The evening world. Newspaper, December 10, 1919, Page 17

"THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1919. ion Wea at Ninth, FEDERAL CONTROL OF ROADS FORE YEARS MORE URGED La Follette Advocates Exten- sion in Senate Attack on Cummins Bill. Vy), h Store hours BN. 9105.30 , Offering the better types ‘of women’s Day Dresses--- At reductions of $20 to $107.50 There are only 106 dresses in the collection, so we shall state specifically how many dresses in each group. For instance: if a woman is eager for a duvetyne dress she should know that there are but nine gowns of this particular material — which fact may lead her to come early in order to make sure of the dress she wishes, 11 Velvet Dresses at, Soveserrrr ttre, .$65: to $125 Were $89.50 to $175 9 Duvetyne Dresses at..70T.... es $85 to $145 Were $135 to $225 WASHINGTON, Deo, 10.—The Cum- mins Railroad Bill was attacked in the Senate by Mr. La Follette, who gaid the measure was entirely framed for the benefit of the transportation com- panies and dppos return of the roads to the interests that controlled them before the war, He urged a five-year extension of Government control now. The Cummins bill, he said, contained only the suggestions made by Thomas De Witt Cuyler, Chairman of the Railroad Executives’ Committee, and 8. Davies Warfield, President of the Railroad Securities Owners’ Association. “Whenever you find Warfield and Cuyler in this bill vou find selfish in- terests in it,” he declare¢ It was rumored around the Capitol | tate yesterday that word had been | emt by the President that he will | Che Richest Cut Glass Produced in America | Holzwasser Home Talks No. 534 VERY woman fact. that pi By express, just in time for Christmas, comes a shipment of vases, trays, bowls, candlesticks, cologne bottles, ete.— rock crystal, engraved and richly cut glass—from the Sin- This is mainly owing igh cost of ‘labor and raw terials, which make manufactur ing. more ‘expensive, Also many dealers take advantage of this to make excessive demands of their claire factory. The shapes are unique, the exclusive designs of the makers. The patterns are beautiful. The workman- ship is superb. Such beautiful glass is a rarity. It transcends anything of the kind the China and Glassware Shop has ever shown. Glass, not only to be of service, but to be looked at, * continually, with a deep, glad appreciation. What a gift! 150 pieces; prices ranging from $7.50 for a cologne bottle to $100 for a magnificent vase. Second Gallery, New Bldg. Feather Fans The Wanamaker col- lection includes every fashionable style and modest color—many of ONLY. d SDR & CO. Ita location out of the high-rent ‘zone is afone sufficient to bring prices down from 25 per gent, to cent, under prevail. ing fates, Come and convince your- - Enay reached bom WestStdaby Hemi) sre the tort hot return tho roads to their owners | {RM pes oy eee eet Fine Street wraps beautiful fans that Jan. 1, as previously determined. No | Tite for 100-Ps Paris created for this elveteen Dresses al......eeeeees oO ” p 43 Velveteen D t $35 to $157.50 aeration of this report could be| 16-Pa hateme Sale Cavcior at a third less season. Were $55 to $265 ined. "" \sMore than a hundred pitts," aid | I ner gaya Vatu $249 $9 to $200 43 Tricotine and Serge Dresses. :~.$49.50 to $110 , Mr. La Follette, “were introduced in ROOM APARTMENT 375 Thursday, $125 to $475 Gligle atlek fane—ourled g BES... .949.0U 10 > thirteen years looking to Federal rag- west VALU, Were $175 to $725 , or uncurled ostrich, Were $75 to $175 . Wlation, and not one was even re- Ported, Finally, the Interstate Com- merce Act of 1887 was passed. The | railroad interests dominated the mak- | ing of that legislation and they have dominated the making of the bill now | pending. | “Senators who have listened to the Speeches in favor of this bill must Large pictu: jue fans of uncurled or curled ostrich— also some of very long plumes with drooping ends. : Colors are exquisite as well as fashionable— Jade, Flame, Coral, Paon blue, Burnt Forty-eight of the finest street wraps the Wrap Salons have had this season have been reduced—wraps of the finest of materials combined with lovely furs and fashioned with the utmost of skill and clever workmanship. Silk duvetyne, fine velours, fortuna cloth, and evora cloth combined with natural squirrel, ~ P Individual models are in the majority—in no instance are there more than. six dresses of a model, Colors are the tones Fashion selected according to material. Second floor, Old Building. Our Liberal Terms Niath atreet have been imp: d with the thoug that the Government” han ecttaeie wrestle Hudson seal bed goon bald mole, bot American ined the railroads’ finances, That tate, ‘an i fe not true. Their embarrassments We pellver by “Aute. ruck [andi Gad El nee: “Ale 1 black id Heviaeas Gooe Aeutinnee rome | : Several of the coats have vests or entire fronts of mole. hite, 7 ore fioh,. 18 the history of the business All of them are lavishly fur trimmed. In beaver colors, wnite. world there is nothing approaching it. | Main floor, Old Bldg. “Yet we Americans, stupidly or| ‘worse, accept the financial statements | dark brown, midnight blue, Pompeiian red, and black. ~ Some of the models are great loose coat wraps, some are of the railroads at their f frankly capes, others are more of the conventional coat line. * The Gove ent had a — a Pi $1,250,000,000 to take care ‘of railroad ‘There are no two alike in the collection. Charming Blouses ‘ finances during the year and eight| months the Government has operated | the roads. Yet, a year before tho| Government took the roads, Judge | ‘Thom estimated that it would take | $1,260,000,000 a year, ‘in order not to} Festrict the business and productive | energies of the country and in order ‘ te supply them reasonably with the facilities which growing business will Second floor, Old Building Gifts of 14 karat Gold featured by the J ewelry Store made by hand In the Imported Shops Lovely voiles and batistes, beautifully hemstitched an embroidered |by eueal ie - some put together with rol led Men like the John Wanamaker Store. We have to get more and Your Eyes? They are too valuable to neglect. Helping them NOW with Ehrlich glasses saves you serious trouble later on. “Th: le . |] Reliable Eyesight Examinati These are the not-too-expensivé gifts of char- seams, others with little entre wouter, 15i¢, manthe before wo Ne: [| by Registered Eye Specialiete, aches ads Chara Line Gen bode heatiene ets dois deux. more goods each year, tered the war. Even then the rail- ee reads were demanding a sum larger than was required for the expenses | of the United States Government. ‘That estimate did not consider the in- wreases of wages which have been mecessary, nor the higher cost of fuel nd equipment.” Senator Dial (Dem. 8. ©.) and Senator McKellar (Dem., Tenn.) also attacked the bill, Senate and House leaders agreed that the railroad leg- islation might go to conference be- fore the holiday recess planned for Dec. 20, but that there was little chance for final enactment until next month. Correctly Fitted Glasses, $3 to $10. PEkech E Sons lew York: 184 B'way, at John St 223 Sixth ‘Av., 15th St, 350 Sixth Av., aad StJ tor Nas-au, at Ann StJ West 4ad _ Street, 1 \Brooklyn: 498 Fulton St.,cor.Bond Sy World Wants Work Wonders STORE OPEN 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. HEA RN West of Fifth Avenue THURSDAY PETTICOATS ~ 4.65 Our regular $6.65 PETTIBLOOMERS 8.94 Our regular $10.94 A petticoat for eyery frock, and pettibloomers, too, in every beguiling shade, makes this Christ- mas opportunity one of the most delightful we have offered. Qualities are fine and styles are charming. If one price doesn’t suit your pocket- and decided loveliness in their answer to the Christ+ mas gift problem. Gifts for the Woman Bar pins and brooches, wrought with fine filigree work and set with semi-precious stones and dia- monds. Many are made with beautifully designed platinum tops, and have the eVpeeteace of being far more expensive than they real y are. Individual rings in unusual and beautiful designs —cameo rings, rings with enamel to be worn with tailored costumes, rings set with semi-precious stones, such as lapis-lazuli, topaz and aquamarine. Most of these are in fine green gold. Mesh bags, very soft and fine, new in design, Vanity cases in green gold. Gold pencils. Small green gold oval mirrors for the purse. For the Man Cigarette cases. Knives, Cuff links with attractive engine turning. Also a particularly good selection of scarf pins set with semi-precious stones in severe and elaborate mountings. ‘ Main floor, Old Building Motor Entrance at Tenth Street ‘“‘Wana-Blend’”’ Blank (“Registered trademark’’) ets We figured these blankets out ourselves—so much of this wool, so much of that, with fine cotton ig two of the qualities. And the mill that made them for us added its own exclusive touch in the making and the finish. like them. In adorable rose, pretty blue | Quality A—56 per cent. wool, three sizes—$13, $15, $19. | and smart tannish brown, — | Quality C--80 per cent. wool, five sizes—$14.50 to Sizes 2 to 4 at $4.95, | Quality D—100 per cent. wool, four sizes—$20 to 0. Sizes 5 and 6, $7.50 and $9, | Quality E—all-wool plaid, double bed size, $20 pair. | Mais Ailo Fourth Gallery, New Very good shoes There are no blankets Bldg. for women—$10' pair Dark brown or black calfskin with straight tip, eight-ineh lace boot, Cuban leather heel. Tan calfskin, eight-inch lace boot, indicated Wing tip, military heel. Fawn worumbo cloth top, brown calfskin vamps, indicated straight Cuban heels, Gray worumbo cloth top, with black calfskin vamps, eight-inch lace boot, indicated straight tip, Gray worumbo cloth top, with black lace kid vamps, eight-inch lace boots, straight tips, Cuban Very pretty is a sheer batiste blouse simply tailored with tuck- ed front and becoming roll collar, $4.50. A similar model in voile is fin- ished with double hemstitching and embroidered dots, $6.75. Other models up to $8. Appropriate Christmas gifts, Third floor, Old Building Gloves for the tailored girl SHE would be de- lighted to get any of these: White doeskin, washable, $2.75. 75. Mocha, washable, in gray, sand, beaver, $4. Slip-on gloves of light weight tan capeskin, 8- button length, $3.50. Gauntlets of brushed wool, white, oxford or heather, $2. Main floor, Old Bidg. Knitted Sets for wee folks | Comfortable and Cunning and specially priced Perfectly precious little sweaters, leggins, caps and mittens for little Miss and Master 2 to 6 years old. Main floor, Old Building For nine men out of ten Pipes in cases, $3.50 to $15. Ash receivers, brass base, 75c. | With white metal base, 50c to $1.50, Cigar holders, 50c to $3, Cigarette holders, 50c to $5. Cigar pouches and cases, 85e to $8.50. Tobacco jars, $1.75. to satisfy the growing demand. It is a safe place to buy a gift for a, man, Four-in-hand ties, 50¢ to $3.60. Scarfs, $3.50 to $15. House Coats, $10 to $40, Shirts, $1.70 to $20. Handkerchiefs, 35¢ to $3, Pajamas, $2.50 to $20. ’ Sweaters, $5 to $35, Dressing Gowns, $15 to $150, Canes, $1 to $125. Men's thread silk socks, $1.25. English lisle socks, $2.50. French socks, $2.50 to $6. Gloves, $1.50 (wool) to $5.75 lined gloves, Nothing harder to get than Men’s Oxford, Suits--$54.50 i tip, Cuban heels. heels. Humidors of cedar, $2, book, the other is sure to. At such values you First floor, Old Building Mahogany humidors, $15 to ; ae ae Rae should buy at both prices. $72.50. ibricyby 7 We tried again and again—and we = Smoking stands,$4.50 to $37.50, know. And now that we have actually choice of materials. The smart flounces, straight Men Ss Silk-plaited Socks pons | a along to all men who /have lines and pretty colors give a delightful opportunity A ‘ . to buy just the kind of a petticoat you want. 6,060 pairs at 55c¢ Music Rolls for Most men know the value of oxford ‘These come in many fas¢inati binati y ' ' r} cheviot. ey know how good it wears, suc fn ae ee een feb gare engeeneyee? | | ,_ How did we get them?. .. . Because of a slight all player-pianos How practical it is. How well it looks. % emerald, taupe and black, French blue and black, brown | irregularity in the plaiting. Black or cordovan |, Avgreat big library of Ampico, And when you think of the special price and blue grounds shot with contrasting colors. And re- Rytimodik, sonecrecord, | and just keep in mind the fact that these are ' : | ember pase, that silk-plai socks are y other music rolls for 88-not pe eee tere are ef tay PETTIBLOOMERS me mber, Fiat Wane silk plaited socks are long for player-piana; slamical, operatic, Wanamaker standard suits—mace RIGHT, y ‘and j bl yp nye dei Aah sled dances—all the latest hits, Burlington Arcade Floor, New Building filonese and jersey—colors are black, navy, purple, Burlington Arcade floor, New Building Bulletins on request. brown, and Copenhagen See page 81 for our f our column ady. First Gallery, New Bldg. en ee Se oe ee ee nn er