The evening world. Newspaper, December 10, 1917, Page 12

THE BVERINY WHuALY Here Is the Way to Make War Bread of 60 Per Cen Wheatt. me An Extraordinary Clearance Sale of » Colored- “top Boots eand but Women’s fulde are iw will be commenced to-morrow (Tuesday) nietare CO The entire ret ’s styles in eather, nle # ic & iaining stock of tl boots of tan or black cal tom y folding th ue times Cover th the greatly reduced prices of Pa - o P $6.75, $8.75, & $10.50 per pair While the ranges of sizes and widths are not complete in every style, practically every regular size ¢ found in collection. and width can be the (Women’s Shoes, Second Floor BAKERS HERE WILL OPPOSE FIXING CF WAR BREAD PRICE {Food Administration, However, Will Endeavor to Lower Cost to Consumer, Fifth Avenue -Madtson Avenw, New York Thirty-fifth Strees Strong opposition to the polley of ernment to fix lower prices for the amount of into each loaf has developed on the } It bec certain | large bakers here, ame known! | thin morning. | | Federal Food Administratton offt-| | this oppo-| We Have Onty [[ cials declared that despite ‘Ur with Other Stores with Similar Name, Three Stores. 35 To 36 sT. BLOCK 8TH AVE. Open Kvenines Until 10 o'Cloeck aut Xmar at All Three Mores, Tapestry « Chair sition they are going to redu Music Cabinet _ and aint ation officials said that, | from their investigations, they are be a further S. siinne, jared it will be aH. wi neon sapoantble to manufacture large Peed quantities of so-called war bread un- tl after the middle of January. Their rea for this was that the + | Carriages than of} IXanges eo Reg.Price 825 Gm, = 19.85 On Kee Preis Saohiaf seme ey Other Baty AMERICAN “PORCELAIN EP Gh Decora'ad With Meas sora » the war Rew. Price 823.95 17.85 Cash oF Credit, * B 1I-P EC me Thev said they had effected econo- mies of about 50 per cent, in the fate which go into bread making, about a8 1- 8 per cent, in the amount of d@ and have cut out all milk py are selling Dunia Oped 45 to 15,000 or Monthly bread at bread, and «for 104% 1, is being | witiott Sct, ry the retail | he one pound the one and Our Liberal Credit Means sant ndGrafonolas From i With Our 4 to Pas = Special i * lon officials said 3-Room | $20 © $380 an aceoutit with ‘out to, somel i le adve war bread, Nt 0 tfit Columbia Rinat ania : situation is being bi Grafonola 4 has had an an entire outfit by making « | smalt pay: (7 ment down and the bal 1 days investl- This expert left ton, ding to Food Ad- must contain no ent, wheat flour, The remaining er cent, must be made up of w substitutes, > $30 Pay Sor It $1 n Delivery pe 50 a Week 4 °98 And Pey For li}, $1.50 a Weeb, Hurt as Car Hite Ambolance. on a Reid Avenue A pante this morn- tanding of six crash into a Bushwick Decatur nm the car lance was {Walker O'Connor Cush or Father Gets Plve Years for Kinng, His Pogtliae son, FERGUS FALLS, Minn, Dee, 10.— r the Still- to serve five Wh Al Palzer, taken to sine father |The New York World Sets the Pace): ae Speci Muddy Co plexi CU A = ye ining Room Suite, Reg. Price $189 o a Separately if Deatrad. 1 ithe waiver, 4 4 a 139. 69 jy er NEW FANTOMAS SERI Wa sense AO, BYDT, Pras aye —— + Here is the understanding under which you join in our Christmas player-piano plan * / Everyone joining in this Christmas Player-piano plan joins with o j thorough understanding of what they are doing. There can be no misunderstandings, no guessing, no half promises or nothing left to imagination. Every person purchasing under this plan knows every condition and every privilege to the dotting ot tie « ‘i and the crossing of the “t", And whether there are 50, 100 of 500 persons purchase under this plan, cach and every one gets the same fair and liberal treatment, precisely. These are the con- ditions and privileges: Firat Your initial payment, upon making your selection, is 15 dollars. | Second The instrument you select, will be delivered at once, or held for { Delivery on Christmas day, as you prefer j Third Your regular terms will then be but 12 dollars a month. | Fourth Each and every player-piano purchased through this plan, will be guaranteed, without reserve, for 5 years from date of purchase. Fifth You may exchange your player-piano at any time within six months, at full price, without losing a single penny, for any new player- piano or Baby Grand, sold by us at time exchange is made. Sixth After a 30-days’ By joining in this Christ- trial of one of mas Flavor plane plan, ‘ get an ANDERSON player- these players in piano, which is guaranteed your home, you without reserve ~ 5 years, for 445 dollars. ‘our pay- may have your ments are 15 dollars when money back you make your selection, then 12 dollars a month. and your agree- The player-piano will be de- ment cancelled, livered the day you make i your selection ot held for if you are at all delivery Christmas morning dissatisfied. just as you wish. Seventh Included with each and every player-piano purchased through this Plan is a library of $10 worth of music rolls, your own selection, and a beautiful player-piano bench, WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE. During this special sale, the store will remain open of evenings until 9 o’clock. Informal demonstrations every evening. One $50 Liberty Bond will be ac- cepted as $55, or one $100 Liberty Bond as $110, in payment upon an Anderson Player-piano, if pur- chased under this plan before Christmas. Established 41 Years Het, Nevirm St, & Hanover Place, Anilersonk& 291 Livingston St. BROOKLYN PATHE TALKING MACHINES, 825 to ©110-—85 Monthly, The Basis of True Temperance “Temperance to be a virtue must be free and not forced,’’ said an eminent Boston Divine—the Rev. Dr. Cyrus A. Bartol—many years ago, and in that one sen- tence he crystalized the whole moral truth of the Tem- perance question. In 1907 the French Academy of Moral and Political Sciences awarded the first prize for the best essay on “The Struggle Against Alcoholism” to Dr. L. Viaud, out of many competitors. In its published form, with a preface of endorsement by Dr. Emil Cheysson, president of the French National League Against Alcohol, Dr, ae Viaud voiced the scientific truth that the consumption of wine and beer, far from being “a necessary evil” for which a remedy is to be found is, in fact, the ANTIDOTE ; FOR ALCOHOLISM. 4 The United States Brewers’ Association. ——$—$—$—$—$—$—$—$ $$ t Sunday, Dec, 44, THE WORLD MAGAZINE begins “A NEST OF SPIES." by Allain and Gouveia: r