The evening world. Newspaper, November 16, 1922, Page 17

PRESIDENT ADMITS ~ PUBL SHETOF WEN DRY LAW Writes to Mrs. Robinson That Prohibition Will Be Issue for Generation. ninemsn resident Harding hag sent a letter ‘Mrs. Douglas Robinson, sister of former President Theodore Roosevelt and a member of the National Re- publican. Committee, admitting there has been a shift of public opinion re- ‘garding Prohibition enforcement, but indicating his belief that the Prohi- bition! questio#® would not be taken out of politics within this generation. Mrs. Robinson had been attacked by @ Republican leader on tho party's attitude toward Prohibition, and wrote of it to Mr. Harding.. The receipt of the President's reply was annolunced yesterday afternoon at the meeting of the R@publican Neighborhood Asso- ciation in the home of Mrs. Walter James, . 7 East 70th Street, in the courgg, of an exciting analysis'of the rece! election. Mrs. Robinson re- fused to give the text of the Presi- dent’s coffimunication but verified the gist of it. Two Whndred and fifty women of wealth ease packed Mrs. James's drawing m to give personal testi- mony of their servicé™before and on Election Da They applauded when thelr President, Mrs. James Russell Pgrsons, charging ‘‘incompetence,”’ achery’’ and ‘‘disloyalty’’ within the’ party. organization, called for a reorganization. Mrs. Parsons de- clared a recount in the 15th Election District would show Schuyler Meyer elected. She charged that her women workers at the polls had seen Miller votes counted for Smith. “I have every reason .to believe," she said, t Republican election officials traded votes and were treacherbus to their party. Buys This Overcoat! And It’s 100% Wool! Direct from the well-known WHOLESALE clothing firm of Finkelstein & Maisel a photo- of a in & Maisel overcoat om stock, You can overcoat, EXACTLY s illustrated, at actual ‘WHOLESALE price. The profit tha would go to the ret to your gwn poc saving you purchase another over®oat. FINKELSTEIN & MAISEL are really clothing manufacturers, Offering Righ-class 100% pure wool suits and coats at a really extraor dinary saving because you buy a wholesale prices! Read Our Guarantee! Tf, fate any re%son whatever, you magmfeel dissatisfied withany purchase, or believe you are not getting abs values in all ask for your ry réturn it Instant! a word, And remember, our new y val prices for ¥ Top Coats. and Overcoats are $17.4 hell $27.14, $30.69, an $34.8: $24.88 and $27.44 for Suits with Two Pairs of Trousers 100% pure wool—wh : tell us are nowhefe to had for at least double our prices. IMPORTANT: Note carefully our name and location—one flight up. Finkelstein & Maisel “Makers of Clothes of the Better sind for Men and Foung Men"? ordinarily ailer goes back 1 full, without and 0 Bway, opp.11thSt, Fee 81 Broadway at Ninth, New York $6.50 Chiffon Velvet, $4.50 yd. 500 yards in black only, 40 in. wide The facing ig all silk in a fine, soft, crushable weave, beautiful and lustrous, accommodating itself with the sutmost grace to the straight-line silhouette and the draped mode. Exquisite for gowns, evening wrapsand coats, $10.50 Erect Pile Silk Velvet, $7 yd, 200 yards, in black only; a beautiful all-silk velvet, in a deep, lustrous tone. Black velvet is very difficult to secure in New York just now at any price, Silk Rotunda, Street Floor, Old Bullding. $65 Fox Scarves at $37.50 The lewest price at which we have ever able to sell skins ot this fine quality. The soft, silky, not-too-thickly-furred foxes that *|~/ are preferred by thé smart women. Rich, deautifully shaded skins in brown, taupe and black, Women’s Fur Salons— ‘Third Floor, Old Bullding Two-tone Silk Stockings, $1.85 pr. Irregulars of $5.50 grade ' By a first grade manufacturer. Stockings pf the type de luxe which, as a rule, women of moderate means, longing to own a pair, feel that they cannot afford to buy. They are not seconds, because they are without imperfections, darns or holes. They are classed as “irvegulars” because of slight unevenness in the weave, making them appear heavier in some parts than in others, This appearance dimin- ishes greatly when the stocking is on the foot. .,, Of a very high grade of fine ingrain thread silk. Full fashioned, with double flaring tops and double soles, ‘Blatk; navy blue and brown, shet with white to gi two-fone effect. All sizes. 6 the effective Street Floor, Old Building. $7 and $8 Redfern Corsets at $3.65.and $4.65 For average and full figures, in two excellent models that are exact c of corsets to-day marked $7 and 78 if our regular stork —-26 to inches, for $3.65; 88 to 36 inches, for $4.65. __ A fashionable low top mgdei of. firm brocade has been constructed with a short extension top at the back which prevents the brassiere and skirt band from werking up over the top of the corset. Long, epete hips and a fiat back are other important features. Sizes 2u to 82, .,,, For the smart, uncorseted effect a wrap-around model of pink silk figured brocade and elastic. Elastic gores inset over the thighs make it impossible for the corset to ride up. Sizes 26 to 36. Third Floor, Old Building. $25 to $30 Beaded Tunica: $17.50 50 resplendent tunics, imported and American made, each a graceful interpretation of the slender-line silhouette decreed by Paris. Georgette crepe and silk net, exquisitely beaded and spangled, in the lovely shades favored by the mode and blatk. $1.25 fmported Bead Girdles at 65c 720 flat, braided girdles, finished with long full tassels, from Czecho-Slovakia. In jet, or jet combined with pretty high shades. Buckles, Cabochons and Ornaments $1.25 to $2.50 grades for 65c Half and less than half price for 432 attractive buckles, cabochons and ornaments of gala'ith, metal, filigree, jet and teakwood, such as Parisian couturiers have very cleverly used to lend a gay touch of color to this season First’ .‘loor, Old Buliding. 78s cha 8): Import Collar aad Cuff Sets at 50c 3,000 sets from St, Gall, Wwitzerland. Pinafore, tuxedo and shawl collars and turned back ¢ of fine batiste 1 organdie, in white or ecru, beautifully embroidered. The embroidery, in many cases, is co fine that it is impossible to tell the difference between it and hand-work. $1.50 Worsted Scarfs at 95c The type of scarf the young ¢' seen at many of the recent foot- ball games wore with their mannishly tailored topcoats. Two yards long finished with wool fringe, in turquoise blue, tangerine, French blue, cherry, jade, buff, green, henna, brown or navy blue. " Street Floor, Old Building, 50c to 95c Ribbons, 38c yd. 1,200 yards. 4!2 to 6 in. wide Jacquard weaves i rich colorings and in delicate light pink and blue stripes. Moire ribbons in solid colors. For hair ribbons and sashes, for bags, for trimmings and a thousand other uses, Main Alsle, Street Floor, Old Building. $3.75 to $4.75 for Children’s $4.75 to $6.50 Shoes 226 pairs of fine shoes, for school and dress wear, well made over a straight, com- fortable of best tan calf: toes; sturdy soles and low flat leather. Widths B to E, Sizes 814 to 104%, $3.75; 11 to 2, $4.25; 244 to 7, $4.75. First Floor, Old Building. Housewares’ Specials Many needed things for the house may be purchased Friday at Very much less; ‘ $3 for $3.75 Little Ash-man ash can Trucks—just put your barrel on and rell away. 50 only, $8.50 for $16 folding lawn clothes dryer with galvanized 110 feet clothes line. 15 only. 0 for $4.50 Ridjid open end folding ironing tables. 25 only. for $2.25 food and meat chopper; has 3 reversible steel cut- ast parts coated with pure tin—cannot |! 50 only. 25 for $1.75 coffee mills to fasten to walls; patent adjustable rs; metal canister; holds 1.pound. Lady Torrington hand vacuum cleaners. for bi No. 7 Kreamer wash boilers, heavy tin, copper bot- 5 only. $1.50 for $2 clothes baskets of whole willow, bottoms reinforced with cane, cane handles, 72 only. $1.50 for $2.50 floor brooms; 12-inch China bristle and hair; long hanoles. 150 only, : $1.75 for $3 floor brushes; 1 finch China bristle and hair. only. 75e for $1.25 dust brushes; S-inch; gray bristle. White Enameled framed Mirrors posts; 500 only. 20 only. Seventh Gallery, hive Building, STEWART WEEK at | jjauanele NOVEMBER 16, 1922. --Still More G “A Belmaison Capture in London—for Stewart Week 10,170 Yds. of English Glazed Chintz $2, $2.75 and $3.50 a yard grades ~ price of 80c yd. At the amazing 169 patterns - * * * In all colors and widely varying desigus. Many interesting lattice designs in green or rose on white. A design of dark red ro8es and dahlias tied with French blue ribbons; one of Oriental poppies on a pale gray ground; another of sweet peas on white, A fine green and white chintz; ivy pattern. A lattice design of heavy rose cords on cream. These are only a few of the de- signs—four more are illustrated. The scope of patterns in this shipment of are under $50. : * * * smart soft pile fabrics, and a few fur cloths. priced suits,#in effective bandings. straight-line. jackets, Black, dark brown, blue and taupe. sizes 46 to 52 Today —$8.95 to $39.50 Friday—$3.95 to $19.75 The materials fine qua The trimmings— laces, The colors- Henna, bei assortment of b k bloypes. $7.50 to $9.50 Necklaces at $5 | Unusual chain necklaces, a limited number only, of metal in polshed and eads and fini: as in old hard-wro birds, serpents and other Chi round and flat, in tones green-ani-blue. The cnains fine metal tassels in fringe ins anywhere, ed with or A nd none ev For Men and Boys Fifty, made by the Great 1 Manufacturing Com- that we sell regu- . Fully equipped departure with new coaster brake, forber hanger, moto: cycle’ pedals and saddle. In two colors—green and black or slate and black. Twenty-on inch frame, straight bar mode! models for boys. $20 Over lidly m tailore Boys’ abries, pockets. A 5 vertible collar, coat, 18 to 18 years. Roll & flat top Desks! $24 iy for fift top aad $36 for roll top, Fumed or quarte for home, college or the | office —our $31.75 and | $45 grades — toi ogany Genuine Fourth Gallery, New Build ng oats, $ an or kimono sleev gum-wood flat top at § ame construction, Leather Arm Chairs 875 for $110 grade . Women’s Two-piece Suits, All at Half Price Today’s prices—$39.50 to $265 Friday’s prices—$19.75 to $132.50 185 suits in all, and the majority at the new pr‘ces Beautifully made suits of yeldyne, duvetyn and the other Fur trimmed or severely failored—moleskin, fox, wolf, squirrel, kit fox are the furs in collars, cuffs and, on the higher The soft sithouette always—tie around, wrap around and Sizes 34 to 44; and a group of suits for larger women in f Second Floor, Old Bullding. 200 Suit Blouses at Half Georgette, chiffon, crepe de chine, satin, laces—aML in very Beads, embroidery, hemstitching, tucking and some with ; navy blue, brown, white, flesh and a fine Third Floom Old Buliding. green-gold finish, with soldered links, set with large shed with handsome pendants, alike on both sides, ht pieces, cut-out and decorated with . 8, to frame large stones, | uli, jade, cherry red and peacock two or three pping tour revealed none just en similar for less than $7.50 Bijoux Shop, Street Floor, Old Building $35 Bicycles for $24.75 | for men; nineteen inch drop bar Sporting Goods Store, Street Floor, New Bullding finish; leather, ‘ constructed a delivered upon short * Ny chintz is so great that among them are some suited to English rooms, some to French, and some to Colonial. Widths, 25, 26, 31, 33, 36 in. The quantities of each:pattern which Bel- maison bought vary from 20 to 100 yards, but we have at least a dozen patterns of more than a hundred yards. 6 The name Belmaison stands for taste in degorating. And you have in this shigment .of English glazed chintz the benefit of Bel- maison judgment and its foresight in seiz ing an opportunity in the English market. Fourth Gallery, New Bullding. Children’s Book Week Friday, 2.15 in the Auditorium ian Owen's Mario Ay) e medd'a hit Nera: tek weed he Gré@nwieh Vill in Folltes before they came to us. A say program with musle. did At3 P.M. two authors of chit dren's books Will talk and -read— Mr, Howard Gat's author of the “Uncle Wiggly Books,” will Iustrate his talk with lantern slides and a moving picture of his animals, Mr. Dillon Wallace author of “Grenfell of the Labrade ‘Greater Plenty’ and other boo! will talk on Dr, Grenfell and Labrador, First Gallery, New Buliding \ $37.50 to $59 | Block Baby Carriages genuine reed, no fi tion, | ivory, i riety of shapes and sty 3 Third Gallery, New Building Another The who like to stay young. Worsteds, cheviots, | stripes, Fifty in black ov tan thick corduroy lable g back olden Specials for Friday Store Hours: 9 to 6.30 for 12 persons. Twelve designs to choose from, a lovely floral design, as illus- trated; bands of cobalt blue and gold; ventional and floral in wide or narrower borders, on fine white china bodies of high lustre. second Gallery, New Building. tons; plain and figure: good for hatls and stair: All 27 in. wide, INDIVIDUAL ——-——___—— Stewart Week Men’s and Young Men’s $50 Suits, $38 200 suits in models specially chosen for young men and men Three and four-button models for yosmg men; three-button conservative or semi-conservative models for older men. lars, longs, shorts, stouts, sizes 34 to 46. tweeds, ° brown aid gray fancy mixtures Every garment strictly tailored to Wanamaker Standards. Men’s Reversible Leather Coats, $23.50 | close to wholesale The leather is bes Two lower pockets an spe SPECIALIZED rounded corners and edges, sliding bot- tom tray in base. high; depth of base is 21 inehe sliding porcelain, steel table top 40 inches. with adjustable and glass spice three doors, large ing utensils, pastry meat choppers. ij sketch are not included in the cabinet. Princeton-Yale Game By Radio College men and their friends are invited to the Wanamaker Auditorium Saturday to hear the Prince- ton-Yale game reported by radio direct from Palmer. "Stadium. The Princeton-Harvard game was receiv: very satisfactorily last Saturday, the cheering a comments of the crowd being plainly heard. Each play of the game will be reported instantly, beginning at 2. The Auditorium seats 1,400. First Gallery, New Building. $60 to $95 Imported China Dinner Sets, $40 and $50 — 200 sets, 107 pieces in each, service other stunfiing designs both con- Oriental Rugs at HALF ‘ $175 to $275 for $350 to $550 grades 5 Just 15 Persian Gorevan rugs in medallion de_ signs: red, light and dark blue, and eld ivory; in sizes / ranging from 11.1 ft. x 9.6 ft. to 14.1 x 10.8 feet. Sixth -Gattery,. Sotisins. Golden Specials in Carpets $5.25 sq. yd. for $8.25 Wiltons 1,000 yards of seamless breadloom high pile Wilton, 12 feet wide, in one color only; light tan. $3 yard for $4.50 Royal Wilton 352 yards, 27 inches wide, in one pattern only; Chinese Chippendale, tan ground with blue figure. Short lengths of Carpets, Half Price 1,500 yards tapestry, velvets, wool-and worsted Wil- i n lengths from 3 to. 19 yards— ; some are irregular ‘in shading. 85e yard $1.25 yard $1.85 yard $2.25 yard for $1.75 grade for $2.50 grade for $3.75 grade for $4.50 grade e Seventh Gallery, New Bullding. $69.75 Fitchen Cabinets, $57.50 Fifty white enameled cabinets, with Cabinet’ is 72 inches Flour bin capacity for 25 lass sugar conta’ pmpa 'y board and block for" Utensils shown in the Seventh Gallery, New Building. s Top-Notcher ! Regu cassimeres. Good-looking and the ever-popular hairline ee oiled sh pocket on éach si ide of f best qualilv the coat, Belt all | around, Mackinaw le ‘A warm, coat, not cumbersome, for motoring, hunting | ov hiking. ‘The leather will not crack in snowy weather, street a a ae i 12.7: Leather Golf or Sports Jackets by one of the $11.75 for the $16.50 to $18.50 grades 1, 60m Genuine brown suede leather; knitted co’ and cuffs and bottom. [wo upper pockets with buttoned over flap. § with string bottom, Every coat cut full and roomy, and well fitting. Nething so good for sports wear. Onl; 100 at this price in sizes 36 to 46. Sports Shop-—Street Floor, New Bullding. 600 Fine Silk Shirts of the $6 and $6.50 grade, $4.25 Superior grades of fancy striped jerse white on white jerseys, por loomeraft, broadeleth, crepe and tub silk, in wide range of patterns, Some have collar attached, others have a detachavle | collar to match, t all sizes in all grades, but a \| good selection in all sizes, A good chance to buy \ Christmas shirts early. Street Floor, New Bullding, || SERVICE—STREET FLOOR \| 1}