The evening world. Newspaper, October 5, 1921, Page 4

8 pineal i neeeenllll so maeereyioon yoy snmenrrne teaehr geshaneanctaaitineitht RR TTR iiten acceso CHE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1921, the Van Ness Act to aaa Franklin Simon & Co. nd the further Eiea housing 426 foie yg) COL. ARTHUS WOODS GOES JERSEY LABOR INDORSES | : tiveusz0." "| TQ AID SECRETARY HOOVER. NON-PARTISAN PLATFORM... FOR 1921 SASHES itu Ne te to Par date Eifect Plans (0 Repeat ut “tate Constabatar Ne Helle i tne Pe ono and Dey Law Changes Cred. bor for Abt 8 af rae A Store of Individual Shops B TURKS. Governor E ‘ . , New Jersey Ped! QTHENS Oct. 4 —Turkleh Nation- FIFTH AVENUE, 37th and 38th STS. 4 } han teh ants Ot thie Hronn tn i SN ey at forcen, which th Pan bend {| 7 e Gree = ‘ tty sald in ant . ; rh nit landlords t Nine Months’ Operations of particula: oa $44,560,375 Exceed Best Pre- vious 12 Months’ Figures For ~Mladame and Mademoiselle ; GLOVE SILK UNDERTHINGS At Lowest Prices in Many Years Pome to take OPPENHEIM. CLLINS 4G} 34th Street—New York COURTS HELP TENANTS. Two Municipal Justices Lop Off Landlords’ Charges for Vacancies, will this cane On top of the reports from various | iny charges of Pp p @ections of the city of a break nj! ine bill of part th CANADIAN cee ‘ : ae rom a common sense view, OTTAWA, Oct Ghe landlords’ grip on the long-suffer- | jndiord himacif in at fault eae . ing tenants, further hope 18 foun4|yncancies.. We all know in @ report compiled in the office of exceeds the supply and Patrick J. Reville, Superintendent ot| ments are vacant ies ee f 7 jlandlords’ poor business judgment or Buildings in the Bronx, show ng totai| qvarice. 1 know of no law which can Dullding operations in that paral for the nine months of 1921 at $44,- 560,375. This is more than half a million greater than the best previvus yer the Bronx has known in bu iding ac tivity. The banner year heretofore, was in 1910, when the big boom was, Jietice Morris. « on and the population of the Bronx and has refuse Went up in leaps and bounds, Butld-/10 per cent var represented | Will continue, he says to Bee eperetone, tant VoRS ee bonen 1} tal valuew on the equity of t an outlay of $44,034,105 for the twelve ang not on the coat of the pr months. “1 know the real t dusiness.” | i “With three month.vstill to go,” said Srey ao Yee pro we transferred Mr. iphed to-day, “we should wing t ten. to fifteen t up the year by beating the figure 1#10 more than $6,000,000. Operat ‘ filed this year will mean 3 ew quarte! edged : th ent and were glad to find one | for over 9,000 Bronx fimilies. If the| S RIMOHIN a aatlbty, our-clee I average holds for the next three! tomers, | Very Special—Thursday : HE New Franklin Simon & Co. prices make it possible for women to wear the fine quality Silk Underthings to which they were accustomed before the war. s00N, ‘anadian Dar- y-day by Gov, ler that a general ele held, Although the on has not been of- 5 ww tion fight, soo the Gate for thin t to tenant, and ralred to, KNICKERS; flesh colored VESTS: flesh colored glove silk glovesilk. . . . . . 2.25 — with ribbon shoulder straps. 1.75 sa step further bound by the | j TAILORED BLOOMERS; glove ENVELOPE CHEMISE: 6 different silk in costume shades, and in models flesh colored glove either knee or ankle length. 2.95 silk, tailored or lace trimmed. 3.95 The Piano technicians are delighted with the responsive- ness of the aoe STEP-IN PARIS PANTALONS: VESTS; flesh colored glove silk flesh colored glove silk with edge bound in self color months we should have under way) "The Court's ruling of a 10 per | Wi Bay Seal with picot or bound edges. 2.99 or white. . 2. 6 2. » . 2.45 ee ee et | et ESA, Bee URLIIZER a ition muet fail. Take a 2) er ne ee eaver Nes and that will mean a@ severe gigi ann which ta acqul plow to the gouging band of land-) for $10,000. If he has t lords who are holding on now only cot morleage are oth” cis presented with the oth by ‘heir teeth. cent. Or $8,600 In intrest. This with Reville attributes the gregt increase the §1.000 Interest he would get on his in ouilding activity entirely to the|own investment would mean nearly Tax Exemption aw passed last Feb- per cent. net for him.” ruary as one of The Kvening Worid’s | — a suggestions for remedying the hous- | AID FOR SERGT. YORK ASKED. ing crisis. The figures in his office! ne Tennessee Society in New York; Trimmed. KNICKERS; glove silk in flesh-color VESTS; glove silk in flesh color with picot edge or lace - with picot edge or lace trimmed. . . . . . . 3-95 trimmed. . . 2. 2.95 Grand Piano Action 120 West 42d St. Ret, Broadway and Sixth Ave. ALL MUSICAL GOODS STEP-IN DRAWERS: glove silk VESTS; glove silk in flesh color in flesh color with lace and to match step-in drawers with tucks. . 2 ee ee . 39S laceandtucks. . . . . 2.95 foe this contention in every par- | is asking the public The law has been in force for seven months. For the seven months be- |farm of Sergt. Alvin C. York, greatest the t American hero of the war, Citiz ther were fledsin the Erons, plane Tennwanee bought Bergt. York « for ten tenements, housing 328 fam-| Pure’ gpned ‘notes for it and: a Mies ‘at a cost of $1,425,000, and 222 pote in due Now Ts to contribute funds | to pay off a mortage on th nessee Trimmed Bay Seal Fur Coats Skunk, Beaver or Squirrel collars and bell cuffs appear on these 40-inch Coats of Bay Seal (Dyed Coney). Illustrated. Regular 195.00 Value 145.00 Bay Seal Coats, 40 in. long, self i collarand cuffs. 150.00 Valuel 110.00 VESTS; fancy weave glove silk in flesh color. . 1.75 ATT i, = Pere GO MO oan) | KNICKERS; fancy weave glove silk in flesh color. 2.25 UNDERTHINGS SHOP—Svree¢ Floor No Connection With Any Other Establishmenf in the World WORTH THIRTY FOURTH STREET @ROADWAY-FIFTH AVENUE B. Altman & Cn. MADISON AVENUE « FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-4fth Street Tomorrow a splendid group of ENTIRELY NEW SILK FROCKS to be featured at MM OPPENHEIM. Guns & CG 34th Street—New York Se ene Another Sale Thursday Misses’ Three-Piece Jersey Suits Extensive Preparations are now 30. (eke) Sizes 14 to 20 Years. Also Suitable for Women of 36 Bust. . being made for a | i Frocks whose equals are bringing far | higher prices — Frocks whose tas tal The Great Autu mn . Sa le not exist at so low a price E r ES oT : I: youexpected toget such a frock as these — you'llsave on the price. Ifyou expected tospend thirty dollars —you'll gain on the ORIENTAL RUGS ra F value. | | which will open Canton Satin Several New | Crepe Satin Autumn Models for | on Monday, October 10 t h Canton Crepe Women and Misses Shown as a Silhouettes to please those’ partial to Sport Suit straight lineso=or bloused lines Further particulars will be anmounced at a later date TH Sleeves and sashes — panels and drapings —braids and color notes in tune with the latest models. Ideal for Street and General Wear Wool Jersey Combination Suits, the coat in approved length for Fall, the sleeve less jumper dress, designed for wear witha blouse. Navy, brown, black and heather. very Special 15,00 Ae THE FOOTBALL—Soon to Come Out of Aoeemeal ij Get Posted in Advance as to Winners and the Bcores of P. All offered at the one low sale price—$30 ormer Beasons THE 1921 WORLD ALMANAG Will Equip You to Answer All Questions Authoritatively T Fs