The evening world. Newspaper, April 13, 1922, Page 18

SRI EET TEETER TM ICEL EEE BR ao CTT ee eee ee Se ee ee ow a f 18 - einai i joker in it. After whetting the appe- | acknowledgment of the monument on \ tite and coaxing one’s thirst, the biltlwhich he labore. twenty years, He ‘i reads: “Nothing in this schedule shall }ii.4 jeon jn poor health for a I ‘ be construed as in any manner Hmit- |" °°? , nae ing or restricting the provistons of the| time, but kept on the move until Jan~ nary, when he entered the hospital, Mr, Shrady was born in New York a son of the late Dr, y, who attended Gen, i illness. National Prohibition Act. It is doubted whether even the babies will be satisfied with the new tariff bill, Under the terms of the INYOUR CLOSET MAY BE DUTY FREE Jégs Sticks, Too, Are Favored measure, as amended by the Senate} (cant in his committee, it will be easter for their i Jr, Shrady leaves a widow, who mothers and fathers to got castor oll| way Mins Harrie Moore, a daughter, for tho infants, The House proposed and three son to put a duty of four and one-half cents a pound on it, but the Senate decreased the rate to three cents vi * " Safety pi yb it Senate Tariff Bill, but Not |5rinene tor tne new vate isto bese] | Moths Feed on per cent. ad val . Eve m So Pants Buttons. Trower ‘utton iat MUlter, A ans Grease Spots is fixed on all metal trouser buttons. ‘The worst of it 4s that a fine of not less than $5 nor more than $250 is provided as punishment for “frivolous appeals” from the duties imposed. tenn : GRANT MEMORIAL SCULPTOR IS DEAD (Spectal to ‘The Evening World.) WASHINGTON, April 13, — While the Republican tariff experts were fotmulating their new tariff bill, many schedules of which make the Payne- Alffich law resemble free trade by comparison, the free list was not en- trély abolished. Bvery American home may have Sk@leton in its closet under the terms of the new tariff bill. Skeletons are to enter the United States duty free. Tiley do not even have to pass a literary test, for paragraph 1,652 of the new bill as reported to the Senate for passage provides that “‘skeletons and other preparations of anatomy”’ shall be on the free list. ‘That is only one of many strange things dealt with in the new tariff bilt, covering 438 printed pages and inefuding all sorts of subjects from the rates of duty on humming birds’ eggs to formaldehyde, threshing ma- chines and cocoa leaves. If you see @ ord in print that is not in your vooabulary, look for it in the chemt- eal schedule. Many experts, especially Democrats, contend that the new Republican tariff law will boost the cost of liv- ing) because high tariff rates are im- posed on agricultural imports, but ol examination of the voluminous bill shows that the cost of religion be lowered by the new act. ‘Altars, pulpits, communion tables, baptismal founts and shrines are pl on the, free list. Joss sticks @ also included in the free list.” n other things which are to be mamitted to the United States duty under the terms of the bill as favorably by the Finance ittee and awaiting confirmation Senate are the folliwing: , Old junk, ice, leeches, fancy Moths thrive on grease spots. When putting clothes away for the Summer, first remove all grease spots with Carbona Cleaning Fluid. Henry Merwin Shrady Passes Away in St, Luke's Hospital. The Grant Memorial will be unveiled in Washington on April 27, but the sculptor who created it, Henry Merwin Shrady, died yesterday in St. Luke's within sixteen d: of public Its Worth The Price The users of Borden's Grade A' milk who can ovianagay visit a len Grade’ plant and see the dawies, is certain to realize that Borden's Grade A’ is worth. the price. BORDENS Farm Products Q,, Inc. pte ee ee ci, ane Somat ll tract, $1 a gallon.- But there's a : racing pigeons, bird eggs, sausage casings, human hair, turtles, shot gun barrels and pulu. Hope for the thirsty is’ given in theviengthy liquor schedule. It reads an old time wine list. Here it is: , $5 per gallon; champagne other sparkling wines, $6 a gal- Why have a poor skin? If you have a poor skin, and are discouraged in your efforts to improve it—try Lifebuoy. Nine times out of ten, a rough, oily, muddy, dry, or lifeless skin is due to one cause—clogged, inactive pores. Creams and ordinary oil do not per- manently help such conditions. They only clog the pores still further. Lifebuoy’s health principle cleans those pores from top to bottom— wakes the cells to life starts a healthy circulation. And Lifebuoy’s pure palm and cocoanut oils smooth and soften the awakened skin. In a very few weeks the result will delight . you —and everyone that cares for you. If you have a poor skin—do not be discour~ aged—try Lifebuoy. LIFEBUOY, HEALTH SOAP The big RED cake THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1922. —Bangain ALT NAMM & SON © NAMM’S FORTY-SIXTH YEAR Owls and Bats See Better In the Dark than in the daylight—but people do notes " Yet men and women galore refuse to turn on the light of reason when it comes to a question of household economye¢ {| Witness the numerous victims of the “charge it” habit, who continu- ally buy more than they need, just because the date of payment is de- ferred ae {| And not only do they BUY more, but they PAY more, because charge accounts involve expensive bookkeeping and credit losses ¢¢' {The Namm Store, which buys and sells for cash, lights the way to economy for Brooklyn’s shoppersee i FTN. April 18, 1998 Easter Hats $9.95 $3.95 $4.95 Three Special Groups Bargain Friday Charming hats for dress wear; made of fancy straw braids in becoming cir po roll brims, mushrooms, pokes, trimmed with gay colored flowers and fruits. All the pretty Spring shades that betoken youth. A wonderful assortment. Namm’s—Second Floor Boys’ Play Shoes Special $9.95 Sizes Value 10 to 2 ‘The shoe that’s made to stand hard knocks. Heavy grain leather, welted ’ soles, tan or black. For school and play-days. Girls’ $5 Shoes $3.65 Tan Calfskin lace shoes, pony cut, welted soles. Sizes 1114 to 2. Mary Jane Pumps $1.75 ti?t0 2 $1.95 Sizes 84 to 11 Children’s patent leather, ankle strap pumps, Mary Jane style. 500 pairs of these! Namm's—Second Floor Imported Jap Grass Rugs $6.50 Value $5.50 Value Size 9 x 12 ft, Size 8 x 10 ft. $4.95 $3.95 The EXTREME in Friday Value-Gioing ! The guatis of these rugs, their remarkably low ces an the coming season make NOW the time ‘buy. Heavy, firm weave in artistic new patterns. 6x9 ft. Size 4x7 ft. Size Reg. $3 Values*2"48 Reg. $2 Values 1 - Namm/’s—Fourth Floor Shades at Bargain Friday Prices 89c Holland Shades, 55c Splendid value, large assortment, 86x72 size, with accessories. A at 55c seconds of higher priced shades. 69c Opaque Shades, 44c Heavy shade cloth in all colors, 36x72, guaranteed rollers, slight hurts. Complete with all accessories. $1 Duplex Shades, 64c Green and white, ecru and green; stand- ard sizes. Slightly imperfect. $15 Slip Covers, $11.44 3 Pieces, cretonne or striped material, for frame suite; finished with binding to match, Namm’s—Third Floor 75c Window Screens, 57c Special offer! Amazing Value! Well built, hardwood frames, walnut mained, elose mesh wire, 24x33 size. Other sizes also ow priced. $2.75 Screen Doors, $1.89 Sturdy frames, walnut stained, close mesh wire. Size 3 ft. x 7 ft. $3 Japanese Porch 4 ft. x8 ft. Screens, $2.24 Splendid value, natural and dyed bam- boo. Other sizes equally low priced. $2 Poultry Wire, $1.29 76 ft. Roll, 18 inches wide, 2-inch mesh, galvanized wire. Other widths priced accordingly. Namm's—Third Floor Easter--Boys’ $7.50 Two-Pant Suits Fill Every Easter. Need ata NEWS FOR FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1922 Great Saving Extra Pants Suits | That Wear Like Iron | Special for Friday | Jaunty Spring Models Not Just Low in Price But High in Quality $655 Always Bargain Day in Namm’s Junior Store Hardly seems possible—a two-pants suit of good-wearing fabric, in the latest | Easter style, at $5.55. But mothers who buy their boys’ clothing at’ Namm’s know—they appreciate the values continually offered in the Namm Junior Store—and we are going to outdo ourselves in this Easter Sale. Suits are made of fancy cassimere in gray or brown tones; single breasted, pleated back, full loose belt and flap pockets. Two pairs of full lined trousers. Sizes 8 to 17 years. Boys’ High-grade Suits $9.95 Fine quality tweed, cassimere or serge. Several smart styles, including the new Golf model; patch pockets and loose belt. Each suit with two pairs of knickers. 8 to 17 years. Namm's—Second Floor: Little Tots’ Organdie Dresses | Special Frida: Organdie Hats Model Page atta $2.95 : une rae c an “ Sizes 2 to 6 years Pantie Dresses $4.95 & $5.95 Fine quality Pongee, hand-embroidered or gingham trimmed. 2 to 6 years. Children’s $2 Rompers Special $1.34 Sample lot, including creepers; white madras, gingham, chambray. | Gite $2 $1.50 Suspender Skirts, 97¢ | Girls’ $2: Middies, $1.48 5 uspender Skirts, 97¢ | s S Full plaited model of chambray | Tan color Pongee cloth, Co-ed te ait stele Peter Pan collar. 6to20 oF Plaid ginghams. 6 to 14 Children’s Hats’ $2.95 & $3.95 Silk and straw combinations, prettily trimmed, colors to match coats. 2 to 6 yrs. | years. years. Crepe de chine Waists, Girls’ Dresses, $5.95 $3.95 , White or flesh, trimmed with med with checks or white pique, pleating and Peter Pan collar. pockets and sashes. 12 to 16. 8 to 16 years. Namm’e—Second Floor Men’s 70c Underwear, A8¢ Bargain Friday—a Day for Savings for Everybody! A comprehensive group leads a list of super values. There are Balbriggan short sleeved shirts and ankle pants. And white cotton athletic shirts and knee length pants. Sizes 32 to 44. © -Children’s 75 Men's $1.50 Cotton Union Suits, $1.19 9 Union Suits, 48c Otis rae, knee and Athletic style, sizes 34 to Girls’ sleeveless, with bloomer les, with bloomer | ankle length; $4 to 46. 46. Extra! knees & to Ue vee Boos’ athe) “Women’s 60c Union Suits, 39c $ Regular and extra sizes, in variously styled cotton Children’s 70c union guits. Another outstanding Friday value. Underwear, 59c Women’s 7 0c Underwear, 44c White cotton shirts and pants;} cioneq vests and knee length pants and tights. 2to 2. Regular and extra. sizes. Women’s Silk Hose, *1” Seconds of $3 and $3.50 grades. Some with lisle tops, others all silk. In black and pais $2.50 Hose, $1.29 $1.25 Hose, 89c Of silk, for women, in black For women, semi-fashioned, of and colors. Slight mi’ runs. thread si!k,in black and colors, Men’s 55c Hose, 39c— hildren’s 35c Fibre silk, reinforced, in black Lisle Socks, 24c and colors. With prettily colored tops. 50c Hose, 29¢ 75c Socks, 48c For men, of mercerized lisle. Lisle, three-quarter length. Chambrays and ginghams trim- Men’s 90c Nainsook Union Suits, 69c Namm’s—Main Floor,