The evening world. Newspaper, September 24, 1920, Page 28

wate Ireland, Onwaid Garrison Villard abnounced| Pet t yonerdhy that the selection wf the Pubic viuentiona. Membership of the Committees of 100 kndwn ax Texan grass|when there was such an «abundant |on Ireland, formed on invitation of arg now plentiful in the whole M The Nation for of investi fale mat ‘and selling at 18 to 226 wholesale market. Sugar ta te-|gating and rting publicly upon i. for whole stoners, This should it Sonditions in Ireland wih eapectal ret. enable housewives to buy best cuts wii erence to atroati has been coms of ri roast from medium steers at une Sore pst be a lo #c., while the sirt 4 ‘mm are ned round cuts can be y at hy "rm * wf Preserving peaches Washington vad ¢ yee of five to the retailer at de. Ae d. ing from New ‘York State) members committes, Five The counters and pickle bartels are ond ee na "Mont $2.80 $8 a vushel. | United Staten Sapaietee Johnson and with the ordinary to good | St@ar sickle pears are wholesaling at Phelan of Cali eho Wee eat hie | tn “cio Diente an chen Ashi and 160, nd, of about | Are alno Fig | Lg hg I bY of Mansachrusette as, weil as if ‘ine cost of the whole’ steer apples re agin lower four Governors, Edwards of Ney New Jer. and mutton are the cheapest | table inde are selling ot ar 8100 te $6 & | wey, Carey o barrel containing 469 t0 900 Fult, while hy Dake and D pi hd Ife. & pples can be Mad # at 40" tober = ar. | A p poms Mil over. the eity.. Bartlett ore are also here in abundance and olesaling at food medium ‘Long Island ‘potatoes te a no en ena! at leas Ly conte. 3 pound on the shoulder and breast is fe the only plan that can offest| Another substitute for the high ‘of the large packers. who | Priced mente may pe, found the aes at will, The! priced fish. Dealers in Washington in pork would et a fair Ca of the ‘to the reluctance of ealt water forward \y | fer pounds of pork joins wore offering a fow weeks cents per pound. This is Qt 33 cents @ pound to the jeading dealers tn Wash- Why Not Prescribe a ' waid: “The | pl O28) )8"= ES Hl head to foot — for men and boys. a i hing The Hebrew Y Hii . “ | . Sey tr elon Fan abnormal a avanti nity of : Hit BROKAW BROTHERS Good Box Spring for Ner ves” . ’ me iy ig 8 Sn average Weight oa mere | 1457-1463 BROADWAY | UR déctor will tell in Box Springs you will i i }¢ .~ Taide aa rartttant | weoleneie cart wat freon the 6. tee AT FORTY-SECOND STREET youthat most people find nothing quite so rest- f ' . f ork.” t i 0. Benen. enwesieg Date ©. sere Ii : : ||| | today suffer from ful as the ones built by 4 i 4 ind in the who! Sommers pal athe rate’ ot $iLAh Late SE ~ ———— J tome form of “nerves.” Simmons Company. 2 ns ves 5 Ad AMER Much of it is‘\due toa A Simmons Mattress Sas BROOKLY N= _ Bed Spring that is worn stays firm but soft. 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