The evening world. Newspaper, July 2, 1919, Page 8

vat Bvivina’ weed WEDNESDAY, Lee ry “National's Outlet Store nT [ster Dinner et tor orate nian | BER we a ia tar wet | INDICTMENTS FOR vice Draft Board tendered @ surprise Juncheon to Martin Conboy, Director of the Draft, at the Bankers’ Club to- day., George W. Mohr, a member of Local Board No. 2, the Bronx, the ree- States, was Chairman on arrangement. George Gordon Battle presented a] 4 | sd | \ y | DOLLAR DAYS mean money-saving days ay i hy th ial Geniiatiinia: Cniniak’ } Merchandise offered far below its actual present-day value; articles that are simply wonderful bargains when compared with what they will cost in the near future, Some examples are pictured. There are many lots, but some lots are limited in quantity. All National overstocks that must be sold quick. 3 Extraordinary Dollar Day Bargains we tana District Attorney Wants Part of Money Recovered to Pay. Employees of Lilly Firm. 7aC5e 350202 a 20t e ‘The Grand Jury wil be asked this Look for this Label week to return indictments against | y Cape Coatee Dress Hts incevery Sct. |p Brom Lamy 00d 7, ams Paseoen| ‘ | Though we have 219. of these Hore te an extra ‘een Beach Jats enous Ceres Gt! Ne, CO Brena ” $96 of these Girie iestley” Mohair way, alleged by Distriet Attorney ‘Dapes they will Cool-Kenny Crash Swann to have disappeared with cus- Undoubtedly be | are included Shantung Sill tomers’ cash and securities, Assistant ms sere. ee bs Leashes “It is one thing for a man to | District Attorney Fawin P. Kilros, : ary bar- ale, know a good thing when he who took charge of the case to-day sees it, and another thing to [for the Bureau of Commercial seize a good thing when he | Frauds. said he would ask for in-| howe is? dictments on charges covering ¢rand | * larceny, embezzlement, obtaining Arctic Breeze Suits speak for money on false representations and themselves—they also speak conspiracy. for the store that sells them. Over 200 people have called at the | District Attorney's office since the At almost all good shops. [omces of Lilly & Co. were raided by Assistant District Attorney Alexander ANSORGE BROS. & CO:/Pitas eee ee Est. 1861 plaints filed indicate that customers Makers New York | of the Now York office lost over a a | million dollars through the operations nn —— |of this firm. The losses range all the way from $200,000 to $25. Employees and Underwear Dresses for house, porch or strect wear. Soft Batiste Underwear, neatly trimmed. All National overstocks, so they have the Na- tional’s quality of fabric, careful- ness of finish, durability and good are said to have lost not only their salaries, but also small amounts they had been persuaded to invest by their superiors, Mr, Kilroe said that ont of the $100,000 in securities and cash discov- ee ee a ee Aymesoeeteny style. Choice of them, all at e |ered in the Columbia Trust Company ; my Piedmont ‘| and the Seaboard National Bank he } § —— —— would ask that a portion be devoted ‘ 5 | to paymont of salaries due employees. ' Peanut Oil |Mr. Kilroe is hopeful that a large amount of cash and securities the Sent oe ae td, lac oh sideenineaneneetansntiadathaenisathdinctesleialeliadn. mites teeaeaebheael missing partners are supposed to have (The KNOX ‘ —has an individual with them will be recovered. Lilly 4 flavor and “life,” due left New York ten days ago, explain- : Be ae ing he was going south to recover i i to the fact that it is from nervous breakdown, pen en ann . made by the cold- pressed process and | DIES OF STRANGE BURNS. not subjected to chem- MeN er a vanee eee on Aree ical treatment of team eer Gr eey ‘The Newark police are investigating kind. the unusual death of Orlando D. Mar- tino, four years old, who died Monday at his home, No. 180 Malvern Street, Ask for PIEDMONT— Newark. The Ind’s parents say that on June 12, while he was playing on a Fi dumping ground near his home, he sank The food oi! with to his knees in a bog. He was pulled out by companions. the nut flavor His feet and legs were severty burned, and he was treated at St. Michael's Hospital. He went home but returned B to the hospital daily gor treatment. The /\IN) Wile burns went deeper and deeper into nis feshy According to Dr, George L. Warren, « HAT in which every feature makes it ideal for hot weather. Made of fine, soft, mack- inaw straw, it fits the head comfortably. The band and binding either in seal brown or dark green. Typically KNOX in character and quality and a hat that any man can wear becomingly. ‘Girls’ Dresses White Nainsook, Chambr: Gingham, Linene, French-finished Cotton Flannel, Plaid Styles and sizes for gue ot all 4% ages up to 14 years. For work, ioe” or dress-up cr Suits 9 cal BIGHT DOLLARS KNOX. HAT. COMPANY County Physcian, the boy’s toes dropped Ingorporated of C2 a his feet end lms shrivelled. fA sd 4 efforts to checl @ burns faile 462 FIFTH VEN ———_2.110._ Mosher & O», Ime, | Holice believe that refuse from chemical SY RRHE fer snoaoway Plants s eunsped on the ground. MEW YORK ne ee IR WE NOE BOE BOE BOC TSE TOE BEE BOE HOE BE OE BOG BOE 208 30G HOE 99G 39E HOE 258 20E 20 30K 305 B5E BONE 3OE HAE HOE 3OE ILE HOE BOE SOE OE BOE $9E BOEING IEE 30K 2OE JOE 298 IE 29K OE IEE IE IE IGE 20k BOE HOE BOE HE HOE HWE BE SE IOC PRIDE $68 WOR Bak 20 Sk SOE HOE 20k NOE HE tat 20k NOE 208 HOt Ot 90K BOK HOE BOE B58 20k HOE 2A Het GOL JOE GOL 3K HE 20k DOE BE 3 HE BE Bok 20 HE 20G 35E 3 208 3 SE TOE BE 30t TOE 36k 308 NF BOE NOE HOE BOF BOE IO BOE IE OE IE OC NOE TOK Soe IE IO NSE Bee NOE NOt 99e Nee NO Joe BOE TOF Ie Ces e coe Y Wnailey's Old Fashioned Corset, for| re are two of A : ; “ i. anothersone of i | :: B22, j poe <4 { aM oven lusctoys:, r : at 7 q t fy Flavors of a few packages home to the family,—or vend still buy pa by the box, They’re 100% sugar, highly flavored with the juice of luscious fruits, Charms are good anytime, anywhere, | and they're on sale everywhere. | | THE FLAVOR CHARMS Rompers, Ete. Rompers, Apron-Dresses, Play Suits and Creepers, some of which are pictured, Little girls’ Scout Outfits of Khaki Tan Twill, Girls’ |.) Princess Slips of soft Muslin. Choice, Sate ee nem _ f raerare Se Unequaled in Convenience, Economy and Appearance| Unsurpassed in Purity and Flavor The blue and white container which enables you to “Pry out the tip, pull off the strip” and have firm, whole jam on the dish, makes Dailey’s quickest and easiest to serve. | a ea ° Sie tgs sow eon In New England they were known as Riker- Jaynes and Hall & Lyons Drug Stores. In New York as Riker & Hegeman Stores. f Other Big Bargales Waists, Coatees The variety of articles at one dollar are not] Pictured: a s re notl white pin- ) ; Bese men Heisad wo « seeante reaped in thie tucked wa it The business me peinciples of all being identical It is best looking on the table because perfectly formed. It* —best merchandise,—best service,—fair prices, their union was inevitable. All are now in the chain of over 200—. t- Four pairs of either combed cotton or silk lisle ie BA. da Hose for women; § pairs of children's combed] Coatee of J cotton Stockings; 8 good, big 16x32-inch Huck| Checked Trou- Towels; 5 four-in-hand Ties of silk poplin; one} Vij's “loth with | dozen soxao-inch diapers of hemmed Birdseye} weave collar. cloth. is unwasteful because the container empties completely. It is pure in quality and flavor because made of selected fruit and pure cane sugar, no bases or preservatives, It is clean to serve because solid—not half liquid, to drip on table linen, clothes and kiddies, Full Measure of Solid Jam—20c’ Dailey and Company Incorporated 4 4 4 MI OT | These are a few of other big bargains. Plenty é ~ of some things, limited quantities of many. Come _ early and be sure of getting the best choice. The “National's” Outlet Store, 119 W. 24th St, Near 6th Ave. (CYTUMMMAUMU EMT EN MT Tre ort Shoes OP 90990900 0000000 00000000000 FOR MEN, WOMEN ae eee! 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