The evening world. Newspaper, June 29, 1920, Page 9

t 15 cents a pound. If every one wilt put a ban on soft drinks and sodas for thirty days there will Be enough sugar for every housewife to do whatever canning she needs and th = eR WaT Wn Postmaster Patten announces that no carrtera’ delivery of mail will be made on Monday, July 5, which will be ob- served as Independence Day. He sug: gests that persons who want mail deliv- ered on that day usé special delivery ewe Mail for newspapers, public ‘offices and mastitutions, hotels and clubs with hotel accommodations will be ready for delivery to messengers at 8. | Business Hours: 9 A. M. to 5 P.M. Closed all day Saturdays in July,and August Stern Brothers — West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street These Speciale To-Morrow at All Bedell Stores SLUMP IN PRICES MILK PRICE UP ONE CENT IN JULY Candy and Soft Drink Makers Ask Permission to Sell ° Surplus Stocks, Sheffield Farms Co. Announces In- crease in Both Grades and Borden’s May Follow. {Auto Instruction) cursses Complete course, | 6a DAY AND EVENING West Thirty-Fourth Street Broad Street Pulton Street Newark 27vrauorore | Near Hoyt CLEARANCE SALE To-morrow: Because of the increased price to the farmer, the SheMeld Farms Company, Ine, announces an increase of one cent Pfforts by overstocked dealers to ‘unload their sugar holdings are tend- ing to bring a slump in sugar prices, @ quart in the price of milk for July. Grade A goes from eighteen to nineteen cents, and Grade B from fifteen to six- teon. iON NOW OPEN FOR BOINNING JULY 2. Brooklyn The Remainder of Our R ‘OURSE Bi 1 Phe College of the City of New York, 180th St, and Am: Ave. The Borden's Farm’ Products Com- accomiing to Armin W. Riley, head pany has announced similar increases. of the Flying Squadron, Applications from candy makers, @oft drink manufacturers and bakers for permission to sell some of their @urplus stocks have been made to Mr. Riley's office. Brokers who are overloaded are seeking permission to make resales within the trade. These, Mr. Riley said, will be denied. “They say that forbidding them to make resales inside the trade are epotling their chances to make good Profits, but such transactions will not be allowed,” Mr. Riley sald. "“Ap- Proving resales would enable the brokers to pass the sugar from one to another and keep up prices.” Dealers in Kansas, Pennsylvania, Ohlo, Colorado and West Virginia have applied for licenses to sell their sugar, and even the Chicago pack- ers bave taken on more than they need, Mr. Riley declared. Incoming sugars, including 4,000 tona from Ar- gentina, probably will be distributed SUMMER FURNITURE AT EXCEPTIONAL PRICE REDUCTIONS NOT CONNECTED WITH ANY OTHER STORE LIKLY LUGGAGE CO. 1 Madison Avenue Corner of Thirty-Fourth Street SALE WEEK END LUGGAGE Every Day This Week Including July 3d Reduced to 7 Value $8.50 Black Cowhide Leather Bags Suit Cases of Black Enameled Duck a EST SIR TE Se under Government supervision and Any surplus stocks on hand here will be diverted to open trade channels reaching consumers. SODA BAN TO CUT PRICE OF SUGAR East Orange Pastor Proposes Soft “| Drink Abstinence For 30 Days as Remedy. Ltving Room or Sun Porch Suite, three pieces, finished in Antique Ivory or Baronial Brown (as illustrated); ‘ upholstered in Cretonne; value $100.00. Sale Price.. Chairs and Rockers from above Suite in Antique Ivory or Baronial Brown; specially priced; each $75.00 $15.50 y Crisp Voile Frocks Fourth of July Specials Cais. creations that will delight you Living Room or Sun Porch Suite— Chaise Lounges—Finishea 8 pieces; finished in An- ‘ «eta ated and Rose; upholstered ‘The Rev, Frederick G. Willey, pas- tique Ivory; upholstered seats and backs. Value with their becoming innovations and 4 tor of the Sandford Street Methodist (24 and 26 inches) backs and seats in Cre- $60.00. Sale Price....... $40.00 unique treatments. Of sheer Voiles, crisp Or- 4 | Episcopal Church, East Orange, nas tonne. Value $152.00, at 110.00 L issued this appeal: “Sugar ls now costing 26 cents a” pound with a tendency to go higher; if the people are willing to make a sacrifice, all at the same time, the gandies and Scotch Ginghams with ruffled skirts, surplice blouses and youthful sashes. Exceptional Values Willow Settees— Natural finish. Value $48. $37.50 Reed Settees— Living Room or Sun Porch Suite— 4 pieces; finished in Ivory and Black; upholstered seats Entire Stock of High Grade Luggage at Reductions of 20% to 3313% i it bet aa aShmiake th and backs in Cretonne. Ivory and Purple. Valu "als codaahllle <a hated wet Value $318.00. Sale Price, 215,00 $55.00, Sale Price Naren : $30.00 $898 $128 715 Sun Porch Suite—4 pieces; Grey and | Day Beds—tinished i : Rose; upholstered seats i vory and Colstis ai: No Charge for Alterations. and backs in Cretonne. holstered in Cretonne. DBT PRE 0.5 Sia SY, Value $140.00. Sale Price, $95.00 Value $140.00. Sale Price » $95.00 Living Room or Sun Porch Suite— 5 pieces; finished in Grey and Lavender; upholstered seats and backs in Cre- Porch Rockers— Mapic arames; double cane seats and backs. Value $14.00 $12.50 tonne, Value $246.00.... 197,00 Porch Cushions in Cretonne— Willow Tables— Value $8.50, Sale Price..... $2.75 JUST SAY «HARRODS” 24 tach tops, Value $10.50 $8.00 |. value $2.80, Sale'Price....- $2.00 TO THE DRIVER 4 E’LL probably say ’Arrods, but never mind. His English may be faulty, but his sense of di- rection is perfect. He knows every foot of the way. All his life he’s been swapping cusses with the busses on the Brompton Road, nosing out the traffic for Americans who want to get to *Arrods in a ’urry: For, observe, that the object of these advertisements is not to divert the tide of American travel to Harrods, for that is already assured. We wish simply to. remind newcomers to London that all good Americans go to Harrods. ‘anny | ’ Announcing Important Sale; Summer Blouses New Cotton Novelties Cr blouses for your July Fourth week-end! Introducing the latest fancies in cotton fabrics developed in a variety of tailored, lace trimmed and hand-made blouses. Adorable’ models, featuring Mexican drawn-work, ribbons, laces, embroideries— everything that will, please the discriminating, Exceptional Values $9.9 & $3.95 ‘WY SYECIAL AFrOINTME YW? Great “Special Purchase” Sale Continued (Porosknit and Balbriggan) UNDERWEAR (Chalmers’ Seconds) Shirts and | Union Drawers Suits Seconds of Seconds of NOTE:—For your con- venience you may have mail addressed to Harrods to be called for, Letters should be sent care Harrods Ltd., London, S.W.1I. Cable address is: Americans, Everything, London. HARRODS L”™ WOODMAN BURBIDGK, Managing Director a Better for cooking than Auid milk $1.25 to $1.74 Qualities $2.25 to $3.50 Qualities a RYSNOS A1BED Crystalak keeps without ice and so eliminates the sour a miik trouble. It is pure, fresh skimmed wilk in erys- uy e 1 35 tal form—good for every cooking purpose. ‘Just add | e water whenever milk is | Sizes—Shirts, 34 to 50. needed, | Remember that NEW YORK OFFICE apa 'f izes— 5 Krystalak comes only in ee Bsddic : Drawers, 30 to 50. Sizes—34 to 50 the blue striped. package. ag) j Sth Avenue at 80th Street FOURTH FLOOR Take Elevators in.Men’s Dept. Dry milk in any other Si form is not Krystalak. The 50c package makes 5 quarts — 10c a quart. At your grocer’s. Entrance No. 33 West 14th Extra Space—Extra Salesclerks— Quick Service Closed a'l Day Saturday During Julyand August See page 21 for our three col. adv. and Exceptional Sales of Cirle’ Summer Dresses and Extra Size Blouses