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THE SUN' AND NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MAY 2, 1920.
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TUKKlbH: DKLEtxATlSS
ON ROADTO-PARIS
(fiivc I'onsianUnoplc Without
Tower to Sign Ponce
LED 1IV TKWFIK PASHA
' .aii;ilils in Empire Will
Ftelit Hard Ajrainst Cou
ililions Imposed.
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r 'tr .ttmriatti Prtt:
tTA..-iNorLt, May 1, The. TurK
a,t deltffatlon started (or Paris
..m.nir a rpecial train and
M-xt r a011 t,,e French capital within
, r il'V Mahmouil Muktar ra&lia, the
yr m ni-'tcr. fs In Swltierland and wUl
,.:t i'ic party en route.
- ,. '(titration (toes without poorer ta
f, t r t'faty. Pamad Ferld Paslia. the
i o ii ' tinc the on'y official the
,' a i nt'i mtrupl with that power, and
. . ;--sui .- m Constantinople I ucctt
r tst '.nslsr effort t ;rl
,..;i5 sjii.fFt Muetapha Kcmal Pasha.
t.K Nil .''iu"!t irader.
-Brk Parta. former Kort?Jjn Jl'n-i-
, o will head the peace delcga
t(. make an earnest appeal for
rfij.f at i n of the terms Imposed by
he a ' r$. Grte kcontrol of practically
ai if Thrace and Smjma districts, I
t vi . wn.fi !iere. is u condition which
f t, re Kntente dominated Government
c iTad Fertd Tasha cannot subscribe
Lloyd George Ordered to
Slay in Bed Few Days
t in ....
LONDON, May 1. Premier
Lloyd George has been
ordered by his physicians to re
main in bed for a few days, be
cause of what is described ns a
mild attack of bronchitis and
fat!-vc from hi San Rcmo
activities. The Premier's indis
position first became noticeable
at yesterday's. Irith conference,
at the end of which he cancelled
his appointment to. visit the King
last night at Windsor Castle.
v i
to with. m a vigorous f.rotcM It ta
generally believed in Constantinople that
It Is Immaterial whether Iho present
Oevtrsmest sires the p-s trestr. r.
the Nationally are dctermlred to fljnt
ip1nn fvecutlon of the jxjace Jeri"-,
The Nationalists arc Intuncl.ed so
thor-utlily In Anatolia that they runnot
be dlslodced unlets the Kntente Towers
fend Invadinc forces far larcer than arc
at present available In the Levant. The
Hritlsh have about JO.000 men hi the
vicinity of Constantinople, which Is
barely enough to police the Turkish cap
ital and the eastern coast of Marmora.
The Greeks In tie Hmyrna urea num
ber 100.000 and are reported to have an
other lOO.OOO available for .Thrace and
Anatolia. Kstimstes of Murtaphs Kema,
PaMrTfi onjnnlird forces varv from
JO.OOO to 500,000.
Quiet Is rejirnlrj; momentarily fn Aira--
M.,tru i ....&. . ;;rt rr-c.j . -under
Mumtiha Kcmal ure under arms
An official ttattment Is'Ufd bv Mus
tapha Kema fay;"Vc re fighting on
three fronts, Armenia, Cillcla and alone
the Rhore ot the Sea of Marmora, but
temporarily wt must be qukt on t e
Aldln front.
Greeks arc holdin; the line In Aldln
Relations between the .Nationalists
and the Italians are very cordial, and It
Is reported the latter are providing Mus
tapha Kcmal with ammunition.
POLAND RECOGNIZES
AND AIDS UKRAlNlA
Forces of Two Countries Join
Against Bolsheviki.
. j
Wasihnqtvn, May 1. Poland has
recocnltwl the Independence of Ukralnla
under the directorate of .Gen. Pclluis j
the Polish location was advised to-day. i
This action vas forecast several days I
aco In hicsb dUpatches from Warsaw j
rrnortlnsr that a treaty had bt-en screed '
upon. Since then the Polish and j
I'kralnian foice have cooperated In a
sucrensfi'i d'ive n-v'. the Uolshcvikl
In the direction of Kiev. '
"w V t'"' I'- e'iO"'e ndvjrff
said, had Issued a proclamation call
In; on rkiMlni.il.) lu mtMrl ilic 1'oif
In their campaign nsxint the Ilolrhe
v.5:l iiid tdiilui-li'.rc the lRivortsnr?
Of Polish aid In llberatln; Tkralnla.
V
Manual Juffre I.envea Sladrld.
MADr.iu,' April SO Marshal Joffre'of
France, who has been spendlnc reveral
days here. Ift for Itaixlona to-nlsht.
The last day of his visit In .Madrid as
quiet, the Marshal rtstlnc after the ex
lis list ins round of forma: entertainments
nrrangt-d In his honor.
i
Fur
Storage
At Moderate Prices
Orders are now being accepted for
Alterations and Repairs
At Summer Prices
C. G. Gunther's Sons
391 Fifth Avenue
Fvmers Exclusively lor One Hundred Years
Telephone 5860 Murray Hill
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WHY
Pay 12 Cents
apiccci cr J6.C0
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a retail stcrc?
Whcn-
50 Dr. I.VXE
tir.Ans cost n.u
dlrrei. from our fsrtory
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nrw t-1 on jour riicr
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for
$3.95
ox nir. scnx-
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not satl'Med jour
mone will be re
funded. HOW TO Oltlll'.lt
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order not jkrIkc
mmp for S3.V5 fc
the lM clcir you h e
smoked in i long time.
La Ccnitnlo de Lux:
Lot of 5(1, KIM
A t Inch uwWe nf
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CHINESE CURIO CO.
REAL CHlNESfc GOODS
Embro-dtries,
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SEMI tun . !, .1.
323 FIFTH
IFTH AVE.. NEW YORK.
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WASHABLE DRESSES
FOR GIRLS
r Our models have long been accepted
as the standard of dress for girls who at
tend select city schools, reside in summer
colonies or who visit fashionable seashore
and mountain resorts.
We ha,ve imported exclusively for our
girls' dresses many exceedingly smart and
durable washable fabrics which include
dimities; ginghams, white mull cord and
alatea.
Hand imoefced dieuet in aepe de chine:
and while mull co.d Jot girls f:om 3 to
12 yea. I.
Distinctive models in snmmer wh dres
rS and bbnies foi g"J ff m 6 " ,6"
m impottcd handketchtef linens, madras,
pnghams and dimities. .
Girls' middy blouses, skirts and bloomcts
V
in imported galatca and English navy serge.
Sizes 6 to 14 years.
Regulation ssiloi drcses.
Washable riding habits. -
Knglish socks in plain white ot brown
with striped tops in a atiety of coloii.
Appiopriate hesdweir and "inniped"
shoes.
DE
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Fifth Avenue at 50th Street
Mail and Fhonc
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Fifth Avenue at 35th Street
EsmbHsfod 1879
Mail and Plmnc
Order, Filled
Annual Money Saving Event Now in 'Progress
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We limit the prices in this Sale, but vc do not limit the quality or
assortments of the Sale merchandise. It is Best 6k Co. standard in
every respect. This week we will feature large quantitie:. ot rc
centfy imported French rpparel and lingerie low priced for this
event but still lo.ver priced because of the depreciated rate of
exchange.
Women's
UNDERWEAR'
Sijk
GOWNS ot crepe de chine."
tailored models. l QC
Special. O.yj
ENVELOPE CHEiWISES.ol
habutai silk, lace- trimmed,
embroidered in color, a 7
Special" J
Other materials 5.95 & 7.95
BLOOiWEFS. tailored models
of crepe de chine. 5.00
Lace trimmed models ot
satin or crq?e de chine.
5.95
VEST CHEMISES, tailored
models ot crepe deo qc
chine. Special 2.95,-' -'J
PEniCOATS ot satin or
crepe de chine, paneled back
ana Iront, tailored or lace
trimmed. Special Cj
French LINGERIE
Gown?, laundered, duintij
models with hand-embroidery
and flare sleeves:
Special o.l).)
(Juwns of fine nainsook with
hand-cmbroidcry.
Special 5.i)5
G 0 w n k arid Envelope
Chemises. A large variety
but few of a style. Special
7.50. S.50. 10.50 and 15.00
Straight Chemises with hand
embroidery in spray designs.
Special 1.95
Others 2.!)5 and 4.95.
Drawers of fine fabrics.
1.95. 3.95 and 5.00
Philippine Gowns and Enve
lope Chemises.
Special 3.95, 5.00, 7.50
Women's White Silk Stockings-Special
MmsIi:
m
OPENWORK LACE patterns,
pure thread silk. Regular 5.95
grade. Including tax 5.03
POINTEX HEELS, silk tops,
pure thread silk. Regular 3.75
grade. Including tax 3.60
GOWNS ot nainsook or pink
batiste a variety ot styles.
Special qf
Others 2.95 to 7.50 I - J
ENVELOPE CHEWISES,
lound or strap top with lace
or embroider- trimming.
Special 1 c r
Others 2.95 to 5.95 ' - Jv
BLOOMERS ot pink or
white batiste or white cotton
crepe. Special 1 c A
Others 1.95 and 2.95 I i-VJ
CORSET COVERS ot nain
sook with embroidery or lace
edges. Special 7
Others 1. 00 to 1.95 -tJ
SPORTS SKIRTS with scal
loped edges. 1 nr
Cambric, .sJ
English sateen, 3.95-.00
FANCY PETTICOATS of
cambric with embroider' or
lace trimming. Special 1 nr
Others 2.95. to 8.75 I -7 J
HAND-EMBROIDERED CLOCKS in white or black. Mercerized
lisle tops and soles. Regular 3.95 grade. Including tax 3.54
Women's Hand Made Blouses Special 9o50
riRESSY styles of white batiste one with novel pleated collar
and tucked front, trimmed with net frills the other with shawl
collar, ruffled with frills, bound in contrasting color.
Misses' French Hand-Made Frocks-Special3950
Made of very fine voile in white or pastel shades, .with flowers in
eyelet embroidery, side panels, cuffs, vestee and collar of white
organdie with frilled edges. Narrow ribbon sash. 14r 16 and 18 yrs.
Junior Girls' Organdie Frocks Special 37.50
Crisp, fresh and frilly deep collar, cuffs and tunic ruffled in organdie.
Big pinafore sash lace trimmed camisole flowers at belt. Pink,
white, orchid or blue organdie. Sizes 13, 15 and 17 years.
Pajamas Girls' Hand-Made Pique Dresses Special 12.50
M-CDii I icDiint'c a a
Smart little Empire frocks of fine pique, made in France, Hand
embroidered at neck in jumper effect, showing a dainty vestee of
pleated and embroidered batiste. Sizes 6, 8 and 10 years.
Girls' White Organdie Frocks Special 3.60
Remarkable at this price, for the organdie is excellent quality. Em
pire model with' lace edged collar and cuffs. Sash of organdie.
Sizes 4, 5 and 6 years.
WOMEN'S BI LLI E BURKE
PAJAMAS ot pink batiste.
Special 95
COLORED MADRAS, twr
piece coat style; with silk'
lrog fastening. 9 nc
Special- J
Qlove Silk
UNION SUITS, strap
round neck. Special
6.50
VESTS, round or strap neck
some without straps , lor
evening wear. Special
BLOOMERS, in flesh onlv.
Special 95
Japanese Robes
COTTON CREPE in rose. .
copen, pink or light blue with
hand embroidered floral de
sign. Special 95
SILK in copen. rose, purple
or pink with silk lining, and
elective floral em-i 1
broidery. Special I I
CORSETS and Brassieres
VVTOMEX'S and Misses Corsets,
W plain of fancy brochc with elas
tic tops. The best makes models for
every type of figure-. Special c
Othcrs 5.00 to S.oO 3-JO
BRASSIERES of satin, silk or
. cotton trcco, cluny lace the
wanted style. Hooked back or front.
Others 1.50 to 2.50 Special
Children's
UNDERWEAR
GIRLS' GOWNS ot white
nainsook or batiste, high 0;
low neck, lace or embroider,
trimming. 6 to 16 years.
Others 1.95 andS 1-50
INFANTS' GOWNS of fine
nainsook. High neck and
long sleeves. Sizes 2 to 4
years. Special';
Others 1.35 and
1.95 1 1.25
PRINCESS SLIPS ot fine
nainsook with embroider
trimming. 2 to S years.
Social 1 qc
Others 1.85 and 2.25 ' -
GIRLS' DRAWERS with
cambric or nainsook tops,
embroidery or lace edges. 0
tolovears. in
.U7
Special
Others .79. .95. 1.25 & 1.75
GIRLS' KNICKERSot Berk
ley cambric with embroider
edges. 2 to 8 years.
Special 70
Others .95 to 1.75 ' '
GIRLS' PAJAMAS. Billte
Burke models of pink batiste
trimmed in contrasting color.
6 to 14 years. Special qc
In cotton crepe, 3.50 7 J
GIRLS' PAJAMAS. slipn
style, of cotton crepe, trim
ming of contrasting color,
12 to 18 years. j qc
Special
t
GIRLS' BAND PETTI
COATS ot cambric with fine
embroider' insertions , and
matched edges. Sizes 6 "to 16
vears. Priced according to
size- 1.95 to 2.25
GIRLS' PETTICOATS of
white cambric with, embroid
er' flounces. Lengths. 28 to
34 inches. Special
1.95 and 2.95
French
DRAWERS all hand-made
scalloped ruttle. feather
t i,tched band above. 2 to
1 0 years. Special j 5 q
PRINCESS SLIPS, all hand
made, laundered, hand em
broidered and scalloped.
Sizes 2 to 4 years. 1 q c
Special sJ
UNDERW'AISTS with scal
loped neck or picot edge.
Special rr
Sizes 2 to 4 years. 1 Jj
FRENCH FROCKS
2.35
Lovely hand-mad? dresses,
voke and bishop models with
hand-embroider', jojnings 01
cntre-deux. skirts with deep
hems or scalloped edges, o
months and l year.
FRENCH FROCKS
3.80 .
Empire models, all hand
made and hand-embroidored.
some with hand-seal loped
bottom, others with plain
l em. Ribbon and beuo.iiv
tX waist. Sizcv 1 to 3 oar
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