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pega" iar i es $405 00000 VOTED | FOR KAY, TICE SU BRTAN WL SPEND > | (Continued from Tenth Rage.) jfieet of 16 battleships, 4 battle eruis-|* /ers, 38 light cruisers, with destroyers and submarines in proportion, IL about the fleet we would jay if we could get the men, Whether we can get them or not Is a question. “I would like to find out as the de- bate eds what our navy officials g as to scrapping our old ships. England went so far as to sorap three battle cruisers that were jally constructed of the same he great ship Hood, of which an of the N: Commit- tee spoke, a magnificent battle cruiser, whioh she has «ince which has since cr this country. It is a sp the latest type, the last we construction of great fighting ships, for the Hood 000-ton vessel hi by Bhals me thing with its super- dreadnought programme; she ually scrapped four sup hts upon which dy done conside “There is only one country from which I have not been able to get re- Mable information, and that is Japan. T am not able to state what Japan is doing.” The latest figures show that, after the Navy Department had asked for $573,000,000 in Novemver, 1919, it Sopmitted supplemental estimates, bringing the total demand up to $68! 631,254, including the amount esti- tated for work next year on the war ships provided for in the naval pro gramme of 19 Subsequently, thi Secretary of t ¥ requested ad- | Facts About the World’s Greatest Telephone Task the navy, following will be found in a Statement to Our Patrons Pe eae | on Page One of the new Telephone Directory ‘asked for more money to spend next year than it was pend this yea aaron me re. | fl Please read this statement carefully the money spent for camps and cantonments and will act on the recommendation of the | amount appropriated for y for this year is $613,246, - it appears that, when all It tells what we are doing to make New York City’s telephone service again “The Best Telephone Service in the World” of Justice be asked to proceedings and sut of moneys against persons who are aecused, but not by name, of de- frauding the Govern jn a long argument yi the figures submitted by the majority all to pieces, but the general at- titude of the Republican members was one of determination to stand by the findings of their party colleagues on the sub-committee, | NEW YORK ® TELEPHONE CO. For Breakfast! For Lunch! Improved Corn Hakes Post ToastiEs Super-excellent in flavor, texture and satisfaction A pleasure to the palate, a delight to the digestion. _ America’s Most Popular Corn Hakes Jn ordering specify PostToasties by name. Made by Postum Cereal Co.Inc, Battle Creek,Mich. THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1 JOHN WANAMA Broadway at Ninth, New York Young Girls’ Frocks,$2.95 Comment is unnec- essary. 12 models Gingham, chambray and lain colored. cottons. ‘wo are illustrated. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Main Aisle— Main floor, Old Building Concert There will be SONG RECITAL in the Auditorium, Wednesday at 2.30, under the direction of Mme. NIESSEN-STONE. First Gallery, New Bldg. A special purchase of Dress Cottons will be placed on sale Wednesday, at substantially below cprrent prices 2,000 yards fine printed voiles..............5. at 75c yd. 2,000 yards white chiffon voiles....... 1,000 yards white soft-finish longeloth. .. 500 yards silk-and-cotton crepe, plain colors, 75c yd. 100 pieces (10 yds. to a piece), longeloth..... $2.60 pe. 500 Boys’ Wash Suits Samples—$4.45 The suits could hardly be made today for the price. ae by ene ae we pete the nae of boys’ fin- est wash suits. Cut very , no part of the garments is | fresh and i | ith skimped to save material, and thoroughly finished in every Wipe ar eaaeaia a a ee detail. MATERIALS—kiddie cloth, Devonshires, twill, poplins, Pal- mer cloth and some fine em- broidered reps, in Norfolks, Oliver Twist, Middy twist, mid Brightest and most decorative of Trimmings For the Spring Costume Newly arrived fron Paris | Oxfords—tan calfskin with English or Cuban heel, anf? All the important accessories, the finishing touches that | eyelet pumps. ‘I'wo models of each. transform a commonplace frock into a distinctive creation, a gown combining style and individuality—all these are gath- i is hee in bla idski Brot tavernas th our trcnine Shane with Baby Louis heel. One in black kidskin, and one in white An inspiration for a gown is a broad flouncing of black net embroidered with gold thread and silver or black beads. Many other colorings, including henna on black; $6.75 to $34.75. Georgette crepe is also used for flouncings and bands, embroid- ered in silk braid of self or con- asting colors, Widths 1% i s to 40 inches; $2.50 to $13.95. Chalk beads embroidered in floral patterns on X nd combined with chenille, are a new and most effective idea for trimming. Bands from | to 914 inches; $3.75 to $18.50. Motifs and bead girdles to match. Spangles in all over patterns, or combined with bugle beads, are alluringly festive and shimmering for use on an evening gown. Widths 14 inches to 24 inches; $9.95 to Jet beads are exceedingly smart for the black frock in # variety of uses. Beaded girdles, buckles, motifs all have a particular ive value for the cow- Store opens at os Store closes at & A thousand pairs of Curtains _at’a quarter to a third less $1.85 to $36 pair Were $3 to $47.50 pair, in our own stocks This is our usual Spring Sale. Rather than eye our customers, we reduce on our own curtains because we were unable to find ANY good curtains to sell underprice. is no surplus of curtains in the market. In a sense, these curtains are among the best of our stocks. For the collection includes |] curtains which have sold down to less than a dozen pairs of a kind. It also includes several groups, in larger quantities, which cannot be duplii a } Scrim, marquisette, stri nets, fancy nets, plain nets, amibpouered nets, block gavin, Plain hem, lace edges, lace insertions 2\% to 4 yards long Wednesday— Fourth Gallery, New Bidg. 5,000 balls French : Darning Cotton hd mercerized—suitable for men ailk or lisle hosiery—in six shades of brown from light tan toadark brown. Three shades of gray. Three shades of blue and also black or white. ‘ Various size balls at each 10c, 15¢ and 40c. Notion Store—- Main floor, Old Building. | ‘at 50e yd. «+. at 45e yd. COTTON Frocks The smart woman chooses them NOW Little gingham, swiss and linen or organdie collar and cuffs organdie frocks are now en- | #nd by vestees of organdie, tering th ‘women’s Gown Organdie frocks Salons in all their freshness | i” Pale pastel tints made surplice- wise and broidered made and charm. BE ph Main floor, Old Building Anderson gingham frocks in the newest checks and plaids, some combined with plain ging- ham in harmonizing color, are on simple smart lines and made and real filet lace. Dotted swiss combined with or ruf- fad with batiste and te with ce. $19.60 to $45. Correct Trotteur Suits for women, $58 A smart pin-striped blue serge keted, with two-tier pockets, immaculately tailored and | also braided, finished with black silk braid or Another tricotine with narrow * | long roil-back collar and pockets. little girdle and three bias folds String girdle and absolutely norfolk-wise down the back. The : roll-back collar has a bias band to A really fine tricotine, with outline it, notch collar and braided and In beige and blue. The Mode for the Lace Blouse has no lovelier interpretations than the new lace blouses in the Blouse Shop $22.50 to $70 Second floor, Old Building. dies and novelty models. COLORS—navy, cadet, tan, green, g and many novelty shades. Sizes 2}% to 10 years. Third floor, Old Building. straight lines. Smart New Pumps and Oxfords, $14 black kidskin with Louis XV. heel. Strap pumps and two- Regulation Pumps—five models in dull calfskin, one buckskin. Metal cloth Silver, blue and_ silver, or green and silver makes an en- chantingly lovely evening gown —36 inches wide—$16.50, Ribbon Charming Boudoir Slippers, $5 Made of good, heavy brocade, a silk and : cotton mixture with low heel and Pierette Tunics puff, Blue, pink, rose and black with white. that are mere than accessories —really the raison d'etre of the handsome dinner or even- ing gown. Some of the loveliest tunics are interpreted fn gold bugle beads on metal thread, spangles | a aa anne to match #4 inch to 814 inches wide, 25c to $5.75. First floor, Old Building. Nearly a corner in Ph ay ee these Japanese Rugs cant effecta, and white net with | So they tell us. We didn’t try to do it. We liked the self, blue or henna colored | rugs, and bought them. And now we're told—“None so broidery. | * embreilery A | cheap or so good anywhere. ‘4 Only a small part Some are of grass—tough, durable grass, woven wi a of the many colored, infinitely | a four-ply warp. Cool-looking rugs in blue, green and brown, } ye ae uaetsl pemeoriment | with stenciled borders of a deeper tone. mc e compre- we A hended in so small a space. \ ey ae | Be Oo 4 Metal lace, colored bead girdles, And some are of rushes, heavy corded rushes, hand-braided in 9-inch bands and tassels, georgette crepe ch and 18-inch blocks, then pieced together into room sixe rugs— over-blouses, brocaded metal hese we call the Monitor rugs; or they are woven over @ stout fu cloth, French rose buds, and so | warp-our El Casa rugs. Both in natural, green, or brown eff on, through a fascinating array i be fects. too numerous to list. MONITOR | Only by seeing them can you | 6 appreciate their immense variety 7.6x10.6 ft and even greater beauty. | penal Main floor, Old Building. \ oxi? &