The evening world. Newspaper, June 22, 1920, Page 11

— -~3Es= cos I c= es on i — | ———] — [——] i] TOSTART BULDING OF CTY MARKETS , Urgently Need to Prevent Speculative. Food Gouging, Declares O'Malley. Edwin J. O'Malley, Commissioner of Markets, appeared before the Budget and Kinance Committee of the Board ‘of Estimate to-day to ask for $5,000,- 000 with which to begin work on the ‘Terminal Markets (Manhattan, Brooklyn and the Bronx which he is Planning. ‘He told the committee that the money is to pay for the initial steps in the construction of the markets, which he estimates will cast about $85,000,000. O'Malley declared that the markets @re urgently needed to, prevent specu- Tative food gouging, and asserted that these profiteers threatened the city with famine at least five times last winter, when food supplies were de- Uberately helq up in order to boost prices. _ ‘The Commissioner also asserted that the present situation is costing New York City hundreds of millions of dollars a year, which the terminal markets would save He said that plans for the markets @re now complete. “The investigation conducted by tbe city recently,” sald O’Malley, “has ‘yevealed that speculators are working fwith the banks and the railroads, urchasing foodstuffs for speculative purposes and then rejecting them on any ground if the ‘market is not Fights” The Manhattan terminal market Bhould be located, O'Malley said, in the Gansevoort Market locality, and Will cost about $48,898,000, with the city furnishing the land, at a cost of $9,143,700. It will be located between West 14th and Gansevoort Streets, ‘Tenth Avenue, West and Greenwich Streets. The Commissioner plans to Move the present West Washington Market to the Farmers’ Market and ‘use the Washington Market space as receiving docks for supplying the terminal, in TO THE PUBLIC! There are sales and sales. The reliable name of “L. M. Hirsch,” heading this sale,means that we are relieving our over- crowded stock of surplus merchandise and offering you tremendous values in high-grade, comfort- giving footwear. old son's health has been affected by fumes, said to come from a radium plant about a block from his parsonage. the Rev. Isaac M. Thompson, of the Washington Br Orange, N. J., @ call from Hartwick, Vt. tint has real, ted. to accopt Your refrigerator can poison your family, otyowr germs breed in the drain pi our refrigerator. They settle int! and on the vegetables and fruits, is disease is contracted from persons than things, yet scores of people get typhoid fr rom refrigerators apparently spotless. Flush the drain pt pipe, with 8 Syipho-Neer solations, BriphoNeshek prides hrmalcs it germ free. Your refrigerator can never Bolton the food your family eats, Oct Briho tana from drug and depare- ment stores, ho-Napthol Company, Boston. Y. SPECIAL 10-DAY SALE]| SLIP COVERS Belgian We cretenne. Hy 5-Pe. Sulte Reup- ited in tapes: Ieauher- Fite” new Write, Call or Murray Hill 6675 ROYAL UPHOLSTERY Co. 110 W. 34th St, sike Factory, 335 E. 34th St., 32"; | B'klyn Branch, 149 fist 8 GET WISE! SAVE MONEY Taree selection of Ses fie worn miistiin and and consouits $5 to $12 jer than Come Seon SUITS $15-$25 Meru Valu M. COHEN’ Vat H 115 7th Av.8-. Cor. 170y 9, | ‘OPEN 8 A. M. 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We Are Offering Broken Lines of PUMPS and OXFORDS In all styles and a variety of leathers at $3.85 We also carry a full line of KEDS In all sizes for Men, Women and Children. What is Summer without a pair of Keds? 1920. Wale of ved If you have no Player in your home, be sure to take advantage of this SPECIAL SALE OF THE CELEBRATED WALTERS PLAYER- PIANOS. The price ($475) is a real BARGAIN PRICE. The terms are made especially low, so that the paying will not prove a hardship to you, and the FREE OUTFIT given with our Player will make this sale so attractive that we feel sure it will prove to be one of the greatest ever conducted by our Piano Department. As there are only a limited, number of these beau- tiful Players to be sold at this price, we urge you to call TO-MORROW and make your selection, and we will arrange an early delivery WALTERS PLAYER-PIANO “475 Free With Each Player A Beautiful Music Cabinet— Handsome Bench to Match— $10 Worth of Music of Your Own Choice and Free Delivery Special Low Terms oF ONLY $3 A WEEK Be Sure to Call Tomorrow, At this time, when almost everything you buy has been advanced in price, this SPECIAL SALE ANNOUNCEMENT of a Walters Player for $475 will cause even those’ who contemplate purchasing a Player at some future date to purchase NOW; and as the supply of Players is limited, we advise you to call TOMORROW and select your Player, as this sale will only be continued a few days longer. 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