The evening world. Newspaper, December 16, 1913, Page 14

nnn me = IRELAND READY TO HELP FEED UNTED STATES Hon. T. P. Gill Here to Have , » Embargo on the Irish Potato Raised. IT IS NOT DANGEROUS. Emerald ane nar Joon a8 ta Spare to People of America. The Hon, T. P. Gi, who js Ireland's Gecrotary of Ane tatoes at a price not entirely mi For some years the Depar ¢ Feulture at Washington, w to count the bindes of gra two sprout where but © found nourtahment In the excluding foreign potatoes. for this embargo If to be found tn the lack acab, a potato dinense of virulent dal The reason gharacter, which the department has been campaigning against much as our ganitary folk have been fighting the Bleck Plague by distance. Tho Irish potato ralvers have been protesting f - some time, claiming, with much juaticc, that the black senb 18 un~ known in Ireland and that potatoe ported thence could not transmit the Plague to thia country. Kven more Fecently, however, there has arisen @ true and cry adout # minor potato a Ase Liat How threatens tO Dring about & decision exciuding not only Contl- nental, Irish and English potatoes, but Canadian as well. COM&S TO PRESENT THE CLAIMS OF THE TUBER. And Mr. Gill la in America to see that our department is informed of the Irish elaime. coping it at slege gun anid Me. Gill at the Hotel "discuss my probable re- fations with the American Department of Agriculture, further than to explain that 1 hope to bring about the free ad- lesion ‘of the Irish potato. I have gvery confdence in the American Partment and expect to be able to con- ‘Vince te members of the Juatice of our im." “Mr. Oil's title really is “Secretary of the Department of Agricultura) and echnical Instruction for Ireland,” and the dureau which he heads has been do- |” mg @ Titanto work for the remoulding an@ uplifting of economic and agra ‘omic conditions in Ireland. “Ireland,” said Mr. Gill, “has made tremendous strides in the last thirteen yeare and is at present one of the most @@vanced of all Kuropean countries. “Freedom to toes, ankles. held right- ly; help the child surely and sprightly. isle Has Millions OF | theinset 4 ulture, ie in A a ‘on behalf of the Irish potato. Not that thie staple verctable can posribly need Gefense, but that our Agricultural De- Partment ts about to be nsked to admit the tuber from the Ould Sod without let @ bindrance—to the en! that the east Conant of the United Htates may have por z INCREASE OF PRODUCTION OF THE EVENING WORLD, “MYSTERY SHIP” LAUNCHED. GLASGOW, & attest yatery hip, . Hor keel plate urity have nthe land, tracted spend which will Prosperity and econo descended a eclipwe that of an nava 1 The wer |" vie t [the world [2% WL. Her engines ar at 'WHENCE THE IDEA OF SENDING | kive the hitherto unattempted horee | puny SPUDS HERE. | The idea that sending potatoes to | Ameri yretioaily at least, a! vale to New | Acker, Merrall & Condit Company = +s Best in Quality Prices Within Reach of All te ying of ¢ castle «for Ireland’e Hiv he pres itlemnant of h way that the he extablihment the Irish coun- 1, and the @reat- ation of atate Industry gen- whi) has been linked to the kovernment @ystem so as to en pity or the EST. ! | f Jot te 0 between INA at 1918 ireiand’a incoming ont merce has incremaed | woollen industry has vendously tn thin time years the exports of have Just doubled. Last ty set Oe ott oax' CHEESE —Rogquefort—Finest quality-—Ib own about $1,000) a En- famed b; e oft - cart the’ eit rue reece OLIVES—A. M. & C.—Extra Large Queen—10 oz. bot... .1 have begun tq develop this end of bie isinesa, Th ne last six years the value! sexport has increased §),001,000 year they “More than that the poultry and business har g year in value We are still selling the best preceding view of the Jy would tend | to Kea» prices here within reason.” | “Seveniy-nevon new Industries are shown, to have sprung up in Ireland in the em years, and ail the i three things | have reland is not only where she can more than take care of hereait,| but she is ready to heip feed Ainerica. | at is why we want our potatves let NOTICE ToCustomers purchasing our Bottled Beer, Ales or Porter, either directly or through a Distributor, between December 15th, and December 20th, 1913, both dates inclusive, we will present a pack of fine playing cards ae ARRESTED FOR AUTO BILL. | Boyd Halted by Sh as He wee} Leaving on Ship. Harold B. Boyd of joston was arrest- ed at the pier yesterday by Deputy Sher- {ffs Bier and Mayer as he was about to wet sail in tho Cristobal for Panama. The akipper held tne ship an hour to en- able the deputies to get service. The! prisoner is held pending efforts to get $6,000 ball in Hoston, Boyd in wanted by Allen C. Woodsile, of Roaton, for a bill for $3,700 automobile hire incurred between August, 12, and August, 1913. Woodnide heard that Hoya was in debt for other sums in and around Boston and was about to} leave the country. \ Special Merry Christmas Offer | ¢ Open an account here q this week, and buy your Christmas Gifts! Shop Evenings! Inex- haustible stocks of Furniture, Beds, Rugs, Lamps, Stovesand Pic- tures to select from! NOTHING DOWN onPUR FROM $5: TO $150 $1 Ladies’ | Easy Payments After Holidays Writing $50 Worth .75 a Week Doak $75 “ $1.00 0“ $100 =“ $1.50 as Suburban N. Y., N. 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POTATOES, ‘STORAGE EGGS—o0z.....0.........0. 33c.'4 aint bering Bie Nisiann tained “nore han CLUES ESOT PER —Lb. ora cs cess eae 36c. % and boys. milton ten noun the F >> Scarfs ca $25.00; value 87. and cuffs; value High Scotch Mole at $169.00. q Natural Skunk Sets. value $100; special, 875. Red ka Fox Set. 895.00 969.50. Natural Badger Set. value $98.00, special, 969.50. Mole French Coney Long Scarf and Large Muff, value $100.00; special, 969.50. Finest French Coney Sets, value $25.00; ut $15.00. Fancy Linens For Gift Giving Cluny Lace Trimmed Scarfs, 0x36, at 91.73 each, value #2.00, Cluny Lace Trimmed Scarfs, 20x45, at 92.00 cach, value $2.50. Cluny Lace Trimmed Scarfs, 20254, at 92.25 each, value $8.00." 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