The evening world. Newspaper, June 7, 1922, Page 19

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. New and Original ¢ forsee ‘or Smart | | NATIONAL GUARD cupy the camp in September, at which time the Headquarters of the 27th Division will be there. Niaga the first two THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1922, —‘‘Realize Your Expectations—at Either of Our Three Locations’’- Fashion Designs | Women SUMMER CAMPS ruin ani followed by tha JOR 1329-1331 4810-4812 Ing two weeks, the Headquarters 7 ! By Mildred Lodewick Company of the 54th Brigade will be BROADWAY FIFTH AVE. at the same camp, The 9th Coast Wear Gaten Avene Bet. 48th & 49th Sta. Copyright, 19h2 (New York Evening World) by Press Pubilshing Co. Defense Corps woes to Fort HG. ear Gal oo . : oS. women make Wright, July 9, for a fortnight, fol: BROOKLYN BROOKLYN 3 , lowed by the 13th Coast Defense, with ere eam td the 258th Field Artillery stationed at out of nothing Camp Eustis, July 16 to Aug. 6. FULTON STREET cof BRIDGE STREET while others do so much . fetrity : For the ‘0 weeks In August, 4 without any trouble Units to Be edge ate WW ene r01st ¢ with the 61st Ma- fe Ni sts for Trainin chine Gu dron, the Ist Cavalry ‘ Brookh al ance ILE, Pi Nine Posts f § and the Headquarters Company of tho of [, lubwary. ON. yn dream about pretty Courses, fist Cavalry Brigade will be at Camp clothes, some go shop- ping In.search for them, while others get busy and in half the time it takes to think about it - The tentative schedule for the Na- tional Guard summer training fleld courses for 1922 Is practically com- Devens, Mass,, and for the same period the Headquarters Company of the 52d Field Artillery Brigade will be sta- tioned at Montauk Point. The month of August will be divided by the train- @itothes peat search (10h plete, The plan contemplates the us«|!D of the 104th Field Artillery, the he shops, de- frat half with the 102d Ammunition velop for themselves of nine sites for training, Including) rain ana the last half will see tho just what they want both camp and fort. By far the} tosth Field Artillery taking the place Materials by the yard * greatest allocation Is to the camp atjof the other arm with the 182d Am- |) are exquisite and insp! Peekskill. Tq that camp this month|™unition Train rational, and when made Alr From Aug , the 27th up in some chic fash- will be sent Infantry, cavalry and) cvice will be el Field and at fon, fitting the wearer artillery white, the term) being from same timed hb Anti-Aireratt properly, achieve such June 17 to July 2. Unit will be « an entirely " distinctive effect as to be imme- lately noticeable, I am offering here a design suitable for nu- merous materials, in- cluding sport silk, fou Brigade, with the coming July 9 and leav stay until July 30, wh For the next two weeks th Infantry will be stationed there Headquariete: Company of the’ Ges DINNER FOR J. 4 . O'NEILL. 106th Infantry July 16 the 7ist Infantry with ing July 30 105th Former Werld Man, Now Haye's Secretary, to Be Honored. oseph Jefferson O'Neill, formerly on lard or printed “pussy Patan Ee yc wu erste rly 2 th eerennt staff a the ens il Gilew, linen bs cottes Aug. 6. During the same period the|' ee SHLILIBE HELGE AL RRR KS ehorige, The watton Headquarters Company of the s7th{D® ‘he guest of Honor al a dinner at Weill apBHeGlatetite Iihess Brigade takes the place of the 3d which are dignified and ay 80, the lith era aces a mingle he: Nedice a Peokskill to camp, and, Aug. 6, the ‘i cut surplice fashion, the 165th ‘takes up the training until f » macretary to right side, which crosses over, being extended in- to a sash ¢énd, which meets another one of its kind that appears from under the embroidered motif, and is brought around to tie on the left side-back. The skirt is slim model, Aug. 20, with the medical when the 102d Engineers regiment of the same command go there unt sept 3. The last two weeks In August the 10th Infantry also will be in camp. Besides the engineers, the Division trains, their special troops Will H. Hays, of the motion pict le the head ustry, of the prin- ‘Theodore roretary of the as will Harry 1 other news- will be toast- Mr. Hays will b cipal speakers att and the 101st Signal Division will oc- Continuing Tomorrow---Thursday Greater June Reductions Twelve Extraordinary Special Items—Offering by Far the Most Remarkable Saving Opportunities—Most of Them Are Below Cost Silk Hosiery Regular 2.95 'ULL FASHIONED INGRAIN' HOSE. LARGE SPLICED _ HEELS. SOME SILK FROM TOP TO TOE, OTHERS FULL GARTER TOPS. INCLUDED ARE A FEW CHIFFON NET HOSE IN ALL THE WANTED SHADES. Batiste Night-Gowns Values to 3.25 CROSS __ BARS, NOVELTY IMITY, BATISTE, VOILE AND __ PIQUE. 45 PIPING AND STITCHING, FRENCH APPLIQUE AND HAND DRAWN _ WORK. aoe me ne 95c KIMONO AND SLEEVELESS EFFECTS. ae a ha ah. ines Ny Beautiful New Silk and Cotton hem after allowing to drop a ways below it. Three lke straps drop from each of the tiny alee are heid to the wrist by a A CHICK STYLE SUITABLE FOR MANY MATERIALS. Frocks Formerly to 49.50 IGH CLASS MODELS FASHIONED OF ROSHANARA, GEORGETTE, CANTON CREPE, CREPE ROMAINE, ETC. AMONG WHICH ARE A WIDE SELECTION OF COTTON - FROCKS IN FIFTY (50) DIFFERENT NOVELTY AND SPORT COMBINATIONS. , SALAD A" Is the Essence of ail That is Best in Tea “To Taste i is s to Believe” while considerable white could be dis- played in the embroidery down the shoulders and in the motif. A white frock on the contrary would -| be quite smart with a color employed for the picoting of the bands and plenty of it expressed in the em- broidery. color ud s s to these bands and a Marrow white band finishing the neck, 18° D.PricesCo. Fulton at Bridge St. Brooklyn 1000 Women’s and Misses’ Summer Wash Dresses F IMPORTED GINGHAM, IN SMOOTH ORGANDY AND FINE DOTTED SWISS. FIFTY DIFFERENT MODELS AND ALL THE NEW SUMMER _ SHADES. i ae Women’s and Misses’ Spring. To-Morrow—A Dress | Coats and Capes, Final Clearance 18 a Sensation! 260 Very Elegant, Extremely High-Priced SILK GOWNS @ ] Were Up to $49.75 |\ REDUCED TO *18 For Afternoon, Semi-Formal Occasions or Eve- nings at Resorts—In the Finest Weaves of Summer's Favored Silks—With Rare and Exclusive Style-touches OATS, CAPES AND WRAPS OF THE MOST DESIRABLE MATERIALS AND COLORS FOR SUMMER WEAR. ALL GARMENTS PRICED UP TO 39.75 ARE INCLUDED IN THIS SALE Uns TEED. Silk Skirts /alues to 6.00 ARONETTES, AND FAILLE SILKS B IN PLAIN AND FANCY WEAVES. NEATLY TAILORED, BELTED AND PEARL BUTTON TRIMMED. Sport Jackets Values to 10.00 ADE OF BOTTANY FLANNEL IN MANY PRETTY STYLES AND IN ALL THE FAVORED SUMMER SHADES. ITI UEUE Ye Exc. tional Sale of Smart Silk Capes, Reifiarkable Values APES OF CANTON CREPE WITH FUR COLLARS, OR COLLAR AND BORDER OF CARA-* CUL CLOTH. LARGE VARIETY OF MODELS. SIZES FOR WOMEN AND MISSES. G4 13°" | All Wool Sweaters Values to 1.95 LIP ON, BELTED MODEL. BATEAU | NECK, MADE OF PURE WOOL Cc WITH A BORDER OF FANCY Cotton Blouses Values to 1.95 INE TAILORED DIMITY, FRENCH VOILE AND BATISTE WAISTS. Cc PETER PAN FRILL AND TUXEDO WEAVE. IN ALL THE NEW SPORT EFFECTS. SHADES. Superfine Canton ome ana ] | Crepe Roma Jewel Beadings . ’ a . : ‘ local Girls’ Wash Dresses | Silk Moire Bags Heavy Georgette Flowered Sport Bralycidorien | | Sizes 6 to 14 | Values to 3.95 : | | Siz ‘alues to 3.95 Silks Drspes of Btralght {WH | RGANDY, RUFFLED TRIMMED, 79 F SILK MOIRE, METAL AND COv- 79 yi | LS lan gle pacar CON 1: O ERED FRAMES. INSIDE PURSE. 1 IG COLC D4 v E 5 One of Those Sales That | SASHES. ag ROR. Gases Reena a It Pays to Attend Early! 3 ————=‘‘Realize Your Expectations—at Either of Martins, Three Location" ——==_—m, Wii VV@NIi AVi(AVii (aX CaXi/@WVaNITOX T/A aN Ivavitie\ ener seeh aaa A SOOO tS

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