The evening world. Newspaper, May 7, 1919, Page 8

* Sa parent “Terese ear tat | = a Mi A SEVEN- TIME WORLD WANT WORKS ALL WEEK—TRY ONE jl Berge, al’ wook Mixt Suits MWoot ot Poplin te Three wodals Pere All speciall Sergent be becoming et the staat figure. Many nk an a gg Sizes up to 66 bust in some at not all Prices greatly reduced. With a Purchase of| With a Purchase of The Above Outfit 5th Avenue Conspicuously Above a Hundred IMITATORS. Sealed Packets Only. Bleck, Green or Mixed. : for Stout Women Sie, ee, i tee 1988 2950 3475 1685 2475 sof $80, models, $0 different styles. three pictured are merely examples. yutton trimmin, Every suit a big bar; *16= to *392 Ter Hae “Loomen ur MITH PUTS RENTS UP TO COMMISSION NOEXTRAS SESSION | Meeting of oF Lagilahaes Not ting information every day showing| the Necessary to Solve Prof- iteering Problem. ment given out here he said that it is | Suits Coats for Stout Women Silke Ser; Braid Trim, 2950 These are late models, The styles are Coats new and the weights are suitable for wear throughout the summer. The Other beautiful coats of Serge, Mixtures, Gabardine, etc. | Most of the coats are unlined. Some handsome caj the lot. Every garment specially designed for stout figures. Sizes up to 56 bust in some but not all styles. 50 16 to °49* Mothers-to-be will find many bargains in our Lower Store, Maternity Department, including maternity coats, capes, suits and dresses. Lane Bryant 27.4% 23 W. 38th St. included in # conditions 1) Commise! Three Special OUTFIT ) 83:95 Witeele © co ccis tenis $90.00) Victrola XIV..... 2 McCreery « Record , ry Holders (each 85c).. $1.70} Your own Holders eRe aon $1.70! 2 10-inch Double Face ; 2 10-inch Double Face Records (each 85c).. $1.70 selection of 1 ret aa 85c).. $1.70 1 12-inch Double Face Record : le Face Record $1.38 | Bernas fo ) OS OE A ibe el A RET Le : 200 Needles.......... 20c| 200 Needles.......... 20c| the amount of..... $83.95 $94.95 $5 in Records we will place $5 in Records we will place The Above Outfit in your home on the payment of $1 Down in your home on the | payment of | $1 Down $8.50 dames McCreary & Co. VICTROLA OFFERINGS . $175.00 $15.00 $190.00 We will place The Above Outfit in your home on the payment of Down Palance $5 per month | Balance 86 per month | Balance $8.50 per month 34th Street a mistaken idea that a change in the laws is necessary to end the difficul- Led oe nar muoh can #8 accom. spirit of co-operation. ik of bettering housing stopping rent prof-|morning in the engine room damaged iteering ~~ to his Reconstruction I stern andeabin of the steam lighter |. Ia Saville, tying at the foot of Sum- mit Street, Brooklyn. The boat is owned The Govste sald that he had not by the Chiarello Brothers Lightering yet oMfc:ully received word from the last week by |Company, No. 283 Hudson Street, Man- pcos gpl hattan, ‘The cook was the only man | Mayor Hylan to urge him to ca on peard at the time, fe get ashore | extra session to act on the rent a! safety. tion, but it is known that he is Fire ate played several streams on fi partly filled her hold with water to quench the ames. The dam- said to be hea’ BOAT DAMAGED BY FIRE. Blase Pye in : in Sagine Room ef i 5. I. Sayville, we au the seriousness of housing conditions, | wat ot only in New York City but |*s throughout the State, “In my message feet hyd Ran ALBANY, May 1.—Gov. Smith does | “L requested thi at ecial etudy of the hi not believe that an extra session of PPecial etudy, of the & the Legislature {9 needed to solve the make every endeavo! rent and housing problem. In a state- fullest information, and after cae 1 to secure the fully studying It to make jones looking. to the permanent welfare of the Stal “They advised me > that ¢ their stud- jes made thus far indicate that the increasing of the ren’ the shortage of housing are more than a ‘local . Thoir inquiries, which are mot hee to New York City but are covering the State, | show that sere P wih be State-wide. |,,"Many have the mistaken idea that Pa revonstruction yy ad ‘lems pressing for solution need a immediate change in our laws, As much can be done to solve some of GARDEN TOOLS Lost or broken during winter? these difficulties without new laws Bi new once are more in as ti] treet it wei cas bring about api on spring days. Come to spirit of co-o} " * {Pim “informed that’ the Recon- |] LEWIS @ CONGER for every struction Commission has a plan for thing you need on | meeting the immediate housing situa- tion that will afford an opportunity to the people, who are able to take ad- vantage of ‘mach privileges, to eo-opers | ate with the State in solving tho real crisis which I am advised exists. The commission is considering measures of practical and immediate relief, and | It is essential that these measures be such a¥ to result eventually in suffi- clent and better housing at modera' rental © ‘A iegisiative investigation of hous- ing conditions and rent profiteering is also to be made, under tho reso- lution of Senator Abeles. Speaker Sweet has named the five Assembly- men who are to serve, and it is ex- pected that the work will be started | just as soon as Senator J. Henry points the four Senate English garden set, $6.00 hown, long handled hoe, rake, je and fork, best imported ma- —o | SHOOTING AT LOAN RALLY. Gatlor Wounds Chicagoan Who Flourishes Revolver in Crowd. GHICAGO, May 7A man who failed to stand or remove his hat dur- ing the playing of the national anthem is in @ hospital to-<day, having been abot twice by @ sailor guard after the man had flourished @ revolver among hundreds of spectators, at a Victory Loan celebration yesterday. Rash kneeling cushion, $1. fortable, clean and ae Ket to mate i 40 garden forks 250 flowerselssors$125 guitivetore 25¢ prunim Sete + Be watering cane el decorative trellises 6... . fwis& CONGER 45th Street and 6th Avenue Visions of rambles in the past You often recall the happy, untiring rambles of earlier years. Thesoft, yielding ground gave you walking comfort then. “USCO” Rubber Heels will give you equal comfort now. “USCO” Heels carpet hard pavements with an endless rug of springy rub- ber. Your tread becomes light and noiseless. You Important Reduction Thursday 195 Misses’ Suits Sizes 14, 16, 18 years—Suitable for Women to 36 Bust Misses’ Higheclass Suits of Poiret Twill and Serge in Blouse, Belted and Box-Coat models. Braid and button trimmed, also contrasting vestees. Cnvviawen Gite &C 34th Street—New York Will Close Out Thursday 200 Women’s Trimmed Hats Taken from the Regular Stock An assortment representing the season’s favored modes in hand-made Lisere straw, Transparent Hats and Taffeta combinations; Pokes, mushrooms and roll sailors, large and medium effects, with Flower, Fruit or Ostrich trimming. Formerly priced up to 18.50 Reduced to 7.50 OPPENHEIM.GIINS & G 34th Street—New York Taken from the Regular Stock Regular values 39.75 to 50.00 Reduced to 28 .00 geta safe, sure grip at every step. “USCO” Rubber Heels | are resilient, long wearing \8 : | and neat appearing. They | | are produced by the world’s largest rubber manufac- turer—an assurance of the highest standard. Made in black, white and tan for man, woman and Same price charged for or- dinary rubber heels. Look for “USCO” and BL gow and | Made at estena be i Fao : fall 3 thoroushiy * Teeth Boy paired while you make : a-BLO b*) Ror it child. Attached for the. fy 2 Etta Be ee Eee SE H =: 740 Lexington Ave. : HS. W. Cor. 58th Baten HH “Gunvats’s 2." wos 3 H Brooklyn ’s Biggest [aus ann ‘qu ertise- Credit H rake Decazed Tooth, Tivston Leste if 219, 221, 223, gh fe ke aL i a 164, 9 SETS OF TEETH Grand Street Mh J Smith St BROOKLYN alata $ Tillings ane 18 a Tnray A Cor, Driggs Ave. er and and Roots Teeth & cleaned. _ Bro! Spring Clothing the U. S. seal. | United States Rubber Company “4, ‘Rubber Heels | | OPEN MONDAY AND BATORKDAY EVENINGS. Cor. Wyckoff $100 WORTH OF FURNITURE $1 WEEK Ute Retable House of WHALEN BROTHERS carries the by ue grade goods and gives the easicgt and bes terms eo ig a AN. Floor Coverin A Good, Large Rug 18 Fine Veivet Rugs 28 Beautifal Axmins! ahaa vets spend Sensibly Save Senstbly Buy Victory Bonds. WHALEN. BROTHER