The evening world. Newspaper, July 7, 1921, Page 9

Our Gold-Star Mothers Need Have No Fear Graves of Their Sons in France Are Not Well Cared For— French Give Them Rev- erent Attention, Says Army Officer, Just Returned. “1 think that the majority of Amer- jean ‘gold-star’ mothers, if they could see the manner in which the graves|!€t" of their sons are cared tor in France, would preter to have the bodies left there,” asserted a Armny officer who ¢ fast night here have been any number of stories circulating here about the lax methods used by those who have charge of this most red task,” said, “In the first days atter the war “ number of incompeten appointed, came over Wh credit to this country, ) thought more of the boulevards of Paris than their work. Phis Was wover. Th gligent were nd sent back on t $ done up m of tne army nt in their ith the fine easy nor a ple immediately changed, incompetents and the weeded out at once first boat. The er the direct nd the men and eve at it nit man now the done The nane the “ 1 { he densification United States} * to the Astor { aaj will rest in four great cemeteries— in the Argonne, at Saurennes, 8*. Mfhiel and in another near Paris, The attitude of the French is one of almost incredible reverence; a hun- dred times I have seen or heard of little incidents which proved that our boys will never be forgotten. Our mothers need never fear that the sacrifices of their sons will be under- rated or forgotten.” ATHOL LIKES HARDING. “Massachusetts is well satisfied with (he new administration,” asserted Walter M. Hunt, President of the Mil- tiver Bank of Athol, Mass., who tommodore. “We have Coolidge, Weeks, Lodge ett down there, and we have doubt that affairs will soon be THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 7, | aitions. One may in the afternoon | London that evening, attend to busi- |ness the next morning, and be back home by supper time. “For $25 one can go from Amsterdam world that has a thicker shell.” |to Bremen and thence to Hamburg, ‘68 jn six hours. | A very popular Might! Atnertcan flags’ he. wal | is from my city to Paris. ou leave) (, > DUTCH AHEAD OF US, HE BAYS.) Ainsterdam at 10 In the morning and | "® “Holland is far in advance of the| fly to Brussels for lunch. Re-embark- United States in the matter of com-|ing, you arrive in Paris in time for! conditions are most favorable in Petaluma, They would have gone to the fight all right, but I knew I couldn't get them there in the subway. However,” he amended quickly, “there's no egg in the famed Waikiki Beach “IT think we have the shortage to-day existing mercial flying,” according to John| tea. 6% % \" “Honolulu is typic Wicling, Amsterdam aeroplane manu- 1 is the facturer, who is at the Pennsylvania. Aah Uled Ldiy nal ng pot. “Regular alr routes arc maintained,| ©. ©. von Hamm, who is now at the) Amorivan-Chinese, and n less than four hours under good con- daughter of Alexander Young, Sale Also at ed to the satisfaction of every on has asibie,” . THEY WERE SOME EGGS. ANYWAY. you know that the hens uma. Cal. lay eggs val- 16,000,000 annually? Weil, olitically | © not iu according to A. G. Hen- motorman from that town who won a newspaper prize and came here for the fight 8 samples, the finest of ard hare eribboned bas- and turned were ple a Ket ten days 4 over to the with a P Sale Also at NEWARK STORE BROOKLYN STORE | Broad Street and J Fulton Street West Park Near Hoyt West Thirty-Fourth Street—New York Clearance Summer Remarkable Money-Savings sign which a hat they n ey would take n't heard raised y oftthe fight. when be exhibited ob and had senger's room the trip to Jersey City a 1 was reported to Mr. Hens hefere in left fo ' ght. “Why, our Aw , n definitely, you m Hexiect ause they have i Mi Amero heroes chambers, and Widener’s Don’t Miss the Savin In This July Sale o _PHONOGRAPHS "Extra Feature 10. Regular $125 Talking Machines 1 yalon M ~~ Large, Fuil Size Phonographs at Half Price $ Balance on Very Eaty Term. Immediate Delivery. elivery Estra Charges You il tind table models for only $15. A $200 large cabinet model And other values equally as good. All instruments yt new have been carefully tested and are guaranteed by Pl c2 Your Order Early Friday New Location—4 West 37th St. Headquarters fer Columbia Grafonelas and Records. Cut This Coupon Out and Mail T; WIDENER'S COLUMBIA SHOP Name .. 4 West 37th St. Tel. Fitz Roy 0807 Without any obligation whateover noms part, send me photographs ond description of your latest andard and Period modele of afonolae binet Columbia Grafonola No Interest or arrangement d delivers to you a sanitary bottle of f milk after all the work of ‘BORDENS' FarmProducts Co,Inc. Cortlandt 7961. On Higher Priced Styles Figured Voiles d. Ginghams Organdies First important reductions on desirable up-to-the-minute Summer — frocks The wanted Red - and - White, Green and- White and other small checks Ginghams 1 Voiles . Organdies Sleeveless Types! Higher priced models drastically re duced! Bouffant scalloped skirts, long waisted bodices, ric-rac braid trimmings and Organdy adornments. Tomorrow’s Big Underpriced Event ! y from Amsterdam! Scotch pioneer of the stands, and ts| wo to the opera in | now “the proprietor of three Hawalian | hotels, one of which ix on the melody- otily labor |! under last night, | nd we are trying to have a bill importation of s for a term of There are two trips to London daily | aldorf, went to Honolulu on @ bust. tans p and study together. The GOW EG RNS ke Datel. at Rotter | ness trip from Holland and has been 14 a iutehdidreco teva emus CM is only about $30, and the trip takes! there ever since. He married the it have a separate life en- “rocks These Blouses Sale French Voile Waists Exquisite Novelties at an Unusually Low Price On Sale a You cannot comprehend the Dainty lace trimmed, importance of this sale until you inspect the marvelous as- sortment personally. You'll want for your vacation needs models. frilled—tuck-in and ove tucked, thlouse several ON FRIDAY A Special McCreery Sale for Men! SILK PONGEE SHIRTS (With Collar to Match) *4” These shirts are particularly adaptable for warm weath- er. They are made of the lightest weight silk which assures coolness and comfort. However, the texture of the silk would be hard to beat for wear. In fact, it’s the wearing quality of Silk Pongee Shirts that has made them so popular, James McCreery & Co. Men’s Furnishing Department—Main Floor. Sth Avenue 34th Street 1921. tg soTH TO OOTH STREET BLOOMING LEX STON TO ‘3D ae Store Closed Saturds ay So You'd Better Shop To-morrow Not only are there Palm Beach Suits at this $17,50 genuine Palm Beach, of course—but there Mohair Suits cnd Kool Kloth Suits in plain light or dark colorings or price are Well-tailored stripes. Single or double breasteds: young men. Sizes 33 to 44. Other Hot Weather Suits and Kool Cloth- and silk pongee in a price assortment depending Tropical worsteds— mohair on the grade—$22.50 to $35. Men's White Duck or Khaki Trousers $2.49 Specicl, Sizes 28 to 46. Boys’ Specials BEACH SUITS SPECIAL, $8.89 ‘These are cool suits—made as well as men’s BOYS’ PALM in models’ for men or suits—in light or dark colorings- Boys’ Khaki Flapper Suits—Special, $2.89 sizes 8 to 16. Consisting of blouse with sports collar and short sleeves and trousers in flapper or knee style. Sizes 6 to 16. Boys’ Khaki Knickers, Special, $1.19 Boys Good quality khaki—cut extra full and well made. Sizes 7 to 17. * Khaki Sports Blouses Special, 98¢ Made with short sleeves and low neck. Sizes 8 to 15 years. Ly (p) Men’s All-Wool Bathing Suits, $2.88 All-worsted bathing suits are these. Navy blue, black, oxford gray and heather mixtures. Solid colors or with contrasting borders. Cut-out or regular cut arm ho 200 at this price ; Sizes 34 to 46. Sale price First Floor. FLOWERS YourGarden This specially priced group includes: 3 everblooming ros : bushes—1l Ophelia, 1 Hadley, 1 Ward; 4 flow- | ering shrubs — 1 bridal wreath, 1 deutzia, i golden bell, 1 billardi, 2 packages of flowers Fath | vegetable seeds, 6 dah- lias, 6 gladiolas. Cali- fornia privet for hedges: | $1.25 for bundle of 25; | $4.00 for bundle of 100, Ler. Ave. Flower Shop Clearance Sale of Women’s | Low Shoes 6.35 & 7.85 Every pair of low shoes in stock, light or dark, | for dress or general wear, | has been reduced for | clearance. Brogue, plain or strap, with low, high or Dolly heel styles. In brown, tan or mahogany calf and white canvas or kid $6.35 Sale Price. In black satin, suede or kid, | brown suede calf or kid, and white buckskin $7.85 Sale Price. Second “loor es, are reinforced and have belt loops. $2.88. Jersey, wide choice. Trunks Only Bloomingdaies—&eoond Floor. Value! Women’s Bathing Suits, $3.95 This interesting group includes all-wool “Silkoknit,” and Surf Satin—a In surf satin there are several models in black, with wool embroidery and piping in smart contrasting colors, and some with button trimmings. The suits are quite surprising at the price! Eloomingdales—Second Floor. For the Little Tage of Six to Sixteen! Mothers will find here mostly all the outer-wear girls from 6 to 16 need these sultry days GIRLS’ FROCKS $4.88, $6.88, $8.88 Sizes 7 to 16. Designed to emphasize the charm of the young girl—frills and necklines, belts, but- tons, pockets—-each with some new, fresh idea. Of Organdie, Lawn, Dim- ity, Gingham. | REALLY ELABO- RATE FROCKS $9.88, $14.95, $19.50 Some of them are trim- med with hand-made flowers and fine laces— all of them are made with exquisite care, Of Or- gandie, Lawn, Dimity and Gingham Bioomsigdales and all at reduced prices. GOOD SUMMER FROCKS: $1.95 Dresses of plain and fig- ured Dimity, Lawns, Or- gandies—in white and summer colors — taken from regular stock and reduced for this sale Sizes 7 to 14, WHITE JES” SKIRTS: $7.59 Full Pleated. Sizes 6 to 16-22 inch to 33 inch— with a 4-inch hem. WHITE MIDDY TO MATCH: $1,95 With the skirt, this makes a trim little cos- tume at little cost. Yoke front, slash pocket and embroidered tie holder, Sizes 6 to 14. Second Floo | |