Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1923, Page 11

URGES REGULATING | STOCKEXCHANGES Lockwood Committee Sees ¢ Step Needed to Break Up lllegal Combinations. DY the Assoclated P: ALBANY, N. Y., January 17.—Strict governmental rogulation of all stock excha de breaking up of illesal business com- bjnations, was urged by the Lock- Wood jolnt legislative committee on wousing senate on its three-and-a-half-year investigation of building trusts. The report declared that if the state would break up vent i of ture and ctions, the well on would ould be supervision o the courts, if e or otherwise tation tickers public utilitles. housing | it investigated the | of the Republio Iron in its fizal report to the|D IRS 1219-1221 G Street NW, Store Hours: 9 to 6 New Sports’ Skirts plain and plaited models. and Steel Company, Midvale Stéel and Ordnance Company and’ Inland Steel Company. Regulation for AlL ‘While .he commniittee found no ob-! jection to the merger, its investiga- report, led it of a stock ex- promotions, and brought ou m that “only re tion of 3 brokerage transdctions could the pi lic_be protected nst the pai on to it of the promoters’, specula! and manipulators”-profis; which no way are a necessary part of con. struction or material cost: i The committee found the need for anges ed essential to the |age ¥ Important ter, far transcending | 1ts scope and activities | are national and International. It} owns the entire stock of the New | York Quotation Company, which, for suppliés membeérs’ stite lines. ) « Where Quality and Service Meet Work Exclusively PHONE MAIN 1816 909 12th St. N. They’ve just arrived, in THE EVENING STA The new spring colorings are vety attractive, and they include solid colors and two-tone effects. And the prices are very attrac- tive, too. - Plain Camel’ Hoir Skt ..., O Striped Two - t it $4.95 i Plait;d 1Skirt in retty Small Checks, All Colors.... ec o $6'50 Reduced Prices Main Floor—Sports Wear Section Ladies’ Chiffon Silk Hosiery, ’ in Gun Metal and Blalck. lgasi‘:.r?. $1'50 Humming Bird Guaranteed Silk Hosiery guaranteed or a new pair free. Pair. ... r Main Floor—Hosiery Section ¢ For Quality Merchandise at Lower ‘ Prices, Visit . A#SWORZYN! Y 'DOWNSTAIRS STORE.! - A Remarkable SALE! ' Children’ naren s Plaited Skirts in Complete Assortment of Sweaters at All colors; all sizes. Satisfactory wear $l 50 . b ] i Actually Made to Sell for as High as $4.98! The only reason we're able to sell them so cheaply is on account of a remarkable purchase from a New York Manufacturer of 1,000 dresses, in many styles and colors, which were manufacturers’ sam- ples. Materials are all fast colors, and of best quality Bates, Amoskeag and New Hampshire Gingham;. Chambrays and Checks; neatly trimmed; with pock- ets; .some with bloomers. Sizes from 2 to 14 years. Values in Women’s Onyx Hosiery Sp%ru Hn]s]e. good quality; ribbed; in a shades . . 59c The_ well-known “DUB-L- Fine Mercerized Yarn Hose, in ribbed styles; all colors. Special 790 ‘WEAR” Hosiery, in Bronze, OnrxSSilk‘and Wool and Cordovan, Polo and Black. Wool Sports Hose, in “the Famed for exceptional wear; season’s best colors; plain sizes 8 to 10! Special ... .. 98¢ d clocked. Vi iy e 9119 Many Special Values in Children’s Hose Knickers are ; Popularly Worn By most women for outdoor sports . wear Tweeds, Corduroy and Suedine—all shown in well tailored knickers for women; tans, brown, greemand gray. - $295-t0 $12.50 pair - Women's Skirt Section, Third floor. Open 9;15 AM. To secure for exhibition purposes dur- ing our 43rd Anniversary celebration in February, garments or materials worn or bought of us during 1880 or thereabouts; also scenes or photo- graphs of Washington of the period of 1880-1881., ADDRESS OR PHONE MAIN 5300, ADVERTISING MANAGER. Further Reductions Bring Extraordinary Values Women'’s and Misses’ COATS and SUITS Women’s Fur-Trimmed Coats Greatly Reduced to $59.50 and $79.50 Straightline, conservative, draped and bloused models; of beautiful soft, deep fabrics; trimmed with beautiful squirrel, beaver, fox, wolf and caracul; in black, brown and navy. Women’s Suits Reduced Three-Piece Costume Suits $37.50 $79.50 A limited number; some with handsome fur trimmings; all in deep-pile fabrics. Women’s Suits, Reduced to $39.50 Fur-trimmed models of veldyne, with viatka, wolf, squirrel and caracul trimmings; in navy, brown and black. Misses’ Fur-Trimmed Coats Further Reduced—$58, $68, $88 Handsome models; most all of them with luxurious fur collars of squirrel, wolf, beaver, fox and caracul; in brown, navy and black. Misses’ English Croydon Top Coats Greatly Reduced, $29.50 Smart, swagger models of those handsome, fine quality English tweeds. . Misses’ Tailored and Fur-Trimmed Suits Low Priced, $28 Smart models of soft-finish fabrics; clever box and blouse styles as well as the straight- line tailleurs; in brown, navy, black and a deep dark red; those with fur choose squir- rel, beaver, wolf and cdracul for trimmings. Misses” Finer Two and Three Piece Suits Reduced Y5 and more, Stout Women’s Fur-Trimmed Coats Greatly Underpriced for Clearance $49.50, $75, $95 Beautiful models, especially designed for the large woman; coats of handsome deep soft fabrics; collared with wolf, caracul, beaver and squirrel. ‘Women's, Misses’ and Special Size Apparel Sections, Third flcor. Hudson Seal ( mt) FUR COATS Drastically $ Redoeed,” 3 19 Included in this extraordinarily low priced group at $375 are handsome Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) Coats—beau- tifully trimmed. Hudson Seal, with skunk collar and cuffs. Hudson Seal, with dyed fitch collar and cuffs. Hudson Seal, with smart chin collar and cuffs of- squirrel. Hudson Seal, with Aus- tralian opossum collar and cuffs. Hudson Seal, . 45-inch length, with self shawl collar, Also 40:inch Persian Lamb Coat, with skunk collar and cuffs—also $375. R, WASHINGTON, D. O, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1923, 10th, 11th, F and G Streets What junior Girls Will Wear This Spring Frocks—very piquant and engaging are these two models sketched—the one of soft brown crepe, pin tucked in gold, and the sides of a lighter contrasting shade, $35; while the designer, realizing that a black frock is never quite so much wanted as when one is in her 'teens—Iig ns black Can- ton crepe with a blouse of vari-colored Paisley into a de- lightfully youthful frock, $49.50. Others choose crisp, boui- fant taffetas, with ever so many dainty little rufflings —crepes with exquisite chenille and gilt thread em- broidery—and though their colors are deeper blues, all the lovely browns, and even black—they are heightened into youthful- ness with vivid trimmings Sizes 15 and 17 years. Frocks, $25 to $49.50 This Smart Sports Coat, $35 Fashioned of a misty sand woolen fabric overplaid in a grayish blue, is one of the new models in Junior Girls’ spring coats; others in camel’ i and novelty sports fabri 3 sands and grays and covert. Pricgd $2950 to $75. Junior Girls' Section, Fourth fioor Women Who Want a Smart Street or Afternoon Frock, $39.50 —will find several smart models here, in fine poiret twills and crepes—suitable for almost any day-time occasion. The twills, smartly tailored, choose handsome silk braids —or a clever buckle for their trimming—while the silks show the favored drapes—or a touch of colorful trimming Navy blue is popular; also brown and black. ‘Women's Dress Section, Third flcor. Looking Your Best Begins by Getting the Best Corsei— A MODART Every woman knows that outward charm does not half describe the faultlessly dressed woman; for to look her best she must have the corset that best expresses her physical charm. And to look her best she must also feel her best; that means a comfortable corset—and that a Modart. Front lacing makes the Modart easy to adjust and personal fitting assures a corset that suits the fashion, and fits your figure. Columbia Silver Crepe Yarn popularity for spring and summer sweaters. Hindu, wall flower, poin settia, orfon blue, tangerine and black and white mixed. Priced 85¢ ball Art Embroidery Section, Second floor ¢ 5 Something new in a knitting yarn, .{ 5 and its lovely colors promise it mugh Close 6 P.M. Direct Import of Sunfast Velvet, $3.50 yard This is an excellent fabric, thick, heavy pile and fine luster, and will make up into beautiful cushions, pillows, scarfs, portieres, draperies, and is fine for upholstering furniture. Color assortment is most attractive—green, rose, mul- berry, blues, browns, taupe and black. The price of $3.50 yard is extremely low for this high grade 50-inch fabric. Sunfast Imperial Linen Velour $4.50yd. A strong and durable fabric of exceptional merit—very silky finish, in browns, rose, green and blue; 50 inches wide. Drapery Section, Fifth foor. This Is the Best Time to Have Your Furniture Reupholstered You are assured of workmanship of a high order wheu we do the upholstering, as we employ only skilled uphol- sterers and use the finest materials. Select your fabrics from our unexcelled assortment of Ve- lours, Damasks, Velvets, Tapestries, etc. ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN. Drapery Bection, Fifth foor Direct Import of Genuine Belgian Slip Cover Linen Strictly high-grade Belgian Linens.for slip covers, in plain and striped weaves. This fabric is one of the best that can be used for slip covers. Full 50-inch width, so that it cuts to particular advantage. May be had in ecru and natural. white and natural, blue and natiiral, green and natural. rose and natural and brown and natural stripes. 50-inch width, 90c yard We will be glad to make estimates for your slip covers now—so that they may be ready when you need them in the spring. Drarery Section, Fifth floor. Save on Cretonnes Special, 55¢ yard Fine imported and domestic Cretonnes priced at a iraction of their real walue, but, of course, in limited quantity, and many others, all at the same low price of 55c. The variety of patterns is so large that most any demand may be met. Drapery Sectlon, Fifth fovr. Gas and Oil Heaters That Will Keep Rooms Warm Coal Shortage—or Cold Rooms, both can be overcome it vou have these safe and satisfactory gas and oil heaters. AND THEY GIVE INSTANT HEAT—you don’t have to wait for ) - Low Gas Radiators, 4 and 6 tube styles, aluminum trim- ming. §3.75 and $5.25 each High Gas Radiators, 4 and 0 tube styles, aluminum trim- ming. $4.50 and $6 Low Gas Radiators, nickel finish, 4 and 6 tube style. $4.75 and $6.50 High Gas Radiat nickel finish; 4 and 6 tube style. $5.50 and $7.25 Gas Heaters with copper reflector to throw the full strength of the heat into the room; guard protec- tion. $4.50 to $13.50 Gas Heaters with asbestos lining: safe to burn, maximum heat. $9.50 to $11.75 _ Nesco Oil Heaters, all black, $6.50. Perfection Oil Heaters, nickel trimmed, $8.25. Perfection Oil Heaters, blue enameled nickel trimmings, 10.50. : o ?’erfcction Oil Heaters, white enameled trimmings, brass tank, $13. Housewares Sectlon, Pifth floor. The New Improved VACUETTE Suction Cleaner Will keejp your home clean with little. effort. Its deep cleaning qualities, combined with its easy-glid- ing features make it one of the best cleaners. It is not an electric. $34.75 Free demonstration in your home. Easy payment plan if desired. Housewsres Section, Fifth floor. Waste Baskets Exceptional, $1 U wil pever know bow good pies can bejuntil you bake them in the new Pyrex Pie Plate, which comes 1n six sizes. The filling is more luscious—the Foods are better when baked in Pyrex, theyare cookedevenly and thoroughlyonall sides Pyrexdoes not chip, discolor, nor weat out. Many different e e ey shapes and dsizes, and a variety of weaves and decorations in fancy waste paper baskets at the popular price of $1. If you are seek- ing, baskets for bedroom, library or office, this assort- ment will please you. Basket Section, Fifth floor. Pyrex Pie Plates '