The evening world. Newspaper, July 8, 1920, Page 13

GERMANS LKELY | TO GET B MONTHS FOR SAMANENT Allies in Separate Conference | at Spa Arrive at Accord on the Question. SPA. Belgium, July 8 (Associated Press)—A compromise with» Germany on the, time to be allowed her for! disarmament, fixing the period at six Months, seemed to be the probable E Olitcome to-day of the conferences among the Allied delegates here. The Germans had asked for months. ‘The Allied representatives met this Morning and for two hours and a half discussed the German plan pre- sented yesterday. It resulted in an agreement upon the attitude to be taken on the disarmament question. The full conference, the meeting time of which had been set for noon, was postponed until 3.30 o'clook when, it was stated, the Allies would make &nown to the Germans the final de- @ision regarding disarmament. Noth- ing was given out officially aa to this deaision but it was understood it had ‘been agreed to allow the Germans six ™onths in which to disarm. The official communique on the morning's meeting read: withont the Germans to receive the report of the military representatives , of the allies on their views with re- gard to the reply to the German pro- posals for disarmament, in material and effectives, The special reports of the military, naval and aerial ex- Berta on the relative figures of the rmans and the allies also were considered. The reply will be com- Municated to the German delegation at 8.30 o'clock this afternoon.” —- FOR REVOLT IN BRUNSWICK. Vorking for Gen- 4 of Week, LONDON, July 8.—A Central News atch from Berlin, dated Wednesday, reports that preparations are being made for a revolution in Brunswick. The sxteeme radicals, it 1s declared, are wo! Seneral strfke “at the werk are for 8 Sew revolutionary committee 1a’ said to have arranged for a big mass meeting peareceees fifteen “The conference met this morning] || nounced earthquake was recorded to- day at the Georgetown University ob: ser Parthquake Lasts an Hour, WASHINGTON, July & —A pros rvatory. The disturhance began 1,59 o'clock and continued until o'clock, reaching its) helght at 2.06 o'clock: The centre of the disturbance Was calculated at 2,600 miles from Washington, probably in Central or South America. within @ 'y or two to conside: question of drastic action oars es, =~oF nae aS SE aaa ea S2tSsstete c=. =: || Open Until 1 P, M. Saturday July Sale of Summer Dresses AT 50% OFF Dress of Crisp Organdie Bold in our Catalog for $11.95. Over 1,000 Dresses in Ginghams, Organdies, Taffetas, Georgettes, Lin- enes, Satins, Voiles and Crepe de Chines included in this sale. HAQMERSS 807 FIFTH AVENUE Near Bist Street aa ieeteteege cares SSSSSSSSeSESESy, =e SSS S=t=s=EsSses = Ss: SSesESss vt T'S precisely what our pres- it * ent Removal Sale means! By MW Ww purchasing a Matthews Suit now, MW i you save fully 3314%, i iy Varied, refined styles in all the finest iy Fi fabrics. Models for Men and Young Men. ti hi $35 SUIT - - 823.50 i i iy $45 SUIT - - 830,00 w i $50 SUIT - - $33.35 i i $60 SUIT - - 840.00 ht Wy $75 SUIT - - 850.00 Mm ($20 Saarem 573.35 i (w-h $27.50 Buss MOP $17 35 Mt i $13.50 Feast. - $9.00 in vi ‘A High-Grade Suit at Ve) Off —— Sef: SSSs=S= <. = = SSESF= = SS SSSsES 30% Off on all MEN’S FURNISHINGS $1Neckwear } Special 5 Pure Worsted Bathing Sane } Sbectal $34.5 < = cecenmess SES — == SSSSESE Sa SSSSSSs5 1165 Groadway- near 2'785'- 33> BESSESESESESESEY = => — SSsF= EY ee Vesz EF, Broadway at Ninth New York This Is Not an Epistle of Commendation Nor is it n to get a new letter in- troduction to arti to what we are doing here to make shopping inter- esting, convenient, com- fortable and advanta- geous to our patrons, , Our great desire is to live up to the testimo- nial of the tens of thou- sands who profited by our sixty days’ campaign. It was a straight out battle against the high lights of trade whose war est was full of war gold, and who frowned upon the idea and scouted at any interfer- ence with existing prices. We have reason to take heart and work harder to lower H. C. L., and our customers join us in battling against hoarders of goods and self opinionated whole- salers and mill owners. Service for each other is inventive. July 8th, 1920. Handsome Bags of Silk Moire Special, $5 Unusually heavy silk moire, navy and black only is used for these smart hand bags—the kind modish women are demanding to-day. Frames are metal or shell cellu- loid. Inside frame and mirror. Silk linings in variety of colors. Main floor, Old Bldg. Silk Petticoats in street shades Jersey, taffeta or satin—all good qualities, sure to be durable—tai- lored models and those with pleated flounces—changeable taffetas are most attractive. Price $5:95. Third floor, Old Bidg. Hand-made Lingerie In extra sizes Our Extra Size Shop, which has carefully studied the needs of the stout woman, has secured a special lot of fine lingerie, all beautifully hand made, Sheer batiste is the material. Tailored models have flat hem- stitched casing for ribbon. Some are trimmed with embroidery. Nightgowns, $4.95 and $5.95. Envelope chemises, $3.95 and 95, Third floor, Old Bidg. Women’s fine Summer Stockings Mercerized cotton full fashioned stocking. High spliced heel, double sole and heel; flare top. Black, white and cor- dovan; sizes 844 to 10; $1.15. Fine gauze lisle Cool and comfortable for hot weather, seamless foot, mock seam leg, high spliced heel. Double sole and toe, flare top. Black, white and cordovan; sizes 844 to 10; $1.25. Heavy-weight silk full fashioned stocking. High spliced heel, double sole, toe and top. Black only, Sizes 8}¢ to 1034; $3.75—tax 18c, Silk Socks ~for beach wear or street wear. Mock seam leg, seamless foot, Mercerized cotton turn-over top, toe and heel, in black, navy, Havana, brown, emerald green and white; sizes 84; to 10; $2. Drop-stitch Silk Stockings —full fashioned, Black with white embroidered clocks, mer- cerized cotton top, sole, heel and ioe sizes 844 to 10; $4.50—tax 25c, Embroidered clocks —full fashioned silk stockings. Mercerized cotton top, heel, sole and toe. Black with white, Hav- ana with self or white, white with black, navy with self; sizes 844 to 10; $4.16—tax 22c, Main floor, Old Bidg. \ 1 OHN Humpty Dumpty sat on the wall Humpty Dumpty had a great tall That’s the Silk Market BUT— Silks are climbing uy in after their fall, and if you want to buy at the low point you will take advantage of this offering of $442,894 of Silks for $295,262 Scissors have been busy clipping off the silks, but hardly an inroad has yet been made on the great stocks that we are now offering from 65 mills. $1.08 yard). ......0.0. for $4.50 and $5.50 silks $1.85 yard .for $2.85, $3 and $3.50 silks $1.95 yard. ... for $3.50 and $3.85 silks $2.10 yard. Wie . for $3.85 silks $2.25 yard. . for $4.50 silks $2.35 yard... .. for $3.85 silks Gee PRUR ic ceerivi vi cieeectan for $3.85 silks $2.85 yard.. . for $4.50 and $5.50 silks $2.95 yard. . for $4.50 and $5.50 silks $3.15 yard.. ve for $4 silks $3.35 yard.. ak . for $5.50 silks $3.85 yd. for $4.50, $5.50, $6.50 and $9.50 silks $3.95 yard............. for $5.50 and $6.50 silks $4.25 yard. .for $5.50 and $6.50 silks $4.50 yard. . for $6.50 and $7.50 silks PUG POEs irs iy nce vbowe eran for $7.50 silks $4.95 yard. . for $8.50 silks $5.50 and $6 yar . for $8.50 silks WO VERON a ices scnpnes Cpa for $10.50 silks $8.50 yard........... for $12.50 and $19.50 silks Street silks Evening silks Sport silks Black silks White silks Navy silks Plain silks Fancy silks Knit silks Prices average a third less Practically every kind of wanted silk—black and color- ed taffetas; satins in a rainbow line of shades; sports satin; charmeuse; tricolette; Georgettes, meteor; printed ra- dium; printed Jap silks; checks; tub silks; lining silks; glace serge—a silk trail that starts at the Broadway entrance, runs along the Main Aisle and winds in and out through the Silk Rotunda that has been famous for silks since A. T. Stewart built this Store in 1862; but never in all these years was there a finer exhibition or sale of silks than this. The Silk Rotunda, west from the Grand Stairway, down to the Broadway doors, is given over to the display of these silks ina manner most convenient to purchasers. The Down-Stairs Store, too, has its share, in the regular SiJk Section and on the Main Aisle. Good-bye to women’s ‘House Slippers Were $1.50 to $3.50 pair We have counted exact! 2,670 pairs of these G0 house slippers—kidskin, brocade, satin and lymalaya cloth. Some have low leather heels; some have ‘covered heels; some have silk pom- 1 Rome and the colors are pink, lavender, rose, ht blue, dark blue, red—and ‘black or ‘white. Sizes 2}4 to 8, but not every size in evel Less than the present wholesale price at. First floor, Old Building ityle, Coty’s French Perfumes now reduced The much-desired French perfumes created by the house of Coty are often difficult for us to procure to sell even at regular prices. Anevent of this sort is an unusual achieve- ment. L’Origan extract, $7.50. Regu- L'Origan toilet water, $7.50. larly $9.62. Regularly $9.62. L’Origan extract, $16.50. Regu- La Rose Jacqueminot toilet larly $18.72. ; water, $8. Regularly $9.62. La_Rose Jacqueminot extract, $8.25. $8. Regularly $9.62 Jasmin toilet water, Regularly $9.62. L’Or extract, $8. Reg. $9.62, Muguet toilet water, $8.25. Amber Antique, $16.75. Regu- Regularly $9.62. larly $18.72, L’Origan and Jacqueminot Ch (a extract, $6.50. Regu- Rose face powder, $1.65. Regu- larly i 02, larly $2.34, Chypre extract, $11.95. Regu- Revenue tax included in above larly $13.78, prices, Muguet extract, $8.25. Regu- NoC. 0. D.’s. larly $9.62. il Styx extract, $11.25. Regu- Toilet Goods Counter, larly $13.52. Main Floor, Old Building Boys’ Suits Down Suits for school wear, play days and dress up occasions. In practical shades of tan and green, and the good mixed tweeds. Broken sizes, but something for all boys trom 7 to 16 years. Were $16.75 to $45 Now $10 to $25 Third floor, Old Building A close-out of Rice straw Rugs These are imported rugs, with natural color centers and stenciled borders in brown, blue and green. About 100 of them to go like this: 9 x 12 feet... .$13 grade—now $8 9 x 15 feet... .$15 grade—now $11 Third Gallery, New Building . A Closed All Day Saturday, so here’s the good news for Friday oo peerrerne Store open at 9 Store ci at § Summer needs for Miss 14 to 20 and some very interesting savings Voile Frocks at $15.75 Flowered or figured voile frocks in foulard patterns have been especially purchased to sell at this moderate price. The harem skirt and tabs of ribbon at round collar, cuffs and girdle of model illustrated are Ral Seer charming. The other model rows of dainty ruffles on the side to give the slightly distended @silhouette affected this season; its crisp white organdie surplice collar and cuffs are vi “summery.” A wide range of colors has chosen; navy blue and white; blue and tan; copenhagen Ieee tan; black and white; white and jack. Georgette Frocks at $35 Our $59.50 grade Georgette cre) ‘unusual indeed, at this lower rice, in navy blue, flesh and white, come either in the model illustrated, whose drop skirt is so uniquely banded with gros grain ribbon which appears on the waist, or in a model which fea- tures a drop skirt enhanced with wee ruffles and pintu 7 which are repeated on the blouse. Its China silk ein is of a very fine quality as is the crepe from which the frocks are made. Silk Skirts at $14.95 Originally $29.75 to $35 The silk skirt fills so many needs during the summer that it is well-nigh indispensable. In the very brilliant shades and novelty weaves that have been develo; to so fine a point they are particu- larly beautiful. Bafonette satin in novel weaves, cheeks and stripes; wash silks and satin; and tric lettés are a few fancy silks used. ered models are in the collection; patch pockets with varied flaps are a chic touch. Colors are American beauty, raspberry, green, golden yellow, flesh, white, gray. Plaited and gath- Waist measure, 24 in. to 30 in. Lengths, 34 in. to 38 in. Domestic and imported gingham frocks come in a wide eon of models with ina range of much broken orplain checks a: desired colors. $10.75—$12.50 and $13.75. Second floor, Old Building, Tenth Street New Vestee $1.25 grade85c Rows of pleated val. lace, dainty, fluffy and fresh, are built on a new foundation for the vestee. Collars are Tuxedo or Lord Byron. ingham and chambray White and ecru. Just 200. Wik KS plaids, aall eal or P colors. e quaint Main floor, Old Bidg. apron effect, embroi idery New Printed Voiles lower at 50c yard Just 6,000 yards of this smart, very desirable material for sum- mer frocks. Thanks to a manu- facturer's clean-up we are able to sell at 50c the same goods we have sold this season at 75c and 5c, Light and dark grounds have silk and chiffon designs in a wide variety of colors. Many of the season's favorite blues are shown. 88 inches wide. Main floor, Old Bidg. larger fa ’ among the Of khaki, sizes 8 Middy and bloomer suit for all- Gingham and chambray frocks plain, Arcade Store, lines must go. and tie sash are most be- coming. The old-fashioned but popular rick-rack braid used on a similar frock; the two piece dress White voile dresses which were $12.75 to $19 also go at this price. The more elaborate “party” frock, many hand made and trimmed with real lace. Camp Suits instead of $65, For Little Miss 6 to 12 ‘Summer Frocks Down to $9.75 (were $11.75 to $13.75) _ Frock illustrated is typ- ical of this collection of for , the pee ha ag Ife and_ general, Of chambrey| sizes 6 and 8, $5.95, One piece dress with bloomers. Straight line frock hag patch kets, belt, white pique colla: to 20, $6.50. | nd cutts ® black te. Cole Col- ors are rose and blue. : striped or plaid, $2.95 Second floor, Old Building (Tenth Street Side) 800 of Our FINER Suits, $45 Were $65 to $75 These suits for men are in the Burlington where only the better grades of clothing are sold. « They are suits in our regular stock —not picked up for sale purposes. July is the month of stock-righting, and broken That’s why you pay only $45 $70 or $75. Fancy fabrics, good worsteds and cassimeres—the types that business men always prefer. Low Prices on Broken Lots of Men’s High Grade Shoes Just a little clearaway—and a good one . .First—-269 pairs of men’s tan or black high shoes that were $7 and $7.50 in regular stock. All to go $5.90 $9, $10, $11 and $12 in our regular stock. All to go at........ Second—630 pairs of men’s black or tan high or low shoesthat were \ $7 9 5 °° $13, $14, $15 and $16 in our regular stock. All to go at Third—202 pairs of men’s tan or black high or low shoes that were \ $9 95 neehaenethoaien e NOTE-—There are many styles in these groups, often only a few of a kind; and every kind is a high grade, wantable style. wholesale today. Burlington Arcade Floor, New Building. 4 We couldn’t buy any of. these at these prices at a ens ah eis EAN I RB (ot! ee ee