The evening world. Newspaper, November 4, 1920, Page 8

os reneeer A a eee ae os Li pang oe, HILLY CONFIDENT HIGHER COURT WILL UPHIOLD RENT LAWS Chairman of Mayor's Board| Says Early Decision Is Desired by All. That the constitutionality of the mew rent’ laws wil! be fully upheld by the Court of Appeals was the con- Yietion 1 prensed to-day by Arthur J. W. Trilly, Chaterman of the Mayor'r Committee on Rent Profiteering, der- pite a dechtion by Supreme Court Vusttoe Hotchkiss, which provided the wey for &n open court hearing on @ tenavt’s pleit against eviction, "The Supreme Court of the United States hiw held that a State.is justi- fled in the ane of the police power tn] - casen of emergency,” said Mr. [lily “That decighon was made in the care of a Wertetn State which passed emergency leyisiation regulating ba kerics. Houslwg ts fully as important and the emergency in thie elty much greater, therefore Iam sure the higher courts will sustain the walwiity of the rent laws. “Every onganization interested in the housing situation ts in agreement with Justice Hotchkisa om the never of an eany decision by the higher courts on the conatitutionaTity of the Inws, and they are ali doing every- thing that 18 possible to burry the question to a final answer.” “BOMB” BIG FIRECRACKER. Miachievoun Boy Releved Reapon- athle for Pershing Square Plot. The “bomb” scare in Pershing Squore on Wednerday morning was an explosion of @ giant firecracker, ac- we chandise. squirrel, etc. 450.00 HREE-QUARTER length coats of rich, deep furred pelts, plain or with contrasting collar and cuffs. Hand- somely lined and faultlessly made, coming to Combustible Inspector James miele an Investiqntion An arrest Is expected, on lea retalt ptr fern ule Phigetcr to Fariy Ry a he a pound in Raund Bean | Cévcted solely to men’s and 2 nai ceo Wark ese ‘eal Rania “rt Bidvolag O8B7. Eat 0 Youre Your eyes are your most »recious possession — don't neglect them. Ehrlich glasses cost little and help so much. Reliable Eyesight Examination lich &Sons BstatUshed 58 Yearn New York: ite B'way, at Jobn St. all-leather oxfords. do better. | 17 Wost Brooklyn: 493 Fulton 8t., cor. Dest r Co. Fifth Avenue at 35th Street—N..Y. Annual NOVEMBER SALE of FUR GARMENTS Beginning Tomorrow 62,000 Worth of Finest Quality Hudson Seal Wraps and Coats j HESE savings will be doubly appreciated when you see for yourself the superiority of our furs. standard—in style, quality of pelts, finish and workmanship our Sale merchandise at all times equals our regular mer- We have no double This sale includes the fashionable and exclusive models— there are plain coats and coats trimmed with-skunk, mole, We Direct Attention to Two Groups at You Never Pay More at Best’s NZ There's a sneeze in every breeze—safety first means warmer wearables. We've four great stores boys’ outfitting—abundant stocks. Suits and overcoats of the world’s finest woolens. Scotch knit jackets and vests. As smart as they are warm. | Wool underwear—a size for every shape. We spe- cialize in union suits, Wool socks for wear with Soft hats. Derbies. | Prices reasonable, | Money back, if you can Rocers Peet Company | " 575.00 Ne group rep- resents the finest quality coats in our stock. The models include a variety oflengthand styles. Money will buy no better coats than these, 394 FIFTH AVENUE, AT 36TH STREET Reductions are from 810,00 to $21.60 BETTY WALES DRESS SHOP 170 NEW VELVETEEN FROCKS SALE TO-DAY and TO-MORROW $38 Former Prices $48 to $59.50 Without a doubt the best value in Smart Style Frocks Practically every desirable style and coloring in a most diversified assortment for Women and Misses, sizes Piel Wile, DRESS Sri0P BAER ERO. CO., Inc, WOMEN'S KNIT. UNDERWEAR BONWIT TELLER & CO, FIFTH AVENUE.AT 38™ STREET For FRIDAY and SATURDAY A Special Sale of Women’s & Misses’ HIGH DRESS BOOTS Formerly 14.00 to 16.00 10.50 Savings of 3.50 to 5.50 on a Pair Laced dress boots in patent leather, black kidskin with mat kid tops, brown Russian calfskin and all dark gray buckskin. Button dress boots in patent leather or black kidskin. Light weight hand welled soles—high arches, Louis. XVI. heels. AT VERY SPECIAL PRICES Lisle Bloomers Union Suits Regularly 1.10 85 Regularly 3.75 2.75 In white, pink and black. Glove silk top, lisle body. Lisle Union Salts Cotton Union Suits Regularly 1.95 and 2.45 |, Regularly 1.35 and 1.60 ] 5 ] 0 Raa aad wetra sides Ards Lisle Union Suits in regular and weight white or pink. Knee or extra sizes, in white only. ankle length. Wool Jersey Bloomers Regularly 6.95 4.95 Ankle length bloomers in taupe, navy or black. MAIN FLOOR Give Your Tired Feet Comfort That Lasts! ON'T make your tortured, burning feet suffer an longer! Corns, buanions, cal- louses, ingrowing nails, fallen arches, are mistakes! All such miseries are jast the results of wearing narrow, pinching, pointed-toe shoes. Stop in here today, and let us slip your tired, tender feet into good-looking Educators, You'll begin to feel that delight- fully restlul, foot-soothing sen- . sation a sure sign that Nature has already begun to abolish foot ailments, ’ No breaking-in—no_ discom- fort, Educatois “let the feet grow as they should”--straight-boned, supple and springy. Walking will be « new pleasure for you. Get the whole family into Educators. “DUCATOR SHOE® FOR MEN, WOMEN, and CHILDREN SIGNET SHOE COMPANY 1345 Broadway, between 35th and 36th Streets. Harlem—112 West 125th Street. ronx—Third Avenue and 149th Street, Brooklyn—557 Fulton Street. THE PEACE TREATY LEAGUE OF NATIONS COVENANT 1920 WORLD ALMANAC Special Limited Edition. 85¢ a Copy at All World Offices. Be akan Node Near A Most Remarkable Sale 750 Georgette Blouses FRIDAY Regularly to $7.50—Unsurpassed Values at *3.80 These beautiful blouses have been taken fyom regular stock and reduted. The models are of excellent quality Georgette and effec- tively trimmed with rec Filet lace, Venice lace, tucked fronts and frills, Sizes 34 to 44, though not in all styles. Five models pictured. Bisque, Flesh White, ‘avy, Brown — THE WS TS DVT TADS TTS TAS TANTS TNS THAT TS TN /