The Sun and the New York herald. [volume], May 02, 1920, Page 9, Image 9

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THE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MAY 2, 1920.
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30,000 BOYS MARCH
Ifj LOYALTYPARADE
iads From Every "Part of City
Help Open "Week's Cnm-
MANY SCHOOLS IN LINE
Thousands Crowd Fifth Ave.
Procession "Reviewed by
Governor and 3Iayor.
A? rpreve of tho principle that the
c' the country are the "kej-ftone In
,), ; of Anurlca's destiny,'' a parade
tf oo of them, made up of the lads
it every walk and corner of life In the
tiif b .nucho. marched down Fifth ave
,uf x'terJay from Central Park to
i ineton Square-.
The parade was the first feature of a
' Toj ' Week," which will provide some
thins of Interest to boyhood on .each day
v.ntil next Saturday, and was the becin
t;c cf a campaign oreanlied to Interest
eTtry one in boys and to Interest boys
n thenitelies. The campaign was ar
iancel by a K-ore of orcanltatlons. the
HotaT (''ub c,'ltf amonc uiem, whicn
i old U- v.w principle that the best Amerl
.an 1 'h one ,,ho ls caupht young. An
llie 5' ' " jouthful participants In yes
lerda.v paceant were carefully lnstruct
t i before they put one foot before the
othtr. that they were to walk In a "mon
Htrloalty para-V."
Thousands of adult Americans, par
r.U predominating, lined Fifth avenue
mil chf-ered tlie boys. But none of them,
certainly, enjoyed the parade more than
the bos themselves. The lad had been
carefully drilled and were marshalled In
elcht divisions, with all sorts of gTand
marshals, staff officers, generals and
lieutenant-generals, colonels, majors and
tspulns. Ffleoted from among them
ttlves. to give the flavor of on army
and carry the Illusion of preparedness
X.r war ,
Tnc manning host, its divisions sub
divided into brlcades, regiments and
companies, was made up tot boys Almost
wholly" from tho city schools. The pub
lic schools, of course, turned out the
principal representation, bat every other
.kind of a school was In line, all the
way from diminutive parUh and settle
ment schools In parU of the city rarely
heard of to well known Institutions with
athletic histories and crack cadet corps.
There also were present the trade and
Industrial Khoolr and, last but not least
the schools and clsWa made up of boye
who sell newspapers in tho streets or
work at various manful avocations for
as lone every day as the law will let
them.
The parade was led byGen. GeoryeWIn
rate, who walked at the head of It despite
his eighty yeans and was reviewed by Gov.
Smith, Mayor Ilylan, Archbishop Hayes,
Lieut-Gen. Bullard, commanding the
Eastern Department of the army, and
various Federal. State and city officials.
In front of the reviewing stand at Madi
son Square the Police Band was on duty
and supplied spirit and lnpplratlon to
such roctions of tho parade as did not
have bands of their own. And when
ever the' bands laid off the boys them
selves supplied muelc In tho form of na
tional and marching songs.
The Boys' Week programme has been
laid out as follows: To-day is to be
boys' day. In the churches, to-morrow
their day In the schools, Tuesday their
day In athletics, Wednesday their day
In Industry, Thursday their day at home,
Friday their day to entertain and Satur
day their day out of doors.
Lnvrjer Dine Justice Glennon.
Justice Edward J. Glennon, appointed
last week by Gov. Smith to succeed
Francis K. Pendleton on the Supreme
Court bench, was entertained by forty
uf ills fririiu itl luiioit-on li tho Lav.-)
.vers Club, 115 Broadway, yesterday.
Lewis Nixon, Public Service Commis
sioner, presented to rustics Glennon a
silken robe as a gift from the dlnrs.
Antique Furniture Exchange
6 East 33d St, near 5th Ave.
Li-TUt and Mmt Attrtrtlre
Antique Shop to ton. Not sloae
triue of tbe chirmlcs exhibit! of
thf "Oil Ulster" Cibloctxikert.
but tUn the rrmirtsbly low prlcei it
which ther ire offered. Hlshbort.
rcfc. I'fliillBr Tou Cird Tiblm. Pour Pott
tml NtjoUoo Bwli, Twin tod Dcubla rltrt;
KMrboinX Dlollif Tib'x-I. Cfclni Oib:o?:i,
Mbrtrr Tiblei. Bookr-ite. Imntn. DiTta
port, I)lriD, Cbilrn, Ac- it ibunt bilf icluil
tilue. Don't i!low inrtMiyc to prett-nt you
from trt'.as lad conTlncfir joamflf.
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The Most Remarkable Sale Event in the
History of Real Laces
Sale
Real Laces
Real Filet, Irish, Cluny, Valenciennes,
Binches, Milan, Point de Paris and Venise
We have, held sales before at which
prices were sensationally low, but
a New Low Record for Real
Lace Prices has been reached here
Monday and Tuesday Only
REAL FILET
34-inch
ll-inch Rose included
2V2-inch Edges
3- to 4-inch Edges
4y2- tO 5-inch Edges
REAL IRISH
PiCOtS & 1-inch Insertion
l-tOlVfe-inch Beading Edges
1 12" inch Edges and Insertions
3- inch Edges and Insertions
4- inch Edges
LACES
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LACES
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25c yd
39c yd
89c yd
1.50 yd
1.95 yd
2.65 yd
9c yd
25c yd
58c yd
95c yd
225 yd
I REAL POINT DE VENISE LACES
i l-inch K cot Sale Price 45c yd
1-inch Edges Sale Price 2.95 yd
I REAL POINT DE MILAN LACES
iy2-inch Edges Sale Price 1.50 yd
4-inch Edges Sale Price 3.75 yd E
REAL VAL., BINCHES & PARIS LACES
12-inch Val. Edges
E 1-inch Val Edges
E 3. inch Binches Laces
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55c vd
1.35 yd
75c yd
2.50 yd
2.75 yd
cWtuie ol 40t6 jticcl
MILLINERY SALE
A Large Assortment of HATS
from REGULAR STOCK, in
cluding Original French Models
Reduced to
12.00, 18.00 and 24.00
Formerly $18.W to 48.00
Millinery Pep't Second Floor.
Dress Serge,
An exceptional value in an all wool
quality 41 inches wide. In the newest
Spring colors, including the ever popu
lar Navy and Midnight Blue.,.
Rtgularly $235 y'ari,
2.25
Store Hours 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M.
Hair Nets ;
Full sized, good quality real
Human Hair Nets in colors
to match perfectly various
shades of hair such is the
assortment specialized by
Arnold, Constable & Co. at
1.00
Dozen
Conspicuous Values Mark the Opening of
The May Sale of White
White Cotton Fabrics
Specialized in the May White Sale
White Tricotine of an unutually fine quality especially
suitable for Women's Suits and Skirts and particularly smart
for sport wear. 36 inches wide. Regularly $1.00 yard.
May Sale Price .75 Yd.
Imported White Dotted Swisses 32 inches wide the de
mand for this fabric has in the past frequently exceeded the
upply, but in this instance there is a good assortment
specially selected for the White Sale. Regularly $U0 yard.
May Sale Price 1.25 Yd.
White Cotton Voile 36 inches wide when made up into
charming frocks and blouses this weave possesses an elusive
charm that is quite irresistible. Regularly JO yard.
May Sale Price .35 Yd.
Children's Underwear
At Unusually Low Sale Prices
Drawers knickerbocker or straight style 2 to 14 years.
Priced according to size.
.65, .69, .75, .95, 1.10 to 1.45 Pr.
Gowns 1 to 10 years, at 1.45, 2.25 and 2.65
Gowns 12 to 16 years, 1.65, 1.95 and 2.95
Princess Slips 6 to 14 years, at 2.25, 2.65 to 4.95
Band Skirts-4 to 14 years. 1.50, 2.75 and 2.95
Misses" Billie Burkes 12 to 16 years, at 3.50
Figured Crepe Gowns in 12 to 16 year sizes at 3.25 & 3.95
Women's
Undergarments
At Special Concessions from the Regular Prices
In these examples the needleworker's art reaches its fullest
perfection and therefore the collection is one of infinite
charm and interest. Three distinct groups, each exquisitely
fresh and dainty.
Philippine Gowns (as illustrated) practical and pretty models that
are more elaborate than in past seasons and in more effective designs each tiny
stitch each scallop perfection. Very special.
May Sale Price 4.45
Crepe de Chine Gowns a dainty sleeveless model of a soft, lustrous
quality double rows of shirring in the front, wide Val lace trinunings and artful
litde finishing touches make this gown similar to and equally as good as gowns
at more than double the price. Regularly $1050.
May Sale Price 6.95
Crepe de Chine Envelope Chemise same quality and style to
match above gown. Pretty and unusual enough to make a direct appeal to
discriminating shoppers. Regularly $5 J5.
May Sale Price 3.95
Batiste Bloomers a fine, mercerized quality in pink and white
tailored model with double elastic at knee. . , , J-?5
Heavier quality Batiste Bloomers with hemstitched ruffle. 1.10
New White Blouses
Priced Less Than Usual
White Imported Batiste Blouses in tailleur models with
roll and flat collars cluster tucks down the front
Regularly $3.95.
2.95
White Batiste and Voile Blouses hand made, hem
stitched, tucked and drawn. Regularly $6J5.
5.75
White Georgette Crepe Blouses embroidered and hem
stitcheddainty round collar effects. Regularly $4.95.
3.75
White Negligees
Extraordinary V alues
White Dotted Swiss Wrappers finished all around with silk
scallops in light blue, pink and orchid. Ribbon tie. Regu
larly $3.95.
2.95
White Swiss Negligees trimmed with lace and insertings
satin ribbon girdle. Regularly $7 JO.
6.75
Supply Your Summer Wants Now From the
Generous Assortments in the May Sale of White
Huck Towels
Fine Cotton or Linen Qualities at Special Prices
Hemmed Cotton Huck Towels with neat colored borders a good heavy quality suit
able for use in summer cottages and bungalows
Specially Priced at 4.25 and 5.00 Dozan
Hemmed Cotton Huck Towels size 28x38 inches full bleached and made of fine
combed yam. Bought to sell at $5.50 dozen. Specially Priced at 4.50 Dozen
All Linen Hemstitched Huck Towels in a good range of deigns. Only a limited
quantity at these prices. Special at 12.50 to 22.50 Dozen
Hemmed Fine Cotton Huck Towels size .18x36 inches-all white with sarin band
border-extra heavy. Our $7.00 grade. Special at 5.75 Dozen
Extra heavy All Linen Twill Kitchen Towels. Dozen 7.25
FOR MEN
Our Greatest 1920 Sale
of
High Grade Shirts
For Every Occasion
Tennis or Sport Shirts in white or plain colors.
Values $3.50 and $4.50.
Cotton Crepe business Shirts in Neat, Fancy Stripes.
Values $4.00 and $4.50.
Madras Business Shirts in woven or printed effects.
Values $4.00 and $4.50.
Mercerized Cotton Business Shirts exceptional qualities.
Values $4.00 to $5.00.
White Madras Business Shirts soft French Cuffs.
Values $330 and $4.00. .
Dress Shirts Plain, Pique or Pleats not all sizes in each'Iot.
Values $4.00 to $5.00.
Many odd but fine quality Shirts not all sizes in each lot.
Values $4.00 lo $5 JO.
Silks
At marked reductions
from the- regular stock
prices.
Fancy Figured Foulards
satin finish firm weave 36
inches wide. The correct silk
for afternoon wear.
In Stock $3.00 Now 2.75
Printed Georgettes in charm
ing light and dark combina
tions 40 inches wide.
In Stock $325 Now 2.95
Imported Swiss Taffetas in
Blue, Tan, Grey, Wistaria,
White, Ivory, etc
In Stock $4 JO Now 425
Black- Messaline Satin in a
medium weight and finish
will drape beautifully. 35 inches
wide.
. In Stock $3.00 Now 2.75
2.95 Ea.
1200 Pieces
Lingerie
Ribbons
All White ribbon of Satin
Taffeta, plain and Moire Taf
feta, Gros Grain and Jacquard
effects in 10 yd. pieces at
Decided Savings
No. 1, 1.10 Piece
No. VA 1.50 Piece
Women's and Misses'
Suits Greatly Reduced
No. 2,
No. 3.
No. 5.
No. 7,
No. 9,
1.85 Piece
2.45 Piece
3.00 Piece
3.80 Piece
4.95 Piece
Others up to 8 inch
widths at specially re
duced prices.
Good Cotton
Umbrellas
(For Women)
Bakelite and silver trimmed
short handles with silk loops
case with each.
Value U.00
, 3.15 Ea.
Entire stock of women's and misses' Tailor Made Spring Suits
offered this week at
20
Reduction
From Present Market Prices
Comprising smart, up-to-date models beautifully made and
handsomely lined. Materials include Men's Wear Serge, Tricotine,
-Hair Line Stripes, English Tweeds and Knit Fabrics. ;
Sizes from 36 to U in the assortment, but not in each style.
Now-
model 1 Women's Suit of Twill Fino a new straightline style with!
, a narrow belt.
Formerly $59.50. Less 20 discount. J 47.60
MODEL 2 Misses' Eton Jacket Suit-of Fine Serge accordion pleated")
sun oraia tnmmea ana nnisnea wiui neavy suiaung.
Formerly $39.50. Less 20 discount.
MODEL 3 Women's Tricotine Suit featuring the highest type of
tailoring equal in every respect to a custom made garment smartly bound
with braid.
Formerly $75.00. Less 20 discount.
Other Suits including our entire Spring stock
of smart models
Now
31.60
Now
i
60.00
now 39160 "158.40
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Wraps of Velour de Larine several choice models. Specially Priced 55.0a 3