The evening world. Newspaper, January 8, 1919, Page 9

Tcl | THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUAR Head of Interb hon Stand ‘PLUNKETT TO LEARN {unis pone’ ay Mit ape y AYCALLHYLAN “end of in 8-Cent-Fare"“Protocol” SENTIMENT WU, 8, Szirtes JOHN WANAMAKER TOTELL OF DICKER § gg : Pama ot ia ume ASTORIA FOR 8-CENT FARE sp ecial Mission, | For Infants and Children ° | in Use For Over 30 Years Shonis Says All Credit for ‘Protocal’ Belongs to Mayor | Broadway at | Ninth, New York | Thursday---$60,000 STICKLEY FURNITURE at HALF Price $60,000 Worth for $30,000 v | Always bears as TH ihe the Irish Con- | gignature of y ¢ from Liverpool | next Saturday a special mission | to America," writes the Dublin cor- | 4 +H ‘ L respondent of the Daily News, “He e / and Hearst Lawyer. will endéavor to enlighten publio Let( uti B s 14 Hearst wea as to ie ral postes © he uucurabe | 3,000 Pieces. First Time on Sale s No intimation came to-day from land and to ascertain the feeling in Y Bea Doctor | > Ht the Public Service C niesion rela- | that country upon the great problem our iu r —e—— = 4 " ‘ “— | here. He told me to-aay that only | oe eee An Hylan be ascer- by a Personal visit could he carry Scinreen erst "bettern, Bre & Riston @ | 8 recollectio 6 Jout this tas M4 with Theodore P. Shonts on t | ns higher fare propo: n agrees with vg | the reeollection of Mr. Shonts, The} & hearing goes on to-day, but It was) ie not announced who would be ¢ | . Br CUM MAMMA ODED fi ° Mr. Shonts, in his testimony ON ec ¢ se day corroborated the testimony given the day before by James L. Quacken- | bush, attorney for the traction com- | 28 re panies. Mr. Shonts claimed no credit | 1 e for the “protoool” drawn by Mr. | = : , 4s Quackenbush, but made {t clear the | | Ch Il walnut Settee, with ta - ’ ¢ | omevalil walnut Settee, with tapestry looxe cushion A> honor for the protocol providing for | STACEY TUBULAR OUTFIT h apne ' 4 25 a GALE-GAAA fare and the mogxeation ot | a) | seat, pillow and bolster, 890.60, regularly $181.25 adopi.g the so-called Boston plan, | Hockey or Racing | Chromewald brown Arm chair, loose cushion seat, tapestry cover, $20, regue 3 so that companies might charge 7 HE weather Skates of good quality Steel, aluminum fin- larly $40. 4 cents at least, should be divided be- man expects ish, Shoe of superior black grain leather. {j | Chromewald walnut Bookcase, 844, reg. $88.25. 4 tween the Mayor and G. I. Macfar- outdoor Racers in any length blade desired. i | f land, lawyer and adviser of William skating Sunday | R, Hearst. Be _ prepared p in and P as ‘ is ths a0 Ne Knows, Mr. Shonte de- c in and t This is a sale that will interest 90 out of every 100 home-makers. It includes dining-room clared, his negotiations with the rain. e Valve $12 and living-room furniture of moderate-price grade, from the famous shops of STICKLEY Mayor are still open with a possibility Other Outfits BROTHE COMPANY, Grand Rapids. We took 3,000 pieces over months ago, when the of the whole traction situation being | settled thereby. $5 95 to 39 50 t | war-time restricting of style made it seem advisable to clean up. Shipments have been slow ||“ Mayor Hylan issued no statement be id | —just completed in time for the hundreds of new homes now opening up. yesterday as to the traction situation, “Everything for Winter Sports’’ y ‘ ote nor did any other city official, though i | $. ae Sersrce Coukssl Sure appeared | $D AVEGA 5 ¢ ! At the Same Time—$15,000 Worth of ms at the hearing and cross-examined Y ° ° $ Ber Cr est trittion Arter wo PAY, 820005000 more 6 15Cortlandt St., 405 Broadway, 831 Boston ‘a Gustave Stickley Furniture for $10,000 Hylan, on the traction matter, was hn orevio ‘ gly po Hf : ; bs : , ; » CR A a mo 5 i rae his statement at the meeting of the| the wor af conwe. ib tar, Ghowia| the Grae! MPeA te Ey ihe Wan re LIE He Fide perdi me ‘ 900 pieces from GUSTAVE STICKLEY’S shops, in Syracuse, although it signifies little Board of Wetimate last Iridey, when was positive. The war explained just | still to be met = 5 o> 22S Meenas a= as where STICKLEY furniture is made. Grand Rapids or Syracuse— it is all good, all in good Neer baee ters two dorimunloations . taste, all very durable. If the STICKLEYS were not so artistic by nature, with a constant from a man by the namo of~Shonts. desire to make new things, you never could get any of their product at such little prices. (Laughter.) Ho wants to inorease = orrere Coat Sale ones 5 ‘ 2 street car fares to 8 cents.” ee In these two lots are suites and odd pieces in fumed oak, chrome- At yesterday's hearing Mr. Shonts f pie : ee sissy sa. 1 wald brown, blue and mahogany finishes: ~upholstered pieces in tapes- \ ‘was on the witness stand a couple of | "| | tries and cretonnes—a very interesting and unusual assortment for hours. He told of other meetings of | . dining and living-rooms. yor and th ‘oduc | ‘ ; Wakacece san ree Bil sin es () (o} | Davenports, settees, day beds, chaises longues, library Mayor's office, according to the testi. . ~ or living-room tables,. davenport tables, sofas and tables, About a Third Le : mony. iJ . drop-leaf tables, mirrors, bookcases, chairs, rockers, magazine meee ce ta ed Reverting to the proposed agree- ment, in answer to questions, Mr. | stands, buffets, china cabinets, extension tables, serving | Electric Table Lamps Shonts said: 34th Street—New York tables, dining-room chairs and a few chiffoniers and dressers. ean plug. “You see this was not our proposi= Some examples— 2 lamps for $8 tion. We were simply trying, at May- ‘ : - $15 lamps for $10 or Hylan’s request, to collaborate Chromewald Brown | $178 Settee, cushion seat and $14 lamps for $9 with Mr, Macfarland and work out $49.50 Table for.......... $24.75 | pillow back, for............ $89 | $18.50 lamps for $13 a plan Dy hich his views aa thay To Close Out From the Regular Stock $125 chaise longue for..... $62.50 | Fumed Oak perdeemahod og a“ 0 2) 0 rm 4 . 2 ine could be worked out and applied to| $97 Davenport for ....... $64.50 | Rocker, cushion seat and | $46 lamps for $20 the situation in New York, and we 3.25 Sofa-end table for. $6.50 back, for . $30.50 | Electric Floor Lamps were simply trying to do our best, | Arm chair, cushion seat and | g9¢ 95 Rock 819 vi h h inf ° ee, | $26.25 Rocker, cushion seat . $13 $12 lamps for $8 ata rey 1200 Fur-Trimmed and Tailored Coats goatorranie ier “gif | g46.25deskfor.............. 323 | $9 lampe for 86 int o| view, fe it pod. a J . ood + 2 >, . ri woule “be inapplicable bere, but we baa 49.50 Table desk for $24.75 $65—8 ft. Extension table, 48-inch were trying sanly 18 get a views) seal Be! 1 es! hi ; $21.50 top, for $32.50 into a concrete, definite shape, and| 43.25 Bench, cushion sea AA Boeke pais bridge lamps with Chi- 1 must say, as I understood Mr,! 7 ° | $30 Serving table for. . $15 6 Loe ee Gee RPGS mite For Women antl Misses Sack for Cushion wegssigg | $02. Bt. Extension table, 48 | tone ns AO that neither one of them was | mitted.” When Mr. Burr took up the orose: | examination he asked first “Are you the editor of the Subway | 5 | inchtop,for............ . $26 [SOO BUNCE. shes se ess $30 $66 China closet for $32.50 Rocker, cushion. .75 Davenport table $101 Day bed for lamps for $50 lamps for $43 $55 lamps for $36.50 $45 lamps for $30 “Mow, if this is going to be a lite $42.50 Drop leaf table for $100 Bookcase for $50 $20 poe for $8 Bree tree ce beeen: Meco boat $17 Arm Chair for Brown Mahogany $10 lamps for $10 i aus en told +f the three “publications” by w | | $12.50 Side chair for $10 Umbrella stand for .... $6.25 } parchmentShades(for he said, the companies were tryir to’ get some of their troubles peters | the public. Mr. Burr started to read | some of the Shonts editorials. | “That's not in the Subway Sun,” sald Mr. Shonts suddenly, "That's | | in the Green Traveller.” | To Mr. Burr Mr. Shonts admitted] | that some of the lines were crowded | | to saturation during certain, hours, but not to suffocation. At other hours | there was “a private car for eacb/ passenger.” He denied he had gone} round for a year with a grievance; Dis Green Traveller editorial as to the possible abolition of transfers was) not a grievance, "but a plain state-| ment of fact.” As to the Ms $99 Chiffonier for * $108 Dress Chromewald Walnut | $22 Magazine stand for.......$11 Sixth Gallery, New Building table lamps) third less. Second Gallery, New Building “I found his way pleasant and| genial, and I have testified as to his language.” He had discussed the protocol with Mr. Williams of the B. R. T., but only ina cursory way. Mr. Shonts denied that the high rentals paid to subsidiary lines by the New York Railways Company was an insurmountable obstacle to the set- tlement of the traction difficulties, and there was a lot testimony as to This was fol- financing these 1 lowed by an exp! as to the increased cost of coal, brake shoes, rails and other things. All the good contracts t e| Business Men are Still Coming to John Wanamaker’s Winter Sale of Men’s Clothing It's the old tale re-trimmed. A Wanamaker sale leaves nothing to the imagi nation, It is not elusive. ‘The assortments are ample; the quantities are plainly stated; the savings are accurately printed. There is always enough for all. There Has Been a Shortage of Lion Brand Evaporated Milk | | One of the many styles, at each price, illustrated. This season’s smartest models, developed in Velour Cloth, Silvertone, Pom Pom, Caracul and Bolivia; large collars of Seal, Australian Opossum, Nutria and Ring- tail Opossum; also plain tailored Coats, Lined throughout and warmly interlined. Regular 37. 50 to 87.50 Values No job lots of merchandise, remember—just the ing that all New York knows. No charge for alte: fit right. andard, Wanamaker cloth- allons--every garment must 3 for men who wear stout, slim, long or short suits. Plenty of pat- SEO MIOPION, o35200+ 5 | Soldiers and Sailors—and New York , . Si 500 Ww ome n’s and Misses’ Coats ; : Reduced to 28 .00 terns, colorings and models to choose from. These are the exact savings: 300 W. ia Hepa ay Winter Overcoats Winter Suits ij . Women’s and Misses’ Coats Reduced to 35.00 50 to $60 overcoats ......... $45 to $55 suits. . wad CORT | , paaeeng bt Aare $40 to $47.50 overcoats ...... $35 to $42.50 suits . $28.50 VR TIIT | 200 Women’s and Misses Coats .. Reduced lo 45.00 | $30 i $37.50 RVEEE SEED : $27.50 to $33. $24.50 ; IM ee: ging i A He i | Burlington Arcade floor, New Building Burlington Arcade floor, New Building. ; d iat Pag ee ay | 200 W omens and Miss es Coats Reduced lo 58.00 l 0 to $32.50 overcoats ... $27.50 to ‘ H ae Milky | | 50 to $25 overcoats $22.50 to | pee ati r | Broadway, corner Eighth Street | Pree Cates York : | Women's Coats, 2d Floor Misses’ Ccals, 3d Floor | i