The evening world. Newspaper, June 1, 1920, Page 8

¥B.R.T.A RECORD | 3 voy a's D0 CARRIED ‘| hay, 8, Bach to See Parade, | |Cuts Her Throat, Then teaps to t Ne Day Holiday Business Big: | | Company Ever Had— Strike “Forgotten.” =| $27 and $30 Silk Taffeta Dresses YoOrF! Now $13.50 ‘2OFF! ONE-HALF THEIR FORMER PRICES! eo $30,000 Worth of Dresses for $15,000 wrwite me taooeee vere, ||| Talfetas, Georgettes, st Chines, Serges, Ete. Meeting Public Demand Reduction Sale Beginning June 2nd, 1920 500 Fancy Suitings and Fancy Coatings, Enough to Make Up 2000 Suits and Overcoats to order only $65 $75 $85 Formerly Formerly Formerly $80 and $85 $90 and $95 $100 and $110 All goods marked in plain figures. Be your own salesman and save $15to $25. These prices are based on the cost of the material and labor only. AARON I. BINSKY 1378 Broadway, bet. 37th & 38th Sts. DAILY SUMMER DELIVERIES BY OUR OWN MOTORS TO LONG ISLAND AND JERSEY SHORE POINTS, | Best & Co, Fifth Avenue at 35th Street ; Established 1879 Special for Wednesday MISSES’ NEW SUMMER DRESSES 25.00 RESSES for morning and afternoon in the de- pendable Best & Co. styles are made in reliable washable materials of fine imported ginghams, dotted Swiss and Linen. ation Army Will Send Women and Childres Away. Salvation Army will send 200 mand children to/day for a ten tion at its summer camp, Branch, N. J. Most of them " under medical care. Six hos- — Lenox Hill, Lincoln, Mount New York Infirmary, Harlem and yy JB ot tere a yo n not shown in visitor's stay is lengthened, 4 D: f Fi le D f Fi - | , 68, SLAIN WITH’ KNIFE. Greperde Chine. [ty Checked Ginga 4 ‘ormerly or Summer wear. ‘Teles tm Back Boon Atter Now $13.50 Reduced to $7.50 Me Left Brother's Home. ithin a short timevafter he had left jhome of his brothar, whom he had en visiting Sunday night, Herman Sale of Over 400 Coats for Summer Wear at One-Half Their Former Selling Prices This sale includes both long and sport coats, in the popular ma- terials, peomeisg veloute) Poplins, Serges, Silvertones and Bolivias, as the latest styles. Complete your Summer wardrobe with a light weight pote for chilly evenings at a very moderate price. a7 fer A on joticed p tan sing Avenue, notice ly with his on the is feet in the gutter. She noted MATERIALS—ALL §1Z7E8—ALL CO ation shows the man No Mail 0 Ordena: C.O. D.’s, Refunds or mechahioes Ss .cesseec"|/ HAMILTON GARMENT CO. | EN a 307 FIFTH AVENUE, ;XEA8. les. mi! hese Specials To-morrow at All Bedell Stores = Ren wer Bedell Stores in No Charge for } 17 Cit ies Alterations West Thirty-Fourth Street—New York Newark—Broad and West Park Brooklyn—Fulton Near Hoyt Frocks of Goede a Exquisitely Fashioned *16°° Of Dainty Fabrics At this price we feature what we consider the most brilliant array of Summer styles in dresses to be seen in New York. Many of them are exclusive productions of our own—comip: favorably with * the Koaasage frocks seen on Fifth Avenue at much higher prices, tsps of vg" | Colored Voiles, Organdies, Dot- po a Suiss Ginghams~-Developed in Distinctive and Youthful “ Just Received from Workrooms. White Summer Wash Skirts i metropolitan success. Surf or Wash ee rae aie Wukare voces pal ie arene 38 Greenwich St., near Battery Pl. 132 Broad S: South Ferry Fashion’s favorite new Summer fabrics, in models that $ 6: i} } Eighth Ay. Profits Helped Build Our Business Do you think it’s right to save money? Swift & Company’s business ‘has been built up partly by selling capital stock for cash and partly by thrifty saving, putting some of our earnings each year back into the business to increase facilities for production, That is what most all of us seek to do—save part of our earnings for future usefulness. It is the way American indus- tries have been built up. It means the least drain on the financial resources of the country. For the past twenty-iour years Swift & Company has made an average profit from all sources of 11.3 per cent on investment (capi- tal and surplus), and 2.3 cents on each dollar of sales—a fraction of acent per pound. Out of this we have paid dividends and saved something to help us keep pace with a growing country. Swift & Company, U.S. A. Seventeen Wholesale Distributing Markets in Greater New York Central Office, 32 Tenth Avenue @. J. Edwards, Diktrict Manager SELECTED |MEATS, PROVISIONS, POULTRY | AT A SUBSTANTIAL SAVING TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY SALE Chuck Steak - - = = = = 20c Ib.|' Navel Corned Beef - - = 10c lb. OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE, 517 WEST 16TH STREET 93 Amsterdam Av., ur. 64th St. 135 Columbus Av., nr. 66th St. || Both St. » 7th St. Brches 947 Third Av, nr. 57th St. RESTAURANTS, SHIPS AND FAMILIES SUPPLIED BROS., "© In summer colors In Misses’ sizes. Second Floor. emma You Bishioad Pay More at Best's is closed at 5 P. M. daily B. Altman & Cn. MADISON AVENUE = FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street A Special Clearance Sale of Men’s Busittess Suits $48.50 will take place to-morrow (Wednesday) in the Men’s Clothing Department These Suits, representing several of the Spring season's better-grade models, have been taken from regular stock and marked at a specially reduced price for a quick disposal. (SIXTH FLOOR; near Thirty-fourth Street elevators) * ip Sauce, Tue f 1 IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED ” NANT AD. WILL-GO AND SIND rv