The evening world. Newspaper, December 6, 1922, Page 11

7 e é i tE3 EVENING WORLD, WEDNiL. ive | Principtes wilt “Yead to wure disaster | foresees the Ukelihood that his whole] ylelds to the tarm bios. , tery } the War Finance Corporation, created D 4 ] Is ‘i Wallace urges an Increase Im the/under a Democratic Administration, ‘< “ yr t = to get his. breath. before | in 1924. egislative program would be en ae Hy ! . Committing himself to] Between all there confiicting opin-| inciay snd deateoved. tle mast co] MOTeKe-loun limit of the Federal] the plight of the farmers would have| ee WE ae f the sugeestions by writing] ions, the President aa represented ie aud rn il doce ; a Farm Land Banks from $10,000 to] been still worse, Democrats and Re- ASK for Horlick’s ' iy a i " prite cot to the country in his next campalen | g95 000 publican progress! . IGINAL -_ them Into his mexsuge. It Is believed] 1s following his favorite course of : A h prog The ORIG! | that the unpre ted doliy in sub upon a compromise. It appears] 0” the lerisiative accomplishments «f] A sy 1 of Intermediate habilitation © g \ Malted Milk itt Suggestions | i so based on * an attempt to reconcile 'r- [his Administration and tf a dea KT which J give the tarmer to whioh afforded \¢ fi yhellable elements and principles} * brought about in Con at thie from six months to How far t or pour the magnitude of the under. | Stage it means two more years of ated, which the cham-]g0 in forcing aking has stumped Mr. Harding foi | }9n-accomplishment. : farmers ip Congress say| Program {n this demoralized state of } he time. e Just now the question of whether] would afford protection against sudden | affairs in another question which the When the Washington conference] the Old Guard shall fight or surrender|deflation. ‘This character of credit ts] President must decide. The ship to organize a bi-partisan progressive | Centres around the program for tak- » stock rals-] Subsidy proposal fs unpopular in the gram of prog outlined at the recent conference of the so-called progres sive bloc - TO “BEST MINDS Tho real questfn believed to pe] bloc in Congress was ing care of the farmers in the manner ssary to thelr] farming sections because it cpm etn Ladin se anroca ugituting th uutive mind Is how his champions In Congress de- ty Of thele Dist | EA re oe cuwpataatoty advan, | itich Mill, Malted Oraia lestractie Pow: 00 Much Advice From Re-] { ation shall The old Populistic element ducer without compensatory advan- b inp Much Aavice Fr af | neces were he West is too strong to be de- y Wallace pyts his finger] tages ‘ablet forms. Nourishing-No cooking. — 8@ Avoid imitations and Substitutes FRIGHTE: DRIVER, WHO BREAKS LEG. A gust of wind frightening the horee drawing a vegetable cart at Park Ave- House of Sen 's eputation of being astute polit to decide upon a protecting = blicity w ) actionary Republicans Muddles President. and its battle cry is that thelon the sore spet when he eays thie ave been too long neglected] ‘might have been a prosperous year ral Government In passing | for rs m credit laws and more hy the tration n Cor *, Somo of his advisers ure represented as being for an unylelding attitude in all these nd standing as adamant for HORSKH THROWS ulture and for the Nation Every Woman Knows neeint to The Evening W for farm prod- 1 to The f oe Ca at the Cn ate y. fe redits ts the demand of the t paid for the things| nue and itiet Street to-day, the driver, PUTNAM FADELESS DYES Bopesron: Des: <0 i on as those policies were when advisers are for {new bloc in Congress, The annual re- | the farmer must buy,” Morris Cohen, sixteen, of No. 1899 Bath. ti by “best minds” in DOP; ertaead GW ues onrenh, he thunder’’ of La Follette| nort of Secretary of Agriculture "Wal-] The farmers of the Middle Went] oo", oily (usc © NC Ut COON |) Arethe finest mtheiand Each package DE unworkable in pragtice. A mutt! The few aoml-progressive Repubit- . while others are counsel |lace is attracting more than passing e conditions created | he wisest and. Wis HEKE Sen dyes or tints any fabric or ‘cnenh Ae 4i vclisel. Hua retaided rachar| conn whe have ihe Bxcculive'e arr ane ship should not be eur [attention and fs belleved to fore: w and «:her|to the street and his right lew frac- 10: 4 Moe? 10 ri arding In term. | counselling art nate adher [rendered without i i jagive recom-| things chargeable to lack of wisdom He wan taken to Lincoln Hos- hy Pay t (H jan aided. President Harding In te ence to gome of the party's wornout! In such a strugele, the Executive » President, if he at Washington. But for the revival of | pital R E Hing his meskage to the new Con It will be the end uf the v the earliest. Lefore the President 3 his ideas in shape to submit them the legislative body The story beliind the br fe precedent which calls fev Hasion of the imessage ont In Extra Large Sizes Dainty Undergarments of Silk or Votton, lace trim- med, exquisite, executed to fit the individualfigure. 175 15 44” A day Deceit fane Hryant That’ the De ERE Chairmen Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday - NEW YORK found It impoxsi > reconcile all the es 2 in charge Mrs. ‘ohn S. Rogers Mrs. John R. Drexel, Jr Mrs. Guy Fairfax Cary Mrs. John S. Ellsworth ggestions brought to the Whit - louse by the clique of gers which is attempt Government. President Harding ts not ‘elt i te W. 5 d 5 W F thi d Si py tte cin est Forty-second Street Stern Brothe Ts est Forty-third Street ‘he last D frst Fine Quality Silk Umbrellas Special Holiday Values in WOMEN’S ey for MEN and WOMEN Fur Wraps for Women Hand-Made Cotton Blouses To Aid the Maternity Center Association (December 6th. gth, inclusive) —We will devote a generous percentage of all sales made in the Toy and Infants’ Wear Deane to further the work of this great cause for humanity's sake. One hundred prominent society women will take charge of these departments; a group of 25 serving each day. ub goth “Street Nr. Sth Ave. XMAS SALE foday and Tomorrow Only toria! ad- eto cup th mp that ha he Administration were bent on \ nl bili Combining beauty, quality, and lasting service : Ht | ‘ | | he ates sine Offer Unlimited Possibilities for Christmas Gifts . inasterly otkanarahi. Trimmed with Real boas Ladies Bracelet Watches White House re Gre Wotren f pide and extra wide satin tape edge All Are Most Exceptionally Priced 14-Karat ante os | = a w j oe RS, CARRIE REIO7! ILLER incading ae ole and caved eects "$4. 95 Squ eed Cap . pa iinet “ $895 PandeMede Era oe bie bee bso age iets $ DIES CAE UNE AAS erties ; Glet and leah net Seyles Wes weirs perigee ie REGULATED Buce Reeth SON Nee Enough Women's extra wide Ottoman tape edge silk mete Lem ae ps $395 choose from. All with long sleeves. oe A Retro bSe umbrellas; handsomely carved, amber colored fram ain "ne wera welche sats oe ing coeelal Chester nie matey wll te ES $2.95 and $3.95 just as much wa though $25.00" or 530.00 for one mm would have to pay at 08 for | provide handles, ring posts, as well as many other H ae novelty types in handles... $6. 75 Sigma Seal Cape $395 , e a : one junt am Kod If you, pure i any gther Jewelry store, We are sellteg watches on the dint er little Lut bene Lnpores and Domestic hand-made Blouses— hasand wae Men's Umbrellas of | Men's Silk Umbrellas Caracul Coats with vhs squirel 3 4 65 Wi Hie end tucking cod hand ainbesldeny. Becily oee ie ew eres 4 very fine quality silk and —Very gocd quali'ty ; collars and cuffs. Full length SUAS WHEN SEs ee or cae Mee aha tn mixed silk, in a variety of Sterling silver trimmed $5 to $8.50 Second Floor. $4 95 "$6 "3 Mole ace natural squirrel ' $335 ° ° Caracul Capes-Ful length; skunk $295 Stem Brothers io collar. ' Lok on soar ow properties ai: m in to oy Jmated to ro 1 ye tide turned. ir inveme and ¢ i f PUEBLO. Col. TF HERG not leave enotix) WVEBMMor her burial. Mrs ' ptyefive, w ted at $1, | } j tunbion chever ron. Frzin, ribbon. wtih Le ke woe “wbite J wer: n= fittings. ng tinted and regulat inser ilthont entre Fitted Suit Cases and 8, It wa whi stein % dealers will be supplied. pad yall, . 40 . menaenser oF (lephove ofders, Most Unusual Values Thursday in a Sale of Necoral Muskrat Coats ° $175 Traveling Bags iE “ey rr ie alvave Wah Imported Beaded Bags ey for MEN and WOMEN HEGULATED come to thef} Frame and) Pouch (Madels. Stern Brothers P< Women’s Fitted Cases of black Dupont leather, lined GUARANTEED FOR 25 hd . For thone who ee Se Sonite ere: family that with tan moire; conveniently equipped with 8 pieces varied in shape, size and coloring I a) i | of shell toilet articles. 18, 20, and 22 inches wide, $15 Knows the These white watches, tonneau Hapa are, are wear just Special Values in a Sale of WOMEN’S Tailored Dresses dinner is good, The movement in glated and The Women’s Real Cowhide Fitted Suit Cosas Folding A. tasty sauce tray with a safety catch and handle, enabling it to be ale, non ct archane this e ait Saaing Gl ted Keates, tart stigee tewelry store for @ penny lees than 812.6, * aah Oe ti a pare a ory for a good dinner separately if desired. This tray is equipped with a complete Men’s Real Leather Women’s Black Real TOME Rone Traveling Bags in a Cowhide Leather Suit | At Park : ishes. to powders 3 . y toilet set of shell or amber {11 aeiaull Sizes 20, $35 22, and 24 inches wide . BAGS with slfellvgol- Hand-Made Beaded ored frames or draw-cord Bazs-Frame or draw-cord of Poiret Twill and Wool Jersey effects. Light or dark back- models. Artistically blended great assortment of styles. Cases—Silk lined. Sizes grounds; trimmed with Mog pry hag oe Sizes 18-20 inches, 14 to 26 ins. Very Special, Perfect Shoulders w.« Arms“ tassels or, beaded fringe. —eaded fringe and tassels. $19 75 $15 wo $65 $13.50 Pearly whileappearanceouraed’ =e Some are’ silk—linéd and Silk lined and fitted with : a . fitted with initror. vanity mirror. MA EECOR: Sporting Goods for Men, Women and Children Every seasonable need and every Christmas wish may be grati- fied trom this notable display. The following items ive but a suggestion of the many excellent values now o} $ 4.95 $9.7 5 (Ordinarily these dresses would be priced at $29.50) (Values to $8.95) (Values to $18,95) Dresses distinctive enough for any daytime occasion and varied enough to suit any personality. Hand-Crocheted Bags, newest Parisian models; cut i sibel beaded Binge end acts, Suk lined; For there are models with pleated panels, models beau- chain handles. Black end stecl, blue and ' $15 95 tifully trimmed with braid, and others that smartly atuclvor Bown and al feature pin tucking. All show effective new treatinents of sleeves and neck-lines, In navy blue, beaver, black, Other Imported, Hand-Made Beaded Bags and brown. Sizes 34 to 46. THIRD FLOOR in envelope, pouch, and trame models, $12.95 to $125.00 a iStem Brothers Glam Brothers UNIFORMS for Maids and Nurses XMAS SPECIALS 191 A WEEK $97" Gouraud's Oriental Cream High-grade, pe bble- Extension Steel Ball- n leather Footballs bearing Roller Skates —Good rubber bladder, -~Made to stand rough usage lace, and lacer, Each in box Per pair : $4.50 $2 of "Gitte Belected now AMERICAN DIAMOND CO TWO UPSTAIRS STORES Hf GMa denLene x3 iifh A jomplete iine ot the " magnificent welec Entrance on Take Eleva ne hildren’: id 3 cl Te Cortlandt 886% | Tel. Vand'bilt "Sore . . . Offered here is a complete assortment of uniforms, Children’s Golf Outfits (bag and 3 clubs) $4.35 to 9.50 Hair Bands for Holiday Gifts tailored wish criskfistinction in line and derail, and fashioned Skis... $1 to $9 Footballs, . $1 to 6.75 ‘ from all che favored fabrics—blue chambray, white linens, On every festive occasion this Winter one will wear her black or grey eoicette, mobais, and silk poplin Punching Bags, Basket Balls, tresses brightly and charmingly banded. A shimmer of silver : $3.75 to 5.75 $2.50 to 8.50 or soft glow of color—-it makes no difference just what tint the gown Maids’ Uniforms of black satinette a Boxing Gloves, $3 to 9.75 Snow Shoes, $6 to 10.50 is—here is an assortment where one will find som: dainty creation Very Specially Priced at $4. 95 exactly apd exquisitely to harmonize with it. Made of excellent quality satunette, lustrous aa soft, these Tamalur linia’ ine braided ribo: uniforms have neat white collars and cuffs In all sizes COLUMBIA BICYCLES ee ld). ves (| ns a $1.98 to $25 ; Men's Junior Roadster $35 Women’s Roadster, 37.50 g erate $1. oO SECOND FLOOR | Arch Bar Roadster, 36.50 Girls’ Juvenile “ 3.2.50 THIRD FLOOR | Men's Motabike, 38.50 Boys’ Juvenile * 32.50 re Ute Tatars Bape S Waltane ln.