The evening world. [volume], April 15, 1920, Final Edition, Image 7

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l EAlGHERS TOLDT
TO QUIT UNIONS
St Louis Board Forbids Organiza
tion Under penalty of
i Discharge.
' ETC XjOOIS, April IS. The Board ot
XSoesiloa notified pobllo school teachers
not only to refrain from Joining- the
Csatrai Trades and Labor Union, hut
lra that hlsh school teachers belonglns
to the nnlon mutt withdraw from their
afiWstlon with the American reiteration
C Lolxr or lose their Jobs.
Acres Slatti Strike Leader In J err
OTlcaas.
NEW ORLEANS, April 15. O.
Bachcrt, the ninth leader of the strik
ing switchmen for whom a warrant
2nd been Issued, has boon arrested by
Vedoral authorities and later, with
the eight arrested previously, was re
leased on $1,000 bafl to await the
action of tho urana Jury, which will
meet to-morrow.
Straits Again Ileada Peace Society.
Oscar S. Straus was elected Presl
. dent 0 the New York Pe&ca BoclntT
at the annual myelin In the Hotl
Astor yesterday, succeeding Andrew
Caxncfrlc. Mr. Straus was first Presi
dent of the society when It was founded.
thirteen years ago. Tho meeting
adopted resolutions canine upon tho
President ana the Senate to accept and
rauiy ine pence treaty.
Han VFooaded in SHemldtr Befasea
Information.
VThtle harlnx his hair oat ta barber
shop at No. 313 Areoue A, Alphonse
Cavalleri, twenty-fonr. of No. 1)4 But
lsui street, was snot inrousn mi rwm
shoulder by an unidentified man. lie
was taken to Betleme Hospital, where
he refused to aire any Information re
carding the shootlnr.
vvnaai
Vste.
Supreme Ooort Justice John V. Xfc
Atot Issued an order yesterday dectar-
uie ltepuoncan vjourrcy v;onuniuca irom
iry District, tho Bronx.
can
the Hlxth Asset
had been elected at the recent Primary
or a majority or one vote over William
Wettlngfeld, Cowan receiving 16 and
Wcttlnsrfeld 14 votes.- The contest was
Bank of Eacland IlaUea DUetut
Rate.
LONDON, April 11 The rate of
dlspount of the Dank of Ens-land was
raised from ( to 7 per cent, to-day.
Efficiency
Eye-eaM increases yoar
comfort and efficiency;
Soft-Lite increase yoar
eye-eat! pre-war price
u. stNonn
20 Broadway 156 Fatten St
USSMafiwnAv 609 W. lSUtSL
981 Prctpect Av.
0$
FUR STORAGE
(COLDDKSTAIE)
1 ' 2
ABSOLUTE SECURITY"
ALTERATIONS AT SUMMER PRICES
384- FIFTH AVENUE
Between 35th andLi36th Sts
PHONE E044 GREELEY
lnc that Thomas Cowan, candidate for over a void ballot.
Mil kUlsatfsalaW W
m HI
franklin Simon &Go.
y Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets
The Characteristics of
a French Gown in
C4 TAFFETA FRO CK
For MISSES
- '68.00
Twin to d Paris impart that was
priced 165.00, sister to frocks no
more charming now seen on the
Avenue at double its modest prica
T is unusual to find the &own
of one's wishes at the price
of one's hopes. Yet 'here it
is an afternoon frock, a matinee
frock, for the fcay little affairs of this
briftht season. The excellent quality
tafieta is shirred into a basque bodice,
and fashioned outstanding over the
hips, puffy and bouffant Iris Vleli
cately softened with an apron tunic
and bib collar of antique patterned
filet lace. It is hard to speak well
enough of a drejs that speaks so well
for itself. Sizes 14 to 20 years.
Mm
mm
Less Than a Nickel
Week
This is all that Swift & Com
pany's profit cost the average
American family in 1919.
Here are the figures and author
' ities for them.
The average consumption of
meat per person for a year is about
180 pounds (U. S. Government).
The average American family is
4'j persons (U. S. Census).
Swift & Company's profit from
all sources in 1919 averaged less
than V4 cent per pound on all
products including meat
This averages for the family leu than the
price of
1 cigar per week for father, or
1 street car fare per week for mother, or
1 package of gum per week
for the children.
The complex service which we
furnish the public is efficient and
economical. The cost to the public
in the shape of profit is too small to
be noticeable in the family meat bilL
Swift & Company, U. S. A.
Skvsnusn Wholesale Distributing Msikata in
Grtster Nw York
Csntral Office. 32 Tenth Ar.no
O. J. Edwards, District Manager
P
1
NorthWestCornerSixthAve&-Str.
Beautiful Home
Futnitute
Need Not Be
Expensive
The proof it offered in these great
savings in fine furniture; values
that are truly remarkable at prices
and on terms to meet every purse.
"We Make Terms to Fit"
m t r .l- Two-inch posts, heavy cross rods,
Nam F.gure Tag. on Everything five heayyp fir,. fur feet
Mofor Truth Deliveries Evtryuhat three feet wido; only jC? .98
.v . icu:i (milieu kjuniiii ui
as illustrated, at theso beds, at
Greenpoint Bed
16
ii ! tw esq
I'1 ni .....iiialB 3 Black, Navy Bluer Brown
B OTHER TAFFETA FROCKS for MISSES I
j E 29.50 to 195.00 1
jJl MISSES' DRESS SHOP Second Floor !
j I TGE- j
American Walnut Louis XVI. Period Suite
10 Pieces, consisting of BUFFET, CHINA CLOSET, SERVING TABLE
and DINING TABLE, 48 in. wide, 6 ft. extension) C & (T F" .00
1 Arm (.hair and 5 aide (.hairs to match with genuine
Leather Slip Seats; a illustrated, at
3-Piece Kroehler Kodav Suite
Consisting of Duofold Sofa Bed, Arm Chair and Rocker in Mahogany or
Golden Oak with fine imitation Spanish leather; settee $ d g .98
manes a runsizeti pea; wnen ciosca is lour i m i wiuoj
this does not include mattress; as illustrated, at
OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS
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Herald &aure
'dvay.MthteJSthSt.
OF INTEREST
Of course, our luggage sales are of interest, but there
is relatively just as much value represented in our
regular offerings at lowest-in-the-city prices.
I LtKHK DrpU. firth slew. 34th Street. Bear
ImOOrtt3.nt Hand or Nail Scrubs
3,000 Solid Wood Back Hand or Nail Scrubs in various
Anii, 0l' mBni r n enn t , kinds of wood; assorted bristles s:t at different angles.
Another bhipment Of 2,500 Dozens gome have handles, others have pcrloratcd backs. Every
jflfiflXESraJ Peroxide brush a good value.
Hardwater Soap , Spcdal 39c
iT The standard Na'u Scrubs made by Kent of England may
at the Special price Of also-be had here at reasonable prices.
69c per dozen cakes I . . MUitary Hair rushes
r 325 pairs of Solid Cotobola Wood Back Military Hair
pqeked in dozens only Brushes, with all-penetrating, bristles.
Made in accordance with our own lormula, which produces . fco I o on7
a soap that is as good as the $2.00 brand. Special vp,r o - vp.sr pair
CMrs Drag Depart meat, Hals FUer. near.
Silks
Specially
Priced
All Silk Crepe de Chine $2.49 yd.
Lowest verified price elsewhere $3.25'
Excellent quality and weight. Full assortment of light and
dark colors, and black. 40 inches wide.
Colored Dress Taffeta $2.89 yd.
Our usual price $3.49 and $3.79 yard
Superior quality in navy blue, brown, Belgian, tan, gray,
light. and dark changeable combinations. 36 incites.
Silk Tricolettc $3.49 yd.
Our usual price up to $6.49 yd.
Good quality; light and dark colors and black. 36 inches wide.
Black Charmeuse de Luxe $3.79 yd.
Our usual price $4.49
Superior quality, lustrous. 40 inches wide.
On Sale To-Morrow
JSWTS Srmnl lloor. Sikli Mrret.
Women's Extra
Size Coats
$39.7
Size3 42K to 52H
A special opportunity to purchase coats for the full
figure at an unusually low price. There are four
styles in slender giving lines made of fine men's
wear serge, herringbone and cheviots. Some are
full lined, others lined to the hips with fancy col
ored silk. Colors navy, black, wood brown and
Oxford.
Women's Capes
and Wraps
$23.74 to $48.75
Ten different styles in this range of prices. All are of high
grade serges or tricotines. There are accordion pleated wraps
with large cape collars, trimmed with stitching. Sizes 34 to 44.
On Silt To-Morrou)
fio Thld riour. llllli Mrcct, Kint.
500
More Tailored Hats
For Little Miss 7 to 14
Similar to those we
offered yesterday.
$1.98
The sale was a distinct success.
Mothers appreciated the quality of
the hats and little girls were capti
vated with the becoming shapes.
Fine quality China Milan and rough
straws white, black, navy and
combinqtions trimmed with ribbon
bands and streamers.
Formerly sold for
$2.84 to $3.96 each .
Oscjrs Mrrgnd Floor, Ctntr.
More New Trimmed Hats
Special, $5.49
Outclass all trimmed hats similarly priced else
where. Large dress hats, with Milan hemp crowns and brims ot
Georgette, with long ostrich leather across the. front.
Medium sized hats in oft-the-tace models, with entire
tlower Ironts in all the new colors.
Georgette hats with llower wreaths.
Smart turbans in youthful styles.
All the hols in this collection are in the newest colors.
On Sale To-Morrow
Onen Second lloor, 34th Mtrrrt, front
125
Pieces
of
LongCloth
10 Yards
in Each Piece
$2.59
Oxidized Bag Frames
Specially priced at
84C IncludinB tax.
Regularly priced at 99c
Each
36 inches wide;
soft finish, medium
weight for women's
and children's
undergarments.
On Sale To-Morrow
AMTS Mecond Floor, Centre.
Dress Ginghams
44C yard
The charming plaids, checks and stripes of this good service
able gingham will suggest many ways of making summer
frocks both for you and for the children.'
There arc many fresh and attractive colors; 31 inches wide.
On Sale To-Morrow
I Beooad Floor, Center
These good-looking frames are fashioned iri four attractive" de
signs and shapes. The ones illustrated are typical of the assort
ment, well made, well wearing and easily made up with a bit of
silk into smart hand bags. "
They measure about five and one-half inches wide.
On Sa'e To-Morrow
Cr Main Hoof 31th Htrert Ilrmr
liiilllll
STORE HOURS 0 TO S.30
.