The evening world. Newspaper, September 19, 1921, Page 13

MONUMENT FOR MOTHERS tinental Village, ee the To He Unveiled at Continentatvitte | Wetched and pr as Gilt of Stayvesant Fish, What its donor declares will be the | in this country to Amertoan ution as the gitt of 8 Oct. § In Contin Rey Cl t Phillips in iver the invoca allowing Inscription: "Con- UPTOWN 3d Avenue and 121st Street 2212 to 2224 Third Avenue 1776-1782, a military OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION, |tm tris, oct, 177; |the British Oct, 9, 1 Mothers of the Revolution, ores, t Highlands, wilt des In memory of who nd watchmen entered the place and|ing © sted John Whittaker, fifteen, of No 38 Baldwin Avenue, and Arthur Dum- fourtey Sighth Street they found & a quarrel with | Masked ars with $8 cases and three bar-|in the rear of six one-story frame stores Self After Row With Wife. | day. y. ‘The ban- from No. 2326 to 2882 Jerome Avenue, da pistol. hear 188d Street, when the buildings were destroyed by fire at 6 A. M. to- No one was injured, The damage his wife in] was estimated at $50,000, Runaway Boy Won't Try It Again. | Robert Haiesworth is back home at His wife, | No. 143 Mili Street, Paterson, N. J. For eleven days the police of New York and -|other cities had been looking for the + | twelve-year-old boy at his mother's re- quest. He'd been trying to get back to hig uncle In Scotland. He was found in Hoboken Saturday scheming to stow THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1921. itive : ae a 5 18 Sows simple draperies, a few odd pieces of furniture and on inexpen. five floor of Armstrong's Printed Linoleum transformed this attic from cheerful, cory upstairs living-room. dusty store-room to this asae al Ba , early to-day, 5 \ a few miles north of BLOOMF Por by neleny si The monument, a fifteen-ton| Burgtar Alarm Nets Two Boys. aeeat ler, moved from Mr. Fish's farm,| Following a burglar alarm from the | Twenty Malena Muth hu onze tablet, now being| Antwerp Diamond Company, at N Hie eg am Brothers, New York,|ark Avenue and Grove Streets, Ji folded them with eurtains fro} ‘al pol thery office and eseaped in seve Second 100 Yea. ‘COWPERTHWAIT & SONS (921. LSEPTEMBER Ideal ay {0 furni 1921] i our home AV AA ts Come and Buy Tomorrow! slip past in unfulfilled good intentions. been before. A Dollar TR the ae Don’t Ict the days of this week Here is an unusual chance to make your home cozier for the winter months than it has ever vo DON Put a dollar in your pocket, come to either of our big stores Harlem Store Open Monday Evenings Both Stores Open Saturday Evenings to Dlue le: ati r seats, This Library Suite in Genuine Leather $1 Deposit and $1.25 Weekly and arm chair—with heavy mahogany finish brown leather. In “Muleskin,” $79. } Rockers at 4 Price $8.75 Cut from $17.50 $1 Deposit 25c Weekly ‘A good, comfortable Rocking Chair in mahogany finish’ cr colden oak, with upholstered seat of brown or bloe leuth +o vestry Fall Patterns of Draperieson Display All at Reduced Prices ol | ' Upholstery , . Dept. gt 4. Drop-Side Cribs mT $7.25 i i il Reduced from $13 White enameled wood, 43 ins. long, 2214 ins. wide, 8 ins. high, side dropping to 23 ins, igh. Cowperthwait’s Liberal Credit Terms 5c weekly on Fhe weekly ‘on 1.50 weekly on rar ri rth SRD weekly on, 81,000 worth Smmounts tn. ‘proportion. the month ifsou, wiahe > Off for Cash Substantial and comfortable suite—sofa, rocker durable upholstery and special welted front. Genuine $445—Queen Anne 10- Piece Walnut Suite $1 Deposit and $5.50 Weekly Reduced from $695 A popular design, with characteristic cockle shell ornaments; 60 in, Buffet, with mirror or plain ba hina Closet with latticed glass front; 48 in. Ta Many other designs to choose from at moderate prices $89 frames, $1 Deposit Dresses Up Your Home ‘able, extending ; five Chairs and Arm Chair, with pretty pierced panel back and genuine SPINET DESK Mahogany finished Spinet Desk with two stationery drawers and pigeonholes. $8 in wide, 20 Introductory price, $35.00 ye wg J pe) D3 Qe) Everlastin using them! Come and Buy Tomorrow! Reduced from $550 drawer cases. Reduced from $325 Buffet has mirror bac 36-in. extends to six feet. Separate Buffets, Tables and Cha Y}away on a ship. He promises not to try it again Park Row & Chatham Sq. Furniture Ask Your Grandfather About This and select all the furniture, rugs and housefurnishings that you want. Deposit the Dollar with us and the goods will be delivered to you. Then you may take fifty, sixty, or even seventy weeks paying for them with your small change, and all the time have the pleasure of $359—Louis XV. 4. 1 Piece Walnut Suite Rocker $12 Extra—Chair $9 Ex Deposi and $4.25 Weekly Fine furniture, showing dainty decoration and unique size bow-end Bed; semi-Vanity with three mirrors; Dresser and Chifforobe having dustproof $239-—Mahogany or Walnut Suite $1 Deposit and $3.25 Weekly An attractive modern suite of good lines and good making. hair, with genuine leather seats. Colonial Four-Poster DOWNTOWN 193 té 205 Park Row One Week Gone! I feet on all pieces. Full 54-in., China Closet; 48-in. Tab as well as Suites Special All the Rugs You Want Price Velvet Rug, 27x54 inches....... Was $5.50 Now $ 3.98 Chenille Rug, 30x60 inches SE aD se 5.98 $39 Axminster Rug, 4.6x6.6 feet “2250 &% 17.75 $1 Deposit ||} Tapestry Rug, 6x9 feet........... en) ea 18.50 75c Weekly | Tapestry Rug, 7.6x9 feet......... 9075 2S Bed of. dignified design, Lieadboard of handsomely ff Tapestry Rug, 8.3x10.6 feet....... " 3750 27.75 | wstehed grained antique browa mahogany: | Velvet Rug, 9x12 fect........... “ 75.00 “ 59.00 : : Velvet Carpet, a yard........... “ chy 2.75 Library Table | Jute Velvet Hall Runner, 27 in... “ 2.25" 1.65) | ce ee Inlaid Linoleum............... 2 7d) 1.85 drawer, oval shape, 36 Rug Border, 36 in............0++ a 105°" 85 ae Bee ele | Cocoa Mats, Extra Grade, 18x30.. “ 400 “ 3.50 $19.50 | LARGE RUGS SHOWN ON HUGE SWINGING RACKS $1 Deposit «»¢Small Weekly Payments On All Models of Columbia Grafonolas. All the La $1 Deposit Our Own “Reliable” Phonographs test Records You Want Dining Room Chairs Strongly aod handsomely built, with —/ genuine brown leather slip-seats. | Only $3.98 Wood Saddle Seats, $3.25 COWPERTHWAIT & SONS Uptown Store: 3rd Ave. and 121st Street 2212 to 2224 Third Ave. “Oldest Furniture House in America”’ Downtown Store: Park Row at Chatham Sq. 193 to 205 Park Row | Between City Hall “Sub” Station and Chatham Square “L" Station @® Cook for CIRCLE A’ trademarn ‘on the burlap bach Get Acquainted with this Modern Floor HERE is a new floor for up- to-date homes. This floor is modern linoleum. Get acquainted with this new kind of permanent floor. Go into any good store, and ask the sales- man to show you Armstrong’s Lin- oleum. See what a solid, smooth, elastic floor it makes. Look at the rich, plain colors, the beautiful two- tone Jaspé effects, the distinctive parquetry, inlaid and tile designs. You will understand how a well- chosen floor of linoleum may be the basis for the color scheme of a room or suite. You will see why architects are specifying floors of Armstrong’s Linoleum for all the rooms of the house. You lay your rugs on these floors; they are kept in condition by oc- casional waxing and polishing. No other floor is so easy to clean. An inexpensively-priced floorcov- ering for your kitchen, bathroam, bedrooms, is Armstrong’s Printed Linoleum, shown in many attractive patterns, also in Armstrong’s Lino- leum Rugs of several sizes. Any store will be glad to give you estimates of the cost of Armstrong's Linoleum floors, put down in your home. All Armstrong's Linoleum is guaranteed to give satisfaction. ArmstronG Cork Company, Linoceum Department, Lancaster, Pennsylvania New York Office: 212 Fifth Ave., Phone Madison Square 1700 Armstrongs Linoleum for Every Floor in the House Why young women should drink milk HE very fact of being a woman carries with it cer- tain responsibilities that should be recognized by every woman. To her is given the possi- bility of some day being the mother of children. For her own sake, as well as for the children’s, she should prepare for her duty in life Nature, kind and wise, does all she can to help. She causes the strength of a coming mother to be given to a child even if this represents a sacrifice of what the mother actually needs for herself. Hence it is doubly important that women help Nature and themselves by building up a sound, robust constitution. Of all foods for this purpose, there is none like fresh, pure milk. It should have a proper and important place in the diet either as a beverage or in- cluded in other foods. Milk is rich in food proper- ties that make muscle, bone and blood— properties too that add to the life force in human bodies. These vitalizing elements are known as vitamines. Many foods contain some of these vitamines. Milk is the one food that has all of them. We are all coming to know of the great food value of milk. We know that it should be in- cluded in the diet of every per- son, male and female. We know that it is the best and cheapest food in the whole world considering its value to human life. DamyYMEN’s LEAGUE CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, INC. UTICA, N. ¥, NIA