The evening world. Newspaper, January 30, 1909, Page 5

9 THE EVENING WORLD, Si eh JANUARY 30, 1909, ROBERT FE. DOWLING THE CHOICE TO NLONARES NTA BOOKS SW FRAT STR THE WE SPREAD OF CANT 6TH HOME BOLDER More Than Names Were Added to Suburban Lists Last Year, HEAD CONGRESS, Dollars and Pulls Figure in Contest Colonelcy of Regiment. CANDIDATES ARE 25,000 for Lieutenant- BUSY. LOSSES IN MANHATTAN, ( Rogers, Waldo With Others Not So Rich, in the Race, and Conley Warans Holdings Are Being Di- ided Steadily by Inflow of Population. HERE'S THE RACE THAT AROUSES T . VIGHTING 69TH THE .LLiOtAIRES' STAKES | ove wid aig " h n m Pr \ ad for 4 ent t is list $ i} dopa H \ { ! Manhaitan Always Losing Paid $1,000, Got No Name Nea toe entanime re 4 i t 1 a ky I i} & e | ‘ Wor mM po \ al } ns vis mand fm the U.S. Regular Ary nears, vice In the tenant has the backing ential co- | The faster distribution during A third man ve 1 also an. that Subway has opened the making «a } eo 1 ’ HW ts \ if for years to Major Reyiily 1 Capt Healy, old of feers of tl nt The race However, st entre tthe ecran i Mixed Moves in Brooklyn w 8 fay 1s = Brooklyn has shown a@ more complex then Wa expects to ¥ Charges that 8 rd Tammany Ha have tt bitter STARY FIRE, in Bank ROBBERS Try to How sate and | Destroy Bactre Block, Borer FLOUR? es Baked into: beautiful bread; ~ rolls, cake and pastr, last year. ; - Beca use = ‘GOLDMEDALF THE VERY HIGHEST QUALITY en visit! Thin morn the Pactfics and United States y were the chief losers, Trading in Manhattan | he remarke night = T10W PRICES RULE oA SYOCK HARKET EXALDERMAN OF OLO-TIME PUGILIST “BROCKLIN DROPS. tock were 427,200 and late for a Fifth avenue train MACY EMPLOYEES TO DANCE. MIL Give Ghicnrtiirnt: Vo-Night Then aay | | \ 1 | FORMAL HAICA TU Ageala ton: Old Joe" Eilinsworth, who was once It ling Was Fairly Active, but 1 Ald Assoetation will |Joun 1. Sullivan's sparring partner and | | Sh mved Some annual recep-jat one time claimed the middléweight eS SHOWC me to-night at the!champlonship, was a prisoner in Jef- wi 3 eclines nthe /ferson Market Court this morning, the oe Declines, mmit-|charge being that he stabbed John Bead eet, aes r effort to] Welr, of Ni Nari William) Curtin Stricken by Stall sues LGN one stres aage) Heart Disease While Wait V1 Pace temlncorpoeclentistania| ahd Nica hee | failry t st fo es the | pl of RoW, Mac city min, the same as Welr, The two who had been friends, got Into a in front of the White Star pler, oth work, “Old Joe” confessed y that he didn't remember much yut the row or how It started, but when Policeman Rogers broke In and |separated the pair, he says Ellinsworth jhad a pocket knife out and Welr had a ing for a Standing i FRENCH MEDAL FOR BINNS, [Cis (0 cma wont in ha abdomen, F f PARIS, Jan, 90.—'The Government ha: |p ist in bonds of $1,000 for further Curtin W yy Adolph C. Zollne , f a Mfe-saving medal examination. Welr Is at St. Vincent's who was en at on fit ) Binns, the wireless | Hospital, where It was stated that hig ‘i stantly + of the steamer Republic. injuries ‘are not serious Pres Miik for You Next Sunday, January 31st, is the Great Free Coupon Pure Milk Day Next Sunday, January 31, we will publish 3,000,000 free milk coupons in the papers named below—each and every coupon good at any grocery store anywhere for a regular ten-cent can of Van Camp’s Milk. The exact size of the can you are to get is shown in the picture below. You clip out the coupon, take it tothe grocery and get the can of milk. That 1s all there is to it. You pay nothing for this can of milk. We pay the grocer ourselves—we pay him in cash so that you can try a full size can of our rich, pure, delicious milk. It Is Wrong to Use Impure Milk A Cow in the Kitchen ——_—-—— ———— Then think how convenient Van Camp's Milk 1s, Rich milk or cream whenever you want it. No waiting for the milkman, no shortage, no waste. It is as thick as thick cream; so thick that you add one part water for coffee. Add two parts water and you have rich milk, Then you have no waste—no milk left over, Sometimes Van Camp’s cuts off half on the milk bills, time an A nan in ‘Broo! yn. He had vou to try it because it’s something nething you'll use when you knovy it you'll thank us for telling you of it, You don’t want to use impure milk. You don't want to cook with a half-milk It is handy to have milk on hand—mu¢ —as you nced it. Then above all to have it than you can buy it of your milkman, A Germless Milk Van Camp’s is a germless milk. Every cow is inspectec the men who milk them, No tubercular cows, no disea men, convey their infections to Van Camp's Our dairies are sanitary, Our the milk is evaporated, are built with make a business of 1 Then the milk is sterilized after the sealed. Nota germ of any kind can re This mill safe, and your milkman There are myriads of germs in every drop of It is wrong to take such risks. A Whole, Rich Mill —— oe Van Camp's is simply rich, pure milk, v9 thirds the water evaporated. Nothing wha added. Nothing is subtracted save water, Here you get the whole milk. Your milf milk separates. Yod either get too little soli too little butter fat. It separates again when you get it. So the milk used for cooking is rarely more than half milk. npare one milk dish made with Van Camp's with one made with milkman’s milk, Note the dif- ference in richness and flavor, That will be enough to forever convert you to the use of this whole, rich milk. you And YAN CAMPS STERILIZED -so are ‘ vo Safe for Children Milk ; { t When you serve Van Camp's to your children y Where ns you don't serve sickness with it, When you serve raw milk, you don't know, Van Camp's has a slight almond flavor, due to Sterilization, It does not taste just like raw milk. It is delicious but different—it means that the milk is pure. Raw milk is just as unfit as raw meat. Sterilized milk is the only safe milk. Before long our laws ought to require all milk to be sterilized, No Other Milk Like This Don't think of Van Camp's as “condensed milk.” “Condensed milk” is half sugar. You can’t use it in cooking, but you can use Van Camp's Evaporated Milk. And don't think that all other “ “evaporated” milks are as good as Van Camp's. A milk with half of its water left in may be called “evaporated.” But it won’t be as rich as Van Camp's. We are preparing for you the finest milk in the world, Please be sure that you get it. es ds or This te the Exact Size of the Can You Are to Get. It is Our Regular Ten-cent Size So be sure to get the free coupon next Sunday from the following papers: New York World, Herald, American, » Sun, Times, Tribune and Press. Also from the New York City Revue, Morgen Journal, Staats-Zeitung, Brooklyn Eagle, Newark Sunday Call, New Haven Register and Union, Rochester Democrat and Chronicle and Syracuse Herald. To Grocer s Everywhere As announced above, you may red put out will sell many others, and this means with a ten-cent can of Van Can 1 D trade and permanent trade. If you run short of stock your grocers ten cents in cash for each you immediately. Don’t let your customers We will also repay you the postage you coupons. Be sure to have sufficient stock on hand, for each ca 1 and on the repeat out is the same as a sale, You make your full profit va i || stock. Don their trial cans of this milk. —take vour full profit on each can ‘ake our advice and get in plenty of t delay ordering rder to g New York Office 105 Hudson St. New York Telephon The Van Camp Packing Company General Offices, Indianapolis, Ind. HELD FOR STAB,