The evening world. Newspaper, September 27, 1921, Page 6

@rticle 27 as non-retroacti © Ghat “paragraph 4 of artic ee regarded as retroactive eording to the letter o: oles universilly 9 terpretation of lat paragraph 4 of » @Ml) of our present © retroactive and does not atte feting rights legally ac opt establishes the Petroleum and its by es that of other subs gefers, amplifying t FINAL RULING ON OIL CLAUSE + IN MEXICAN CONSTITUTION, @ourt Esta’ tivity of Article 27 an Re- fards Properties. MEXICO CITY, Sept. 27 (Associated | Preas).—The Supreme Court's dectsion fn the Texas Company Ar Mcially handed down } @atablishex definite Mvity of article 2 wo far as concerns property the purposes of ol! Ploltation prior to Koing into effect of the present Constituti xploretion or ex In specific terms e spirit In part the text rea “It ts shown that jn ¢ with Well Feet? JHE WOMAN who is on her | feet knows the foot annoyance that comes late in the afternoon and evening from wearing regular thoes. She knows what it is to ‘ “suffer with well feet.” Yet when she wears ARCH PRESERVER SHOES she can be ‘on: her feet as long as she wishes and not experience a single bit of discomfort. This is because the ARCH PRESERVER SHOE is built according to nature’s plans— affording a perfect support under- meath the entire foot. The arch is not allowed to weaken or to droop. Sandals, or moccasins without heels, could not give greater comfort than the ARCH PRESERVER SHOE. And the ARCH PRESERVER SHOE affords the style you wish. I ia a stylish shoe that affords foot comfort. If your feet already have become weakened you will get relief by wearing ARCH PRESERVER SHOES. : (Arch PRESERVER SHOE SHOP FIFTH AVE. 1 EAST 38 ™SE Alice in Wonderland Becomes “Alice in Wonderwear,” thanks to THe Zeist THIS LABEL SAFEGUARDS YOU AGAINST IMITATIONS Flat seams at shoulders, ample room in seat, warm, pure white-bleach fabric all-over. At Good Stores The E-Z Waist Co. NEW YORK Makers of Children's se 2" Waist Union Suits, faists and Sleeping-Garments for Winter and Summer Wear, en Non-Retroac- stitution | wired for (referring to tution 1s not Camelia Lord & Taylor Fucksta Pansy Calla Lily Nasturtium Morning Glory =. Wall Flower Dahlia Begonia Chrysanthemum Gardenia Violets pees An Importation of Flowers for Autumn In our beautiful Florist’s Sesp is a new shipment, personally selected byjour representative and just atived in this country. All of the lovely flowers named above are included in tne selection. Then there are oak leaves and maple leaves, to carry out the deep rich shadings of Fall—-those coloxs found in suits and furs. Millinery, Corsage, Decorative The Adjoining Section Flowers for millinery, for corsage (a Ostrich, burnt goose, Spanish combs, breath of springtime to keep through wings, pheasant. tails, coq feathers, the Winter) for decoration, for lin- novelties~these are but a small part gerie—that we can merely suggest «of the variety u will find here. All their wide field uf beauty and useful- have been so carefully chosen that the ness. The individual need together non,professional will have no difficulty with, the inspiration of the flowers in poising any ornament at the smart- themselvesmustdetermineyourchoice. est angle. . Our Untrimmed Hats They can scarcely be called untrim- One for the young girl, the other for med, so complete are they and so the more mature woman. And such smart in line. Velvet is deftly twisted graceful hats they are that they seem and draped in the cleverest way con- to proclaim théir desire to be worn ceivable, to fashion the two hats just as they are—quite untrimmed. sketched below. ‘Prices here, as in our NGllinery Salons are most moderate ' Exquisite Color Schemes Appear in Our Kew Glove Silk Underwear Pink Vests—With contrasting colors Sport-length Bloomers —In_tucshia, of blue and orchid, white and black; taupe, cornflower blue, Pekin, sage d green, black, navy and brown, $4.95 Pink Bloomers—Trimmed in orchid, Plain Silk Vests — Excellently tail- ored, heavy quality, bodice tops $1.95 bodice tops, $2.95 blue, reinforced, $3.25 GROUND PLOOR The Maid With the Tray re) 1s Correctly Dressed white collar and cuffs. Or it may be gray. Her Apron is fitted and yath- Maids may wear white uni cuffs, $3.50 to $6 with white collars and cuffs. Chambray Uniforms in blue, SLCOND FLOUR } She is neat and petite and helps make the tea hour the most en- ‘ joyable of rites. Her well-tailored dress is black mohair with 2 $7150 to $21.50 ‘ered, and may have abibif you forms of linene, Diana cloth, like. “All sizes 65¢ to $5.95 Dixie cloth, Devonshire, Ox- Cotton Pongee Uniforms jn ford or Irish poplin, $3 to $7.50 black or gray, white collars and Silk Poplin Uniforms, black $12.75 and $15.75 tan, gray, lavender and soft Collar and Cuff Sets 38¢c to $1.95 green $3 to $4 Caps— Be to 65¢ “WHE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1921. FIFTH AVENUE The New Layette Room On the Children’s Floor, lead- ing from a corner of the In- fants’ Department is this quiet room, well lighted by a large window. Here are chairs and adisplay table, where Mothers may sit to choose all those tiny garments that make up a lay- ette. Purely practical articles, un- derwear, booties, night-gowns, wrappers, bonnets, in com- plete assortment. Also many dainty gift suggestions—all assembled in the Layette Room for the convenience of the shopper. _ Complete layettes will be sent upon request. Or infor- mation will be given as to lay- cttes at a specified price. FOURTH FLOOR Girls’ Shoes | School oxfords, black or tan Norwegian calfskin with wing tip 244 to7 $8 Tan calfskin lace boots for ‘children, misses and _ girls. Broad toes, welted soles. 6108, $5.25 “tthto2, $6.75 8htort, $5.50 2bto7, $8.50 Boys’ Shoes Black laced boots, sizes 1 to ¢, reduced to $3.95 Sizes not complete. FOURTH FLOOR Small Boys’ Party Suits Small boys, so we are told, hate to dress up, but we are certain that the party suits here will make proud any boy who is lucky enough to get one —or more. There are plain white serges, white serges trimmed in color combinations..Some have silk collars. There are velvets, some with silk collars. Col- ored serges in tan, green and brown. Styles include Eton, middies, Oliver Twist Sizes gto7. $12.50 to $20 FOURTH FLOOR Girls’ Jersey Frock It is easy to Fw | understand the popularity of this jersey frock when you see how be- coming itis to the young tirl, and how exteemely Eiectieal too! ‘ool jersey in red, henna, Sorrento, brown, navy. “Marilyn” has a plaited skirt and slip-over blouse with de- tachablecollarand cuffs. $12.95 FOURTH FLOOR Choker collar and string beit are marks of the season's favor in the suit atthe right Wonien’s Tailored Suits $65 With the season's starhp of approval Winter. Variety enters, in the definitely placed upon the tailored suit; length of the coat, which is long or most of womankind is hastening tose- medium; in the collars, which are lect such a suit for immediate wear. notch or convertible, hand-made folds, The much-to-be-desired combina- fur; and in the fur itself, which is tion of tailored simphcity and smart- moleor beaver. ae! of line is found 0 our collection These suits may be worn with or of women’s suits at $65 . without the narrow belt. Moussyne, Without exception they follow the duvet de laine, and imported.tweed are slim silhouette decreed for Fall and the lovely fabrics used to fashion them. THIRD FLOOR Women’s Winter Coats $77.50 There 1s no question as to the import- sway, tempered ever so_slightly by a ance of thecoat—thatisacknowledged. slight flare or a suggestion of gather- ing, cleverly executed to accentuate the slimness of line. Gerona or panvelaine cloth, lined i with crepe. Navy, black, Sorrento, Here too the slender silhouette holds Malay, tortoise shell, Marmot. “, of” THIRD FLOOR The only question is one of material, and the choice of three charming mod- els we ars offering at $77.50 The New Two-Strap Pumps $8.75 This price at the beginning of the sea- round toes, low military heels, and son shows how prices have come down, _ last year they would have been much For these pumps are in the height of higher in price. This same model may ‘style, for smart street wear. Black or be had in smart tan Norwegian-grain tan calfskin with wing tip, medium calfskin. SECOND FLOOR Smart Fringed Sashes Are $5 To give your street or afternoon frock fringed sashes, 814 inches wide and 3 a dash of smartness add one of these yards long. This is one of the best lovely black moire or satin taffeta values we have seen this season. GROUND FLOOR This Raccoon Coat $179.50 One of thoseluxuriouslong-furred sports raccoon coats, so smart for college or street wear, and much less in price than fine raccoon coats haye been for several years. Taupe Caracul Coats—with squirrel collar and cuffs. $245 Black Caracul Coats—with skunk or Australian opossum collars and cuffs. $245 Hudson Seal Coats $245, $295, $345 Hudson Seal Wraps $395, $425, $465 Fox Animal Scarves—Taupe, brown, pointed $49.50 Sable Animal Scarves $49.50, $59.50 Skunk Fancy Scarves $39.50, $49.50 Black Lynx Fancy Scarves $39.50, $49.50 Complete assortment of childten’s coats, furs and baby carriage robes. FOURTH FLOOR a ESE LST “enenens sorearenes 7 Caan Sener haiti — — mrp emeiennetsamninns temas ene IE