The evening world. Newspaper, August 13, 1919, Page 4

{smu GREATER REDUCTIONS | Best & Co. Fifth Avenue at 35th Street Established 1879 ANNOUNCE FOR TOMORROW, THURSDAY, THEIR ABSOLUTE CLEARANCE OF To daily arriving, these Ps cys are in he collection Sion Women’s and Misses’ Summer Apparel make way for cur large stock of new Fall and Winter Fashions apparel must be sold quickly, All igh nol in every style. For this Occasion oll purchases must be final, and no mail, ‘phone or C. 0. D.-orders can be filled. Girls’ Dresses ) Naprebedlige tig Ree fae 10 by Verelofore 4.98 10.098 2.95 290 Giste’ Drews ond Hat Bete Of colored, “Aho practical ‘ha al r chambr. Mecreerescremene of ht igeceanes 4.95 Lace Trimmed Or, lies and Dotted ena Bnplich Ginkane Srna i Suetece Eh ; » Smart 2- Sport models wR F Georgettes, Taffetas and Satin Formerly to 837.50 13.75 and 17.50 Taffetas, Serges, Georgettes, Satins 21.50 and 25.00 5 SMART SUITS IN THE FINEST MATERIALS |- Men’s-wear Serge Tricotine and Fine Serge A 19.75 ana 25.00 EST CAPES Closed Out at 12.50—17.50—25. 00 | WC) at- i 4.80 You Never Pay More re at Best’ $ ns 200 Women's Summer Dresses SS icinally 12.50 fo 19.75 9. 00 F Women’s Gal rt Skirts domestic Originally 4.95 lo 6.50 3. 35 100 Women’s Fine Sport Skirts ae and Im domestic Originally 5.95 to 7.93 4.85 37 Women’s Handsome Silk Skirts 21 eae ¢ Summer Suit In dress and i styles— e, baronette, georgette, crepe, faille, Fantasi, Moon-glow ditlone absolutely fresh con- Originally 16.50 fo 35,00 12. 45 Shantunj Hereto %, 1 8301 9.50 32 Women’s Summer Suits 40 Women Taffeta, de londres, paulett, fri ricolette — lined henaere 25.00 fo 59. soz. 00 lomen’s Handsome Suits Paulette afd tricotine in Summer colors. Heretofore $5.00 to 145.00 38. 00 15 ee 's Dress and | ssitored Hats Only 75 hats—many and Paferent types of Pm mer trimmings. Herelofore 10,00 to 25.00 5.00 27 Women's haa Dresses Striped im and per: cale. Hee fore 4.98 fo 600 3.00 = TO CLOSE OUT Every Dress, Suit & Cape in Stock Your last chance to secure most won- derful bargains at less than half price IN OUR GREAT END OF THE SEASON SALE ur Very Best Summer Dresses Formerly to 39.75 Formerly @ $65.00 29.75 and 35.00 Formerly to $45.00 Exclusive High Cost Models \ Broken Lots, Formerly to $125.00 39.75 and 47.50 — 5:9 7-50 4-5 Satins, Georgettes & Tricolettes Formerly ‘to $55.00 ee “TAL COU) 1 ON HURRY ol 10 DISCUSS 5 HUNGARY that Roumanian Commisioner at re Budapest Refuses to Com- ply With Orders. PARIS, Aug. 13 (Associated Press). —The Inter-Allied Supreme Coanctl was summoned hastily, to-day to meet at 2.30 o'clock to consider the Hun- garian situation.” ‘The office Constantine Diamandy, Roumanien the girls’ High Commissioner at Budapest, ac- [ena & EVERY EATING PLACE | cording to @ message received to-day from the Inter-Allied Military Com- ‘@ mission in the Hungarian capital, in- ff] formed the members of the commis- Fi cordance with the terms of the H] armistice of November, 1918, Wi] ized to carry on negotiations with | the Inter-Allied Commission, B] Archduke Joseph in control in Buda- B] sitions of foodstuffs atid material by A] tinues, also denied that the Rouman- matum to Archduke Joseph. He said f] ment through a liaison officer. As , the document Roumania sent the | Archduke insisted upon the frontier 4 Hungary and Roumania in 1916 when i) ference regards the communication i] to supersede the action of the sion that he would not consider ite i] instructions as orders. The Allied i] Generals thereupon telegraphed to Paris asking if they were right in i] considering instructions from the Peace Conference as military orders. The orders which M. Diamandy refused to accept, it is learned, were Hi] based on instructions from the peace conference to the Iinter-Allied mis- i] sion ordering it to carry out the dis- armament of the Hungarians in ac- M. Diamandy said he was author- but would not obey its orders, The Roumanian commissioner de-| nied that his government shad sup- ported the movement which placed pest. He said be would study the Presentations made concerning requi- the Roumanians, M. Diamandy, the message/ con-, jan Government had sent an ulti- it had only sent an informal docu- established by the Allies between Roumania entered the war, the con- as distinctly an ultimatum intended con rence. \ BUCHARBST, Aug. 13 (Associated 4) Press).—The Roumanian army hr yj, tered Budapest in what was belle {|} monia 4 Movement was undertak to be compliance with the wishes ot the Allies, Premier Bratino pf Rou- the Associated Press. He said the en in an to stamp out Bolshevism Ml tbat' there was not the slighte: position on the part of the Rouma- nians to take any territory beyond that considered essential to Rouma- niaa’s achievement of national unity, “Our troops will be withdrawn py | within the frontiers fixed by the | Ruman the Allies,” manian Treaty of Allianee with Premier Bratiano said, “whenever there is established in ingary a stable government that 2 Hw wiht afford protection to the Ruman- 47-49-51 West 42d Street ==, f | GERMANS BOYCOTT GIRLS jan frontiers and give any effective guarantee that. the ssmistion or treaty terms will ‘be observed. ———— WHO TALK TO U. $, TROOPS | Close Watch Is Kept at Coblenz aes eet Formerly to $76.00 29.75 and 35.00 a rr ae = and Names Are Read in Churches. WITH THE AMPRICAN FORCHS IN GBRMANY, July 21 (Associated Press.) who are on the records of the Ge: police for associating with Ame have been read to the congregat! Sunday morning church servicer other villages the practice of posting the girls’ names in public places was in- = fome time ago. © | podters wetteen: . ‘Jing German girs against Lf with Ameficans appeared Fedently in several gated say the Germans aré determined ausociate with the sol- their nambs known to are ar er smronan can my 1 ra EA bile places in Coblenz and other towhs on the Rhine, the girls be- ing urged to refrain from making the acquaintance of soldiers, regardiess of the fact that the treaty of peace had been signed. At various times posters have been put up threatening indiscreet girls with purlishment of one kind or another. American officers who have investi- 38th Street 4 that several secret societies have been, formed for that pUFpORe, Intelligence offers say that on several occasions the names of girls on said in a statement given to | should seek the reputa- tion of serving good food. When the public call for Worcestershire, they want LEAPERRING ‘THE ONLY ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE Never serve imitations. The Good Old Summertime When the thermom- eter mounts and the pe mye 4 dulls the Saiicer = E. Pritchard, 331 Spring St., N. Y. fruity flavored POMPEIAN OLIVE OIL “always fresh” Berve It With AN Your Salads Sold Everywhere At Grocers and Delicatessen Stores 38th Street in every respect. Lord & Taylor —FIFTH AVENUE— Victor Victrola Style X, With $6.00 worth of records of your selection $6.00 down, $6.00 a month An instrument with a tone that is Call at our Victor on the Seventh Floor, and let us demonstrate this beautiful instrument to you. Seventh Floor. 39th Street $90.00 erfect arlors, Se ha ali 00 A SAI U '. Lord Taylor. FIFTH AVENUE— 39th Aciect Telephone Orders Filled—Phone Greeley 1900—Ask for Telephone Order Desk A Timely Purchase and Sale Dainty Lingerie Blouses At About Manufacturers’ Cost Sheer, exquisitely simple Blouses of the type at the moment in ‘such demand; secured at concessions so remarkable that we are enabled to quote these very low prices. White Organdie Blouses $3.25 A finely —_ model finished with Picot Crochet edgés (illustrated at left). French Voile Blouses $3.95 White Voile of excellent quality, the —— cuffs and _ widefrill, scalloped and eye- let Saabrtiored 1 in blue or in white, © (illustrated at right). Third Floor, Women’s Cotton Dresses Marked for Final Clearance All Sales Must 3. 95 Be Final $ On Approval A group of Summer Frocks reduced to a price that in many instances does not represent the cost of making and materials. Many models, simple but smartly styled, fashioned of Sheer Voiles, Tissues and Gin ina variety of desirable colors and po gene eke An Excellent Opportunity to Purchase for Present and Future Reguirements, and at a Price Unusually Attractive ‘Third Floor None C. 0. D. or Decisive Reductions in Women’s Silk Suits Every Sale Must Be Final With many sultry days to come, these Suits, all late Summer models, are inviting investments at these reduced prices. Sizes are incomplete but excellent choosing is assured. Suits of Poulette, Pongee, Taffeta Silks, Moire, Radiant Silk, Roshanara, Jersey and ‘'ricolette, in models for street and sport wear, in styles to meet every preference, in colors ranging from the light tones to dignified black and modish navy blues. $19.50, $22.50, $25, $45, $50, $65 All Wool Suits in Summer Models, also Greatly Reduced. Many Extra Sizes in This Collection ‘Third Floor, Women’s Coats and Capes In an Opportune Sale at $19.50 Outergarments that are in great demand for present wear and are equally appropriate for Autumn. Featured are two distinct types of smart wraps, at a price that insures their speedy selling. Taffeta Coats in belted models, with large pockets and Serge Capes in navy blue and black, lined throughout deep muffler collars. Excellent for travel- with Foulard Silks. A number of models ing or for utility wear. In black only. with novel’collars and waistcoat fronts. Every Sale Must Be Final. ‘Third Floor A Sale of Women’s Skirts Entire Stock of Summer Models—Marked to Close at Once Dress and Sport Models in many desirable styles and fabrics at greatly reduced prices for timely disposal, Georgette Crepe and Fan-Ta-Si Silk Skirts $14.50, $18.50, $22.50, $25.00, $35.00 In white, dainty shades and gay sport colors; embroidery trimmed, tucked and pleated models; some with rea) Filet lace insertions and deep edges, Sheer French Organdie and Voile Skirts, $6.50 All White Tub Skirts—Reduced High class models in Cotton Gabardine, Practical styles in Gabardine, Corde- Linen and novelty Block materials. line and Pique, pearl button trimmed. $8.75, $9.50, $10.95 $2.95, $4.65, $5.95, $6.75, $7.75 All Sales Must Be Final. Third Floor.