The evening world. Newspaper, April 8, 1921, Page 22

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, f tho, ¢ ny| mated at t owner, th and ships lost 1921. ‘ ; i - 22 ooo a , CONFLICTING VIEWS sss Pseate ~ OF STOCKHOLDERS «z0o0:Mounted Policemen Called Out to Quell Strike Riots. ferman viewpoint BROOKLYN were lost e Limitations on Compensa- tion to Be Paid for Destroyed Ships (Asnoointed Press) on Reparations | sj man delegation PERRAIA is belleved tot After ding $1 Howard Ma A sensational A Farewell the Old Hail the New! Ovington'smoves. And discounts of 10% to 50% mark the moving. PHILA DE to being bet ing view *HIA, Ap Whatever you) i’ preparé, “it, will) be ‘more’ distinctively “good if You In con geerematic mn oH raid, ~ a - ties oy: | JAIL FOR CONEY GANGSTERS. Clean Up Isiand EFORE we take up our residence at Fifth Avenue and 39th Street, our old Shop is offering everything at discounts 10%, 20%, 30%, 40% and 50%. “Sweeten if with Domino’ | ted, Tablet, Powdered, “ed | pallce in Drive “| PRIVATE SHIP TO U. S. tioners, Brown, ' «their aympathizers ened FOR ANASTASIA | ii.) 5, You may need a tea set, a lamp, a piece of q yeareon which worke: jua Sheffield or a vase and there is no time like the ren) | ders have >reany. | Min ; Ave present to purchase it. . down the entire val. | nue i land, 4 irt afr can Shee d Tint ay ro | th atte ’ = agg a poe Dore ettee. © pig sores ECONOMY SALE ment ma Liat ” e i ; ‘Pell The Gift Shop of Fifth Avenue is Fra ant and , : operation 312-314 Fifth Avenue Near 32nd Street ieee veweacaune!|| Cash Purchase ‘) 6 Sample free of Catieura Laboratories, Dept X, Maiden, Mase. 25c here. i I BOUGHT THE ENTIRE STOCK OF P¢ s s _ ae The Admiration Clothes Shop i Ha fending $6,000 to the FOR SPOT CASH, AND NEEDLESS TO SAY be eee em over. @ ananet I bought these garments at a figure that enables me to sell » } | has ili this merchandise, together with my own, to my customers at + | # Meer W. H this startlingly low price, regardless of their former prices ae trial of the p vid values X The international jury ck consists of clothing that comes from some of eee sind awarcs wh ) 1 reputable Rochester wholesale ¢lothing concerns PLB ES ative merit Whose names L promised not to use ti Bastogne “ins idreds of the very latest designs and patterns and new t whietr porte nces spring styles to seleet from. ; | © LEGION INVITATION | NOT IN FOCH’S HANDS) i Marshal Ready to Come to U. S., ; it International Situation All Wool SUITS CHEDEr Tras At a cost of only $50 you F Makes Plans Ditticul “ete. can modernize your kitchen with ae PRICES $35, $40, $45 an bs i this beautiful set of PRIC: 1 RABE. April 8.—Marshal loch has} .¢& R been advised of any \nvit aad the American Legion to ¥ ited States during the comir r. He would have gone during t fp d tiferring with the indi! ‘and carrying. 9 “Wear-Ever” Aluminum Cooking Utensils ny to Marshal Foch hop ble to find time Pipa in the near fv ; ———<—— BNGL fe Racing Commissioner hen- How proud you will be of your kitchen if you have it equipped with clean, silver-like “Wear-Ever.” And how delighted you will be when your friends, admiring your set, see the ““Wear-Ever’’ trademark on the bottom of each utensil — the mark that stands for the highest quality utensils. pen Saturday Evenings 104 ST. “L"” STATION at CORNER | Bow BALTIMORE, immiesioner COLUMBUS AVE BET.103 & 104" “Wear-Ever” utensils cost more than ordinary alumi- num utensils — and they are worth more! It costs more to ‘ make them. ee os as 7 “Wear-Ever” utensils are made from HARD, THICK, . % “F Z : COLD-ROLLED SHEET Aluminum. . WEAR-EVER If a “Wear-Ever” utensil that costs one dollar were USTOM DEPARTMENT a made only 1/100th of an inch less thick —a difference EXTRA TROUSERS FREE! 5 AER that you could not see nor tell by feeling of the utensil—it 4-Pec. SUIT TO ORDER ALUMINUM hogy he saseartncel pate geans Ge abl weg esd vig of my cea . | 7 “Wear-Ever” utensils are the most eco! ical y F Suite to order with an extra ‘mae of ( i | TRADE MARK buy. Divide their cost by the vente they font — FREE me fame material Princess Pat for Everyday Wear Women who like high-heel shoes and fancy style shoes wear the lower-heeled Princess Pat for street and house wear. It has a heel of pleasing elevation with a rounder toe. House- keepers, nurses, and business women find that -it gives their feet unlimited comfort—that the prettily-rounded lines of this light-weight shoe make the feet look graceful and well shod. The Princess Pat comes ina variety of leath ers. The wearing qualities are famous. It is made in extremely light weight $9.00 with thin but strong soles. Black Kid S10 Filth Ave. between 42nd and 43¢d. Ste Other New York City Stores Broadway w Wal-Over MADE IN U.S.A. The Aluminum Cooking Utensil Co. New Kensington, Pa. Stores Now Have a Supply of “Wear-Ever” Alominum Straight Sauce Pots Because of the great de- mand for this ‘““Wear-Ever” utensil, it has not been pos- sible until nowto furnish stores with an adequate supply. The “Wear-Ever” Alum- inum Sauce Pot is an espe- cially handy utensil to have in the kitchen because of the many uses for which it serves —for making soups, stews and fricassee, for boiling potatoes, spinach and other vegetables. Klothes this nsists . attractively and smartly tailored in ind choose the best selection, two pants Adlaboy Kid To introduce my new department at 1M4 two Ih Suit F of the very latest ¢ the newest styles. Come early to every suit MOTHERS -DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY Boys’ 2-Pants Suits—All Wool $17.45 . $Q.45 Hin Holi OPEN EVENINGS New York Stores: Brooklyn Stores: 118 Nassau St. 44 Flatbush Av. Near Beekman Street Near Nevins Street 1414 Broadway | 756 Broadway 4 Near Flushing Avenue At 39th Street Newark Store: 3 Church St. 186 Market St. Near Liberty Street Where Murray’s Used to Ite