The evening world. Newspaper, October 23, 1919, Page 19

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSVAY, OUruso. 2... Fy ee " Sate Boscia one crevaess_|ave tae saa brewehe tar cot wort | eng nota oe for sere nt DEMY CONNELL AND SON |TO PROTEST SUGAR PRICE | jocated hotel now charges $5 to $10 ne Ferien cnet cea eee teemmemmenmeretoares erties ARE SUGAR SPECULATORS — BY CLOSING THEIR STORES ks | Firm Acts Exclusively as Comm {ebrew Retail Grocers Also Com- sion Brokers, Assert Attorneys in | plain About Bread Cost Raise—- | The Answer to Spreckels’ Testimony. | Appeal to Williams. | World| It ts reported that the Federation of | y by|Hebrew Retall Grocers has decided to There appeared tn the B ‘““TAILOR-MAID” of Oct. 21 a refereme to teat! Claus A, Spre before th ‘ommit-|#hut up thelr stores for three days he- | % ° e Un ates Sena ginning Sunday as a rotest unless! A Regal Craft Oxford tatttes On AR mong othe? |they can et susar to sel, | in Dark Brown thlngs, Mr. Spreckela was quoted as] A member sald three mass meetings | | saying that several thousand t were held yesterday to protest against J Russia Calf raw augar from the Philippine the shortage and the prices charged being held In New City and named |not only for «ugar but for bread and 5 $12.00 Wall Street, Inform the F that they assume the testimony was to thelr culators holding this suar,|rolls. Both complaints will be made to | | P , Connell Co. and another! Food Controller Williams to-day, y ‘erforations and pinking most It i# said that some af the federation | 4 Lh j nombers have paid as high aa 22 cents | 4 és A . ‘ mombe ce ‘ beautifully designed. Medium i aie ete us Lc Wella, attorneys). pound for sugar wholes e, and they | t : ot James So Connell an say the bakers have advanced the price | e ° high Cuban heel , Wi\of bread two cents a pound and rolls " three cents a dozen “THE SHOE pl ‘| BIG FLEET IN EAST URGED. Eine sy" 10 LET IN EAST URGED. $GOO $700 $400 $9.00 & 340900 fepresent and who uni @ere | COOCSS Urese ‘Dews Us- 4 Sarna Us: Hy MN Hpeeekals, 68 “act der” te Act Soon. ' You can save money by wearing W.L.Douglas shoes, the best oun, control, hold, speculate in oF with-| MELROURNE, Oct, 38.—The report known shoes in the world. Sold by 106 W. L. Douglas own Pitas: direcily: OF thilirectiy) bap Phit-|°" gle Lord gon poet stores and over 9000 shoe dealers. W.L. Douglas name and Ippine Island of other sugar, raw or} "val defense of the ar Eas a retail i tam} refinded, and the firm does not ‘scat | been aid upon the table of the Aus- the Iprices' onthe bottom guarantees the best shoes ‘i tralian House of Representatives, ad.| &8tyle,comfortand service that can be produced for the price. ° miro! Jellicoe, who has been making | The stam; Price is W. L. Douglas personal guarantee If you’re looking for an absolutely new style nla tour of the British dominions aad| that the shoes are alway worth the Brice paid for them. , operating as cuct 4 license dependencies to consder plans for The prices are the same everywhere_they cost no more * h ou ill want to s The R al the United Sta Adminis-) thelr naval defense, says in the re-| in San Francisco than they do in New York. in shoes, y ee eg ie ed pt Veale rite port that the naval interests of the W.L.Douglas shoes are sold th: our own stores direct “ ’ at Board and: the vintions of | Uritish Empire will probably demand| tothe wearer at one profit. All middiemen’sand manufac- Craft”. Oxford—called by custom shoe- |tlon tout, ‘Wo believe iat ate, za. Hin the next Ave years a atrong| fring profits are eliminated. By this method of market. ‘ ” briskle, the Chairman of the later|**% Eastern fleat, comprisine veasels | po Wv.L, Douglas gives the wearer shoes at the makers the “Brogue I] |brta” wit ‘contiem the sentet of sist | of the Royal Navy, the Kast Tndan| Poweet posetble cost. Ment At this writing w anave Fe Squadron and the Austrs!ian, Cana. W. L. Douglas $7.00 and $8.00 shoes are absolutely the ° man of! dian and New Zealand Navies. 2 the Un enate Committee.” | i} best shoe values for th: a : iy " i Admiral Jellicoe egtimates the an.| the leaders everywhere. WL -Dougies $0.00 and B10.00 We want every woman in New York to sce the “*Craft | PARK BANDIT CONFESSES, [Put cost of the Far Eastern feet at} SROSS are made throughout of the finest leather the mar. Oe ne eee basbhsnu a) ket affords, with a style endorsed by the lead f Ame: Oxford as an example of the excellent style that may al- 0,000. je endo: t ers © re. 's fashion centers; they combine quality, style and It W. b, Dong . . comfort equal to other makes selli rices. Msedat tee ways be found—season in, season out—in her Regal Store. ee colling at higher p iyi seer Preident Ww. L Devens mon 08, Plans are completed and bids have ‘110 SPARK STREET, BROCETOR, MAGB Fees mali Tor onsarsction at a aaa | Ww. L. Douglas Stores in Greater New York: : Great Lak H With the ari dinger, a your Navy Sailor Admits ee Stue e ceeniow FOR C.C. N. Y. ADDITION, of Charles L, Almen- the Great is home W. L. Douglas shoes are made by the highest skilled shoemakers, Bids Asked for St et © for Schools | under the direction and supervision of expe- men, all working with an honest determination to of Technology and Business, rienced make the best shoes for the price that money can buy. part In fifte The REGAL SHOE STORES |. ctives ; : +85 Nassau Street. ' Third Ave., bet. 146th & 147th Sta. am Flatbush Ave. 357 Pulten Street* v fe the City of New York. The new struc- | ts JERSEY CITY- 18 Newark Avenes Semaqeay He 3S aryl Shed sinus Sibeeee |tieve they have ture will be 200 feet long by 75 feet deep hes | de 200 Wen TATE tte. *+HOBOK EN—120 Washington Street, | th Se ‘at 18ist St. 991-993 So. Boulevara = 7 : — Jot robberies in the park jand will take up the southeast corner BROOK UNION HILL—276 Bergentine Ave. i Bt. 14th St. end Srd Ave, 40 West S4th BL° ARKN.J. JERSEY CITY | In every report concerning Almen-|of Amsterdam Avenue and 140th Street. 706 Broadwa' BL. Oth Ave at ist St. Women's thew Menhentents Broad Sirest 108 Newark Ava, dinger the complainant specified “tw Suilicient money is available to fnish| 984 A #1367 Broadw: sailors. ‘The prisonor says his ac-|the first floor, in this the courses of | #1452 Third Av * . Otto Reichert - the recently formed school of tech- &2202 Third Av., co REGAL SHOES Exclus stn et iy | Serta, | : der arrest for d tion. Their specialty | ministration wilt be given. It is ex-| s approaching couples seate, ne | pected to be ready in two Months. — co a — for MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN nero uakine tot mated. Whe | builders will ‘use 7a. foundation. sat ue an he ; peranee are sa tine Te toes hen | for barracks for the 8. A. T. C., whicl 75 Pay Pe maten Mite (nussie of two ewne (Nat abandoned upon signing “of the IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED—A WC?) wANT WILLGOGETIT DALAM LAMARGLONLISANISH 1A UGUHNETNNADOPPUONAHUN UUAUUNENTOYOCGAUOULLSAORSATOOOERAOTESOGAEHONUGOREAESEDEOUOAOEA DIQODDRIORO00N000N 0000000000000 28 ARGAIN FRIDAY AT NAMM’S munniemmimmninuin With This List of Noteworthy Savings in Every Department! —_suttianunstuseptuuniumneunnat Thrifty Mothers Will Welcome These Savings Boys’ Overcoats---Mackinaws These Are Morning Sales As Quantities are Limited, None Phone or Mail. 9 to 12 M. Only $1.50 Blouses, 99c C of White Nov- s and Striped lies; sizes 86 to 46. a sah Are Substantial Savings in Women’s and Girls’ Undermuslins Added to the usual good savings come the Friday specials which have proved helpful in providing so many hundreds of needs. $1.39 Percale Bungalow | 75e Striped Flanelette _ Aprons, $1.19 Petticoats, 59c in plaid design; elastic at waist and | with scalloped 4 buttoned front | Misses’ and Small Women’s $2 Cambric Gowns, $1.69 $3.50 Blanket Robes, $3.24 $1 52-in. Shepherd M AIL orders for merchandise appearing = in this advertisement will be filled while quanti- ties last only—unless CheckSuitings But They Must Come Friday Boys’ $6 to $6.50 Overcoats 69c $4.97 Medium size black and white Which is very close to present wholesale cost, 50c Habutai Silks, 29c check, Read i ahha aud tack: —in high neck effect with $ rows of | —with square nec : fi In blue and brown Cheviot, overcoats button to neck, In white and flesh, 8 t quare necks and satin ribbon therw sified. $1.50 40-Inch French model with full belt and plaid lined; sizes $ to 9 yrs, 59c Boys’ Blouses, 39¢ Saresegiery:teeerilom cand: stealer) |i anerae 5 roe a eee Line Soe Twill Serge, $1 Don't delay; we cannot guarantce Low long they db while andthe, use: to $1.75 Dresden and Percaline | Fiannelette Night Drawers, In navy blue, fine even twill, will last at this low price. in small sizes only. Petticoats, $1.44 1.29 4 . ' P ; tende? some with accordeon pleated |- cokes prettil ed; also b $2 36-Inch Black Satin | Boys’ $8.50 Mackinaws, $5.97 Women's end. iivece fousens thant ere tailored roles otly rimmed: sto ste | Toiletries Messaline, $1.50 In dark gray plaids and overplaids, made double Rich, lustrous black breasted, convertible collar, full belt models with pateh A kets. Wonderful values! Sizes 8 to 17 years. — | 59c to 79¢ Fancy Roser & Namm's—Main Floor Jacquard Silks, 39c In the Extra-Size Section $1.35 Flannelette Dressing Sacques, $1.19 with round collars and fi ted bugks. 4 up to 50. 75c Flesh Pink Batiste Bloo. mers, 59c —with elastic at knees fancy stitched ruftles. Values $10 to $12.50 Straight line and tunic mod- els; assorted sizes, The coats full ripple and belted models of heavy coat- ing material with adjustable 19c Tooth Brushes 2c A special purchase. styles, extra values at Seeking a Pretty Ready-to-Wear or Untrimmed Hat? Then This ' Also plain color in lengths collars Bi a Highs Neck Cambrie Gowns, $1.94 this price L : feom 1 to 8 yards; sultable for . oaie 1 48 $1 Striped Gingham yobs trimmed witn srebroidary and cluster tuckings Armour's Flotilla Soap; | ; children’s dresses, linings, ete, 1c 1 inery a ° House Dresses, 79¢ ry large cake tesetieees \E ie laches Wide : j Round neck and attached 00 P Dr. Scott's Electric Hair ' é ao —will have a special message for you regarding some belt al rs le an e Ss BRMN.s lg scebe ssa 5 Gomme anit e-Moin Fleer: y Rae, very new and exceedingly smart hats that are Ready-to-Wear He Hoseneld Rubber ise q } brought out especially for Friday. Velvet Hats, 69¢ Banded with bow; in black Nomm'e—Main Floor and colors. Clearance, Women’s Fine Gauze Cotton Hose, 15¢ In black, white and cordo- van, (Seconds of 25c grade.) Men's $1 Cotton Underwear, 79¢ Derby rib; ecru color. Shirts and drawers; assorte ff $1.89 Small Boys’ Tan Scout Shoes, $1.50 Go Out Friday at $2.25 On Account of the Unusual Value We Limit Customers to Two Pairs An extra heavy full bed size blanket that will give very satisfactory wear and stand repeated tubbings. In white or gray, with pink or blue borders, Women will do well to get in on this offer, as Blankets are scarce at any price—let alone at such savings as this, $1.39 Scalloped Table Cloths Sizes 11, 12 and 13 only, Made of extra d . y good grade mercerized damask in large assort Epsom Salts or ment of patterns; permanent finish; S8-in, round. Bicarbonate of Soda, 5c This Friday price is near to present wholesale cost-— 88e 1 1b, box. Limit $ boxes wise women will buy several at this low price Namm’'s—S8ubway Floor Tams, tricornes, mushrooms and sailor effects, fashioned of velvet, Zibeline and hatters’ plush, is the sum total of the choice in the ready-to-wear millinery. Grosgrain ribbon bands and bow add the needed trimming touch. As for the Lovely Dress Shapes in the Untrimmed Hats in this group—you will find large, small and medium effects with soft brims and stiff crowns or vice-versa, shirred velvet crowns and simple brims. In Black and Colors— Really Wonderful Hats Ostrich Bands and Tips, $1 | Flat curled bands to pla round the brims, la Notion Needs Are Less on Friday Pay Economy Shopping Bose, witb pictures; each. .Be 3 in 1 Machine Oil; bottle, 1c¢ Women Can Find Many Places to Use Satin Ribbons 6c. yd. In the narrow widths for bead” ings, lingerie and for the many Xmas gifts that women are working on now Alll colors toot ee aMIn's—Main Floor, Ladies’ Unlined Muff Beds; Mares GAR ces iiictese ts 59¢ Children’s Muff Bed: lined, with ru fles brown, grey; @t..seeeeees 89¢ ‘ho | C2") Axminster Rugs« 25” Savings | C/earance! Stamped Goods ~ a | For grades priced at the cost of six months ago the assortments are very good and the stock aa 1 y ‘ og 1 ( ee ae Lai we are Oriental ane Fernen 39 75 & 48 75 mighe a 2 niger Always Underpriced for Better Foods—Buy Friday For the Weekend \ a eign Fy vied wn, ecru combined; g' e e Odd lots such as Bibs, Baby Pillow Tops, Caps, Aprons, Center ; lependable qualities of pure wool yarns; at.......- Tea Priced Low : Ib. 34e Pieces, Bags, etc., ull simple designs on good quality materials; Potatoes; 10 Ibs. for. slight imperfections; while they last, only 1c. Can Rice & Milk Fancy Large White 39¢ j Seamless Velvet Rugs Size 9x1% ft. Designs are in combined Oriental effects and colors. All Wool Yarn. SM es A enn PAY Heavy Velvet Carpets Fine neat, richly colored designs in Small Persian effects; full rolls; @7 inches wide; in 1 48 Round Silk Pillows | Stamped Goods ° and best im- lish Break- pudding, and to make per dozen, 69c; can, 6¢ Medai Flour; 24 te, i" > 1.60 Jeli oF Arcadia Ple Fill Qe J, 8, License G-06187, greens, browns, tans and blue; a yard In a good assortment of striped Cantan Vienes 41 inch and Bila a b 38 ing; package H 5 colored designs with large button | Roasted Coffee |b. 38¢ 1 = ——_ imported. Holland’ Mixed. Herring. ! 79c and 89c Neponset Felt Floor Coverings, ; center; also odd. lot of oblong | scarfs to match, of White Butcher A, very good, tasty quality; | 4:15, # Oats: QBe “original key 134 H Also Blabons! ‘These in 100m-size lengths and full rolls (some subject to slight mis- 47e¢ velour with sateen 89 | Cloth, stamped in several 48e¢ freshly roasted: 18¢ can Kippered Saimon—Siightiy Frank Meat | prints); patterns include several new designs; a remarkable offering at this low price; a sq. yd..... bucks ateveesreee . | different designs; at merenae saakes OA Very tas! LO Vae ee ye etree Pry " i at————— Third Floor v : ar ag @ f Room Lengths $1.25 Console nine 4 Yd. Wide Seamless SSS Soup rcan, 74e Se en en ge! : Blade” cut of Rl f 18%e ii by joure nd;"" well known « hi joast, ib i Grade Gort Linatsume $19—Size Ox12 ft, at... $14.48 Cork Linoleums Poy r+ Reidel cadre Smoked Sugar Cured 39946 Leg'or Loin Veal, 9916 ‘ ‘ Printed on a solid cork founda- $16.50—Size, 9210.6 Thee are new patterns of good ets ae : Da a ea nat ~ ool! Cariety of patterns; y ane | lengths, Worth Ce per can, 13'4c magied paned, Smoked 25% | | Crees miss Ib 28%2e svellent value; a GA, ne 79x09 ft, at. $1.50 to $1.65. sq Te FULTON AT HOYT STREET taken sien sand Of on exnile | Veer sesso ed: | Aree, eaniae: baie a | sy. yd Cc $0,75—Size, 6x9 ft. at....$7,48 EL ey op hte ve lont_ grade. Home Made Potato Salad, Ib ac |_R’ Brooklyn, N. Y.