The evening world. Newspaper, June 1, 1920, Page 23

OPEN 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. STORE OPEN 9 A. M. to & P. M. HEARN FARN Piautaies Saas wo a rts ki Fourteenth Street Wert of Fitts Avenue. \Answers to Rent Queries; (2888/8 Sag" _ New Laws Explained for i"... 30 i: Evening World Readers irre ai ux ralsed to $40, paid the $40 under of the house sical ts ir protest you should lo: use the law recognizes no relation | let the matter go to court. She can- E. W.—My lease expires on Out. and the landlord wishes to raisom® between what you pay and What @| not get you merely because she wants Ww | d. ) | e from $5 to $90 a month, which is | former tenant paid. tf to sell the house. Do not let her bluff ednesday and hurs ay ' greatly in excess of the 2% per cent.| 4M: b, 8 On Apyil 1, 1918, my vent | | y sliowed by law. Am I compelled to |g29, told that on i , ry | Ad Cj renew my lease, or can I have re-|my rent would be $40. I am ot now | 1 course to the 25 per cent. law? My |#0lng to pay it, and I want to know r 2 cent. of apartment consists of two emall/wiether 1 should offer 25 per cent. of . $27 or of $: Answer—Ofter 25 per cent of $29 CONSTANT READER—My rent oa | “California Syrup of Figs” yooms, one kitchenette and a bath, ‘Therefore, $90 seems exorbitant for Departments Include Und Women’ Dresses such emall quarters, During my five) Jan. 1, 1920, was increased from $4 f ; Banta Weare Caretts ad Furnishisigs perp eed years occupancy the rooms have been |(2, 950» J hate been informed thets70| Child’s Best Laxative | Washable and Silk Blouses nd Furnishings Gitlt and Misses’ Summer Papered and painted twice. What/and that on July 1 I will be asked to can Ido? sign a lease for that amount, How Answer—Refuse to sign the new |should I act in (his matter? lease, because the iucrease does seem} Answer—The law presumes the in- | exorbitant for that ize apartment. crease to be unjust and oppr Remain where you are and when the! Refuse to aign the lease, if you jandlord brings y into court on|That ts your right. Let the case go Petticoats, Millinery Wi » Dresses, Coats Dresses i Hearn’s Sales Grow Because of Matchless Value Givi Wednesday and Thursday Children’s Billiebirke holdover proceedings plead tho in-|to court and there be adjusted on the fusticy ot Une rental. he an‘ trving to |Desis ot Jour landlord's expenses 26th Annual June Sales Skirt Days force upon you and it is most liksly| M. U. H.—My rent March 1, 1919, iS aahindace vara [het tl Pajamas UNDERMUSLINS _| |ererysuweanansnee tion on the increase, You can com-jraised to $18; on July 1 it was , pel him to produce his expense books | to $14; Nov. 1 it reached $15.50, a J a Women’s All-Wool Plaid Skirte— to show the incroase is just. jon June 1 it wiil be $19.38. I would rent wag |[ike to know what to do? Now the house has been sold, to be unjust and oppressive | new landlord raise my rent because you have been raised more Answer: The law presumes an in- |than 25 per cent. of what you paid a 2 2 0 All you want of every kind, Every kind is worth buying. e That sums up the uantity and quality you may expect from our June Sales assortments of undermuslins. We bought them crease of more than 26 per cent. in a 'year ago. Refuse to pay it and allow \ ine in thi j to be oppressive and unjust. If |the case to be adjusted in court on Our regular $2.96 | bores! obtaining in this way eile hr pick of se engi you paid $20 @ year ago, the law |the basis of the landiord’s expenses. ut large price concessions as well, enabling us to offer sale 26th Annual June Sales would presume any other increase | M. D.—1 am a janitress, paying part ii » gy and $3.48 || values which are very nearly on a par with to-day’s wholesale unjust. However, if the new land- rent. My landlord told me the other Accept “California” Syruj rices. Women’s and Misses’ lord can prove his expenses justify ay he wanted my rooms to move into | only——look f oe name Pi 5 8 dew eerie eae cs [Tuned to, Maver DIALNG GAVEGE ines Prue cette Tetier the Weck ted eae Ideally cool and comfort- Drawere—Nainsook or good qual- | Combinations—bodice with lace Li Suit RL. MI am about to move into | annot put you out on| harmless physic for the little stom- ie de ret ity muslin with tucked and lem- | inset» in low neck designs front inen Suits flat the rental of which was $16 a) such short n Refuse to movel ach liver an oy atitebed ruffles or lace edge— nd back— ‘ ear ago. It was raised to $15 some |on the date he seis and if he brings) si liver and bowels, Children love able for Summer nights, |} curreguar eft: 6S | Mourreg-as0s..... 76 time ago and now for me it is put up| the matter to court you would not 4 ‘iebi ‘ re—r : to $22. What is your opinion of this? | be put out under thirty to sixty dayw,|¢@ch bottle. You must say these Billiebirke pajamas, |} Taenrolaieg vith Rithoedlad oe bith pa Slipe—round neck edged 15 50 Answer: The landlord has the right | H.C. F.—We have been 4 tenant in| fornia.” —Adv' of lace—skirt trimmed e —our regular $1.38 Bloomers—pink with b} ‘ py fe tching our regular @8.68,........2.76 of fine pink batiste, full BROOKLYN OPPENHEIM, GLLUNS & © FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN cut and daintily stitched with blue, are splendid bargains at this generous Sizes 6 to 18 years. Girls’ Middy Blouses 1.65 Our regular $1.94 —tuffled—elastic at knee and waist—our reg. .78 64 Bloomere—plain pink or pat- terned, with biue bird ruffles with rows of stitching or h stitching—our reg. $1.98... .9@ Bloomera—batiste, crepe or sateen —ertra quality— our reg. $1.48............ 1.26 Envelope Chemise—round or square neck——trimming of fancy lace, embroidery and ribbon —our regular $1.48........ O06 Envelope or Straight Chemises —fine nainsook, white or flesh— ribbon shoulder straps or armhole daintily shirred and finished with lace and ribbon— our regular $1.97......... 1.46 Envelope Chemises—fine white or flesh—yoke back and front— made of dainty lace and, # ribbon—our reg. $2.76... 1.95 Corset Covers—round neck edged with embroidery and run with ribbon— our regular .68. 56 Corset Covers sook-—round neck trimmed front and back with lace inserting and ribbon— our regular .07........, ea Petticoate—with deep ruffle of lace, or lace and embroidery— neck, bordered with lace insertion Other beautifully trimmed Prin- cess Slips— 8.28 tv L178 Night Dressee—soft finish muslin square neck~finished with insets of lace and embroidery— our reg. $1.08............ L388 Night Dresses—nainsook—white or flesb—round or V ueck—trim- ming or fancy lace and embroid- ery—ribbon run— our reg. $2.28......+.... 74 Night Dresses—fine nainsook, ba- tiste and = crepe — utifully trimmed with fancy broidery and ribbon— our regular $3.28 2.64 Night Dresses—square neck— handsome model with lace trim. ming et and ae [terre ered medallions and ribbon —our regular 84.68... 3.00 Philippine Night Dre: round or square neck—hand-scalloped edges and embroidered eye- lets, ribbon r 4 = 3 é 5 & 3.48 Philippine Chemises—round neck embroidered eyelets run with ribbon—our reg.$3.48 2,49 Philippine Corret Covers—round neck—daintily embroidered—fin- Our regular $19.75 These Linen suits are the essence of tailored smartness for Summer, amd coolness as well, June sales bring these finely tailored suits, one of which is illustrated, to an economy value which women will find irre- sistible. 26th June Sales Children’s Undermuslins Large, new stocks and values which’ offer unusual savings. “Children’s Muslin Drawers— hemstitched hem and tucks—sises 1 to 4 years— our regular .44 veee OR 6 to 10 years our regular .48...0.......45 .33 Children's Cambric or Muslin Drawers-—trimmed with lace or embroidery—sires’1 to 12 yea our regular .96... earn eg “68 Misses’ Princess Slips—cibroidery bon trimming—sizes 6 to aud edge—skirt or drawer ished with ribbon— model—our reg. $2.98..... 9.94 | our regular $8.48........ 2.48 gular $1.90..........1,4@ Misses’ Fine Batiste Slips—trim- ming of fancy lace and embroidery— sizes 6 to 18 years— our regular $3.96..........2,.72% Misses’ Nightgowns—ol nainsook aod cambric—trimming of em. broidery and lace~run with ribbon sizes 1 to 14 years— our 81.48.0000... 118 Misses’ Billie Burke Pajamas— pink batiste; frog trimmed, or white with pink crepe—sizes 6 to 18 y; ryeverer, iY FDNESDAY _ || cnc Sites aoe ‘o trimmed with lace—double seat : sizes 6 tod —— aia... . 8 | 7 CORSET@aPETTICOAT | | ne Misses’ Bloomers —— crepe and \ DAY. our gir #180 nn June Sale) values make Wednesday an exceptionally interesting day in these two departments. A Special Attraction in Fine Voile Blouses Very distinctive indeed are these dainty white Fine Voile Blouses elaborated with lace, tucking and embroidery. Both long 2 75 and short sleeves are featured, as well e as a variety of style in collar and cuff - BROOKLYN OPPENHEIM, CLLINS & © FULTON STREET—BROOKLYN A Very Special Sale Cor sets—White—20 to $0--fine , Extra Size Petticoate—black June Sale Specials in } coutil— low bust—embroidery | cotton taffeta—all —_ lengthe— trimmed tops— elastic fitted bande— WHITE GOODS our regular $4.00., 2.74 | our regular 61.68 1.35 Vacation brings the need of these well fashioned middies for Summer wear, Our assortments are large, and this special value affords notable savings. | Lovely White fabrics for every Sum- mer need at attractive prices. Novelty Voiles—s6 inches wide White Shadowproof Petticoats — | tailored tub silk models—elastic fitted bande Bandeaux—34 to 40—fine coutil— e lastic inserts under arm Middies are of lonsdale jean, in all white or with colored ||| our regular .74......0+4 G | our regular 66.04........ 5.00 prtttiper, crossbars, dote— i. trimmings, finished smartly with silk laces or ties, our regular .68., rr Ge En velope C hemises Sizes 6 to 18 years. Burton's Fifth Avenue Taffeta Petticoats—taffeta top—very deep Chiffon Volles— our regular .90.......,.......94 French Lingerie Batiste— 45 inches wide— our regular 81.00......, Gabardine — 36 inches skirts, uniforms and, boys’ wash suite— our regular .78..., co OE Shirting Madras — in stripe and figure— 43 our regular .60. flounce of taffeta or messaline—navy, rose, taupe, Adriatic blue, ted bands— WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Sale Women’s Tan Vici-Kid Oxfords Value 2.95 1.85 We are enabled to make this atlrac- MORNING SPECIALS—Tuesday & Wednesday Until 1 P. M. To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted. No Mall or Telephone Orders. 60 ct. White Organdics ‘ 35 ct. Women's Black Hose 40 tnches wide—sheer and cri Split goles — seconde of 45 cts. ty A Mercerized Popline—s utility fabs ‘ for blouses and dresses. quallty—#\ to 10 f y tive offer simply through our fore- WRITE VAMAICE MAIN FLOOR, ey basa MAIN FLOOR, S Ce 9 as pepeate =r 58 sighledness in purchasing these dainty e $2.75 ond $2.25 Satine 36 inches... 3.34) "030 inches wide—for dresses and Hearn Goodwear Longcloth — 16 underthings several months a Large onwerteot ot aco muits, d piece— nl 0. td'dark colorgaieg black LINKNS-MAIN FLOOR. yard pi our regular $6.58......,.. 4.74 ; r ; A Our regu 4.96 Young Men's Trovser 3.95 Fine nainsook, trimmed with regular Ut, Marcerized Setvena, 00... 83 Women din er gga POE Longcloth—10-yard piece good quality lace and ribbon ote Meatcted dark colurssvor al lin: | slags to [i alpalaa adl O0r re gwlar EOF ee ert is 3.50 in a pleasing variety of styles, 108 Dury TNGs—DAMEMENT, | Seen cee eee oem Nainsook--10-yard plece— our regular 04.97.......... 3.88 Nainsook—10-yard piece our regular 85.20...,....., 4.12 . * 0 Boys’ Extra Trouser Suits. twoofwhicharehere illustrated. TTet. Ramie Linen— 35 inches san | FEM Bove, Haire Trower Dedts Looks i!ke real linen — splendid heather faticies—sem fabric for sports d Summer ap POE TON, PALRICB- BASEMENT, + tan, ed models—tror y coats lined with twill alpaca tinting. Night Gowns Bloomers pe | 53 ct. Ribbons (1:48 BOs CLOTUING-—TUIRD Filwon, Between three and four. in pink and white rtainsook, trim- i | Mabe, aan sitose = gaa and i | an with lace medallions; sleeve Made of pink nainsook, full fash- | ialring mee ann ee He te treat ena wae? forty-five on Wed! and sleeveless models; some with | ioned, with shirring and elastic at | on eat ee EM it eLiNe Gasca, and Thursday after round, others with V-shaped necks, knee. | : Tet Te 6 print OM and em- | 93 ct. Bleached Sheeting 78 neon 7 . ; broidery trimmed, : | $1 inches wide—for full size beds. : Values 2.95 Exceptional Value Medium round toe, low rubber heels, flexible turned soles—sizes 4 to 8 INFANSS’ WEAU-SECOND FLOOR, = | DED MUSLING—BABEMANT, A efreshing © D,E and EEE widths $2.97 French Serges 2.20 | $2.47 New Scrim Curtains 1.98 f ' O# vast importance in the wardrobe bf the economical woman is a shoe Cream Ae Tere, wives Inches” | “pace, edee or Ineenilend = Slap Pot of Tea | Special Special whch may be worn equally well in town or country DRESS GOODS-MAIN LACE. CURTAINS—BaSEMENT, Will be ser free in . i ba e | ‘This value affords an exceptional opportunity to purchase shoes which ‘ 5057 ct. New Curtain Muski 38 ved our combine style and comfort at a notable saving NO MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS loose knee | Yard wide--spots, Agures and col- extra sizes. Lon) ored ca re KNIT UNDERWEAR—MAIN FLOOR. restaur nt or cafeteria with everyt rde