The evening world. Newspaper, June 5, 1919, Page 7

ATTEMPT TO ENO TOLEDO LABOR TROUBLES TO-DAY VANDERLPSAYS MILON DLE IN ENGLAND ALONE Explains His View About Res- cuing Europe Before Pan- American Conference. come to Toledo, In- he is in Ohio, 40 investigate tro ‘The Overland plant remained closed , to prevent further Msorders. Two subsidiary plants also are closed. es Mediator on Way and Secretary Wilson Also May Make Trip Herald Square, Bway, 24th to 36th We Sell Dependable Merchandise at Prices Lower Than Any Other Store, but for Cash Only. TOLEDO, 0. June 5—The expected arrival here to-day of George F. Miles, chief mediator for the Ohio Industrial Commission, to lend his services in the iabor dispute involving 13,000 employees the Willys-Overiand Company, was the first indication that “Blyn Shoe Summer Footwear Styles that are new in the qualities you know, at the prices that make them the best possible values. Eleven big complete shoe department stores under one management with the vast total sales that justify smallest profits and of course lowest prices, ‘The condition of Frederic Thompeso: amusement promoter, which took a di cided turn for the worse early ment’ “Hospital to WASHINGTON, June 6.—Frank A. Vanderlip, former Président, of the National City Bank of New York, told the Pan-American Conference here to-day that trading between South America and Europe could not be re- sumed ag formerly for some time, as the situation overseas “is more seri- ows than has been grasped on this continent, or even by a large propor- tion of the Europeans themselves.” "Burope,” said Mr. Vanderlip, “has received euch a shock as cannot be measured by those who have not seen tt at close range, Men all over the country are idle. The disorders are @ result of want, idiencss and revo-' tution and cannot be confines to any | “In England alone more than a million men are drawing $6,000,000 weekly from the unemployment fund. In Belgtum the conditions are similar. | There is no labor, “A responsible minister of Eng- land said to me that if industries of | Hurope were not speedily resumed, | it the British workshops speedily eupply finirhed products to Buropean countries, the Government must export five or six million Eng- | Dull Kid Opera Pump, Also Patent Colt, Dark shade Russia Calf, at $8.50 » represent the highest type of found in this city under $10 (verified report) NAVY BLUE TAFFETA, accepted as one of the smartest of millinery fabrics for imme- diate wear, has been fashioned into large drooping hats, plain or pleated, with soft edges and tam-’o-shanter crowns. hats, too, of navy taffeta, with close trimming effects. Some of the larger shapes are be- comingly lined with pink Georgette. “Europe must have help. this hemisphere must grant it and it must be in material things needed, #0 that Europe can help herself.” Mr. Vanderlip suggested the forma- tion of a group of nations made up of 1 tent. . Also dull kid and patent Guvasek. rans hase There are small Silk Hosiery ficted cbuntries of Europe in the fc Machinery, equipment He declared the American Government should not make furthe loans sto other Governments, addinj that there was a general idea in Eu- rope that the United States ought to forego the loans made during the A full line of novelty and staple styles in high and low shoes the styles are unquestionably smart Charles M. Schwab, President of Red Cross soles. A SPECIAL COLLECTION OF the Bethlehem told the conference he had such con- fidence in South was building in Chili tw largest cargo boats ever cons to carry ore from the We Coast for conversion into steel. All linen table damask with black hats with transparent brims and crowns of velvet, satin or taffeta $4.49 and $5.49 These bats “outclass all millinery elsewhere similarly Te is nt ah idfe boast, for as the new hats come in we compare them carefully with those shown in They always stand the test. this collection are both timely and smart. Sth Avenue, 30th & 40th Streets, 89_ Broad st. EAST SIDE STORES: 'ACTORY: Si1-G19 KE, Td wt, Polychrome, a new kind of America for our raw. materials,” 8 vi Loc exiza. ‘Order of New York —=——. <= WIRE STRIKERS FIRM. di Phone Companies Also Refuse to Yield at Atiania, June 5.—Both sides remained outwardly determined to-day | in the strike here of Western Union and Bell Telephone ployees, the Telegraph Company hav- ing announced that it would not re-| employ those of its force who went out yesterday in sympathy with the tele- phone operators. ‘The telephone employees who strusk Monday alleging discharge operators, failed, with the possible ex- ception of about'a dozen, to obe: master General Burlfson's return to work yesterday, the striking key men have predicted a Spree —Becond Moor, Ith Stre0t emer Going on your vaca- Do it right! Take one of our wardrobe trunks $49.50 to $154.50 They are founded on the principle of ex- clusive conveniences and make packing a pleasure rather than rom the Bakeshop Molasses Fruit Cake Iced or Plain A card table that is distine- trimmed wardrobes for the nursery $17.49 This-rich, delicious and wholesome Cake is made on the premises, from a good old- fashioned reci fully selected fruits, the best the purest in- Iced with Choco- The loaves ‘tn th t at the corners serve as card holders, $7.49. Koma —Third Floor, 83th st. Bags of brocaded silver cloth FURNITURE MAKERS STRIKE. | Workers in Mort of 50 Jamestown Factories Go Ont, JAMESTOWN, N. ¥., June 5.—At 8 o'clock this morning the employes in most of the fifty furniture factories of | Jamestown went on strike, demanding in .elght*hour day with nine pay and an additional increase of 10 per cent. for all employes. The The is under, the authortty of _ the has no connection with American Federation The Central Labor Council retus recognize the strike of the W, il affect 3,000 work- ctories and mm. of the plants have shut down or cun- | late or Vanilla. weigh about 5 lbs. deliver them, but not C. O. D. Sie GENUINE WHOLE WHEAT RAISIN BREAD—I6-0:. loaf. *Made from the old style stone process Whole Wheat Flour. ‘some ~=DELICIOUS ALMOND COFFEE RINGS, large deme DELICIOUS WHITE MOUNTAIN BREAD— In loaves weighing a pound, 9c ea, Game PIES, large site, 46¢ ea, Apple, raisin, lemon and rhubarb, Sewe FANCY POUND CAKE —ineluding plain, citron and raisin; * pure and wholesome; at, Ib, 396 others ranging $91.88. ‘These prices include the NUT CAKES—Made of pure in- tax. _not ‘‘packed”’ at all; you just lay your clothes away in them as you would at Gane OLD-FASHIONED CRULLERS — (dozen), 36¢— Light, thoroughly cooked; nothing to compare with them at the price in any other store, EB. J. Byrne & Co. Aasien. B. J. Byrne & Co, composed of Edward J, Byrne and F, featuring No waiting for them the interlocker Is one of the most important improve- ments ever applied to wardrobe trunks and is one of the many attractive fea- tures of our trunks. All Our Bakery Products Are Baked on the Premises Delicatessen —while we trim them, These are ready for im- mediate delivery. They 20 Broad Street, assigned this afternoon to S. Hayne Christie of No. STAR, BRAND SALAMI SAU- SAGE—86c |Ib—Fancy sausage, have been trimmed well spiced and seasoned; savory and delicious. GREEN PEPPERS AND TOMATOES—Very appetizing; made of crisp cabbage, our own workrooms by With False Teeth? CERTAINLY-—uisten— Mf your dental plate gets loose and drops, to get instant relief use DR, WERNETS POWDER for False, | ecth. | Prevents sore guma. | It relieves sore gunis | and hardens them so they support the | ‘and make it fit snug and firm, the antisepuc qualities make It excellent in daily use in caring for false COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON, people proficient in the with Aleve perfect Mayonnaise, 24 Ib. OX MOUTH SALAD—An appe- tizing combination salad, made of Tripe, Lambs’ Tony Tongue, Celery and Green Peppers. Made by our expert chef. fren GENUINE SMOKED WHITE. FISH, 38¢ lb—Rich and of very ie flavor; an excellent breakfast hinged top, this de- vice eliminates bolts or catches and pro- vides greater secur- It locks the trunk once pn the outside and twice on the style—white or at SMOKED BEEF, 79 \b. quality; all middles; sliced. STUFFED HERRING, WITH PICKLES OR SAUER KRAUT, 13e each—A very appetizing dish, red by our own expert chef, SHRIMP SALAD, 66¢ \b,—Made of fine shrimps, celery and Kage FULL MILK CHEESE~— ivory enameled wicker. Mtg. Co, 116 Beekman St., N. Y. sizes. At Drug and Departmenp Stores, The top lifts up to BOILED HAM S—Every | one selected, cured and cooked with the greatest care; sliced. b. BRICK CHEESE—Mild, creamy, and of fine quality. PIMENTO CHEESE—38¢ |b. Our disclose a daintily 'HEN you go,on your vaca~ tion this Summer have your favorite paper mailed to you every day. and padded China silk in pink or this means no strain, no backache for the woman who formerly tugged at her trunk and ended by having aman close it for her. All trunks in excess of $50 are sub- ject to the 109% tax on the excess, b> sO —Kitth Floor, 34th St, Rear, Delicatessen and Bakery Products Not Delivered U. S. Food Administration License No, G.02865, B,0688. Leaye—Vulth Floor, BBth Street, RH Macy be Herald Square, blue, and trimmed Evening World, 12¢ per week Sunday World, Ge pcr Sunday qubeeribe now for « week or Time" you wisi, and fles and pretty ribbon with going-away wardrobes — $27.75 to $64.75 for 127 women’s choice suits that were $49.75 to $94.75 There are enough suits in Summer styles and of Summer fabrics in this collection to warrant our selling'them at former prices, but we don’t believe in discriminating against certain suits when we re- duce a whole group. The advaritage, of course, is yours. Superior suits of fine serges, tricotines, ex- cellent wool checks, chanella jerseys and amart mixtures, in styles that show consum- mate skill in tailoring and unquestionable smartness. All silk lined. Sizes 34 to 48, means or | corsets oy that give all that is s- Vg ¢e Ww | sible hs good Pros) and er éf y= are designed to successfully Ms \ | REDUCE large figures. ra From the weistline to the 7 a5 bottom, and from the front an all-over flower design, 69 inches wide at ‘The price asked is just about the today. wholesale cost , beck. glassware, is even more than its name implies for it has not just “many colors” but a beautiful harmony of rainbow rying from pale, opales- er to dark, fi lows. the back. aphragm. tive as well as convenient is a very useful accessory in « Summer home. We are | Made of superior quality pink coutil. Sizes 24 to 36. padded with cotton, It is ene $4.89 now showing a table that has @ black or ivory enameled stand and a cretonne covered top tirely collapsible and the pockets or tapestry are smart and new. One that is par- ith silver - 13E Tandle, A blue silk tassel adds | A BLOUSE such to the length as well as the color | either of these would scheme and the, Hai of chan _ be pertlanany becom- ie si oe wi le i five, a elight. This peed ing to a youthful person. is priced $16.69, and there are rom $7.99 to very low heels are much in demand for Summer after- noon and evening wear. Qur front tucking of pink tiscomers bara toile test they or blue line checked searched far and wide, but were erpaniiie, unable to find a pump of this atil they bought them ay store, The last is well th shaped. $7.89 a pair. Originally priced $29.75 to $225.00 Purchases Reductions range from about $10.00 to $75.00 every garment is suitable for Summer wear. The fabrics include soft bolivias, silk duve- | The coloring: tyn, tri ruidered | twilight, gold, taffeta, silk ribbed tricolette, Georgette crepe. | der, old blue, navy and black Many are exquisitely hand embroidered, trimmed with uncut fringe or light weight furs. Sizes 34 to 44 tricolette, tricotine, satin, ¢ We are prepared: to help TO LARGE WOMEN fect comfort. For Slenda- Line corsets are not merely LARGE CORSETS—they to the hips at the sides, these corsets are reinforced. .59 yd. Wide bands of elastic hold the thighs in front and The waistline is skilfully fashioned to give the fash- ionable straight line, not only over the hips but at Elastic inserts at the bust give comfort to the There are three pairs of hose supporters. What $1.89 can buy for a miss yveautitulismadeotniver | iy the misses’ own section A is of batiste with Peter Pan collar and pointed cuffs of white Patent leather pumps with pave B is of organdie with collar, cuffs and 14 to 18 years. OES -——Third Vleor, S5th Street, Rear, Every type of outer garment from a coat for utility wear to a wrap for evening wear is included in this clearaway of women’s capes, coats and wraps now $21.74 to $149.00 recent date are in- cluded in this clearaway that practically nelude coral, sand, hennu, ‘4 green, sunset, gray, laven ‘Third Moor, Sith Street, Broadway This table lamp at$5.89 lends itself to Summer re ee Lighting is as important a feature of the Summer home as the all-year round residerce. bt less expensive fixtures are usu- ally desired because of their shorter and more intensive period of use. This lamp is obviously low priced—it is also very pretty and dainty, but that is not so obvious in the picture. One must see its gracefully turned stand of solid mahogany, and its attractively color- ed shade of soft silk, to appreciate just what a “find” it is. The stand is 20 inches high to the top of the bulb. The 40-watt Tungsten bulb is included at this price. Summer hornes nat {ited with electricity may find dependable oil lamps here, with or without - shades. Besides the conventional type of china shaded lamp there are some desirable little bracket . lamps for wall use. Prices range from $1.49 to $4,89 Perhaps you may find just the lamp or shade (or both) you've been looking for in this lot. A heterogeneous collection of lamps of various types, wood, metal, etc. —shades of silk or parchment paper. They all show worth- while reductions kar —Basoment, Front. % 14 eat oe