The evening world. Newspaper, April 19, 1921, Page 6

Outgoing P. S. Commission Orders Interborough to Correct the Evil. ‘A special form of order consolidat- ing all previous orders issued in two years past was sent by the Public Service Commission to the Interbor- ough Rapid Transit Company as an eleventh hour move to give the in- coming commission a fresh tart. The order is a result of a veries of | conferences between Deputy Public Bervice Commissioner Charles Vv. Halley jr. and representatives of Mr. Hediey for the Interborough. The order was in the form of a letter, although Mr. Hatley had prepared an oficial document, which Commis- sioner Barrett thought unnecessary and to whose decision Deputy Com-/ missioner Halley wrote a dissenting) Memorandum. The order shows that the Seventh | Avenue and the Lexington Avenue subway trains are carrying In the Push hours aa many as 143 standees car. The letter drawing this oon- ition to the traction company's at- | tention states that immediate steps @hould be taken to reduce the stand- loads to a minimum. based on observations made by transit inspectors on the Lexington Avenue route show that in the evening northbound rush hour On six ten-car trains, with 3,000 seats, there were actually 11,580 passengers, or 143 standees in each car, On the Broadway-Seventh Avenue division, on nine trains of ten cars each, with 4,500 seats, there were 14,180 pas- sengers, or 108 standees per car. Deputy Commissioner Halley de- nied to-day the rumors of friction between himself and Commissioner Barrett as to the attitude toward the Interborough Company, and he added: “In justice to our successors and to | the public, 1 dont think this com- miasion should leave the service on ‘the Interborough to the tender mer- cies of the company, which, I might add, in all fairness, has gradually in- creased its schedules over two years without a formal order from this commission, But so that all such accomplishments might he held fast and safe, and further to give the in- coming commission an up-to-date echedule, I thought a formal order was imperative at this time so that the new commission would have something ovher than the good will of the Interborough to go by.” —$_<—————— New Bedford Mill to Reopen After Six Idle Months. NEW BWDFORD, Mass., April 19— (United News).—After a shut-down of six months the Now Bedford Spinning | Company will resume operations to- THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1921. Franklin Simon & Co. A Store of Individual Shops FIFTH AVE.—37¢h and 38th Sts. “Goody Two-Shoes”’ For Heydays and Holidays Are ANKLE TIES For Children of Two to Four Years EXCLUSIVE WITH FRANKLIN SIMON & Co. HE only ankle ties that may be as trusted to keep little \\\ ankles strong and # straight because they support little arches in a manner prescribed by a specialist. Made by careful hands for carefree feet. (Sizes 5 to 8.) White Buckskin ‘Black Patent Leather Black Kidskin Tan (Calfskin 4,00 LACED SHOES OF SIMILAR LEATHERS 4.75 SPECIALIST SHOE SHOP — Third Floor Franklin Simon & Co. FIFTH AVENUE, 37th and 38th STS A Store of Individual Shops is For Very Little Sisters and Brothers... . Gay-CoOLORED HOMESPUN WEAVES IN CHILDREN’S Coats Bright Flowers In The Spring Garden of (Childhood Fashions HE vogue of gay-colored homespun fabrics invites diminutive participants, in coats as high spirited as their juvenile wearers, sturdy in weave to withstand the activities of which high spirits are capable... 2... bss RELL ——— theirs Box MopbeL For LittLe Boys oF 1103 Yrs. 12.75 FLare MobeL For LittLe Girtsor 2106 Yrs. 16.50 Copenhagen, Rose, Tan or Green SMALL CHILDREN ‘Ss COAT SHOP—Fifth Floor Fabrics for the Trousseau Beguile the Fancy of a Bride IT’S a fascinating pursuit—the planning of a trousseau—and one that engrosses the bride’s attention for many weeks before the wedding. Having spent hours considering every detail of that costume: the most charming fabric for a sports suit, what frocks she will have for morning and afternoon, how many evening gowns she needs and whether her traveling suit will be blue or grey, she starts out to buy these fabrics, intent upon securing the loveliest there are in town. White Linen—A Medium de Chine, Foulard and Weight Quality Woven in Tricolette Ireland FROM these materials she may fashion cos- SOFT and charming in texture, it will make tumes for every hour of the day. They are delightfully cool, comfortable frocks, blouses, marked at a special price for Wednesday, skirts for warm-weather wear, 35 inches wide, $1.95 yard 75c yard GROUND FLOOR SECOND FLOOR New Cotton Materials PRINTED Voiles in attractive figures and ENGLISH Ginghams imported from Man- checks —39 and 4o inches wide, 65¢ yard chester. Checks, f ore stripes, in good Cotton Ratine for sports outfits. Blue, rose, clean-cut colors that will launder well, tan, green, 36 inches wide 55¢ yard 4o inches wide. . . . 70¢ yard SECOND FLOOR Glove Silk Underwear A Sale that Offers Noteworthy Values THE heavy quality of glove silk used for the garments in this sale—vests, bloomers and camisoles—is assurance of the service they will give. Summer Silks —Crepe THREE piece set, flesh color, vest, bloomers, TWO piece set, flesh color, vest and bloom- camisole, trimmed with washable satin, $6.75 ers, of the new striped glove silk . $6.25 Bloomers, well reinforced, $2.75 and $3.25 Sports length bloomers, well reinforced, suit Vests with bodice top, flesh color, shades and bright colors: black, navy, brown, $2.25 and $2.50 grey, sand, taupe,emerald . . . $3.75 GROUND FLOOR The Newest Arrival in Milanese Silk Lortay Silk Gloves CONSPICUOUS for three qualities that gloves are a distinctive addition to the world recommend them to women who are parti- of fine accessories. cular about details: fineness of silk, beautiful They are fashioned of heavy Milanese silk workmanship and unusual durability, Lortay in silver, pongee, tan, white and black, Twelve button $3 Sixteen button $3.25 Twenty button $3.75 “ GROUND FLOOR The Spring Sale of Onyx Hosiery For Women, Men and Children ALMOST as rich in tradition among the people of New York as Lord & Taylor itself, Onyx Hosiery has come down through the years from 1887, the unfailing choice of those who appreciate the finer things. In this year’s Sale we are offering a group of unusually fine values, hosiery of excellent quality at new low prices. Women’s Stockings For Girls and Boys | Men’s Half Hose All-silk, black, unusually fine in quality . (tax included) $2.66 Silk, lisle soles and tops, black, Ribbed stockings of fine cotton for practical wear, black, white, brown, one-half dozen . $1.45 Pure silk, black only. Also imported mercerized lisle in jacquard vertical stripes, $1.65 white, colors . . . $1.55 Silk, lisle soles and tops, black, white, brown, polo . $1.20 tops. « All-silk, black, lisle soles, $1.75 Imported silk isle, lavender tops, or all black, latter in extra sizes also. . . e+ 95 Imported cotton with pointex heels. black or white . 7! QOpenwork silk, in black, white and colors . . + . $3.93 Silk-lisle, black, white, brown, one-half dozen . °. $2.25 GROUND FLOOR GROUND FLOOR Golf stockings in shaded effects, (tax 7¢) or heavy devty ribbed with uf Fullfeshloned silk, lisle soles +50 and tops. Black and colors. Also mercerized lisle, colored stripes » 6 6 6 ee 95 Mercerized lisle, imported qual- ity, pointex heel, Black and colors 44 6 75 Heavy weight silk, seamless, with lisle tops, toes and heels. Black and colors , . . .55 Englishwool golfhose, imported, ah brown, heather . $1.95 The Man's Shop TENTH FLOOR Have You Remembered to Store Your Furs? OR are they still hanging in the closet, constantly exposed to the danger of moths and theft? Itis . time now to store them away for safe keeping during the Summer. And since you undoubtedly wish to place them where they will be in- sured against moths, theft or fire you will do well tosend them to our Cold Storage Vaults Send a card or telephone Fitzroy 1900. A messenger will call for them at your home and deliver them to us. FOURTH FLOOR Children’s Shoes at Lowered Prices STRAP pumps and oxfords of black gun metal, for children and misses. . Sizes 6 to 8—8'% to 11 —114 to 2—$4, Tan oxfords with medium broad toes for big girls’ school wear Sizes 24 to 6—$5 FOURTH FLOOR Girls’ Wash Frocks For Spring School Days COLORED gingham in.two charming models, with collars of organdie or repp. Organdie col- lars, cuffs and sashes for a group of checked gingham frocks. Others in plain colors—6 to 14 years $4.95 and $6.95 ® 200 Gingham Frocks marked at $2.25! PLAIN and checked gingham in straight or waist line models— 6 to 12 years Children’s Rompers ARE made in gay colors, blue, green, yellow, tan, rose, lavender, pink—2 to 4 years $1.95 Bloomer Dresses OF chambray are simple in style and practical in wearability. Yellow, blue, green—2 to 6 years $2.95 FOURTH FLOOR Fringed Sashes In Brilliant Spring Colors $10 s FLYING ribbons and long fringes are smiled upon by Paris, partic- ularly if they unite in the gayest of sashes, for street frock or tailleur. These sashes are in plain colors, flowered .designs or stripes. They have 18 inch silk fringe, and are 3 yards long in all. GROUND FLOOR “The Efficient Refrigerator and the Use and Care of Milk” A subject of vital interest this time of year. Miss Barber of Columbia University will lecture and demonstrate in our House- furnishing Department, Wednes- day, April 2oth, at 11 A.M. SEVENTH FLOOR