The evening world. Newspaper, January 18, 1922, Page 13

os THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, EXTENSION OF RENT REFORM PROBABLE a Powerful Interests Uniting to Defeat New Lockwood Measures. 2 BILLS READY FEB. 6 of Landlords Stopping Aid for Tenants. By Joseph S. Jordan. (@pecial Staff Correspondent of The Evening World.) ALBANY,“Jan. 18.—There is going to be a fight to the bitter end on the housing situation, and hostile forces are gathering at the Capitol against the extension of the Emergency Rent laws and an extension of the ‘life of the Lockwood Housing Committee The Lockwood committee may end with the session, but there seems to be no chance of the landlords winning their fight against the extension of the Emergency Rent Laws. They may not be extended for the two years, which Senator Lockwood is expected to ask, but thee (hey will continue in force for the nex. year no man in elther House doubts, at least openly. The report of the Lockwood Com- mittee will be filed with the Legis- lature on Feb. 6, and will be accom- panied by about twenty-five bills, One of the bills will give to pub- lie prosecutors the right to appeal from the dismissal of indictments, Another will deal with organiza- tions in the bullding industries, whose practices in restraint of trade have been the principal obstacles in the way of solving the housing situation Senator Clayton R. Lusk, Majority Leader in the Senate, says he per- sonally favors granting any reason- able extension of time for the laws and for the committee itself. expresses the belief there will be no serious opposition to either. Gov. Miller could settle both ques- tions by a message to the Legis! ture demanding the extensions. to this time the Chief Executive has been silent on the housing situation. (The Governor has said that ex- tension of the rent laws appeared to be a necessity and he “took it for granted” they would be extended). While none of the G. O. P. leaders have come out in the open, the un- derground gossip bas it that the life or death of the Lockwood Committee 1s @ matter of political expediency. Republican leaders fear that Samuel Untermyer, chief counsel for the com- mittee, may get too much credit for his part of the work, or may go fur- Intended the committee should go, The Association of Real Estate Boards has its representatives on the ground here to-diy and has an- nounced that part of Its legislative programme contemplates acts to com- pel fire and life insur: nce companies sand other institutions holding public or trust funds to invest more heavily in real estate mortgages. A State- wide survey by the association nas shown that lack of mortgage mone. So far the association's programme Lockwood investigation. They also want exemption from Income Tax of the proceeds of buildings up to $40,000, and legislation will be asked vatural texture of come to you lustrous, moreover, doubly strong because with two’ extra aieskes to the uet. Ask for. Insist On, and Bo Sure You Get ‘and | CAP OR | FRINGE. Grey and White Double Price. ag. West Electric Hair Curl: There ‘Seems to Be No Chance! I He |. Up) ther in his investigation than it was | is largely responsible for the 1 showing in building in large citier, | and probably as much :o as the high cost of labor and material, hgh freight rates and the attitude of the building trades, e is in accord with the findings of the | reinforced WEST HAIR NET Beach6 Motorsrand 15c EACH sults | At Good Dealers Everywhere New Youu Office, 395 Broadway to provide a metlrod for determining What constitutcs “a fair and reasun- able rent.” and to elim e the wn- gestion In the city courts of iand- lord and tenant cases a ata LAWS AND HOUSING (= osssmssresemmes, . Joseph R. BI wer of No, 1814 Clay Avenue, a Watchman for the Schmitt- berger Detective Agency, was killed this morning when struck by a taxicab at Seventh Avenue and 42d Street. ‘The taxi did not stop, but the police say they have the license number vA cern as Charles & Co. | [A sell Ferris Hams and Bacon? ~ For sixty years the best fam- illes ta New York have en: Joyed the full flavor of these ine products. Still cured by the old-fashioned process. F. A. Ferris & Co., Inc. New York FERRIS HAMS 8 BACON Alittle higher in price-BUT! Dandruffy Heads | Become Hairless If you want plenty of thick, beauti- ful, glossy, silky hair, do by all means get rid of dandruff, for it will starve your hair and ruin it if you don’t. It doesn't do much good to try to ‘brush or wash it out. The only sure way to get rid of dandruff ‘is to cis- solve it, then you destroy. it entirely. 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Card of 2,10¢ Card of 5, 25¢ er Co., Philadelphia, Pa. | Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co. Broadway at Ninth, New York lot, but not in every style. and full figures. mendous success. Black caracul coats, $395 With self trimming, others with skunk or squirre! collars. Moleskin eee wraps, and 5 Gracefully designed trimmed sometimes with skunk of excellent grade. Mink coats and wraps, $835 to $1,095 Dark—well matched skins. Kolinsky coats, $595, $875 Straight full coats with deep sleeves. | Gray squirrel coats, $650 and $695 Most unusual at this price. Hudson seal (dyed muskrat) coats and wraps, $495 and $535 In several models and with plain collars. Hudson seal (dyed muskrat) wraps. $715.50 Dark brown kolin y collars. IN THE Wt MEN'S Kasha cloth $97.50 to $145 White or golden yellow— most attractive; lends itse!f with much distinction to on piece frocks or to a charmi over-blouse and skirt as illus- trated. French flannel $39.50 to $89.50 Used in beautifully tailored frocks in brilliant red, with dyed crocheted wool lace—a quaint touch; in tan and chamois color, bound with navy blue ribbons; and in white with just a sugges: tion of brightest green in tons or embroidery. A frock of navy blue flannel] with a white linen bleuse, ac- quires much chic by « square little cape, made in a most ex- but- Victor Records i Reduced Beginning to-day— Victor 10-in., black tabel records will be 75c, in- stead of 85c. And Victor black label record, be $1.25, instead of is getting back to the pre-war price Phonograph Shop Elghth Gallery, New Building LILLIAN Corsets—$7.95 ($12.50 to $20 grades) Well-fitting styles, not to be reordered. All sizes in the $18 Parisienne Corsets, $12.95 Models in handsome silk figured brocade for medium * Redfern Brassieres, $1.95 Cleverly designed model of pink silk figured brocade— introduced by us a few weeks ago—which has met with tre- DISTINCTIVE | Fur Coats and Capes Smart silhouettes. Excellent furs. Moderately Priced Third Floor, Old Bullding Gray caracul and nutria capes, $450 A flaring cape with most be- coming collar. All 45 inches long Second Floor, Old Bullding FASHION SALONS Sport Frocks of kasha cloth and French flannel Two delightful fabrics traordinarily simple fashion. | Illustrated. Second Floor, Old Building Exquisite Negligees at negligible prices iy Hostess gowns, Tea gowns, Tea coats, Boudoir gowns, Breakfast coats. —were $19.75 to $195— Now $12.75 to $97.50 Whimsical fashion these negligees—original tions and adaptations of import ed models — on delightfully simple lines to bri ut the beauty of the lov —crepe back crepe, chiffon and the fascinating colorings. Metallic and two-toned rit bons, dainty laces, pretty flow- ers, ostrich banding, bright beads and hand-appliqued mo- tifs serve as the decidedly smart trimming details. Third Floor? Old Buliding The Safety Windo-kleanr Cleans the outside of the window from inside the room. The device sets or the —no nails or screws requir The rubber wiper plate serrated and holds the ¢ firmly. The rubber also ac as a cushion and preven’ damage to the putty, ot ing to regulate or grt « order, Safe, simple, practica Demonstrated i Housewares Store: th 5. Seventh Gallery, New Building | $34—for $49.50 grades med and untrimmed models. for street wear. SOROCHKA Russian Peasant | Frocks for Girls of 2 to 6 years The simplicity of peasant fashions and the _pictur- esque colorings of their em-) broideries which are so well! adapted to children’s clothes are beautifully il- lustrated in these charming frocks. Cotton crepe or albatross of very fine quality in a_ soft creamy white or lovely French blue makes a most effective | background for the exquisite embroidered designs. $14.50 to $25 These frocks were made by the Russian emigrees here in New York, and have the two- fold charm of —being clothes | wear; true copies of the that Russian children —and of being more moderate- ly priced than imported frocks. | Old Building Third Floor, Hand-made Lingerie | Blouses—$6.95 Fine French voile trimmed | with wide bands of hand-made filet lace in charming patterns. Blouses and vestee —with graceful roll collar —with pleated jabot —with frill with Tuxedo collar * The unusually nice quality of | the material is emphasized by most attractive designs in hand drawn work and charming bits of hand embroidery. Other Filet-trimmed | Hand-made Slouses, $3.95 ‘The material—voile--and the | needlework in these blouses is attractive as in the more ive blouses, but the trim are somewh. more mple. The models equally well-eut and there ar inter e. ting variety of type Second Floor, Qid Building JANUARY 18, ALL Winter Coats for women to go at— $48—for our $59.50 to $69.: $54—for our $75 to $79,50 grades $78 for our $94 to $110 grades $98 for our $125 to $145 grades $125—for our $165 to $185 grades. Every winter coat in our Salon collection—fur trim- fashions varied and authoritative. Silhouettes—those that Paris has sanctioned. Colors—black, navy blue or brown—the smart shades Hand finished linings of plain colored crepe de chine or silk add a distinctive finish to these coats. 1922. If You would Exercise THRIFT, Here Are REAL Opportunities Telephone 4700 Stuyvesant Store Hours: 9 to 5.30 | Exactly 11 -years. for it tomorrow. It is Our best quality Pink, blue, old rose, delft, ore! tufted or with handsomely etitche and floral e fects with plain tied in, 50 grades (untrimmied) Leather suit-cases... . $6.65 Hat boxes. . $5. Enamel cases . $4. Leather bags.. . $7.20 Fitted suit-cases.....$16.65 All tailored to our order in Hurt luggage. Hurt 104 pieces. The leathe cowhide. ‘ : The Furs _, | The Fabrics | |' Moleskin Dyed Wolf ‘ 1 Natural opossum Beaver The Jashionable Seal dyed coney irrel soft weaves with Beaver dyed coney utria deep pile surfaces. Wolf Caracul ray that the above caption, is true. The new music rolls for ords for phonographs bear it Second Floor, Old Bullding Attractive Lingerie for large women Great variety of new models—imported and do- mestic — adroitly fashion- ed on slenderizing lines of firm batiste, cambric and nainsook. The Philippine and Porto Rican under- things are beautitully hand-embroidered and ere run with arrow veins of hand-drawn work; the do- mestic garments are pret- tily lace and embroidery trimmed. NIGHTGOWNS, with grace- ful round or becoming square GREENBRIER Tweed Sports Frock with its own cape Specialized at $37 necklines — imported, $2.95 f $3.95; domestic, $1.25, $1.95, For Miss 14 to 20 $3.50; some. with ‘reinforced armholes, $2.95, $3.95. ENVELOPE CHEMISES— imported, $2.95, $3.95. domes- tic, 95c, $1.50; some with rein- forced armholes, $1.95. STRAIGHT CHEMISES — domestic, $1.50, some with re- inforced armholes, $1.95, $2.50: Reinforced DRAWERS, 95¢, $1.50, $1.95. Third Floor, The price is absurdly little but it is simply an- other instance of our in- genuity aid foresighted- ness. The tweed is of excellent quality, in delightru! shades of blue, violet, green or rose. Second Floor, Old Bullding Tenth Street Old Buliding 3,600 prs. Men’s Socks A famous Make, 38c pr. ° 7 of these Quilts at $16.50 And no more It is important to state the number, because this quilt (there is only one kind included in this offer) is very well known, and has not been available at so low a price for You may rely upon it—there will be a big demand wool-filled Quilt covered in plain Japanese silk hid covers. d-in design. Each quilt beautifully 87 wool-filled Quilts at $7.50 Also a very advantageous price, and limited to 87. Large size eee sateen covers ught in Paris—figured sateen borders. Wool filling Fourth Gallery. New Building Hurt Luggage to $36.65 . Regular to, Sa1.a3} prices are to $47.35 ced rae to $70.00 pricés. Pleased customers, For the hurts of the luggage are small, and do not make the goods less serviceable. While the hurt to the prices is substantial, and means money in the pocket. r pieces are of good, stout Main Floor, Old Bullding “Jazz Played Out’’ Musicians and music lovers generally think, hope and as found in a leading weekly, player-pianos and dance rec- out, as there is a notable ab- sence of the “jazziness” once so prevalent. We have about 2,000 vocal and instrumental music rolls to sell at 35c each, the former prices of which were more than twice to five times as much. First Gallery, New Bullding Black Spanish Lace Silk—36 in.—$2.95 Beautiful heavy quality of all-over lace—so soft and silky that it drapes exquisitely. Stunning large designs, or conventional floral patterns; square mesh effects in many of the popular patterns are re- sponsible for some of the sea- son’s most charming models, Desirable not only for entire gowns, but for sleeves, sashes and panels on crepe and satin gowns. ‘ First Floor, Old Bull Chauffeurs’ Ulsters $28 Our. $39.50 grade All wool double breasted dark gray ulsters. sizes 34 to 46. | | a | | 50 full wool lined. 50 wool yoke lined. | The Men’s Shops, Burlington Arcade Floor New Bullding fives and mothers will nole They were intended to be sold for 75c pair, but some little fault developed, and —here they are at 38c. Pure silk, plain weave. back), ribbed weave. socks by the dozen, two dozen, three dozen pairs, on the offer them underprice. Black, brown, assorted colors. Sizes 9% to 12 in the lot, have mercerized cotton tops, toes and heels. Silk , .aited Silk and artificial silk mixed, side clockings. but not in every kind. Burtington (silk outside, cotton Men buy these rare occasions when we can The silk socks Arcade Floor, New Bullding SHIRTS, $4 to $7.50 grades, $2.95 SHIRTS, $2.50 to $3 EARL & WILSON Only once each winter 1s it possible to get E. & W. THAT time. The shirts are perfect, in the good fabrics .50 grades, $1.95 shirts under-price. This is for which E. & W. are noted. In the regular patterns and colorings. Negligees, with soft French cuffs—some v ith collars attached, some with collars detached. Sizes 14 to 16. Sleeve lengths 33, 34, 35 in. A very good choice of colors (guaranteed fast) and designs in each size. $12 Velours Hats Black, green, brown, tan, g: $10 and Welt edge and cut edge Burlington Arcade Floor, ---Now $7.50 All imported. New vay. Bultding esi atl |