The evening world. Newspaper, July 13, 1921, Page 10

——— ne aan fire ne nn ——————E THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1921. native of Ohio—or of them—carrics a | mod alike to me. If they could see|preblem. If each man was given an y difference between them it must|opportunity to help himself the re- bea gift, that’s all’ sults would be ‘permanent.” EUG 5 hes’ | | | FAR EAST CHARITIES ARE CON- | SLEEPING CAR TAX UNJUST, HE ; DEMNED. SAYS. | A “The money which is being poured| “The high railroad fares and the Yuti a 2 S € | nr t on slecpi 0 hs ar inder- * ait Haytian Asserts Chaos ony cvery foothill, and are able to 46h deoided ditterence 1 y ; untries bordering On tne on ee er ane.countey.” | A Store of Individual Shops Iland Would Follow With-| capture them. But Haytl is pot sich be held for their ding to make nations of paupers | according to. C. Crowe of Whiel-|, a vaiere drawal of U. S. Marines, Ger control ‘ Broeebe (he aoc f said L. F. Blake, ship! ing, W. Va. who Is at the Mar-[ FIFTH AVENUE, 37th and 38th STS. Nin, * cacannt) MERE'S ONE FROM PENN- one of them had no dim nuinggles mno js Atltinique. ‘The revenue derived could | Who Have Been Preservers SYLVANIA. ing out his own fous extent in Ture | surely be obtained in another way. It funny thing to me," said Q yrna and Asia Mi-|is like t it ch nued, "The men 4} room, whieh i a tax to your ho i} already high enoug. Since the women of of Law and Order and Not c santa 4/f do not mind paying a tax oc! sous é 7 " Pe 4 repressors. i oF [Bea tad a eel ati Setting a New High Level in’ Fashion almost any chance ~ making a “It the marine is own—none other would d is In rags and tate |living right now, We used to get a ¢ 799 oe) Pa / iy “Price Feu pe Hayti—weli, the one of the five ked out with- diture of miliiona $10 a day expense account, but 625 Is And a ew Ow evel in Price thdte in short orde out difficulty, al they all porariiy solve the much nearer the figure now.” Paibley j, exporter 5 — =| | MIDSUMMER FROCKS ) For Madame LE 9 ir S | FROCKS OF IMPORTED ‘a trial = mw) te “ r a ore u t d of ¢ women i «nd The women were ‘ ‘s Ms une is conviction, while 5 f od stubbornly for Me no women in the i tated me change my ppt r eclared angrily after a . tabbed dt z 4 ‘and [il stay here $ if fighting, or what a ee mat ame rome Wah Avenue R Broadway i CHECKED GINGHAM | per Attack the \ Se and settlea down for THURSDAY AND FRIDAY | 4.50 n, with nobody to ving to occupy h $22.50 in Fashion and Quality THEY CAN TELL 'EM native of Sensational Purchase and Sale found the their duty | trouble. island Organdie cuffs and collars, in red, Copen- hagen, navy blue or brown checks. m that ny s the Tt is a well known fact that every = ai FROCKS OF COTTON VOILE JULY AND AUGUST CFEN § TO 5.30. CLOSED SATURDAYS The Greatest Blouse Values Offered This Season John Danrel\, Broadway. NoCO. Bis ; No Exchanges I v a 5 Bthana Ath Sts. Face Ualue in Fashion and Quality— and Sons. : a $5.00 Less than Face Ualue in Price WE HAVE RESERVED WONDERFUL BARGAINS FOR THIS | THURSDAY AND FRIDAY With white organdie collars and cuffs and ‘ iT WILL REPAY YOU MANY TIMES OVER TO SHOP HERE. SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE OF ALL SUITS, COATS AND DRESSES TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS. 50 ClothiSuits, in navy, tan and black. Values from'38.00 to 69.50; for this sale 18.00 to 35.00 35 Sport: Coat: tan and mixtures. ‘Values from 18.00 to 65.00; for this sale 9.75 to 35.00 55 Silk.Dresses, in Navy, Copen, Black and Gray. Values from 32.50 to $5.00; for this sale 14.50 to 29.50 4 Sport: Skirts, plaited effects, fancy plaids and Stripes. Values from 18.00 to 24.50; for this sale 11.50 to 16.50 sale 6.95 to 18.00 self-colored taffeta girdle; in black and white or navy blue and white. Se ee aN ee | FROCKS OF CREPE DE CHINE mA Te Bad Con , (an | 18,50 $29.50 in Fashion—$29.50 in Quality Voile, Gingham and Linen Dres.es, all col: Values from 10.50 to 24.50; for t! Sensationally Priced 1.15 Values to 3.50 WOMEN’S GLOVES 16-Button Milanese Silk; extra quality; best make and season's most desirable colors, also white & black. 2.50 value; special 1.85 2-Clasp Milanese Silk, self and contrast embroidered backs; in all the popular shades. 1.25 grade; special at .85 New slip-on model of superior quality crépe | de chine; in navy blue, black or white. A.SALE OF WOMEN’S SILK STOCKINGS High grade; all. silk well known makes, in black, white, brown | FROCKS or CANTON SILK CREPE ) Q and gray ‘alues to3.75 pair; at 2.75 . j ! Black, medium: weight, with lavende: tripe: reinforced lisle 2.50 This is by far the greatest value-giving sale announced this season! | 3 50 y soles and tops. legularly 2.75 pair; at 2. A eee . 9 4 Ancassortment of pure Silk (chiffon weight), all Silk Fibre, or And it comes in time to supply all summer and vacation needs. Sheer . ; lace stripe instep (all seam back). Value 1.50 pair; at .85 white voiles and colorful organdies fashion the daintiest of blouses j . Women's fine quality Black Cotton Bathing Bloomers. gg || with pleated frills, Tuxedo collars, short or long sleeves, and trimmings $20.00 Less in ‘Price—$20.00 More in Value | Women’s Ribbed Summer Vests; bodice style, (sizes 36 to 44 - 9 9 |! of real filet, Irish and Venise lace. All sizes. Four models pictured. | ‘alue .39; at. Pleated model or model with Vionnet type of skirt, in navy blue or black. WOMEN’S LINGERIE (2nd Floor) Bloomers, of genuine Windsor Crepe or fine Batiste. Very full models, double seats. Value 1.50; for .95 Bungalow Aprons, good quality Percale, t stripes and figures. Attractive assortment of styles. Values to 2.50; for 1.25 Porch Dresses, of fine quality Gingham, in plaids, checks or plain colors, in a variety of models. Regularly 2.50; for 1.79 Women’s Gown SHop—Third Floor ORR AF RR mn WASH FABRICS 5 i od Ratine Suitings, 36 inches wide, in shades of Copen, 55 ' Light Blue, Tan, Rose ani .95 grade; sale price . : } Imported Linens, 36 inches; exceptionally fine quality; Fifth Avenue 348 STREET Broadway all desirable colors. 1,25 grade; sale price .88 Embroidered Voiles, white grounds, with small embroidered dots; in colors. 1,00 grade; sale price .65 St all Embrodered Swine, high eras, dar ground thy 9g THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Vi anklin Simon & Co, TRAVELLERS’ REQUIREMENTS Boston Bag:, in brown or black cowhide, 14 to 16 inches. . Values to 3.00; for 1.75 Hand Bags, real leather, three pockets, fitted with mirror, brown, tan or gray. Value 1,50; for .95 Women’s Umbrellas, with case, splendid quality taffeta silk, wide border; white or colored tips; stub ends. A variety of at- tractive handles. Value 8.50; for 6.95 Great Reductions on Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets Smart Cotton Dresses Tomorrow | REDUCED For THE First TIME THIS SEASON: WEEK-END TOILET NEEDS Dorin's Compact Rouge +... Regularly .50; for .40 Mary Garden Talcum a “ 35; * 425 Formerly to 10.75 Pompeian Night C: : : .15; : .59 4 . Mennen's Talcum; .25 tins « 21 Gillette Safety Razors including 12 Blades Ri La Petite Sharpener for Gillette Razor Bla Bios | PUMPS oR OXFORDS ginghams in a variety of For Dress, Street or Sports Wear fashionable check and plaid patterns, plain and figured : 7U | 00 Reg. 2.50; Knickerbocker Shower Bath Brush and Spray. MEN'S WEAR SPLENDID OFFERINGS FOR WEEK-END SALE Men's Shirts—Woven and Tan printed Madras, in a large variety of able stripes; all sizes. 1.50 value. Sale price 1.10 imported Silk Stripe and Woven Madras. A. high c shirt, in a big assortment of neat stripes, ue 3.00. Sale price 2.15 | rt Men’s ts-—White Oxford and Tan Cotton Pongee i i i Hy} collar attached and neckband styles, in high grade clothe volles and linens, in: all the ec} = alll sizes. Value 2.75. Sale pi 1.95 ular summer color: and ; Otis Underwear—Fine White Cotton Shirts; short sleeves; pop F Solors drawers, ankle length; complete range of sizes. .95 value. Sale price .55 mas~ Fine quality Ducetyn; plain cotton Pongee Madras; some silk braid and silk frog trimmed. 2.25 values. Sale price 1.59 Half Hose—-Fine Cotton, medium weight, in White, Cordovan, Gray and Black, Value .35. Sale Price .24 TounDaniell \Sons, Broadwoy, si, Ith Sts in many pleasing and dainty - Heretofore *9.°° to °16,” styles, including sleeveless slip- over models. Two pictured. NO EXCHANGES NO CREDITS Women's and misses’ sizes, WOMEN'S SHOE SHOP—Third Floor \ Re Fee eiciove stanyge ae ase ‘ win ks 2Y i