The evening world. Newspaper, January 3, 1918, Page 10

ELLA CA Cnt THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1 18. Srl: zie Hoover replied with equa) 5) -four- fr r commencing | monerte Teller Employees Hold An~ verbal duel ranged fron mn suger i a five bor nual Gathering. wheat ond annual entertainment aa@ Senator Reed Association of romises to ary Presi ul J. Bonwit, Hoover w y denied it and sald the t $ and honorary Viee situation had been handled with the aime ide ylor; John Shelley, approval of President Wilson 249 fro eur , 8 cupy boxem, “You, of course,” retorted Reed, “the - a a ; President's coat tails are his | — shoulders broad and hia p jon un. — No Usurpation of Authority, | ®¥estioned, but im questioning you c authority you employed to fix He Tells Senate Committee —Had Wilson’s Approval. WASHINGTON, Jan, %—Food Ad- nistrator or Reed 8 pub e the Rousing Sale of Women’s Winter Coats $35.00 Values | $24.50 Values «2450 415% Three-quarter and full-length belted modeler in Wool Velour, Silvertone, Burella, Bolivia, Zibe line, Cheviot and Plush, Novelty and large con vertible collars. Sizes for women and misses. ne price 4 ho onty | nd des} fixing, but F attempted ind | nied that FAMILY DOCTOR'S GOOD ADVICE To Go On Taking “fruit-a-tives”’ | Because They Did Her Good ROCHON, JAN. 14th, 1915 “L suffered for many years with ter the America’s Greatest VALUE SPOTS The Eighteen Upstairs tration rized In t that with the coun. | 6 Monroe Clothes Shops $10 Beautiful Taffeta Skirts $3.98 rible Indigestion and Constipation, 1 ded | Only 100 in the lot had frequent dizzy spells and became the Made wi ; ; oie ane Nanette Atlantic | ade with pockets and belts, shirred A glance at thie map will show VecEa HG Ueheailtewcilieaee Fell uring the shortage || and tailored models, in black and navy you your most conveniently Sizes up to 30 waistband 3d Floor. located Monroe Clothes Shop. We are préud to report that over 140,000 men _ bought Monroe Clothes during 1917. Quality and value always—for less—are the reasons for this to the surprise of my to improve, and he advise | gemem H.C. F. KOCH & Co., Inc., 125TH ST., WES on with rit-a-tives’, r that T owe m and T want t _Brooklyn’s Biggest Credit House 219, 221, 223, 225, 237 [- 164, 166, 168 and 170° Grand Street | Smith Street Cor. Drigas Ave. BROOKLYN Cor. Wyckof St. Come to the Old Reliable House of Whaien Brothers to buy your Furriture and Floor Coverings on our famous eany credit terms. wonderful showing. No better illustration of Monroe Clothes values can be given than our Fur Collared Overcoats at $17. These Overcoats would be quoted at the ordinary “Sale” Clothier as "$40 values reduced to $28.75.” Come up! See Monroe Clothes —see how our system of Direct- || Clothing for Your Whole Family on Easy Terms j Bring This Advertisement With You and Get Your TEN Per Cent |] Discount Off Your Crejit Purchase When Opening a New Account mm RUGS and CARPET AXMINSTER RUGS... .22.50 from -Manufacturer-to-you, in | our lower rent Upstairs Shops, Po busy oes Hak sible Dy iY hese are aay \ S 14, imes in our Par- 4 tee ee ee be wee 7 jor Suit Department; CREX RUGS. ). 9.98 buy: Monroe Clothes at $17 you will understand 59¢, Weekly Buys a Fine Rug g hy if you examine ¢ oye Seplece Assan etains eh ) Carpets in many patterns. Lin- ioned mahogany finished 3 oleums, Mattings and aid kinds of Suits that sell as low as Floor Coverings in great variety. OPEN MONDAY AND DAY RVEN Armour Foods For Meatless Days T used to be that people associated the name of Armour and Company only with the prep- aration of meats. Today, however, the intelligent housewife has come to realize that the Armour name is synonymous with virtually every food she needs for her table even though the day be Tuesday. For, under the protection of this big name in foods, she can now secure practically everything for every meal in the week-~including the Meatless Day! OUPS, fish, vegetables, fruits, condiments, bever- prices is ver} positive encouragement to the con- ages—she can obtain them all under the guaran- sumption of other foods. Through the Oval Label, tee of the Armour name and under the famous Oval she is enabled to do this. Label, which marks the top grade of each kind of With the increased need for true values which product. has become so apparent in the past year, the variety Nor has it been mere chance that this te a0, T¢ of foods sold under the Oval Label has been consid- has been because Armour and Company, recogniz erably extended, Milk condensaries, vegetable pack- ing the degree in which the Nation has looked to ing plants, fruit canneries, bean warehouses—all them to safeguard its food supply, has shouldered these and many others have been incorporated into its responsibilities to the full. the Armour organization that they may have the same economical management which has made it possible for Armour to prepare and sell at a lower Working With Hoover charge on the dollar than any other industry deal ing in necessities. 6 (pla is more than a mere sudden backing NBS B . . the Food Administration’s program. e dic- tum of a Meatless Day each weak has our hearty A uying Guide support. Through intimate knowledge of condi At this is important for housewives to under- tions, Armour has long realized the need for con- stand—the more so because they know with servation of our national meat supply. As a matter certainty the values they are buying. For, as on of fact, Armour advocated the need for Meatless hundreds of Armour Products with which women Days long before Mr. Hoover ordered them. And are already so familiar, the best grade of each of Armour made preparations to handle the situation these many new products added to meet the con- developed by this one-seventh decrease in the use of servation needs of war-time, will bear the Oval meat. Indeed, the marketing of our Oval Label Label, Foods has been a step in the direction of increasing meat saving. NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS ‘MANHATTAN 42d Street, Cor. Bway. 42d St., Cor. Madison Ave. Nassau St., Cor. Frankfort Cortlandt St., Cor Bway. 14th Street, 9 Acatemy 23rd Street, Cor. 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