The evening world. Newspaper, June 12, 1919, Page 11

fi J-BUNDAY WORLD “WANTS" BE gatas ba Yo Show Yoar Teeth? foes eclt oaks aeattye es ber INTO FRAGMENTS trous teeth? Indicative pe chat f beat utp and refinement—a mark o' Pielean teeth are possible t0 Ail. ) and clean, firm and on i Ely 4} Wholesome. Tr Woman of,70 Is Arrested and Another Fined in Bronx ' FOR THE TEE’ Boycott. ' Liquid—Powdé+ or —_— = cae ban = J. EVERY WHERE A riot and thé afrest of a wortan ~ |weventy years ol on charges of dis- t orderly condtiet Were’ incidents this WORK MONDAY WONDERS, morning of thé boycott conductea by The Mote You Know of Shoes and Shoe Values the more you will appreciate the unusual values that big business makes possible in Blyn Part The big Blyn Eleven fill the shoe wants of all the family. Men's White Nu-Back Oxfords : with Néolin Sole Also in Tan and Gun Metal. in Patent Colt, $.50 East Side Stores: tJ . 1224 Bt. u and ‘tts. 12-444 Fulton ot. op. Brides wt nt. Hort of. Cn You Se (HEXENS TORN =e PAUL A. NEWMAN THE EVENING ‘wontp, T HURGDAY, SUKB 1a, 1 1919. ‘uttler, No. 838 Bast 167th Street, It nett, was filed in General Sessions| cluding the alleged ‘téle~ with Judge Wadhams and ® tenvh | gram ep dentate thors thea warrant for Newman's afrest given bi) A ge hod Si5,000 shares were to Detective John Cunniff. the Rahgeburnett Company was in-|terms of the lease, moreover, the ne compan: sal Dooitn is charged that ghe snatched a PRI 8 tan Wart veh “never socepasy pry | pny ef chidk#h from a customer of a boyco!- y joon that), dollar never struck oil. Under the ted shop, tote it “lithd from limb” and scattered the fragments in the street. When whe was arraigned in the Mor- rieania court she said she wanted time to get witnesses. So Magistrate Blau paroled her. The boycott ts conducted by mem- bes of the Socialist Consumers’| Broker Who satchel Range- League and the Women's League of the Brong. ‘The liveliest demonatra-| burnett Accused of Forg-. | *|tlon, lending to the riot, was in front ery Bene Promotion. of the shop of Meyer Renkell, poul- try déaler, No. 1133 Prospect Avenue. There Were 106 women pickets in| The Grand Jury 5 dary ots pomp tront of the stop this morning, utg-| the first indletment gro ‘investiga: Ine prospective customers to go away. | District Attorney Bigatin's fahy did go away, but some enteted and fade pirdbasde, One of thede|!n alleged fake lt companies, The was Mrs. Sarah Darren, No. 815 Bast 1€7th Streét. When she came out she had @ chiéken. Instantly the pickets stormed her. She was scratched and bruised, and she fell in a faint to the sidewalk just 43 the chicken was) *0M! at an average price of $3. ‘ token from her and torn to pleces.| , At indlctipent ascuuine Newman o Dr, Bugle of Lincoth Hospital treated | *PEery In the sevond dexree, in con- her for shock and took her home, | nection with the pubilcatlon of ‘al Another woman came out of the| ‘ret telemrame Snel oe ae ene shop with a chicken and was elnti- |PUDPOS et larly treated. “That's food for cats,” shouted one Fabout this time tne once inat-|t LEMON JUICE vehed and Renkell pointed out Mrs. het ie ete FOR FRECKLES Another pieKet arraigned in the Morrisania court to-day was Mrs. Paula Weiner, No. 1103 Washington avenue, The chi against her Was A like that against Mrs. Cuttler. he a few cents—Try it! was found guilty and fined $26. Cae see f did re the ere” =o was to be* sentenced to out the fine when. other pic Dick tte pe eve Salsas titte Spueee t . | of orchard white, anak well, and you te a eats tise “tee have 6 quarter pint of the best freckle it,” sald strate Blau, “but there mist be ‘tS violence.” tan lotion and one Deau- ~ P tier at at very, Serr ft cost. na ‘Our grocer has the lemons and an; Chinese | Hx-Atr Director Bays! rug store oF toilet counter will sup- Untted States Atrpinnes, ply three ounces of orchard white for DAYTON, 0., June 12.—Toy Goh,|@ few cents. Massage this sweetly former Director of Air Service of the| fragrant lotion into the face, neck, Chines® army, fheriiber of a special| arms and hands each day and see t0-| how freckles and blemishes disappe: Broad Street, is said to have been one of the principal promoters of cern no less than 685,000 shares were Girls! Make beauty lotion for || Brook! Jan Newak Breed ot., ont Ra Bibi ois & | Merete Rg, it will help the how cleat, soft and row White erty motors héy He hi 190 nego- skin becomes. Yes! It | eeiad tiated for several commercial machines. less and héver irritates Adve. Give ait support to the Boy Scout movernent. Become an associate member; boys—and you — B. Altman & Ga. MADISON AVENUE - FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fourth Street Pd Two Hundred Misses’ Coats and Capes (styles and materials in every way desirable) have been arranged in two groups and their prices reduced, for ready disposal, to $18.00 & $29.00 These reductions will go into effect to-morrow (Friday) A Limited Number of Junior Misses’ Capes (of navy blue serge) will also be on sale tosmorrow, at the greatly reduced price of $18.00 Interesting price reductions have been made throughout the remaining assortments of Junior Misses’ Outerwear, including capes, coats and tailored suits. (Both Departments are on the Second Floor) = SE ST a Safe Storage for Furs, Rugs and Draperies Thirty-fifth Street Attractive Values will be offered to-morrow and Saturday in A Clearance Sale of Boys’ Summer Clothing consisting of desirable, up-to-date garments taken from stock and specially reduced prior to the semi-anrual inventory. Boys’ Suits (8 to 14 years), with two pairs of knickerbockers Paes Sete oS $8.50 These Suits are made of tropical suiting, skeleton lined, and are just the thing for warm-weather wear. They represent, in themselves, a really remarkable offering at the price. Boys’ Suits (7 to 18 years), of light-weight woolens in light or dark tones; some without lining . . . . A ° $16.50 Boys’ Sports Coats (10 to 16 years), of knitted material in the popular heather mixtures; a limited number only F ‘ at $8.50 Also Boys’ Bathing Suits of pure worsted (navy blue) attractively trimmed: One-piece Suits (4 to 10 years) . . $2.75 Two-piece Suits (10 to 16 years) o Ore Boys’ Blouses (7 to 14 years) of woven-stripe madras in the new color effects; with buttoned-down collar, $1.25 | (Boys’ Clothing Department, SIXTH FLOOR) tion of the sate in New York of shares = man indicted, Paul A. Newman, of 15) Rangeburnett Oil Co., in which con- | corporated under the laws of Dela-|land must be returned to the owner ware in March of this year with a untens oll is struck before July 1.” capital of 1,000,000 shares at #1 a VB. LUNGER D share based upon certain farmiands hag GER DIES. under Rory ta at County, Texas, the name of one ery is sala, rmard is Rats to have been ¥ot t ego.0d oF the a ‘nger of Hee Mad President of the Equitable e Society pee one of the 300,000 nia B60, Bea OHS sha ba a re |e bert frown insurance men in tg coun- ry y ani | A. Newnan it Oa died su ay ane early ti os jon on them at 15 Be yesterday, at his was | conten. it sripartnty yh Ma w March and a or bent ccord iow to ‘Anni ° ant Din: sitet a Lond oe ive 0 erin catia tT. ing a few mihutes OPPENHEIM.CLUNS & G 34th Street—New York The Season’s Most Important Sweater Sale Friday 250 Women’s Hand-Made Filet Sweaters (as illustrated) Sleeveless Slip-on Model in Filet design. Sport shades of Rose, Peacock, Myrtle, Sal» mon, Pink, Purple, Tan, Navy, Lavender, also Black and White. Sale Price Q.75 ‘1,500 Pairs Women’s Hand-Embroidered Imported Japanese Silk Boudoir Slippers No Mail or Phone Orders Positively None Sent C. 0. D. 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