The evening world. Newspaper, June 9, 1921, Page 5

scaastaans magpie THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1921, W. and “vacttiating® 1 has also been/ BATHING GIRL BID ; ASHINGTON SEES years old afd that he has had 6 | GAINS APPROVAL snee on the Supreme Court to} pe i] calip him to preside over its sessions. In addition to that his editorial activ- ities and expressions of personal i opinion and prejudice on many sub- Crissey—"Captain Bob"— the seventy- two-year-old Mayor of Somers Point, who haa Invited bathing girls In one Pioce sults to visit his beach, is re- | colving hundreds of letters of com- 1 from, all parts of the country. | ly 1 have become famoits | he said to-day. Where There 1s Justice, Co-operation, Economy and Energy, There Is Service. Letters From Ail Over the Coun-| times termed stubbornness, and fixity He is night, se e-Piec ical letter came from New York try Indorse One-Piece | oi 7H ta aly tomptiments, Fou J i ring these times ot jects, both in print and otherwise Suits. uring, thene rnc of ; have not d his candidacy. Seen if have ot helped Mir cotions cn stand | ATLANTIC CITY, June 9— 5th Avenue 34th Street i against Mr. Hughes. Even his ¢ne- | = ' | mies admit his steadfastness, some- inl pcosi ae of purpose and conyiction . eee jyounger than Mr. Taft by several | ate fiughes Sentiment Growing |¥e#rs. He has served on the Supreme | H y Quality Merchandise, as Advertised, on Sale beginning Friday, June 10th, ghes bate ; d greater suc- | i iat eet Ted lt hla mes and Friends of Ex-President Are Getting Worried. Bpera) Dewatch to The Evening World.) WASHINGTON, June & lequal distinction, if less success, at the hands of his party. By September, if things move as they are moving now, the | rela- | tions between the United States’ and | Burope will be fairly well defined. Official | The Mextean policy, already prone on, whic ot gated, will have been accepted by Washington, which ts watching with Me country aad possibly bs Mexico interest for the appointment of alr not, there are other authorities in Chiet Justice of the Supreme Court the Administration, such as Secre- | to succeed Edward D. White, is|tafy of the Interior Fall and Under foming more and more to the con- Secretary of State Fletcher, who pos- | sess a vast fund. of information con- elusion that Hughes will be selected ; cerning Mexico and who oo fone father than Taft the Administration's policy with ref- | t erence to the Southern republic fully |]q Bvery day that passes without the |) well as Mr, Hughes, ‘Thus, with | @anouncement of the appointment| the Administration on tts way to the lessens the likelihood of Mr. Taft's] fulfilment of its foreign programme, selection, He is footloose and in a| Secretary Hughes might easily step it the Cabinet and into the Su- Receptive mood. There ia no appar- | UL of the ware t ent barrier to his appoin‘ment if the preme Court, if that were the Presi- President should desire to name him dent's wish. j Taft's friends are doing their best immediately. Hut the fact that he has not done so, and the understand- to influence the President to name | him and to influence the public to ‘believe he will be named, It was | ing that the new Chief Justice will| their activity as much as anything | not be named antil September, pos- sibly a few days before the Supreme Court is convened in October for its Every Spring & Summer SUIT In our entire stock $ ienyamecsas oie 29 Stanley x ie Gibbous 392Prtu AE At 36 St. Second Hoor-Jake levator Final Clearance Sale 140 Silk Dresses From Regular Stock of Newest Summer Models At Final Reductions To-morrow lt Costs a Woman But 24°° To Be Well Gowned ! Not just passably well gowned—really attractively, fashionably gowned. ‘These dresses easily make it possible. We have grouped a number of Silken Gowns, high class in appearance, well made, of that sinuous fabric, Mignonette, or of lustrous Crepe de Chine or Georgette Crepe, and marked them specially at 24.50. e that led to the flood of Taft | plicity following the death of t e Chief Justice White. Now, h put over the publicity, fall term, is considered in the best| trying to put over their candida There are clinging, sylph-like affairs And it is proving a more difficult ie ee ee informed circles to militate against i . ara with viv. 5 The low level to which prices fee ne ee inst | a 75 slim of contour, and others with vivacious || have’ dropped means something There are several chjections to Mr, | Minhtherta Sea: 19: flares. Adornment is confined to rows of oles to the woman of Held 5 ent to ¢ high. | _PLEASANTVIL. Pda i — sHinhi re att a “fi of ‘Tatt’s appointment to head the high- | TERASANT YE Mia al cae ; stitching in contrasting color Silk, wide hee lease cle ieanaa tint how lane est court in the Country, and At ot et eee ne otnttted te Contin © qT Sill tucks, touches of fine Laces or Organdie, will be able to keep her clothes there polster the prospect for |"hild under sixteen be, permitted te ‘anton Crepe affeta Silk rch emibpoidery of alitterina headin, tevers | looking well for a much longer Hughes's selection for that honor. cause of an outbreak of diphtheria. Georgette Crepe de Chine ICD CHD POIC ery” Ox Bu buarIt Bi bec uh avery | time than was possible when prices Certain lawyers of high standing | me grammar school commencement G neeeen wanted shade. | were higher, because now she can are understood to have objected to the appointment of Taft as “unstable” which was to have taken place this afford more “changes,” evening has been postponed indefinitely. It is surprising how much longer one's clothes stay looking well if there are sufficient changes in the wardrobe to permit of frequent alternation. If one can afford to buy two pairs of shoes at one tine—two gowns—and so on down the ap- parel line, appreciable saving is effected in the long run. Thus, lowered prices mean a saving in two ways to the woman of limited income, Flowered Voile and Silk Foulard Frocks, formerly 10.00 to 15.00, reduced to 7.50 (Fourth Floor) DAILY SUMMER DELIVERIES BY OUR OWN MOTORS TO LONG ISLAND AND JERSEY SHORE POINTS Best & Co. Fifth Avenue at 35th Street—N. Y. Established 1879 Fetching Frocks of Fine Ginghams for Girls, Only 1.65! Sizes 6 to 14 Years Voilette de Beaute yd. 50c, 75c, 95c “Beauty Veils,” they are in truth. The witchery of these newly arrived French || imports of Black on White | and Black on Flesh Maline Net, accentuates and en- hances the freshness of one’s complexion. (Main Floor) 1.65 is so low a price for really good Gingham Dresses there is certain to be a great demand, so it would be well to shop a bit carlier than usual. Present Friday There are numerous fetching styles—all full of cut, and carefully made. Some are straight-line styles, others have pronounced waist- lines. All have been given artistic touches of trimming in the form of modish collars and cuffs of Pique, or binding and touches of plain color Gingham. | Women’s Wraps . Suits . Dresses As Smart As They Are Inexpensive Some models are of plain colors, in those true, clear shades only 1! good quality Gingham can boast of—others are of gay plaids or | checks in delightful color combinations. a (Fourth Floor) Captivating Attire For Bathing and Basking If you are sport cuough to swim we can tog you out in a yay, attractive Swimming Suit of All Worsted Jersey for 4.95, 5.95 or 7.50 For her who finds greater Correct .Riding and Hiking Attire The smartest type of Habit for Summer riding is the Habit of Linen, for Linen lends itself so well to perfect tailoring. : Knitted Capes for | Tiny Tots, Only 2.50 Stunning new Linen Habits | have been specially priced at Any mother who ‘bas felt | the inconvenience of forcing \ pleasure in an occasional dip and 28.00 | little arms into close-fitting Jong hours of basking, there are They are a bit mannish of con- || knitted coats in war m New Wrap fetching Taffeta Suits in slip-on tour, yet reveal delightfully | prea ier wl welcome this style, prettily corded and tucked. feminine touches. Special, 8.95 Other Taffeta Slip-on models with shirred knee-bloomers and inverted plaits of contrasting shade Taffeta. Special, 12.50 (Fourth Floor) One of these Capes'can be slipped on in a second, looks prettier and is far more com- fortable than a jacket. Yet, withal, it will provide just as much warmth, 1 Pink, Light Blue, Tan ad Peacock trimmed with White —also White trimmed with Pink or Blue. Sizes 2 and 4 years, Swagger Hiking Suits with knickerbockers, fashioned of Khaki. 9.50 and 19.50 Tweed Riding Habits and Hiking Suits. Special, 37.50 (Fourth Floor) of Excellent Quality Tricotine MANDARIN SLEEVES distinguish one model, with tuxedo front and narrow string belt. SILK STITCHING in two rows trims the tuxedo collar and cuffs of a. smart coat model, narrowly belted. KERCHIEF SLEEVES weighted with heavy silk tassels lend chic to a new wrap model, with tuxedo front and belt tieing across the front only. Every wrap is well-tailored and all silk- lined. (Third Floor) Variety, Quality and Good Values Compete In This Cool Crepe de Chine Dresses . 27.00 How Do Your | Children Walk? Tailored in th wool suits, with carefully bound but- tonholes, trim pockets, snug-fitting shoulders, and smart collars. AN ADAPTATION OF A FRENCH MODEL is trimmed simply with bands of clustered tucks and hem- stitching. Long lines are empha- sized in the surplice front and loose panels back and front. © manner of expensive SIZES 34 to 44 THIRD FLOOR CREAM BATISTE EMBROIDERY used in collar and cuffs blends prettily with the pastel or dark shades of another dress, with soft girdle and deeply tucked skirt. Silk Shantung Suits, only 19.75 Some have the new 36-inch coat— theré are notch, roll or tuxedo collars —narrow belts, good, smoked pearl buttons, skirts of correct width. Clearance of Domestic Rugs } Variety is just one of the features of this Clearance of Domestic Rugs. Quality and splendid values, two inseparable McCreery at- tributes, are, if possible, more pronounced than ever before. for instance, the two items quoted below. 57.00 are an unequalled value. to give satisfaction, ‘Take, These Wool Wiltons at Every one is fringed and guaranteed The Worsted Wiltons are woven of the highest grade worsted yarns, which impart that exceedingly beautiful silky sheen to the rug, subduing and blending its colors into a masterpiece of beauty. Wool Wilton Rugs Size 9x12 ft.......00+- 87.00 Rugs Worsted Wilton t. 105.00 Size 9x1 (Eighth Floor) Wouldn't you like to ac- tually see how your children's || feet look inside their shoes? || Our X-Ray Footoscope makes that possible. It is the only sure way of knowing whether or not a shoe fits. Many an ill-fitting shoe does not ac- tually hurt the foot—hence its injurious features remain unknown to mothers, | We have grouped some |! scientifically built sturdy Play || Oxfords and Barefoot Sandals || at a special vacation price. | Bring the children in and let us fit them with our X-Ray Footoscope. i | (Second Floor) } SS ee