The evening world. Newspaper, July 29, 1919, Page 9

7" BERGER OPPOSED WAR. : WASHINGTON, Joly 2, Joly 2, —Vietor Ber. |!NE An army in 917, very war, yesterday before the ape- yee ‘erie’ hgh inde commited. sentative Welty Repres & robable aiortare id ELLNER BROS, nine years selling Good Furniture Corner Ith Street and 6th Avenue Gof wie venee pees. sss D379 JORERUENTLY a mother. brings her daughter to Kellners’ with the assurance that we will solve the furni- ture problem. Mother knows—for her mother bought at Kellners’, too. + You ere cordially invited to see ‘The Twentv- five Rooms’—they ere filled with sugdes- tiens for artistic arrangement in the home. vention in Mexico in 2916, but greatly ‘the draft and its effect in form- zNEWARK’S MAYOR invasion, he sa! A gs humanity andthe the CANNED GOODS NOW GOING AFTER ARMY Gets 40,000 Pounds Pounds of Cheap Bacon for Citizens To-Day. pounds of army bacon purchased by Mayor Charles P. Gillen of Newark, -day. It was announced also a day or so the Mayor will jeal with the army officers pounds of sugar cured ham and large quantities of canned to-; matoes, corn, beans, and pork and beans. i Deliveries of the bacon will be made ander the general supervision of Lieut. William J, Mooney, who was Commissary of the 112th Heavy Field | Artillery. Much of the meat will be) secured from the Quartermaster Supply Depot at Port Newark; #0 the haul from the depot, which is located on the outskirts of the city, to two central distributing points will be a short one, The carting will cost the city noth. ing. Frank 8 Moffett of the Newark Storage Warehouse has offered the free use of three large auto trucks for this purpose. Mayor Gillen has also received sey- eral offers for the use of storage de- pots in the centre of the city and will select po ge to-day, to which the bacon will be carted. The slabs of bacon in the army warehouses about twelve pounds each. As these gre too large for ordinary household use th ‘ll dem 4and S Street cata 5th and 6th Avcnues) SILK AND COTTON’ en Pre-Inventory Clearance Sale to $5.0 ‘HE most attractive models of this season are included in the sale; de- veloped in Georgette Crepe, Crepe de Chine, Satin, Voile and Batiste, in Navy or French Blue, Bisque, Flesh Color, White or Black; in the fash- ionable tailored style, embroidered and lace trimmed, WOMEN’S SUMMER APPAREL Continuation of the Final Clearance Sale The remainder of this season’s best models in Suits and Dresses, suitable for sport, town or country wear, in many instances marked below cost to effect an immediate clearance. Women’s Silk and Wool Suits Of Taffeta, Faille Satin, Serge, Tricotine, Covert Cloth, Gabardine, Wool Jersey Cloth and Tricolette, $19.75, 35.00, 48.00 to 79.50 Women’s Chic Dresses Of Printed or Plain Georgette Crepe, Striped Crepe de Chine, Serge, ete., $16.50, 23.50 to 48.00 die, $5.50, Smart Dresses e Of Checked Orpondion Dotted or Fig- | Of Foulard, ured Voile with embroidered white | also White organdie collar and cuffs; 14, 16 and 18 years; regularly soid up to $10.00, $5.00 Stern Brothers West 43rd Street Regularly up Women’s Smart Dresses Of Gingham, Tissue, Linen, Organ- MISSES’ SUMMER DRESSES July Clearance Sale Cotton Dresses suitable for Misses and Small Women, in the most desirable styles and colorings, reduced for this sale. . Dainty Dresses some with silk ribbon belts; sizes 16 and 18 yrs, ; regularly upto $18,50, $9.50 Voile and Net, 9.75 to 25.00 Figured or Plain Voile, Net; organdie vestee; | $9.75 |nrsten completed and sales will ing. ignated by Director William J, Bren- Fy) hg the Department of Public headed by Mr. Mooney, who will see that the fire houses Shon ee as called Fo ‘Yohn (8 Bras attach |fire house there will be a Woman in HUY Peers? the Ladies Ataillary: of the A th ra of the ies’ Auxiliary of the ctual deliveries of, the 40.000 fiyor'a Victory Celebration Commit- | ‘rhe bacon will be placed onsale for resale to the people of that city, for four hours each da; 12 o'clock in the morning and from Gillen to-day, “we will make our first purchase of canned goods, Our nego- tations for ' progressing know whether they will finally ac-|@ecorated are: Sergt. cept our bid price, twenty-seven cents! South Manchester, Co a , with the piece. es Organization it The fire houses selected by tributing pointe are located at berry and farevette Streets, Cons a Streets, pe Street bogin at 10 o'clovk Thursday morn- Twelve fire houses have been des~ Safety as selling points. ‘The saleg organization will be t sufficient for and will inances after each first assistant will , President of the sc eration of Improvement Associa- . Mooney's and Mr. Bras- is will be unpaid volunteers or ‘of city departments, In each viee Cross tor Valor, WASHINGTON, July tee have volunteered their services. ditional officers and soldiers, tne! aie four i. York men. They Rabi rest a aah bBtreets ew rom 10 to 3 to 6 o'clock jn the afternoon, “In a few days more,” said Mayor satietactoriiy. "tao | sons Rog nound, but [ have reasor to believe Willtam Saweuk, The most terrible thing a man can hear Back from the war, this son ‘of wealthy parents had to confess'a secret marriage to a poor vil- lage girl. He knew he had broken his mother’s heart. And then he heard the most, terrible thing a man can hear. In “Home to Mother,” Kathleen Norris has written what Major Norris declares to be her greatest story since “Mother.” He was punishing himself for falling in love— And then he came back in the strangest way. Read ‘‘The House of Baltazar’ by William J. Locke. It’s the best yet. The first fall frocks— ‘The new things—ahown first, Frocks, suits, afternoon and evening gowns, millinery, waists and coats—even clothes for the boy and girl going away to school. Good Housekeeping tells you where to buy any of the things shown—or will buy them for If your child is ira ge a apts a is often mistaken for stupidity is caused by bad eye-sight? Do you know one child in every five is handi- capped by malnutrition ? Dr, Frederick Peterson's article on “Child Training"’ is one of the great- est yet published anywhere. Does a woman know how to be honorable? A woman's club proposed 35 women for Seach arHteD in order to black- ball them. Do you know of a man’s club which would do that? **A Woman's Honor’’ is a challenge. And Good Housekeeping is offering a hundred dollars for the best answer to the charge. 265 women wrote this— Blue Monday need NOT be Blue Monday, 265 women have Jearned how to keep unpleasantness out of the laundry and in one complete arficle, they give their time, labor and money saving experiences, ‘4 HE EVENING WORLD, TURSDAY, JULY 29, 3 oo “curtaea exat || Discoveries! New—for Wednesday eld Ay. nue ‘allace Place Street: South Ninth Street, Waverly and Bel- mont Avenues, Sumner Avenue and { «adh, SORE | NEW YORK MEN DECORATED. | Four More Get Distinguished Ser | Pershing has awarded the Distin- | guished Service Cross to twenty ad- York City; ! ag ‘York: AND In addition, the following authors; Wilbur D. Steele, Alfred Noyes, James Oliver Curwood, Fanny Heaslip Lea, Dorothy Dix, Maude Radford Warren, James Hopper, Coningsby Dawson, and Dr. Wiley in August GOOD HOUSEKEEPING AT ALL NEWSDEALERS’'— NOW 3) aaa, Were $8.50 Three of: the best models we've had this season—probably the last we shall have. Made of linene—the good-wearing fabric. Smartly fashioned: One with wide pleats all around; the second with little pin tucks up and down; Just a touch of trimming—a o white collar, rPoore gt heaps etiective rows of pearl buttons, colors, A vrash sult fills recent Broadway Just colors. cluded frocks— L Welcome this one in July that serves the same p' ws salve to you tae deserve ability to look ahead, and its value to you lepend upon your to al to plan ahead, to anititipate your ‘req me buy blankets just because the pricge are deta oy eee because you blankets, and because you can ac’ ful in the majority of homes. bathing suit price Lowest of the season for women and misses 75 misses’ silk frocks ALL at one quick-exit price... .J for preserving jars es eed - These Misses’ wash suits ‘1-4 to 1-3 less }$6.75 and $10 the third, blouse effect. white ves tee, ‘hie RIGHT Do eenphaela jue... Sizes 14 to 20,. Side, Down-Stairs Store, Old Bidg. blanket sale for the savings it brings You have become. accustomed to A blanket sales—here is urpose. e mere fact that it comes ood planning of this blanket store; sd like this From our big reserve niaiee $4.50 gray cotton blankets, 60 x 76 in..... $6 = gray cotton blankets, 66 x 80in...... $7.50 tan wool-mixed blankets, 66 x 80 in $7.50 white wool-mixed blankets, 60 x 80 in...... $5 opr. $9 white wool-mixed blankets; 70 x 82in...... $6.95 pr. $12.50 white wool-mixed blankets, 70 x 82 in... . $8.95 pr. $15 _ plaid all-wool blankets, 66 x 80in........ $11.95 pr. white cotton-filled comforters. $4.50 white cotton-filled comforters................. $3.20 $7.50 white cotton-filled comforters................. $5.20 These are the sizes, the styles and the qualities that are most use- Pienty for everybody. Down-Stairs Store, New Bldg. Zip! goes this ’ elt ha We've sold hundreds of wo- Felt hats men’s Paving suits at ie but at $3.95 here is a lower price still- \e- thing we didn’t think possible march in six weeks ago, Made of good First phoning Venetian,‘ piped with colors, ‘The wary good, substantial suits that most, women like. 400 of them will be tx Sogn, a vine ready for you Wednesday morn- new things first will want ing. these practical hats. Down-Stairs Store, Old Bldgs Dewe-Rtaien Steep, CN6 Rites ‘‘Hand- dee” baby bath bed—NEW ordered out ~ 75...Mostly taffeta Re) craton, ane a pry, Kani aft te navy, Copen, and a few othe the bed in Daby's re tub after the Were $15 to $18.75. In| water has been drawn. Lay bab; $12.75 Down-Stairs Store, Old Bldg, are a few dainty ehiffon{ -the last a maker had.| Proceed to wi slipping; a) come. lift the bed out with it. The bed the cover can be washing. Price, $2.50. wash. No dange: the ‘difficulties 0 we're told | owest Prices ( Waists Last year » | Mason Wide-mouth jars \ Pine sige. bo. essc0 ee 1.05 4 we bought a tremendous stock | Quart sige.) 1.1... $1.20 of preserving jars—-too many,, Two-quart size... |'$1.38 | bi - ‘ rief story abqut some moar, crore, ould tay Bu || Mabam. ally glass jars very good waists. Hemstitched big reserve stock is re’ eventod ed” hy | +Pint sige. ..... + $138 ripe valle, vale ‘The these prices. Compare them, | QUAE sige,» | odels Mason standard jars Rubber riage 4 4 | ig od | - We an oz, tei Pint size 75¢ | | Keonomy jar co rice go so quickly that we Quart size......... 80e | ~«:+-406 doz. | keep rem in stock. a Two-quart size.....$120 |i \Down-Stairs Store, New Bldg: | Down-Stairs Store, Old peti | <a This nursery aid will hel at full length on the bed an through washing, @ baby on is strongly made and removed Down-Stairs Store, New Bidg, [f r of over= for