The evening world. Newspaper, July 17, 1919, Page 8

RAL re AD of 3 4 ae caleba ELA RST LMS PBL FID FOOD SUPPLY TO ET. | BER BYPRODUCT PROF == smo co ON RERICTERED) = oHtt nee oo} AS DRUG ADDICTS: Seting of Phin Mik. Seems HUNDREDS IN LINE West Thirty-Fourth Street—New York aordinary Sale—1,000 Silk bbc ig i Pe EW hor 4 wedhast es -7e Users of Morphine isiale aia Heroin, By Sophie Irene Loeb. Men and Women, Rich and een stated in these col- Poor, Seek Cards, This is the day the State law com- profits made in condensed and evapo- | pelling the registration of drug ad- rated milk, confections and other by-| dicts goes into effect. As a result products, which consume a large Pro-| nundreds of them are crowding the sidewalks at No. 13% Prince Street, ‘This, corner of Wooster Street, awaiting wWikenaws the opportunity to obtain a registra~ The present system of licensing | tion card that will enable them to buy milk corporations puts no check | either morphine or heroin for the next whatever on the milk production of|two months, More than 2,000 were this Gtate and the milk selling organ- | registered by noon and Dr. Royal 8. izations are the sole authorities as to | Copeland expects that within the next | &] Clearance Sale Summer Dresses Merger mews. |Teertennter nats Desirable Higher Cost Models Reduced SUA akeeed Cael he “cite. | coc comune tetston aetaemuss of tes be appor: u tioned, and therefore their highty | habit forming drugs. On Sale To-morrow At— Profitable by-products are kept in | Owen Balthe has charge of the igs one pocket while the emailer | newty opened office of the State De- to the con- | partment of Narcotic Drug Control an- | under the direction of Commissioner W. R. Herrick. Dr. Copeland was Therefore, when the public au- | present at the opening of the bureau thorities try to find some way out | this morning and declares that there of the condition of affairs, they |are more than 100,000 drug addicts are confronted with the small /in the city who will be compelled to profits of the fluid milk concern, |rogister with the State bureau. He! ff of | began issuing registration for the insurmountable “over- | State officials June 30 as an aid to heads.” the bureau? Seven hundred men and For example: Practically all the| 200 women were granted certificates stock the Borden Farm Products| yesterday before the law went into effect, Each of the addicts is given a card Company owns all the stock of the Reading Coal Company. It also owns ail the stock of the Reading Railroaa Company. ‘Bhus the consumer is at the mercy pay fs phvsiclan. eed office fr, ne GB. Aliman & Cn. gee 4 MADISON AVENUE-FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK ey hg a Werte Siren” | Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street PRAT THEY TARRY, Several Hundred Pairs of erent Men’ s Balta Oxfords P"Rhe Boren Cendant Mim: approximately $1 share last year on its $21,868,100 com. (sizes incomplete) head will be placed on sale to-morrow (Friday) morning for clearance, at the specially reduced price of of all es, depreciation and a 6 per cent. ® aateed the ben dividend on Eestorrea stook amount. an out what is detaining the on the shares of Borden's Condensed Milk Company, eR for “Bubtracting $700,000 Dy Z $8.75 per pair: cr n,|Maeraes aged E>. Co to common sti there is 4 A number of different models (all built on snappy, likable Nes men perk atte pay gee mtn a lasts) will be available for selection. Among them are oxfords ke ehaect| wean i sou regeimania te ee , of genuine cordovan; and calfskin oxfords in mahogany tan, paid ma there, c ; cordovan color and black. arm Produets’ Company retained in the business all of the profits of the oes distributing (All'shoes sold by B. Altman & Co. are made of genuine ven oan ty tee rat “ leather th " t) Journal oe arm Products of this year, ts Company to take over the farm fei of Borden's The Sale will be held on the Sixth Floor stock of the sub- “This total of $14,000,009 19 the amount at which the tangiblo assets of this branch of the business were pss Ad the company was incor- ——-——___ - porProfits of Borden's Products -9 Company last year equalled about 5| from the common in ing that in- per cent. on the capital stock, rod tors ae sere not conversant with (ORLD. WANTS WORK MONDAY M sank om teomplind Renny canton : giation as : ORNING WONDERS. ree Basen avai 8 gotua is ress ary pa rs in th ithe Hi HE a a i | 1 i i el apf TIFFANY & CO. PEARLS DIAMONDS JEWELRY SILVER Cuocks Watcnes Crma STATIONERY 2 i i Simon s Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts. WILL CLOSE OUT FRIDAY’ MISSES’ SUITS Of Fibre Silk Tricolette Also Suits of Crepe de Chine Ck: me | Regular Prices $29. % 849,50 ~ pp vate sash belted suits of highest quality fibre silk tricolette, plain or Bedford weaves. Colors: navy blue, fashionable shades of brown, sports colors, or pastel shades, also black or white. Two different models in all-sills crepe de chine suits, in navy blue, rose, fawn, China blue, gold or flesh, also black or white. Sizes 14 to 20 years NO CREDITS NO EXCHANGES MISSES’ SUIT SHOP—Second Floor dames MeCreery & Co. 5th Averue : 34th Street Mid-summer Clearance Sale “SOROSIS” FOOTWEAR Our Entire Stock of . Sorosis Oxfords and Pumps in Various Leathers Also All of Our High and Low White Sorosis Shoes Decidedly Reduced for Clearance 6.75, 7.85, 8.75 and 10.50 formerly 8.00 to 14.00 Represented—But Not in Every Model Res Yep SURANGA cclpeeteigtg lad naahaiin nee eit? ar PAO EEN MEME CONT