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§378,000,000 tor Oertitteaters| 10 099 oe Government securities, ‘reasury Department. Mi paket. eos A leapt fen of the 7 ; DIFFORENT TIMES, bacri ptic ageregat. ‘Sbout 4876,000,000 ‘hed been re- the Kaneas City Journal). for the Treasury's latest offer- img of $200,000,000 of 8% per cent. Gertificates. any with automobile voters."" Hand Bags at Remarkably Reasonable Prices | Bags of fine silk fabrics and of pin seal, many with covered frames, crystal trimmed Various new models in envelope and pouch effects, $5.00 A collection of sample hand bags as well as bags from Envelope hand bags with gold front clips; r inside compartments. one temoner ee In black and street every conceivable size ‘ colors. and shape. $4.85 $7.75 — A Special Sale Saturday of Women’s Full Fashioned Silk Hosiery , Extra fine quality ingrain silk hose with silk tops and soles and high spliced heels and toes. Black, white and colors. $1.85 Chiffon silk hose with silk tops and soles. In black, white and colors. $2.65 A Final Clearance of WOMEN’S Ready-to-wear Hats Every Hat from our Regular Stock Formerly priced from $4.75 - $16.50 Now Reduced to | $1.50 - $11.50 Gin foie es Children’s “Stern-bilt” Footwear Built upon a standard “nature” last, these shoes add to their scientific construction the very sturdiest materials and workmanship, Cinderella one-strap pumps—dull calfskin or patent leather seveee+$2.10 to $5,765 White canvas (Sto 7)..,. 2.256 to 4.60 Roman Sandals All patent leather.....-.$3.75 to $5,765 Patent leather with red kid or champagne topa, $4.25 to $5.00 White calf two-strap dresa pump, $4.50 to $5.25 Patent leather two-steap 47 0 1086 80 Hl o $6, LOAN On June 18 the Treasury must meet] SELDEN IN MRB4GER OVERSUBSCRIBED | ‘* maturities of. about 880,000,000 in outstanding certifleates, about thean dite $260,000,000 of 8% per cent: Victory eats ce Reesived Oters Amount| ten valfed for redemption and $126, - Interest due on various — ‘Tax reoelpta on June 15, It is exti- " Government's programnle for meeting | mated, will approximate 300,000,000, tte indebtedness of more than §760,./ 804 further financing by the Treas- 000,000, falling due June 15, was an-| Ury on that date is expected, although last t by Secretary Mel-| thé amount ts as yet undetermined. or “I atick to the middie of the road.” “That announcement won't help you THE NVENING WORLD, don sald, would be In eontrol ef the new corporation. Among them are said te be John J. Watson jr., Chair-| 1, man of the Board of the Plerce Ol) OF MOYOR TRUCKS J. de Wataon Jn, By Ms Small and Reeve Schley Named as in Control, ROCHESTER, N, Y. June 2.—An- nouncement of a proposed merger of the Selden Motor Truck Corporation with the Atlas Truck Corporation and other companies engaged in the Manufacture of motor trucks, the names of which have @ot been an- nounoed, into the Indugtrial Motors Tire and Rubber Company; Frederick M. Small, President of the Martin- industry, Selden Truck Corporation, at the home offices here. Stern Brothers ‘West Forty-Second Street - cAnd - West Forty-Third Street erve who gnly stand and A Very Special Offering of WashableSummer Frocks For MISSES and SMALL WOMEN Cotton Eponge Frocks $13.75 Two charming models, one hand-embroidered with Russian embroidery in bright colored washable worsted on the bell-shaped sleeves. The other model features short sleeves also effectively embroidered. Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years. In rose, blue, maize, orchid and white. rn Frocks of Imported Gingham $5.50 Fashioned of pure imported gingham, these dresses are varied as to style, some having organdie or eyelet collars and FRIDAY, JUNE &, 1922, Capitalists of New York, Mr Gor-) BRITAIN MAY ASK FRANCE TO PAY UP m Serves Notice of Right to Interest When She Pays Us M% New York Bventig World) by # Publishing Company, 102%. LONDON, June 2.—Great Britain Company, and President of the Lee Cope ri Company, and Reeve Schley,| a8 notified France she reserves the Yaa President ~ the Chi National | Tht to call for the interest the lat« Bank, all of whom are largely inter- Satan her on the war Lisle, he automobile} Britain pays the 25,000,000 pou in tab ee a terest on war debt to the United States In October or Novemb a J Corporation, ‘was made today by A USH FOR PRSSIMISTS, It {8 understood the subject wil] Flebecirling oruled George C. Gordon, President of the (From the Buftato Enquirer). probably come up when Premier bn Poincaré visits Premier Lioyd George | 1; 1 cuffs. Novelty pockets. Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years. In red, Copenhagen blue, maize, pink, orchid, also checks. MISSES’ and WOMEN’S SHANTUNG SUITS speciatat $18.75 Featuring the long-line coats with narrow belt, mannish collar, and either slot or patch pockets. Misses’ Suits in sizes 14, 16, 18 years. THIRD FLOOR. Women's Suits in sizes 34 to 46. THIRD) FLOOR. Boys’ New Apparel At Prices That Are Back to the Old Level Boys’ Norfolk Suits with extra knickerbockers. In tweeds, cassi- meres, cheviots and in box or pleated models. Sizes 8 to 18 $12.50 to $18.50 Boys’ Norfolk Wash Suits in box or pleated models. In Palm Beach, khaki or crash. Sizes 8 to 17 years. $5.00 to $11.50 Boys’ Straw hats Boys’ Wash hats $1.25 to $4.75 75c to $1.95 Boys’ Wash Suits with either long or short sleeves. In Oliver Twist, Norfolk middy and middy models. brays, khaki, galatea, Palmer In linens, creole cham- linens and fancy ginghams. Sizes 24 to 9 years. $2.95, $3.45 $3.95 and $4.50 Youths’ Straw Hats $1.75 ‘ Children’s Dainty Frocks ' panel, at Prices Whose Moderation is Self-Evident Such a lot of picturesque little styles—blossom colored as summer itself and made with as much care as though you yourself had planned and fashioned them, Children's Imported Swiss per~ manent finished organdie dreases with bloomers attached from the shoulders—and this is an idea as practical as itis new, In pink, blue orchid and malizo, Sizes 2 to 6 $3.25 Children's Chambray Dresses In assorted colors, with white cellars and cuffs; hand-stitched, Sizes 2 te 6 years, $1.45 SECOND FLOOR Children's Dresses of crossbar batiste, peasant style, trimmed with a colored cross-stitching. In honeydew and lavender. Sizes 2 te 6 years, * $3.25 Children’s Peg-top Rompers in celoved chambray, several models, prettily embroidered, Siscs 3 to 5 95c En-Commodere was started Sept, 15. ‘The Aloha came here YACHT ENDS WORLD CRUISE. NEWPORT, R. 1., June %.—The yacht Aloha, owned by Arthur Curtisa James, former Commodore of the New York Yaoht Club, dropped anchor here yoa- terday after a orulse with Its owner and guests around the world, The crulse direct from Mar wellles in ® run of 22 days, During the nt WOMEN’S Auto Dusters $4.95 to $29.50 If yours is an enthusiasm for motoring, your best friend will be one of these auto dusters—you needn’t be afraid of the dustiest road. And then they’re mighty smart looking, besides. Materials: Ninghai, pongee, Shantung, linen, linene and mohair. Colors: Natural, black, white, and Jasper gray. White Crepe de Chine or Georgette Blouses In the Favored Frill Effect Very Special at $7 50 Trimmed with wide Irish lace and picoting, these frill blouses are made of excellent quality crepe de Chine or Georg- ette crepe and may be had with either long or three-quarter length sleeves. -WOMEN’S Silk Umbrellas Women's exceptional quality tape edge silk umbrellas in sun and fain models. Handles of amber bakelite in rings and posts. Leather loops also. $3.95 Women's extra quality wide and very wide satin tape edge umbrellas. Hand- some handles of amber bakelite with side leather loops. Many novelty effects also in exclusive designs. Sport tops and tips to match. $4.95 and $6.75 Stern Brothers, Street Petticoats Simply make up your mind what you like best—for there are jerseys with pleatings and fringe trimmings. Soft tub silks of various kinds are daintily embroidered— and ever so useful because of their double Street colors, also flesh and white. $2.95 to $4.95 Sport Hats $1.98 to $3.75 They aro so attractive that they actually make your costume. Simple crushable models in white and every desirable sweater coloring, And you'll have a whdle sum- mertime of service. THIRD FLOOR MAIN FLOOR Lambert Bros. Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry \4-karat gold and | sapphire. ...... 55 Others up to $3,500 ‘ooch, $16.50 JEWELRY FOR JUNE CELEBRATIONS | Ronen what a present at graduation meant to you. Recall the thrill of joy when engagement and wedding presents | began to arrive. Let these memories open your heart to the June celebration of 1922. Buy presents that will last. ENGAGEMENT RINGS Buy jewelry. WEDDING RINGS | Platinum 10 diamonds, $100 up Paved with diamonds, $175 up Hand Carved | 18-karat.... $8.00 up 22karat...$10.50 up © = Plain 1B-karat. ...$4.80 up 2karat.-¥ $5.00 up ‘ '4-karat green gold bar pin, set with one green tourmaline V4-karat green gold pl atinum faced aval. liere, set with ‘one diamond $38.00 '4-karat green gold pierced flexible bracelet. bracelets, Hand-engraved Exact size of original old. wrist. watch, cushion form, chased, white gold buckle, jewelled Swiss movement ....4... 26s .ssseee $38.00 \4-karat white Other 14 karat gold wrist watches, . Writ watches, gold fled cance. S19 0b ies aay hen ces onl $12 up LAMBERT BROTHERS’ stock of every con= ceivable kind, ranging in price from a few dollars to thousands of dollars for orna= ments of exceeding richness, is supple mented by an immense array of simpler objects, all suitable as June gifts, these are fountain pens, pencils in gold or silver, pen knives, scarf pins, cuff links, flat- Among ware, hollow ware in sterling silver or plated. Platinum inus with 14ae rat gold WAkarat gold sig- net ring, pit and set with diamond. . $24.00 4-karat green gold chain, heavy; 14 inches long...... $30.00 Mckarat green gold en- 4.4. tine turned cuff links, (4; *T8* per pair, $15.00. fig bie num — faced, fine dia $38.00 Others $3.50 up. l4karat green gold sig- net ring, fancy shank with 3 raised letters $25.00 Others from $40 to $300; gold filled cases, . Man's Mckarat Id opentace wotch; fancy engraved! and etginesumed design, ab chown above: with Waltham I7-jewelled adfusted works..-.. 977-60 Store Open Daily From 9 A. M. to6 P.M. | Third Avenue At the Corner of 58th Street Se Bae wee