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8 THE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JUNE 6, 1920. -
G. 0. P. DELEGATION
Men's Shop is offering, anniversary
special values in smart new clothing,
shirts and furnishings.
Many money-saving specials In other
departments throughout the store
besides those listed in the June Sales,
OFF TO CONVENTION
iBrass Band and Olicers Hark
j Dopnrturo to Chicago in
18 Car Train.
Fourteenth Strut
West of Fifth Avenue
i' S
New York State's contingent of Kenub
llean delegate! Is off for tho Chicago
front Cheered by acrowd composed
mostly of women, they pulled out of the
Orand Central Station at 213 o'clock
yesterday afternoon, and they won't come
back till tho dark horse, or whatever
kind of Btced It Is to be, la hitched In
front of the Itepubllcan wagon and oft
at a gallop toward Washington
' Yos. ono of tho women delegates was
lato, otherwise tho "convention special
would have departed at 2 :05. She camo
running down tho long platform with
'Just enough bread left to shout, "I'm
tor Leonard Wood!" But her baRgagu
bore tho lnccrlptlon, "I'm for Johnson.
Friends will always play those tricks.
Anyway, "whatever this particular
woman's proferonce may be, It is under
Mood that the choice of tho Now ork
Republicans on tho first ballot will bo
Dr. Nicholas Murray Hutlcr.' Such was
tho belief expressed by Jacob A. Liv
ingston, chairman or me wuuii wm
mlttee of the County Committee of Kings,
end echoed by many others.
Another woman delegate, however,
Miss Olive Scott Gabriel of Manhattan,
made a lost mlnuto bet of good dinner
that Gov. Lowdcn would be New Yorks
cholco on tho last ballot and would
Ulnch tho nomination for tho Presidency.
Tho bet was taken by a newspaper re
torter. . , ,
Tho fact that the train contained
thirteen cars cast no gloom over tho de
parting host. Thero were cheers for
Miss Helen Varlck IJoswcll, chairman
Dt the New York county women's dele
gation, and tho brass band that 13 ac
companying the outllt crashed out a. few
Btlrrlng strains.
George A. Glynn. Republican btato
chairman, heads tho expeditionary force,
which includes In Its ranks five aspir
ants for thd Gubernatorial nomination
Francis M. Hugo, Kugeno M. Travis,
Elon It. Hooker, Thaddeua C. Sweet and
John Lord O'Brlan.
Thero were 253 delegatos, newspaper
men and unofficial visitors aboard when
tho special left this city, and more wero
scheduled to Join at points In the west
ern part of tho State, where two moro
cars were to be added. AH', are ex
pected to mako their entrance' Into tho
Windy City at 4:05 o'clock this after
noon, central time.
Pho list of those for whom reserva
tions had been mado Included Charles
D. Hllles. president of the National Re
publican Club, and Miss Hllles; Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel S. Kocnlg. County Judge
Reuben L. Haskell of Kings, State Sen
ators Lusk, Lockwood., Towner and C.
F. Murphy, Mrs. Arthur L. Llvermorc,
Mrs. Ruth LItt, Miss Hannah Mitchell,
Mrs. Olive Stltt Gabriel, Mr. and Mrs.
William Boardman, James A. Wendell.
Judge and Mrs. Russell Wiggins of
Mlddletown, Robert W. Bonynge, Ed
ward N. Smith, William I Ransom,
Senator and Mrs. Wadsworth. Dr. Con
rad E. Wetlaufer, H. S. Slsson, Judge
Otto A. Rosalsky, Frederick J. H.
Kracke, Charles S. Devoy, Jacob Bren
ner and Dr. Gertrude E. Curtis, repre
senting the Roosevelt Colored Women s
Republican Club.
HUGHES GOES UP IN
WALL ST. BETTING
Odds Against Him Drop From
10 to 1 to S to 1.
As tho opening of the Chicago con
vention approaches thero have been but
few changes in tho betting odds on the
candidates. The feature of yesterday's
betting, as quoted by one Wall Street
commission house, was the lowering of
the odds against Charles E, Hughes
from 10 to 1 to 5 to 1.
While preat interest has been aroused
by tho offering of the current odds, but
few wagers of any Importance have been
made. In former years the backers of
the aspirants for high political offices
have frequently sent large sums Into the
financial district to place on their favor
ites. For some unaccountable reason
they have failed to do so thus far this
year.
. One firm which generally handles much
of this business declares that tho only
tig wager It has placed this year was of
$2,000 against $3,200, or 5 to 8, that
Johnson will capture tho Republican
nomination. Numerous other commis
sions have been placed, but they gener
Ally ranged from $100 to $500 and rep
resented Individual wagers rather than
money put up by the henchmen of the
several candidates In both enmps.
Republican odds are: Johnson, even
money ; Wood, 7 to 5 ; Lowden, 8 to 5 ;
Hoover, 4 to 1 ; Harding, 8 to 1 ; Butler,
10 to 1 ; Hughes, 5 to 1 ; Knox, 10 to 1 ;
Coolldge, 8 to 1 ; Allen, 6 to 1 ; Davis, 7
to 1.
Tho Democratic odds are: Edwards,
6 to 5 : MeAdoo, even money ; Cox, 2 to
1 : Clark, 4 to 1 : Wilson, 20 tc 1 : Bryan,
20 to 1 ; Marshall. 10 to 1. .
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June Sale Depts.
Women's and Children's
Undermu8lins
Babies' Wear
Corsets
Silk and Washable Blouses
Petticoats
Millinery
White Goods
SECOND WEEK-
Hearn Sales Grow Because of Matchless Value Giving
Thousands of Customers daily prove the
, drawing powers of this big annual event
Abundance of new, fresh assortments placed on sale tomorrow, at our usual reducr
tions, to 'mark the beginning of the second week of this Style-Economy event
The following offerings for both Monday and Tuesday:
June Sale Depts.
Misses' & Women's Suits,
Dresses, Coats and Skirts
Sweaters
Men's Clothing and Fur
nishings Boys' Clothing & Furnish
ings. Girls' Wear
Housed resses
26th Annual June Sales
Summer Dresses
The art of Summer Fashion is most charmingly
expressed in these cool, graceful dresses so
simply, yet so charmingly styled, so inexpensively
priced, yet so matchless in value.
Embroidered Voiles
24.75
Our regular $29.75
A mode to accord with the
loveliest Summer day is that
which is illustrated (right).
The embroidered spots are
green, rose and blue on white
grounds, and a velvet ribbon
girdle matches the tone of
the embroidery. Sleeves and
skirt border are white.
Reductions
Checked Voile Dress
17.50
Our regular $22.75
Panel pleatings back and
front and a ruffle side-tunic
give quite an air of individu
ality to the dress pictured
(left). Collar and deep cuff
are of white organdie. The
modej comes in green, rose
or navy checks on white
grounds.
Red Ticket
Women's and Misses'
Dresses
These famous Red Ticket reductions, as is well known to
our patrons, mean great reductions, and are always an
event of incomparable value-giving. These are all hand
some dresses, the higher prices for the most part copies of
imported models. A few extra size dresses are included
in the group.
Materials
Charmeuse Tricotine
Taffeta Tricolette
Kittens Ear Crepe . Georgette
, our regular $39.75 24.95
our regular $44.75 and $49.75 29.95
our regular $54.75 and $59.75 39.95
our regular $64.75 and $69.75 49.95
our regular $79.50 and $88.50 59.95
our regular $110.00 and $119.00 79.95
All-Wool
SEMI-MADE SKIRTS
9.97 to 12.97
These skirts were knife-pleated at our own
order; of French serge, in light and dark plaid
designs. Sizes are 26 to 30.
Colorings are the newest and smartest which
the season has produced, and the material is an
unusually fine quality. There is very little to
be done to the skirts, and by buying one in
this partly finished state and completing it
yourself, you save an appreciable sum of money,
which may be expended for a blouse or sweater
to wear with it when finished.
Pretty All-Wool Challis in buds, stripes, figures and
other dainty designs Yd. 1.48
54-inch Scotch Mixtures
39 and 40 in. Serges and
Tricotines all-wool; col
ors, navy blue and black
ourreg. $2.58 1.94
54-inch All-Wool Velour
Plaids and Checks
our reg. $5.68 3.95
all-wool our recr.
$2.97 to $3.50 1.84
48-inch. All-Wool Plaids
and Checks French
serge weave light and dark
colors
our reg. $3.97 3.54
Pre-eminent for Summer Wear!
WHITE LINENS
90-inch Ramie Linen
our reg. $3.97 2.97
44-Inch Ramie Ljnen '
our reg. J1.44 1.00
35-inch Ramie (part linen and
part cotton)
our reg. .97
36-lnch Dreii Linen;
our reg. $1.24
.66
.87
June Sale Specials
FOR
Monday & Tuesday
June Sale Specials
FOR
Monday & Tuesday
Georgette Blouses
10.25
Our regular $13.97
Fine quality, white or flesh em
broidery or filet lace trimmed.
French Voile Blouses
3.77
Our regular $4.97 to $5.24
Tucked, embroidered or lace trim
ming, also smocks of crepe and
linon finish various styles collar
and effects.
Voile Blouses
1.66
Our regular $2.18
Tailored and trimmed styles. .
Corsets
2.00
Our regular $3.59
Coutil medium bust long hip
sizes 31 to 36.
Brassieres
1.00
Our regular $1.50
36 to 46 eyelet embroidery lace
yoke trimmed bottoms.
Babies' White Canvas
Shoes
1.55
Our regular $1.95
Buttons, white leather soles broad
lasts, good quality sizes 4 to 8.
Wool and Mohair
Sweaters
7.95
Our regular $10.94
Tuxedo styles plain and fancy
weaves, buff, rose, turquoise, pea
cock, Copenhagen, navy and black.
Young Men's Suits
19.45
Our regular $27.50 and $29.50
Cheviots, flannels and homespuns,
variety of navy blue, fancy mix
tures and plaids two and four but
ton coats single or double-breasted
models 31 to 36 chest.
Junior Boys' Wash
Suits
2.00
Our regular $2.94
Chambrays and percales plain
colors and stripes. Eton or sailor
collars to D years.
Boys' Suits
12.25
Our regular $18.53
8 to 17 years many with extra
trousers wool fabrics in tan, gray
or heather mixtures plain or pleat
ed styles well tailored.
Women's Skirts
3.95
Our regular $5.97
Regular and extra sizes several
well-tailored models g a t h e r e d
backs pockets and detachable
belts.
Women's White Skirts
2.10
Our regular $2.97
Regular and extra sizes gabardine
gathered backs pockets, button
trimming.
Misses' Skirts
3.15
Our regular $4.48 and $4.97
gabardine, several dainty
pockets well
White
models,
tailored,
novelty
Dusters and Raincoats
6.95
Our regular $8.97 and $9.97
For women and misses 36 to 48
loose models with detachable belts
slit pockets convertible collars.
Misses' and Girls'
Middy Blouses
1.55
Our regular $1.91
6 to 18 years all white jean' or
with colored trimmings.
Girls' Tub Dresses
1.66
Our regular $1.94
6 to 14 years plaid ginghams, vari
ously trimmed.
Women's Coats
29.75
Our regular $43.74
Serge and tweed raglan sleeve
pleated back half lined full
coats navy and black 3ize3 36
to 50. .
Extra Size Petticoats
2.10
Our regular $2.94
Flowered, pilkatoff, black, with
floral designs in colors
bands full cut.
-elastic fitted
Extra Size Petticoats
7.25
Our regular $9.65
Silk jersey tops taffeta' flounce
black, navy and every wanted shade,
in changeable effects elastic fitted
bands.
Shadowproof Petticoats
6.65
Our regular $8.65
White or flesh color satin with a
deep shirred flounce.
Sailor Hats
1.33
Our regular $1.95
Black, navy, red and combinations
Sennit and pineapple straw
straight or rolled brims.
Flower Wreaths
.55
Our regular .77 and .95
Lisere and Milan Hats
.88
Our regular $1.96
Medium, large and small shapes,
black, navy and bright colors.
House and Porch
Dresses
In percales and ginghams variety
of checks and stripes plaids and
plain colors in one-piece and belted
models 36 to 46
Our reg. $3.47 2.25
Our reg. $4.50 .'$.15
Our reg. $4.94 and $5.94 ...8.66
At 3. 1 5 fiizes 36 to 52 bust.
Children's Straw Hats
1.54
Our regular $2.48 and $2.94
In plain colors or combinations
large and small brims, newest styles.
Boys' Shirts
1.44
Our regular $1.94 and $2.24
New colors and patterns fancy
striped percales neckband styles
12 to 14 neck. ,
Boys' Blouses
.80
Our regular $1.09
New colors and patterns, infancy
striped percales also white with
collar attached 8 to 15 years.
Men's Manchester
Silk Striped Shirts
3.45
Our regular $4.14
Colored stripes on white grounds.
Men's Muslin Night
Shirts
1.55
Our regular $2.25
Collarless, long and roomy.
Men's Carter's Union
Suits
1.83
I Our regular $2.45
26th Annual June Sales
Muslin Underwear
Assortments are all the work of manufacturers
who excel in making dainty, serviceable under
wear. Our careful selections and large assort
ments are further assurance of newest, most de
sirable styles at these matchless June Sale values.
Drawers soft finish quality mus
lin with tucked and hemstitched
edge our reg. .97 68
Drawer ruffles of close or open
embroidery with tucks above
our reg. $1.38 . 02
Bloomers pink witb?bluo stitch
ing ruffled elastic at knee and
waist our reg. .78 6-1
Bloomert plain pink or pat
terned with bluebird ruffles with
rows of stitching or hemstitching
our reg. $1.28 86
Bloomers batiste, crepo or
sateen extra quality
our reg. $1.48 1.26
Envelope Chemises round or
square neck trimming of fancy
lace, embroidery and ribbon
our reg. $1.48 06
Envelope or Straight Chemises
fino nainsook, white or flesh
ribbon shoulder straps or arm
hole daintily shirred and fin
ished with lace and ribbon
our reg. $1.97 1-46
Envelope Chemises fine white
or flesh yoke back and front
dainty lace and ribbon
our reg. $2.76 1.05
Corset Covers round neck
edged with embroidery and run
with ribbon
our reg. ,68 4 8
Corset Covers nainsook round
neck trimmed front and back
with lace inserting and ribbon
our reg. .97 76
Petticoats with deep ruffle of
seven rows of lace, or lace and
embroidery '
our reg. $4.28 3.00
C,o mbinationa nainsook
round neck bordered with lace in
sertion and edge skirt or drawer
model our reg. $2.28. . . 1.18
Combinations bodice with lace
inset, in low neck designs front
and back
our reg. $3.68 2.76
Princess Slips round neel:
edged with rows of lace skirt
trimmed to match
our reg. $3.68 2-76
Nightdresses-soft finish muslin
square neck with insets of
lace and embroidery
our reg. $1.68 1-38
Nightdresses nainsook white
or flesh round or V neck
trimming of fancy laco and em
broidery ribbon run
our reg. $2.28 1.74-
Nlghtdresses batiste and crepe
beautifully trimmed with fancy
lace and embroidery and ribbon
our reg. $3.28 2.64
Nightdresses square neck
handsome model with laco
trimming front and back, em
broidered medallions and ribbon
our reg. $4.68 3.00
Philippine Nightdresses V
neck floral embroidery on neck
and sleeves also styles with
round neck and long sleeves
our reg. $4.68 3.48
Philippine Chemises round
neck embroidered eyelets run
with ribbon
our reg. $3.48 2.48
Philippine Corset Covers
round neck daintily embroid
eredfinished with ribbon
our reg. $3.48 2.48
Extra Sire Nightdresses nain
sook round neck models
shirred and stitched with blue,
or trimmed with embroidery
and ribbon
our reg. $2.28 .'1.58
Extra Size Nightdresses V or
round neck Jinished with in
serting and edge of Val. lace and
run with ribbon
our reg. $2.68 ,...2.00
Extra Size Drawers of good
muslin full cut and well made
ruffles, hemstitched and tucked
our reg. $1.48 1.00
Extra Size Drawers ruffle of
good embroidery
our reg. $1.6 1.26
Extra Size Bloomers pink
elastic at knee and waist
our reg. $1.18 88
Extra Size Petticoats ruffle of
good embroidery or rows, of
lace our reg. $2.68 .00
Extra Size Corset Covers nain
sook round neck or with em
broidery edge run with ribbon
our reg. .97 76
Nainsook Night Dresses
.97
Our regular $1.38
Attractive styles with round and V neck emb'y trimmed.
MORNING SPECIALS Monday and Tuesday Until 1 P. M.
To prevent dealers buylns, quantities restricted. No Mall or Telephono Orders.
CONTINUING .
Offering of
CARPET SIZE RUGS
at Sensational Prices
Delayed because of the Freight Embargo
Finest Seamless Axminsters, choice designs and colorings many exact
reproductions of handsome Chinese and other Orientals in cream, old
blue or old rose grounds.
First Grade
Perfect Price Special
&12ft $90.00 G8.50
8.3x10.6 ft $85.00 62.50
7.6x9 ft $6-1.00 48.50
4.6x6.6 ft $20.50 21.50
86x72 in $13.50 10.47
Second Grade
Perfect Price Special
9x12 ft $78.50 59.50
8.3x10.6 ft $68.50 53.50
4.6x6.6 ft $22.50 16.50
6x9 ft $42.50 32.50
36x72 in $11.50 8.94
27x54 in $7.97 5.74
Compare the parallel columns for values and you can readily see for yourself. Hardly discern
ible irregularities in design which in no way interfere with their wearing qualities make it
possible to buy these rugs for considerably less than regular prices.
90 cL White Orgindie 63
ii Inches wide a nne, sheer qual
ity for children's and women's
dresses and blouses.
WHITE OOOD3-MAIN FLOOR.
45 cl. Dress Ginghimi .36
Large assortment' of plaids In
pretty color comblnaUona tor all
dresa purposes.
WASH FABRICS BASEMENT.
87 ct. Silk Mixed Crepe de Chins 72
In dainty colors, for apparel and
mllltnory.
WASH FABRICS-BASEMENT.
$1.40 Blick Surl Cloth 1.07
3$ Inches wide, lustrous quality.
LININ'GS BASEMENT.
J197 French Serje 2.20
fcream and navy blue 30 Inches
Tilde, all wool, fle twllL
DRESS GOODS-MAIN FLOOR.
$3.95 Crepe de Chine Shutinji 2.76
S3 Inches with colored tatln
stripes, assorted styles and color.
SILK SECTION-MAIN FLOOR.
Women's Cotton Union SuiU 53
Low i.eck. sleeveless, looso knee,
resulnr and extra sjzes, seconds
of .73 quality.
KNIT UNDERWEAR MAIN FLOOR,
$1.95 Women's White Silk Hose U2
All sizes, full fashioned, lisle sulc,
heel and toe.
HOSIERY-MAIN FLOOR.
55 ct Women's Extra Size LUle Hose.. .42
Plack or White, teamed backs,
sixes t-lOV).
HOSIERY-MAIN FLOOfl,
57 ct. Little Tots' Diaper Drawers 44
White embroidery trimmed to 3
years.
INFANTS WEAR SECOND FLOOR.
$4.96 Young Men's Trousers 3.S5
Herringbone stripes grey and
brow fancies durable fabrics
sizes to 3S waist
YOUNO MEN'S DEPT. THIRD FLOOR.
$22.50 Boji' Extra Trouser Suits 15.60
8 to 16 years cheviots, cassl
meres, grey, tan, brown and
heather fancies semi-Norfolk
and sldo-ploated models troui
crs fully lined coats lined with
plain or twill alpaca lining.
BOYS' CLOTIIINO THIRD FLOOR.
$4.77 Floral Silkoline Comfortables. . . .2.93
Cotton filled full size summer
weight
COMFORTABLES BASEMENT.
97 ct Bleached Sheeting ST
ti Inches wide for alula beds
standard quality.
BED MU8LIN3 BASEMENT.
$3.49 White Crochet Spreads 229
Hemmed size assorted pat
terns. BED MUSLINS BASEMENT.
43 ct Slip Coloring" 3J
Heavy woven stripe colored or
self tone stripe tan grounds
UrHOLSTERUOS-BASEMENT.
$7.47 Matting Rugs SJS
Stencilled Im all-over or rich me
dallion design. xll.l ft
r.ucs-nnr.D floor.