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os faded n, It fs Alleged, Tried Ne. 101 West 109th Street, was 10 ghares of American Sugar. 100 shares of Pierce Oil. taken into custody that the police would make public, Russian Colonists Here ‘was convicted of the theft ot ‘worth of bonds from the of- of Harriman & Co, No, 111 r. » { ROYAL WALNUT KISSES—Rich Nuggets of vanilla and i chocolate creams filled with selected nut meats. 69% of Hudson Terminal Building . PAN Til { RUBBER LOOMS AS sible to vulcantze rubber speedily and KL) THEFT term nn PaneAmessnn Fee] A PRICE REDUCER |garee-euisnur aiorite and hydroren F000 BONDS; + LOOT RECOVERED cant mw SOMEr® al cma FOR SOVIETS’ AID LONDON, June 16.—<A rubber age te Predicted as a consequence of a dis- covery made by a Manchester Denied |chemist, Working alone in his y laboratory one night. 8. J, Peachey, lecturer at Manchester College of Technology, discovered that it is pos+ Gilverman made no statoment when | Discovery of British Chemist Prom.|cost of existing processes, ises to Make It Substitute for Costly Materials, THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, TUNE fb, 1920.7 ~ times as tng as leather ones, tort MS VAS = We hats that wilh be very much cheaper JM “a =e = /, than those now made, and & floor i} covering of rubber and sawdust at (id @ Dy) & price considerably under the ( us present cost. + Bome rubber experts describe Pea. | eta d0ods will be muolf cheaper, and] chey’s discovery aé “truly revolu- (oo) n.Toe Prove Publining Ox, | among other remuits will be the pré-| tionary.” Others advise the public (GM paar gee duction of boot soles lasting four| not to expect too much immediately. | W) sulphide—at @ mere f action of the Astonishing claims are made as a result of this discovery. Rubber HEADQUARTERS NEVER DO THINGS BY HALVES A REMOVAL ANNOUNCEMENT AND AN INVITATION It is a great pleasure to announce to you that we are now located in our beautiful new store at 31 WEST 43rd STREET (Belween Fifth and Sixth Avenues) U and to extend to you and your friends T ts not enoupl for us that we ts rine cobeh dtoe darmbion supply your necessities, It is SY OYECLAS AYPOUNT RIOD never a case of buy and good- bye at Harrods, The spirit of this in- stitution towards Americans is always: Is there something else we can do? Some service we can render whicli shall contribute to your convenience or add to your entertainment? May we arrange for your motor hire? change 31 WEST 43rd ST. NEW YORK Phone: VANDERBILT 7496 HE first of the United Candy Stores to bring “Happiness” to uptown New York will open tomorrow on the West Side of Broadway between 80th @ 81st St. It will be a worthy companion of the “Largest Candy Store in the World”—our famous ‘“‘Candy Arcade” on West 42nd Street—and of our “Jewel Box” Down- - |. town store in the Hudson Terminal Building, 32 Cortlandt Street. . The new United Store will offer the same delicious Our First Uptown Store OPENS TOMORROW Bet-802 and 81% Sts-On Bway. SPARKLING MIXED—Buttercups, twists, satinettes; fruit rocks, lemon | When one box is finished you will want to start drops and lime drops, each one made from ugar and pure fruit juices. Delicious candies in beautifully decorated tin, suitable 60; for lunches, on picnic, motor or in the office. Ib. your American bills? book your seats - at the theatre? or plan a tour for you? NOTEFer pour conn. Selling stops at six o’clock, but service dressed to Harrods tobecalld | never stops—at H < for. Letters should” bo sent asa “ee care of Harrods Ltd., Lon- don, S.W.1. Cable address ty Americans, Enerything, London, 7 HARRODS L® WOODMAN BURBIDGE, Managing Disector he - NEW YORK HOLLAND HOUSE 5th AVENUE at 30th STREET = WO SSS SY SI fe “Quality” candies at the same notable prices, that have proven so popular downtown. The service, too, will be rapid and pleasant. -In short, this store will uphold in every way the United standard of Quality, Value and Service, and will constitute a powerful re- inforcement in our drive “Back to Fair Candy Prices.” At McCreery’s—Now in Progress A Sale of , Men’s Silk Shirts INCLUDING TAX ‘ As,to the candies themselves, they will range in variety from our great New Orleans specialty—Creole Pecan Pralines—made of mellow, open-kettle sugar, heaped with meaty pecan nuts—to the finest Choco- lates that can be produced. t “Opening Day’’ Specials for sale at ALL our stores FULL CREAM WRAPPED CARAMELS— of these delicious batted of our stores. CREOLE PECAN PRALINES—These delicious dainties famous | for Wednesday. throughout the South, made of open-kettle suger and paper shell pecans, are received fresh every hour at cc | ASSORTED NUTTED MOUSSE—A de- lightful tonfection made of cane sugar, rich cream, fresh eggs; whipped until itis light and Made to Sell for 10:°° to 16 Each like this candy. 2249 Broadway Bet. 80th and 81st Sts. 42nd also 43rd Street Bet, Sth and 6th Aves. 32 Cortlandt St. ni. UNITED RETAIL CANDY STORES | —//. Li 5 CHOCOLATE TING-A-LINGS—If you like molasses you'll is made into the most deliciously crisp filling 641. re Ahan, covered with asada Gaeniate. eee “49% day intone sf comtoe Speaat A Qfp sitedgeed a elsewhere. + | for Wednesday. " Congo Jacquard Kobble Crepe » CHOC, PEANUT CLUSTERS | (figured) (14 mummy) ~| fluffy. It is then made coy Se liclous by the ‘addition of hopped. 8 meats. Specially 53h Wednesday. OLD FASHIONED SUGAR WAFERS—Just the candy for these warm summer days. The Pure New Orleans molasses ~ CUSTOM QUALITY FABRICS STUFFED FRUITS—A dainty fruited assort- ment made up of large Santa Clara prunes, Smyrna figs and ripe California apri- cots stuffed with nuts; others with om | +00 delicious jellies filled with nuts. Ib. Carefully selected peanuts, each tender and criyp, are gath- ered in clusters and covered’ with rich 64i.. chocolate. FULL WEIGHT—I6 ounces of CANDY in every pound box NO EXCHANGES dames McCreary & ta NO C.O. D.’s NO RETURNS