The evening world. Newspaper, July 8, 1920, Page 9

aA net foundation waist, ew anid: Original: | Fashion Designs cee Ue eo eae ae A Practical Frock of Sport “Silk. UMMERTIME in the city and summer- time in the country are two quite different (Tee New Tom Drees World) ‘wardrobe! déorned. The dainty frocks and garden party grates which appear so +g Picturesque against ia background of green and Boretty flowers are outof Place on the hard pave- } with taller stone struo- ‘tures. ‘Tho girl who }* » goes to business will choose ool and com- Yortable attire which is (pat the same time prac- F tical. ‘This does not » mean that dark colors ‘will be retained; rather should one indulge in gay colors, which only Seummertime allows, and have the fabrics ; Sensible, that they may pWithetand the faundry pordrycleaner. Gingham ? than any other material, ‘but there are many “business girls who can Y afford at least one more i are @ number of varia- tions-in weave-that pre- gent unusual effects, # skirts exploit, and most every girl, whether in the cityor not, will have _ Such a#akirt, But the design I am offering to-day is a practical dress | * made-oftone of the corded or striped sport silks that could be worn for ' business. The individual feature of it is the scant blouse waist with its “very low front opening, which permits it being donned over the head. |i) fiend Boilice, instead of being supplied with a chemisette, is worn over @ ee OTHER STORE IN THE U. S. Open All: Day Satugday During July, MAY'S 134 West 34th St. wiz : _Mid-Summer pt aa Sale Commencing Friday DRESSES Below-Present Wholesale Cost The event you have been waiting for. prices you can afford one or two additional gar- ments without increasing your outlay. These are all fresh, crisp new models from our regular stock. Fashion’s newest ideas. $1850; $5.00 ie .00 & Charman Kineeee Ear Crepe and Copenhagen. Custom Tailored Suits --Wraps -- Coats Must Be Closed Out at Once’ Our Regular Stock Only, Not Cheap ‘'Sale’t Goods 35%. Discount Every ptice marked plainly on ticket. You deduct 35 per cent. when purchasing jf RE EVE Taam tic ated fap abot Mt ch] tok neck. This design is one of the siriplest poretble to execute. The kimono s0.is bound with ribbon on siceve edges and opening, and the #kirt is In one piece, with a seam down the left side where the outstanding tuck " rane ie AOR 8 eect oo tnentd ball But let the rest in if you want to increase production and help RENT OUEST AND PANS UPSE B CURT DEIN (Continued From First Page.) ency Rent Law; that under stress of the prevailing housing conditions the tenant's freedom of contract was im- ‘The Justice then dfolares that the new laws which forbid the landlords entering into contracts for unreason- and making the rent of to pay if they were permitted to re- Julius Applebaum, Advisory Coun- sel to the Mayor's Committee on Rent Profiteering, said to-day: “Jystice Strahl’s decision does not come to mé as & surprise. There is no doubt it te @ true construction of “The decision ta very important in its bearing on the Oct. { situation. Many landlords, particularly in Man- hattan and Brooklyn, are notifying tenants they will not renew their leases and requiring them to move on ‘or before Oct. 1. will be a blow to sich these landlords Mag eo obta! of the Navy and Democratic nom- ath for Vice President, sald rc Noa Shy not resign as of several weeks. get | had been nts, | that he planned to resign at once, and be assured that. agreements to pay such excessive rentals can be enforced, they will Liebe before rights to set up a defense as the old tenant. Reasonable landlords need not worry at this decision, but the profiteers may well be perturbed.” JUSTICE WOULD LET ALL ALIENS INTO U. S. Mills, However, Excepts Revolutian- ists in Talk Before Fellow Jurist, Witness in Court. Supreme Court Justice Isaac Mille of the Appellate Division appeared defore Supreme Court Justice Platt in ‘White Plains to-day as a witness for his sec- retary, Mias Madoline Smyth, of Bronx- ville, who was admitted to citizenship. Ghe is a native of England. Mills selzed the occasion to speak his opinion about !mmigration in general, “Open the gates,” he sald. in, even if they can’t read or write} English. The children will learn. Let everybody in excepting the man who 8.50 Formerly 12.50 Fine woven jersey, made with a V neck and circular skirt —a smart slip belt that buttons in the front. Small sleeve cap. As- sorted colors. 6.95 Formerly 8.35 All wool jersey, made in flain colors with bands of contrasting color on the edge of the skirt, the neck and armholes that have a small cap. Women’s Summer Dresses 13.50 Formerly 17.00 to 22.50 At 13.50—60 dresses in figured voiles and organdies in all the summer colors, both dark and light. on many as a trimming. Long lines, surplice waists and batiste collars are a few distinguish- ing features, At 19,50—75 dresses in embroidered organdies, striped voiles, dotted swiss, plain voiles arid attractive patterns in printed voiles, all of the finest materials. Long roll collars, tucked vestee effects and deep hems mark these dresses as unusual values. Women’s Suits : of Worsted Jersey 20.00 special Two models in notched and Tuxedo styles. Made with plain tailored skirts. Colors: navy, kangaroo, plain brown, light tan and heather mixtures in brown Sizes 34 to 44. 37 inches, Fifth Avenue at 35th Street. Established , 1879 SPECIAL PRICESFRIDAY Bathing Suits Of Pure Wool Jersey Made of fine alpaca yarn in two models, both with pockets and braided girdle cord. One has square neck other is made with Real lace is used Women's Wraps of Heavy Satin 45.00 special In navy blue and black satin of an excellent quality, and lined throughout, Three models developed in simple styles suitable for street or evening. shirred collars, draped and plain effects. HAT BOXES of Enamel SUIT CASES of Enamel Duck . . . 18x19 inches $6: 95 | 3 Misses’ Separate Skirts of Silk Crepe de Chine 10.00 Extraordinary In navy blue or white—these skirts dre made with fine knife pleats— are neatly finished and exceptionally good looking. Lengths 33 to ~ Stern Bro Hiri West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Atenues) - West 43rd Street BUSINESS HOURS: 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Closed all day Saturdays in July and August. and Rugs is now in progress. Presenting the most extensive assortment of high-grade merchandise: ~ we have ever assembled—all of which is now offered at Substantial Price Concessions. A wide variety of Desirable Summer Weights in WOMEN’S LISLE UNDERGARMENTS Specially Priced for To-morrow (Main Floor) Women’s Athletic Combination Suits— 1 50 Pih Check Nainsook, Plain or Fancy Stripes... ..... 0 $ ° Women’s Firie Lisle Combination Suitse— Wide or tight knee; sizes 86 to 44. ...0ccscscseeceeeee $1.1 0 Wigner’ s Lisle Vests— . Bodice tops and er ee: vaee tb beiew ons ve 75c Women’s Lisle Bloomers— 69 Sheer quality; extra full sizes; Pink only,..........00 c Ideal for the Week-End Trip: or Vacation Wear WOMEN’S and MISSES’ FIBRE SILK SWEATERS Tuxedo. or Surplice Models in two specially priced sale groups $10.50 $14.50 This season’s most fashionable models in a wide variety of attractive coloringse~ (Sale on the Main Floor) Extraordinary Price Concessions To-morrow on MISSES’ and CHILDREN’S PUMPS and OXFORDS Our entire stock ofjlow shoes, suitable for school, dress or general wear. Sizes 7 to 11 _ Sizes 114% to2 - Sizes 24 to 7 $3.95 $4.95 $5.95 Patent Coltskin, Gun Metal, Tan Russia Calfskin, White Buckskin and, Canyas Second Floor Especially attractive values To-morrow in WEEK-END HAND LUGGAGE -At Prices which represent a saving of ONE-THIRD. Walrus Grain or Real Cowhide Traveling Bags (ALL SIZES) EACH ck, with Tray (all sizes) OVERNIGHT BAGS of Enamel Duck, $5.95 MOIRE SILK HAND BAGS A variety of patterns to select from—all with attractive frames, At the Special Prices of $2.95, 3.75, 5.00