The evening world. Newspaper, August 24, 1922, Page 11

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1922. blages. ‘Two fireme 1670-52 YEARS OF SUCCESSFUL SELLING—1922 JABS! paiie 2 5. FE. COR, 124TH » & 3rd. AVE. ee a Fresh . America Has Most Beautiful) A!ed Newman of London, who has . : been fiving tn Australia for a few Women and Architecture, |seara, and is now at the Pennayivania “LT have been groatly improsved by the | FINKENBERG' ww. Says Londoner. Fruits autontatic way in whieh you seem to be regulated It seems as though f By Roger Batchelder. you were almost ‘whot’ to work, and ed when there e and “In five minutes in New York 1] the anni ions on the faces saw more beautiful women than dur-|or the 1 seem to reflect a ing my five years abroad," reported | #ieut toss To ine your Hite is al AUGUST CLEARANCE H. J. Stowitts, « native Californian | Mest Meomprehensible,” who has just arrived at the Astor nF ie Le on e a FINAL REDUCTIONS NOW IN EFFECT! from London. “Nor are the women es me nas inert eee We must clear away a surplus stock of furniture which of Europe so well dressed ax yours] 7" NORE one cannot be held over during the summer. To make room not even the women of Paris, No om ra . bo - ne ie a bs we have marked all these single outfits and articles at matter in what part of the world you] O44 AU RIEP RONG IONS Ge: TELE x , : prices that foresighted customers will snatch at kel ‘omniodore is home town, Trum oa lo " "1 \ y stores in the Metr ‘ ch at quickly, mneet her, the American woman is the bt spathlane Auetios ee Me ee Are on sale in the majority of our store the Me Wopoliesn This is a reduction in price but not in quality. Values bent dressed: you cannot fail to rec | Pill Houneee, . District. Our buyers are constantly searching the markets to ob- offered are extraordinary. If you are looking for bar- tata et HS lothes: _ tain the choicest grades, and due to our enormous purchasing power, gains do not miss this sale! rehiter New York is n absence."’ fs of the MEN AID IN FIRE FIGHT PROMINENT NEW YORK astounding after su we are able to offer the following varieties at strictly economy prices: Small Payment Delivers Any of he continued “BE ything Peaches Celery New Potatoes Sweet Corn Carrots 2 * 5 the modern, Arti France seems altace, Bananas Lima Beans Lettuce Beets Sweet Potatoes to-be tired out; everything of note} Apples that she has is centuries old. The beauty of Paris les in its, streets and avenues, and those were planned and built in Napoleon's time Lakeville sectio Fis! the Hroadway 7 “It'd a Joy to be back in the centre] partially deatroyed by two fires ea of the univers ee Ue a im. with a loss of abou Don’t serve WORLD WAR BOOMED SOUTH] jo. 6. iow t H U P AFRICA, car th aa ne top beets the same I "The rapid development of South }ghort circuited Mittin mae ine at Deoeeer ae tnlty Table 4 as eens in tue World wis | oars prow nen from the viel old way ‘gaia : * $1298 reported Paul P. Pearson, at the Pennaylyania, from Port Blizaveth, South Africa, “Before that time we Here's a brand-new re- cipe that will surprise you with its simplicity— Beets in Sauce: Slice 8 smull cooked beets. Lct stand in boiling water 10 1 Drain, reserving liqu' \eblesbgon butter. A were an importing country,” he ex- ¢ Plained, ‘but the necessity of supply ) ing other nations with our products i became so urgent that we had to meet it. Since then we have continued to CHOCOLATE’ export. “The confidence in our ability to why we started to manufacture our own boots. We now of facto! yh a which t articles. ‘These a A&P 8-oz. Bottle - - 15c KETCHUP 16-02. Bottle - - 27¢ pial Dining fet, China Cloret Kxtens Suite, solid Golden Gab in our free book," Salads, Sup. pers, Picnics OLID nourish- consumption only, for ment for the au : |*Rainy Day” Clothes Lines 50-tt. hank 10c) A&F Ammonia IW oz. vottle tuct Seaeaebyr tion Renata crrscven iin children — builds Oh Weat arth at. New Vork.NvY Argo Gloss Starch pkg 9c/Old Dutch Cleanser can 8c tions,” sturdy limbs and Its flavor has placed it Kirkman’s Soap es cake Se Gold Dust large pkg 25¢ eee are peeeeeren on a Million tables Lux . pkg 10c! 2-in-1 Shoe Polish hox 12 WISCONSIN ON TOP. 6 ye a eg pr all ground prosperity Wiscon it to them at meals as the rest of the country’ beaten, instead of tea or co- in the opinion of W. H. Griffith, at ‘hey Move thi the Astor, from Green Bay coe; ey tove the “I retired from business some! Melicious chocolate The Mustard years ago,” he said, “thinking that flavor. ASP Pure Clarified Cider as bi. Vinegar“ 12-c A&P Mayonnaise Salad Dressing - 1202. boule 25c| 1 have looked over the prospecta in this part of the country and other fields, 1 have decided to start agnin uy me i me Shaker Salt pkg 10¢ Armour s, Corned Beef small can 24¢ and the «% which are eoming this } year will Setag aml money to every loconall one a XE pen Cc H HE CAN'T UNDERSTAND US. % meat, fish, 1a) astounded by the continual salads and . 7 } Ideal for Washing Machi: f ‘ Wonderful White Chipped leal for Washing Machine P| of American lite," remarked soups. Thug, Wonder Ke fer all Kitchen Work and General Seap washes clothe without Cleaning. 2-POUND PACKAGE 19¢ “Tona” ona” Tomatoes can 10c| can 10c rubbing or boiling 12-OUNCE PACKAGE Ss &£ “Tona’ Peas . . can lfona” Peas . . can 13c| AEARN - - Founded 1827 FOURTEENTH STREET WEST OF FIFTH AVE Har arbor eel Hed, heavy posts ional inlined Davenette, 1 (well madi each 5Sc| Duryea’s Corn Starch pkg 12¢ ANN UAL AUGUST SALE OF Encore Olive Oil os. full quart can 92¢ | Beardsley’s Shredded Codfish pkg 12c Sunavercot Hg Alc are fresh gathered, carefully selected and slupped to us direct from the choicest Egg-Producing Dstricts New Laid EGGS Dozen, 353¢ EVERY EGG GUARANTEED GRANDMOTHER'S | ou BREAD = ope Summer Cereals at A&P Economy Prices FURS Fur coats and small furs of the newest and smartest siyles at prices that have set anew Fur Selling record for August. = $49.98 Sunnybrook Eggs Laskin Seal (dyed Coney) Coats giant ae 155: Usual Value 235.00 Sealine (dyed Cor « ved 50] | August Sale Usual Value 100,00 my Nulle~ Finite Ben Drewte niimy” Chittonter, D and {ull wlee Te 45 inches long—gray squirrel, or natural skunk collar—mandarin sleeves trim- med with matching furs—exquisitel 40 inches long—shaw! Kellogg’s Corn Flakes pkg 8c | Puffed Rice E : pkg 15c lined with canton *crepeelaborately sleeve s—silk lining Post Toasties Superior Corn Flakes pkg fe Relley SEAT Fan phe ine 5 FOR COOKING rE ; Fancy Green Apples OR EATING 7 * 4 Ibs. 25¢ Hudson Seal Coats—(dyed | Natural Muskrat Coats—40 | . c,- Sea ~ Muskrat)—40 inches long inches long four striped Bien Min . 66 novelty girdles — attractive | border—Raccoon shawl col- | usual va! 29.50 m 99 silk lining—self trimmed— lar and deep cuffs—silk lin- . usual value 350.00. 245.00 | ings to match- Natura awl Collar sual val d Natural Muskrat Coats—go " hs ie ke 435,00 value 4 ale 44.50 COF ER inches long— ‘ ves at Coats 4o h " ow i engtn-— x ible usual value 165.00. 100.00 Viusl valuetaeco, 110100 t dow ll enjoy ils /ull- ¢ Notural Raccoon Coats—4o | Fox Scarfs— silk lined or dou 4 bodied strength ils inch length ble furred- | P 5 iclightful aro: ts usual value 300.00. 200.00 usual value 37.50, 25.00 | °25° E80 | a ye Is Ee the biggest coffee valuc Ib “ee ‘ : . in town at Furs purchased in this Sale will be stored, free of charge until December Ist, on ornare e Payment of 14 of Purchase Price. Fur Department, S Floor, THE TEA See Pages 13 and 23 for Other Mearn Advertising GREAT AT Gee 0. @8 Store Closed All Day Saturday During August Tir LANGES RGTRIT GROCERS 7 GP | THE LARGEST RETALL GROCERS | IN THE WORLD oe