The evening world. Newspaper, May 12, 1922, Page 19

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FOR CONVENTION + .Forty-Five Leading University Publications Are Repre- » sented. (Special t ‘The Evening World.) ITHACA, May 12. — Representa- tives of forty-five leading college publications of the Kast met here to- day at the opening session of the tion. To-day will be devoted to greeting the delegates by city officials and the Secretary of Cornell Uni- versity. Among the speakers listed is Dr. Livingston Farrand, President of Cornel], and former business man- ager of the Daily Princetonian. Sev- eral prominent newspapermen have promised to attend and address the convention To-morrow morning the business session will be foNowed by a tour of Ithaca as the guests of the Ithaca Board of Trade. The trip will include visits to spots of scenic interest. In the afternoon, the delegates will attend the annual track meet between Pennsylvania and Cornell and the baseball game between Syracuse and Cornell immediately following. The Cornell Athletic Association will play host to the visitors for both events. A dance has been arranged in the evening for the visiting college news- Paper representatives. The officers for the present year are E. J. Smith, former managing editor of the Cornell Daily Sun, Presi- dent; A. tevenson, former man- aging editor of the Daily Princetonian, Vice President, and I. E. Ferris, * former assistant managing editor of the “Columbia Spectator, Secretary- ‘Treasurer. The colleges which are members of the association are Am- herst, Bostot Bowdoin, Brown, C gate, Colum Cornell, Dartmouth, Johns Hopkins, Princeton, Penn, | Rhode Island + Richmond, Ro- chester, Williams and Yale. placed In the observation ward, We have sold identical shoes this season for $5.85 (Sizes 11 to 2, B to E) These are laced shoes with oak leather welted soles, sole leather tips, reinforced seams—made to stand the hardest usage. Shoes for Smaller Girls $9.95 (Sizes 6 to 10%) Formerly $4.85. They are black button shoes, best oak leather soles, All made on Alexander lasts and of only the best materials Sixth Avenue Cor. 19th St. | Women’s Black Silk Stockings Aha tom to. te and) $1.5 Main Aisle Sale. These stockings com! with grades we have been selling at $2.55, but for w some stores have been asking $3. Strength test report was “very high.” Sizes 844 to 10. Full fashioned. $4.25 Black Silk Stockings—§$2.95 pr. Glove Silk Underwear—$2.95 Established price $4.50 to $6.50 Bodice-top vests. Step-in drawers. Knickers. French drawers. Fresh from maker's shelves. _ * 6 «6 Apricot. Pink. Orchid,,Sky blue. Gold. Platinum. Black. White. Corn. Practically all these colors and shades in each group. There may be one or two lacking—for example, only the French drawers are in corn color, and only the French drawers and knickers are in platinum. Street Floor, Old Bullding. Women’s Shoes—at $8 pr. Smartness and ease. Patent leather or black kid pump, with small tai- lored ribbon bow. i Four-strap model, patent leather or black kid—also in white canvas—at $7.50—unusu- ally good for spring and sum- mer. ) Wide strap patent leath- er pump with low heel— becoming more fashion- able every day. First Floor, Old Bullding. Girls’ Suniny Coats and Capes $15 to $16.50 grades—now $8.50... “| . $17.50 to $22.50 grades—now $12.50! Sizes 6 to $25 to $35 grades—now $19.50..... 16 years $37.50 to $49.50 grades—now $25... “FLAPPER” coats with the much favored muff pockets. Rag- lan coats, typically English in style. Belted coats. Box coats. Man- nish topcoats, Circular capes. Square capes. Capes with scarf collars. Sizes 6 to 16 years, Herringbone and basket weave tweeds, homespuns, checked velours, camel’s hair cloth and Poiret twills. Lovely colors. The Girls Own Shop, Second Floor, Old Building. Gros-grain Ribbon Hats—$10 All the smart and delightful things that can be done with gros-grain ribbon, go to make these hats successful exponents and interlacing ef: Pict —eorotiines com- bined with a little straw, often on a foundation of plain ribbon in the vari- ous smart shapes of the season. o 8 « Featuring the new caramel shades. Stunning Colors. Formerly A. T. Stewart Newer't Sale like this! Not in ten years have we seen such a tremen- dous response to a Sale of Fashions—but it is eas- ily explained: We purchased $65,000 worth of Sports Fash- sions to Fell at prices which are far below the maker’s prices. 1 Although the scope of the Sale is wide—in- Fancy open side clocking, Full-fashioned. Sizes 8% to 10. topcoa’ nd f at two-day convention of the Eastern Only 800 p: at this low price—and not another pair anywhere this welling ene Le what siete there will Intercollegiate Newspaper Associa- oe inatdl ths idt as Rt rnd be in them for tomorrow; however, we can say that there will be hosts of Sports Skirts at $4.95 $9.75 to $19.75 grades. Checks, stripes, plaids. Khaki acuta’ $6.75 grade—for $3. 95 Sports Coats at $6.95 $12 to $25 grades. Flannels, plain and blazer stripes, Second Floor, Old Bullding. A little surplus of Silk Petticoats From a capable manufacturer—$3.95 } 2 95 to $5.95 grades—Saturday......... | $ ry Straight-line tailored models, tucked, hemstitched or embroidered -Flounce models, trimmed with pin -Tailored models in desirable and scalloped around the bottom... tucks and tiny accordion plaited frills. . street shades. Tub silks, heavy satins, radium silks and crepes de chine in flesh and white. Most of them are shadow-proof, being made double to hips or paneled front and back with fine batiste. Third Floor, Old Building. Imported Eponges, 95c to $1.75 Special prices for stunning weaves sent to us from Paris —plaids, checks, stripes—black and white melange mixtures —plain closely woven ones—filet weaves—in a large: selec- tion of the new colors and white. * 6 8 For frocks, sports skirts, suits, capes and—the smart little jackets or slip-overs to take the place of sweaters, Dress Goods Salons, First Floor, Old Bullding, : MAY 12, 1922, () . AND SOW THEY'VE rue 8 ace rn, rn i FUR STORAGE \ BROADWAY MEET Ay CORNELL ghontinn. 1 re after me. Vaults on the premises } et Nith Bereal ent ‘tor, an teincuiente kee ‘ \ et en Store Hours: 9 to 6:30 Donohue wes taken to Bellevue and Some very smart Fashions reproduced for Miss 14 to 20 at prices which we are sure will surprise you Frocks at $39.50 and $49.50 Cre: Roma—faille crepe— quaint f oulard—in adorable mnodele at $39.50, Silk serge frocks with sleeves\ embroidered in the fascinatin, and colorful Russian crosa-atites —at $49.50. In a word—a collection worthy Frocks with chie little capes of an artist-dressmaker, Stunning Capes, $29.50 Our famous “MIMI” cape in navy blue serge, bound with ribbon and lined with platinum gray silk....Serge capes with the new tucked collars and gabardine eapes with the close fitting shoulder line and wide’ flare, Plain colored silk linings. Severely Tailored Suits, $39.50 Tricotine and twill cord suits with the new long and straight coats, ... Twill cord suits with short semi-bell shaped coats. . Second Floor, Old Bullding, Tenth Street. Silk Rennants-—-Helf Pee: Silks taken straight from,our shelves—all short lengths of crepes, taffetas, chiffons, wash’ silks and many delightful printed ee pace silks—in every conceivable color—from 1 to 4 yards in leng’ —in crepe de chine or a much talked about heavy crepe—at $39.50. - Crepe Roma and cre de chine frocks too—at $39.50 and $49.50. Silk Rotunda, Street Froor, Old Building, $5 Moire Silk Handbags, $3.50 Various smart shapes, on metal or self-covered frames, square or oval. Gold top mounted envelope bags—fine stripe moire bags with capacious inside com- Street Floor, Old Building. REDLEAF, Dressing Table Sets Lower in price | aah Lincoln-Bennett, London, Sennits, $3.50, $5, $6. London, Sennits, $5, $6; splits, $7. Milan straw hats, $7. Leghorn straw hats, $8. Fancy bands—wide combinations of colors—50c¢ Men’s Straw Hats, $2.50 to $8 Varying heights of Crown. Varying widths of brims and bands Wanamaker oval. Comfortable sweat bands ‘ artments. of the great vogue of ribbon hats. B Silk cord handles. Faille silk ‘--4 1k ; linings. «Mirror and change Pleats, cockades, rosettes, frills, ; | § ~ x Z twisted points, reat bows, ruchings Paplack! ome. save bial | American Sennit hats, $2.50 to $4; splits at $5. a ee ani neds movepecnetueetocie may te Twelve-piece sets. id ‘ : |» spaAipier sey etalaca— 1,200 Fine SILK Shirts at $4.50 Extra value howd! Wash Suits a oeret The VERY shirts it wear Aside SAW hate ee0); colortal, aurecnbie7 He kind of Suits, , $2. —regularly > ; shirts that put you in happy harmony with summer. ...silk broadcloth, satin-striped, P. Borat Se ae h el og ‘S12 srecoraied ae ue ae basket | pin-striped, white stripes on white, white figures on white. Baby silk broadcloth, FiCee a thal ad Ye A See ularly $25 checked, silk jerseys—with satin stripes of varying size and color, and plain tan with 7 ano anit oF ine ta Galighttul mater Stat canter, estuloid—- | Separate soft collar. BIG value, Sizes 14 to 17; thxee sleeve lengths. | als and com ave ae oe oe | long. time. From a maker of boys’ novelty “| 30. larly $40 | suits who not only makes smart suits, but $ we ev black ont suits of good finish and quality of material Rae Men’s Special $8 Oxfords—now $6.75 — loid. Lower than the same qualities could be made for today. Smooth t Right out of our own = stocks. an calfskin with London toe, French toe and medium toe. Black calf- skin. Tan Scotch grain semi-brogue, Net Guimpes - | id $2.25 grade, $1.50 Men’s Silk Socks —$2 Seconds—for 85c Ample choice—sturdy little suits of galatea, Tpevonstize cloth, Palmer cloth, poplin.- Crisp- looking suits of linen, pique, chambray. Lovely little garments of foulard, shantung and combi- nations. Street Floor, Old Building Some have collars of handkerchief linen, with ad Two Pants Suits embroidery. Bore have rand of Black alk Sh: | Long sleeve models, with $ PE SRE Atti iy Wa re | Peter Pan collars and turned ALL SILK. Reinforced. Black, cordovan, navy blue, gray. } e effect. | back cuffs of handkerchief linen f : 35. 8 to 10 y —French blue, rose, flame, * ° * «| at Sizes for M4 beara i | green, pink’ or white Piped with 2 i & white, 01 hite piped with . oe NEW BLOUSES for boys of 4 to 16 years, $1.25. checked. gingham. ak at Men’s $2 and $2. 50 Union Suits $1. 25 ° : * back with small crocheted but- ‘ Parents, you are looking for NEW STRAW HATS—$150 to $9—Imported Panes acer on euising __ 1,400 suits. Athletic style. White fancy mercerized madras in a choice of go de; good values—you want to k milans and domestic straws in sailor and novelty : signs. And some corded madras. Elastic webbing across back. Very comfortable an be y 0 Know effects. \ Street Floor, New Building serviceable suits. Sizes 34 to 42. where you cah get the most for your money. Well, we invite you to see these Two-Pants Suits at five- ninety-five. You know the value of having FEMINA , ie gcws ge Corsets, ret Special Sale of TENNIS Rackets—$5.50 Peasant Bouses are going fast Going—from the Blouse Salo: and fast becoming the voguc silk figures brocade, for figures. Elastic waisthands. | 4 two pants with: a suit—gnd the At $4.75— Medium length skirts. Lightly (the Spring Sale that tennis players wait for) price usually asked for two-pants aniockedl neckeline and estes asec eee Ft eee a inch ree ten Nellans ps rm ad saat hens g “ . cpurse—th aut Reb | with slight defects not affecting their service y, re-strung | ener tal op ol a eee dety which making them the : Women’s $6 Silk with new imported gut. 70 are special rackets purchased at a con- “ 4 5 ‘ . strata vio ile Petre cession, : ordinary forthe ‘money. Peed Seared ae Umbrellas, $4.85 ‘0 “Dreadnaught” Seconde—6 50 each Not a small lot, but a full range, SUS of Eastern Europe in colored Good, quality heavy taffeta ; rd Fi in » Ww e ambe: of sizes, 6 to ie I —=== me te Pt BI BUSA colored i ataba € ds, ail ’ |_On sale one w reek, ending Friday, May 19 feather loopt, "In navy. blue, EN S SPRING SUITS at $40 and $45.-- as Women’s Frocks 45 poe SAE “AL is " ORK Ss OP} EN SATUR D AY TIL i 10 'P. M ‘ ap PERSIE RS BUNiloge ll d | fe d ors Have been much, much more excellent assortment---models for men an 2 But—only one or two of a model are left ic 1 sut—only ; are left. andy Special ; urprise Si re one ndy Special =—__-s young men---guaranteed to make you happy with Crepes, chiffon, taffetas; and cloth —twills, kasha ane 0c |b, Saturday iy | sports fabrics; of excellent qualities in the season's vari 40c Ib Eighth Gallery, New Building Downstairs Store, New Building Street Floor, Old Building — | roby AVENUE Bet 15th and 16th Sts. ) 3KD AVENUE N. W, Corner 83rd. St 25-39 North Broadway. their style and good service---or your money back. ous fashions for morning, afternoon and evening. . Street Floor, New Buliding. Second Floor, Old Building Yonkers Store