The evening world. Newspaper, June 20, 1918, Page 8

: fancy and rough riding. ‘The Gov-| and unpatriotic landlord, and that | 4) Sad increase Se wees 4 | geeptanien a¢8 Gicteties is als : type of Inndiord seems just now tot» | | next Winter. The 10 ; oa + Ke ; coal costs them 36.31 at the docks .They- cl ed w i exhibition, An attendance of \ — very much in pahohitcer| varicon it > | well it for from $9.30 to $10.30. y ear a ay a Meir Mfealth ping yng yy peed oe tee pts aE of power. oe irvft and as @ ning until next April. And they hav. hi eget MO ig. ls eet a ves ate ene no assurance that if, they put the coi iat ee ee eee $ aniston . , b-od-0i-b-bb-o:044-0% 04-09450600 WE Lbae Eat EE 2444000000949 209900008008 NE ee os EL na a AARP oR KING WAITERS WESTCHESTER NOTES. MTT VAN CORTLANDT VEHICLE CORP. : . A . ° a N.Y. The Business of Financing the War Is None the Less Urgent Because Voluntary’ Many New Yorkers are taking cot- eeeuerin Buy Thrift Stamps Today! MAY FIND WOMEN | Greeley ’ D st C London | | as est & Co. si IN THEIR PLACES Fifth Ave. at 35th St. H Established 1879 ee fi meray Sia a The Store is closed daily at 5 P. M.; on Saturdays at12 noon | Hotel Managers Say Alien Agi-| csaieaiaaaraal S AL E Broad Leghorns Are Here tators Create “That Impulse” | ‘ for Mid-Summer Days Diba Ih . . The dark cloud of the hotel res- Women’s Silk Frocks 4:5, pisses ater Coed an 4 m Tirtetit i. ‘ ning to the restaurant guests. It is s ‘ ene & Guts lity of betng walted upon ; 65 new frocks specially purchased by feat, ‘polite’ women’ intend’ of| ie i for this event to which 60 frocks sf ; strikers, who may put down his soup | MADISON a AVENUE FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK from our regular higher grade stock dame Wee At any moment to obey ‘that im: | Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street have been added. trimmed, of " “That impulse” has been branded | course. by hotel proprictors as a restlessness Many with ribbon or velvet f poeene by BEIIALOrS who find it Taffetas, crepe de chine,.and check {|| easier to earn a living agitating than| 19.50 silks in shirtwaist frocks and summer- sean . U2 a rorking, tbe hate men aye Ver S ial Values in time styles suited to afternoon. New develop- We believe if a vote were talent Aes hda arta tay llled aia ie ang y pec ments in oversskirts are shown. fe Ay sd the ee becoming Perea eee habe ana one pica iat were for girls of any age ready have done with negro Beip, : “| ba gy 19) hie I li fl everybody would vote for a lege arry P. Stimson ol MeHiy , 25.00 iitfon combinations, foulards, check horn, such as is pictured here.” Caniantiand Sots iets ens ou er ot In ad silks, plain taffetas and satin. Among Exquisite they are—and so many of tel Men's Association, sald to-day ® new style notes, deep band tucks in the skirl. them, oh! so many of them. # | that he was satished with his present will be in effect to-morrow (Friday) Simplicity is OF key-note s the hy Seine Moderate prices too. You never pay dining room staff, but that jf any ture frocks—especially apparent in simple drapec more at Best's! ther unrest occurred he would replace | Ha his men withswomen.. “There ta no especially featuring ipodices ri is a new ed motor hat in for baals per Gieae een Ba among watte| \ t ‘ isses—a you'lh’..., capricious thing of silk era at the present time,” he sald, | », i \ / ' 29 50 Chiffon and taffeta combinations, — with patent leatner or straw trimmings aaa [They don't know what they: want Men’s Shantung Silk (two-=pece) Suits } i e fresh taffetas, interestingly Gayised, ah off with a chic draped veil attached i y are sive on by & group ot i : yeas a CO S ienie. i Socialist agitators. who keep them | 5 showing new treatments; foulard combinations arming summer colorings Special 3.75 |constantly stirred up. If these agi- | at $21.50 E ( E Al In tef Su Motor speed way, exhibition wit st Sheepshead Bay. art at 10 6 there will be no admissio€® fees. er, in charge of the Police Announced Iast night that the men of the organization would & patriotic exhibition July 4 at Men will drill and give exhibitions 000 is expected. e = ini ‘1 > ” od Di t th Jad bu M es | FC] Administrator Will Pro-|some exorbitant price or quit is go for the Aged ‘at New Rochelle. ytotcr, | XYD 1m les! tect T afte B ing on every day. It ts said there in gay, There were twenty-two Tablas or e M w | tect Ténants Against “A Pub-'}no 1aw to stop it: probably this ts bride, “and “the ‘prises were thrift | yt) hy tes tals 0h anal e lic Outrage” by Landlords, |'tue But there Is anotheg way to Mr. and Mrs, George F. Flandreaug || Soap, ssually removes pimples and makes the My C. ext ig ly Lani Tetop it, and T propose to'use it. The and thelr daughter, Mrs, Guy et | Spriexioncear andrea. Tt iss most value io Clear My Complexion — Fuel Administrator controls the dis- | gon, of No, a ventie, New | sble household remedy for sores, burns, - w" Rochelle, have Sarato; iT dandruff, etc, Sold byalldruggists, For Stop Headaches and PHILADELPHIA, June 20.-“Fran-| tribution of every pound of coal that few da: Lome ratogs for 6/1 SET fen whe to Raise, Daranore Wa: Keep My Health. R. & G. Pills containing pddophyitum d other able laxativés—are not secret , but are well known and co d doctors and by thou- ds of families who have used them it! ndid results. G. Pills act mildly on the Iver d bowels. Do not contain calomel or er sickening or violent cathartics. A few pills taken each night for a will bring you splendid results. All wrists, 10c and @5c the box.—Advt. FORRENT GOUGERS cis A. Lewis, City Fuel Adminiatra- ter, in iswuing the following state- ment yesterday, says he is going to “freeze out” property owners who are profiteering at the expense of their tenanta: “The action of certain landlords in Philadelphia who, for reasdns of their own, are refusing to give tenants other than monthly leases has be- come not only a public:muisance but a public outrage. “This office -is daily in receipt of complaints that tenants ate unable tof put lp coal to keep themselves protection, If a tenant is willing to pay @ proper and reasonable rent, pays that rent promptly And takes good care of the property, he is en- titled "to Know that until mext spring hé will not be disturbed in his posses- sion at the whim of @ profiteering DOO4 14-444 4446444404 66-4.066 ge $404 “Ordering fomes into Philadelphia, and I now «ive notice that if any landlord re- fimo to give a lease until next April | J to any tenant who pays his rent | ¢ promptly, who takes good care of the property and who is willing to pay a proper rent for the premises, I will | ‘ not permit any coal co go into the premises should it become vacant prior to next April. ‘The landlord, if He chooses to put the tenant out | , without cause other than his desire to profiteer, will find himself with a| JP property on his hands for which no fuel can be obtained, and he can carry | ‘ as long as he ‘thing more: Where a tandlord | ‘ and finer satins and Georgette. Hand Knitted Sweaters } ment, It would be found that a num- 20, ro18. Are Very Proud of Their New Hobnailed Boots EOE OOOO POOLED FOLOOPOOOHDSHEDOSNOT OD B + 8 THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE Brow by rotice Reserves, NO MORE COAL in shor eremerives wil not ve mt! These United States Soldiers at Camp Dix Ie, ion Paine New. Rocha fied eRe | northern shore of the Bound. E. tional Fuel Admifistrator, haa prom- ised Mayor Waldorf of New Rochelle, who called on him in Washington yes- p | terday with James Montague and Wal- ter G. C. Otto, to send an investiga- P| tor to review the coal situation in New About 100 attended the annual Rose ys Miss Olive Granfel of No. 111 Rich 9000190edeeeeeeeseneecegeeseceeeee: t 8 were lqoked up by the Govern. ber of them are egemy aliens also R. Sartwell, assistant to the Na-| & to Atlantic City The New Peerless Eight seems to have $5,000 worth of comfort and $10,000 worth Hy REFRESH I NG & COOL safely over seas for little folks ay hore men have been slow to} Aue @ \ iy ei ht “ne who come to the Liliputian ee ahehlealeaed leeatc alent | Man's pone ho nee pemnog <a ma. ; we ; Misses’ Frock of Foulard ¢ Georgette Bazaar. Special 2.75 & 4.75 RR CRE MEER ae Pate hl corpo de hots aE MMR. the basement, and women could not} carry the heavy trays up the They are well worth waiting for, tog, and Ratms | Men's Outing Trousers, of white serge with pencil spipes, 4.95 Where is there a cooler combination than navy blue foulard | * and navy Georgette? Exceptionally airy and graceful is this’ well worth the chance taken in their safe But, then, tt is not a difficult matter i charming style with its transparent sleeves and its loose panels arrival. to install dumkwatters, nor would it (Men's Wear Department, Sixth Floor) ; and soft fringe trimming, swinging loose and free in the idle Hand knit; one style in single knit and be hard to overcome the difficulty of rd ] breezes. Special 25.00 one in a double, finer weave. women nok belng allowed to. serve SSeS om oule. need o keep babies happy and well, sop Hage ee syne trae pents ines \ ses : and attractive’ Sizes 1 eee pretiy BAYNE WAOSS Courleg uy, wonte A Large Number of ‘ ap wait upon me. The simple frocks often look the coolest—these colored stripes are unusually effective in simple styles and Fey ire will A Neu Bathing iby; cs “If we should expgrience difficulty ' ‘ find a welcome usefulness in Misses’ vacation wardrobes. / ) ess with the women waiters we should a a New Swimming Suit Battie a taht ot allie, DiNine coon | Motor Gogg'es and Spectacles ire not Making Money nowagays, and | there is hardly a hotel manager who| Betty Pringle’s Frock Ecru color, canor cloth, a material which i$ like heavy natural SPECIAL have been taken from the regular stock and greatly rduced to ~ color linen made in a quaint style, embroidered piquantly in The bathing dress is a new would not be glad to close his up. ) A us — 3 : é : Of course our guests would be fed, i colors. 4 fo 8 yrs. Special straight line model of black It is not a great deal of trouble to 50c. & 5c. per pair satin, gathered in at the waist serve meals in rooms, and buttoned in front. HS Girls’. Gingham Frocks me and we would di H° en route, ntent. Genuine Palm Beach, Cloth—now so difficult lo obtain—~fine tailored in shapely goods in which i ts a pleasure lo appear. Palm Beach Cloth—Two Styles " 13.75 Twosmart coats with convertible collars and convertible revers. Each has set-in sleeves and each has smart set-on pouch pockets. Pure Linen—Two Styles , G C. Brown, President of the o] i One of the attractive features about these charming dresses, 11) It has distinct fashion achieve- company which controls the Park (First Floor : ‘addition to the fine quality gingham that is used, is the cut. ment with its trimming of white Aven Majestic, Hargrave and 4 A jaunty eton, with comfortably low collar and roomy pockets, talleta ani Js comifortable enough Mart) Washington Hotels, dealt } é id s pts e >| yi or swimming, 5 i yromptly with trouble in his hotels a 2 SESE ER a PW Jersey bi gf suits are in, elp from Palm Beach, He is a be * . i . , : buttoned at the shoulders, one- | hie i ci a arise Pat he dent aid Excellent Values are also obtainable Im piece suits with shaped skirt at- | the agitator menace. * ' Women S Motor & Dust Coats tached to the tights oe joe went out on I . ’ ere . The desired summer colorings are strike,” he said, “they came to r tJ e Genuine Palm Beach Cloth & Pure Linen siteres e'Special 5.85 with, their dinwatistuction. —‘They| Boys’ Bathing Suits k 1 How many times haven't you heard, “Let me get this coat off before 1 — didn't know what they wanted, Fin i . : 4 get-out of the car?" : Han dk orch fs Jally they sald that it was an eight- ; in| | These coats are not coats that one will ever feel apologetic about—the’ f h “yyy 8 oy WW, AME: made of fast-color worsted—navy blue trimmed with sed} or : are the smart traveling togs required, like the sailor hat or smart veil, or t ” ¢ Wome le 1 that if any one ith white; in sizes 4 to 10 | to give the aif of accustomed ease to one's appearance wherever one stops ° ae ef pres tated with Bh bay he was to maroon trimmed with : isco at $245 will be Special tomorrow & Saturday Women's fine pure linen, em- broidered in dainty patterns. Reg. 50 grades. Very Special .25 Men's fine Irish linen handker- chiefs, neat, new patterns with effective summer combinations ing the ere An they wal h L have filled their places with ) help. L was willing for some | ¥ nen who wished to to remain, lhate | word. ne grade linens, Boys’ Two-piece Swimming Suits tnade. of fast-color worsted—brown heather or navy blue, trimmed with red; in sizes 10 to I8 years . . =. at $3.75 (These Bathing Suits are on sale in the Department for Folder hed until they had n the waiters at | threatened to strike a few days later {1 informed them of just wh: |L had been for | Avenue strike 6.50 ~ English Raglan Model in natural linen of excellent grade. But- — which men will enjoy carrying. £ magn is 50 “ tonsto-collar style, smartly belted and pocketed. ‘ Suit colorings are Paarraiarty aie : Merchandise, on the Sixth Floor), 8.50 Mannish type, tan or dull green, with an unusually effective — 2% xd, re convertible collar; belted, pocketed. Reg. 50 &.75 gradas. Very Special .35 f mabey on our dining A ond we are not in a situa. _ . pumarrmnmearcetcnnees You Never Pay More at Best’ szvsxapmemussee se rt coum N | via biaaae pi