The evening world. Newspaper, June 21, 1920, Page 8

ii wh Be EVENING WORLD, ti LTS JUNE 21, sean ie 2 WICTORY MEDALS —_|NO HOUSE AT RENO __ [understand wnere uve nowspapecs got| such information. I do not know who | 4, FOR ALL. VETERANS! TAKEN BY MRS. DICK)startea these reports.” cannot im. semgmepemians agine who would say such things Recruiting Officer ‘Accepting Claims | Not a Syllable of Truth in Report, Our Competitors Say They Have Never Seen about me.” From Those Who Served States Lawyer for the } In U. S. Army. \ Family. i Fifth Ave. at 45th Street ; ‘ ‘ ‘ Recruiting officers here began to-day ‘i Established 1879 stacey otal Seite ees ih Anything LikeThisSale ‘ar ent has begun that Mrs, William K. Dick had leased to the 4,000,000 veterans | a home in that city. .Wat. Applicants are re-|' Investigatién by a reporter who thelr i suggests THE SELECTION NOW OF Astor, were together during the day F A \é I i an issued n statement through John classes of medats:/p “Stanchfeld denying the despatch. SPECIAL $12.95 e : R O S for service in the | Mr. StanchAeld anid ‘there was not |] one:mvete failoe ties In all colors of | i They know that merchandise is scarce~ and they know the values we are offering are & , i papers | Visited the Dick home in Islip proved when apptying in person, te the report untrue, Mr. and Mrs.-Dick, irrorn copie cher ie ‘at @ distance |{@ former Mrs, | Madeleine ‘Force astonishing. There are scores of weak-kneed intro. are x te sales going on in different localities—all more or less imitations of this movement—but we # a fi clasp for service|a “syllable of truth in the report.” by ty) saa oy Oversees but not in the battle mass tnd | MF, Dick, ‘who tn, Vice reaident, of Cieplopen lt she tp so ' show you absolute proof that you.can save ‘Ausne-DMarne 0 cam Alene can answer that question, I believe, 120 W. 38TH ST.,” é : and offer convincing % ) F ete. ae designed by Pe aa daa rath. in tb be gn OF Drink One of the Big Four: reasons for so doing. Take f or I nstan ce the Wrazer, of Now York. report,” sald Mrs. Dick, “and I cannot 1—Red Star Export | Articles Listed : Here HE very low prices prevailing now are sufficient reason for buying so far in advance, the advanced styles are another, i but the system of deferred payments and il free storage present advantages that are + ne not to be ignored. ! | ‘This ‘light cereal brew is a de- | lightful drink at all times, It has a pleasing flavor and is refresh- ing and nourishing. 2—Special Sparkling Especially creamy. and ling. An exhilarating healthful drink with meals or between, 3—Extra Brown A meffow, nut brown brew. 4—Old Fashioned Ginger Beer A etighty drink for every- rewed and aged for six If you will read them carefully, although they are in small type, you cannot: fail to be convinced that, if true, they are remarkable offers. And so far as their genuineness is concerned, we are willing to give you a written guarantee with every sale. ~ 20 Manufacturers Needed Money and They Have Supplied All the Merchandise Offered in This Manufacturers’ a This Store is closed at 5 P. M. B. A & Cn. Seléctions may be made and reserved for future delivery—on payment of 25% } of the purchase price. ee QUANTITIES ARE LIMITED SCOTCH MOLE as low as 295.00 endl which produces its full ee une aprovenn csr aoe SEAL DYED OTTER . 825.00 i| ° MADISON AVENUE «FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK At all Dealers and 5 NATURAL PONY. . , 295.00 : Unloading Sale : . Department Stores | HUDSON SEAL , .« » 275.00 i Thirty-fourth Strett Thirty-fifth Street 8 E. 134th St. New York LROPARD 4 s/s 4) 87800. i You can supply your needs in Clothing and’ Fur- ' WOTne oS a ee |] || nishings now at savings of 50c to 55¢ on the dollar, Be * star iil" LEOPARD CAT . , . 100.00 Watch the Daily Papers —— if MARMOT , . » « = 85.00 1 aa pec Jam 5000 Men’s Suits ||| 10,000 Prs. of Pants A s ial Clearance om of es You Never Pay More at Best saz Men's €40 suits at.. $23.86 || $0.00 gormeniaiessé 84.90 $9.00 garments....0..% || $12.00 garments. $15.00 garment $3.50 garmen $4.75 garmen $18.00 garments. Men’s $45 & $50 suits, $29.75 Men's $60 & $65 suits, 836,65 Men’s Underwear 75¢ Nainsook underwear, 44¢ | 89c Balbriggan underwear, 59c | | 4£1.25Balbrigganunderwear,83c || 2600 Boys’ Suits Everard’s ‘Breakfast tastes a lot better, Men’ Sk ' Summer Shirts & Pajamas (0) 1920 J. B. B., Ino. Or, fi ; ; ; | fy $£Balbriggan union suits,$1.89 ||| £12.50 garments..c.e- oy 85 , '- will be held to-morrow (Tuesday) TAH CORSCNCE OFTHE CAS STOVE is easier to prepare, _—— £10.50 garments 5 Three Pree pertcn Be eee \ 4 on the First Floor AT ONE TIME, and makes more smiles Men's Se eli» $25.00 garments WITH BUT Manis 068 bells. oi ac. 93.50 wash suits, now $1, $6.00 wash suits, now $2:97 when you serve | PosT | TOASTIES ‘One Gas Expense Men’s $1.25 silk ties PUT ‘A CONSCIENCE ON YOUR GAS STOVE, AND WATCH YOUR GAS BILLS SHRINK If # fain: heart never won a fair lady. ti ove with & CONSCIENCE WILL ALWaA\ 5 WIN THE COOK. , or) 81.50 knee pants...0.00+6..89¢ 1 5000 Men’s Shirts || 23.26 knee pants.........81.79 £2.76 garments, now at $1.84 Boys’ $2.50 shirts, “now. . 81. 64 $3.95 garments, now at $2.65 Boys’ $1.00 union suits, ‘now 64e $5.00 garments, now at $3.35 || Boys’ $2.75 pajamas, now $1.78 i vork shirts......81.39 Boys’ 55c stockings.. rey SOU PORES Hs Boys’ $1.50 overalls. . 5 Boys’ $5.50 rubber coats. . 05 Men’s $4 straw hats......$2.80| Boys’ 79c caps...esessesess ’ The prices quoted represent exceptional valuc: x Men’s Silk Shirts some of heavy silk broadcloth, others of Japanese Habutai; ‘These superior corn flakes presenting an interesting variety of stripe effects (chiefly . FITS ALL STANDARD RANGES pe fi Mainagsr i ANY PLUMBER CAM INSTALL IT ive a vor, substan ma wicca’ satisfaction far beyond the The Surprise aay usual... In ordering from the grocer, specify Post Toasties ‘That will insure receivi the best corn flakes made. i ee ee Made by Postum Cereal Co,Inc.,Battle Creek,Mich. Priced at $7.50 (War Revenue tax additional) dD MES OES th Avenue | rd‘ Avenue Between N. W. Corner 15th and 16th Sts. 83d Streer Yonkers Store, 25 North Broadway ‘Men’s White Silk Crepe Shirts (the size ranges are. not complete) - Pricedat $6.50 (War Revenue tax additional) A PURE EGG MAYONNAISE MAKES EVERYTHING GOOD TO car, BETTER! today : Men’s Negligee Shirts (soft-cyff models), some of woven-stripe madras, others of fine-quality percale; presenting an assortment of desirable patterns (but not every size in every style) Priced at $1,95 * OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS Our Liberal Credit Terms Apply to Long Island, New Jersey and Cofinecticut. MOTOR TRUCK DELIVERIES 86th St. Crosstown Cars Two Blocks Away B4th St. “L’’ Station at Our Door 3d Ave. Street Cars Pass Our Door A little dash of lemo™” a chunky piece of ice, sugar for a bit of sweetness, and some Tetley’s Orange Pekoe _ Téa for the most cooling, fragrant drink you ever quaffed on a hot summer’s day! It’s like a breeze from a snow-capped mountain top! TETLEY’S TEA makes good tea a certainty When you take some Tetley’s Keep your stomach sweet today and ward off the indigestion of tomorrow—try Ki-MOIDS. the new aid to diges- tion—as pleasant and as safe to take as candy. Kroehler Kodav Mahogany frames, upholstered in ‘Imitation Leather; makes a full size bed when open, This does not in- clude mattress; at 4 |. 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