The evening world. Newspaper, October 10, 1919, Page 15

_THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OOTOBER 10, 1919. i AP CRE MI EE ST PS Ys So «OS DSiS Sal WEARMOOR Boys’ Norfolk Suits With Extra Knickerbockers $20 $38 The big thing is workmanship! Every detail of these suits, the vigorous Tines in the the fine needlework in the tailoring, and the solid stratum of inner workmanship which is the foundation of the shape and the mainstay of itd service, are a revelation in Norfolk Suits tor Boys! Ages 9 to 18 years. Single and double-breasted models ‘in and tweeds, embracing the new Fall and shades, fine all-wool cheviots and Winter patterns Franklin Simon & Co. Boys’ and Children’s: Haircutting Shop—Fifth Floor Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets James McCreery & Co. 5th Avenue This Second Floor ANNIVERSARY SALES Celebrating in Every Department 62 Years of Growth in Merchandising 35th Street Sale of Suits at the “a9 is one means of saving because these suits are regularly $50 and $55 one price of 15 ago and found a what we're selli truth’s the truth! $55. when you see them. We repeat: Use the 5th Ave. We took one final survey of this stock two days fine selection remaining. But what Suits, gentlemen, what Suits! It may sound i like an old familiar tune for us to say that they’d | cost us more if we had to buy them to-day than ng them to you for, but the However, you know materials Just try to find Suits tai- lored as these are tailored for less than $50 and This is one means of saving. Arcade. Work—Produce—Co-operate—Save Council of National Defense Men’s and Young Men's Silas DAYLIGHT SAVING BILL REPORTED 10 ALDERMEN TO-DAY (Continued from Third Page.) first town in the Eastern time zone to adopt @ local ordinance, which was passed through the efforts of Con- gressman Ernest R. Ackerman, an enthusiastic advocate of the measure. At} present jt looks as if daylight saving is assured in the New Kug- land States, New Jersey, Delaware, cities and towns in Pennsylvania and cities in Virginia, as well as in Ken- tucky, Tennessee, Ohio and Wiscon- sin. A State law cannot be secured in several of the Eastern States, such as Pennsylvania and Maine, because the Legislature does not meet during the coming year. But the cities and towns, through local ordinances, will act to take advantage of the day- light hours. ‘With New York State as a whole enjoying daylight saving, with Con necticut and New Jersey also in line, there can be little confusion as re gards time. Those who want to take trains out of the city will have to re- member that they run on railroad | and not 1% little trouble on this point tn Cleve. land when that city advanced it clocks. ‘There can be no confusio on commuters’ trains, for they will be run at the hour at which there is the heaviest demand. Cincinnati has adopted a daylight saving ordinance, in effect at the end of this month. It calls for the turn- ing ahead of the clocks one hour 368 daya in the year. ¢incinnati is in the Central time zone, but throug® the adoption of this ordinance will have a time that corresponds to our present standard Eastern time. Milwaukee, too, {s planning to ad- yance the clocks an hour, and before the end of this month an ordinance hat effect will he introduc Hines ty time, but there was | the City Council there. ‘This is the only country that has repealed the daylight saving law. England, France, Belgium, Germany an1 Austria, Holland and the Scan- dinavian countries have found the extra hour of light law beneficial. In none of these countries has been a loud protest from the farmers, In fact, the Agricultural Committee of the House of Commons first in- vertigated daylight saving thereand favored its adop' Briefly, according to the National Daylight Saving Association, there will be created a new time sone by next April, of New York, the Now Eogland States, New Jersey, Dela- ware, Pennsylvania and Virginia, With’ all these running on the same time, all possibility of confusion will have been avoided. This association further states that: ion was supposed to come from farmers. Soma of it did, but th teat came trom | the mercenary, © whose pocket- me | 8 were affected by the saving in| Ww .W | | | AMERICAN LEGION HOLDS FIRST STATE CONVENTION ROCHESTER, N. Y., Oct. 16,—With 650 delegates, representing 100,000 mem- ders in attendance, the first State con- vention of the American Legion met here to-day, The mecting was preceded by a session of teh Executive Commit- teel ast night, when rules for the guld- fAnce of the convention were adopted. It was provided that all sessions should be open to the public, Several questions promise lively de- bates, Among these is the laying down of rules to keep the organization on a non-partlzan and non-political basis, he sion of an opinion on probi- | the matter of “Here the oppo light and fuel. “The farmers found fault with the law because thp employees insisted on taking advantage, they sald, of the first hour in the morn-|}} ing, when the dew was 80 heavy that | the crops could not be handled. But, ar we pointed out, @ farmer works, cr rather his employees work, from the sun up to sundown, or works cight hours a day, In the former case, there are all kinds of chores te | keep the hands busy until the dew | nas disappeared, and in the latter | case it could not injure, because ne farmers could have their men re- rt an hour later, when the dew had dried up a flimsy reason the law is” F chaplain of Wheelock of lag Hay C. Sawyer of Semper Fidelis L. Boyle of Tiger Post, and | was repea! Here the various civic associations, puch as the merchants, athletic clubs, local Boards of trade and thousands of individuals have endorsed the or- dinance as introduced. It is before Alderman William T, Collins of the Weitare Committee, ‘The ordinance sets forth that at 2 o'clock on the last Sunday in March year the hour shall be ad- and on the last Sunday of tol of each year the standard time shall be retarded 6 Betvans Hot water Sure Relief BE LLA Lact all AUC out | hour 5th Avenue THE FINEST | At Prices Much ably the fact that Fur prices will be advances. ing our Anniversary Sale at prices that prevailing, lo say Natural 325.00 2. Hudson Seal Coat of selected pelts, 45 1. Moleskin Coat with self or Squirrel collar and cuffs. inches long, self collar and cuffs. 425,00 3. Hudson Seal Coat with deep collar of fine Skunk, 345.00 4, Natural Muskrat Coat made of superior quality Northern skins with collar and cuffs of Natural Raccoon, 225.00 NATURE PRODUCES Than Will Prevail Later Bi hia ttae at Bey Meares Cor. $250,000 Fur Sale { Warm Weather Alone Has Compelled Us to \ Sacrifice Our Entire Great Stock of New York's Savings of 35% to 50% | On Sale Friday and Saturday | 4 Hodson Petertacs Pleees Searfs Skunk Neck Furs Remodeled at Summer Prices dames McGreery & Co. 2+ ANNIVERSARY SALES Celebrating in Every Department 62 Years of Growth in Merchandising. FURS 4 Lower Recent Fur Dealers’ expositions to Fur buyers revealed unmistak appreciably higher as the season Consider, then, the saving you may effect by purchasing Furs dur- are much below A few of the remarkable values offered during this Sale are here illustrated: 5. Hudson Seal Coat large self collar and cuffs. 6. Large Mink Stole, Muff to wateh,.. 7. Real Skunk Cape- Real Skunk Muff A. Ratkowsky- 435 5th Ave, Black Lynx those nothing of the prices that will go into effect later! 39th St. Finest Furs At i] ' 100.00) "raat" 150.00 | ; 400.00 % 00 180.00 | $ E200) Redes 9 ‘| 100.00 "0% .00 Skim Muffe os 0. 25. now —smart model with 225,00 75x15 in., 285.00 85.00 Scarfs, ies 65.00 45.00