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THE SUN AND NfeW' YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MAY 23, 1920.
10
U.S. MAY SHUT OUT
OLD INDIAN FIGHTER
Irishman Who Fought Hero
in '60a Returns.
f
,
BLINDED SOLDIERS
PUBLISH MAGAZINE
'New York Woman Talis of
'. Publication m Franco.
J A masntlna fr th Wind which may
oinly tueomt ci Of the foremost
ttraWe periodicals of the world, Is being
Jc'sttft 'iKz,r!nr two weeks by . group
if blinded and batlly lWblel noldlers In
Fhure de Franco tiiMi'ao of
0rance), the overseas headquarters of
iho Coir.mltie for lien Winded In Itat-
!ic, aocordlnir to tho annual report of
10 committed which lis juit been made
nubile The tfutpot of the" plant for the
!m year was S.J6S books In iirallle, 200
of lil gllfch n.affajlnci and S.400
.. Ju .yumlcra (T)i 9 IJght), the roaga
tiie for the bllad
t iilr Winifred Holt of thU city, who
oundrd the commlltii! and has been
'tlrectlni the reeducation work among
blinded toldler In France for the last
Jftte yearn, dworltwa the working of the
jirtntlng plant In the annua) report. The
tiaff Include a proofreader wto, aside
from bv-lng blind, It deaf, has only ope
ttg and all but (he Index finger of one
S.and been amputated. Another proof
deader suffered head wound in battle
which phyalclana declare will never heal
tTt bookbinder la deaf and one legged.
In the day before Custer nude Ma
Ust stand, when Indiana did not work
In wild West knows. Hlciiard Lacey did
hi bit toward making tho Wen safe
for Btttlera a soldier for Uncle 6am.
Uut yesterday Jttchard Lacey, now 70
years old; m held In the detention
quarters at EMa Itland and It teemed
likely that Uncle Wain would deport
him. with other undesirable Immigrants,
tacnuee he I too old to become a useful
rltlun now. Lacey canto to thla coun
try from Ireland fifty yenra ago nnd
titlftied In the army. Afur lighting
out hla term of enlistment liu returned
to hit home at Old C'atlc, County
Meath. Recently lie decided to come
back here and brought with him his'
discharge papirt, thinking they would
be all that was ncceatary for a welcome
here.
An appeal has been made to Wash
ington nnd the Rev. Father Anthony
Grognn ta making efforts to nnd a
brother of Lacey, whom tho od fighter
last heard of ten year ago, when he
lived at IIS East Forty-second street.
Increased PHILADELPHIA Service
Via New Jersey Central
Commencing May 23d
Express Trains Leave New York for Philadelphia
UbwtJV W.MrdSt.
8.00 A.M
9.00 A.M
11.00 A.M
1.00 P.M
3.00 P.M
4.00 P.M
5.00 P M
6.00 P.M,
7.00 P.M.!
10.00 P.M.j
12.01 A.M.
,i 7.45 A
8.45 A
.10.45 A,
12.46 P.
.; 2.45 P.
3.45 P.
4.45 P.
6.47 P.
, C.45P.
i 9.45 P.
,M.
,M.
M.
M
M.
,M.
M.
M.
M.
Kquiprr.ent
is addition to
coadar
Parlor and
Dialog Club
Parlor
Parlor and
Dining Club
rartor
Parlor
Parlor and
Dining Club
Sleeping Car (nay
lie occupied 10.00
P.M. to 7.00 A.M.)
. Ltiv Loava Enutpmrat
Liberty St. TP. 23rd St. toaddTtlonto
Bundaya Sundays nwrhw
10.00 A.M. 9.47A.M.I
12.00 M. 11.47 A.M.
4.00 P.M. 3.47 P.M. r.rbr
6.00 P.M. 5.47 P.M. Prbr
8.00 P.M. 7.47 P.M.
9.00 P.M. 8.60 P.M.
10.00 P.M, 9.60 P.M. .,
Sleplnt Car
12.01 A.M JSS&bfoK
I P.M. to 7.00
j I t.A.M.)
Daylight Saving: Time
. v -
"
0
"ill It 'k Mil nil 7ii Ji.il Tl t ill 71 1 71 IT IJ ZI Jl a Till II 11 fl LI I' 'I WH
Attraettan Are rri
Qnalllr Strrlrt
'4
s
4
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r.rr!(y
Id.
HertUSaatrt. (S&r B'wir.MOilolSJl.Sj.
United State Fc4 AdmlnUtraUn Ueenie Nt. C155.1S3 H tl.
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY AND CAREFULLY FILLED Httt
GROCERIES AT SAVINGS
I A Sale of Coffees
R&zn COFFEES are roasted fresh every day in our own plant
by the most up-to-date and best machinery known to the industry.
We blend all our Coffees ourselves and offer our patrons at each price
pure, wholesome, delicious Coffee of the best grade possible to procure
afthat price.
Sold in tear., pulverized or granulated form unless otherwise stated (
Macy'a Beat Coffee A blend of the
finest coffees obtainable; our usual i
price, 63c pound. J
Sale Price
1 lb. cc.1tair.er, 58c
25 lb. sack (bean), $14.24
1 0 r i e n t Brand Coffee Heavy
bodied, with a full and rich fra
grance. A most suitable after dia
ner coffee; usually 59c pound.
)1 lb. tin.
5 lb. tin.
25 lb. sad
sack (bean
53c
$2.62
$12.97
41c
$1.99
$9.89
"Sultana" Brand Coffee Choice"! 1 lb. Carton,
select icn of high-grade South- 5 lb. carton (bean
American coffee; usually 47c'pound.J 25 lb. sack (bean.
Louisiana Unpolished Whole Head Rice
Onrntd to be utrictlr Uf fancy Whole Ilead nice of treptlont! julity
and the finest procurable. Packed la our own factory to lnuire absolute clttnlinwt.
;Wb cotton bit..
Mb. cotton bf..
..BO
. 1.03
10-lb. cotton bar...
S-lt). cotton tt...
11.97
PINTO BEAMS Cot eminent Ustt abow tbat tb Pinto Deaa compares favorably
vlth tbe White Bean. The Pinto Deaa may be cooked la torn time than any other
Ttriety. Mb. bag. Met 10-ib. bi. tt.lt
NIACY'S VIRGINIA HAS
raw GENUINE VIRGINIA HAMS Tliey are cured according
to an old Southern recipe; sugar, salt and spices are blended with a
finesse that' gives the hams a rich, rare flavor. Green hickory is used
m smoking them as this is the only wood that can impart to fhem that
sueet. nutty flavor. Selected and cured at the Forest Home Farm.
Percellville, Va. Weights range from 9 to 14 lbs. Sold at net weights.
Per lb., S4c
VIRGINIA BACON
A speuai sale of BONELESS BREAKFAST BACPN, JOV
NER'S OR CHAPMAN'S. These are the finest procurable in
sr ithfield, Virginia. In strips weighing 3 to 6 pounds:
for this special sale, lb., 54c
(ifmilnc Whole Wheat Flour Stone
round by the old prooas.
lO-Ib ms. 74c! Mb. W. 30c
TfiilJohnS Itreakfaat Food The
flfbratel cereal: carton. 18c
Hoblnton'a Patent IJarley for Infant
food; 1-lb. can, c
Eitr Fancy California Peeled
Peacbea 1-lb. cartona, 44c
OretoD Prunei Slua iO-40i,
S-lb. cartorir. Clc
Clark's Peanut OU Plant quality:
gallon can. 3.1I); quart can. 1.03;
H pint can. 33c
Pure. Tied C.I r anl Jell- Impe
rial Urand, conic of fruit an, I
sufar only; 10-oa. Ian:
dot. te-aji: each, I9c
Quaker Granulated Hominy Car
ton, dozen. 81.59; each, 14c
French Trufflea ) flaw Jar. 11.141
H Jar. elc; 1-10 Jar. 3?c
X Special Sale of Heckrra Cream
Oatmeal Prepared by cpacUl proc
nn; larro oanons; regularly noil
at 14c; this sale,.
dozen, 11.39;, each, lie
"RED STAR" BRAND MILK COCOA
.Ready for Inatant Uae
"Red Star" Brand Milk Cocoa is prepared by a special process
from pure cocoa, milk and sugar. The addition of. boiling water
makes a healthful and nutritious beverage, its use will be found
Host satisfactory in the flavoring of puddings, pies, ices, etc,
and it also makes a delicious chocolate sauce, as well as fudge:
5- b. tin, $2.59; K-'b. containers, each 27c
CANNED GOODS SPECIALS
Puree For soups.
"l-lly White" Brand Tomato
mucu. Ac; lO-oi. sanitary can. -
Caneentrated Pumpkin Can sufficient for tire pies;
i-oz can: this sale. . . ,
California Prepared Piunet Mission Brand; ready t
"Te H-oz. can ,
fed Beans. "Lily White" Brand Larav. tender
iiBi packed In 'So. S carts; ur recula: vriro 12c
THIS SALE
Dozen Cans
$1.04
tIRCilMA FIE TACKTjr
TOMATOra Werlr
Krand: solid parked.
Une Uo, 3H can.
0 " '.. - J-Llr White"
- ol -.Jnine zqnr Corn.
'O 2 can; our usual
Ifi-e. ?.c
1T.IS jiy wtite" Brand
E.-ly -uno I'oss; No. 3
ran
WKii; pi;g COKX Dluo
' Ilrind; a QU--:in"
t jvriw to aa packul;
19c
Can
2.17
Dozen
"Re Stir" Brand Fat Irish Macktre!- P-v"
CAUFORMA BRl'atSELS
SPROUTS Falcon Brand"
--No 3 can.
CUT STRING, BCAS8
"Jesamlne" Brand Bee
quality packed; xo. 3
can; our usual price, 31c.
Br-ACMARCIIAM) TtRANn
. MAIN 15 BA.Rni.NK3 Pi
jnuvtarl sauce. Freacj
atyUj. X can:jj..21i.
Or.ECiON S.tYMO.y-O.pn 1
r 1'ra d: luiJumecj t
tr e-
ii,;- a;
;i.2i Si;
n.uU. ,-onfaininp nhouf O llih1 Kl
"Lily White" Bptnd Fancy Fat Shore Mackerel Fat p-,"f v! i j
f v. 5-io. paiU, cootai.nng 'j a-Jit tin si vi-l
B, & ' . . I
Only six days more) and the greatest oi all furniture sales will be over. Thousands of special
oargams aeiayea uy xpe rauroaas win uc auucu iu una aic whiuhuw iikuiaimi. iuc gicai
price reductions assure you ,
Savings or 20 to 40
Single pieces and suits, of which only a few are left, must be closed out before . 4
' the end of the week regardless of cost, ,some pf them as low as one-half their for- ' '.
mer selling price. ,You vill save 50 per cent, on hundreds of articles.
You must come to cur stores and see these extraordinary bargains to realize why .
so many people wait for this sale to buy their neecjs for the entire year.
Extra salespeople will assist you. Wo ask you to come early in the day to avoid the afternoon crowds.
&
A Few of the Thousands
of Bargaias in This Sale
Furniture Noulllcs
$1.94
2.98
6.89
7.67
19.79
23.74
27.34
47.67
$150 Serving
Tray .
Jt Parlor Table, Mahoj.
any finish.
$9.50 Itcobon Oak
Bookrack
$12 Sewing Table. .Mahof
anylinrih.. .
127 Walnut Tea
Wason
W Jacobean Otk
Library Table
HSMuiic Cabinet,
Mahogany finish
$60 Mahogany Library
Table .
BEDS
Dining Room Special
For Six Days Only
BRASS
ENAMEL
WOOD
While JZnamd Bed
" Iteg. Prlc 13
10.49
Cash or Credit
S5PL
v
Curtains
and Linens
You may ooen an acrount or
B include in your purchase any of
theie articles at the ale price.
$5.50 Dutch Scrim
Curtains
$7.00 Dutch Scrim
Curtains .
$S30 Dutch Saim
Curt&ins . .
Thae curtaim have lace e-Jsti
Huck Towels
Rej. price $7 per do $4.75
Reg. price $9 per dor . 6.C0
Rej. Price $10.50 Ter dor 7.50
f "
Sale of Bed Room Furniture
479 SUITS and 4678 SINGLE PIECES
ThU Thrfl'lecc niln OoMrn Oak
Rult rortisM of BuScu China Closet
and Kiterwion Table anl can be pur
rhawd wparatcly at Huflet. r43.39;
China CIPt. R8.IS; Esteosloa
ITaWe, 81C.III.
raj for This Suit 8 1. JO Weekly.
Tliree rieres
98.49
Cash or Credit
81x90 Hemstitched
Good Ouallty
Bed Sheets
2.89
i
!
Ilea. Trite SIS1
o n r a rv .l
SM.in Pay for this ZOa I I
2H? SultSIWeeWIJ. . !
lltt I
Cash, or Credit
50x36 n f
Pillow Caaea M(
to match 'y
Cash or Credit.
American Walnut Queen Anne Bed Rocm Suil 4 Pieces
tSold eparatel!T ir Desired. 1
I) It E S S K R . It ewlar Trice 1 1 3.1
Clll KKOHOUE. Hwrular TrkxTJ
UEI3.r.irnlarrrlceDi .
TOILET TAULK, rieirular l'rlco 'jn
A Few Sarnples of the Suit Bargains in This Sale. '
Prices quoted are for four pieces
$400 American Walnut Colonial S298.74 I $675 American Walnut Queen Anne $489.47
$5 Mahogany finish 4-Poit Colonial ...... 319.34 $715 Mahogany Queen Anne.
$550 American Walnut Queen Anne 438.67 $911 American Walnut Chippeniile
$624 Mahogany Queen Anne 468.84 $1272 American Walnut Ada;n
571.98
729.49
997.24
Ileafjr continuous
post.
$I4Enimel '
Bed... .
$30 Ivory Sanitary
Bed. . .
$M Butt
Bed
$15 Brass
Bed .
$59 Ivory 4 ft. 6 in.
' Bed
$65 Mahogany 4 ft.
tied
$75 Walnut 4 ft
Bed.
fi-l" ateSUi Goldea ,
Brit baked
nlilte enamel
$18.34
Wod 22.67
27.94
35.39
w 46 57
6in 52.87
6 m. 5989
Genuine
Oak Rccfa
Htt. rrire IIS
I.2-
Cash or
CTedlt
Ooldea
rr)Trd
la Ixwt
rradn
Imitation
Imtber.
Purchatcs Made During These
LAST SIX DAYS
of Our Great Annual May Furniture Sale
Will Be Stored Free of Charge
Until You Are Ready for Them.
i
1167 Bed Room Pieces at Savings up to 40
$40
!$3S
$45
$50
Amman Walnut Toilet Table
Golden Oak Drctsrr
American Walnut Chiffonier"
Mahogany Chiffonier
$25.67 $70 Natural Birch Dreisec
27.94 I $75 Mahojiny Dresser . .
34.87 $90 Mahogany Chiffonier..
39.24 ! $110 Ivory Chiffonier.
$56.97
69.49
71.59
8934
Special Sale of Dining Room Suits J
i
Breakfast Suit
(5 Pieces)
soia separately u uestred
, CATK-IJIO TABLE, Maiwi. fin., r. pr a3..aj0.7S
, Wl.V'DHOK CHAIRS. Mahoit. tln nt or. I5 rs.O.at I
This Outfit is isuliruwj- and SubstantUlly .Made. Cash or Credit
Special Sale of
Floor Oil
Cloth
67t
Cash or Credit.
Good Wearing
Felt Base
HOUSEFURNISHINGS
Vou may open an account or include in your purchase any of these
barcaina at the sale prices.
NO E
W V
Lift
Top
Hej. rrloe !
14.59
Cash or"
Credit
r-v 1 -L T .snood.
IIX- -TVJli . Mtn finish
Palranlsed
food chsui.
ber.
I3 Kefrittratort' Ml.M
U8 Mefriwators 59.1W
(40 Itefrtafrators 31.M
S47 Relrtatrators . . aa.lK
IO P'rtrertoni. . . 4l.sxi
Ice C 'wu, Apanrnent House Side
I errs, floor aad Porcelain lined.
litfrtfetors on sale at money-taring
price.
Corn Galtan
Broom y hti "
Re. Price Scrabhlng y,"
Cash or i'lj.ws Cash or s5
Credit ntlMlEi Credit Jjlliw-
i
asjsaeassSBaasstssssjtssaisssSMasjssBiasssBSB,
78.3x10.6 Axminshr 1 Jpgg?fflS H
Ran" C 47.75 mmM !
it1 ca i ija I Ca,hor CTedti Mml 1
T III k..-. ' M HMUtirui colorings n mi -oagifi 1
i-iJ'-JJ tfT -4i a larse variety or floral m&iaVi&j-ti
T 1,T (and gwanetrlcal dft- ESSSEEsMiM
Cash or Credit. ) ?lsns. 'e'.nmii ?
3 t Riff Ru i ImnArfJ Hrau Ruvcr
sS& Aluminum 1 6i36 inches. . 49c I ,
m 3S DouNc Boiler ( .cn 1 flQ inches . OScf 1!
aUi.L . mCllCJ smI A ilJ I
t 11 1-29 "-f'sS- M
i 36x72 inches 2.541 h2 feet 10.65 I.
. ,
fhu 'Suit American Walnut Queen Annt Dining RoomSuil4 Pieces
Weekly.
ISeg. Trice WW '
'Sotd Separately if Desired,)
iilar IMm S200 SI5MI)
SlCT HrtilrPrlniair.t . 102.07
IKXfKNSlONTABLK.narularPrieellSO 01.nl
SKUVINUTAHLJ.Itrailari'riceilw. uu.,v
r
1 BUFFET. Kesri
IcIltNACLOSK
SIDE C1IA1US,
ite. rnceazj
ai:m ciiAin.-
iim. rrioo
19.98
.24.67
389.89
!ash r CrwlU.
Cbemlrally treatel
Rfg. rrire.H.
Wlih bottlil of
It u b 7 Olws
OU.
Aluminum
Dcuhlt Bailer
Iteg. rrire SI.9S
1.29
Cash or Credit
Dim Mop
94
NOTAUIjE,Beuiarrrtceiw. , uu.,v i nn. i non..
These Dining Room Suits and Odd Pieces Are Among
the 1U Carloads uiterea m 1 nis oaie
The Savings on These Suits Are as
High as 40
C
J-$t00Mahojany William and Mary.
'$415 Golden Oik Queen Anne .
U71 UrnKun Oat Adsm. . .
i $612 Golden Oak" Colonial.
$319,741 $59 American Walnut Queen Anne
no. rr te a w.u.,. vv;n;,m A '
$527.24
567.89
B19.87
1187.87
Sfi7S American Walnut William and Mary
i J775 Mihojany Lcuu A v l .
489.47 $I4S5 MaSoasny Chippendale
Buffets, China Closets, Extension Tables,
m ssaajpaa 1 1
berving 1 ables and Chairs
$25 Jacobean Oak Serving Table
$JS American Walnut Serving Table.
Iti' FnmiJOaV Buffet ...
',$45 Golden Oak China Cloiet.
$15.34
.19.67
. 31.94
36.59
$60 Jacobean Oak China Cloiet
$63 Golden Uak bullet. . . .
$85 Mahogany Buffet
$90 American Walnut China Cloiet
$44.98
54.67
67.89
69.34
1297 Bargains for the Living Room
Suits and Single Pieces at Savings up to 40
Cash or
CtTillt
Water '.Cooler
Iteg Price PJ.SO
3.75
Cash or Credit
Galvantinl iron,
solid v filled Tails
rrettlly decorated.
i i
Genuine ReeJ fullmvi
lite'- Mce M3.00.
'23.75
Cas! or Credit.
Sseltary upholstery,
nibtier-tlmd ithctLs
tubular pushers.
S4nitod l'uU'n.tH.!Vt
S4J Herd Puirn, 37.50
5.sltml PuM'n. 47.9'.
SulklOonrta. l'ce
ainbulatnrR Combina
tions and tb famoas
IJ'jyd lom Woen
Carrirses are Included
In this sslo at money
savins prion.
Lwlwig Bammann Welcomes Mew Accounts
If you have never bought on credit you will be happy to
learn how easy it is to open an account at Ludwig Baumann's.
You can buy a single article or an entire outfit. No matter
how large or small your purchase you can rest assured Ludwig
Baumann will appreciate your account.
You may make ybur selection from the sale articles without
extra charges ot any kind.
It is only necessary to pay a small amount down. Your
purchase will be delivered promptly. Then pay the balance
in small weekly or monthly payments.
Liberal Credit Terms
Accqunts Qpcnti Jhm $5 to S5.000
On $35 Purchase $ 0a Week
On $75
On $100
On $209
On $259
On $3M
On $500
$1.00 a
$1.50 a
$3.00 a
$3.53 a
$4.50 a
$7.50 a
Larger Amounts in Proportion
Our Credit Requires No Extra
Charges. No Interest Added.
, Regular Prtct S400
Three-piece Cane Suit with two pillows and one roll, upholstered in OQ A 7
fine eclour. Beautifully carded. jLxsSji
Cash or Credit.
217 Living Room Suits, prices quoted fdr three pieces
Some of these Suits are limited in quantity
$lSelour Suit $149.74 $525 Leather Suit $419.67
$450 Tapestry Suit 329.49 $775 Damask Suit 599.39
$4W Damask Suit. .: 337.84 $865 Tapestry Suit 689.34
$498 Leather Suit .392.98!
Here Are a Few of the Living Room Pieces
Showing Typical Savings
$11 .24 I $25 Fumed Oak Rocker $19.34
17.49 S30 Mahxanv Tanestrv Rocker 23.67
18.49 $45 Mahogany Rocker , . . 34.97,
18.89 $75 Overatuifed Tapestry Rocker KJ.M
$15 Jacobew Oak Arm Chair
$22 Fumed Oak Arm Chair
$25 Odd Fumed Oak Settees, choice
$25 Mahogany Arm Chair
America's
House
Judu)iaB
aumann
Open
9 to 5:30
Saturday Evenings
Until 9:30
Ida Vf CO l Xs3 fiJL.
35 to 36 Si Block 8th Ave.
NEWARK, N. J.
4?1 Mrkel Sf.reeL
L
IVc Cite
Spctw Cold Sarpi
We have no connection with any other Storesr
rF!zpse are oar only Three Stores
i urn
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