The evening world. Newspaper, April 29, 1921, Page 18

Hi / | — mm img which looked lik THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1921. | telephones are used for 20,000,000 calls, | under the amended Espionage Act BUTLER, AS USUAL, LEADS IN REDUCING PRICES FINEST FRESH CREAMERY BUTTER ® 39c| ‘ rman Convicted of Eeptonaae. s equest of the Solicitor for the De- Pe eidpesen (StL AI bombed partment of Justin, the Supreme Ported ch und, a. | Court has sent the case back to the and the Ore, who _ 1% The Stranger From Miami, Fla., Sees All New York Willy-Nilly, Thanks to Our {ngeniously Intricate Sub- way System—Baseball th National Game of Japan 93° Now, With Tennis Next in| 3?" Popularity—Globe Trotters! ere ns Give News of Their Globe) yeh’. to This Column. ie eee — | have bee ower court nforma- tans A LU f. * call y Ne Conneetion With Any Other Store —- adye Over Childs’ Rea- Fobe hicar 386 West 34th St. taurant, Opp. Oppenheim-Collins Radical Reduction Sale York?” Japs have already enrolled as partici- | the talk of all By bss pitas and finger tip bol POD coats; Silk lined; here are values, in Tricotine, Poi- Berortie ., ret Twill, Twill sand mate- Cord, Velour rials that will as- Checks and man- tound you. nish clothes. “Tt is a great place,” said ur Max-| Pants for the Davis Cup next year,” well, "I have seen the whole city: 1], MP. steele declared that Japan had | Dresses Wraps & Coats have looked at all eight or nine| por ome end to the other.” “Fine.” said the friend, a loyal New utaoturers has com attend the| annual ¢ talked to # pt to impress said at the Ho st © must get behind thi regardless of party | he war is not over armistice, and this ur destiny trouble a for the r y day throughout my | country intervie trip ucros “A atraight line is no! Mstance vetween two pon nt bul how Japat opinion of Fred Maxwell, a plier owner . there Is no Babe such New Spring Models Made to of Miami. Ma, who OV y chp gene Hs Sell at $44.50 the Biltmore. “Moreover, if it is Compare, who te at{{] This cale will be Tailleured Mod- din wa. ich a strange: ne ore. “Howeve Vaseda | Bie Ree oecvie asia ees | Uberaly: tabu Giar Davee Oho The first shipment of the New Grass Stock! FLOUR Gold Medal; 2414-lb. bag; a the idol of Japan, The Waseda team reise and is conducive to brain-|is now in Hawail, to play Honolulu | storm.” University, and will soon come to the | Last night when he went to his| United States, in the hopes of getting foom a friend dropped in and askea|feturn games. Tennis comes after baseball as a popular sport, and you Ghe usual “How do you like New| wii be surprised to know that nine | COFFEE Absolutely the best at any price; fresh roasted daily; quality and strength always uniform; per Ib., 25€ PEACHES Luscious golden California fruit, in syrup; packed where picked; large 21% can, 20¢ now cut to 1.15 Yorker. “So you have been sight-[ aT Ate nwabar pawal Entire Stock of Higher Priced Merchandise Marked Down in Proportion peeing" i to develop it with extensive “No. 1 just tried to find my way | ‘ poets tn Me subway ie morn-| a, fe" ee Po wows hee IN | fe, and I've just got back.” | talk Japanese question,” he | Mr Martel! had an apnointment comeuied, “nw nape | MRAM ER BROS., '%¢ FULL POUND LOAVES! in Lower Manhattan in the morning. | WOT where one can get more with | “iguisorgnaaey to tect’ | Quality Meats: Provisions: Poultry He took the subway, which some one! henple are quicker to kiook chip pointed out, and found himself in| of your shoulder if you carry one." Ottice & Warehouse) FRIDAY AND saTURDAY 517 West {6th St. Fresh Boneless Bot- Queens, where the grass is green and | BRANCHES: | all that sort of thing. The next stop was Van Cortlandt Park, and the|, third was in Brooklyn, t c Cer. Gresawich Av, & Onristepbar hie Round of Beef, Dis. 93 Amsterdam Av, nr. 64th 5 138 Columbus Av, nr. 66th St 947 Third Ay. ne. 87th Ste | c reenwi tt | 132 Broad St, nr. South Ferry ‘club Steak - - 42. 920 Ninth Av ar. S8th St 777 Eighth Av. nr. 47th RUSTAURANTS, SHIPS AND FAMILIES SUPPLIED We Announce Opening of Another Branch Store at 173 11th Avenue, Near 23d Street. While we talk about the threr th sary of the founding country from a guest at the | ania, has just come, has tem- | can be traced back 3,009 | much der | place | BON-BON BREAD A well-baked, delicious loaf, made in the clean, modern, sun-flooded Bon Bon Bakery from the pur- est and best ingredients. Every loaf wrapped air-tight and dust-proof in waxed paper. Do not TM wns very late w @hance and got off at the fourt tion and found that his destir was only a few blocks away “The subway company should vide a booklet for visit | Island be theory that the | thformation ‘they told me to | Goeared, tte hich we ot alone Salen fome line, and look what happened. ipie I questioned guards and they an-| tr wi o- | home swered in Russian or German or| Before the dark ages be deceived by small loaves, weighing less than a pound—watch the weight as well as the price! | Java a it must have had a vary high something. A train cam and Be culture.” \s = they were lost. Ticket choppers and ry acre of the island sellers were too busy to vation, according to M travellers backed away when I spoke, as though I disor wege lana In the Heart of New Y ork » Save money--buy your groceries at Stores Everywhere -With the Best of Every thing toEat @hetr watch, and if they did answe: they guve me the wrong di ar | cit “However, a'great deat of cay. || But in a Low Rent Location @, one of the 550 conveniently located n” tea is grown there. ‘Nhougn he Saving You Many Dollars Per Suit. Ine The only people who paid srerted that Java Was an ideal place MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S green-and-gold stores of tention to me were the pu or tourists, he admitted that once in rs . Newest Spring Suits 550 Stores 36 Markets: were polite and efficient. , | a very great while a volcanic eruption “But since the stranger can't take |takes place which kills many thou- @ policeman around with him, or | sands have a subway guide, a book would | * 8 6 $ help. But, anyway, I'm rfot kicking; | The Marquis Sommi di Picinadi has — SS ~ - ~ ———_—_______ — I had a chance to see New) returned from a two months’ trip in | York, and I like the town, pa - | Mexico, and will stay at the Ritz une!) darly all the guburba, every one of |he walla for Europe in the middle of And Up to 45.00 vf which I struck on my way down- | May Lda hore sae yere Noe | FRANK G. MAGUIRE, Inc., Five New York hotels handle over : Frederic J. Haskin of Washing-| 700,000 pieces of baggage annually,| 647 8TH AVE., Near 42d St.—-Formerly With Vogel Bros. ten, newspaper correspondent for) Their elevators make 6,500,000 trips, more than a hundred papers, inter- totalling 000 miles.” ‘Their 6,000 DOWNTOWN-~ -—BROOKLYN Y . [arene A,Cor. nse | [ B’way, patos 3d Ave., Cor. 123d St. | Open Uendey & Saterany Kmnines OPEN SATURDAY EVENING Open Monday & Saturday Evenings. | . ' || Officers’ Shoes Reduced Small Payments | O) | That’s the kind of a “Charge Account” we have i to offer you. 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