The evening world. Newspaper, February 9, 1921, Page 6

amma asi Between Broadway & Seventh Ave boo “ENROLL IN AHOME Will Meet Lockwood Commit- “YOU ALWAYS PAY LESS AT MAY'S" | mit them to offer the smartest Modes exhibited on Fifth plied in the new United Citizens’ Board of Health in Pearl Street, ac- Who announced thut committee & View of discussing p ed Jegis- | Health Commissioner rs . tee to Discuss Needed i —— ———-- —— Sedat | Pa MAY'S Low Rental and M 2 q h Legislation | w Rental and Moderate Overhead Expenses per = = Avenue, at from twenty-five to thirty-five per cent. less, | Upward of 6,000 members are en- = _ — Home Commitice, Inc. with heud- quarters on the ninth floor of the cording to Capt, Edwin D. Graff, Chairman of the Board of Directors, Would confer with the Lockwood Mousing Commitiee next week, with | lation to relieve the pr t housing | @hortaze ‘ who conferre December, hc Copeland, neiers last hear the re to what re- nd in the way of mine to be offered | who have paid in Home Committce © diy NEWER SPRING FROCKS VERY SPECIAI VERY SPECIAL , 93.50 37-50 * NEW FT ROCKS OF NEWER FROCKS Ui PAFFETA SILK, CAN CANTON CREPE, KIT YON CREP F AND TEN’> BAR CREP 1 CREPE Dit CHINE IN AND CHIFFON TAL DISTINCTIVE DE FETA WITH THOSE SIG: PORTRAYING SLIGHT VARIATIONS W ST! . OF THE DECREED SPRING MODE THAT MAKE THEM | INDI- ORNAMENTATION OF! BEADING OR EM BROIDERY SIZES @ Branca! p the 5,000 per $1 for semi- membership in the h Owning their own iit The financial p fee, as Cupt, Gia prefered | It te made’ wp of Walter Stab , ©, Vhe Metropolitan Life Insurance H pany as Chairman, Allan Robinson and George Gordon Battle, They have been considering the possibil- Mes-of financing the club pian of home bullding and ownership, at the request of Dr. Copeland, who told them that 75,000 families were in ) ne@d of healthier housing conditions. At the conference with the Look woot commiliee next week C Graff and Municipal Judge spic berg hope to evolve a plan for ie lative relief whieh will br » cessions in the purchase o: Stato land that never been ured for the purposes for which the or the municipality procured th Originally. . On March’ 4, at the Morris High - Seliool in the Bronx, Dr. Copeland, | Judge Splegetbers, Col. Hine of thr W65th Infantry, Frank EB. Stripe ano Capt. Graff will speak on the pre posed home plans, Yesterday Cap Graff addressed the month!» Of the Patrolmen's Ben ciation and told the about the idea of band) one big family to proc desired housing reliet— family houses, but the © private dwellings popular in the suv | orbs. Divian Seine TUNIC SILHOU- ETTES, WITH SMART TRIMMINGS OF BEADING OR’ EM- BROIDERY FOR WOMEN & MISSES @ 5 The committee holds open meeting | every Monday and Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. -» WOMEN 3 ik COUe SEASON’S END CLEARANCE At Less Than Wholesale Prices Women’s and Misses’ Highest Cost Garments 41 Coats & Wraps 37.50 Formerly Sold up to $90. To Close Out thy 53 Coats & Wraps 59.50| | | 69.50 IN H.C. L, BOYCOTT. Ricts Clone Jewish Markets and Pakerion in New Bronawiek, A boycott by Jewish women against | high prices closed the Bakery shops of New Brunswic! to-day. Attacks started when Bandevecr, of Burnet Street, came out of a bakery yosterday with two dozer rolls. Wome rushed at him and after | Knocking the rolle Into the gutter pur sued him down the street, Other at- . twoks followed. Ax the women pickets to-day the merchants pt to open their shops. | tare retail prices ri Formerly Sold up to $125. To Close Out 49 Coats & Wraps Formerly Sold up to $155. To Close Out The women « a pain at wartime ovels, demite re- joni —— | Gietlons in the whole . = * ——— 54 reimmeo Suits 35-00 » \ WANT B’KLYN FERRY BACK. Formerly Sold up to $85. To close Out ) as , FUR G Bie" |S opening the Rroadway ferry be 5 DOB ewsen Broadway, Nrootiyn, and” My 57 reimuco Suits 49.50) Bi — “7 eprom wil he 2 neat dv formerly Sold up to $105. WH | > ing of representatiy % fii rg Dediew at thi ban he NEXT SEASON'S REVISED PRICES WILL BE GREATLY HIGHER - te lord Avenue and Rodney Street, Brook- “ © wn. Borough President Rlerelmann » \G) will preside. © _ Among the scheduled speakers are Victor U. Lersner, President of the 1 jamaburgh Trust Company, Charles %, &. Tultle and Harry M. Blwarts. g mv S 7 (\UT WOMEN—we STORE—, Remember, we have hardly had any Winter. The cold weather is still to come. Our entire stock of this sea- son’s newest Winter Coats has been greatly reduced. The wise woman will not let this opportunity slip by. deloth COATS 2488s: 2750 Broadcloth REDUCED TO Silvertone COATS 2938's: 398s COATS 3085 e2 4450 61 Plush All these Coats are made the “Lane Bryant way” to fit all types of figures. The materials were rf chased at the lowest price in the recent falling market, making even our regular prices very low. Suit Sale 3:\c%. Dress Sale Great Reductions Tremendous Bargains Suitable for immediate or| For every occasion. Crepe de early Spring wear. Made of All| Chine, Tricotine, Taffeta, Georg- Wool Men's Wear Serge, Ox-|ette, Satin, Jersey, Serge, Foulard ford, All Wool Burella, Vigoreaux| and’ Poplin. Newest styles and and Cheviot, ‘The model pic-| shades. Model picture tured at the left is of All Wool] right is of French Berge. For Serge. Formerly 845.00, now] merly $39.40, now $29.85. This $24.85. ‘This is only an example | is only an example of the wonder- of the wonderful Suit Bargains. |ful Dress Bargains, Othe Others ie 2452 to 3985 | 89 to 35% Skirts n W aists Shepherd Checks, M Of Madras, Voile, Linene,|, Sere; Shepherd Checks, Mo- ame Vet FABER raed Noeaty Mixtures’ Plain Flannel, Crepe de Chine, Georg: ; tle and Silk Tricoletic, and plaited models. Wide range All Weel erelend Be Tecate. ADT. oe te oh was Serge colors, Newest models, 125 to 795 495 to 895 fibe Bryant— Basement 23 West 38th St.—A Bargain Store for Stout Women—Bet. Sth & 6th Aves. ih “ae *5.25 at the For- a we ly, wwe SDAL, cow dAKK Y, Lodd. Lord & Tavior 38th Street and distinction seldom custom Belts, collars Spring Dresses: of Satin Meteor $55.00 W OMEN will find the splendid quality of ; the Satin Meteor one of the conspicu- ous points of value in these afternoon Gowns. ‘The modish simplicity of the style is becom- ing to almost any type of figure, and the con- trasting color of the Georgette lining of the sash gives a touch of picturesqueness and color. Illustrated at right. Straight-line model, skirt slightly tul! at the sides, broad, looped pancls fron: and back. Bodice beaded around the neck and down the left side, sleeve faced with Georgette in a novel cuff Navy Brown Black Third Floor Tailored Suits of Tricotine Ultra-Smart for Spring Made to our order to offer at the marvelously low price of Modes for women, of a certain simplicity tailoring of the better sort—in Tricotine; two models as pictured. one-button link fastening, coats silk-lined throughout. Navy and Black. up Clearance of Fur-Trimmed Wraps and Coats For Women and Misses—Grouped.at Two Prices —FIFTH AVENUE— 39th Street $55.00 woman of fashion has a preference for at least one such trotteur Suit fot her ward- | robe—the woman of affairs considers it the The correct costume for street and office wear, and pocket-slits narrowly bound with black silk braid; found except in Third Foe New Polo Coats ° of Camel’s Hair $50.00 "THERE'S every evidence that the Polo Coat will repeat its popularity of last season, and we are offering a handsome model of silky-soft Camel’s Hair in the natural tan, lined throughout with fine Satin of the same tone—a dashing style, and tailored with ex- pertness. Illustrated at left. Veritably, prices are coming down when Coats of this first-rate quality are of- fered at so modest a sum. Top-Coats for Spring Imported Coatings, unusually smart styles, excellent cut and tailoring. English Mixtures $30.00 $35.00 {frish Frieze $55.00 ' ot Third Fioer $40.00 and $60.00 Offering All Models Remaining from.Our January Sale at February Reductions Flouncings Organdy—Voile—Net $2.95 yard An inspiration for the light party fréck that the foresighted woman has already begun to plan, these flouncings are as dainty and gay as a welcome glimpse of summer, ‘They may be found in several styles and in all the pretty light colors as well as in white. The. moderate price quoted is proof of the caliente value, Ground Floor Dance Petticoats Spring styles favor these lovely, fluffy models, jn flesh-tint wash- able Satin, daintily trimmed with laces. $5.95, $6.95 Second Floor Tan Brogue Oxfords The Choice of the Well-Dressed Woman $7.85 The wide popular appeal of this trim well-built oxford is reflected in the great demand there has been for them this season. They are made of a fine quality calf- skin, over a neat correctly fitting” last, with medium toe and moderate heel. i Beoond Fleer. ane Third Floor — Lovely Pompadour Feather Fans $8.95 (Tax Included). Fashion’s latest whim is for the smaller feather fan, a slight de- parture from the large size spread fan—easier to carry, more con- += venient and quite as graceful in effect. Breakfast Coats Excellent Value at $12.75 and tax Luxurious model of elaborately ruched, ruffled and pin-tucked Chiffon over Crepe de Chine of contrasting color—exquisite two- tone effects. Sitk Lingerie Exceptionally Good Values Night Gowns—Daintily lace trim- med, Crepe de Chine. $4.95, $5.95 2° Night Gowns—Radium... . $5.95 122 Envelope Chemises — Crepe de Chine and Satin $1.95, $2.95, $3.95 Envelope Chemises—Radium. $3.95 Step-in Drawers—Satin, $2.45, $2.95 Bloomers — Flesh tint, Washable Satin, tailored seams, reinforced. $2.65 Second Floer : _Curled or uncurled feathers are used. One style has three drooping tips. Newest colors— orange, jade, orchid, cerise, etc., as well as black and white. Six Sticks Ground Floor, A Most Unusual Sale French Glace Kid Gloves $2.50 pair Mousquetaire Length Leather of exquisite quality—hand- somely embroidered. New Spring colors, also black and white. A Rare Opportunity for Considerable Price Savings on Gloves of Quality. (paws © Blo Strap-Wrist Gauntlets Beautiful soft quality leathers. Spear back. Tan, brown, beaver, black and white.