The evening world. Newspaper, June 6, 1919, Page 12

at Sixth Biant Victim ona re | Says A, P, HELPS CEMENT | William Foerr, twenty-seven. | roe sven vom ve THE AMERICAN GONTINENTS 1) terday at the Bayonne Horpite j Burns recetved in an explosion of gabo+ hue th he case and ‘can department o: | News Servite ‘More ‘effectual Than | i deme apmyh ee bor ang | plant at} All Propaganda Spread by |) Bayonne on May 24 when forty men ot, 1) were burned. Foerr is the sixth iE Publicity Agents. twenty-three men removed to the hos-| WASHINGTON, June 6.—Frank B pital who have died, and four or five| | Noyes, Preaident others are in @ serious condition. of the Associated | Press, told the Pan-American Confer- =| ence to-day the exchange of “True, un- | eurbied and unbiased news” between LEMON JUICE the North and South American conti- | nents was now being brought about by the membership of South American FOR FRECKLES newspapers in the organization.” He declared this would be “more effectual and in cultivating and maintaining the | Telations friend#hip and affection that Girls! Make beauty lotion for } | snouid exist between the two continents a few cents—Try it! than all propaganda that could be fed out by all the publicity agents that P could be put to work.” De i} , Saqueese the juice of two lemons! 4 sicage that no expense would be | }; imto a bottle containing three ounces D |f of orchard white, shake well, and you| "8" to create cable service between the United States, Central and South America which would be the equal of any in the world was made by John Moerrifi, President of the AW America | Cables. He declared that his company had dedicated to the services of the three Americas 20,000 miles of cables and land tines and that extensions now under way or planned would b ager and ‘aha Mage tota) to 30,000. The first prison, Ayo da Voor eat Tt i harm-|b0 comolsted wil be to Uruguay and and never irritates.-Advt, tia The dainty model illus- trated is made of fine Voile, in a smart coat effect. Specially $14 Priced at Summer Dresses Featuring: Ginghams, Organdies, Taffetas, Foulards, Georgettes, Linens, Satins, Voiles and Crepe de Chines, Dress Sal R| Over 400 ioe Deesees $1850, $19.9 0 $1350. $2250 Now $1 Direct from the Manu- facturer and Save from $5 to $10 All Suits Now Reduced HAMILTON GARMENT CO. 307 FIFTH AVENUE yaar eS ee ee en” er ee a a Se ae S18T BT. GRAND Bapins GOETZ & CO. feels PIANOS| OPEN EVENINGS OPENS an ACCOUNT | ma ESR ce PLAYER PIANOS ERE) 3476 BET.103 & 104 | $10 MONTHLY UNTIL PAID Bench, Cover, 12 Playe r fouls and }) Cartage Includ: NEW UPRIGHT 225 $6 Meathly Untii Paid Including {-', ¢ arin fh Ele Wak coerce tel Rte Bachmann 10 , USED UPRIGHT SALE $75Grovesteen $3 ,“ eri 85 Mixell & Co. 3 | cyte weir: sthst. & E Cor. ida BF OPE: ay, World “Wants” 81-87 COURT STREET, Surprise Store| aeeeans SUNDAY WORLD. WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING. WONDERS, Sh ess nett ae Better Shortcake - the rich old fashioned kind Prepared in 10 minutes i a aisin Flour in Packages only ARAN, A AAA All ready No uncertainty No guessing 3 (not a bread flour) Helin [grocers | Any Man Who Wants to Save $10 on a Suit Should Attend This Sale We will put it right up to you to decide for yourselves. If you are inter- | ested in saving money on a good suit—if you are willing to be convinced that || this is an unusual baad we say come here and examine these garments. || It is pretty well known that we do not, as a rule, feature in our advertis- |} ing suits at a price as high as this—and that fact alone ought to be ptoof enough that when we do launch a sale at eighteen twenty-five, the suits must be above the ordinary. Now, you may believe it or not, but it's a fact, just the same—that in this int (have are positively, Suits Worth *23 to *32.50 Papel gpee gs okra J 1 &* morrow or next week—our special price is We wish to impress every reader that th kind of suits that you expect in the high-rent ares, a ees be 25, Garseo es 2.50—and we are willing to refund the’money to any customer who thinks dif- ferent. Models of the latest design for men of all kinds—plenty of patterns and a big variety; complete range of sizes, including stouts—and every suit in this season's style. Now, it's up to you! Hi oy We Say: : Two-Pant Suits Let us emphasize the fact that these are suits with two pants—you know the value of an extra pair of pants—and you know the prices quoted in other stores for suits with two pants. Well, here's The Grade the High-Rent 95 Fellows Sell at $15, You May Buy Them Here at.. You know that'seven-ffty {9 a low price, in Broadway stores for suite with one pants—and you know that a good pair of boys’ knoe pants cost at retail $2.50 and $3: here aro two pairs of Kcfickefbocker pasts and oneoset tor slmost the price of Ere, Pe inte, Think’ this over-rbut think quickly—for there are plenty of mothers wh will be quick to see the advan Mf you don't. | Note—there, Ie & Tull range cf dieenttand tirsts A big pascttment ot foeat pnd etylish wi new models with loose belts and slanting pocketa. Sises 6 t i” Both Stores Open Saturdays Till 10 P. M. TH Al Vv E NUE 83d Street FRIDAY Boy Scout Shoes—are made of tan moose hide uppers and have strong elk soles. They are splendidly made, to give the utmost service. The Old Way The Careless Way The Roy Way Where Are Your Winter Clothes Now? Are they crushed at the bottom of a trunk, saturated with camphor or are they p in a crowded wardrobe whére are hey, Deoodes dusty and wrinkled so that you must yo them to a tailor before they may be worn? FA.) the new way. You can save Hag or $5.00 each spring and fall for tailor bills and tect your clothes yy Bags. besides with Ro; Beware of the Moth Moths their destructive NOW. A overcoat, dress or ment ma: ss WS coaly auuarea ie © lew weeks ae toon Wn the high pies of y 't take a ch with Before it is too ie wt Ry Bape" als ronda 7 Roy Ah Me Ya on ted combination hook and hi ita sae Gates en that is stronger than the heaviest pare. 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Sizes 10 to 1314— SATURDAY Along comes this sale, just before Boy Scout week, so every boy can provide himself with this important part of a Scout’s equipment, and own a sturdy pair of Boy Scout Shoes, for adventure by field or stream, OUP TOG, OB.50 vcrercsecccccces 1 .54 tT 1.88