The evening world. Newspaper, October 13, 1920, Page 13

~ COTTON AND WHEAT |SAYS EVERYBODY 423 . “SHOW HUGE LOSSES| HAS TUBERCULOSIS] 4: Ave, 29th St. Former Selling at 17 Cents Under | Infection Usual in Childhood, Doe- Cost, Latter 63 Cents, tor Asseris—‘“Don’t Kiss the Farmers Declare. Baby” He Says. WASHINGTON, Oct, 18—The South| ST. LOUIS, Oct. 13.—Practically all fa facing a loss of more than $500,°|persona, especially thows living in cit- 000,000 on its cotton crop, according |iem, are Infected with tuberculosis to J. J. Brown, Agricultural Commis-|#erma before they reach middie ame, according to Dr. T. C. Hempelmann of St. Louis, who addressed the Amert- can Child Hygiene Association at the from all parts of the country held |concluding session of the eleventh an andor the auspices of the National] nual convention here to-day. Board of Farm Organizations, Bren gi pte bom Aig enema Wheat growers of the West and|° Peg Borner baay drs yoy 4 Central West are face to face with a fasicmroblpaDiagenibadfb dion? "se lhe similar probable loss due to the fall im the price of wheat, according to ohn Tromble of Beloit, Kan. another ielegate to the conference. “It costa 38.1 cents per pounnd to Produce it," sald Commissioner Brown. MRS, GHERARD! DAVIS Dims. “We're gone to lose $50 on every bale) Mrs, Gherardi Davis, wife of former ‘We sell at 21 cents” Third Deputy Pollee Commissioner “To Droduce wheat costs $2.77 a|Gherardi IMvis and daughter of the bushel,” sald Tromifle. “A price of/iate John A. King, died yonterday Retail Silk Sale New shipment of high oleae Silke sioner of Georgia. Brown is attend- ing 4 general conference of farmers our mills, 4,600 Yds. Black Dress Taffetas 3,800 Yde. Brocades suffering from the disease, or, in the artificially fed infant, from infected milk supply. “Don't kiss the baby on the mouth,” he emphasised. Because You Pay Cash 1,500 yards of fine grade costume Velveteen, Chtlten tintak—Speetally Priced.’ $2.14 therefore represents @ loss of 63 at her home, No, 44 Bast 89th Street.) " - nore cents per bushel.” after @ long tlIness, If MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT TOU NEED—A WORLD “WANT* WILL GO AND FIND iT THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 423 4th Ave. | 29th St. Big Wholesaler Still Continues At One Price Only $ 25 At One Price Only Among this assort- ment are regular Jost recelved from Per Siamas den epee cial for thls sale, 1,800 Yds. Black Satin Duchess 2,600 Yds, Satin Stripe Shirting 1,400 Yds. Radium Taffetas 6,500 Yds. Crepes and Georgettes 5,200 Yds, Changeable Satins | 8,000 Yds. Fancies, Stripes Retailed at Strictly Wholesale Prices BROSAL SILK MILLS, 423—4th Avenue (Store) Corner 29th Street ————— share alike in these wonderful 675 At prices averaging less than. half more than one-half. ance, select. A—Electric Floor Lamp Originally $30.38 ; 24-inch shade, with B—Electric Floor Lamp shirred panels, alter- Originally $30.38 : i i lored Dating w Huh 1 SOeeye 24-inch shade, with C—Electric Floor Lamp Electric Floor Lamps || An unusual opportunity to procure a graceful, rich looking Floor or Chair Lamp at an average saving of White Blankets Only 200 of these soft-fin ished, heavy nap Cotton Blan- kets with colored stripe bdr ders and shell stitched edges Sizes 45x72 or 50x72. Su.table for cold weather use instead Silkotines, Linenes, All of the Lamps are from our regular stock and have been priced regardless of cost for quick clear- Four styles from which to Pe 2 Towels and Toweling Bicnched Cotton Turkish Towel, panels, trimmed with : . a si shirred panels, trim- 9) silk braid and chenil! mod Baa silk braid Originally $26.78 Choice of rose, gold or shade, trimmed with well rubbed and grace- pubes and PM asepies ful in line. Complete 27° omplete with two 40-watt bulbs and pull chain socket. socket. You will do well to anticipate useful and welcome gifts pull chain sockets, fringe. Choice of rose, and chenille fringe. Umbrella shaped py toctricChairLamp gold ad blue shades, blue shades. Beauti- ilk braid and edged Originally $34.78 Beautifully turned ma- fully turned mahogany off with fringe. Tobe 22-inch silk lined hogany finished base, finished base, _ well had in rose, gold or shades which are ex- blue. Mahogany fin- ceptionally pretty in with two 40-watt ished base. Complete alternating panels of bulbs and pull chain with two 40-watt bulbs colored _ shirred silk. and pull chain sockets, © Trimmed with braid and edged with chenille fringe and silk skirt. Colors: gold, rose, blue. The bases are of ma- your holiday needs at this time —hogany finish. 60 as these lamps will make most _ inches high. Complete with two 40- watt tungsten bulbs and S_ ftarts T. aerrow at 9 A, M, Bre —Hasem , Uli Street, Front. Wool Silvertones and 8, Choice of many Store Hours: 9:00 to 5:30; Saturday, omge 6:00, Will Make TLursday a Most Wonderful Doilar bay G Rarely does this store quote comparative values. advertisement there is no need! So amazingly big are the values one can see at a glance | here are wonderful bargains. Come, “See What You Save’ 7 Startling Specials to Exemplily the Great Values Offered for DOLL! In many cases quantities of an article are limited and in some cases, so that all patrons may bargains, we limit the quantity to a@ customer. Come early 10 styles, specially offered at this price because in Bene big clearance values are not considered—Voiles, Lawns— trimmed with em- broidery, ruffles, hemstitching and lace. All big bargains. HATS—ChilAren'a Wool Felt or Bhitred Velveteen Over 200 for wome sightly imparteot Muslin Wear, 2 for $1 Brassiere of stroug whi Corset Cover of allover With ribbon rua lace at neck, ie $1 ow Children’s black or tan Play Shoes of soft, pliable Ooze | Women’s White Canvas Shoes with leather soles. So big are the values it will pay to buy now for future use. a s Suits and Overcoats color, well tailored garments the National has resolved to move quick. Most men can benefit, for sizes run up 2 42, Crib Blankets Soft, Wool-finished Cotton Baby Blankets in nurvery patterns and checker board designs. Pink-and-white, or Muslin, Gingham, ete, (rimmed with embroidi = Ouse ai ae 1 wide... Linen-finished bray, 27 Inch... 2H-lnch Amoskeng Gingham, faat color... BT-inch Denim of lent yee Sadits of Cassimere, Worsted, Tweeds, Mixture, and year-round weights. Smart or conservative models. Coats of good, warm, heavy weight WOOL Cheviot in dark browns, dare grays, dark greens and Oxford gray double breasted