The evening world. Newspaper, October 1, 1919, Page 20

A Showing of the Most Complete Stock of We have earned the reputation of being the bi covering retailers in the most enterprising city in Our fall showing should increase our patronage ! MAY PURCHAS FAR LESS THAN YOU EXPEC ED TO PA 60 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn $50 9x12 Axminster Rugs Alex. Smith's All-Wool Axminsters, very close woven, tall Bap rugs, seconds that will not affect the looks or wearing of the rugs; exceptional fine selection of patterns. None to dealers. None C.0, D. $45 9x12 Seamless Wool Velvet $45 9x12 Best Seamless Brussels Rugs | your $45 9x12 Heavy Wool Axminster Rugs | Choice —— RUGS ano LINOLEUMS Linoleums In the City Offered at 20%, to 30% Savings. anticipated the condition of the retail market for this fall and have scoured the country to make this sale OURGREAT- EST SELLING EVENT. We quote below only a few of the extraordinary offerings of this most unusual sale. EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT AT The NEW YORK FLOOR COVERING CO., Rugs and ggest floor the world. 00%. We YOU many,” Y AT HERE he should repai is any one lieves that nobody loves a cop immediately to A SR mm em “Made in Even After wha be- | among you ¢ the e how much 15 Uli] Ste, Sant Bde poultry store of Abt 4 him the shield,” . and ask the proprietor to unroll his . it: 48 ontinued Abe, Pen “they was such As A about Td want to put that line in Ks-| amell for 29-50 jarket Court | every co grand in the nice shiel throw but when a cop ee ee eee Abie, East Side Egg Man, Dearly Loves Cops, Even if | Cops’ Noses Bring Trouble |Donovan Stamped That Particular Specimen | of the Fruit of the Hen but Ger- Essex Market Strong Box Had Been Enriched by $2, Abie Still Loved the Cops. ds! Oy. spect How should I said the changing a smell them in con- the from a@ old tem- $30 9x11 Seamless $60 Best Seamless Me sp cries rt Velvet Rugs Wilton nearly burst his | * t Beat seamless Wilton Velvets brass buttons! rie Toner a b Handsome Rug, woven in one | made. — Beautiful) patterns with pride. Here Li nest, £ didn't mean any- b i making it doubly 50 Wonderful 1 98 D . 5 . roome: on blue, rose ant ‘or . h the repub- ie $2 Extra Heavy Wool | $5.00 4.6x7.6 Heavy mnt are ungrateful, was grattude, | rided. Abe ae | velvet Carpet pial ones th (his tour ‘ot ee T no time is tt safe or the part BF Inher wide Grass Rugs ee He eer S| AA of discretion to j bie for, Thalia R98 Sultadie — 98 4 be eaten “without handie of a kettle if dateat patterna room, Very 2: tion of lives of the | ourth atory window, | RL eee apeclal.....eeeee a oe ia walking along the i] beautiful de much longer PROOF BAS Texoleum has wonderful durability Jinary printed linoleum because it has ar ad of being made on burlap, You ten as you Want to with soap and water H without hurting ita bit. @ yards wide. CUT FROM FULL ROLLS. Square yard $22 Seamless Brassels | oes i 75¢c gama Texoleum in the very latest styles, designs and colorings. But we do not stop with ors through tothe back; 2 yards “What in this?” It will wear eal WATER 47e oleum Inlaid, eot- challenged witht ‘Abe,”” sternly, it pe. milk, | Invigorates nu: |More nutritious ‘Instantly pre; Kabstitutes Cost YOU Same Price Abe's store and started the he asked, on find- which sinelled not un. and paswed. . five un-embalm Judge have you to Judge, how much I love the Milk for . ‘Infante ana Invelids HORLICK’S MALTED ED MILK’ hie iccubeatetceasaee: Preseur lea) Topi whol an tea, coffee, etc, pared. Ragwons ne ota, above all others, is the time to post pone the catapult ing. The cop de- clared that Minnie threw it at him, and Minnie Spats asserted that she never owned a Kettle handle that was amputated Nolan! from the boiler *| "She hit me with When the say In Bxsex Market ( Judge Nolan yesterday, Minnie then tore off a prize mono- logue. he said in part, and they was no doves he I asks him, and he tells me cop, which iy still a better aeks him if [ didn’t do it.” “What did the officer do?" Judge Nolan, Street that time, was all the cop had to ourt before I was undressing for gi] “when along | comes a knock by the door with me, | A wsks myself ‘for why do anybody | come to the door when 1 um getting | answer * cop who told me to let him want to come in?’ he is al reason. | Then he asks me why I crown his dome with a kettle handle, and inquired “I get dressed for myself and then lete him in, and he takes me to the iv he Congoleum R wm at Half Price ‘ANITARY RUGS, Known from Coast to Coast * MILL Seconds, Felt Base, LESS THAN HALF REGULAR PRICE ! ; ; i . Ss | ees = 10. : ‘i 98 #17.00—Ox12. i Meee |New York Floor Covering on | " 60 Flatbush Av. 1 Block from ie \| Uyingston BROOKLYN Fulton St ' | a ’ r will want to try it. like it. Now, we want to know how best we First Prize $100 Everyone may try for these prizes. Simply send us a suggestion.that will help us popularize this new product so others will know something of its goodness—any idea that may occur to you—a recipe—a slogan—a new use for it, may win one of these prizes. Hauck Nut Butter Co. 85 Clifton Ave., Newark,N.J. Vou may enter my same for ‘GOODY’ Iden Contents te the The will be Whe oe Bee eotlund a yr Everyone who knows all about our new product Everyone who tries it will (ASHBY PROCESS) , The Perfected Nut Butter—Free From All Preservatives Best—Or Your Money Back! may tell all en to fin the people who are interested—the housewives— Second Pins $50 Ten Prizes $10 Each Made by a New, Exclusive Process Up to the time of our discovery, Nut Margarine was mide by the same process used in making Oleomargarine (from animal fats). This process was so undependable, we decided it was not good enough for us and set about developing a new process. We were successful. We called our new dis covery “The Ashby Process.” GOODY is different from other nut butters—better—because it is the only one made by this new process—The Ashby Process—which enables us to make a dependable product. (OODY as made by the Ashby rocess, is what you hoped other nut butters would be—uniformly delicious and melts at the same temperature as creamery butter, No Preservatives Preservatives in nut margarine are used to cover up the carelessness or the ignorance of the manufacturer. Sn. coupon and mail it teday. clmmply jot Snaly OF) evs the coupon nnd mail i to we. Contest and the food buyers—the things they want to know about this new butter. How waeid pon do it? We are offering these out. Five Prizes $25 Each Twenty-five Prizes $5 Each A pound of GOODY Nat Butter will be delivered by your dealer—FREE—if your idea does not win a Cash Prize GOODY is made of such pure in- gredients by such a skilful, cleanly process that it does not need to be preserved, No Animal Fats GOODY contains nothing but the white meat of the cocoanut, peanut oil, milk and butter salt, Can you imagine a more appetizing food ? You can depend upon GOODY—it is always ar when ke ye as butter ought to be kept, “‘spreads’ like butter, and is more econo- a ye: factory than other out butters. GOODY is Guaranteed Food prices are high—people cannot afford to experiment—so, for your pre- tection we guarantee GOODY— Best—Or Your Money Back! Pa :4 anal” Servet tt on tl i from Use tt in, a Trend net le EdSbY a woh as thes choleses ecepery butter you ever ats, yeur money wi Remember—Cash Prizes for the best ideas—a pound of GOODY Free if your idea does not win @ cash prise, Here’s How You Can Enter The GOODY Idea Contest Then you are entered in the GOODY Idea send us your ideas at any time before the close of the contest which will be November 15, 1919, But to insure having your name enrolled, Don't worry about the form or style in them down on paper and sign your name and address. HAUCK NUT BUTTER CO. 85 CLIFTON AVENUE - lease fill out the ing us your ideao— NEWARK, N. J. 6,000 PRESSMEN LOCKED OUT AS OUTLAW UNIONS: (Continued From First Page.) ceded from their international untons On the other hand, picket lines were | established by the so-called outlaw | §) unions about the their membe joaing of th eft nothing is one large that would not be affected, because It | had succeeded tn getting a force from the new unions. mands of the pressmen for a forty-| four-hour wee | Station and tells everybody I hit his C with a kettle * pur vul disher 1 coul “How about it?” asked. The cop abi ot guilty 1 should erecting as fourth story original trowble came over de- you sure it Wasn't your kettle live 0, nie energetically a thing off the pot binseif. a million witnesses 1 just New Yea smoke a ham or tw I don't thank you," THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1919. national Union, and the jonal cards, wi the of No, 12% d to th Rosalsky | in e July 2s. plants from which | Jury, indicted Vie d been barred. ‘The | 4 » | ment Vateky, the pickets to who will be aft of the pressut members of Big Union. The mem ns Which will be No. Book Book - Paper Cutters, York Pi vnen's run-down ‘You get rundown because you expend your vitality and B recruited as rapidly the two new locals to establishments mpidly as they | men holding the The Literary Digest publication, it was said, k and a wage increase a fight be- the local handle which sued the Judge. remarked Min | “T never had such 1 have It is ur's, and as a good Yid dn't do such a thing.” the officer was| | Sample didn't rugged his shoulders, * decreed His Honor, Min she went back to apartme oe ise | 400 West 2rd Street printing trades unions and the Inter- Posted notices In the plants yesterday their pressrooms woud remain ciosed to all but men having interna- -— ALLEGED BIGAMIST HELD. Swann Indicts Man when Woman enn Flees from the City, Despite the successful efforts second wife to save him from jail on charge of bigamy, Edgar W. 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