The evening world. Newspaper, February 25, 1920, Page 11

Re ine ar Ad ied “uz EVENING wont, waowzspA + FERS Eee ark RENT GOUGING BILL GOES TO ASSEMBLY | “senate Democrats eid « conterncs yesterday when the anti-reng profi- Dimin Measure, Reported Favor-| teering bilis were discussed Some of the Senators urged that ably, Is —- Landlords’ | surance companies and banks tho ula . Gr be compiled to set aside a ertae| part of their assets for bullding loan | ALBANY, Feb. 26.—One etep to-| purposes. i Ward relieving New York tenants from | rént gougers was taken when the| PATERSON EDUCATOR DIES. Diruin bill was reported to the As- @embly. It prevents landlords from| George R. Starrs. Seheot Commis- | jacking up rents “fixed in May on a sioner, 111 Bat Twe Days. monthly basis until the following} Geo: ‘*, Schoo! Commission- | May.” er of Paterson, N. J., died to-day at his! Real estate interests are preparing | home from heart trouble. He became to make a vigorous fight against the| !!! Mondhy in front of the City Hall DML. They assert they have no ob-| While walking with Emit Mondon, fire | fection to @ fixed yearly rent for a|%M% Police Commissioner, and another | tenant whg remains until the follow- | Ot. ciate was 61 years old and was ing May, but contend that if a new), pointed to the Board of Education | tenant comes in and improvements | in 1915. He was the father-in-law of | pare mado the landlord should have] Sheriff John McCutcheon, of Passaic | a right to raise the rent. An effort to County. sun Sold HighQuality-Sanitary and yery Economical here everywi m Ask forBOBWHITE SUNDAY WORLD “WANTS” WORK WONDERS. FRANKLIN SIMON MENS SHOPS 2 to 8 West 38th Street—Street Level Savings as high as *40 on these Hand-tailored MEN’S OVERCOATS Six or eight good weeks of overcoat weather re- main. at then you will still have a garment which will ‘4 new next November and which will be a still greater saving in the light of future prices. Fabrics that are all-wool, of course. Models that are genuine custom productions. Workmanship which is finely hand-tailored. And savings w hich are greater than any in New York because the character of the merchandise is infinitely finer than any you can buy anywhere else. Former Prices *65 to £125 Reduced to °45 °55: °65 °85 Small charge for necessary alterations ° AT SAKS THURSDAY Sale of 750 Handsome : Georgette Crepe Blouses Regularly $6.95 Special $4.45 . The smartest, most carefully made Georgette Crepe Blouses at | moderate price seen in New York for many months, featuring demure collarless necks, and exquisite trimmings of lace, colorful wool embroideries and dainty bead work. ‘The quality of the material is right, the needlework of a character that at once inspires con- fidence, and the styles among the most winsome created for Spring. Just 750—Not one more—at $4.45! Third Floor sui Saka & Company at 34th St. Saka & Company Regularly $3.95 | At $2.95 Every girl needs one! Smart, full pleated models, made of durable Serge in Navy Blue, and youthful plaid patterns. Each model made on bodice, and all have a deep hem. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Also—A Fine Collection of Girls’ Middy Blouses Regularly $2.95 At $1.90 For school, everyday, and “gym” wear, made of | Lonsdale Jean, with large collars of white or con- trasting color, trimmed with braid or emblem. Sizes 6 to 14 years, Second Floor Saks & Company | BROADWAY AT 34TH STREET ‘Girls’Plaid SergeSkirts ( CLOTHES OF CUSTOM CLOTHES OF CUSTOM QUALITY WHAT the electric aie did to the tal- low candle, Saks-tailoring is doing to custom tail- oring. Without exception, the fin: est tailoring in cAmerica Saks & Company BROADWAY AT 34th STREET r The best appeal to a man's y good nature is through his appe- tite, If you have never given him COFFEE buy @ pound from your grecer * and note the difference. More cups to the pound = It Makes Little Difference What You Need —A World “Want” Ad. Will Go and Find It, | Diamar , PEBRUARY a5, 1920. © JOHN WANAMAKE Broadway at Ninth, New York .together at the West end of the Rotunda Paris Blouses Presentation Thursday in the Imported Shops These are exclusive and original blouses—from Paris. They a feeling (Litt abit and a sie cy quite impossible to describe. he lines are so different, the materials c the sions artistic. They are characteristically reek OF GEORGETTE CREPE The fascinating paste colors of the Georgette crepe blouses go from pale pink into mauve; lavender, Tee , yellow, green and blue. The simplicity of their ines gives them . They are beautifull: pean or finished with shadow embroideries or stite OF BATISTE AND VOILE The smart batistes and voiles (hand-made, course) not only come in pale pink and white, but this year they blossom out in apple green, lavender and even red and navy blue. They are trimmed with real Valenciennes and filet lace, and with hemstitching. Some are trimmed with embroidery. SPORT BLOUSES The newest sport blouses are of ratine—striking, pay yet hod bats femi- nine... There are many exquisite dark navy blue, brown black In fact, every type of blouse is ited in the Lpelentna bibs poser the beautiful conservative blouse f nisied with a fri 1 collar, to the extreme French blouse—may- hap inspired by the Chinese woman’s costume. $5.75 to $65. The Imported Shops cordially invite you to see this representative dis- play of the new Spring models. Third floor, Old Building The Furia Galleries are openuntil 9 this evening | Dinner will be served from 6 to 7.30 ‘A little forethought exer-— cised NOW will save much) money. Furniture production is not equal to the demand. | Furniture woods and materials are scarce. Furniture prices | are rising. Investigate for ‘ yourself. The opportunity to | profit by the February Sale of | Furniture will remain open for pieces have just come on to the floors— your availing until Saturday at 10 to 33 per cent. less. For three days evening. only. Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Galleries, New Bldg. So that men may come direct from business, meet their wives or families in the Restaurant, and MAKE SURE of the furniture they need or are going to need, and of the February savings of 10 to 50 per cent. Half Price for odd pieces and suites which we are not going to re-order. Find these all grouped on the Fifth and Sixth Galleries. All the rest of the Wanamaker home furniture—ten great truck loads of new Orders will now be taken for the Wanamaker Knickerbocker ~ Hardwater soapathalf the price $1 a dozen cakes in March. $2 a dozen other months of the year. A distinctive Wanamaker product, originated by this store. now improved by a new process of manufacture. But Softer on the skin. Soap as soap cannot be better made than this Wanamaker nickerbocker; the Loan ingre- dients cannot be of higher grade; costlier soap can be made, but only by using more omean ve Lop aig aes a creamier lather. trial, even in the hardest of waters, wilt ‘show its superiority over all imitations. The FORM as well as the oy ot of the Wanamaker cake is economical— it almost until it disappears without the cake breaking. There is more waste away broken pieces of ee. than ae “geen imagine. Main Old Building bright, clear appearance of the soaj (ori at ane clear. Ail tit HROUGH, as you ‘ise it) shows its quality MUSIC at home, during Lent What a Lenten season this would be — what lasting good might be | brought about—if it were used to demonstrate, in EVERY home, the boundless possibilities of MUSIC as | an entertainer, a healer of mental ills, a developer of love between members of the family and of friend- ship with those outside of the family. By Actual Count we have 97 different makes, styles, sizes or grades of pianos, player-pianos and reproducing pianos ' And they are ALL good. this anywhere that we know of. convenient terms to purchasers. Come and hear their wonderful tones. No such choice as And no house betterdisposed than we are to give the most iano Salons, First Galery, New Building