The evening world. Newspaper, July 13, 1922, Page 6

RI a aneae eae THE EVENING WORLD, _ THURSDAY, JULY 13, Couldn't Breakfast in Time to Réach h Municipal Build- ping at 8; Besides, Flat Would Be Cold in Winter. Up in the Fort George section there is y who shivers even these dog days at the very thought of work because, i sofite months hence, after the snow flies, he might have to climb out of } thehay betore the janitor turns on the heat, He bas turned down a $3,200 \ a Fear job or the reagon that he would have to : Oe4t Work at 8A. M 9 o'clock, the hour of his own choosing. ie There is anotaer reason, # Everybody, including. dyed in the é —-—~—-—-—— — ~ F wool Tam:nanyites, annot for one mo ; while on the Departmen’ such conditions. f ayrol!, Pr sloyee of this d k * iNest possible mens and Twill not appoint te hen Whalen w Whe hor eliible civil service list for ¢ The solitary applicant visited th Department of Plant and Structures and. noted what a beehive of industry it Was. He appeared bored while his f progpective duties were described to ie him and then, like the Mineola jury oe if had already reached a decision, he would like time to . From the sanctity of his Fort homie he penned this f Wha YAM of my meals are on a rdship of an early ment.’ CRAVED EXCITEMENT, anvlt Charme. him to turn in a false alary reqiirement it would be neces: méto get up additi go & considerable breakfast before ‘ould ment is heated. In view of the a 8 A. with t work refatin, 1 would responsibility outlined in the inter for any compensation less than pur month." Gommissioner Whalen replied: charge A Special Sale of Women’s New Cotton Frocks will offer exceptional values at the very low prices quoted. + Frocks of dotted, figured and plain-color@i voiles, variously priced, $8.25, 9.75, 10.25 Frocks of cotton eponge e « 975, 11.75 Frocks of linen . . . 6 « 9.75 Important Price Reductions = will be made to-morrow in the regular stock . assortments of Women's Cotton Frocks; in- cluding a number of Higher-cost Lace and Lace-trimmed Frocks - which will bereducedto $38.00, 48.00, 68.00 (Third Floor, Madison Avenue section) A Special Clearance of Women’s Sports Blouses comprising a number of the desirable Sum- a jobless, gentlemanly engineer ance Press).—The mission on private to exposure to the chill of an un- wated room, but will accept your let- ter an @ declination of the appoint- Russians concerning the restitution | & of foreigners’ property in Russia, it would “serve no useful purpose to continue the meetings with the Rus- sian commission."* This resolution was forwarded to the Russian representatives here and also to the full commission at The Hague] YOUTH FINDS PLENTY False Fire Alarm Wrings Up As A craving for excitement which led] Conference. first of the formal steps for the con- clusion of the conference, LONDON, July 18 Press) told the House of Commons this after- noon he was curred at The Hague, LANDS 105-POUND 'TARPON, 0 caught he was 1 us the maf wanted on Mothers and Young Women Responsible for Lack of Refinement, Says Nadja Ostrovska. LOS ANG 3, Calif. J trovska packed up to-day preparat Paris, She admitted that she is go! And American men are the ¢ J No» {to 10 of supermen. Tut been sadly Europe. They are spoiled. The ing commences at the cradle, when their mothers are responsible. ‘The Would Serve Useful Purpose. well, she tells he r men, she 6 over-pres: 1, July 18 (Associated non-Russian sub-com- property of the on Russian affairs, unani-| work is kept up by the young women to-day ft resotition| Who are willing to pay thelr cafe bills or the sake of having escorts to tea declaring that in the lgh® of the| f°" ; ; sata and dinner dances. views expressed yesterday by the) win pusines they are hard and ng. I expected generosity. are more interested in the art. They lack refinement. They little or no attention to the things of Ife. This lack of appr tion nat is reflected in their mannars, know nothing of literature or art he things that in They Huropean? culture, y Macy only It was regard ‘ wee Ceentaue ae (une espite reports to the ce no chivalry. They take too great Mberties on short at que vinta They consider they she bald be entitled to kiss a girl mere cause d with them acre (Associated —Prime Minister Lloyd Georze afraid a deadlock had o¢- hopes to write a book dn her experi Hor family ta island below 4 however, was. bor sits name f Kremlin in in F red H, Albee of Bast dist] She, » his first tarpon-fishing trip Jost Saturday eqently Ht 8 corp his fish in thirty. ] County J Harry rpon fishing is re- | (h man, For to-morrow (Friday) An Important Clearance of Women’s Bathing Costumes (each with combination) including all of this season’s higher-cost models; taken from stock and marked at greatly reduced prices The assortment embraces costumes modeled in silks, satins, silk jersey and wool jersey, some of them imported. Many of these smart sea-costumes are equally appropriate for misses who can wear women’s sizes. (Sale on the Third Floor)_ The Department for Catalogue and Folder Merchandise offers special facilities for the hurried shop- over what she declares she had Rurlington mer styles, variously fashioned of foreign ; and American-made silks and cottons; all of them taken from regular stock and marked « ping that so often becomes necessary—par- ticularly in Summer; and at the present time is featuring unusual values in at greatly reduced prices $2.95, 6.90, 9.75 Warm-weather Clothes _ CottonBlouses , . . SilkBlouses. . . . » . 6.90, 9.75 for Women, Misses and Girls (Sale on the Third Floor) * (Sixth Floor) Fr SAadison Avenue- Fifth Avenue, Netw Vork ~ Thirty. fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street Because He Must Get ts Too Early; TAKE FIRST STEPS Our Men Disappoint Countess; PARLEY AT HAGUE Committee Reports Continu- “Spoiled, Hard and No Chivalry” July 13 (Copyriuht).—The Countess Nadja Os- y to | tarting » 19832, ——— Board of final summer § back home to her dear] istimate a re ALL DAY ni TO S ALL DAY SATURDAY er e Yr SATURDAY Our July Clearance of Misses’ Summer Frocks At $5.00 and 7.50 At $15.00 and 19.75 Imported Ginghams, Swisses,Voiles and Normandie Voiles in dark colorings. a Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years. A VERITABLE flower garden of summery frocks —that’s what this / assortment may well be called—and along with their blossomy charm |/\ they promise lots of practical service Fashioned with youthful piquancy and that unexpected little touch of differention. as well. (Two of the many styles illustrated at right): July Clearance of Boys’ CLOTHES 100 Washable Norfolk Suits in Palm Beach, tan linen, gray crash linen, and khaki, Plain or box pleated models in tan, gray and sand. 7 to 17 yrs. Reduced for Immediate Clearance to $6.95 (Formerly $8.75 to 11.50) 85 All Wool Norfolk Suits -with extra pair of knickerbockers. Tweeds and fancy mixtures. Sizes 7 to 16 years. Reduced for Immediate Clearance to $9.75 (Formerly $12.50 to-18.50) 300 Wash Suits of Chainbray, imported tan linen, Palmer linen, and other materials. Short or long sleeves. Oliver Twist, middy and Balkan models. ~ Sizes 3 to 9 years. Reduced for Immediate Cleardnce to $2.95 STRAW HATS Reduced to $1.00 TWEED CAPS Reduced to $1.25 CITY TO ENDORSE ART CENTRE PLAN |-;:,, Estimate tion Will Not Fix Location. City Chamberlain Berolzheimer an- nberinin says that lea Resolu-| ine the money. He added: “The resolution to be introduced to- morrow is for the purpose of having nounced to-day that at to-morrow's] the sion of the Roard of endorsing the] o will be Intro- “sadly disappointed.” plan for an Ar city is ready, I be , to ap- re all the way from F p|duced, It is rate the site with the proviso to believe would by ution will 1 the public itself pays for the y best for the proj erection of the building." z oftinae To-morrow's Board of Wstimate that the structure be paid for through! caiendar will be one of the bi ton n English mother and was edu- | public subscriptions rd, It is likely that the board in England, Munich and R But it is not likely that the resolu- Women’s Knitted Capes Of Pure Worsted Yarn at the unusual prices of $10.75 € 16.50 All white, and a host of decidedly attractive sport color combinations. Stern Brothers} Sport Coats Of Worsted’ ag Most decidedly jaunty and most decidedly the thing with a white skirt. Narrow belts, pockets and contrastifig revers. In all this summer's foremost sport colors. $6.75 to 15.00 tion will commit the city toany par- ticular location at this time althou 1,000,000 will be reay ding, he does not believe difficulty. will be experienced in raising municipal authorities show their endorsement of the plan to provide usical centre for Ne’ ay sit through lunch hour and con- tent themselves with sandwiches and while winding up the summer The City | milk of municfpal business. schedule SPECIAL SALE war $8.95 ueh page wine SUEDE York City Tn this lot we have included 4 wide variety of decidedly attractive SILK FROCKS for MISSES ALL the lovely ctepes are used —Canton crepe, Georgette Crepe and crepe de Chine. Besides, there are smart figured silk crepe de Chines, diversified by pleats and panels, and some are beautifully beaded. Colors! Colors! All that you can imagine. Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years. Fibre Silk Tuxedo Sweaters | for WOMEN and’ MISSES The success of one’s whole summer wardrobe is likely to depend upon a smart sweater. These are just as good looking as can be, and their uses all summer long are legion. A most attractive assortment, all of excellent quality, and all with poe and a sash girdle. All sizes and colorings. Specially Priced for To-morrow at $7.95 pec Oe? {Stern Brothers jae" Wash and Street Petticoats Dainty and durable tub silks, soft fringe trimmed jerseys, attractive wash satins with lace trimmings, for wear under sheer frocks—there are a host here to select from. MAIN FLOOR Some have hip-deep hems, others with double panels back and front. Besides flesh and white, there are some models in street colors. $2.95 to 7.50 MAIN FLOOR Special for Friday—New Ideas in Women’s Trimmed Hats Something new and something very smart. You'll be ever so taken by the taffetas combined with velvet, the satins combined with velvet, and the softly shirred and becoming satins. Along with these are embroidered duvetyns and taffeta hats trimmed with flowers and feathers. Lots of shapes and sizes to make a happy selection. from. $6.50 16.50 White Footwear Greatly Reduced for Children, Misses, and Growing Girls Genuine White Buck White Canvas Boots High Shoes — In lace — In lace style. and button style. $5.35 ir $3.85 tw 5.85 . (Reduced from $5.50 — 8.00) (Reduced from $7.50—=13.00) Genuine White Buck 2-Strap Pumps. $4.85 0 6.85 $4.85 0 6.35 (Reduced from $6.00—9,75) (Reduced from $6.90 — 8.00) Sizes -- Child’s 8} to Growing Girl's size 7. Genuine White Buck Oxfords