The evening world. Newspaper, June 8, 1920, Page 19

1WS OF ALL THE : SPORT S nee Sheppard, English Lightweight, \P°%23. Lee at _ To Box ) Box Benny Leonard June 21\%- = sree orvennis « PHILADELPHIA, June 8.—Joe Lynch left of New York had an easy time out-| PW! Moran Wins Retéree’s De pointing K. 0, O'Donnell, a joval lad,| NEW BEDFORD, Muss, June $F n eight round bout at the Phila« | Moran of New Orleana won a rete’ hin Ball park la: O'Don- Fea over Tony Viera without 4 could not stop ae guity in twelve rounds here last at nig! nd_jabs_and was all in at tthe | the seventh main go of ten rounds, Jimmy Duffy of the 0 eign Pugilist Substituted for Wet Se wg aaa any Sane Frankie Callahan—Bout to, | Susie" *ac" Med wii? con's, Be Staged in Oregon, herria mer 3 By John Pollock. nny Sheppard, the English light- eight, instead of Frankie Callahan, | *™ 6 Brooklyn lightweight, in the ten- Piind bout to be held at Portland, on the night’ of June 21, which the opening day of a big conven- pain that city, The club offictais that Sheppard would make a fight against Leonard than Bey fh ZEEERE He 3 2865 ity i i . ¥ ES s° tp the writer, Billy Gibson, man- ,of Leonard, says that the title is in fine shape and that he i te \Eul tis ts to wee him stop Sheppard. SAVE MONEY ven Slatin “ond Suits $5:1 $12 Cogts and, Pat... $2.98" Up ‘bee for yourself, SAMPLE SUITS $15-$25 — Beswar Yates GET WISE! Lat alt ve 476. M. COHEN 5 7th Ay,®-®. cor. 170m a, ta M TO nM uit ue In a sale of this kind you cannot expect us to mention in one advertisement every article that will be offered. P¥ou can readily see, if you will think for a moment, that is a stupendous undertaking, and that it would re- ire too much. space to list all the goods involved. ‘emember— Half a Million Dollars’ Worth of Merchandise has been Contracted for— id these goods have to be recei rece Sry eraeertiees examined, tested and care- pilly ininpcted bet before we can O. the invoices and put the Prchintouive in Shoes sees ganee Ser Leer and this takes time. One manufacturer, in anxiety to get stock of TEN THOUSAND. PAIRS OF PANTS. Think it that ee Similar purchases were made of Underwear, rt :, and Sweaters. We are selling these goods a is is on which we bought them. This means that You can supply your needs at the Surprise Stores now at savings of about ' 50c on the Dollar '/ Weare not adding one penny more to the prices than ifs absolutely necessary. Where we bought a lot at 45c : a the dollar, we give our customers the benefit of that at. We are not philanthropists, nor do we pose as ut we consider this’good business to buy up stocks [| se mills and manufacturers who are willing to sacrifice | their ‘Profits i in order to get working capital. In this way e give the public values they can’t get elsewhere—and ereby advertise our store to — people who have ever bought here. : These items show to what extent : cash, offered his }| Wing tip—wo oxford. y Back 4 ot Russia calf beauti- fully finished, Re-Adjustment Sale Shoe Prices Down 20% to 30% ‘OU needn’t worry about what shoes did cost. Today — at any of our stores you can get shoes at a 20% to 30% reduc- tion. Look over the styles shown—and the prices. Then come tothe High heeled, oxford woman's * Signet Shoe Store shoe. Black and Russia calf; and tan, today and get two Very attractive. pairs. Wear them , alternately and each pair will then last $7.85 twice as long. If inconvenient to come to one of our stores—mail your order now. Immediate attention will be given it. $ 835 Man's Brogue ox- ford. Good looking and lasting. Black Invisible eyelet tie—black or tan—stylish last for well-dressed men, Signet Shoe. Co. 1345 Broadway, bet. 35th and 36th Sts. Harlem—112 West 125th St. Bronx—3rd Ave. and 149th St. Brooklyn—557 Fulton St. All Stores Open Evenings Retailers ef Rice & Hutchinn Educator Shoes “For the Whole Family” "= money can be Manufacturers’ Unloading Sale = 5,009 Men’s Suits » a : i Sn ful nw ae Men’s Underwear. 7%6e Nainsook wnderwear, 44c 89¢ Balbriggan underwear, 59c 81.26 Balbriggan underwear,83c $1.00 Natnsook union sutts 85c $2 Balbriggan union suits, $1.39 mal en's £9c socks, 17¢. Hen’s 50c socks, 29e, Hen’. *s $3.00 pajamas, 21.79. en’ 8 $2.50 nightshirts, $1. +, m, 8 95c belts, B8c, 3 $1.25 silk ties, 63c. 5,000 Men’s Suirts £8.76 Garments &3.95 Garments £5.00 Garments #2 Work Shirts £3.50 Flannel Si u en's $4 straw hats, ¥2.90. wn 8 $3.96 soft hats, $2.80. | Boys’ $1.50 overalls, 95c, Nafen’s 89c and $1.00 caps, 69¢, The Surprise Stores th Avenue Between Mth and 16th Sts, ‘Yonkers. Store, 26 saved in this 10,000 Pairs of Pants $6.00 Garments, now at $4.90 $9,00 Garments, now,at $5.85 812,00 Garments, now al $6.95 $16.00 Garments, now at $8.55 $18,00 Garments, now at 89.76 24.75 Garments, now at $2.85 83.60 Garments, now at $1.89 Khaki, Duck, Gray Cotton. Men's 2,600 Boys’ Suits £12.60 Garments $16.60 Garments 20,00 Garments $26.00 Garments J 83.50 wash suits, now $1.69 $6,00 wash suits, now $2.97 415 Kaincoats, 119.58. Save gasoline _ __ by using more air aah she wouldn't burn more air if he could roe ean you doit? Whatsort of magic engines and carburetors do you have to have? ae) Bots you surel, Md rye Ag pipe Was dh Aen $1.60- knee pants, 89c. $3.26 knee pants, $1.79. Boys’ $2.50 shirts, now $1.64. Boys’ $1.00 union suits, now 64e, Boys’ &2.75 pajamas, now $1.78. Boys’ 56c stockings, 29c« § ponte bey biel It burns little air, grado line reales a rich, wasteful mixture of 1 part gasoline to 8 ofair. It runs ‘api fnel bills and brings the effi- of your engine. Don’t stand for it! Take the bus around for a 'fill-u where yon see the orange and block Ty ol - t your eame old at l5tol. ‘'ydol seperines py A fe Mood to burn more air an tle Feed fue lere’s where you cut Even where Tydol costs more than ordinary geeoline it is i is an economy, Look for the Tydol sign to-lay. TIDE WATER OIL Sales Corporation Boys’ 75e caps, 47c. Boys’ $19.00 top coats, $6.85. Boys" $5.50 rubber coats, $3.95. ‘Ord Avenue} N. W. Corner | ; 83d Street North Broadway s an not ol T part gasoline How to make the 15to 1 adjustment Fill gasolirie tank with Tydol, Run engine till warm. Lift hood. Turn gas adjustment on carburetor, decreasing gradually flow of gas, When engine slows, turn gas ad- justmernt back, slightly increasiny flow to get maximum engine speed, This is 15 to 1 cs peat ral Tydol will operate on rich, w ful mixtures required gas. But you can use more air, lees fu What really explodes in your engine ree 16 PA 1 partyaseline by ta tn for he only COAT- CUT Union Suit OLUS, the only coat- cut Union Suit, is a marvel of simplicity and correct design. It is a distinct gain in underwear comfort and convenience over the old style union suit Easiest On— Easiest Off ‘ Closed Back— Closed Crotch Guaranteed Fabrics $1.65 © $8.50 CHAIN SHIRT SHOPS The Largest Shirt Specialists in America an _lvory Adam Bedroom Sult—Fue Pieces ee Fay NPE ee Rb a rice Gash oF res Every ey of Our 36 De serene Has Contributed Extraordinary Bargains—Buy Now and Save 20% to 40% Special Sale Single rare fer of Floor 67° va, Bedrossn and Di Sale of sulhasé Piven Oil Cloth cam worse <i : tice Chitfonte Good quality felt base, A variety $85 Gol. rah M: 4 a" of neat notterns. Sale of Ketii, $18R ney $49 Fumed Oak Buffet... $60 Golden Oak Chi $85 Colden ck Renee ACCOUNTS OPENED from $5 to $5000 $50.00 wary Wood ca Small Weekly or Monthly Paymen's =: loor Broom de Galvenioet Water Pe $45.00 Bross, satin finish, $10 2-burner Oi] Cooker Judwig Baumann & G. as 's Greatest Furniture House i West 125th St.| [35 to 36 St., Block 8th Ave. Weas’aceer” We have no connection with any other store—These are our only three stores Gold Stamps IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED —A WORLD “WANT” AD, WILL GO AND FIND