The evening world. Newspaper, July 8, 1920, Page 10

eS av G WORLD, THURSDAY, JUL rome We must get ont Sept. 80) ‘Phe house your, You have the rigit to “ rétube | the Fooms und put everything In good {rested 18 he persiats in his re Aniewer—Of course if you think the to Rent | weries: has been a ‘only two years and is|the last increase unt! the landiord/shape during June. What should ®& Hier rented a fat Aug. 15, 1919, a fa worth hed you will feel all r) mode! ry respect. If we cas! can prove by his expenses he Is Justt~/do on July 17 oor oan ep wan rained May 1, 190, |right about paying that’ much. | the prove AY 4°73 to get us out fed in asking Answer—it the apartment is in| to $40. T Wire been notified my rant faw presumes the increase to be un- RS. V. yfinaly tell _me where I/such bad @hape that it is uncom-|from Sept will be $460, The flat just and oppressive and you have the will the rmit us to stay? . 9 ew aws xp laine or Anewer ere has been an agree- pa. 0 to force the landlord to make|fortable and the repairs are abso-/may be h $60 to-day as Mght to refuse to pay it un : ment among Municipal Judges that | necessary repairs and how I can have |lutely necessary you can apply to alscarce. What would you adyise me |landiord can prove his expenses jus- n an $s ear landlord mist prove he intends he premises fixed up to make them | Magistrate and have the landlord ar-'to do? tity It. _ Evening World Readers Half Price SS Some of them, however, swear out a warrant . ~ ve eo 0 d if he ‘ ‘ o rent a pelt 'and then inform your land- dup to thelr agreement of your Jandlor ©. M—t rented my apartment in| iora ‘or a law which makes It a mis- refuses to make necessary repairs. ‘ ha hia ik othe tneaed ; 1919, at $46. On Nov. 1, 1919,/ demeanor for him to neglect repairing | e 2 » i, 5 Notify him that you intend doing this TO o ~] ho raised from $17 to $20 and on July 1,/and if he pays no attention have him Infants’ Wear Departments 41 the rent ned to $66 and the|the apartment to such an extent it 1s | a Et ed cel bed uncomfortable to live in. The law |1920, we were raised to $22. This is/arrested. Your health matter can —_—_ —— tie: counbepoodellitie DAB. ke ‘andlora announces his intention to a@ $5 increase in ten months. The jtaken up with the Board of Health. A z provides a can be imprisoned or retail and b il I h Oct. 1, 1920.] fined or both. landiord has done no repairing in ten S—1 was paying $18 a year ago. y mail, n the j¥alee again to $68.60 by in course of handling a tremend- lyn—We have received |years, and when I told him he was|/The house was sold five months ago 9 “Phere have been no improvements bee Ree Tantra that he |assing too much rent he eald he knew|and I was faised to $93, ‘The house ous quantity of good Pe Tam ‘willing to obey the law.) ots us to eet out because he con-| what he was doing. What can Ido? |was sold again two months ago and i y goods many ie my status? templates making extensive changes| Answer—The law presumes the in-|the new owners raised me to $25. I garments become soiled. Anewer—The law would presume/in the ises and that the work!to be unfair because you been | protested the rent was too muoh, These have all been sent to ry +r landlord to be just in demanding | Cannot while we are raised more than 36 per cent. In paid Itt when _he_prom od to fepalt ‘sate ben aa 60 if he waite until Nov. 1, 1920, tee have the increase go Into’ effect, y ecause the increase will be 26 per alee s | THOUSANDS OF WOMEN BUYING Be ony ae os ! . THREE AND FOUR PAIRS than 2% per cent. In an effort Bite msc canes o himre | REGULARS9*sI5 VALUES ‘to permit me to remain at that i The Lasin Silk Sale Bum, tn the demand. Bo if you ‘paying more than that nt, % inerease you can have the ‘pettied in court, where both . Crepelle, Cashmere, etc. Some Pag landlord = ao an beautifully embroidered and ailk You have the rigat to lined. A’ few are slightly soiled. at unti mat \ One style pictured. 95 1 ge .& 0 ise, Sebenialene aot \ 1.95 and 3 received a notice from the Pl ee cS7CREPE de CHINE), 3 MU This Season's | oP Se. 1, Can he do this? made of Chambray, Gingham and no law which if Linené, veral style ne B A GLORIOUS WONDERFULLY Styles in All Leathers || t=2* sient: ie z a yes Should refuse to. pay eonptinok tn \ ee j Shoes exchanged if not satis- Fe SOME dna etn net Sut vo 0 flahtre romain. quire. rad factory, or money refunded. |] wise aumungeeot styles in ae of iy landing demanded an i, Pg dl WIDTH . | Lexington Ave. Subway, || ithe oir me Slightly t temued 0 five roonthe’ stay, dur- 39-40 INCHES " | Madison Ave. Cars and 34th | | 39c to 1.59 i trans c, (oe gee pig boy USES St. Crosstown Cars stop at H d ration of this new fem wah to go into Rtrect. . | door. . ls ats an Caps , the landlord said he would ‘ |] Suitable for children up to 4 cen ae cei Baronette Satin Taffeta % Associated Shoe|| i912 rhc ia ae vgn tn song ander 84 inches wide, 3 4 9° inches wide, Black Navy. of Manufacturers | ; 25c to 1.85 Rs ord ts sufficient. What is Sale Price Sale Price Pp OME Maternity im Th ro Varbal _Jetnee are legal a “ — CoolSummer Dresses = “puto sie Sette £ora| fal Georgette&CrepedeChine| Washable Satin [atin or greh en Sha Extra heavy quality; Sinches wide. Flesh—White. st i] ing ‘style with dainty white. or Bcc gave my landlord a 25 WT Gia Seis hae: 1 69 Regular Price, $2.95 ] |] gandie collar. Special 595 gave me a. lease for eighteen $8.50 value, ® Sale Price ° ons ; 3 Sete tn, amy WHEN ACCOMPANIED VACATION WEAR AT GREATLY 54H ST. AND 414 H AVENUE Fs in the Lower Store. Lane Bryant, 23 W. 38th St. Sunday World Wants | Work Monday Wonders i ee them on June 1, but has REMITT ANC! z What yea EDUCED PRICES H Siereiaid upp reecaue far | uy Retail a Wholesale Prices & Save the DifferenceZ DOORS OPEN’ 9 AM.To 10 P.M. »¥ Clothes. SY Monroe Clothes New York Ohio provides the Presidential candidates, but Monroe Men’s All Wool Suits Clothes New York. More than 500,000 men have bought Monroe Clothes in our $27.50 and $30 Upstairs Shops—and they are being added to by thousands Wholesale Values because of our recent arrangement to sell all wool suits for men and young men at $19, $23 and $27 (prices that are : actually from $8.50 to $13.50 less than wholesale). Nowhere at any time have such values ever been offered. : Just imagine being able to buy a suit at $19 that is today being sold elsewhere at $35—the difference is exactly what these values save you—and, above all things, remember these suits are this season’s styles and model. The coats, : ! of course, quarter and half lined. i Mon roe Ss pec i al Every garment distinctively guaranteed under our Monroe $32.50 and $35 oye) Doctrine of Entire Satisfaction or Money Back. Wholesale Values ps E$ If you are at all in need of Summer clothes we only ask that : we we be privileged to show you what a saving is to be had by Outing Trousers ‘ your visiting any one of our conveniently located Upstairs White Flannele 30 Monroe Clothes Shops. COME UP G} We Will Exchange or Refund—Deliver—Make Alterations Free : : > But once during this season have We still have a goodly variety $37.50 and $40 MANHATTAN ; BRONX Timely Item we announced that we sell of Extra Pants that are double Wholesale Values Mohair Suite—and yet we've dis- 7 42d «= Street, cor. = Bway Bergen Ave. at 149th Street i of thensenda of Usem—- Extra Values. , We've grouped ° ° SOE 42d “ “ Madisen BROOKLYN Mohair Suits and no wonder— them in two lots and claim for ' Nasu =“ “ Frankiort 413 Fulten Street » them the best Pants Values this § Cortlandt “ - B’way Court and Montagu> Streets ; We sell’em at $15 i 4 Mb § kek Made 587 Fulton at Flatbush Ave. A quality not to be equalled else- season has offered, ’ aol od a NEWARK 151. Market St where at $20. 4 iM diy way JERSEY CITY Newark Ave. Alterations, if necessary, without —A wonderful buy for Crete & : : " 125th “ cor. 7th Ave, PATERSON 220 Main - Din any man in need of a V/- Ve | Clarystie Street at Canal YONKERS Getty Square Plenty of Stouts Now. | pair of extra pants.