The evening world. Newspaper, February 11, 1921, Page 4

MEN TO PASS : dinance Will Go Through clog? the bullding tax exemption nance will be passed Tuesday de- the strong opposition of bankers Bnd landlords. ‘The ordinance drawn by jorman Collins and Borough Pres!- ‘Curran of Manhattan, as amended,| Suit was Sreunt, ‘Raatnat nat 36 Jitney 5 in SNarthern | New Provides for a tax exemption of $1,000 | Prners principally, tn tn Newark and J Ber room up to a $5,000 valuation per t. The tax exemption periot is | ! ‘every Democratic monrbor of the Board | i rr ‘be in his went next Tuesday,” suid | Alderma: n Coiling, “tt Je quite certain ‘Bt lenst thirty Democratic Aldermen Will voterfor the ordinance, wo if the five | woveral weeks ago romain ntead/ast but tf Iwo additional votes will be req oat Con- * to the atimulate — bultd Brinn she oretnal ordinance several * STRIKE SYMPATHIZER JAILED. | in Ten Darn on Charice of An- | saeMing Clothing Forewan, - Halt a doxen pistol) shote startind | way routh of «inion Square this tied when Bernard Cohen of No, pte ald Avenue, Brooktyn, gave clothing strike sym- ct a and wald he Floor ‘Leader Collins Predicts Or- FS 14. 'impows. similar wentences In| all “L have sent out « call requesting | taro with off " sale eee tux exemption wit | thi he acoused of ting tien. reat Of the Matohlees Spee- calty Company and bes & pimel ‘iratlar cae tiem to Restrain Operation. The quit of the Public Service Rail- way Company to restrain the operation tne: ong ita lines was dis- ease Tord vi city Chancellor John Griffin, In Jerse: sey Che of William eine fardt of Newark woe taken aa 6 ase and the decision was Tendared ‘on that case, —— Indicted for Damping O11 in Indictments were returned by the Brooklyn Federal Grand Jury to-day utwinat the Consolidated Gas Company, iin oulluting: the New, York | iifating. the New Hero penating, the snip. EXCURSIONS $9.00 vic | ROUND TRIP War Tax 24 cents Sundays, Feb. 13, 27, March 13, April 10 Leave W, 284 St., 8.17, Liberty St. #90 A. M., Jackson Ave., Jersey City, 8.61 A.M. Broad St.. Newark, 847 A, M. B. Altman & Cu. _ Interesting Saturday Sales t ' affording unquestionable purchasing advantages Misses’ and Girls’ Wear Sper eget TRIE B 42 Women’s BONWIT TELLER. &CO. Board Tueatay. JERSEY JITNEYS WIN SUIT. The Specially Shop of Opipinations Mites of.ios. Board ct Alscram, poets Court Dinminses Pablie Mervice Ac- FIFTH AVENUE.AT 38™ STREET Will Close Out Saturday At Final Reductions 40 Women’s Wraps of veldyne and other fine materials. Formerly up to 145.00 58.00 D Repudticans who voted with the Dem = in. thin “repe ar Oe moh oe ve ohm j & Brats when the ordinance was presente od Shipbulldin 50 Women’ s Plain and Fur Trimmed Wraps The untrimmed wraps mostly of duvetyn, others fine fabrics trimmed sak) fur. 9 8 00 Formerly up to 255.00 ° Fur Trimmed Wraps and Coats In veldyne, duvetyne and marvella trimmed with mole, taupe —_— ee Formerly up to 325.00 125.00 Women’s Velvet Evening Wraps and Street Coats Formerly 165.00 to 255.00 94.00 The street coats of velvet are fur trimmed, the evening wraps are plain and fur trimmed. A Collection of Odd Styles in Misses’ Velvet, Poiret Twill and Light Color Silk Frocks 38.C0 58.00 Formerly 65.00 to 150.00 Two or three frocks of a kind in THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1921. WM LA i WORTH GROADWAY-FIFTH AVENUE * IN HARMONY WITH THE LATEST MODE REVEAL MENTS THE VALUES ARE MOST EXTRAORDINARY? AT 95.00 CNew FRocis OF TAFFETA SILIZ PIQUANTLY YOUTHFUL IN DESIG INDIVIDUALITY | 1s IMPARPED BY SNUG FITTING BODICES AND WIDELY FLARING SKIRTS RUFFLES, PLEATING AND EMBROIDERY GIVE A FINAL TOUCH OP> DISTINCTION _ —- <n wy TAX EXEMPTION) trand Avenue, oBecoklrn. ‘as el Net ii tcoherien With Any Other Esta in the World strate ‘Corrigan sentenced hii (6 blishment H New Sprwe Frock Fasutons AT 45:99 CNew Frocks or CANTON CREPE INEXPRESSIBLY CHARMING IN THE FINISHED ELEGANCE OF THEIR, SMART CLASSIC LINES; A BLOUSED BODICE AND FLARING> SKIRT ARE ORNAMENTED BY COLD THREAD E/ABROIDERY INA DELICATE GRECLAN DESIGN AND BY oO CONTRASTING GEORGETTE minh in becoming models for Spring and Summer WOMEN'S FPROCKS MISSES’ PROCKS tevscece SIXTH FLOOR aniseale ws SEVENTH FLOOR Misses’ Lingerie Blouses daintily made of cotton voile or batiste at $1.65, 2.85 & 4.85 a eT 1 em eH AML = ANT a AN 5 i=!) i io Connection With Any Other Establishment in the World WY 6 RTH THIRTY-FOURTH STREET OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY, Franklin Simon a Co, A Store of Individual Shops in THE PONY-BOX COAT IN SUITS FOR MISSES Thirty-six Different Ways of Being Different in Fashion, Three Ways | Misses’ Crepe de Chine or Be Georgette Blouses by in white, flesh-tone and the favored suit shades at $2.85 & 4.85 The sizes are not complete In every style, but range in general from 14 to 20 years. Girls’ Side-plaited Skirts (sizes 12 to 16 years) of navy blue all-wool storm serge .- at $4.85 Girls’ Plaited Skirts BROADWAY-FIFIM AVENUE eu et eaciccanea’ ca Cuarmine TRicotine Frocks § i : < HE N ES FOR SPRIN E 2 | A Clearance Sale of OTH endows the _ mw moe allied 3 i a pony-box coat suit in ie Seasonable Shoes with favor, and Franklin VERY SPECIALLY PRICED | ee ee Simon & Co, endow it | | All of the Shoes comptised in this offering with infinite variety. ' | are from the regular stock, but as the size ', Fanges are not complete it has-been decided _ te discontinue them. _ The considerable price reductions have been : i made for this reason, and are not due io any _ lack of desirability as to style, . (Departments on Second Floor) { 8:50 | COPA AE A Tevilleord, Wool (Cord Twill, Tricotine Taest NEW FROCKS OF SUPERIOR’ TRICOTINE~D ACHIEVE THE SMARTNESS OF A SUIT IN THEIR, CLASSIC TAILORED LINES; A SLIM BODICH TOPS A SKIRT THAT FALLS IN FLARING LINES; BROAD SASH GIRDLES IN CONTRASTING FABRICS AND COLORS ARE VERY AT'TRACTIVE WKY a OTHER SUITS OF THE SEASON 49,50 to 225 ,00 Sizes 1.4 ¢0 20 years SS MISSES’ SUIT SHOP—Svcond Floor Madteon Avrtine - Fith Acre