The evening world. Newspaper, June 8, 1922, Page 22

EORGE WIDDEN 3 This fifteen-year-old boy of No. 1193 Third Avenue took first ; prise for the most freckles at the May party of Thomas M. Farley, Democratic leader of the 14th Assembly District, Who Is The Most Freckled Boy Under 12 Yearsol Age| —IN— Manhattan Brooklyn Queens Bronx Richmond? Special Prizes}|| ot $50 for the Boy of each Borough $25 first prize five $5 prizes Send your photographs || to The Evening World || for publication in the Night Pictorial Edition (green paper), give full |, name, address and number of school. Manhattan Boys’ Photos Wili Appear on Monday Nights, Bronx on Tues- day Nights, Queens on Wednesday _ Nights, Brooklyn on Thursday Nights and Richmond on Friday _ Nights—Photo- graphs Will Be Received Until June 15, LAST N. Y. WAR DEAD HERE THIS MONTH ; 800 Bodies to Be Brought Back, Adjutant General Notified. ALBANY, June 8.—The remains of 300 American soldiers, @st of the New York State heroes buried in France, will be brought back to this country in the latter part of this month on a United States Army transport, according to a communi,, cation received by Adjutant Gener J. Lestie Kinclad from Lyvut. Sidney Buck of the New Yor Na- tional Guard Cemeterial Div’ sion, The bodies will be landod at the Brooklyn Army Base, —_—_.——-— 18,000 HEBREWS FLEE - FROM RUSSA FOR U. S. In Roumania raiting Beginving of Ne migration | Quota. BUCHARPST, June 8,—Retugees from | estimate i4here are now 18,000 Israelites from ussia or Wessacabia attempting to oMtain visas to their Rourmanian pastsports from the American Consulate, ' / all are endeavoring to get places on ‘ae Mst for July 1, when Roumania’s | thew quota for emigration to the United y Btates begins under the American im- , migration law. | — es - Skin Eruptions Are Usually Due to Constipation ‘When you are constipat- ed, there is not enough lubricant produced y oH system to keep the ‘ood waste soft. Doctors rescribe Nujol because its action is so close to this natural lubricant, Nujol is a lubricant—not & medicine or laaatlve— so cannot gripe. Try it today. A motto for every household when teeth are considered. “My teeth must be attended to," gets tiresome by and by. DO IT NOW! _ It means good health, good looks, / your future happiness. THE WATERBURY WAY provides best workmanship at cost less than for inferior service. Come tomorrow morning, have work fompletely by night. AD Languages Spoken = Lady Attendants a Established 1897 29 W. 34th St., New York -16 Fulton St Brooklyn 18.590 Sunpayeeevosee at af tel a counT BUDAPEST, Dentat Company Annual Btatement Audit Bureaw of Incorporated ANDRASSY, LOSES HUNGARY FLECTION, June 8.—Count ANY OF thelargest national advertis- ers of the country predicate their na- tion - wide campaigns uponwhat they are able to ac- complish in New York City. Their reasoning is obvious, when we ex- amine the figures just issued by the Merchants’ Association - of New York, based upon data fur- nished by the various rail- toads enter- ing the city. ring 1921 45,945,278 vis- itors came to New York, This is at the rate of about 125,000 every twenty - four hours, and does not include the 300,000 commut- ers who daily make New York their goal. In the course of a twelve-month it is safe to assume that nearly half of the country’s population spend a day or so in the metropolis. While here, they visit New York shops, buy New York mer- chandise, read New York newspapers. “These statistics,’’ says the Merchants’ As- sociation, ‘indicate why it is that the City of New York furnishes the ROYALIST, | garian Royalist Party, has been defeat- ed for Parliament in a by-election in An-| the Sopron district by a Social-Demo- rassy, prominent leader of the Hun- crat, M, Hebelt, best market, both wholesale and retail, in the world. The tides of commuters do a large part of their retail buy- . ing in New York City, while a considerable part of the other visitors come from various parts of the United States to purchase stock hegre.”’ Merchandise ad- vertised in New York, therefore, gains a national character even though ec n- fined to a compara- tivcly restricted geo- graphical area. Merchants and their buyers from } every town } andhamletin the country watch with keenest eyes the offerings of Man- hattan's shops, on shelf, in show-win- dow and in adver- tisement. Nine - tenths of them for- mulate their mer- chandising policies from the knowledge they gain from a single visit to Fifth Avenue. It is of moment, therefore, to the na- tional advertiser, to keep in mind the fact that THE WORLD, in its ‘*Ar- rival of Buyers" de- partment, registers the presence in New York of more out-of- town buyers of mer- chandise than any other newspaper in the city, by many thousands annually, MORNING SuNDAY | Member of 1 GravuRE EVENING 352,852 609,290 | Nesey 609,290 300,740 i Ciroulations Ending Sept. 90, 1991 —: NAMM’S FORTY-SIXTH SUCCESSFUL YEAR. BROOKLYN, _N. Y. STORE NEWS FOR FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1922, “Namm Idea” Sales Combined with Bargain Friday More Sales and Better Values Than on Any Friday in Many Months. the Savings That Only The Namm Method of Cash Buying and Selling Will March To-Day in the Boro’s Anniversary Day Parade @@ | @ Anniversary Day is essen- | tially a Brooklyn holiday. To-day it commemorates the ninety-third birthday of the founding of the Brooklyn Sun- day School Union #@ The significance of this day more exclusively then any other in the entire calendar of days. And besides being a schoo! holi- day, it's Dress-up Day for the | young folks, and all the newest | summery clothes and the stiffest hair ribbons make their appear- ance #@ The JUNIOR NAMM STORE during the past few weeks has been outfitting many the gala Anniversary Day Pa- rade @@: f B. H.N. | June 8, 1922. Over 125,000 Children makes it a Children’s,Holiday | of to-day’s young marchers in || Everybody May Share in Can Give. ALI NAMM 8 SON | The NAMM IDEA—To Buy for Cash, to Sell for Cash, Big Sales, Small Profits | 81°? White Fibre Sports Silk | It Takes Only a Few Yards 79c || for a Frock and Less for a Skirt , This is making new records even for. “Namm Idea” Sales! The Fibre Sports Silk that women love—pretty novelty effects.in the yard width —at a low price that’s amazing! 59c Changeable $1.59 Cream French Ser. } Tussah Silk The ries ey | Two-toned effects for blouses, French twill weave — slipover frocks and 3 6 Friday, at less than cost, linings. Yard wide: c ; a wan | 89c Ocean Cloth 69c $2.50 Satin Face Crepe de Chine In the 40-inch width—navy, blue, African $1.79 brown and black.. An excellent ma- terial for pretty black bathing suits—woven with an exceptionally heavy satiny finish, which gives a A yar high lustre. wide. Namm’s—Main Floor 1 @ Women’s Outing Skirts ; Sports and General Wear Summer days call for several smart wesh skirts to wear with blouse or sweater. A new purchase of these very desirable outing skirts, made of good quality hite lingn and gabardine; nicely tailored, pockets with button trimmed {SbRr) belts also peal button trimmed. Sizes 26 to 83 waistband. ®. Smart Cut-Out Patent Leather Pumps Special Value Fine Qualit for Friday on White Sateen 9 4c Made of a splendid quality white sateen, i ruffle with points, others lace trimmed. Namm's—Second Floor a | Of Sterling silver—on ribbon | sautoirs. Namm's—Main Floor | aise ee || Extra Size Petticoats $4-50 Indestructible \ Pearls *2-97 | The charming ‘American Beauty” pearls in the 24 inch strands of graduated sizes—10 kt. gold snaps— pretty for graduation gifts. $1-50 Silver Pencils 79c Mamm'o—Mels Fleer $2.50 Moire Silk Hand Bags, $1-59 Moire Silk Bags, showing the smart metal frames— ! in black or navy blue—in pouch effect, ‘lined with silk and fitted with inside compartment and mirror, Exceptional Value Sor Friday finished with neat hem- stitched hem, Cut generously full, extra’ size. Seco Silk Bloomers—For Friday, 79c Dotted Seco Silk or plain batiste in white and pastel colors; hemstitched Namm's—Second Floor . Priced at Big Savings One-Di For Bargain Friday Less than ne-Day Wholesale $2.8 5 Sale $ 8 75 Cost Only at © Light-weight Sweaters For Summer Days Regular $1.50 Values 9 Women’s soft Shetland wool slip-ons, in link-and-link weave; round neck, long sleeves, braided belt. Jade, Jockey, Copen- hagen and Brown. Superlative values. $30 Electric Lamps, $18-% For June Brides’ Gifts! Blue and silver or black and gold polychrome finish bases with silk shades finished with fringe and sunburst trimmings, $6 Table Lamps, $4.59 Art metal lamps with amber col- anels under metal shades. ored Complete with 6 ft. of cord. You won’t be able to duplicate these shoes in Greater New York Some all black, low,, Cuban or Junior French leather heels and welted soles. Ankle strap and regular strap styles. Sizes 3 to 7. Namm'y—Third Floor Normandy, dotted Swiss, soft anywhere near this price. A aflace and Cant ny, Smartest of the new shoe fashions Quite a Stunt Hyleein” anton crepe. Youthful —these In Shirt Sales Navy Henna Copen Patent Leather. Rose Periwinkle Black Strap Pumps Cut-Out Design Stitched in Red Men’s $1.25 SHIRTS At the Remarkably Low rice of Pp FINECORDEDMADRAS AND WOVEN MADRAS & It’s been a long, lon time since woven an corded madras shirts 14 to 20 years. Tweed Suits Reduced to #10 Clearance of these snappy for misses; box and tailored, orchid and copen. 14 to 20, Namm's—Second Floor Namm's—Second Floor Misses’ Dress de chines and pretty combinations All the delightful modes for summer oceasions at a price remarkably low. a es ¢ crepe suits rose, Infants’ Long Slips Si were priced so low. 57¢ 4 3 Cc Dainty za Sc Renge Thé assortment includes _ Values Styles . 36 to 44 a host of neat printed Made of fine quality nainsook; Bishop style with pretty and woven _ patterns; neckband style; double cuffs; dressy center pleat. Sizes 14 to 17. Namm's—Main Floor These are 17x18 in size. ‘Namm's—Second Floor ; 7 $100 Duofold Living Room Suites . At a Large Saving! Three $66 Pieces When you consider that ordi: living room suites are priced muc! higher you will realize-how remark- able are these DUOFOLD suites at $66. Convenient, too—a living room suite by day—a_bedroom suite by night. $325 Dining Room Suites A CLEARANCE! Suites consisting of NINE and TEN pieces, Mahi finish frames; imita- ueen Anne or Louis XVI. $] 85 tion jeavher upholstery; suite consists of chair, rocker and settee which opens out into a comfortable double bed. - $11 Cotton Mattresses Exceptional Value—Friday ! These mattresses are filled with $5.95 $13 Couch Hammocks, $7.97 Khaki —_ colored; soft top mattress; chain hung. Stand or awning ex- tra, pure white cotton, and covered with a good grade of ticking; in all sizes Namm's—EFifth Floor lace edging; others with embroidery yokes. Infants’ Quilted Pads 22c Well made, soft quilted pads, regularly priced 29¢. Namm's—Second Floor Imported Oil Paintings $12.50 Should Sell for $25 to $30. An oil painting for the June Bride makes a most delightful gift—and here it is at a tly reduced price. Framed in hand - carved frames to ‘match the beautiful colorings in the selection of Holland and Marine scenes. $10-5° Pastels, $4.50 Framed in two-tone carved fra) a beautiful selection of wood: and mountain scenes, Namm's—Third Woop