The evening world. Newspaper, December 6, 1921, Page 6

LIBERALIZED LAWS | URGED FOR ALASKA Gov. Bone Reecommends That Administration of Territory Be Brought Nearer Home. WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.—More Nb- | eral laws with an administration oo- | ordinated and brought nearer home ip the paramount need of Alseka, Gov. Scott C. Bone says in bie first! Annual report, made public to-day by the Interior Department. , “Capital and people are required to @ovelop resources of the Territory,” | id, “and until it 1s made easier | tWo necessary factors to ob- | othola the Territory will not s. Under the present long range system of Government indi- Vidual initiative has been halted and the pioneer spirit maimed.” To promote efficiency by mintmizing delays, the Governor recommended that the administration be central- ized at Juneau, the Territorial capital, while Government supervision be ; maintained at Washington with the | various bureaus dealing with the Ter- ritory consolidated under one depart- mental head. After making several recommenda- tions for improvement, Gov. Bone says: “The Territory is not growing nu- merically, its population having de- eréased 10,000 during the last decade to 30,000."" | —_—_———— | OL, HELEN BASTEDO UNDBRGOES OPERATION, Col. Helen Bastedo of the Motor Corps of America, and figured prominently in Aelivering milk to hospitals during the strike, underwent an operation at St. | Luke's Hospital this morning for a) serious infection of the throat, Bhe fs! fo take a long rest after her return to | | | | { | A Christmas Gift for Daughter or Son Between Broadway and 6th Ave, SPECIAL SALE LADIES’ BRACELET WATCHES 14KaratiGold T JEWELED ADJUSTED REGULATED GUARANTEED __THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1921. Women’s Strap Wrist Gloves $2.95 GLACE of a fine heavy quality, the kind that promises long weat, fashions these gloves marked at a special price for the Christmas Season. The strap wrist is preferred by many women today because of its desirable length and trim fit. Brown, tan, beaver, Havana, white, pearl. GROUND FLOOR Lovely Spanish Lace Scarves $14.50 TO make graceful frocks or to use as a shoulder scarf, there is no lovelier single item than the Spanish lace scarf. These in our collection are particularly beautiful —many of them having been copied from rare old lace scarves in the Museums of Madrid. The price is extremely low for imports of such fine quality. ‘The scarves are from 2% to 3 yards long and from 20 to 24 inches wide—a generous size for any use. GROUND FLOOR Women’s . Wool Stockings Excellent Christmas Values Imported Ribbed Stockings, $1.95 DELIGHTFUL soft tan heather mixtures. Imported Clock Stockings, $3.25 These are heather mixtures too with embroid- ered silk clocks, Indian Cashmere Stockings, $3.75 Novelty Sports Stockings, $4.75 Extremely smart combinations of colors, woven with contrasting cuff to be worn turned down with knickers or adjusted full-length. GROUND FLOOR A Sale 300 Pairs Boys’ Shoes $3.95 GRBATLY reduced in price for this event only, Both high and low shoes in black and fan. 104—4, sizes incomplete. FOURTH FLOOR THE BOYS’ SECTION Blanket Robes I ple pccent gly one that enj . Many end Indian effects . $4.00 $18.75 Sweaters $4.50 to $10 MANY colors, made with shawl collars or in slip-over styles, 8—18 years. POURTH FLOOR Below —Two of 4 group of smart tricotine dresses selling at $25 250 Women’s Coats At $65, $75, $85 ‘INCLUDED are many styles each as distinctive as this illustrated. They have been developed of the choicest and most enduring winter coatings and collared with wolf, beaver, Australian opos sum, and caracul. The collection has been divided into three groups very advantageously priced to you at $65, $75, and $85. THIRD FLOOR The New Mid-Season Frocks For Women, $25 | SKETCHED are tricotine frocks that have widely different ways of emphasizing the slim silhouette. Left, beads cleverly emphasize the shawl collar and wide sleeves. Right, black silk braid accents the slender skirt. Very excellent values at a nominal sum, $25. THIRD FLOOR Lovely Gift Blouses, $5 IF you have the reputation of always giving the right and useful gift, we Suggest that you check many feminine names on your Christmas list with blouses. Here are three very smart and different models for your. selection. A handmade voile blouse trims with delicate drawn-work and wide filet lace. A crepe de Chine blouse has insets of filet and hand-drawn work. And a pongee blouse is very tailored — all exceptional at $5. THIRD FLOOR Fur Scarves of Lovely Coloring, $46.50 THE pelts used to fashion our fur neckwear are chosen with particular care to assure the finest quality and richest coloring obtainable. At this one price there is a splendid choice of scarves Ne Ps developed in mink, Hudson Bay sable; taupe, brown and pointed a ‘ * a y; . fox; baum marten and skunk. Hudson Seal Coats $265, $205, $395 LOOSEFITTING models, belted, with cuffs of skunk, Every coat (Dyed Muskrat) shawl collars and FOURTH FLOOR Lord & laylor FIFTH “AVENUE Women’s Sheer Linen Handkerchiefs a thy colored trifles from France—~ delectable shades and many exquisite designs, 50¢ to $2.50 each, ie Real Lace Edged Handkerchiefe—Valen. ciennes, Binche, Duchesse, Lille and Rese Point, $1.50 co $35 each, And Men's Handketchiefs—Pure linen with tape borders—all marked greatly below thelr onginal price. $9, $12, $18 and $24 Dozen. GROUND FLOOR ‘Silk: Umbrellas Exceptional Values $6.50. IT IS mést unusual to find such an attractive collection of women’s all-silk umbrellas at such a very low price. ‘Bordered and plain silk styles, with stub ends or tips, and smart handles. Tax additional GROUND FLOOR Dainty Silver Slippers For Evening Wear $12.75 MANY women have remarked upon this moderate price for our smart silver slippers the season’s evening gowns demand. There are silver brocade slippers with high or low French heels, also slippers of plain silver cloth with baby Louis heels, made with several styles of graceful, becoming straps. Tax 28. SECOND FLOOR y A Corset That Gives The Straight Line $4.50 IT IS made of handsome broche with Walohn boning. The elastic girdle top is bound with pink satin ribbon. SECOND FLOOR Books on The Theatre IN answer to our request the Theatre Arts Magazine recommends the following as the best new books relating to the theatre: Stark Young, Three One-Act Plays . . . $1.35 William Butler Yeats, Four Plays for Dancers 2.00 1 |, TheTheatre of Tomorrow 5.00 Lennox Robinson, The White-headed Boy . 1.75 John Gay, Opera. . 3.50 and 10.00 O'Neil, Emperor Jones; Diff'rent; e Straw 2.00 W. Somerset Maugham, The Circle . . . Helen Louise Cohen, One-Act Plays by Mod- ern Authors Bernard Shaw, Back to Methuselah The Lord & Taylor Book Shop Fifth Avenue at 38th Street Imported Veilings Reduced, 75c yd.! A_RBAL opportunity! These veilings have sold until today at much higher prices. The collection we have reduced for this special sell- ing includes practically every style you could wish for—fancy meshes, chenille dots, scrolls, and woven dots. Plain colors, black, brown, taupe, navy, and becoming combinations: blue taupe, beige and brown, and many others. 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