Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1929, Page 19

D. C, SEPTEMBER 15, 1929—PART Y. MORGAN UTILITIES PLANS NEW DEAL Negotiations on With Eastern Associates for Complete Seaboard Control. $1.50 Chardonize Gowns & Double Extra Underwem“ e gfm‘.‘?.r h Beautiful Chardonize “(pronounced “Shardo- —i_‘eml'{:-d E;::hmm_ neeze”) Rayon Night- dreds of housekeerers: gowns in peach, pink ‘Third Floor $1.85 0l Mop Combination 1 and rayon ko $1.50 Napara Rugs 27x54 Napara Rugs, in plain and fancy patterns. They have the appearance of high-priced wool rugs. $1.00 Window Shades, 2 for Holland and oil opaque shades, slight seconds, in green, blue, ecru and white. Perfect rollers. 49¢ Cretonne, 4 Yards for Light and dark floral and modernistic patterns in fast-color cretonne of ex- cellent quality. $1.50 Tie-back Curtains Ruffled Tie-back Curtains and kriss-kross curtains in Chardonize - chemises, 10c King’s Palace Toilet Tissue, 16 Rolls SN 1,000 sheets in each roll. Bpecial Dispateh to The Star, step-ins, vests » Men’s B. V. D. 10c Cinco Bath Soap 15 Cakes for NEW YORK, September 14.—The | French panties, in pe.l?:g and pink. . . . . Union Suits Pure vegetable toilet l(l‘r. Niagara Hudson Power Corporation, ‘. g " "in lemon, Tose and olive o All Sizes 36 to 46 :l which yesterday acquired the Frontier Corporation from the Aluminum Co. of America, the General Electric Co. and bination *_ Perfect quality genuine B.V.D. Athletic cream and vanishing cream, g} Noco. J il 3 the du Pont interests, is negotiating for Eastern Utilities Associates, a Stone and | 'phme' orders. all three for one dollar. “Street Floor Street Floor Satisfaction Since 1859 Webster affiliate, and an offer for ex- || change of stock is expected to be made soon, it was indicated today in authori~ tative circles. \The gigantic J. P. Morgan Holding Corporation, which was formed early this year, by means of the Frontier deal and- the prospective Eastern Utili- tles transaction, has assumed a domi- nant position in upper New York State, which, in the opinion of public utility men, is bringing the long-awaited East- ern seaboard super-power system closer to realization. Beautiful quality All-Over Chiffon Silk Hose, with triple-point and double-point heels. “Black heels, self heels. Slight irregulars, To Link With Edison. One of the next steps, it is unde stood, will be the linking of the Niagar: Hudson system properties with the New | York® Edison and Consolidated Gas companies, thereby completing the | physical tie-up of seaboard properties. The New York Edison is already tied up with the lines of the Public Service System of New Jersey and power can | be transmitted from New York com- panies to Pennsylvania. Through its acquisition of the Fron- tier Corporation and the St. Lawrence water power sites owned by that com- || pany, Niagara Hudson Power will be in a position to produce by water power electricity that can be transmitted down || through the State to New York City. The Frontier deal indicates a rap- prochement between the Morgan and the Mellon interests of Pittsburgh, suffi- ciently important in itself to draw at- tention to the new alignment, which came as a surprise to Wall Street. On the basis of the news, stock of the Niagara Hudson Power Corporation be- came very strong on the Stock Ex- change yesterday. Acqusition of Eastern Utllitles Asso- ciates would provide an important ex- tension of Niagara Hudson's interests into New England. The company was ! formed last yes companies serving Pawtucket, Woon-| socket and Central Falls in Rhode Island and Brockton, Mass. An impor- tant entering wedge would also be quired by Niagara Hudson through o ership of the company into the Blacl stone Valley Gas & Electric Co. and the Edison Electric Illuminating Co. of Brockton, of which Eastern Utilities ‘Associates owns 95 per cent of the com- mon and capital stocks, and into the Electric Light & Power and Rockland, of which Eastern Utill ties Associates owns 97 per cent of the || capital stock. Controls 63 Per Cent. ‘Through these subsidiaries Eastern Utilities Assoclates controls 63 per cent of the Montauk Electric Co, which operates in Somerset, Mass. In April of this year Eastern Utilities Associates, in conjunction with the New England Power Association, a sub- sidiary of International Power & Paper, acquired a majority interest in the Fall River Electric Light Co. Eastern Utili- | ties Associates stock is listed on_the securities market of the New York Produce Exchange. Total assets of Eastern Utilities Asso- ciates exceed $64,000,000, while those of ! Niagara Hudson. now exceed $500,- 000,000. Gov. Roosevelt, when informed yes- terday of the frontier transacted’said he was doubtful whether the new inter- ests in the company would rush to make | application for a permit to build a | at Long Saukt, in view of the fact that Gov. Smith refused a permit in 1926. Through the deal by which Niagara Hudson also agreed to acquire from the (! aluminum company shares of the St. Lawrence Securities Co., owning gener- ating and distributing _systems in St. Lawrence County, N. Y., the Morgan public utility interest control now vir- tually every important waterpower site ! in New York State and through this control exercise a dominant interest of about 80 per cent of the State's water-! wer. The formation of the Niagara Hudson || Power Corporation earlier this year met with some doubt by Gov. Roosevelt, who | | several times referred the legality of the | operation to Attorney General Hamilton Ward. Mr. Ward found the deal legal, but Gov. Roosevelt has pressed the in- quiry further through his personal a torney and through questionnaires on f§! power rates to the mayors of New York || municipalities. Davis Elected Director. ‘The affiliation of the Morgan inter- ests with the Mellons through the Froi tier and St. Lawrence securities deal is further indicated by the fact that || Arthur V. Davis, chairman of the | Aluminum Co., has been elected a di- rector of the Niagara Hudson Power Co. Others on the board include John E. Zimmerman, president of the United Gas Improvement Co. of Philadelphia, and Floyd L. Carlisle of F. L. Carlisle & Co, in which H. Edmund MacHold, former Republican State chairman, has || an_interest. The Niagara Hudson Power Corpora- tion has been expanding rapidly since its formation. between that company and the Rock- Jand Light and Power Co., first report- ed in the New York Herald-Tribune on | July 26, may be consummated soon. |! Rockland Light and Power is regarded as important, although a relatively small company, because of the strategic | position it occupies with respect to any comprehensive super-power system in this part of the country. ‘The Mellon interests, through the XKoppers Gas System, Columbia Gas and Electric, and the Insull interests, through holdings of the Middle West Ttilities in New England, all operate in this heavily populated Northeastern territory. The Niagara Hudson Power Corporation is also interested in properties and, through the acquisition in July of a substantial portion of the of Abington || It is understood that |/ negotiations for an exchange of stock | to_consolidate three | §| $1.50 Mattress Covers Twin bed and double bed sizes tl"n ";;t':ctw"" that s riectly your mal ‘t’:m. O? firm unbleached cotton, 18¢ Unbleached Cotton 8 Yards for A standard, closely-woven quality for making sheets and mattress covers and general home use. 69¢ Pillow Ticks, 2 for Ready-made pillow ticks of durable quality, ready for inserting the pillow. $1.29 Crepe de Chine, Yard 39-inch all-silk boxloom crepe de chine in a full range of light and dark colors, white and black. 79c¢ Silk Pongee, 2 Yards for Natural tan pongee, the ever-popular material !ors making frocks and draperies. 39¢ Rayon Alpaca 4 Yards for . Full range of fashionable colors, white and black, in this popular “material for making dresses and draper- fes. " 18c Shaker Flannel 8 Yards for White shaker flannel of excellent quality, soft and serviceable, fleeced on both 1 ‘la:emloth, 15 Yards for ‘Three_different grades for three different uses. ~ Full bleached. In sealed pack- ;lle.&SO White Slip Satin, Yard Extra heavy slip satin taffeta, a beautiful all-rayon weave that wears well. 50c Cotton Foulards 314 Yards for Buy ‘& dress pattern of this attractive and practical material at Has silk-like luster shows many neat printed patterns. Street Floor 69¢c Porto Rican Gowns, 2 for Fine, soft i nainsqok gowns, handmade and hand _embroid- ered 'in pastel shades. White, flesh and peach. Sizes 15 to 18. Bargain Booth $1.39 Philippine Gowns Handmade and hand- embroidered; sleeveless or s cap sleeves; V. round or square necks. Sizes 15, 16 and 17. A $1.25 Costume Slips 2 tin and rayon clgfu a3 P hite, flesh, orchid, coral, navy, peach and nile. Tailored mméxfihsr‘;flfi ite. % side plea ot 45 Women's Underwear, 2 for 59¢ Costume Slips, Gowns, Chemise, Step-ins, Bloomers, ¢ Bandeaux and Shorts. White and_colors. Lace and-embroidery trimmed. 79¢ Brassieres, 2 for Medium and long models, fastened side or back. of rayon stripe cotton wi elastic inserts. Sizes 2 ge Bandettes & Bandeaux 2 for Made of rayon stripe, brocade and satin materials s with elastic inserts. B;Ck . Sizes 30 to 42. fastening. nd Fl Children’s Umbrellas Rainproof School Umbrel- las oprl’\llt of the Loom, s cravenette and cotton with attractive wood and amber th 34 Men’s 35¢ Socks, 5 Prs. for Rayon and lisle fancy Slight #rregulars. to 11%. Men’s Union Suits, 2 for 79¢ checked nainsook letic suits with taped holes, yoke and webbing in back, some with snubber. Sizes 36 to 46. Some slightly stained—easily washed. Men’s $1.25 Nightshirts Genuine broadcloth night- shirts, cut liberally full s Some trimmed .with braid. Sizes 16 to 20. Men’s Work Pants In durable dark cotton khaki. loops, wide-cut legs and cuff 32 to 42 walst $2 & $2.50 New Felt Hats £1|Men’s $ 2 & $2.50 Purchase of 2,000 of the Famous “Susquehanna” hirts Brand, in Sizes 13'; to 17, Sleeve Lengths 33, 34 and 35 Inches. Every Shirt Perfect. Every Shirt New and Perfect glck.lIOIE' W::le:& Madras enuine Broa Shirts Rayon Stripe Woven Madras REV———— Novelty Figured Broadcloth —and other Fine Materials Shirts of national reputation—far removed from the dollar class Soft Collar Attached Separate Collar to Match Neckband Style —in a world of new striped and figured patterns of Jight and dark colorings and plain white, tan and blue. Shirts for every man's taste at a price to please every ma!n s purse. treet In Smartest Styles and Colors Felt Hats of quality in Autumn's fashions—snug-fit backs, off-the-forehead models, regular brims, cut-out movelties, skull caps and vagabonds—in black, new browns, wines, blues, tans, purples, greens and maroons. Street Floor Buy an Extra Suit for Your Boy for ¥ in the same group $1.00 more you ean select g or el Purchase One Suit for $7.78 asd for 4-] its of C¥ceds angcassimeres s tures, single and double breasted styles, and one pair knickers and one pair trousers’ or with two pairs of kniekers. 8 to 16 years. $1.50 fo $2.98 Sweaters, pull-over style in fancy pat- terns and plain colors, light and heavy weights. Sam- -Fles and odd lots from regu- ar stock.” Sizes 30 to 36. Boys’ $1.00 School Pants, in woolen mixtures, brown, tan and gray. Also 79¢ wash knickers of gray and striped crash and aki. Sizes 6 to 16. 2 for.... R Boys’ $1.50 and $2.00 ‘Woolen Knickers, in hand- some and durable mixtures. Suiting patterns, many to match the coat. Fully lined. Semi-golf and regulation styles. Sizes 6 to 17. long Sizes Boys' $3.98 Topcoats, 37 of them, in all-wool mixtures for early Fall wear. Broken lots from our regular stock. Sizes 21 to 6 years. Boys’ $3.98 and " $4.98 Slickers, Tower’s Pish Brand, in green and yellow. Sligh ly soiled or m: , o wise fect. Broken sizes. Strictly waterproof. H Boys’ $1.00 Pants, in flap- per and straight styles, of neat woolen mixtures, blue and fine worsteds. Un- serge . lined, no belts. Sizes 5 to 9 years. 2 Street Floor. Men’s 79¢ Work Shirts, 2 for Durable quality blue chambray ‘shirts with at- tached collar, two pockets and triple-stitched seams. Sizes 14% to°17. Men’s $2.00 Sweaters Medium-weight part-wool coat sweaters, V-neck style, with two pockets. Heather mixtures. Sizes 36 to 46. Boys’ 79¢ Blouses, 2 for Genuine broadcloth, in white, tan and blue; also fancy percale blouses. Col- s ll"to“;fm full yoke. Sizes Boys' 39¢c Ties, 4 for Boys’ school four-in-hands Just like “da Large sortment of handsome man- nish patterns. Boys’ Flapper Pants $1.50 All-wool Fla) Pania with stralght Joms. Well lined. Belt to Tailored of fine cloths. Sizes 5 to 9. Boys’ $1 Wash Suits, 2 for Odd . lots boys’ ‘button-on wash suits from our regular stocks, in attractive color combinations. Sizes 3 to 6 years. Boys’ $1.50 & $2 Wash Suits Button-on suits of cham- bray, Peggy cloth and linene, in piain colors or with m-.s trast trimmings. Long or short sleeves. Sizes 3 to 8. Boys’ $1.39 Pajamas m:‘:d eom eot'nnew;‘l- j‘:‘mll, !n'nne and two plece s styles, trimmed with rayon frogs. Sizes 4 to 16. Children’s 39¢ Hose, 5 prs. Mercerized ~derby - ribbed hose, in all colors. Sizes 6 to §%. Very slight irregulars. Street Floor. 1,000 Dresses an Worth $10, $12 and $15‘||"2|| “B ’ch 35¢ Van Heusen Collars 4 for Perfect quality. Van Jack. Van Ince, Van Kissel, Van Nord, Van Glow and Van Long. Sizes 14 to 18. Men’s Shirts & Drawers, 2 for 75¢ balbriggan shirts with short sleeves, sizes 36 to 46; and ankle-length drawers, sizes 32 to 44. All have sleeve and ankle cuffs. Men’s $1.49 Pajamas Good_quality Plaza pon- gee pajamas with frogs.” In plain white, tan, 9| hello and biue. Sizes A, B, C and D. Men’s 50c Hose, 3 Prs. for Rayon and lisle fancy hose in smart new patterns. Sizes s 10 to 11%. Snug-fitting ankles. $1.50 Perfect FullFashioned Pure Thread ALL-SILK CHIFFON HOSE :e ht silk Hose in all colors. eels. Silk Hose and Lisle-hem Service- Printed, square and French $2.00 FULL-FASHIONED SILK HOSE, slight irregu- lars, in the fi service weights. $1.00 pair. $2.00 EXTRA SI chiffon and service weights. ashionable fall colors. Chiffon and heavy SILK HOSE, full-fashioned, in Slight irregulars, Street Floor $1.00 Perfect Hose 2 prs. for ‘Women's beautiful qual- s ity silk-and-rayon hose in all colors. Square heels. 39¢ Lisle Hose, 6 prs. for ‘Women's mercerized lisle hose in black and all colors and all sizes. Slight irregu- lars. Misses’ Silk Hose, 2 prs. for Misses’ $1 silk-and-rayon hose, with square heels. s Popular colors. Slight ir- regulars. Boys’ and Girls’ Sport Hose 4 prs. for Boys' mercerized fancy S golf hose and girls’ rayon and rayon-mixed ' seven- eighth hose in plain colors and fancy patterns, Perfects and ir- T ars, Boys’ Fleeced Union Suits 2 for Random fleeced suits, high s neck, long sleeves and e lm"{‘fl or knee length. Sizes 6t 16, $1.00 Fabric Gloves 2 prs. for All colors and all sizes in these excellent quality fab- ric gloves with fancy cuffs. Street .A Wonder Purchase ‘and Sale to Create Enthusiastic Buying! New and glorious fashions to capture every woman’s fancy—in fabrics of luxurious beauty and quality. Truly, a surpassing opportunity to save on Children’s Union Suits, 4 for Pajama check suits with double seat and waist at- tachment. Sizes 2 to 12 years. $1.00 Infants’ Shirts, 2 for Infants’ silk - and - wool and part-wool shirts, ru- bens and straight-front styles; sizes 8 months to 2 years. 2 for Tayon A 3 weight. Low neck. no sleeves, knee length, built-up shoulder. Brief Cases ha' dle or shoulder st p, one s or two pockets, In tan or mahog ~J. Noveltie: in silk straw and linen handbags, enve- lope and dch shapes, all Street Floor. Children’s Knit Union Suits 2 for waist attachment; sizes 2 to 12. Dutch neck, elbow sleeves, knee length; )t:lgh neck, Women’s Knit Union Suits Fabrikoid brief cases with $1.98 to $2.98 Handbags smartly flt&“‘. Fleeced union suits with s long sleeves, ankle lengt! d Ensembles Copies of Expensive and Exclusive Models In all Sizes 14 to 20, 36 to 50 &) i white and ecru, with wide rayon-trimmed valance. 59¢ Hall Runner, 3 Yds. for Floortex Hall Runner, heavy felt-base quality, in new and attractive patterns of all colors. $1.25 Hassocks Large size Hassocks, du- rably and comfortably eov- ered. Attractive fancy pat- terns. 30c Drapery Sateen 4 Yards for Yard-wide drapery sateen in a variety of large and small floral patterns for 1 every home use, Third Floor 39¢ Turkish Towels, 4 for 23x45 large white Turk- ish bath towels, thick, ab- sorbent quality for extra service. $1.39 Seamless Sheets 81x00 seamless bleached sheets, free from starch, hand torn and ironed. Slight seconds. Street Floor 79¢ Stamped Hoovers, 2 for Stamped Hoover Aproons of unbleached cotton, bound in yellow, pink, green and orchid. Georgenne Bed Lights These new and attrac- tive bed lights are trimmed with lace and French flow- ers in assorted colors. Stamped Pieces, 3 for 50c to 79¢ odds and ends linen scarfs, . pillowcases s and crib spreads. Slight seconds. Street Floor. 2 go-nis Women'’s Kid Slippers ‘Women's black kid house slippers, imported from Erig- land. One-strap style, with leather soles and wubber heels. Sizes 4 to 8. Women’s Felt Slippers 2 Pairs For Sizes 3 to 8 in these com- fortable felt slippers in pop- s ular colors. Elk soles, Trim- med with ribbon. Women’s Rayon Slippers Beautiful and comfortable Rayon Slippers with baby Spanish heels. In the wanted colors. Sizes 3 to 8. Children’s Play Oxfords Sizes 8% to 11 in tan and black leather play oxfords, s ice. built for comfort and serv- Boys’ & Girls’ Tennis Shoes 2 Pairs for High and low tennis shoes, laced to the toe. Broken sizes. Some genuine Keds included. Two pairs for the price of one. Men’s Felt Slippers Men's felt bedroom slip- pers with elk soles. Trim- s med with leather. In gray and brown. Sizes 6 to 11. : . Women’s Bedroom Slippers Special assortment of high-grade slippers in _st- tractive styles and colors. Broken sizes. Values from $200 to $3.00. Second Floor Infants’ Dresses, 2 for Our regular 59c white nainsook dresses, sizes 1 and 2 years. Yoke and bishop s styles, trimmed with lace and embroidery. 69¢ Infants’ Gowns, 2 for Infants' dainty crepe gowns and kimonos in nurs- &y "patterns; . white, pink 9 and blue. Trimmed with rayon frogs and shell edge. $1.50 & $1.98 Panty Dresses In broadcloth prints, cot- ton pongee and linene, trim- Smart Travel Tweed Dresses | & Fine Wool Twill Dresses med with white or colored collar and cuffs and em- bm;dery stitching. Sizes 2 to 5. Children’s Rayon Underwear 2 for Rayon gowns, bloomers, panties and vests, in flesh, white, peach and nile. Gowns, sizes'8 to 10; bloom- ers, 6 to 18; vests and pan- Y the Autumn frocks of heart’s desire! Resplendent Velvet Dresses B;lfifl'c. Fll!ch:epeD?uml‘ ine Canton pe Dresses Exquisite Georgette Dresses Transparent Velvet and Lovely Wool Crepe Dresses Flat Crepe Combinations Varioty as remarkable as the values—practically every new and successful fashion feature. Novel three-piece tuck-ins, suspender. dresses, chic Eton jacket styles, clever silhouette models, graceful drapes, pleats l(mt ruffles. IA::':’1 collars, trai plren(: velvet ties, 6 to 1! and satin trimmings. In black, a world of browns, new blue, navy, wine an een. i .1 y Note ihat there are plenty of both REGULAR AND EXTRA SIZES from 14 to o i Children 133?;3'00!“" ton fabric, in flesh, peach $} and white. Sizes 6 to 18. . I:mportant! . This “2 for $15” Sale Includes Children’s Underwear, 2 for 100 Fine Cloth Dresses s Undres, tions, gowns, pajamas and s § Worth 15.00 to *29.50| 4§ |\l |52 All sizes, 14:to 46, in these high-class dresses of fine twills, wool crepe 79¢ Middy Blouses, 2 for .and sport cloths.' In new and distinguished styles and the fashionable colors. Sizes 8 to 20 in white jean ? Second Floor middies, tallored with patch s - pockets and long sleeves. p Second Floor outstanding stock of the Central Hud- son Gas and Electric Corporation, im- mediately assumed jmportance in any gas devglopoments that take place in the State. The company also recently uiulred the Hudson Valley Gas and || Coke Co. Companies brought into the Niagara Hudson system through acquisition of St. Lawrence Securities stock from the || Aluminum Co. are known as the St.| Lawrence Power Corporation, the St.| Lawrence -Utilities Co., the Antwerp Light and Power Co., the Norwood Light ‘and Power Co. and the Hammond Light and Power Co. FARM BOAHD. AUTHORIZES $500,000 FLORIDA LOAN ‘Citrus “Exchange to Be Required to Furnish Collateral, Meager '*nnnm:emonk States. . All colors. e Street Floor. ‘ $1.59 Georgette Crepe, yd. 38 inches wide, excellent, firm all sik quality, in § black and popular colors. for day and evening wear. $1.59 Silk Scarfs Triangular. and long scarfs, in hand painted and block designs, of crepe silk and geargette crepe. $1.59 Silk Bertha Collars Large Bertha Collars, with net and lace edge, favored style to wear with Fall dresses. » School Handkerchiefs, 12 for Boys’ and.Girls’ 12%¢ and 18c Handkerchiefs, in white, prints and éolored cords, of imported linen and cotton. | New Flapper Dolls | .. . Clever, new. flapper dolls, dressed in corduroy and | * suede “cloth. “ Wigs -in all shades. Made of rayon stripe cot- chan flifllm dit of h?k; ge, #n audit o ur'.he&’::mnuom 4t of, by ook ncy measure. "Btzrd members and officials declined to comment, on the act