The evening world. Newspaper, August 4, 1921, Page 5

uw THE EVENING WORLD, | THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1921 US. NOW MAKING y SEARED = WITH GERMANY (Continued Keom First Page) ropes | a banker of Stone Harber, N. J. wae to-day committed to the Tombs Prison without bail, charged with 1 junder the treaty that followed ea growing out of. the when those rights in any way + the interests of the United a 0 | Nccased of Getting 1.000 on Worth. less Checks, Where There Is Justice, Co-operation, Economy and Energy, There 1s Service. - -_ herria & Cos ” Telephone Fits | Roy 3400 whether the Treaty af Versailles was ratified or not Since States has decided to sta gtound, it isn't neces Allies to agree to the 4 relary Hughes enuncis trine early in the Harding Adminis: | i id, on Sale Beginning Friday, August 5th, i Famous Over \ Half a Century tyttion when Ne insisted in a fornal * 1 | Mlivsa Wor ugha ont out ot any] BONWIT TELLER & CO. | : | wen riage ear prin a | “‘McCreery Silks” | he war this principle > , 1 he intially all the * . 4 - . Sn, Ghar hu ced In that ee an Continue the August Sale of Special for Friday \ ition, th: rue their acquis) AN Baronet Sport Satin cence is peculaleally directed) <q | il and may yet be che basis for vary- ae i Luntuis. and | ing interpretations. The Unites v ‘hited States has notified the, Ey Alles of the kind a ty any ts} ! beautiful Sports H | Satin, in White. i i} FASHIONABLE FURS negotiating with foany, Heual * the courteous thing to do and downs QR ; ‘ 7 ; n | Black Pall | ajamibly thal Ainetiea! wunta: the nar: nit Superlative in Fashion—Supreme in Value eR ETc ow | mission of the Ail oa dus ny} colors. | that Ainevica is ” 2 * Wy H take he Mt wa | i — ty | yard, 2.95 | Germs. fain aR An Exposition of Fur, Fashions a | ane As for the Atl) ever, the bie ay ay | INE CIP Onige Veta TUN dbe: URPASSING in quality, superseding in clegance, this e CLEARANCE! Misses’ and collection of fur wraps and coats faithfully reflects the mester precuctions of the foreign creators and authentically ctabliches the fur mcce for the season of 1921-1922. trine oF prior ant ed ecarion ven SAD Coun PA 3 as ori pos -d TAUPE CARACUL FITCH ~~ EASTERN MINK a W. ’ ° PLATINUM CARACUL ERMINE BROADTAIL 4 omen’s Skirts MOLESKIN SABLE ITUDSON SEAL We have marked for immedi- ate clearance all our Summer Skirts of Silk, Cloth and Cotton, Among the Silk Skirts are beauti- ful sports Silks, Crepe de Chines and novelty materials; among the woolen, fine Serges and Flannels. Plain or pleated models in a varied assortment of colors. in- cluding white and flesh color. 8.75, 12.75 and 15.00 formerly 12.75 to 24.75 Gingham Dresses for the Miss Specially Priced at 4.95 U.S. GOVERNMENT ALASKA SEAL Established at the moment of Ay | its Introduction—The Vogue-of Ff THE “TROTTEUR” FUR COAT At 80.00 to 185.00 Less Through a special purchase of a manufacturer's surplus stock, we are enabled to mark these frocks at the remarkably low price of 4.95, Marlicr in the season these identical frocks sold for from two to four dollars above this sale figure. Cotton Skirts also reduced propor- During August, 1921, Than August, 1920 tionately. These dresses are most practical, and are made of a good quality (Pourth Blovs) Gingham, cither checked or plaid, in all kinds of charming color com- NATURAL MUSKRAT COATS MOLESKIN COATS 4 binations. For trimming there are bias folds, buttons and. collars 36 inches long and cults of white Pique or Organdic. August 1920 price 350.00 235.00 HUDSON SEAL COATS 36 inches long August 1920 price 350.00 245.00 36 inches long August 1929 price 225.09 125.00 AUSTRALIAN OPOSSUM COATS 36 inches long August 1920 price 295.00 185.00 (Miasea’ Scetion, Fourth Kloor) Jewelry Twinkling With Color—Reduced NATURAL BLACK MUSKRAT COATS 36 inches long August 1920 price 265.00 185.00 NATURAL SQUIRREL COATS 36 inches long August 1920 price 550.00 395.00 Imported Bar Pins 25c formerly 50c, 75e, 1.00 Novelty Bead Necklaces 1.00 formerly 1.50 to 2.95 ’ 40-INCH LENGTH HUDSON SEAL COATS NATURAL SKUNK COLLAR AND CUFFS August 1920 Price 450,00 265.00 BONWIT TELLER. & CO. The Specally Shop of Orginaios FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET These Bar Pins which were splen To-day, no frock is complete did values at their former prices without a bead necklace There were sold to us at a sacrifice. They fore, in order that you may sec represent a choice of twenty or any you may desire, at a low price, more different patterns, platinoid we made a special pure r of 1,000 d mounted with rows of — imported cut crysta chlaces. > : Women’s Sweaters Rhinestones, Sapphires, Emeralds, Red, which is by far the most pope Pearly or combinations of colored lar color, predominates in the as- Attractively Priced nbanes: sortment, (Matn Fleor) United assump! given th nity to in opporti they wish, kK the tled placnty » be pursued A sweater is so much a part of # woman’s costume nowadays that it has become an essential, and these of Thread and Fibre Silk, at decidedly lower prices, will prove exceptional values. Woolen Dress Goods Specials Two practical woolen fabrics have been reduccd for Friday only materials suitable for coats, frocks or separate skirts. Cor. 46°St.kotAve, ‘GUST FURNITURE Sz ui 25%, to 50°, OFF Our Easy Payment Plan Applies Ever utes within 150 miles of New York We Furn’sh A\ nts and Hames on Weekly or Monthly Payments. " eM kere -y Thread Silk Sweaters, Tuxedo All Wool Jersey Cloth, dress All Wool Freneb Twill Dress style, with sash and roll collar, Wids Serge, Navy Blue or Black. Virmly range of colors. Fancy weaves. ‘ woven; recommended for durabil formerly 15.95, 12.95 iv all fashionable colors. 64 inches ity. Sponged and shrunk. 84 inches . wide. formerly 2.50. vard, 1.65 wide. formerly 2.05, yard, 1.75 (Second Piao DOTTED SILK GEORG. ETTE DRESSES, $18.00 VALUE, $10. c Friday and Saturday Only $20 FLOWERED GEORG. N ETTE DRESSES, 00 k ‘ Friday and Saturday Only \ FLANNEL SPORT SKIRTS, $12-$15 VALUES, Friday and Saturday Only WHITE SATIN SKIRTS, $7.00 VALUE, Friday and Saturday Only IMPORTED ORGANDIE & weight; plain or heather mixtures: Vibre Silk Sweaters, Tuxedo mol el; very fine quality. Tie sash, formerly 10.50, 7.95 Shetland Weave Worsted Sweat ers, With Tuxedo collar and tie sash Special, 3.50 Fourth Floor) Hats of Duvetyn are the Newest for Immediate Wear Skibo 6.95 Tweed Suits One model has a soft Fate . rolled off-the-face brim, For Misses while another is un adap- Friday and Saturday O $5.00 GINGHAM DRESSES, ASSORTED CHECKS AND PLAIDS, Friday and Saturday Only $3.00 NET GUIMPE Colonial Period Dining R (of Buffet, Dining Tye it i #359: 75 | | ~~ m August Columbia and Cortina Forsign | ROCKER Language Records on Sale \ | S nh Qua < olumbivs _ ‘ WAISTS, PETER PAN NIB ose. wits tte \ fy SAaae | Radically R 4 tation of the ‘Tam style. COLORS, l 29 tation ~ Tatar | educe iDhay are var eanitore Friday and Saturday Only de Leather Ol Sou ee | adically ic They are very comfortable DRESS! ; | ‘ly Fall wear, and be- 12.75 coming to near.y all types. All our Skibo Tweed Suits, Both dark and light colors lined with silk, in a loose or belted a ‘ are used, with many delight- model, have been marked for im- co \e Wy orivinal combinations. mediate disposal. Tan, Brown or Embroidery i Is used to trim Blue, afew. (Forth Floor) for & Payment Plan, All Goods Marked in Plain Figures $3.00 GUIMPE_DRESSES, Ww ALL POPULAR COLORS, l 29 Friday and Saturday Only $1.75 VALUE FANCY VOILE 65 e AND LAWN WAISTS, Friday and Saturday Only LEIN Ss es 44 West 14th St sdihabeed Motor Truck Deliveries. SEWING MACHINES ON CREDIT UP TO 3110 Open Only Mon. Evenings During August 6°51. ALL DAY SATURDAY (Third Floer, Annes) “Uda