The evening world. Newspaper, August 31, 1921, Page 11

\ _THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, HERRICK WORRIES CONGRESS MORE. ~THANTARIFE BILLS Oklahoma's Modem had Keeps House Members in a Constant Stew. (Special from a Staff Correspondent of The Evening World.) WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.—Congress has a problem on its hands that is dif- ferent from the usual run of tariff and tax bill troubles which beset that body Representative Manuel Herrick, an ec- centric Republican member from Okla- homa, is nearly driving his associates im the House to destraction, and they are debating among themselves whut they can do about it Herrick, who is a “first termer,” ar- rived in Washington last y apd since thea has been doing things mare or lass out of the ordinary. Con- XTESS reserves to itself the prerogative of provoking the country’s mirth, and it regents any one member monopoliz- ing the limelight in this respect. Herrick, according to latest report, has been “felt out" on the proposition | * wears aaa ee ae ea whether he would consider resigning if certain incumbrances on his Oklaho- ™ma farm were taken care of by his wealthy colleague od to have re; “No” to this query, The Oklahoma member first at- tracted attention around the Capitol when he reached Washington weeks before the time sworn in last March, some of He is under- pred an emphatic two he was to be and, presenting himself at the disbursing office of thy House, requested hiv “pay.” ‘The at- did not know him, but on learning his identity informed him that he could’ not draw compensation until he sworn in on March 4. He remarked in a disappointed tone ut least expected to * for the was draw trip to Wash ington, Heprick’s furne soon got around in Washington, and his t thar he would be “one of the best-known members of Congress" before he had been here shocked 8: long has een fultilied, He me ol his colleagues when he said his idea in con » Con. gress Was that it was an odd men, erie and that he thought he might #8 well join the collection. | He went into the first Republican gauens with 4 complete and legis! ndeavored, sresent tion he wi by the to get th determine | by not being & olficer when he tried rin the conference to publican policies. His jatest exploit has been ing a hand in a “beauty being conducted by a newspaper and introducing prohibit such st He cireular whose names In tak- contest” Washington a bill to nd some o ard with infor= es that the Okla- | & competitive affair, girls in per-| alleged, offering his hand in marriage to some of them. | He received “a large number of sweetly scented miasives from girls which he announced public tended to turn over to the considering his This homan set calling on many of the up son, and, it is aroused the ind sone of mplaints led on Herrick, Ives to be two of the ent mtost, ants ind after they d that he had obs thems in the beauty ¢ left Herrick as tained letters ¢ logy" from the supposed contestants for some of their cha ast him Dr inaking thix announeement he sult uge in ber, who preve done him. detectives of Post | used the names of two Washington # women, 4 wrath of their families, with the a and this brought down t that he f the two » sought int aught and) sought the office of another im ted bodily hi. Herrick has now employed his own, and, as the Department tors Office gna representatives of the Washington Policewomen's Bureau are investi- ing the Oklahoma member's activi- $ Modern Sir Gala-| s e show mem| rr teen brief but exciting leagues a ‘on the pi rion the mixed up in ‘he in the legal way, he irons at ti sleuths as an ¢ Members o the House Office Building and it are as thick with Toawith ant lahoma dele: sent the p ‘ed on thei think it. incompatil dignity of Co » with ressinen to be y contests.” As Herrick obtained his credentials is not worrying about what his colleagues think The and He was disarmed and ch ferred aguinst him were subse eccentric had n senger that they were of the Dal hoya” giving affair ar © set ausing them to look into th end of a volver ly dropped when he offered the de that the whole affair was a rick’s career in Congress has and his col- » wondering what is next sramme a At first sign of Sneezing— LUDEN’ > a hike a USE Luden’s. 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Telephone Stuyvesant 4700 September Sales-—-China, Glass, Art Objects, Housewares Lower Prices But No Sacrifice of Wanamaker Quality Airplane view of a Pottery—the huge “hottle Ey: 1,000 Dinner Sets, $20 to $300, with 110 open- tock patterns, at 10 to 50 per cent. less —THE TOP:LINER IN THE CHINA SALE Theo. Haviland Dinner Se’ Full 108 pieces, handles, Redon Dinner Sets, $45. 108 pieces, border design, mat gold handles. Pouyat Dinner Sets, $40, $75, $125. Full 107-piece sets, spray and border designs, mat gold handles. Vignaud Dinner Sets, $80. Full 108-piece sets, border designs, handles. Chas. Field $75, $100. Full 107-piece sets, mat gold handles. Tharaud French China Dinner Sets, $40, $50, $75. Full 107-piece sets, spray and border designs, mat gold handles. Also encrusted gold border design Dinner Sets, $225, $300 and $325. English Porcelain Dinner Sets, and $47.50. 107-piece sets from the famous Grindley and Ridg’ Potteriés. Variety of border designs, all pieces traced gold handles Warwick Pottery full 107-piece sets, border de- signs, traced handles and mat gold handies. American China Dinner Sets, $35, $50. American Porcelain Dinner Sets, $20, $25, $32.50, $35. From the foremost American Potteries —-Knowles, Taylor & Knowles, W. 8. George, Potters Co-Opera tive, Mercer, Canonsburg. For convenience in choosing the dinner sets will be grouped according to price on separate tables. $75. border designs, solid mat gold stippled gold Haviland Dinner Sets, $40, spray and border designs, $25, $35 Fancy China 10 to 50 per cent. less A large assortment of plates, cups and saucers, tea sets, ice cream sets, cake sets, ete. Royal Doulton plates lowered 10 to 50 per cent. And a variety of tea, bouillon cups and saucers, and soiree sets: per cent. less. , after-dinner 10 to 25 25 Second Gallery, New Building Very Special Preserving Jars Pint Jars, 55¢ dozen This is. the lowest price at which we have ever sold fruit jars, within our. recollection—and right at the peak of preserving time They are the metal screw top wide mouth jars. Wide mouth jars are more desirable than the old fashioned kind because they ure not only wide enough to permit cleaning by hand but for preserving such pears, Lormutoes, whole apples, peaches, corn, etc les as ze, 55¢ per dozen, with wide mouth size, Gle per dozen, with wide mouth lon mason jar, metal serew top (narrow top 60c dozen Good quality red rubbers, 5¢ per dozen Jelly tumblers at half price Jelly tumblers, 25¢ doze Jelly tumble: Oc dozen. Second Gallery, New Building and Down-Stairs Store, Broadway side 1 pint 1 qu: 1 An Innovation Seven Gift Tables ill be arranged—gifts in china, pottery and g are, from English, French, Italian and American factories—reduced from 10 to 50 per cent. Vases, bowls, bon bons and many useful ce decorative arti in a bewildering varie styles and colorings, all. specially told 0, $5, $ and higher. A large as- t each table. Fine Glassware 20 to 50 per cent. less Engraved, etched and richly cut glass- ware for all purposes, table use or orna- mental, in late designs. Everything from table tumblers to large vases: Each table with its selection ording to price, afford- ing ease and celerity in selection. Cut Glass a Third less Some at half price. Many of the pieces are staple never offered before in a sale. Richly cut vases, bowls of odd shapes and § cold meat trays, sandwich plates such as: inch Flower vase Berry bowls, $4.7 Low berry dish Jugs, $11, $12.75, Relish dishes, $7.75 $5. St $9.25. $5.75, $6 up to $17.50. 4, $16 and $18.75, am sets, $5, $6, $7.50 up to $12.50. $12.50 each, $1.25 to $4. ange bowl Bon-bon dish Mayonnaise $5 to $10. 75, $3.7 » bowls on stands, 4, $5 $6 upto $27.50, $20 each. , Cereal Porcelain cereal China cereal se 5 pi Glass bowl sets, 5 pieces, 8: Plain blown water tumblers Teapots, $1 each, $6.50. sets, » dozen Treasures of Art Italian marble statuary reduced 25 to 50 per cent Italian marble ash trays reduced 50 per cent Italian plastique ware, including baskets, candle- , jardinieres, compots, ete, reduced 10 to 20 per cent. Italian pottery vases, mulberry, yellow and y Cantay jurdinieres, compots, ete., in colors of , reduced one-third candlesticks, alli ware, in andy jars From the fa Mooreri vases, ; Vases, com- potes, howls, ete., of . blue porcelain and wrchid design, reduced 10 Royal Doulton a fine collection of vases, bowls compotes, ete,, reduced 10 to 50 per cent Mexican pot vases reduced 50 per t Fulper pot including vases, bowls, candle- sticks, compotes, book ends, ete. Reduced one-third Pickard china—tea dishes, ete., deserted garden, phea signs, reduced 10 and 20 per cent. Second Gallery, New Building 3, V impotes, bon bon nt and linear de- AUGUST 31, | } 1921. last of the summer Saturdays day to our people. day, September 6, Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co. time will be 5.30. Summary of Housewares Sale Prices on housewares have dropped since the war from 10 to 33 1-1 from these newly lowered prices you may buy Wanamaker housewares in thi: following discounts: Nickel and copperware Refrigerators Aluminumware Brooms and brushee lronware Andirons Fire sets Percolators and Casseroles Feather Dusters Electric irons Vacuum Cleaners Trunks Baskets and hampers. Wire goods ‘ 20 to 25 per cent. less 33 1-3 per cent, 20 to 83 1-3 per cent. Tinware.. 16 to 25 per cent. Woodenware... 10 to 16 per cent. Hand washing machines... . 15 per cent. Scales, cutlery, coffee mills 10 to 25 per cent. Bathroom furnishings, 16 to 83 1-3 per cent. Sewing machines and dress forms 15 per cent. Enamelware 20 per cent. \ 20 10 to 33 1-3 0 The only thing we do not in Housewares is Poor Quality Mr. Poor Quality can't get into this Housewares Store by hook and crook, though he tries Aluminum saucepans whose handles can be flipped off.by a mere jerk of the it in man hand. ( ways. ‘anamaker saucepans have the handles riveted on.) Or aluminum so light that the pan can be crushed in with a squeeze of the fingers. are heavy gauge aluminum.) Wash boilers, extra heavy, yes, but the I in the tin. (Ours are made of heavy tin, itself—long wearing.) Bathroom fittings that shine with their coat of nickel, but which are iron magnet shows)—they soon rust and lose their beauty. The Store will close next Saturday and Monday Labor Day—giving three days’ holi- Beginning Tues- the daily closing weight is in the iron rods around the top and not (Ours are solid brass, nickel plated or and Tr cent., and is sale at the cent. cent. cent. cent. cent, cent. cent. cent. cent. cent. sell (Ours underneath (a white.) Nickel plated casseroles, pie dishes and bean pots that are nickeled on steel—will also rust. (Ours are brass-—-never rust.) Such “make-believers” turn up every time we go a-shopping about town—but they are barred here. Wanamaker clothes baskets and hampers are made of clear whole willow —not fibre, painted white. Wanamaker brushes are made of genuine bristles (when so labeled or advertised)—not goat hair, nor mule hair, nor horse hair which are much cheaper. Wanamaker wares are actual capacity—not short measure to get down the price for an advertisement. We test them all by gauge measurements. Wanamaker clothes lines are full length—not short; the ironing boards are full width— not cut down. to save lumber. 5 . The point is this: we don’t have two kinds of housewares —one for sales and one for only one kind: regular Wanamaker quality and this goes into the Septem! per cent. less than prices are today. You may always buy with confidence at Wanamaker’s. r sale lar stock. We have at 10 to 33 1-3 Seventh Gallery, New Building In the Women's Salons Even the most critical could not fail to find much to rejoice over in this dash- ing little topcoat sO thoroughly acceptable for motoring---or to wear over the sports togs when the September Sale Peroxide Bath Soap Per | 10c weather is breezy. cake { We have sold Peroxide Imported Tweed bath soap for many years at and very stunning indeed with lfc a cake. Peroxide soap its smart check outlined in a con- in a delightful bath soap, | trusting color—is the fabric. in lathers well, has a fresh clean odor that is most pleasing. Large Bath Tablets Reg. | ise ; 12¢ Round in shape, in delicate scents of rose, verbena and violet. Also cold cream. A fine bath soap of superior make highly recommended Toiletries Shop Main Floor, Old Building. which it has chosen to express its tailored smartness, Two Models Very similar in line, except for their Collars, are to be had in blue, rust, brown: Model illustrated has the ad- justable notch collar that may be fastened close at the neck, strap. FOR MISS 14 TO 20 Poiret twill tailors one model which very beauti- fully carries out the straight- line effect so much in favor at the present time. Blu-Mottle Laundry Soap Per cake { ; oc Blu- Mottle is claimed to be, and is acknowledged by those who have tried it, the best laundry soap made. lt con tains no rosin, or filling mat- ter, does not dissolve or ‘m : as most laundry soaps do, and therefore two cakes will do the work of three cakes of ordinary soap. It contains bluing in a mottled form, That’ evhy it's called Blu-Mottle, Seventh Gallery, New Building The attractive feature of this frock is the bands and rosettes of moire ribbon in self color which charmingly adorn the new Jenny sleeves and circular skirt. Navy blue and black, $49.50 Another model has been fashioned of crepe de chine in the ever-popular surplice style. The smart roll collar, new Jenny sleeves and fascinating, plaited panels are interesting de- | tails of this frock, which is finished | with a wide sash belt of self material. | $49.50. New Fall Frocks of distinction, $49.50 Navy blue, brown and black, Second Floor, Old Buildii Ten A Topcoat for the sports woman, $49.50 The other has a deep shawl collar that may also be worn high and fastened by a clever little Second Floor, Old Bullding | th St