The evening world. Newspaper, May 21, 1920, Page 14

Gone ft ts enid wt least 2,000 children erry @ oretest | paper reporter yesterday. Mr, Zelt- perth apf Ae eninst these ar-| Ter at the Mayors suggestion, lad gone to see Police Commissioner En- For a week the arrests have aver-|right and Capt. Rochester, whose aged more than sixty a day. The!men have made most Of the arrests. majority of the cases are dismissed, Essex Market Court records show. In| sioner Enright said the matter would some instances sentence is suspended.|be attended to immediately. How- Fines are seldom more than $1. Mag-|¢Ver, the arrests continued. istrate Corrigan, who has beard all the cases during the recent crusade, was asked why he let so many pyis rests to the City Hail, ~ HYUN PROMISE Arrests Average Sixty a Day and East Side Makes “The war on the pushcart is an old, * The people of the lower Past Side Gre fighting what they contend is an _ @ffort to prevent them from keeping @own the cost of living. For many Years the pushcart has been an in- Btitution there. Prices at the curb have been much lowér than in the stores, and trade wer has been con- Now, during a general movement to feduce prices, wholesale arrests of Peddlers are cdusing no end of trouble. Mayor Hylan bas ‘been ap- | {i pealed to, and unless something is|, te oe ae ees Bee of our own manufacturing. Coats and Wraps” New Spring Suits Maternity: Expectant mothers may also profit by this sale. greatest department’ of its kind in the world, will be Infants’ Dept. Shop, too, we will give 20 this opportunity to procure baby’s clothes at a big saving. “THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 21, inually.” Alderman Louis Zeltner mado ao Stout Women, too, can save 20 per cent. Following their usual custom to provide for stout women the same advantages that other stores provide for slender women GDC. tw America’s Leading Stout-Wear Specialists ‘i, | Will Offer for a Limited Time Their Entire Retail Stock Including everything, on all floors, in all depart- ments, amounting to over half a million dollars At JO% Off - Think’ What This Means ‘Our regular prices are always very low becguse of our side street location and because But, now, you get 20 per cent. off these prices. For Example a Suit price $44.50 you get $8.90 baek a Skirt price $12.50 you get $2.50 back a Waist price $7.95 you get $1.59 back a Corset price $6.85 you get $1.87 back Yes, 20% Off Reduced Garments, too Many prices had already been reduced for special sales. But now you get 20 per cent, off the sale prices as well as the regular prices, 20% Off on Everything for Stout Women Sizes: 39 to 56 bust; 26 'to 45 waist Silk Skirts Corsets Wash Skirts Silk Underwear Cotton Waists Cotton Underwear Georgette Waists | Negligees - Crepe de Chine Waists Petticoats Sweaters Stockings —Yes—20 per cent. off applies— also to the The Lower Store is the outlet for our mail order ‘over- stocks, Prices here are always very loy. But the reduc- tion applies here as everywhere else in the store; 20 per cent. will be deducted from every price at the time the sale is made, Everything for Stout Women Coats Skirts Underwear Suits + Waists Housedresses Dresses Co Petticoats rsets Also a complete line of Maternity Apparel. We suggest early shopping. Extra salespeople will be pro- vided. Please help us all you can by carrying small parcels. “No Approvals No Returns No Mail Orders - Just West 3 of 5th Ave. ee RAT BIL re Na i nas me ooo = ahi ain 7 ‘ tour of his district with a -news- there could be a municipal market, It | Seboot of Instraction h carte off the streets. is different. And why should one man be allowed to sell when another is arrested? That js a question I would |, nea A school of inatruct tims of rent gougers in the Dyckman section of Manhattan (Inwood) will o-night im Publf. School No. and Academy Streoe un- der the auspices of the Inwood Civic has conducted @ num- He said the Mayor admitted the ar- rests should be stopped, and Commis- ‘The Alderman asked Dr. Samuel Deputy Markets Commis- sioner, it he or Commissioner O’Mal- y, as had been reported, had given orders to round up pe Buchler said no such orders had been | 5 given and if it had been the police “At a time jike this, especially just before a Jewish holiday, It is a shame to deprive the poor people of an op- portunity to buy food at low prices,” 4 said Mr. Zeltner, “Ever wince I can oners go. He said: remember—and I have lived on the cast aide all my Jife-—there have been | +! pushcarts, In certain districts the old story, If it were not for the oe Pests ai tor beiuied Oa that they seem to be a necessity T) should they be annoyed in other dis- might take a different stand. 1 feel, | tricts? however, that these peddlers are do- ing @ service and are keeping living | * costs down in a section where store prices would be prohibitive, I realize as well as any one how much of a nuisance to trafic the pushcart is, but it is not a new condition and right now. when prices are high, I feel I should be lenient. “So long as the city licenses these men the clty should protect them. 1 know it has been the custom of Cap- tains of certain police precincts to move the pushearts into neighboring precincts, and for that reason these men have been buffeted about con- a procedure under the new la “If, as in Cleveland or other cities, For Stout Figures For Medium Figures Forty-one other styles at prices that are within reach of the demand. For Slender Figures GOOD STORES EVERYWHERE An Pee NT (ORSETS ER BUT ee No Restrictions! Spring Suits eel 20% DISCOUNT SALE at “The Harris Store” ' STILL GOING ON 20% Off Everything No Reservations! TOP COATS SUMMER SUITS INCLUDED Prices on Tickets Remain UNCHANGED: You deduct 20% or take 1-5 off price marked on ticket. SUITS AND TOP COATS ‘Former Prices $40 Less 20% 45 Less 20% 50 Less 20% 55 Less 20% 60 Less 20% 65, Less 20% ‘70 Less 20% Kincaid. Kimball Clothes Famous for fine tailoring Store Opens at 8 Tht Now $32 36 40 44 48 52 56 Closes at 6.30 7 Cortlandt St. (cue se) SIXTH AVE. L AT DOOR—HUDSON TUBE AT CORNER Saks & Company Will Hold To-Morrow _ A Special Exhibition and Sale of $5.95 WONDER HATS Including the Very Newest Styles for Summer, as (Created by Leading French and American Designers Summer Hats—light, airy, and full of newness—so delightful in their originality that one would never identify them with this low price, Tailored Effects, Drooping Brim and Large Dressy Models Fashioned of Georgette Crepe and Lustrous Silk Taffeta; in combination with Gay Ribbons, Ostrich Fancies, and Colorful Flowers. A heaping measure of fine fla- vored sugar disks—generously good! Rell: of Assorted Flowers, alee (A!) Checehan, Ail W acargrem wad. New Gagan Confectionery €0 a All Cason wanted Shade, including a good selection in Navy Blue. Broadway Saks & Company at 34th < ta SSPrCAILLLI Neeeee LULL ULL eee LLLL LE eeeeieed LLL LD ORLD * * * * IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED — A WORLD “WANT” WILL GO AND FIND IT * » * * * x. T WANTS eer ineh|