The evening world. Newspaper, February 18, 1909, Page 10

3 ———— 10 DOCTOR WHO TELLS | eae Mort ERM BG CAND zeeeen| HELD UP IN SUBHAY ——— to execute ; " i TUBERCULOSIS CAN BE WIPED GUT, SAYS PHYSICIAN Dr. Woods Hutchinson Points Out Necessity of a Vig- Eleven Telephone Calls Tell’ or piace Editor of ‘Terrible Accident’ | signment and ‘Bad Service.’ | for subte out. While out, oF —— in the subway, th as fast as tt Is clo: nd more grew- | some, awesome, simply unintelligible re- IAKE Ip PACE ports of the subway disaster pour in, WAKES UP STAFF, TOO. teas | ‘The wheels of the "big story’’ start aign, ; 4 mre. up, and dozens of the etaft are whirling orous Campaign Brake Beam Fell and There Was (ess yetting an “extra” ready, when i the “something, some place’ Individual Four Minutes’ Delay on [jaunts In, deliberately consumes a full a |ininute giving a boy his hat, lights a | an Express, clgap and saunters over to the boss's | desk the same boss primed to open broadsides of censure for the same re- porter's steady wa “Yes, sir; there Was a di COST IS FIRST NEED Here's how the most recently formed | IF IT DISAPPEARS IT’S ECZEMA How to Tell Whether a Skin Affection herited Blood Disease or Not. t is hard to determine whether on {sa sign of a bldbd disorder ly a form of eczema, Even physi n puzzled tn their diagnosis, y for any one afflicted is to go an's, Riker's, Kalish’s, Kinsman’s, sor any good druggist who han dies pure drugs and obtain 50 cents’ worth Apply this, and if the Itching once and the trouble is cured in @ few days It may be set down as having been eczema, as this ts the way posiam acts in the worst cases of eczema, and tn curing acne, herpes, blotches, tetter, piles, salt) rheum, rash, barber's and other forms of itch, scaly scalp, and all surface skin af- fections, Those who will write to the Emergency | Laboratories, No, 32 West Twenty-fitth | Street, New York, can secure by mail fret of yosia Greenhut Company of charge a supply sufficient to cure a | small eczema surtace or clear a complexion overnight and remove pimples in twenty- THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1909, i Crosstown Omnibuses Patrons of the Greenhut store will be carried | {ree of charge in the 18th Street Crosstown | Omnibuses to and from Subway and Fourth | Avenue Cars, Third Avenue Elevated and Sur- tace line and the Surface Car lines on Broadway. The sales advertised here are for Friday's selling Dry Goods _ : Our 41st Arrow Sale Tomorrow A day of very unusual bargain opportunities, reaching ‘to every department in the store, offering you a succession of Greenhut's “ quality bargains” which will keep your shopping interest aroused every moment you are in the store. Every special is an article ot seasonable style, wanted merchandise and dependable quality. All remarkably priced, ' Charity Organization Soclety to get un- Noted Doctor Favors Charity | Organization Society Plan, The efforts of the Committee on the Prevention of Tuberculosia of the| der way a movement which will even- tually stamp out tuberculosis in this olty has the indorsement of every com- | petent medical authority. It 1s a move- | ment indorsed by everybody conver- gant with the facts concerning tubercu- losis, its propsgation and its cure. If this knowledge was shared by the community in general there would be Uittle difficulty in raising funds for the {Inauguration of the prevention work, ‘The thousands of citizens whose gas re- bates will come in the nature of a windfall would be more than willing to divert the money to the committee | were they fully Informed as to the| good that can be accomplished with a reasonable working capital. To the end of educating the public at large, The Evening World will present a series of opinions and fadts gathered from recog- nized authorities. Can Be Wiped Out. “Certainly, tuberculosis can be wiped out,” sald Dr, Woods Hutchinson, one of the most prominent phystolans in Now York City, {n an tnterview to-day. “Tt ig a disease which one person passes on to another, In the past few y owing to the discovery of vari teria, a radical change has taken place in regard to the attitude toward infec- tious diseases, “A few years ago you could never have convinced people that malaria could be wiped out. They had an {dea that malaria was caused by dampness in swamps, and that, Jn order to exter- minate It, all the swamp lands in the country would have to be drained. But {t was discovered that malaria was con- veyed to people by one particular genus of mosquito, Those mosquitoes breed only in puddles or pools of water which have remained standing for at least three months and are free from fishes | and tadpoles, Now, In order to fight malaria all the health authoritles have | to do Is to keep these puddles cleaned up and not Jet water remain standing | for three months. Since these thnigs tsxppeared his is the principle on which we got to fight tuberculosis, Tubereu- od by a F hav losis Is cat st thix undesira- » breeds on the Offer Adequate Care, [W203 HU LCHINSONMD PHOTO BY PACH BROS have got to provide proper outlets.” Hutchinson thougnt that if $1 uld be secured from gas rebates, of the antl-tuber e best expended lopment of the p: pital system. h tuberculous patients 4 n pr of clinics dealir wuld bet ft nce, and the num with’ tuberculous patients creased to not less than thirt: hattan and fifty for Greater | Abe Arlt men's auxiliary, the Progresstve So-) clety for the Abatement of Bubway De- lays, got by with Its first try-out to- day, The ‘phone on the city editor's desk rang at 10 o'clock. One of those excited, Caruso-pitched voices of an in-/ dignant and consequently thoroughly abused citizen shrieked: s‘If you're the editor, send some one to the eubway-—train wrecked, Good- by!"" 10.01—"'Hello, editor, better wake up! Doren people hurt in another subway crash, Office boy late and just told! me." 10.0—""Well, been expecting It! Ex- press running one hundred miles an hour around Worth etreet curve hit @ Pillar and Lord only knows"'— | “10.03—'Pon my word, old chap, it's jgetting to be worse than—er, ah—it | simply cawn't be worse—train off track and business men lost four minutes’ jtime and"— ‘of exactly four minutes. Little cones: | |the healing, healthful propeztles of Real Tipster on Job, "10.03 1-2—Here’s a live tip. My name's live 203 Forsythe Get my money Saturday, eh? » here was coming down in sub" (editor's voice shouting “Cut it! Cut it!” Interrupts) “way, Well, express hit something. |maybe @ man or stray dog or wild horse’ (unsympathetic volce again |twenty-four hours anc brake ‘beam dropped 100 feet not the Brooklyn Bridge station on a down- town Brooklyn express, causing a delay tlon, ‘Then came the light—the subway | fiend, old-time relative of the newly | formed Subway Bugs’ Association of | Delays, put over a smash against his time: ored enemy, the subway. Grand result: eleven telephone calls, one excited office, four minutes’ delay and @ reasonably busy reporter. rs ——_—_———————————— ————————————— TRY THIS FOR YOUR COUGH 0. Mix two ounces of Glycerine with a halt ounce of Virgin O! of Pine com- pound pure and a half pint of /MAIDEN LANE,COR. NASSAU ST. straight Whiskey. Shake well and | BROOKLYN BRANCH 389 FULTON ST. take in doses of a teaspoonful every) ——— — four hours. This mixture possesses | the Pines, and will beak a cold {a cure any cough that Is curable. In having thls formula put up be sure that your druggist uses the genuine Virgin Ot! of Pine compound pure, prepared and guaranteed only by the Leach Cheml- | (From the Chicago Inter-Ocean.) All readers of the Evening World who have sick friends, suffering from rheumatism or kidney trouble, will be interested; FINDS MEW KIDNEY CURE Dr, T. Frank Lynott, Discovers Remar! ble Kemedy, At last a perfectly harmless and positive Dr, T. = Stop tek cure appears to have been found, Frank Lynott, formerly of the Ne University, New York, later of the fa Bellevue Hospital, and now a celebra specialist In Chicago, hag a very quic acting formula which has been approved by the best doctor: e Yo een eee Many raw the above and wanted to k: for curing kidney trouble. Dr. Lynott offers Evening readera a free treutment, Dr. however, says that he free treatment only for @ World nited States of the positive wonderful ef- ficacy of his treatment, arthe rheumatism, ess you t write at w York Spectallst, | | | | cal Co., Cineinnat!. 0. | Get an Arrow Booklet #t the door as you enter the store. news in a handy form and help you to extraordinary economies. | ! Main Flcor 45c Taffeta Ribbon at 31¢ 75e Stationery at 50c 75c Oak Book Racks at 50¢ SO, sulting at 75¢ ¢ 44-in, Herringtone Serge Suiting at 50¢ $1.25 Shadow Check Voiles at 75e LG: Women’s $2.25 Glace Kid Gloves at $1.35 Women’s 75c Lambskin Gioves at 50c 50c fe bat Valenciennes Laces, Doz. Yds. at 35¢ {J a $1.50 Net Frontincs at 98c rahe siete at 25¢ 50 Quadruple Silver Plated Water Pitcher at $1.7: $4.50 Hand Bags at $2.95 od $2.50 Back Strap Books at $1,50 75¢ Silk Elastic Belts at 30¢ Men's 50c Hose at 35¢ Women's 75¢ Lisle Hose at 50¢ Women's 65c Swiss Ribbed Vests at 35¢ Women's 50c Corset Co ers at 25¢ Men's $1.25 to $1.95 Pajamas at $1.00 Men's 95¢ Suspenders at 50¢ $2.50 Pure Sik Twili Umbrellas a! $1.80 Women’s 80c Irish Linen Hanakerchicts at 60¢ Doz, 85¢ Chiffon Veilings at 15c to 49¢ Up to $2.00 Embroideries at 15¢ to 98¢ Up to 50c Insertions at 25¢ $1.49 Hemmed White Crochet Bedspre ‘ds at 98¢ 91.95 Comforters at $1.49 25¢ White Union Linen at 15¢ It will present the day’s bargain $2.75 Hemstitched Napkins at $1.95 Doz. $2.75 Pattern Table Cloths at $1.75 $1.10 Silk Stocks at 50c 50c Silk Bows at 25¢ Second Floor Maids’ 75c Waite Lawn Aprons at 50c Wemen's 89¢ and 98¢ Kimonos at 50¢ Chilaren’s $1.50 to $1.75 Gowns at 98¢ Children’s $1,39 Guimpes at 98¢ $4.50 Petticoats at $2.95 $1.00 Night Gowns at 75¢ 50c and 65c Drawers, 39¢ $1.00 White Petticoats at 75¢ Boys’ 25¢ Silk Four-in-hanas at 17¢ $3.50 Patent Lea her and Calf Shoes at $1.95 $2.00 Fine Coutil Corsets at $1.25 $7.50 Real Irish Point L.ce Curtains at $5.50 $8.50 Midras Curtains at $4.75 5 Nottingham Lae Curtains at $1.25 O Music Cabinets at $7.09 $12.00 Mahogany Tables at $9.00 $22.00 Mahogany Sewing Tables at $16.50 25c Haviland Cups and Saucers at 19¢ 25¢ Haviland Breakfast Plates a: 19¢ 19c Haviland Bre.d and Buiter Plates at 15¢ 50c Baby-Pillow slips at 39 $4.00 smyma Rugs at $2.95 $4.00 Axminster Rugs at $2.95 Standard Toilet Articies in A Great One Day Cut Price Sale Every article 1s of merit—is worthy of your consideration and use—is of such quality that our guarantee enters into every sale and gives you an opportunity to secure your favorite brand of Perfume or Toilet Articles at a great saving. Tomorrow on'y— Friday, vening World | that back breaking, twisting, ‘terrible, terrible, unbearable agony! Oh, that} ‘awful, awful digging soreness — the back all! » bent, the joints stiff, the heart-wringing pain Sozodon', 14¢ 25c vaius. Liquid, pow- der or pas'e, Hair Brushes at 98c A purchese of severa! wholesae lots that were made to sell up to $2.00, Extra quality bristles, soid backs Pompeian Massage Cream, 29c 50c value. Hind’s Honey Lynott, | Yes, Write a REAL Free Treatment that will give you relicf—relief at once—not propotes to give the limited tme to convince the pubitc in every part of the en known malaria has prac: | u make {t isa ““—stop that pain RIGHT NOW! sext week, not tomorrow, but relief ing the treatment. It is so simple, so today. No money—no obligation. At last you once, you get the t If you hi Dr.T. Frank Lynott whose photo is printed here, is, as you perhaps know, a great guthority on kidney and blad- der trouble and rheumatis! Rarely before has a physici ch high standing offered patients by mail, But ott seants the people to gt the benefit of this free of st His have America and Europe. In Dr. Lynott received a tiploma on urin from the g cures eat New j which s Bellevue Hospital York, is now an honored this treatment for rheumatism, kidney and bladder trouble, See the Free Treatment Certificate below nt absolutely free. Jt d Europe's leading spec y free to ¢onvince the public, extended © For the Free Treatment— | | | | LOOK at these poor sufferers, | all bent with nerve-racking pain— y are victims of kidney trouble; they think it is a rheumatic twitch. Friends say they grumble, but con- sidering their awful pa up niost bravely, diately after start-| fic and so sure— Write now, mh n ft and send it today. lief and, ff you write hink—a genuine free list—absolutely free— an Bet hey bear | Oh, it is territ h suffe: ple that there should when you can be lieved s0 quickly, so s right now, free of charge. Symptoms! i 1—Pain i R—T in any part of the body, tation or pain around the B—by 9 or obstruction of uri heart, 4—Pain or soreness in the bladder, | 12—Pain in the hip joint. | 5—Prostatic troub 13—Pain in the nev ad 6—Gas or pain in the stomach. 14—Pain or soreness in hidneys Generaid ness, dizzi- 15—Pain or sweiling of the joints, ness. 16—Pain and swelling 6! the muscles &—Constipa trouble. 17—Pain and soreness tn nerves. 9—Pain or soren rright (bs. | 18—Acute or chronic rheumatism, NOW THEN, Tiis Serufteate is RREE i yu) wet the treatment. E Send no money— hn al y cine and Dr. Lyn Attention absolutely free Instant felief izing pains eat ¢ treatment, i r those te once and get th Fine assurtment of hand Cream, 35¢ —_— ; Rubitoam, 14c palee in ebony, rosewood, satin and fox. Specia 25c vulue. a l)Dagaci anda Bath Brushes with adjust- Tooth Brushe:—assorted jaggeit and Hn Cretls (ee) CEO lerytey iene co Ramsdeil’s Cold | bristles, value 500 39¢ 1° TOS Tard folt or and Aimond Cream, 29c¢ 50c value medium bristles, value reg. 50c scrubs, value to 25: JQ¢ 25¢ 0c | Dr, Charies’ Westphal’s Toilet Requisites Flesh Food, 23c Auxit Corylopss Taicum Pow- Vanity Powder Puffs with 50c value uxtdator, 45c $1.00 value. der—I5e 0c diminishing nurror, pers 7 Colgate's Taleum Pow ter fumed powder—in heart, Jotiet ° a Calcx Tooih violet or Cashmere Bou. Set oF Found shepe, ue _.._ Penzoin, 1c D t ‘ ees ee Be hes . Ye | <5c value. valde Powder, eta)| i JSC Pezzonni Face Powder— we 25c¢ Witch Hazel — pint size, all colors; value 50, 29¢ | Vande ine, 55c¢ value 25 17¢ Roger && Galer's Rive Powder—in tlesh cr white, value 252. 5 | 4e¢ Untiy Case—sitk — rab. ber lined; va ue $1.75, $1.25 Utiliry Case —cretonne — rubber lied; value 5Cc, Peroxide of Hydrogen, 21¢c 35c valu’, pound bot le. Soaps Munyon’s\+ itch Hazel Soap, 6c 15c value 10s Babeskin Soa Pees ow ny abelrder ee Been, uis-valus 25¢ 5c Cosmo Butermiik S. eek value 10> yainte ¢ ast le Soap Pavers’ F.oramyl Perfume, fo per cz 796 Packer's Tar Djerkiss Extract, $1.50 sty Soup, 12 "5 Extracts, in Cash. 25c v mere Bouquet, Monad, SS wt ww 5 Saniiol Tcoth . Haste or Mani Pou de. 2 [imerTATT, Pete ae Nail Files, ¢ ee 34 to 6 inch, sible Dr. Pray's E0c , 6 Dr Pray's Rosa ve 256 | eu 14¢ Beau Brammel Nail Polish —value 505 35c Prof. Inch’s Nail Enssel ~ value 10c 7¢ y--For Friday's Selling. eavy steed’. agaline—value Floor--Greenhut Perfumes and Extracts uring Requisiles Fancy Ali-Wool French Flannels at 35c $100 value Great wit tonic. Sounders’ Fa der— al. cocrs, Oxzyn Face Powd colors, value 25¢ . 15 ¢ Chamois Skics—lorg Rubber Goods, etc. Kubber Gloves, 39c 50. value; wear guar- anjeed; spiendid for all kines of house cwaning window ware Rng: in whie or | Noont, Perfume, r—saze No 6, |i per oz. 7.$ Houbigant's Heal Perfeme, \y. or eA e k per vz $1.50 fot . + 18¢ Lo France Rose or Robitita, ———- | c : of odors, Le \ Hot Water ‘ peroz. . 6. D5¢ Botiles, 45¢ i quart s. ze; red or white Lusteriie Nai Enamel, « rubber Or paste form—va ue 2. | 75e value, 2.3 or 4 : 14c | Java Rice Orange Weol Sticks — Powd.r, 19¢ pkg. ot 1 doz 5c | Ina’) colors. Nail B ffers, assorted — vaiue 50; 25c | Hay’sHair Heal h Manicure Scig ors, needle | value 50c, ar ace por lue'S00. 35 Cuticle Krves, bone | Listerire value $10), at 55¢ handies=-value 50c . 29¢ peaneaoancurwas ew a g Free Treatment Certificate Symptoms @ y ii} What ty OTH NTIE' Sed cE Pz EIEIO RI Ea Ort i Address and the ell huniver, oo] = SS = = More Hospitals Ks numbers {rota (a © tvove—that la all Married >... tris dimtied, Oni; ter a the Cut t this certificate ave oe INSTANT rellel trom th ) st ea rT. FRANK LYMNOTT felts GHIGAGO ® >::+ occidentat Bldg. CHICAGO, ILL. Awww ba gmamaaaenwananma d bey Cannel ve dispecsed An, but we For Which the Usual Prices Are 50c to 75c The importer was asking more than our sale price, until this hundred-odd pieces hung on his hands; then he was glad to get them out of the way at the low price we nemed All-wool French Flannel, stripes in two-tone effects, stripes with rosebuds in Three one effects, porka Gots and Persian design in light and dark grounds, Regular values, 50: to 75, 35c Ma reenhut & Co For Friday's Selling What ot Women’s $3.50 Shoes at $1.95? Your response will surely be immediate and enthusiastic because this special purchase includes absolutely new, perfect footwear at a most unusual underprice, It is one of those rare sales that combines al the desirab’e qua'ities of newness, smartness and serviceability with an exceptionally low price, Women’s Patent Leather Shoes in button styles. Women's Calf Shoes in button and lace styles. And Women’s Hockey Shoes, black and tan leather; $1.95 splendid storm shoes... Ae etary Also Auto Boots for men and women, al! remaining in stock, women’s size 4 only, min’s AlsoJ Alto Boots 9e re) os eee ieee nee atv finite i 1.95 Secon! F Greenhut and Company— For Friday's Selling. Greenhut & Co,, *if*al"Ainta"SCo 1 Sixth Agenue, 13th to 19th Street