The evening world. Newspaper, August 10, 1921, Page 6

coe OE TOIT i BE Si Lh ELIE ETOET ES SSELE : Py | the dealer may be. the retailer @el-jably cheap in the whoieaaie market. it lower, reneel A tow other me fom the 4 LICENSE. dom gives the cunsuuicrs the beneAt] Mnoat lamba eold yoaterday at Be to eat th Teal Pf Bonny thet aM ishon ior Heder acary Paherw CAN'T HAVE SAME | af the Taw wholorale coat, but he ts] for ie “whivie carcana, “Legs of Mee ent be reeervee Ripe gf the buitons pave heen die:| ALBANY Prompt In shoving Ue burden of au} beet laa should not cost more than lodged. paesed gut through hie ear M to-day thet It Fdvance on thelt shoulders, tbe 40 Bho 4. Aieg ut genuine hand ibid’ '\wo theaugl he hacal passages, | Commission announced tre following loiter trocs 0. Haaver | uncitig lainb wal not wenn more haa er Flotilin, mpony tor te ruction and | IN ONE EAR out THE OTHER, | oil two, ay i i ae anon ee eoniiae toe Draction ot ving My ta wg ve D ‘° DG ONESTAT pity ny carefully tine | hide © len p would | i ml o A v 4 of “We tead what beef, chickens and|pounda, Home of the largo legie of wor tiie ncn ny parerully: sortie et es eee ag the eye tell Serious Complteations, | ml" pe conesran See etcdiey | Walter H. Knapp aid that i led beeo 5 yp iving ta tie: ehall in WY found too troubivsome, iditio 0 MINKNS END “Some people ‘wanted their houne ed conditions krapha have been teen proving that ANTHRACITH MINERS KVD STRIKE | | Tome ppm Mane cena, jonsiders but | there ie an enr-to-car panwgeway| WILKEO-BARRH, Pa. Aug, 10) Somes oe on wee 1 es tgs 82 9) | throwsh the cranium of Harry Bhantey, | Thirty-five hundred anthrucite mine} ou oo) Oe oer, Be tee ty Ving Atty wooden | 4 wended veteran of the Canadian ea: | workers on etrike@ince last week in |others the nuniter a het Asseenbly Siipetta eiinie. cight collierios of the Lehigh Valley) Creiaing number, of. a sts we Bitte attempted |Coal Company have voted to return to | have found it Lnposaible to keep up this ide of bin huad to the work under thelr old agreement. | practice."” BOSTON, Aug 10-—X-ray photo, oa cost at wholesale, Where tomb weighing up to seven pounds ‘ditions lon ships now lying in the ithe bid vhase these things In| are net apr ut year old, and *"° ‘ | 1 fair price? Think It] grade as mut tiver and determined to «etl t T would be @ very food idea to oxpore | phceiadle eae to the highest bidders, pre an |some of these merchants along Fiat- Nnancial standing te found to be sat "i \ bush Avenuc, or tmako inquiries as| RETAIL FOODS UP IN N.Y. factory. to pri . Say from Winthrop Street - Chairman Lusker said the present! ships to Ihtmas Avenu stretch Of BAY A Labor Department's Monthly Sta- plan ts to reserve fifty wooden ships! f, Gharging Excessive Prices asjmmite Hore are fom pales BAG 10" | isttes show | to bo used in the construction of an ; i 4 : = Wholesale Costs Drop—Beef | matoes, ) Wasitt ; Boost Unwarranted. | Recut tance | en of the fo oon bridge peditienary forc Mon witch higher | iment nt the Mf Bix shoe butt to pasa fro Tacremsen. 60e a pound | os. What can be | ¢ fy Labor Department ta string beans weighing |p By P. Q. Foy. pounds costs hot more than $1.50, (Special Food Expert of The Evening . and should not ¢ tenth p World.) ¢ R to We retail, while ' 4 prices remained AS was force In M1 |" s i , tl anchanged, wore the excoptions @n Monday, the jarge figures were for June 1 to July advanced the prices on prime dressed | § ‘ sterrs, 15. ‘They show Inere 7 © consumer mors Butte, Mont: 9 pe a We Can Help You Preserve Luscious fruits and berries in eteers $1 per 100 pounds. Th Jinan 6 a pound, untrimmed, while Ind and “Portlant, i i vance is not warranted by the de-/ putchers that trim their steaks before | !! h Ca market! All kinds of preserving , a su t eats this! tring hemo th cule ht sree . a . . teand, as consumption of meats is! putting therm nm seal mig! I I F 1 ll A \ K N l K conveniences in our House- figton « Ii, and Charleston, eck predably will be the linhtest in) hiarge as as fe for a close | ip \ ‘ ' Sees ihe auiie Veur trim. ' Gand one-fifth’ per cent. tn Cineins | furnishing Department, Sev- Spring lamb is plentiful and reason. | natl. i . * The Fast of Ab, commemorating! | enth Floor. What a pleasure bt Metta ue ee tunes: Ae to preserve when you have ing observed by the Hebi fe ment by abstinence from red mests during the interval extending from} last Friday 'o next Sunday, Hesides| there are 200 carloads of live chickens here this week, aggregating in weight more than 2,600,000 poun which will take the p of red meats. So!) that the attempt by the packers to Taeee-CAaRn everything at hand. And don’t overlook our moderate prices; the lowest in a long time. For the First Steps in Preserving Quality—Price QLURE, REFRESHING BEVERAGES CANNOT BE 9 |] SERVED FROM AN UNSANITARY FOUNTAIN, One i @dvance prices under present con- : . ditions is not sustained by the law of | iat ee supply and demand, and it does not Look at this family scale with its conve- nient scoop. It weighs up to 24 reflect business acumen. Fresh vigetables are considerably | lower in the wholesale mayhet. The} 4 finest red onions are wholesaling at| This suite of early American Ileppel- white done in figured of the most important steps toward Purity in Sodas | + 1s Houid pay and other fountain delicacies is a SANITARY Soda ‘ Hl a ‘ De. a pound and shouk | not cost the Fountain, and the LOFT Soda Managera are, positive + mahogany, consists of H pounds by if} ee at oe No cas be rota sae bla Foanuai toeeh Sed Sew cIeee tie ee ioe a bureau, chest of | ounces and it is them can be retailed to 2%e a pound also lower ans consumer m the finest, 7 ful and ch welling at pound in the wholesale 1 et, and can be retailed at a profit at 3c to de a pound, while the very fancy, smooth, pink to-! ators gro mona we omnes | SHectal— Thursday, August 11th Me oning. ton. Dalawire CHOCOLATE COVERED |) ASSORTED CHEWING while most ¢ at a profit Yellow on keep his fountain apick and span all the time is not going to stop at LOFT’S very he Next: The MILK and CREAM tested daily in our own laboratories, sarne way with the ice creams, Then como the Syrups: Pure, Luscious Juices crushed out of the choicest and freshest fruits. Carbonated waters as bright and sparkling as bubbled out of nature's own springs. The result: Well, you are the judge, and, by the way, we serve adelicious plain Cream Soda, with fresh fruit juices, at7ca glass. drawers, dressing only $5. Isn't that the lowest table, bed, chair and price you have seen in a long cet) $700 time? And here is a Vollrath : 7 white enamelled x colander,thelarge ~ Ly size, selling for just $1.30. Every preserver needs one of these. Midsummer Furniture Sale! are coming from SSR a DATES TAFFIES | Se ae ee ee er these i 0 . ; Ys j And Here Are Your Kettles Rees viene tae eaten Gan iss Suipteas cresenber from the || Those famous old summertime Wonderful is the word that describes the new walnut and mahogany, that arrives daily for | a aan mn i Joupes which, with this! hol ee Soon : “ : i me 5 ‘ 7: - | “Mirror” Aluminum Kettles, lap Coiba una ‘plousbed | 49c value. 24c Our reg. 54c goods. c furniture, showing all the leading periods, this Sale. Every piece is perfect. lvery | S oe under, as present marxet prices would POUND BOX POUND BOX < i sae . ae | S$ quart size, $2.40 Bot admit of paving the bigh freight We Also Offer made up in harewood, satinwood, prima vera, price is low. And you have such wide selection! 12 guart size, $3.10 cost from alifornia, ret price ; Rrthine cantnioupen tee caer aamita Assorted Pea iti L4 quart size, $4.00 room § ef a long profit to the dealer, More 16 quart size, $4.30 than 200 carloads of watermelons are Milk A . ar Fs in the yards and offered to dealers at 6-Piece Heppelwhite model, in satinwood $750 7-Piece Colonia! model, in mahogany........... .$875 EVallnathe White. Pnamelle from $50 to $250 4 car, while the coat ’ af ' i 7-Pi . . . . 885, 7 ~~ of freight on a car of watermelons Chocolates 6-Picce Heppelwhite model, in mahogany....... $750 ~Piece Colonial nodel, in mahogany........... $88: | Kettles— Fanged from $150 to $225 for cars con- 6-Piece Queen Anne model, in mahogany.........$850 6-Piece Louis XVI. model, in walnut.........- $950 | 12 quart size, $1.75 taining from 800 to 1,200 melons. In gpite of this condit‘on the restau. POUND rants are charging from lic. to 2c. Box fer a cut of watermeion costing not more than 40c. to 502, which makes trom ten to fourteen portions, Regardices of how low the cost to| SIXTH FLOOR 14 quart size, $2.00 Values for Summer Homes in Two New Conveniences New! French Tapestries 1 1 The ‘“Conser- Irish Linen Damask $4.50, 85.40; 46150 4 Yard ce ‘Vable Cloths, 2 x2 yards, $4.95 all fo ds, fruit ‘Table Cloths, 2 x 21 yards, $6.25 Just in from Glorious France at wondérful low prices. plete et (o) (eo) Napkins, 22 x 22 inches, doeen $68) eee ee Une s Pr Capacity . 3 These artistic fabrics are 50 inches wide and come in a gallons $13 4 F 9 —splendid assortments of every kind of towel ‘ ‘ oe . ‘ : . =: for every kind of purpose—Turkish and_ athletic variety of designs. ‘he blending of soft shades through- | The “Hands Preserver, for those who like the cold pack jar canning method Holds six I-quart jars. 3.35 Besides these two you will find many other cooking con veniences that wil interest you. towels for use at club, camp and bathing beach, all radically reduced for August. SECOND FLOOR August Sale of Blankets and Comfortables Everything in stock at reduced prices out is a truly French effect. Select your design now. 34th Street—New York FIFTH FLOOR Final Reductions Thursday 100 Sport Skirts Values to 15.00 Most homes need new blankets! We “know this Especially this year, on account of the sone eat low prices to arrive. The low prices are here! ic mrives P All Kinds of Containers Wool Blankets re All Wool Blanketsi Comfortables “Atlas” E. Z. Seal Fruit Single bed size, 50 10.50 \ $5.75 + Jars, come in pint size, Double bed size, $8.50 $ These comfortables are wool- 1.30 a dozen. In white with small percentage of filled and the covers are all sateen. art size I cotton. Soft and light. Pink and with borders to match. Really thi ee a 5 blue borders. is a most unusual price! a dozen. — . 5 Ns values of this sale speak for themselves. Buying wisely in quantity now will save you both worry and money when winter comes. An exceptionally fine quality. Double bed size in pink, blue, grey, and tan blocks. SECOND FLOOK Mason Jars, with screw tops, Pint size, $1.10 a dozen. Quart size, $1.40 a doz, Jelly Tumblers— You always need plenty of these, because they get broken during the winter and your \ supply needs replenishing, 1-3 pint size with tin tops, 69¢ a Once More $195 Buys Fine Persian, elt J Turkish or Chinese Rugs heavily woven yet with the soft, silken texture of very expensive rugs. Customers are buying four and five at a time, so you will want to come in immediately. Pleated and Straightline models, made of White and Striped Flannels, White Serge and Silk. 375 Figured Georgette Dresses 5.90 1200 Tricolette Tie-on Blouses 2.00 450 Women’s Lingerie Blouses 3.95 250 Women’s Jersey Sport Coats 2.95 For Women and Misses. 25.00 Values In wanted colors. Extraordinary Value Reduced! Men’s Travelling Bags, $17.50 Made of fine tan or black cow- hide or pigskin leather, with a hand-sewed frame and edges leather lining throughout, three pockets, sizes 16, i 18 or 20 Persian Mahal Rugs, masterpicces from the Orient» inches. How long it has been since rugs of this quality have been under the $200 mark! They are room-size, too, 8 x 10 and 9 x 12 feet, and you should feel them to test their character— Handsome Mosoul Rugs, 3!4x6 feet, $37.50 and $45 Beloochistan Rugs, \imited quantity, below whole- Filet and Venice trimmed. Values to 10.75 Tuxedo Collar Model. Values to 10.75 : - P 2 800 Slip-on Sport Sweaters | tale sont BE Ble eet, a An Excellent Steamer Lilahan Dozar Rugs, especially heavy quality, 414 x Chinese Rugs, with the lure of strange places, 9 x 12 Wardrobe Trunk 635 fect, $125, $150, $175 lect $295 and $345 unk—$25 Sleeveless and low neck. Values to 3.95 2.00 VuPTH FLOOR BVENTH PLOOR re 4 3 oR ke PLOO A.