The evening world. Newspaper, June 10, 1920, Page 6

fy llfetain tee Finds No Submit- fm the Board of Estimate ‘that no submit- sufficiently meritorious jury of artists. The committee n Meved the memorial commemorative of the for humanity made by the soliier would be a Liberty B ‘over the Hudson River, i are ts Careers te tive, im cage reasons aros construction of ‘cock 4 that Madison Square Garden “They' |, cost you more for Fell,” ‘phoned the maker. “Not us.” said we, “t:e'll your line.” - 10,446 pairs of men’s Black. Tan. Low. High. low than high. ’ 852 were $17.50 4535 were $20.00 | 2402 were $21,00 156 were $21.50 1501 were $22.50 $12.50. | 152 were $13.00 167 were $14.00 224 were $14.50 497 were $15.00 1451 were $16.00 $10. lots; 2491 Still others! 3719 pairs; high blacks 1179 were $10.00 1468 were $11.00 911 were $12.00 £6.50. _ Also 1324 pairs of white) sport shoes; buckskin; can- vas; rubber soles; leather soled. 910 were $15.00 to $22. 00, $12.50. 414 were $5.00 to $10.00. EROES’ MEMORIAL 2: be puronased, either as a site or to dully view of Bead multitude, thus be- be reconstructed into Liberty Hall, | ing a constant reminder of the sacri- the largest convention hail in the] fice that has been made for them by World, with a seating capacity of| their brave brothers. 000 people; oenaee a en The her o .. the ria contem- aren a sruoture with Wien ot be the greatent me yet Bult ii an | Eo feat twice as as. the interior arrangement’ Givens that would ‘e's ndaptable fe of very kind and ynit of community now building about erected to typify victory, n Bridge with eight railroad te Yaix rapid transit tracks, wide vehicular driveways, a promenade with decorative approaches the le may wish to build! as their own memorial to the sacri- of the war with Inscription of jhe names of those who gave their Morial in itself. seven years would rious posts of Pe) addition to the Garden pro: committee by ae the erection of “a Liberty Arch upon a suitable site ih the heart of the city where a People’s memorial might in ful yeers to erect already is rs ‘As for the alternative project, it was estimated that the site of the mistice, Garmien would cost $2, on, try bs: bat satisfy those one "palleve. ‘in * iittarian memorial, The tn quest, would appeal to ‘thoes who f fac vor purely a work of art or a me~ The committee suggested that as be required to build the Liberty Bridge and several Liberty Hall, it might be well to begin at once the con- struction of the — Hyg Bi ge there $200,000 good will offering given iy the people at the time of the signing of the ar- Pha Spacally Shop of FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET FOR FRIDAY An Exceptional Sale of WOMEN’S SUMMER FROCKS The Typical Unusual Versions of the Mode Sponsored by This Shop at Most Moderate Prices. COTTON, VOILE & ORGANDIE FROCKS 29.50 Voile frocks in light summer shades; bodice inset with filet pat- terned lace; pastel organdie frocks ' trimmed with tucks and f utings. FROCKS of IMPORTED DOTTED SWISS 37.50 . Frocks of white imported Swiss with colored dots; bodice has long panekollar, gilet of white net and box pleated skirt. FROCKS of PRINTED GEORGETTE CREPE 55.00 Georgette Crepe with white ground daintily sprayed with light colored flowers; white net footing trims bodice and skirt tunic; net vestee. DOTTED SWISS SUMMER FROCKS 32.50 Two distinct styles in all white dotted Swiss or white with colored dots; trimmed with real Baby Irish lace, or white organdie and lace. NATURAL COLOR PONGEE FROCKS 45.00 Pongee coat frocks, plain tailored and pearl button trimmed, or piped in color, a few with accor- ceon pleated skirts, GEORGETTE, CHIFFON & FOULARD FROCKS 79.50 Figured Georgette and chiffon frocks in light and dark shades; foulard silk ribbon trimmed or of figured crepe de chine. OPPENHEIM.GLUNS & © 34th Street—New York. About 250 Misses’ Stzes 14, 16 and 18 Years. Models of all Georgette and Georgette Waists with Tricolettc Skirts. Flow. ered and Figured Designs in Smart Summer Colors. Exceptional Values: 18.00 Misses’ Dept.—8rd Floor. Ceorgette Dresses, Also Suitable for Women to 86 Bust, On Special Sale Friday Siiviuidiehtienaee tana oomoe ero ne stitintiiaatammibias “THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1920." 38th Street C or.winter home? Mahogany Bed, full size. $59 * | layer-felt mattress. Mahogany Four-Post Bed, Ps full vcr only. bile Full size. . senens $18.75 PRON Sos sé $49.75 Quaint Oval 4 Rag Rugs ‘ Owing to the fact that these rugs were due from Japan last February, and are only just now received, we have marked them at lower than regular prices. There are several groups of sizes, each replete in -variety of color combinations. We sent one of those old time Colonial Rugs from Maine out to Japan to be re- produced by the skillful Japanese. These rugs are the reproductions, so you will find them as quaint and well-made’as their original. Size 18x36 inches. . 24x48 inches.... 27x54 inches.... 36x63 inches... . Size Price 4.6x7.6 feet:.....$16.75 6x9 feet... .....$24.75 8x10 feet.......$39.75 . $49.75 Price + $1.75 - $3.75 $4.75 $7.75 | oxt2 feet..... th Floor =f Liberal Reductions on Greet Your " Summer Guests With New Curtains What is more welcoming than smiling windows as your guests drive up to the door? Here are some splendid values for your summer home: Scrim and Net Curtains | White and Dotted Swiss air is $3.50 ai Plain hem or edge of in- . is sertion, Eciu only; 234 | With colored. sedan ards long. made plain or with ruffle; " 2% yards long. Hand-Drawn Curtains Imported Titian Cloth $4. 25 pair. $1.85 yard Made of Voile and Scrim, This crash is similar to white or cream colo; 2}4 | monks’ cloth, Several good yards long. shades; 50 inches wide. Fifth Floor, Preparedness First! Defy the Moth! These last few days before leaving town, don’t forget that the moth thrives on winter clothes and bedding unless you prepare for him! Here are some moth preventives that are positively sure. ’ “No Moth” This innovation (here illustrated), makes a moth- proof chest out of any closgt. It protects clothes for afull season. It is time-tried and tested..... $2.00 Moth-Proof Bags ‘ White Tar Cedar Muff size....eseeees . 45 65c Blanket size.....+++ +» 65 $1.00 Suit size....... . 80c $1.00 Overcoat size.........$1.10 $1.35 Motor Coat size’ $1.25 $1.50 Ulster size....s+.4. 05 $1.50 $1.75. Store Close; at 5 P. M. Lord & Taylor —FIFTH AVENUE— Telephone Orders Filled—Phone Fitzroy 1900—Ask for Telephone Order Desk June Sale of Beds And Bedding Do you need an extra bed for summer This Sale will make possible the ‘posses- 75 sion of quality for little expenditure. : 1 All Black Hair Mattress. ' Best Ticking. Full SIZE... sees ends ata eet rere: "$44.75 Uptboteceres Box Spring Hair top; best ticking; all sizes—$29.75. All ° | coe ner at Tree | a it 39th Street Or another mattress? Mahogany Day Bed, 30 inch frame....... 17.75 Single size......... Bloch Reed Carriages Greatly Reduced egy 50 A well-made, comfortable vehicle for baby’s Summer outings. One that will save him from ; jolts and jars. ’ A price that is low for such quality. Each carriage is of genuine half round reed, reversible gears; colors, natural enamel or white. jeventh Floer Linens You Want At Prices You Want to Pay Table Cloths Huck Towels And Napkins to Match of All pure linen, pure linen damask hemmed.....dozen $8.50 Table Cloths. .each $6.75 hemstitched.dozen $10.50 Napkins... dozen $8.50 Cotton Huck Towels Odd Table Cloths colored borders, Splendid heavy quality dozen $2.95 Scotch damask,each $8.75 Union Linen Huck Towels Exceptional Napkins hemmed, damask bordets, Pure Irish linen damask, finequality,..doten 95 hemmed....,.dozen $6.95 SRE: ARERR Re Bath Towels Dien ead Gis Blue striped...each 50c hemmed, union.doz. $6.95 jecond Floor Moth Balls.. Package Preventives Cedar Moth Chips... Lavendine and Cedar. Aluminum Kitchen Set $9.95 Five pieces, excellent grade, black ebonized handles—Skillet, 10 inch; double boiler, covered sauce pot, covered sauce pan, cast griddle.