The evening world. Newspaper, July 8, 1919, Page 11

made i] tm to imae ¢ femoris burial ai ements, wot ‘undertal oo “ward wail eucharen than. heretofore. —apeneseetpettemeenets HIS PROMISE “CONTINUOUS,” Misn Hudson Cannot Give Dates in $250,000 Sait Against Panison. . Supreme Court Justice Luce ried phe high baped bt dying was the cause /yeperday that A. Hawin Paulson, ‘hse _ Airanced for the vise of a burial vit of | Bin er particuincs int piled Fits which writes W- Walker of Bay-| brought against _h Le. 1, yesterday asked Surrogate | Hu ey wae, sb £0 approve. agreed, when Julia egy Jagt October with influenza, the money for the burial nth her 4. be fugecet, Sie, had na oe tS tor, a0. and artanged wi! big. Marrison, nn undertaker of it, Nicholas Avenue, t on’s bill was $453. Walker HIGH COST OF DYING yp. EXPLAINED TO SURROGATE ‘ Wotker, Asking Return of Money “Advanced for Burial, Says Influ- ~ efiza Caused Undertakers’ Raise. SAYS OLD 69TH IS CREAM Grapelade is all the all the richness—all the ‘ without seeds, skins, or crystals, . Buy a jar dag ~ coma ows cial Howland, Who Commanded New Yorkers, Pays High Compli- ment to Organization, Col, Charles R. Howland, who com- ‘manded the old 69th Infantry on the march into Germany, returning on the transport Santa Ana, is a Regular Army offer, He marched at the héad of the 69th Regiment from France to Remagen-on-the-Rhine, where the regiment held the approach of the Ladendorft Bridge. “The old 69th Regiment is the fin! est organization in the American y". Col. Howland said. “Those boys have grit. We marched into Ger- | many without a man dropping out of pred and some of them walked ‘ough the mud with the soles worn clear off their derful grit Write for recipe folder from your dealer. If he doesn’t have it, our New York Office, Worth 1120, * THE WELCH GRAPE JUICE CO., Westfield, N.Y. Ash the Fountain Man for a Grapelade Sundae shoes.. They have won- The Vigor of Swift & Company Continues ‘Only Because of Service The only “control” over the packing industry is the “control” that gathers about the ability to do a necessary job in -- the best way. Swift & Company has reached a lead- ing place in the industry because the size and character of the job of providing a nation’s meat require the wide and thorough organization, the experience and devotion to duty, found in an institu- tion like Swift & Company. The moment Swift & Company ceases to perform its functions of usefulness with the greatest efficiency and satisfaction to the people, its position in the industry will vanish. Swift & Company service is performed at a profit of a fraction of a cent per pound, Let us send you a Swift “Dollar”, It will interest you. Address Swift & Company, Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Il. Swift & Company, U. S. A. Seventeen Wppeatie ! Diateipciog Markata | La Greater New York G, J. Edwards, District Manager | Trade returns for June show that im-jlyn cider stubes Leger ths beni tenth OF AMERICAN FORCES §:: $828,811,720, There was a large falling| cording to the police, oo ‘J came off in the importation of grain, floar| out jand meat, compared with June, 1918, but there was an increase in the im- patross, of the cider stabee, stag portation of other foods and liquors. ‘There was an increase over June, 1918, to be hard. Bertha Renwaren. th ery. in, most articles of export, but most] Avenue of the total was made up of coal and eG. oon violation of the Li manufactured articles, rts were $614,728,275 and exports| arrest since July 1 of the La yon saloons drinking 2.76 per cent. beer can wk a@ straight line without trouble, ot ‘he cider sold is said or pelies four years old, of Ni was arrested last mente "Ene quor Lane ae LOWER Wine Bryant Tie first group at en | $6.75 The items pictured here are merely examples of the hundreds of bargains offered. There are also many bargains in dresses, shirts, waists, petticoats and un- derwear for stout women. Coats All our mail order stocks and factory samples at reductions of one-third to one-half. cluding new style model taffeta, silk lin and wool the darker ee er luded. * for alli searcely any two are alin, bap tox toon BORG clea All this season's suits. Serge poplin, jersey, silk faille and tidfeta. Many styles to choose from. All special iy designed for stout women. Sizes up to 56 bust, but not in all styles, Reductions of $10.00 to $15.00, this season bears testimony to their genuine goodness. . . Th ania Sale / Wash Heide me oat tee Je Stout Wormen atone tn singin X= non Sizes up to 56 bust. o add so surely to dain‘ @ summer + Newest styles in sheer, cool fabries, including voile, linene ginghams and other popular cotton fabrics. Light and dark colors, stripes, plaids, foulard terns and plain’ colors. DN forget dependability. It is Bent patoita ook thes linked inseparably with Wana- pf prin ed nko Seceeee: 2 0 Bey & third lower than they would every W: sgle because a b, grdinarly ‘sell for. ” very «Wanamaker sale offers standard @ genuine bargain. W: only. 25 to 8s are peng aes ore ee - Maternity The Lower Store's ma- ternity department offers the expectant mother many bargains. — Specially _de- signed maternity clothes, Coats, suits, dresses, waists, skirts, corsets and under- wear at tremendous reduc- tions, Private fitting rooms, Store Closed All Day Saturdays During July and August. Genie . 23 W. wii St of Sth Ave. Women’s worsted bathing suits, $6.95. —will be Vacation on Wednesday. Jersey, of course—in a host of smart color combina- tions. eee He Deny, Calns-ot She item we've had. “Tom Wye”’ bathing suits —will be seen at all the bathing beaches this season—you can’t hel; eyed Cy ee unusual corerines, ly hee les, and the little toned of trimming need no introduction to the vas | who wants Fania ts OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS Steel Enamel Bed, with g-inch - 41° 98 square posts and Sheavy aquare' fillers in 4 ft. 6 in, only at Motor Truck Deliveries Light-weight sweaters for women saan are the sweaters that you oe oi hoki this nme. Light in exactly right for iat days. ‘Shetland stitch, with brush wool collars and ¢ cuffs. ‘Special ‘acation Sale at: $3.45 Solid colors—Nile, old rose, Copen- hagen, buff; one model finished at bottom with band of brushed wool. Rotunda, Downstairs Store, Old Bldg. > Adam Period American Walnut "Dining Boom sisting of Buffet, Cl ; erving Table and | | | e, 48 inches w | A chance to buy dinner sets 25 of these good dinner sets have found their way into the Vacation sale. 106 pieces, including bread and butter plates— reduced to ~—which is almost a third less than the reg- ular stock price. Wemaiineise Bcerss Meade e full, size bed when opens at $59-% 4 More news saleal the: ouuuthi vale eee Rey feck Doi || Reduced prices always mail a happy dress sale Misses’ sizes 14 to 20 Sista tile secon, Miles mabee 5 be vig id is Maser Ls ly because the patterns are Alt of whieh tala Wing ex thm ks ot Sotting ‘wel ng © 'y g 801 worth a sploak tr \ Broadway Side—Down-Stairs Store, Old Bidg. Some very fine underprice stationery We know just how good this sta- is because. we compared it in other New York Stores. We found the same paper elsewhere at 25c a box that we now offer— At 15¢ a box linen-finish paper and envelopes— At 25¢ a box ” r iit with enveloj white or pea rye ener match at twice the sale price. White 24 of each. Cards o1 ees tebe Store, New Bidg. ‘Needle-etched tumblers, $1.20 doz. Many a bg tin A bi be glad to read this hin Necation = Sue newdeds Down-Stairs Store, New Bidg. Little things—little Suit hangers reduced to...........essee06 ht-weight Sroge-shishiorn ye shapes, 6 pairs... -. Be Mercerized daring cotton—black, white, tan, navy and gra; ote Down-Stairs Store, 3 ...Men’s... Bathing suits reduced to $4.45 All of our $5 to $10 swimming suits men now at one sale price—$4,45, wool, or wool and artificial silk One or two-piece styles. Blaek, na heather trimmed wi bands. 36 to 44. The price speaks for itself, . . for Men’s sweaters down to $3.45 Saying good-bye to exactly 151 all-wool and wool mixed sweaters— con an even Men’s straw hats a bit soiled—$1 - PE ar 150 of: ont mciied’ eee kee diing: “i nea wey