The evening world. Newspaper, June 15, 1920, Page 14

‘AND QUEEN SEE |CANADA ASKS TAFT |ERROR WRIT IN WOOL CASE.| POLICE SEARCH FOR BOY. OT STAKES RUN TO ACT FOR HER} cuargea tues’ (i Rrred inQuash-| Leute Persie Was Contlens and. ime. G tment. Hatless When He Disappeared. Ex-President May Be Member of| United States atstrict Attorney Cat- ic gaan ‘The potice of Brooklyn and New York filed to-day Federal District| nave been aaccd to search for twelve- Grand Trurik Arbitration Board, | court « wet ef error antl an assten-|yoarold Louls Persico, son of Mario thu a Ottawa Hears, Perstco, of No Liberty ‘Avenue, a Legal Dispute. American Wooten -| Brooklyn, ‘The father Is an rocountant OTTAWA, June 16—William H. Taft in the offloe of Gheriff John Drescher of ‘will be the representative of ‘da Kings County. The boy was last ecen on the Grand Tronk Arbitration g Friday evening, when he pung his hat 3 in his father’s real estate office if the ex-President of the United States ; tnd Saeed Out into Liverty Avenue. Will consent to act. That is the firm] asserted that Judge Julian W. Mack is described as four and a half feet belief in Government circles in Ottawa. | erred in Quashing the indictment. The tals ninety-five pounds in weight, with It is stated here that the effort le mod rosy checks, dark alr and é7es, and ite will come wp for heart it wearti white ita red being made to get Mr, Taft to accept,| ful oe , atripe. Perron Te only. because of his undoubted lour horsed,| “All who knew her, felt she knew ele the shareholders fn England that the Government wanted to give them a fair e deal, choosing as its own arbitrator not ‘a Canadian partisan of the Government *Jplan, but a man of worldwide reputa- tion who is not @ Canadian, nine porter ihe? -wvareneran A Syracuse Banker » Sufcide. Facehorses,! SYRACUSE, June 16.dieorge Tim- 4 ted to buy Hap- ‘was petted by| "Ms prominent Syracuse banker and ~ Sinn leas seaveeencer' | If he millions who . use it knew/ “DANDERINE” Mans of ore dak cee evry sure that their oniceriing cont poly toy Stops Hair Coming Gut; Doubles Its Beauty. strong enough—just “right”. One day it’ foiled until it tastes bitter; incale tay it stands too long, or maybe there’s too much sugar in it, or not enough cream. cate 3 ater : Borden's Coffee condensed with Milk and Sugar has the same excellence every day, the same smooth “cream and , golden brown day after day. ag : i | also stated that Simply add ‘water to it and it is ready t =, Board bad serve—no cooking. Ke | ie million dollar Borden's Coffee with and b university milk condensed—tn the same can. ir stregr ad THE BORDEN COMPANY Borden Building New York City tr maw wns omecees| A aaa! «SA, Coffee ice 2. 1, Fair, | After an application of “Danderine” 4 ‘iat infantry, for extraordinary Nerolani Lande not find a fallen h : waste Condensed with Mitk and Sugai eau Wood on Oct. 25, 8 M At Al ESTATE AT AUCTION. | ESTATE AT AUCTION. aaa pmmaeammamamas = eS THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE 15, 1920. OH THOSE PIGS! THEY KEEP COMING FASTER than we can take them away. You see, it’s like this. On about 30 of these lots On Boston Post Road The Trustees of the There is a pig farm And other leading Burke Relief Foundation And we have tried Avenues cnd Streets Founded for the: To move the pigs Suitable for homes Benefit of the public Before the sale, ° In . rapidly growing Have given orders But you see Section of the Bronx That 1400 lots Pigs is Pigs, Which in a few years In the Bronx And every time Will be built up with Left to them by We try to move Stores and apartment houses, John Masterson Burke These prolific pigs And as lot values are now Should be sold for New pigs keep coming, At the bottom Whatever they will bring So there we are. And/in a short time To help relieve - But these lots " Are bound to rise rapidly : The housing congestion, Have got to be sold anyway In value The funds to help carry on No matter what they bring They should make a The work of the Institution And as they are ‘ ‘Good speculation Which restores to health Within a few blocks Or a good investment. 5,000 convalescents a year Of a Subway. station Go up and see the pigs. Taken from the hospitals At Gun Hill Road At the same time Of New York City, And at Burke Avenue, Look at the lots. ° ° le Remember! Mrs. Goelet had her cows grazing at 19th Street and Broadway not many years ago. ’ Go to the absolute auction sale of 1400 lots WITHIN THE Sc FARE ZONE On Boston Post Road, Burke Ave., Gunhill Road and Adjoining Sts. Soe la coleenmesbee tee bres abe te FE wer is Pe To the Public The Greatest Hosiery Sale in the History of New York Continues All of This Week ; - At 547 Broadway “Between Spring and Prince Sts. in the heart of the wholesale section Millions of Pairs of Hosiery — Is the Story The Preatest sale of Ladies’, Men’s and Children’s Hosiery ever held in the history of New York City will begin under the direction of THE WESTERN TRADING COMPANY. In the early part of 1919 our export department contracted for great quantities of Ladies’, Men’s and Child- ren’s hosiery to be exported to eyery.port of the world, Then in a short space of time the foreign money exchange went to smash and our entire foreign clientele were unable to buy this merchandise we fiad pur- chased for them. The result is that we are offering millions of pairs of hosiery in brands well known to the New York Public at prices unheard 2 dusting the last five years. ‘The sale is being held in our own buifling, in the heart of the wholesale hosiery centre of New York City, and this is a great saving to us and to you as a result. ; You will be amazed at the endless variety of styles, qualities and low prices. Samples will be displayed and prices will be marked plainly, so that you will find no difficulty in determining just what hosiery you want. Every pair is guaranteed to be first quality. ; LADIES’ FIBRE SILK HOSE, per pair, 45¢ LADIES’ FINEST PURE SILK a, 1.50 MEN’S FIBRE SILK HOSE, per pair, 45c MEN’S SILK LISLE HOSE, per pair, § 29c MEN’S FINE COTTON HOSE, per pa:r, 14c CHILDREN’S Silk Lisle SOCKS, per pair, 15c THESE ARE ONLY A FEW OF THE AMAZING OFFERINGS YOU WILL FIND HERE. ‘The quantity of hosiery is sufficient to keep the public of Greater New York City supplied for a full year. You will want to stock up in your hosiery requirements for a long period when you see these values. . Dollars will be saved on every box of hosiery purchased ' BUY BY THE BOX it The arrangement of the merchandise, Souped with a large staff of clerks, will enable us to extend quick ji j ian and exact service to the thousands of people who will . tend. ; ‘ We will not confine this sale to the consumer only. The wholesale and retail trade are invited too. All are to meet on common ground and the same price will hold for all. : ‘ All the hosiery will be sold in boxes of one-quarter, one-half and one dozen pairs, according to their respective | cking. There will be no exchange and no returns, ; iW The sale will ccatinue until every pair of hosiery is sold, so as to give the New York working people a chance y at this merchandise. ‘ Our doors will open every -norning at 9 A. M. and close at 7 P. M. It is our opinion that this sale, in.conjunction with several others, will go a long way toward reducing the high cost of apparel, and we justly feel a sense of pride in being one of the several pioneers in this movement, Atictos cars, subways and elevated lines are within easy reach of our dogrs. Sale Will Continue All Week - AND UNTIL EVERY PAIR IS SOLD WESTERN TRADING COMPANY 547 Broadway, Between Spring and Prince Sts. New York City Brook:yn'sBiggest irs cops on Credit House 219, 221, 223, 225, 227 orer al 164 166, 168 and 170 Grand Street sew secowst| Smith Sireet Cer. Driggs Ave. BROOKLYN Cor. Wyckoff St. if Pay Cash - Pay Less OUR LOW TERMS INVITE BIG CREDIT between 204th and 212th Streets At the Hotel Astor June 22nd, 23rd and 24th. 80% can remain on mortgage GO EXAMINE THE PROPERTY TO-DAY Take Bronx Park Subway te Burke Avenue ov Gunhill Road Station. Property ls » few minutes! walk east of Station. ‘ Send for Bookmap at once J. CLARENCE DAVIES, 149th st. & 3rd Ave. JOSEPH P. DAY, 67 Liberty Street Buy Your Summer Clothing on Easy Terms Victrolas *7 Beene °°" Aeolian-Vocalions “Smita Bi, "Store. = ine (3 ted Room Bult . “4 Distna, Rewm Belt bases dike Nice Suits in % he Ly ! Agents and Auctioneers, Gad Tecords at our This Queen Anne Walnut Bedroom Suite— | Uap, pp A died pe La dresser ae full site mirror and a graceful i a sulle a! Al our price, “chick is always the Continent iy $225 jt you buy furniture for cash, why patronize an installment or so-valled “deferred payment pant.) 7 dealer? The ‘cash discount” which you receive does not offset the marked up price which such a store must charge to cover the additional overhead expenses. Exam‘ne 0 UR furniture and 0 UR prices and you will sce the advantage of buying for cash at a strictly cash store, Discount _on Talking Machines pe of Period furniture, Prices 18 jainut for Deliveries “Quality First, Open $: Everywhere Service Alw: Evenings ‘Only a sticrarts By 1262-64 Broadway, Broaklyn (near Lexington Avenue )