The evening world. Newspaper, July 8, 1920, Page 15

ela — cue ® NING wi “TO TEACH WOMEN MRS. CAVANAUGH Tent disputes, to-day was sentonced By ig from proft ept by her in her County Judge Gibbs if the Bronx, to| This money, } “k CHEAP CANNING than ten years in Auburn State Prison |handbag or hidden In her home, and SENT TO PRISON | n0t teas than five years and not more) at her trial, w t IN 60 SCHOOLS as for Women amounted to as much as $70,000 In ono a |Bronx Angel of Tenants Sentenced] Mrs, Cavanaugh, called the “Angel of| week. —¢ Ria tea i | 4 *" 7 the Tenants,” was active in most of the] Judge Gibbs, in sentencing her, de- Department of Markets to Open to From Five to Ten landlord and tenant disputes in the|clared Mrs, Cavanaugh @ cold blooded, Courses—Big Hotels Years. Bronx, Tenants in many buildings pald| calculating thief, His remarks were Will Ai | a 1 their rents to her, to be held unti] the|heard by hundreds of tenants who had ill Aid. | Mrs, Allee J. Cavanaugh, formerly 4| courts disposed of their appeals foF re-| paid thelr rents to Mra ena member of the Mayor's Committee on eae a oe aie | Rent Profiteering, convicted of larceay HE Department ot Markets, |in connection with a shortage in the through Mrs. Louis Reed | $257,000 she collected from tenants in Welzmiller, Deputy Commis- sioner, is co-operating with the public schools in an effor: to teach housewives are art of canning. ; They are preparing to open sixty stations in schools where house- wives can take courses in this sub- ‘avanaugh testified sweet, clean dairies, You'd think a glass a gift from the fairies. , by Dorothy, auiterman, B] sas West titth Btrcts wew York ‘ty, Jeet. The rtment has obtained } sugar at 231-2 cents a pound, and all ‘ also fruits and vegetables at whole- ‘<4 EN’S 4 ale prices, which will be distribut- A_ glass of BORDEN’S pure, sweet, whole- some country milk not only satisfies your thirst in these hot days, but at the samé time supplies your body with a sufficient amount of proper nourishment. BORDEN’S MILK is rich in all the body building elements which are so. necessary in the maintaining and pres- «= tton purposes, The classes will be taught by Mrs, Welzmiller and 4 Miss Schermerhorn, who ie head of |} the Domestic Science Department in the public schools. A feature will be an exposition of the art of astylesirom ) ed among women for demonstras canning without the use of sugar $9.98 to aki es Whar preservatives $350 ervation of good health. Mrs. Weizmiller said she also Is Phone for our solicitor and arrange for daily delivery preparing to give courses in cook- ESTABLISHED 35 THARS. This is Prize Rhyme No. ing, and has arranged with nearly 2891 conveniently located 27. Any boy or girl under all the leading hotels for the giv- stores ready to serve you. 14 years can win $5 for {ing of practical demonstrations in THREE (3) BIG STORES each rhyme we use. cooking and the making of palat- CERN MON, & SAT. EVENINGS , i economically. Classe N—3d Ave, cor. terion hotel coset be focanea_ |) BOWNTOWN-Ave: Acar th St BORDEN'S FARM PRODUGTS COMPANY, Inc, | Shout, the. middle. of Auguat, | py OREVN—-treedway at Saratoga hve €3 VESEY STREET PHONE: CORTLANDT 7961 HELP US MOVE THE GREAT STOCKS OF WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S WEARING APPAREL __. WHICH FILL THIS BIG BUILDING SAVE "50% to 75% ON WOMEN’S, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S WEARING APPAREL AND SHOES This well-known New York Mail Order House will move to immense new building. As we want to avoid the great cost of moving our enormous stocks, we have re-priced everything for the pur- pose of cleaning up every floor of this big building. Our stocks were bought six months ago direct from the factories as all mail order houses are compelled to order far in advance. IT COSTS TOO MUCH TO MOVE, SO WE ARE RETAILING AT COST—AND LESS! We now offer these huge stocks direct to the New York public although we are not retailers, because we know that ‘dependable merchandise at such wonderfully low prices will goquickly. We are out of the High Rent District—hence these great values . TO-DAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Open All Day Saturday to Accommodate Workers Who Cannot Come Other Days , THESE WONDERFUL DOLLAR VALUES ARE JUST A HINT OF THE HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS OFFERED— Children’s LADIES’ LADIES' LADIES’ White $ -00 UNION $ -00 BRASS- $ 00 MUSLIN $ -00 Barefoot SUITS IERES NIGHT SANDALS TWO FOR \ 3 FOR GOWNS Children’s 00 || musa $ taviess $9.00 | Children's e® nal $ Envelope WAISTS acne $7.00 CHEMISE ALL S\ZES ean F LADIES’ & Fibre Silk | Thread Silk @ am || WOMEN'S LADIES’ MISSES’ $ 00 HOSIERY -00 HOSE 00] SUMMER $F .00 CORSETS $ 00 WASH Ail Colors All Colors WATS ALL DRESSES 2 Pairs for & Sizes, Pair while they last SIZES 100. EXTRA ae DAME &(O, [area SALESPEOPLE NO REFUNDS WANTED 142 E st 32nd Street NO DELIVERIES FOR THIS SALE BETWEEN 3RD ast AND LEXINGTON AVENUE NO Ma SESE ‘This store can easily be reached by 3d Ave, ly" Lexington, td Avy ath Ay, & H4th St. car lines & Subway (33d st, Station), Worsted Fast color navy blues, solid col- ors, handsome mixtures or striped pat- terns. Mate- rials of worth and quality, each one a thor- oughly shrunken fabric of Wool. Well OGL smart or ere models vo oung men. lace or button styles. Colonial or tongue style. —-excellent quality, up-to-date styles, serviceable. Extraordinary Bargains y 8, Another Big A Gigantic FW Men’s and Boys’ Suits. Suits of Wool, Serge made. leary White, Coat ‘or Ove Men's White Men's Work ribbon band «« men and wean « oxire "qualiet Light and dark cclors and all the pastel shades. 26 styles. All sizes up to 40, but not all sizes in each style. Tremend- ous values! Every one as handsome as the ones featured here. ‘Main Floor’ D> W. 24th St., Near Oth Ave. The;only store that ‘sells the overstocks of , the National Cloak & Suit Co. a,,Ne. connection with any other store * He Men’s High- $2797 Grade Suits — Wool Worsteds, regular and extra size. Dark blues and greys with quiet toned pencil stripes. Single breasted, up to date modela-— exceptionally well tailored, Boys’ Striped Madras Blouses. with attucned collar baton pocket; faced sleeven; well Boy®’ Sport Shirts of Pongeo- fini: Shirting: with attractive fast «: bund; double shoulder yoke, Bhirtes soft eusres “Si'49 Roy# Pajamas of Pongeo-finished milk frogs: pearl buttons: full cut Indlarg, Bige Denim | Work Clothes. hot weather wenr, Dia value . Shirts; of m MMipio' sitanea eeuines"s Small Boys’ Norfolk ing; patch pockets; For warm weather . Men's ‘Trourergt dark rey Wool Worwtet sore: Store Closed All Dew Saturday— These Bargains for Friday cieihiva Saiel Clearance of Men’s, Young re are wonderful bargains! Nowhere Else Such Bargains as These-- Here are extra- sci, $1.00 ordinary models in f washable Keach suit ralght pants, $2.97 Wonderful "$5.97 Silk Waist Rarciiin Wash Dress Clearance Georgettes, Crepe de Chines, with trimmings of hand em- broidery, beads, frills, tucks, lace, ribbons, hemstitching, etc: The models pictured show just half the styles. Here are hand- some dresses you can launder repeatedly; fabrics that will wear; styles and workmanship that wil] give satisfaction. They are wonderfully good value. In- cluded are Voiles, Ginghams, /¥ Linenes, Ohambrays, Organdies, White and nearly every wanted {) color. For women and misses. H i) $397 | $397 Come, “See What You Save!” a ; Quantities in some Wun, saret with neat ince. LOC | cases are limited. Tn no case aré they Infant Shirts of good quality jaranteed to lage the full selling — period, Lace Rempante, 1,600 half yard 4 Ge | Dresses and 19¢ 3,000 pairs! Women’s and Misses’ sizes. High cut Shoes of White Bugk, Patent, Gun Metal finished Calf and Brown Kid, in Pumps of Black or Brown Kid with military or Cuban heels. Here are Big Bargains! ‘Basement’ Come “See What You Save!’’ | Men’y Button Oxfords of binck rat $1.59 M-vard lengths. odor of blue cot- bad ' 29c |. oF chambray: double atitone Berw’ Blouses of striped percale Be mark, 386 ke Hat of white piau ee cies Women's Double Extra nh Drawers ten r] Sehoot Girls’ Drees and Cap of BOE 39¢ | ‘Chambray jinene: plaue trim. csi" nee 39c made tn athletic style | Women's Union sult of white dimicy Dresses of Checked Gingham white vit stn $2.49 Bii-Ineh White Sateen of 6004 3Q¢ Metta ins. Camm of tan p ta Renan! era was Women's Uni o [ wont, of a dark Key rib Failk'""uates" shaped "$1. 00 ‘aed cloth. “atin "$979 rous Fiber Silk Sweater omens and misece ———— A Genuine Beach [ Suitings and Ran- ama Cloths — wash. able Moh air-and-f cotton fabrics. gle and doubTe breasted unbelted to the one pictured. Greys, greens browns in handsome dark — mixture ; terns. Sizes 30 to 35. Real good tail- oring. Choice ‘Becond Floor High Grade Shoes at a Bargain Price = eager ee = ew > All National over- a For Friday ee ——