The evening world. Newspaper, June 23, 1922, Page 15

HEARST CANDIDACY GIVEN FRESH JOLT BY WOMEN VOTERS Meeting at Poughkeepsie Adopts Resolutions for Real Party Nominees. POUGHKEEPSIE, June 23.—Dem- @cratic women voters handed out a fresh jolt to the Hearst Gubernatorial aspirations at a luncheon here yes- terday when a resolution introduced by Mrs. Henry Morgenthau was unan- imously adopted. The luncheon and Meeting were held in the Nelson House. “Two years ago," said Mrs. Mor- genthau, “we had a great President and a great Governor. We may not have agreed with them always in de- tail, but we know they had vision, strength and high principles. There were certain men in the Democratic Party Who sought to discredit the Ad: ministration, and espec - ernor, by the lowest t ganda. We, the Dem of Dutchess County, welcome honest criticism of our party but repudiate insidious propaganda, and I should therefore like to propose the following resolution: “Resolved, That we urge in the State convention the nomination of such candidates as are truly repre- sentative of the principles of the Democratic Party, who supported the Democratic National and State tickets im 1920, and who are honorable and SPECIAL for FRIDAY & SATURDAY June 23rd Here’s Where You Save dc THE BIGGEST CANDY BUY IN THE CITY ASSO! LOFTY! STICKS BRIARC Big Thre CARTON Valae Giving Extraordinary! Another Big Week-End Sensation! BRIARCLIFF | MILK CHOCO- SSORTED FRUITS— The choicest and ripest fresh fruits—the season’s finest— abundant with luscious juice, en- shrined in rich Fondant Cream our | Cele- brated BRIAR - CLIFF Milk Choc- olate. Reg. 79c UND NET RTED “i All (box-of-9) Soc 19¢€ COVERED SWEET rounb ner” 4 49c pall I Pe “CHOCOLATE R larly FULL, POUND Al 9c FRESH | honored members.of the communities in which they live. To such cand! dates, and to such alone, we pledge cur loyal support.”’ About fifty women were present ot the meeting, over which Mrs. Morgen- thau presided. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt was present, together with Mrs. William Albro, Miss Albro, Miss Margaret Mack, Miss Anne Murphy, Miss Jessie Pelton, Mrs. E. M. Burns, Miss Mary Comerford, Miss Anne Hinkley, Miss Rhoda Hinkley, Dr. Helen Palliser, Miss Mary Ryan, Mrs. John K, Sague, Mrs. M. H. Sullivan, Mrs. Francis S, Smithers, Miss Mary Taber, Miss Dora Taylor, Mrs. John ¥. Tynan, Miss Mary Wagner, Mrs. George Worrall, Miss Laura J. Wylie, Mrs. John F, Ringwood, Mrs. Henry D. Sayres, Mrs, Welsh, Mrs. Arthuc De Garis, Mrs. C. Cook, Miss E. Guernsey, Mrs. Dubois and Mrs. Ed- win Coffin, ss IN A HURRY, 80 THEY GET PRE- MATURE BATH. MEMPHIS, Tenn,, June 23.—Streams from several lines of fire hose were turned on unruly crowds which stormed the gates of the New Municipal Swim- ming Pool here last night, when the police reserves failed to restore order, ‘The crowd took its premature bath good naturedly. Tasty Food adds to the health, hap- piness and good humor of all the family—and it’s that makes the food tasty A dressing for meat, fish, eggs, salads and vegetables. MADE IN U. S. A. At Grocers and Delicatessen Stores E, Pritchard, 827 Spring St., N. Y. and 24th for While They Last | | FOR EXACT LOCATIONS SEE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY ' Ck, ee ee - owed -) a oe A Most Extraordinary Clothing Sale Made Necessary by the DISSOLUTION After Operating 21 Years in Partnership as Manufacturers and Retailers of Men’s Clothing, Nathan Trivers Now Becomes Sole Owner of Nathan Trivers & Bro. To liquidate the affairs of the firm We Have Decided to Sell At Once OUR ENTIRE Le $400,000 Stock Men’s and Young Men’s Clothing At Tremendous Price Sacrifices! The values are unquestionably the greatest ever offered to the panne "| by any clothing house in New York. Every garment in this sale at both stores is typical of the standard of Trivers Clothes, known and worn by hundreds of thousands of men and young men in New York City and every city where we have Stores. They are the production of the foremost clothes makers of New York, Rochester and Chicago, and represent a quality of clothes that every man would be interested in wearing. Sale Starts Today Men’s and Young Men’s $35 i oa Suits » 228 Headquarters for Summer Clothes 801-807 BROADWAY Corner 11th Street 1600 BROADWAY Corner 48th Street (Rector’s Corner) i} Men’s and Young Men’s $40 Trivers Suits Now $97.50 | ? Men’s and ere Men’s $55 and $655 uits 539° Tailored by— Goodman & Suss G. G. G. Tip Top Clothes H. M. Lindenthal # Stratford, Chadwick & Others White Flannel Pants Men’s and Young Men’s $25 and wind Trivers Suits 11TH STREET STORE ONLY. Men’s and Young Men’s $45 Trivers Suits $39.50 All-Wool Pants Worsteds, We sell more summer clothing than any other house in New York City— BECAUSE we have 15 branch stores in the South alone. The volume needed to supply the demand of our trade is immense—naturally we gain greater price concessions than the ordinary retailer. These savings we pass on to our cus- tomers. Our windows tell the story—-compare and save! Fine Silk Tropical Worsteds Mohair Suits & Gabardine Suits Genuine Palm Beach Suits tweeds, herring- _ Worth bones—all hereto match your —_—UP 0 $8.50 coat and vest. Try your luck 4 AUCTIONS Rich in Buying Opportunities Before you do another thing, send for complete lists on these sales. You will find that they contain many items which can be obtained at exceptionally low prices and which have a large ur resale value, SAN ANTONIO, JULY 6th, 1922 SAN FRANCISCO, JULY 12th, 1922 Clothing Building Material Hardw: Medical. Supplies Signal Corps Supplies For complete list, write;— Q. M, SUPPLY OFFICER General Intermediate Depot, Fort Mason, San Francisco Cal, OMAHA, NEB. JULY 13th, 1922 Shoe Findings Shoe Machinery Subsistence For complete lie write-— 9. M: SUPPLY Qrrtcen, | General Ini Depot, NSW Porcataa Re lst Av. & 69th St, Brooklyn, N.Y- Chicago, fii. bie) vi Service Equipment ledical Supplies For complete ‘ist, write:— Q. M, SUPPLY OFFICER, Depot 2, Fort Sam Houston, Texas WASHINGTON, D. C., JULY 7th, 1922 Hardware Clothing Subsistence Eaginecring Material For complete list, writer— Write for the itemized lists, as the above listings are but general groups. The Government reserves the right to reject say 01 or all bids. and save! 1iTH STREET STORE ONLY. $3.75 As previously announced, after extensive alterations our entire establishment will be occupied as an EXCLUSIVE TWO PANTS SUIT HOUSE. Further details at a later date. Right now, dur- ing this sale, we offer hundreds of Two Pants Suits to select from at the lowest prices in the city. Extra Fitters Extra Tailors Extra Salesmen ‘ge 12 ‘160 801-807 Broadway Sale Starts Today | Cor. 11th St. Open Saturday Evening Till 10 o’Clock. at Both Stores Cor. 48th St. 50 $25 Gabardine 16 15 $ Topcoats Stores | in Principal | Cities 1600 Broadway | (Rector’s Cor Open Every Evening, Including Saturday, TIM) 305 —ve to $15 ¥ Building,