The evening world. Newspaper, May 28, 1920, Page 28

“OER 20% 58 * rene cee ea woe acate fle a atten hit held the Kk ti een the \nelfaelivenses "ol nd wo and should now be Ag hi Trop 4810-4812 FIFTH AVE. Bet. 48th and 49th Sts. foe and an tnor in prices for ne 1S2918IP v BROADWAY: »; %, Near Gates Avinue “My grandmother sited eH ‘ Bo ’s FoF wiother, | Now mother uses it for Kiddies that drink ge eongl " in pelng able to buy | University, sald prices for a if he does the dinner of fos, 6 Hotel Astor, var to a discussion vee in their relation to mer.” hae a “ 3 ‘and congu "Tr be ea in hy that are ot the : Ne Nalgene prob- F be held to Sradual of the ay of moni and at e time the of the supply of a eaeee to-day, ie oo} “are ; i ¥ m, for there ny se ee ino. ilkely to con- ly balanced of this, prob-| ni rers, jaborers, \ je lement of | iy politic—must be actively |indleted f6e!profiteeting, will take} vag lines of commodi: de- cline, Bing] it appeared | to him. was nt In character. | a i PACKERS TO BE TRIED |WITHIN TWO WEEKS Riley Says Way Was Cleared by Decision, Uphoding the Lever Act. Arinin W. Riléy, Special Assistant to the Attorney General, in rie of! the “Flying Squadron” of the partment of Jhatice, aeciared pits ¢ a}! day that: because of the sion of the Cireult Court of Appea }tutionaltty of is of representntives of eat packérs,.and others place withi, two weeks. He said: “Lam int pested tombdtice that con- 44 placed on the BORDEN'S milk daily have rosy cheeks, sparkling eyes, and ‘are me and my brother.” Written by Maris Robineen, 074 Third Ave, N.Y. happy all the day long. BORDEN’S pure, clean, wholesome country milk comes direct from sound, healthy cows and is delivered to you at at your door each morning still retaining all its freshness and purity. ‘ i Phone and have our solicttor arrange for daity delwery. This ia Price Rhyme NB. 16. Send im yours if you ore under 14 years, Win $5 for each rhyme. we un use. Borden's aorm Preducte Company 2801 conveniently located stores irendy to serve you te addition to the wagons, A Most Remarkable Sale SATURDAY of een WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ | High- Clagett Dresses ¥ Judgment, to be | decision of the Federal District Judge 63) Vésby Street Phone: Cortiandt 7961 i i Gh evidence of per- in India relation to certain ice situation. | | geetto ever act, which neoe ve shown the! id as uneon Worth $49.50, $55 to. $65 : Tricolettes Taffeta a Silk, Georgettes, -Tricotines THs IS ONE OF THOSE RARE SALES WHEN canratn GROUPS oF HIGH QUALITY GARMENTS ARE OFFERED FAR BELOW THEIR STERLING WORTH, ° ‘THE WOMAN WHO TAKES ADVANT- TULATED. THESE DRESSESARE NOT ONLY OF THE | FOR SPRING AS WELL AS PRACTICAL SUMMER WEA R’_ AGE OF THIS SALE IS TO BE CO: LATEST 5 ers BUT ARE PEON: LIVINGSTON Street Near Smith é Cae a Special Purchase. Holiday Clothes “398 Complete and varied mt mean.assured satisfac- Formerly $55.00 io $79.59 {tion to laté buyers: - Though, you do not need any- NOTHER FORTUNATE PURCHASE ’ENABL.3S US thing for this partieular holiday, values are so excep- TO OFFER THE MOST EXQUISITE SUITS OF __tional it is eeonoriy to buy now for future needs, THE SEASON AT A RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICE. Y ARE PRODUCED BY ONE OF NEW YORK'S ' FOREMOST MANUFACTURERS. Sport Suits . Summer Dresses In Jersey Cloth Plain and Fancy Voiles Special Sale Price— Special Sale Price— - Our Entire Stock of Spring $ 5" = = Suits Reduced Coats and Wraps At Decisive Reductions 28 39m NUSUALLY DSOME. MODELS SECURED THROUGH AN IMPORTANT SPECIAL PURCHASE AND AUGMENTED WITH HIGHER COST MODELS FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK. . FABRICS INCLUDE BOLIVIA, SUEDE, TRICOTING, AND CAMEL'S HAIR ‘ POLO CLOTH. THE’ MODELS ARE ALL IN’ THE HEIGHT OF THE SEASON'S MODES, AND “ARE SHOWN IN SPORTS, THREE-QUARTER AND FULL- EENGTH STYLES; INGLUDED ARE VELVETEEN » SPORTS COATS. ~ WK FS Los “LIBERAL CREDIT Sale prices make no differtrap¥n our policy. The same liberal credit terms apply, ‘making it possible for you to 0 bem: fit f in these savings er Za “ Bea Rie: -INSPIRED BLOUSES OF BOTH GEORGETTE AND COTTON, ALso AMERICAN ‘GRATIONS: MANY NOVEL AND ATTRACTIVE EFFECTS IN EMBROIDERIES AND TRIMMINGS, FOLDS, RUFFLES, RUCHING AND HEMSTITCHING. SUIT STYLES IN HEAVY GEORGETTE CREPE, EMBROI-" DERED AND BEADED. ORGANDIES AND FINE VOILES IN TAILORED AND TRIMMED STYLES; LONG OR SHORT SLEEVES, COLLARLESS, ROLL OR HIGH COLLARS. NEW EFFECTS IN COLORS. .00 95 Complete Line Of 7 i “Cortley Clothes’ For Young Men and Boys ]We have stocked this. popular ‘brand. because Cortley’-clothes embody eyery point a well “dressed man’ demands ip his lothes— snappy style, _ thor- ough, clean-cut tailoring; rea- sonable price and long wear, Men’s Suits Special Holiday , ) Sale Price Delightful Frocks for Girls 5 78 5 Exclusive Summer Skirts 145-224, 29% Skirts for sport wear. Jaunty styles and skirts Lovely frocks for girls from 6 to 16 years ideal for street or outing wear. Developed in of sheer organdy, voile. Georgette Crepe, Baronette Satins, Georgette, Tricotine, Fan- Note and en de Chine; some riebly ta-si, Dew Kist, Kumsi-Kumsa and novelties. Clever Cotton Skirts. » Girls’ s Washable ar 5:00 md y pus 5 SOO i ati '3.% \ Sasi = 4: a Hundreds of ble “skirts of | wh b- Smart and pretty styles, fashioned of sine triton, cotton Mitienss tase Surf “gata yy quality plain, striped or plaid . gingbanis. summer wear. in a choice of ,many models. retty touches of embroidery, button trim: 8 Excellent values considering | the qualities. and contrasting colldr a *eutte of white: