The evening world. Newspaper, November 14, 1917, Page 6

APT Han Adopts tepenn fale owt “Dadar” floberteon of the | OFanaRCs Dovart iment Gl GeereTn! of Hurronnia Powe veaterday Rote mission to adow! DON'T ENDURE Any kind of external ache relieved by Sloan's For prompt relief from Khewne teat, Neuralgia, of Lumbauo, 9 depend on Sloan's Liniment and remove the conse of t rent penetrating power of!) iniment makes rubbing need: | reat and relief fr the pains of sprains, bruises, backac stiffneck, and most forins of rhew Generous sire bottles at druggists everywhere, 25c, 500, 81.00. . Sloan ’s Liniment Wholesome—nourishing—tasty. Butter—;;, Corn Flakes—°"""\;, Crispy and likable. Crab Meat In sanitary wood-lined containers. Tomatoes—nai' tin.. 16 Crisp frying and sweet. Fi 'g——lFar stewing A healthful and pleasing dessert. Olives—o oz. vottie...... 21 A.M, & C.—Large Queen Beautiful specimens of this most Beans— Bayou. .. A nutritious legume of growing pop- NO EXCHANGES « CATTLE RECEIPTS REDUCE THE PRES. OF FRESH MEATS Decline Is Particularly Notice-| RHEUMATIC PAIN: able in Beef, but Not in Cheaper Cut jaye and larger rece m the Weat hawe bre ae price of beet down + Cente a pound from th hie ¢ mark reached on Mept. 2% jand the @reates on sale markets Although the re attle In the West are bh tow fieures of I ttle ts eon the 28-cont beef ity of the be Soptember, although it is the ainable the local retell and whole for thle time of the year the highest arades remain nummer irger percentage of poorer in now, which part of Joinn ® but th N say | though the price of live hogs ste in| and In Hkely to remain ther The average price of whole drenned THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1917. pound, an the * and 4 f “tt en's we pare price | ' fe hae declined A cent (he poorest grad 4 off only B conte, trow 1) to 14 conte, wince Sept, 6 The t grade of round wtnan wholesale 2 cente, from 20 conta » and the poore ente lower , wholesale cuth now compared with the Sguren tn Beptomier Now September. Dectine Coa, oy ae 7 ia ii the prices of lamb chopa and have also deglined & to 6 cents chops that were up to inte youn are now selling at % tr 40 cents, and veal that was 36 conts is now 1 to 20 cents retall The retail price of pork chops is 1 from a cents to 32 ce 417% cents @ pound in ¢ m. The Government has fixed a minimum price of 16% cents a potind for live hogs, to stimulate hog raising, and ckers are not permitted to pay | beet haw declined only 1.71 cents af lene than this price to the farmer | pound, from 16.99 cents to 14.08 ce! ‘small flat tin A.M. & C—... large flat tin 31 Local packers #ay this figure makes d }}the mini price for the bettor since Sept. 25. The wholesale price | grades about 17'% cents. ‘The bighest of ribs and loins is-down 6% centa,| Price reached was 20 conta, The Government bases the price of bors on the price of corn at the ratio of 12 to 1, but Is fixing the mintmum now at 13 to 1, It has been determined that at a price below the 12 to 1 Acker, Merrall & Condit|** "=" * EST. Company 1820 Your ideas of economy met— Your Ideas of qualit¥ satisfied Easiern District Extending, From New York to Virginia, Has Given $5,151,561. = —— Columbia River, The Y. M. C. A. War Fund topped to Soup ag 12 Salmon 19 tha $10,000,000 mark to-day, according: to telegraphic reports received by the National War Work Council from all) -49| Tuna Fish—snaii tin... £20) sections of the country. 11 i» the pur- A.M, &C. “The chicken of the 31 ose to raise $35,000,000. sea.” Large tin « .29| Maple Syrup—° At the midday luncheon of the*New York City workers at the Bankers’ | Club ©. 8. Ward, international secre tury of the YM. C. A., announced that A.M. &C. 44 pint bottle .25 another million bad been contributed. Cleveland H. Dodge, who has given pint bottle .45 quart bottle .75 $500,000, said The pure sap of Vermont Maple trees. CHICKENS, Fresh killed, fancy Roasting. is ae TR Ib. 32 Average weight 31% Ibs.—on sale Friday and Saturday only * Chili Sauc The proper accompanl- ment of all cold meats. orchards of Virginia. ' fornia. Very choice—tender spears. A coffee of character, Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts. Thursday Large Price Reduction Women’s Evening Gowns Reduced to 38.00 Heretofore $49.50 to $79.50 XCEPTIONALLY beautiful gowns for the theatre, the dance, the restaurant and patriotic enter- tainments; made of chiffon velvet, brocaded saffh, crepe satin or silk net. The trimming of bugle beads, pearl beads, gold or silver lace, gives an air of elegance. black, white, Copenhagen, Du Barry rose or delicately tinted evening shades. Apples—s.t. basket mes 135 | noon & letter Virginia York Imperial. For eating or cooking. From the farnous mountain Asparagus—No.2'stin .33 | comfort, conven A. M. & C. Mammoth Green Cali-| me the servi Coffee—Piantation... 1». .28 The colors are “I feel that the time has come when the people must cut into their principal to support auch vital work as the ¥. M C. A. ts doing. We cannot hide behind Increased taxes and fall to give.’ Dr, John BK, Mott, general secretary of the War Counell, de public this after- rom Secretary Baker, paying: “L write this to thank you and your associates for undertaking this patriotic service. On every battlefront and be- hind the battle line the Young Men's Christian Associa operates to the d happiness of rahing has cabled the soldier, G The estimated total for the stern Department, extending from New York to-day, $5,151,561 Five Men Burned to Death tn Hotet Tea—Rromona 1lb. canister .50 Fire. A blend of India and Ceylon Teas. BHREVEPORT, La, Nov 14—Pive men were burned to death to-day when fire destroyed the Phillips House, « hotel, at Many, La NO CREDITS SEIZE COAL HOARDS 8 INN HOMES SAYS Worse off and retall average price for all cute “who have not som lor added this will Medicine has had 1 years of success for colds, and throat troubles ibstitute for Father used it are our best advertiners. fi taking it to-day if you have Thousands of poor people find them selves absolutely unable to bay fuel GCLUNS & © Sith Stréeet—New York OPPENHEIM YM. G. A WAR FUND TOPS $10,000,000 MARK IN NATION Announce Extraordinary Shoe Sale Thursday Only sese 5o6e 1500 Pairs | Women’s Smart Boots Exclusive Oppenheim, Collins & Co. Model Two new models in extra high cut boots, measuring 11!4 inches, ground to top, patent leather vamp, quarters and heel of cham- pagne colored skin vamp and heel, tops of brown suede to Hand turned sole and Louis XV. heel. In all sizes and widths, including AAA and AA, Present Value 12:00 Sale Price 7. 75 INN<BRO NonwTHWest Corner SIXTHAVESI5™ Str, ndered is invaluable.” | to Virginia, inclusive, was, with the big | | New York City contributions announced | Our Share in Yours Your TURKEY DINNER will not ithout the new Buffet, or other piece you se long. Order it invmense “PLAIN FIGURE TAG” Stock and DON'T ur holiday fund to pay for it. and let our LIBERAL CREDIT take care of the bill. have {ft sent home, Lady’s Desk in Walnut, 39 inches high, 32 inches wide, as il- Colonial Period Bookcase (Jf in Walnut or Golden Oak, 60 inches wide, 60 inches high, 3. § doors; as illustrated, at INLAID LINOLEUMS $1.10 $1.15 — as — ONE KILLED, FOUR HURT," “orators mamas womens] the framed, ie engage IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS : ‘ . “— fvoveting at gand yeutertay at tie deem ta } Lt Yousg Company wee ne Yer - herve aay - oer im Manhat- 4 t tauhe i wald of vty ponte Old and & te - peat E MY ite widew and wi hs wana ar ts Yorn hone MS TORU 2 Rar Mires, ‘Queene, and Marne Por Infants and Children Stern Brothers West 42nd Street Helween 5th and 6th Avenues West 43rd Street Lar » Reductions, Thursday, in * nr . 1 6 omen’s Tailored Suits Of velours, broadeloths, serge, gunniburl, burella, tweeds and knitted cloths; models for sport, street or dress wear, at $22.50, 27.50 and 34.50 Also, to close out, a special group of Women’s Separate Skirts, $3.75 to 10.00 Formerly from #6.50 to 19.75 Women’s Smart Winter Coats Tailored and semi-fitted models, for street, motor and dress wear, developed in soft finished velours, cachvel cloth, crystal and broadcloth; many with large collars of rich furs; desirable colorings, at $34.00, 45.00 and 59.00 | Model Coats for Evening and Afternoon Wear, from $65.00 to 425.00 Black Dress Silks—Unusual Values In these weaves, on the Second Floor: Dress Satin, 35 ins: « - | Chiffon Taffeta, 39 ins. . 2 regularly $1.50 a yard,....at SLI15 yd, $1.75 Imported; regularly #2. Crepe de Chine, 40 ins.; regularly $1.75 a yard, at -y) oc | italian Dress Satin, . $1.35 35 ins.; regularly $3.00 yard, 91.85 Imported Brocaded and Striped Chiffon Taft tas, (patie sold at 84.00 a yard “i OAD CNGD . ef $2.95 A Reduction Sale of Imported and Domestic Corsets Taken from regular stock, made of fine Coutil and Broche; in white and flesh; in models to fit average type of figure; sizes incomplete, Formerly from $8.75 to 12.50, Reduced to The Stationery Section On the Main Floor, has ready a distinguished selection of Gift Suggestions, some very riovel in character, at moderate prices. Interesting Values in Wr ting Paper and Note Cards Panel Initial Writing Paper or Note Cards with envelopes, box — 25¢ Riblawn or Sheraton Lawn Paper, « . « «© « < 50c Linen Finish Note Cards, assorted sizes, » 6 6 > . 50c Linen Finish Paper and Envelopes, . «2° es 4 85e Riblawn Finish Paper and Envelopes with Note Cards, ” 85c Orders may now be placed for Monograms, Address Dies, also Personal Greeting Cards, which will be filled in the shortest possible time. Children’s Corduroy Coats In brown, navy and green, with solid fur collars; sizes 2 to 5 years Very special at $7.95 Bloomer Dresses, at $1.85 | French Dresses, at $1.35 Hand-smocked, of chambray; in pink, Haud-made, of Nainsook, hand-embroi- blue and green; sizes 2 to 5 years, dered yoke; sizes 6 months to 2 years, Children’s and Misses’ Blanket Robes In Copenhagen and rose; satin trimmed Sizes 2 to 8 years, $1.85 Sizes 10 to 16 years, $2.75 . wal age vo ee Howes Aveo in Use For Over 30 Years n trevid ‘ ' were M the ' t k A Coldatain werig Mgnature of