The evening world. Newspaper, June 25, 1919, Page 5

Cd ‘Titeep it handy! [Bell-ans may save your life \if your Indigestion is severe Mxdhange Bank Promotions, “* At yesterday's meeting of the directors the American Exchange National Bank, F. M. Langton, li. P. Seibert, W. Clinkunbroomer and Hf J. Stles were ted assistant cashiers, with the All have bank ma: diers’ Wives, ing day for the the United Bt boulevards. explained, “and bh. 90 changeabie I'm afrai home whtil I've seen th: transport. That moth mine isn't very keen abou’ the Kelly-Gpringfield i mt be held July It to act cen crease in % No. pbteper Cream will be pleased deughter £ to America.” (AR BRIDES SWAMP” PARIS PASSPORT OFFICES Embassy Working’ Day and Night Providing Credentials for Sol- PARIS, Jyfe 15 (Correspondence of | Associated Prets)—Passport officers | at the American Embassy are work- fight providing paperd rench brides of American | soldiers who are about to leave for In the daily queue at the Embassy are FPench girls from nearly all the vinees. There are large giria and hats and short — of the Paris One young ypotgeant from Whesl- W. Va, ‘demanded haste when’ her mind three times terors she let us get married. Woe got married Inst week t right, but that old lady ts taltaation trom 2 aie recently recom- Pitoher, phoe' 40.50, PRESENTS the gift comes from Ovington’s the bride — for brides, like the rest of humanity, appreciate the A taste, charm and useful- ness of an Ovington gift. OVINGTON’S “The Gift Shop of 5th Ave.” i 314 Fifth Av.,near 32d St. AMMEYER Stamped on a Shoe Means Standard of Merit 34" St. New York A Women’s and Colonials BEGINS TO-DAY 6.45 Former Prices were from $7.50 to $8.50 Included are Louis XVI., Cuban and Military Heel models in Patent Leather, Black, Mahogany and Brown Calf, Black and Brown Kid, and White Kid and Snowbuck. . 7.95 Former Prices were from $9.00 to $10.50 Included are Louis XVI., and Military Heel models in Patent Leather, Black; Mahogany and Brown Calf; Black, Brown and Bronze Kid; Black and Pearl Gray Suede; Black, Brown and White Satin, and Genuine White Buckskin, Wo C. O. D.’s All this Season's Regular Stock These Shoes also on Sale at our Newark Store, 645 Broad St. Pumps, Oxfords No Exchanges STRIKE MAY LEAD _TOFAMINE PRICES; Commissioners in Crisis Arouses Complaint. By P. Q. Foy. (Special Food Expert of The Evening World.) Forecasts regarding food prices at this time are beyond the pale even of conjecture, because of the enor- mous wastage occasioned by the strike aguinst the large receivers of Perishable goods. Great quantities Of foodstuffs, the value of which cannot be estimated, are decaying. Shipments of produce have been or- ered returned to the Jersey City terminals, It* appears that tho amount of food wasted will cause an enormows shortage in the immediate future with a return of possibly famine prices before conditions re- turn to normal, ‘Two departments are maintained by the State and city to act in just such crises as the present? They are the Department of Food and Markets, in charge of Dr. Bugene F. Porter of Albany, and the City Com- missioner of Markets, Mp. Jonathan C. Day. Neither of these depart- i] | «ments up to the present time, as far as is known, has taken any aftion in the present crisi¢# tending to bring Hi] | the employers and the men together, WASTE ENORMOUS erage a, RAN \Inactivity of State and City) the people of the city and State an uninterrupted market for perishable foodstuffs, SHORTAGE OF SUGAR PRE-| DICTED SOON. nts and ‘consumers 000,000. As in that nt produ® is rotting nd freight originally w York is being diy to pther marketed sly butter an cote, have reasonably chy Cheese ia lower in price, sugar ie impendin, 1d women intend put up any fruits or tables should make prompt arrange~ ments for supplies, , of the economic ft & Co. of Sitears | Bvenin: World and assured the writer that Swift & Co. is not In any way with the other I pao’ ipulating the market on meats or other products. He sajd the pol- ley of Swift & Co. Is to bay live cat+ tle as low as possible and sql the dressed product at the highest prico it can met. Mr, Weta sata his firm has lost heavily since the beginning of 1919. He also admitted that the company whict level would not froze beet last winter, as related in The Evening World, but onty for the purpose of salvaging ae much ns possible out of high-priced cattle. IOWA FARMERS REPORT RE- DUCED PRICES. A banker of Charlotte, Ia., heavily interested im the live stock business throughout the State, in a letter, says the price paid the finest corn- ted steers from fowa on the Chicago |" market by the packers during the last ninety days, has shown a loss to the farmers and feeders of approxi+ tiately $73 per head. Regardless of the fact that the packers have ‘beef buying the fancy corn-fed cattle of all sorte and descriptions in the Chicago market at prices fully 30 per cent. to 40 per cent. lower than they were previous to April 1, the retail butchers in Greater New York on this:top fancy beef have not lowered their pri many Instances, more than 6 per cent. to 10 per cent. from the extreme! will have to surrender. This should prices which they m ni previous to April 1, It was the short shi of thia exceeding 80 cents to market by the beet and the pow in placing and Reeog Fregardiess o! « already in cold storage, ‘that, made it possible for them to extort! the Shipping Boards of the U. 3. po! stead prices from. at ease 25 per cent. below the Approximately 1 cent a pound. are now being charged, | if they were to have been om the| ping Board and other departments which the meat packers paid | of the Government give more thought . the Towa farmers for their fancy/to the neceasiti corn-fed beef cattle, PUBLIC INSISTED ON LOWER PRICES. ‘Had ft not been for The Evening World's campaign of pass’ sue Das saved millions o! ccnsumers of Greater New York, the Reh by the retail but the facts in hand, and with the as- sistance of the ognsumers, who must on their part constantly demand from their retail butchers fair prices, there can be no question but the packers Sharpen Up Your Memoty when yougo to market so that you won't forget to ‘bring home that bottle of were n that the finest beef “The Tea of the charged in the markets whlch credit and make deliveries. kers have arranged with tor nv secon in its favor. the retail Government to assist them in deliv- hers, in ering beef to London and Liverpool this sv that it will only cost them 1% lim- | cents a pound to deliver frozen beet have|in Engiand from Chicago. The where the finest charges for shipping beef from Chi- and roast beef! cago to New York City, 1,000 miles, ax lowered to the con- | against 4,000 miles to Liverpool—is Ts is not about time that the Ship- Its Purity is “Absolute”... of American eon- them to get their true value? sumers and asst Store Opens 9A. M.—Closes 5 P.M. dollars to tl ave New Telephone Call—Greeley 3400 dames McGreery & 5th Avenue ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Annual July Sale chars. With 5th Avenue ings. 5th Avenue fine grade. excellent quality. dovan and Black, Store Opens 9 A. M.—Closes 5 P. M. Closed call day Saturday, June 28th, and all Saturdays during ‘aid and August. ¢ New Telephone Call—Greeley 3400 - James MeCreery & Co. ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. Remarkable Sale 4.200 MEN’S SHIRTS ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, Made of White Striped Madras of Athletic Shirts & Drawers each 65c Made of White Corded Madras of MEN’S FURNISHING DEP’T.— $1.65 Made of Madras and high-grade Percale in a large assortment of new patterns and color- Sizes 14 to 18 neckbands. James McCreary & Co. 34th Street Exceptionally Low Pvices ' Men’s Underwear and Hose Athletic Shirts & ‘Drawers each 75c dependable quality. par 1.00 Black only, Lisle Half Hose—Mercerized Lisle Thread in Navy Blue, Gray, Cor- pair 35c 1.00 © pairs for MAIN FLOOR. 34th Street Athletic Shirts & Drawers Made of White Cotton Gauze of Silk Half Hose Pure Silk Hose with silk tops in Ten-Piece Chippendale Model Suite, as Linen Chest, Extension Table, five side Chairs and one Arm Chair. 795.00 : Dining Room Furniture Hts claire Sakae hs apie et in ‘rotched or finely figured Walnut, including Buffet, ee China Cabinet, Side Table, Extension Table, five Side Chairs and one Arm Chair. 495.00 regularly 595.00 Walnut or Mahogany Queen Anne Model Suites, including Buffet, China Cabinet, Side ‘able, Extension Table, five Side Chairs and one Arm Chair. 495,00 regularly 625.00 Exten: Arm Chair. Arm Chair. Four-piece Lonis XVI. Model Suite, as illustrated, in Chifforobe, Toilet Table and Bed with round cane ends. 350.00 Bed Room Furniture Four-piece Louis XVI Model Suites in Ivory Enamel, including Dresser, Chifforobe, Vanity Case and Bow-end Bed. 595.00 regularly 840.00 robe, Four-piece Decorated Lacquered Suites, in- cluding Dresser, Chifforobe, Toilet Table and Bed. 325.00 regularly 397.00 Table and Bed. Beds and Bedding Brass Beds,—two-inch posts, seven one- inch filler rods in bright or satin finish. All sizes, 29.50 = regularly 86.00 French roll edge. Square Tube Enamel Tees Bed with two- inch posts. 17.25 regularly 22.00 Separate Pieces Mahogany Arm Chairs....,.regularly 35,00 Lacquer Arm Chairs Velour Arm Chalrs,.......++ regularly 95.00 47.50 Closed all day Saturday, June 28th,and all Saturdays durin, Lacquer Fern Stands,,, The Tea that measures up to every claim made “SALADA® Its Flavor and Strength “Incomparable.” Sealed Packets Only .. . Never Sold tn Bulk Form. McCREERY “MASTER-MADE” FURNITUR illustrated, including 78-inch Buffet, China regularly 1,075, Ten-piece Hepplewhite Model ‘Buites Crotched Mahogany or finely figured W: including Buffet, China Cabinet, Side n Table, five Side Chairs and 537.00 regularly 650. jan_ Renaissance Suites in Walnut, ig Buffet, China Cabinet, Side T: Extension Table, five Side Chairs and ‘450.00 regularly 5 Mahogany, eo Four-piece Louis XVI Model Sui American Walnut, including Dresser, Vanity Case and Bed. 469.50 regularly Four-piece English Model Suites in hogany, including Dresser, Chifforobe, 219.50 regularly No. 1 Black Drawings Hair Mattresses 55.00 No. 1 Black Mixed Short and Long Hair Mattress, full 45-pound weight. 35.00 regularly Enameled wood Cribs with link fabric g Complete, 9.75 regularly Hair-top Upholstered Box Springs in se- Silk floss Mattresses to fit Crib. lected ticking. 24.00 = regularly 30.00 9.00 regularly ‘1! . g July and August C0. 34th St ben sbrie R regularly