The evening world. Newspaper, February 18, 1921, Page 13

a? j SYS CALDER BILL BEARS TO0 HEAVILY ~ONHONEST NEST MINERS, Senator Gay say Make Minority Report Opposing Coal Regulation Measure. (Special to ‘The Drecing World.) WASHINGTON, Feb, 18.—Opposi- tion to the drastic Federal regulation Of the coal industry as provided in the Calder bill is made by Senator Gay of Louisiana, in a minority report from the Calder committee, which he declares did not thoroughly study the @oal situation, but reached its con- clusions from a hasty and partial sur- vey. While favoring the procurement of fall statistics as to production and sonsumption of coal, the Senator does not believe power should be conferred upon a Federal bureau to require firms to produce their books and ac- quaint the Government with their business secrets. Ho classes the CaNer bill as “sweeping and drastic Federal regulation and interference ‘with business,” and that it would prove “the entering wodge for a wide- epread system of attempted Federal regulation of metal minting, oll, tron ‘and steel, umber and other industries, which is repugnant to every principle ‘ef American institutions.” ‘He docs not agree “with some the- oriets that we shall perpetuate regu- tations made necessary by the war,” @nd says regulations of price would produce widespread inequities, He opposes the licensing featire on the ground that it would subject business men to teclinicd! and voluminous reg- ulation, He classes the legislation ‘as a “long etride toward nationalization of the coal Industry,” and insists that Congress must not inflict on the vast at cba} operators and “blight of Federal reguia- dealers tho “ {lon because some took advantage of an economic situation to profiteer.” He favors legislation to enable the railroads to provide cars to handle peak shipments, and to influence equalized movement of coal through- out the year, which would prevent coal shortage. He says the proposed | legislation is as important as the Sher- | man law and should not be hurried through “with the most superficial in- vestigation.” Senator Gay asserts the committee did not find any com- prices or restrict production, and that the great bulk of coal last year moved under contract at low prices. “BILLS” TO DINE ON PUNCH AND ’POSSUM Mr. Taft and Mr. Bryan Invited to} Washington Birthday Dinner for Williams. * William Howard Taft and Willien Jennings Bryan are among the dozen or more of Williams Invited (o> the ‘ashington’s Birthday dinner to be SCHEBLER CARBURETOR CO., Inc. 58 WEST 65TH ST. AT BROADWAY Telephone Col. 6418—6419 Special outfits for the fol- lowing cars ready to attach: Blck Little | Six itso ‘Model 25° Liberal allowances 00 old carburetors Ford Studebaker Six Studebaker Four Bolck Bie Six INIVERSARY SALT 3 DOORS NORTH OF 2087 j : | In Our of Showing but a few of the BIG VALUES GREAT SALES CELEBRATE WITH US New Novelty STRAP’ PUMPS Newest Creations. 4” Greatest All ‘ Women's Assorted LOW in high and low heels. All leathers. All sizes in the as- sortment. CHILDREN'S HIGH CUT LACE SHOES Tan Gs Black on sizes to 8 BIG BOYS’ STURDY SHOES Tan or Co LIAL LLPIALLUAAUAALLADOMAIL AML LUAL ULLAL ULE LET LLELE Every desirable eae <All collectively, INFANTS’ SHOES in Button and Lace. All leathers, Wedge SHOES in Pat., Dull Brown, etc. All size Beade: CHILD'S & MISSES’ INFANTS’ SHOES vreau Vo SCOUTS and BLUCHER SCHOOL SHOES Sizes to 13!) CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS to dispose of their entire stock of high cl ass tailored Men’s & Young Men’s SUITS &OVERCOATS at less than cost to manufacture TO BE 40 JOHN STREET Near Nassau Suits and Overcoats that retail from $35 to $70 will go at less than manufacturer’s cost. 117 +228 ‘26% ‘29% +328] Money refunded if not satisfied, IRVING 40 JOHN ST. Between William and Nassau Sts, x 1 Bight up—Open SOLD AT 99 NASSAU STREET Near Fulton (Bennett Bldg.) & WEIL 99 NASSAU ST. Near Fulton Street, Bennett Building 830 A. M,'to 7 P.M. fe a nr en ete eee dination among producers to maintain == ' Cost 0: Production ing manufacturers of high repute who siven by the West Essex ‘Possum Club at Mom Lyons‘s roadhouse in Brook- dale, N. J It ta offlet nnounced that thére} will be ‘e 4 of the very best ‘possum, i omtcialiy OX thoritative! that there will be o liberal supply of the club's “ape- a nh." Mr, Tatt has been an honorary mem- ber of the club ever since, in the days of his residence at the White House, he disciosed lis gusto for the club's ralson d'etre. The ciub js Afteen years old and its members still older, Its dinners are famoua, ‘This your it is fgured that About forty will be present, which wonid | | © Pounds Of “possum per ¢ nt ent. OL to apne yaewell, Shears, Heal are Truex and O¢ courne th possum's Arst name ta Bil. ANew Plan of, Merchandising Clothing Manufacturers Become Retailers The Public to Get the Benefit of Lower Prices Suits and Overcoats to Be Sold Be‘ow The buyers’ strike which has been prevailing for some time in the eloth- ing ‘trade has | bout a crisis between the Wh othing manu- facturer and the Retailer, The retail merchant is stocked up with clothing purchased at high price levels and persistently refuses to come down in|| price to meet the accumulating de- mand on the part of the public, whieh | || stands by waiting to purehase when | the price seems to be reasonable, The Refailer hangs on to his high prices on account of the high cost to him—hav- ing purchased his present stock of clothing at the artificially high price demanded before the public deter mined to stop buying at these unrea sonable levels. The Re either must take his loss by disposing of his stock at cheaper prices, or meet com petition from a so which is pre pared to come down to the devel of what the public is ready and willing to pay. The business of the Ma must go on in spite of the R fusal to unload and stock up the low prices the Manufa waiting to offer him. This continued refusal of the Retail Merchant to se!l his present stock, and thereby con- tribute his share in the readjustment of the Tr left the Wholesale clothing trade’ w no market for their goods. ‘The only solution of the problem, unless the Manufacturer closes up shop, is for him to h the public dire independently of the Retailer, ing his clothing to the consumer at the prices at which he has been en deavoring to sell them to the retail |trade. The Manufacturer is stocked up with a surplus of goods and must keep his plant even if he has to stand a | ig 80. The pub- lie undoubtedis the benefit of this method of merchandising by paying the wholesale price for it clothing. Whether the buying public will re this opportunity to get their cheap is soon to be tried out mbination of wholesale cloth are responsible for this new idea of] r stock of clothing. e Fented places at 40 John St and 99 Nassau and will place on sale their entire stock of High Class Clothing at wholesale prices—the self-same prices at which they have offering them to the re trade, This stock consists of men’s | and young men’s suits and coats at prices from $17.50 to § With) these manuf: simply a matter of s jof man ture, and even or close up. ‘Tha Manufacturer's necessity in this case My comes, the Consumer's Opportunity. ‘This sule is being held at RVING & WEIL, 40 John St., near Nassau 99 Nassau St., near Fulton (Bennett Bldg.) Both shops are 1 flight up Sale now going on. Open A.M, to7 P.M LOGICAL ADVICE! | B Strike at the root of weak- ness is logical advice to those rundown in vitality. | Scott's Emulsion 8.30 nourishes the body, tones the blood and H helps build strength. Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N. J. | § ——ALSo MAKERS OF | KI-MOIDS | | (Tablets or Granules) For INDIGESTION CRAND RAPIDS ITURE Wear MENTS FURNI. COMPLETE FROM#50. fo 500. AN TOES" STATION ar Cornen PEN SATURDAY EVENINGS” $1 WEEKLY S\ OPENS AN ACCOUNT #3, DOWN ON #50: R= (3 Bou ON °7: = DOWN ON 100° FISHER BROS} COLUMBUS AVENUE. BET 103° €-104"' Svs sr Hy orn ST REET THIRD TO L EXINGTON | A Drastic Reduction on 300 Boys Suits Now $9.95 Suits in this sale are large enough for boys from 8 to 18 years old—re- markably good suits for so small a price. Light and dark mixtures in faney cheviots, tweeds in a smart grouping of colors, and some good sturdy corduroys. You can see im- mediately that these suits were tai- lored to sell for considerably more— the models are the best, the seams ; are strongly. taped, and the trousers are full-lined, _75 Boys Overcoats is ~~ Special 9.85 One or two of a kind—each one repriced to this low level. Warm fabrics, well cut and carefully finished for continuous wear. Sizes from 3 to 9 years. Bloomingdales—Second Floor Linen Handkerchiefs If you have priced all linen handkerchiefs recently you will appreciate the good value offered in this sale. Men's, full size, with 14-in. hemstit’d border, 23c ea., 6 for $1.35 Womens, sheer and cambric quality, with 14-inch hemstitched border. Ive each; 6 for $1.00 Bloominodales—Main Floor | Mens and Boys Shoes Mens High Shoes: $6.00 There are 150 pair in the lot, taken from our regular stock because they are broken sizes. The shoes are worth much more. There are six styles to choose from—tan bri ogue, mahogany tan, English or blucher style, gunmetal or vici kid, in sizes 614 to 11. Boys High Shoes: $6.50 The boy who gives bis shoes good, hard wear will find his kind in this lot. They are made of sturdy leather with Goodyear welted soles, in mahogany, tan brogue, English or medium toes. — Bloomingdales—Svoond Floor. Reduction on Genuine Stone Necklaces $7.95 A charming accessory to any costume, these lovely .necklaces of semi-precious stones. In opera lengths- 16 to 24 inches—ultra fash- ionable, And at this re- duction a veritable find ! A Choice of Beautiful Jewels Amethyst Quartz Rose Quartz Chaleedony Clear be oad Cloudy Crystal Clear Crystal Smoky Topaz Moonstone Fancy Agate in the New Sautoir (48 in.) Length. Main Floor Imported & Domestic Ribbons 39c Yd. Ribbons for the endless uses to are hese days and in the love- k and the loveliest, They are i y stripes, ids and total designs; 414 to 4 inches wide. Tiest quality si combinations. Three Good Suites in Our Furniture Sale 3-Piece Living Room Suite : $135.00 Suite (as illustrated) of Queen Anne design, fitted with the Marsha spring seats; 6-foot Sofa, beautiful high-back Wing Chair Arm Chair. An assortment of Velours, Damasks and Tapestries, Fach piece is covered all over with’ the same material, This special price is the lowest to our knowledge in years, $198.00 The pieces are of 4-Piece Bedroom Suite — : Handsome design troom Suite. Walnut. excellent. workmat and fous proportions, ‘The Dresser is 45 inches long 2 mirror. The bow-end Bed is full size, Large Chifferobe and triplicate mirror Toile! able; sold separately as follows $60.00 54.00 Dresser Chifforobe Dressing Table Bow-End Bed 10-Piece Dining Room Suite: $259.00 This beautiful suite (as illustrated all American Walnut, ' This suite cious China Closet, enclosed Servi e, 48-ineliround Dining Room Table. ©: omplete with five Side Chairs and one Arm Chair with genuine Spanish leather seats. Queen Anne design, finisived 54 Buffet, large spa Bloomingdales—Pourth Floor Main FI Veilings .Reduced Whether you want trimming for an evening dress or the chic veil for afternoon wear, you will find the latest of its kin and at the lowest price. Maline for evening wear, ete., in black, white and popular shades, 33c yd. Veils, ready to wear, 144 yards square; beautifully embroidered in combinations of silk and metal, two-toned color effects and plain. $1.50 oor here Hwa Eo Drug Specialties These always needed articles for the whole family have been put at special prices for Satur- day. Now is your time to lay in a supply. Palmolive Soap. . .Per doz., 89¢ Epsom Salts Perlb., 9¢ 2-qt. Combination Fountain Sy- ringe and Water Bottle, $1.69 Pint size ley Hot Lunch | Kit : 3.49 | Pebeco Tooth Paste 36c | Imported Tooth Brushes... 15¢ Geisha Talcum Powder 1-lb. can, 18¢ Sterno Heat....Doz. cans, 89 \ Main Floor In Our New Book Shop All Books at ro% Less Than Publishers Prices So many of our customers have complimented us on the improved Me ‘ation our Book Shop that we have decided to offer these Saturday specials. If you havent visited the new Book Shop here is your chance to do so. Noe of HISTORIC CHAR Ilust photograv- ures from Paintings by Great Artists, and from authentic Portraits $12.50 set Young Folks Iilustrated BL HISTORY, Old and New ‘Ves. tament, four volumes, beauti fully bound in cloth, with gold stamping, published by the Young Folks Educational League $2.95 set Complete Works of GUY MAU- PASSANT, 10 volumes, bound in cloth, white label, special, $10.95 set Four volume Set of Jack Lon don, including Sea Wolf, Love & Life, Martin Eden, The Call $1.89 set of The Wild ‘Smart Taga! Hats with Glycerine Ostrich fancies. Second Floor) | __ nnn Bloomingdaics—Sccond Floor, = New Spring Hats OF UNUSUAL STYLE AND CHARM 5 Our Hat Shop is achiev- ing a reputation for ex- ceptional style and val- ue — these charming hats at $5 will show you why. Pasted Flower Hats with soft Ostrich ‘Ten- drils. New Vulture Brim Hats with Straw Crowns, ‘Tailored Hats with Mi- lan Crowns and corded Georgette Lrims. Chin-Chins with brims of ruched and folded Georgette. (This is one of the newest and best of the Spring ideas.) Semi-Dress Hats of Folded Hair Braid. New Sailors-——Pokes—Off-the-Face Hats—Novelties. Bloomingdalea—Main Floor, Special Sale of Bed Coverings ‘Their serviceable and artistic qualities combine to make these bed fittings fine value at this price. White Crochet Bed Krinkle Bed Spreads Spreads in a variety of handsome pat- lightweight, easy to launder, Berne, hemmed Keay oF use— and do not require ironing— E $1.3! : _— ene te a A A il A CCC CL LL LG LLL 9 & 1.75 Single Size 1.75 75 & 1.98 34 Size oes, 1.95 625 & 2.75 Large Size...... ve, 2.25 The cusinity is limited, and sale lasts only as long as the supply holds out. 400 Fine Comfortables, $3.95 This is the greatest bargain we have offered in several yet T Ne coma aL lea ae Shalala made, covered bik fine ate: rials, in a variety of dainty floral patterns in rese, blue, pin! with plain harmonizing color border. igh it leo in sizes for single, three-quarter or large bed. Bloomingdales—Main Flogr. 20-Year Gold Filled Ribbon Wrist Watches $11.75 Another fortunate purchase enables us to offer this Sat- urday special—small size octagon or round, plain or en- graved cases, The watch is very attractive and fi with a reliable 15-jewel nickel-lever movement. price, of course, is way below regular. Bloomingdales—M ain Floor. A Sale of 12600 Pairs of Womens Silk Gloves 98c This is a most unusual be- srinning-of-the-season sale. The Gloves, made by one of the big glove manufacturers, are of the finest quality heavy / Bilenes silk, in the newest ring styles. This is a rare Seng to buy a supply of the finest gloves for Spring that will give you the wear as well as style. There are 12600 pairs in the lot, of two clasps, Paris point broidery, with welt tops to match, and 3-row corded backs. Choice of pongee, champagne, silver, taupe, putty, beaver, mastid, navy, sand, white—all with self and heavy contrasting embroidery, ad black with white embroidery. Bloomingdales—Main Floor Nature Shape Shoes FOR THE YOUNG FOLKS $2.95 to *7.50 These shoes for infants, children and misses are the shoes to give the grow- ing feet the proper comfort shape and style as well. They are built on lasts shaped like the childs foot, und consequently give support where it is needed without crowding ihe foot. ‘ . Bi one ghentietionss and we, cane taaine Merial tae quality. Your choice ‘of tan with beaver tops, patent leather with gray buck tops, tun, white buckskin, or kid, brown and black kid, priced according to size. Sizes 1 to 4...$2,95 to $3.60 814 to lL... 114g to 2! 414 to B....,, 250 to 4.59 234 to Ti snae Se — ae —. and $4,00 to $5.50 5:80 to %s 6.00 to 7.50