The evening world. Newspaper, December 29, 1919, Page 4

njany other process board may mak Of a patent wi! any court.” red by the ¢ In ¢ eombine PROVIDES MACHINERY BREAKING UP ATTEMPTED COMBINES. fort plained of ix a rt be dnce in Canada, by the simple expe- dient of sending the order or decree | ty, to the court and having it entered on the court record. tion of such the & the {: of the bourd is provided for in eee io prontetts the reason that the powers vof the |& board are pretty close to absolute, It would be hard to upset its rulings. | The acouved profiteers are given | plenty of opportunity to plead their eases before a decision is reached. LEGAL HURDLES ARE ELIMIN- ATED FROM THIS LAW. ‘The framors of the law were careful to eliminate the sort of legal hurdles which are utilized in the [United Btates for the purpose of delaying | proceedings im the courts or before.| committees or boards empowered to —-|. work in the pulfbe interest. Ameri- | ean lawyers will be interested in these 28 We Street 34 Flatbush Ave., Broo! 87 Halsey St. Newark, N. J. 34th Street—New York Will Place on Sale Tuesday Only 150 Girls’ Coats Values to 25.00 Sale Price 15.00 An attractive selection of Tailored Coats, sizes 6 to 14 years. Cheviot, Velour, Polo Zibeline and Mixtures, in shades of Brown, Navy and Reindeer, Value 3.95 Sale Price 2.95 Anunusualassortment of Smart Models (one illustrated) in Plain Chambray, Checks, Ginghams and color- ful Plaids, effectively trimmed. Sizes 6tol4yrs. the material catering to t CANADIAN LAW VCS FULL POWER © HO CVC THE GREEDY PROFTEER —— ey ade atu h to the r d thus far | ne securing of One, dated | ¢ rdities at fair ti #8: Mar PER CENT. PROFIT. | ready-made and|to the vender is r und has become per, cent. of ihe sale price | stock on hand, what h HTT TAS overhead and T $30. | Discounts actually paid or allowable | tum (33 1-3) of the sale price thereof | This order was, in a sense, experi-| are to be deducted. ; otal of the! “When the cost of the commodity | mental, inasmuch as it applied only} The boot and shoe order is appli. | tion of this order shall be deemed to} BALTIMORE, Dec. under he may|/to the City of Toronto, but it is|cable to ali Canada. In its enacting| bear an unfair profil be jtetailer than the | commodity to the vender is over $26 | whatever manner of vender of the| shoes, ‘f Purchased by him) he may mark, offer or sell at a gross | commodity described, must file with | usually sold within retail shoe estat- | amendment or variation of this order | nue Bronte, or margin not greater than| the board a complete inventory of his! lishmen i 381-3 h Hy and TMM article, the price he demands and his! ticles are hereinafter referred to as|terms of this order, the same shall have effect from and after the date reo other oharges. The) the ‘said commodities.” A board will set the prices to be| “It ix ordered that, until the further tail ¢ Xf} tioned limitation ¢ shall charged and the profits to be obtained. | order of thie board, the margin o1 have dt to} apply when the co: mo n figuring the gross profit the] gross profil to the retailers of ‘th: A CONNOR, of this order following: | tc vender is $ and the board admits, as a basis of sale, the| said commodities and each of them | "JAMES MURDOCK, Commissioner.” 8 ordered eT at lglg! ae tech ones “ae plus duty, if any, ex-|within Canada shall not exceed =. a aud ah | ce shall apply when the @os' and freight actu y 5 x © and one- per cen. 20 the full board isnued the|CEALERS ARE LIMITED TO 26) ciinmodity to the vender is ove Bid On TOVGNLG | LE Te) othe uals sciences) GAS FUMES KILL BANKER, uct and that sales thereof in contraven- ite and over-/ mark, offer or s¢il at a gros# profit! meant to apply, after Jan. 1, 1920, to! clauses it reads: aed by the retailer there-|or margin not water than 26 per| the Dominion of Canada. Before Jan.) “It appearing desirable that a max-|and including the 24th day of De-' pany of Baltimore, und also interested , under are cus-|cent, of the gale price marked or de-|1 every manufacturer, wholesaler,|imum profit should be set for retail- | cember, 1919, any person concerned, |), ine Daniel H. Willard Company of her grows profit! manded, but when the cost of the! commission merchant, retailer or|ers of boots, shoes, rubbers, over-| whether vender or consumer, may | j) rs and» other articles | apply in writing to the bourd for any Extended, Was! in Canada, all of which! to have effect territorially or other- es 7 enerally mentioned ar- wire, but that, notwithstanding the We Connection With Any Other Establishment in the World WEST “ BETWEEN BROADWAY-FIFTH AVENUE FOR served on such | him, pant issue and « Me ait a ns requi _ If the board desires, any order or Recas Ge We Par ee the ‘acta or prac: | @ccision it jssues may be made a rule, | i) 4 againat hin order or decree of the Bxchequer A Court—ihe Canadian High Court—or | TE of any Superior Court in any prov- ursuance of the opera- combine or the formation Appeal from decisions and orders | thereof, to the extent to which the board shall deem it reasonable or nec- Jaw, but a layman reading these pro- |O*O'Y FEO ts the actual operation | visions gets the idea that the appel- | of the Canadian law to limit profiteer- lant isn’t going to get very far, for|ing as It. is exemplified in the two On = jive Tim PAPOAFULIEETAHTUATAA HA TT Women’s and Misses’ Coats and Suits At Exceptional Reductions The Importance of Reduced Prices Is Enhanced by the Fact That Complete Size Ranges May Be Found in Almost All Materials, and at Each Price Coats That Are Comfortable Though Smart, and Practical Despite the Richness of the Materials; Some Have Fur Collars IECAUSE of their wonderful style variety it is difficult to describe these new coats of Chinchilla, Velour de Laine, Suedine and Bolivia; some have huge collars of Raccoon or Taupe Nutria, others are designed to be worn with individual furs, but all have fancy linings and are snugly interlined. Reduced to 50.00 Huge Fur Collars Accentuate the Beauty of the Fabrics in These Fine Coats fgeny||NORMOUS collars of Taupe Nutria adjust themselves most | r| happily ‘to these stylish coats of Crystal Cord and Peach =| Bloom, giving them an air of richness and distinction that is fascinating in the extreme, and certainly most becoming to any type of beauty and appealing to any individual taste. Reduced to £00.00 Sumptuous Cloths and Still More Sumptuous Furs Give an Air of Smartness and Distinction to These Lovely Coats famill requires only a touch of fur sometimes to transform a | | | modest garment into one of elaborate beauty and elegance, em} as seen in the new coats of Silvertip Bolivia and Velour de Laine, with their deep collars of Squirrel, Taupe Nutria and Raccoon, that give added touch of charm. Reduced to 75.00 Such Fabricsand Such Furs as These Symbolize the Higher Type of Luxury In Coats MONG the season’s most successful contributions to the mode is the fur-trimmed coat, developed in the smarter ae a. more serviceable materials, ‘ike Evora, Bolivia, Velour, Peach Bloom and Silvertip Bolivia, wit’ collars and cuffs-of Taupe Nutria, Australian Opossum and Rinctail, giving the final note of smartness. Reduced to 150.00 Fur-Trimmed Suits (Radically Reduced) Savings Opportunities of a Most Unusual Character Are Afforded by Their Very Decisive Reductions, Which Extend Through the Entire Collection of Fur-Trimmed Suits Chic Fur Collar Tailleurs of Exceeding Smartness of Design is ever an insistent demand for a smartly modeled tailleur, and these fur-trimmed Suits of Duvet de Laine and Velour, with rich collars of Taupe Nutria, will achieve dis- tinction by reason of dignity of line, beauty of material and superla- tive workmanship, rather than by unusual effects. They are shown in a complete range of sizes for both women and misses, Thirty-Eight Distinctive Models Reduced to ‘ 45.00 These Tricotine Frocks Spell Springtime In the Language of the Mode. ; ERY correct anticipations of Spring styles are the becoming frocks of Tricotine in the preferred shades, navy, black and brown, tailored upon new lines, but still adhering to the straightline simplicity of the accepted vogue and embodying the many and varied features that have made these garments so acceptable to the most particular feminine taste. Very Specially Priced 30.00 to 100.00 Suits of Distinctive Individuality Enriched With Luxurious Furs UR still r supreme as a decorative motif for the more fashionable suits, and its striking effectiveness is shown to great advantage in these richly tailored garments of Duvet uperior Velour, Tricotine and Duvet de Laine, enriched with collars of Taupe Nutria and Squirrel, in new designs of exceptional grace and beauty, in all sizes for women and misses. Thirty-Seven Models Reduced to 65.00 Springtime Frocks In Soft New Fabrics and Colorings Silken Frocks That Accord With All the Moods of Springtime. HE new Spring silhouettes that have just appeared are inter- preted in frocks of Georgeite, adorned with Sphinx, Crys- tal, Iridescent, Jade and Shell beading and trimmed with got, Silk Chantilly or Bruxelles Lace, with girdles of Fancy Matelasse or Silk Cere and harem or pleated skirts. Costumes of Taffeta and Satin feature new hip draped effects. Very Specially Priced 30.00 to 130.00 SAAMI TOT ee ‘ROBSON, Chief Commissioner. *, O NN It. Clapham of Washington, President of ‘It is further ordered that up to] the Consolidated Oil and Refning Com city, was asphyxiated last night a | fis’ suraree home on Rhode Island ington. Clapham was for m the Washingt nt A TOE SSUES ris gs aseasasinsion: sit