The evening world. [volume], August 16, 1920, Wall St. - Final Edition, Page 8, Image 8

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THE EVENING WORLD, MOWDAfT, ATTGTTST
I ,,1111 I ISI t Willi W
Rather eye is on
ftriTiu nnnnnrof
LAI IN UUITOtto
ft 1
jg&jytHr,
New York's Former Forecas-
f tljr Enters G. O. P. Race
in New Jersey.
nner" Dunn, tho famous rore-
la a contestant In a five
flcht for tho ItopufoUcnn
oityjifttlon for Congress, officially
opeiUnR his camjvxien in .-Mown, m.
fcrN tfi-nlght for the battle of tho fri
es. The district mvoivoa is t..ic
... ... . - A
nib. which includes uio neart 01
jNoWirk and tho cltlos of Orance and
taaat! Orange.
f Otfoosed to tho "farmer" aro for
,SneriConKrflnAn It. Wayne Parker,
& Uwrcr of Jfownrle, from one of tho
HjdjjtamlllesM: Charles A. Ias Master
f f Onuure. and "William C, Cope and
.JCapB and Lo Master aro tho neaas or
Utftnces colleges and Connolly Is a
firrUfer and lecturer, Parker Is the
feholoe of the org-nnlzatlon. Daniel F.
fellnlhan, a Democrat, Is now tho
iConircsaman from tho Ninth DlfltricL
. .'""Runver" Dunn Is running on a,
. Jplatform of six words, which Is all
Sho jyorda thoy allow for a platform
pa New Jersey when a. cnndldate
'elocU ' to deslgnato one, Tho farm
cr platform la "Americanism, Local
OpU6nj No Foreign Entangloments."
I KHaa B. Dunn was affcctlonotoly
known by thousands of people In Uils
"lty , and" country when he was In
ehargo of tho Weather Bureau, his
resignation In 189S tormlnatlnir a ser
vice lof twenty-five years, sixteen of
Vhlcii were spent In New York. He
not nly told the people when It was
colng to rain and when It was go
ifnir io bo cold, but could. tell a long
ilmbVahead about a big storm or u
rood! in a certain section of tho coun-
r"i Relievo in giving tho people what
-thoy want," he said to-day, on tho
bve of tho launching of his compalgn.
iTtmt Is why 1 am for local option,
Whatever the pcoplo want let thorn
'Vnl.lfnM l hv wtffironrlltm nml If 1
I xo to "Washington, I shall vote for
I (whatever the majority of my clientele
decide -upon. Ono big thing that the
SJscodIq of New Jersey want Is the
MecDCnln of tho channel all along tho
(Jersey shore. That Is how I camo to
be a candidate.
trainee "Jtarmor" Dunn resigned from
ijth Weather Bureau ho has teen far
(from an idle man. He has lectured
3md written magazine artlo'.i anil a
couplo of bootts, ono of the latter Mo
llis The Weather and How to Foro
IcoJrt It," He Invented ono of tho first
dnovlnir cloture- machines and a
vacuum cleaner; also tho speed con
it roller, which controls the voltage on
jan electric arc and on Which 'he and
lvalues.
"On the wet and dry question," said
WEATHER WIZARD
WHO FORECASTS OWN
SUCCESS AT POLLS
' i -lis
"vsi
AUTOS CRASH, WOMAN HURT.
Mrs. lluth Fink, No. SGI lino Avcmio,
the flroni, was Injured slightly In an
sutomobllu lu-cldent early to-day In Cvn
trsl l'ark. Hhe was In a taxi with her
husband, Harry, on Uib way home. Tliore
was a collljlon botwecn the taxi and an
automobile driven by Charles l.ticdn. No,
261 Kast Ninth Rtrent, who wan arrcatel
on a char en of reckless drlrlng and
taken to the arsenal station. Ifr. Fink's
lip was Jj&dly cut by broken glann and
she was treated at Mower Hospital by
Urr Sard.
Cos Tnrltrd to Addr Jrrnrf Hen
IJELVIDIJW:, N. J., Aug. (Jov
eonor Ilwarda Is chcdulod to make
nn address at the picnic of the Htato
Farmers and Ornntrcra here on Wednes
day. Tho commute it trying to Induce
iov. Cox of Ohio, Democratic rnndldate
for I'ri-nldcrrt. to nttend tho picnic.
FRESH, FRAGRANT, DELICIOUS
ORANGE PEKOE TEA
ia laden with the invigorating and refreshing
qualities that are only to be found in perfect
tea Fresh and Pure always from the Moun
tain Tea Gardens.
ELIAS E. ("FARMER".). DUNN.
Mr. Dunn, "I stand where the .people
stand. There Is no use of trying to
deny that thore Is a great deal of dis
satisfaction on the Prohibition ques
tion, and I believe on that nn I do on
every other question which affects
tho TiDonle. I hollevo in their ex
pressing tholr opinion on everything
and giving to tho majority what they
want.
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.STORAGE.
FURNITURE SALE
NOTICE TO NEWLYWEDS
SAVE 50 TO 75
Dlf DirftlM In Ntw pirlod rurnltur.
Itrtnd Nrw Oitfrmoor lUtttru tnd Hprlnct.
JIHAND NEW DAVENI'OnT HUD. 150.
A dun nne birk ulour Hvtng room H. . 70.00
Mat mult y nd walnut Utlruom wli,.,. ltil.00
Vriour llilns room wt, Jwwt ciuklont, . 145.00
Tn-irirr dlntm room milt tomplrte. . U3.00
I1017 bedroom Mt. cwnplrtr 175 00
Tl.rw H'ft rrtl lritlur llbrarr tel.... Cfi W)
MAtioiinr dlnluf rtirta trl, 10 rlrre,., 295 00
Walnut dlnlni room H. 10 plrre. ... 2H00
1800 U IN I. NO ltUOM HKT 850.00
BUY NOW FREE STORAGE TWO MONTHS
Ixrie aiaortmnit of Tirln-bftlroom itli. In
PtrltUn irry, Ifory. Walnut. He Chippen
dale, HbrraUn and ttaltin ItrnaUaanc Utrj
lng ronm aet a. Cheat rt Mr M Ltiln Itoom trta.
Ciit- Die a aua uirraiuiim.
LEXINGTON STORAGE CO.,
690 Lexington Av., near 57th.
ASK FOR and CET
HrSeEcps
The Original
mailed Milk
for Infants and Invnilda
AtoU Imitations and Substitutes
Gordon &Bilvorth
Real
OrangeIaqjiaiabe
NorthWestCornerSixthAve&I5t-cStr.
Furniture
S cilc
$187.500
Furniture & Rugs
V S1 01 fff
Porceloid Side leer
Our Prices WIH Surprise You. Come in, Hys'njc, Solid Oalt, Porceloid
inspect the pieces look at the prices Food Compart- C elk Tfc 08
and realize tho many dollars you will ment, as lllue- V -ffttg.JO
save. Take advantace of this AUGUST l"nted 2W
SALE a never-to-be-forBotten chance. f). Tlani(inA CyoAU
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN , . v" ,
figures Invites Your Account
4-Piece Queen Anne Period Dininq Room
buite in Genuine Quartered Oak
Consisting of BUFFET GO inches wide, CHINA Cfkiss'tflv K(
OflSET. SERVING TABLE. DIN1NO TABLE. AH V JB.0U
Inchtm. C ft. Mien. ion. Four Plsce.i t . . UtX&Qjr
Jt,
Greenpolnt V.'ood Finish Metal Bed
In Antique Ivory Finish, with
perforated panel and
Chiftorobe
iZ Am SO A Q" Anno Period
rgUed medallions, a. -gl .0 Suto , American SKfl.25
H!utraUd,at W Walnut Q
CLOSED SATURDAY AT 1 P. M.
MOTOR TRUCK DELIVERIES.
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BR00KLYN
Oppenheiw.luns &
FULTON STREET BROOKLYN
Announce for Tuesday
A. Great Clear-Away Sale of
Cotton Voile Blouses
Summer Blouses that Sold Here at 2.00 and 295
Are Combined with a Large- Special Purchase,
Making This a MostExtrao r dinar y Economy Event
Tailored and dressy models. Some prettily embroidered, tucked
or laco trimmed, and others with organdie collar and cuffs.
Sale Price
1.15
Values up to
2.95
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p. Mi JM jllijl. j liplllfti p.m.
Grand C entraJ Pa j CLC&
Lexington Ave.r 46th to 47th, St., New York
LAST DAYS
This, the greatest sale iri the mercantile history of the City of New York, is
now in the last few' days. The great salesroom, which, by the way, is the coolest
shopping room in the city, will have to be given up shortly, a3 the room has been
scheduled for great industrial shows.
Do not neglect this opportunity to buy WANTJSD goods at much less than
"regular" prices. We are very anxious to wind up our affairs in the domestic
business, and are making it an object to you to help us do so.
Bear in mind the fact that the merchandise offered in this sale comes from
some of the leading manufacturers in the United States. It is all "regular"
goods; there are no "job lots," no "seconds" all strictly reliable goods.
Shoes Tremendous Values
Perhaps it would help our sale if we told you where these shoes come
from but it would hurt the sale of the same shoes, which, under nationally
known trade marks, are being sold, day by day, in regular stores everywhere,
and, through courtesy, we do not mention them.
For Men
One of the tremendous values
to be found in this great sale is
the shoe pictured here.
No. 7203 An English
model, straight lace; blind
eyelets, Goodyear welt, in
sizes 6 to 11. A wonder at
3.00
For Women
Amongst the many striking bargains
featured here is this shoe.
No. 1800 Five eyelet lace Oxford,
welted soles, military heels,
fashioned of gun metal
leather, sires 2'A to 8; AA to D
widths, wonderful values at
.50
u
For Breakfast
A
A re a dy-t o-eatToods Ve el
and nut-like in flavor
economical no waste
full of the nourishment of
wheat and malted barley
baked twenty hours never
spoils in its wax-wrapped
package.
i Order from your grocer
Youil eat torapesNuts
again and again!
Wade by Postum Cereal Co., Inc., Battle CreeK, Mich.
Silks-Beautiful Weaves-Bargains
Silks such as these are cn sale in high class stores, but at much higher
prices. The weaves and colorings are of the very best, and the prices are
so much under those necessary to charge in regular business that women
who wear silk extensively will profit greatly here and now.
Japanese Lace
Stripe Satin
This is a wonderful fabric. 36 inches
wide, it is adapted for men's shirts and
women's blouses, es well es women's and
children's dresses and underwear.
At this price it is one of those rare values
which make this sale so remarkable.
.50
. White Silk
Jersey Cloth
36 inches wide, this silk is splendidly
adapted for dainty lingerie, and at this
very low price is a decided bargain.
98c
Silk and Cotton
Sport Cloth
36 inches wide, in a variety of colors,
wide or narrow stripes. For sport skirts
and dresses this is a splendid cloth and a
real value at this price.
White and Black & O
Corded Silk W
36 inches wide, a beautiful weave, this is
especially adapted for mourning wear, and
is also beautiful for general wear. The qual
ity of the silk should not be judged Jjy the
price, as it is a remarkable value.
Woolens for Men's or Women's Wear
The assortment of woolens of the better kinds which may be found
here will enable you to have the suit,' wrap, dress or skirt that you want at
much less than you have expected to pay for it. See them now; it will pay
you handsomely.
Range W. 3001
$4.00 Yard
20 ounce, 54 inch wool cheviot cloaking
for women. Shadow plaids in a range of
colors, including olive, gray, green and
other wanted shades.
Range W. 3004
S3. 00 Yard
24 ounce, 54 inch wool cloaking for
women 8 coats ana men s overcoats. V
Comes in a splendid range of shades and
wanted colors.
Range W. 3019
$2.75 Yard
16 ounce, 54, inch cheviot coating, in gray
and dark shades. A splendid fabric for
general wear and a wonderful value
at $2.75.
Range M. 1804 .
$3.50
14 ounce, 54 inch Oxford flannel for
men's suits or light weight overcoats also
for women's suits, coats or skirts. A great
bargain.
Range M. 2035
$4,25 Yard
14 ounce, 54 inch iridescent coating, for
men'3 or women's coats. Close woven and
very high quality, a remarkable value.
Philippine Cloth
$4.00 Yard
9 ounce, 58 inch tropical worsted in a
beautiful quality. Comes in olive green
and dark green. For men's summer suits
or women's wear.
Grand Central Palace
Nemours Trading Corporation, Chast W. Mills, V. P. & G. r
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