The evening world. Newspaper, February 3, 1911, Page 7

h a " . THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ‘Women of New York Need To Be Taught That Their Servants Are Human” {Nj PAWN TICKETS ae Daestic Problem Must Be Solved by Educating the Employers, Declare Heads of the Forum otf Inquiry—See No Good in a School for Maids, v Ethel Lloyd Patterson. We shall now discuss the Ser- vant Problem you and how you may lure you at Mary into Iinger-} {ng another monti. | Or, perchance, st you have a soctal| po.ttion, you will feel a deeper in- | terest; how to procure a butler, oF Dow ttrain the gardener to drop els trowelind adorn himself with majsest of a “second man Occasiorequire “E\ servant problem must be aolveby educating the employ- ers,"sclares Mrs, Bertha Bidwell Brow associate manager of the Foruof Inquiry. “The women of ‘Wheney do learn this Probl will solve itself.” And athis because of an editorial @hancedpon !n Harper's Bazar. hools for Servant: ‘Wonderwhy, @xenograers’ print {rheap periodicals or tof shops, they 4 ers and hale a i ingyapols for nurses Fountain of pomerest ving read this editorial milni@o obtain expert opin practbility « on B, Thirty beth chel W: duets Forun g women int h servants their duties?" I asked 1e ladies “Ethie idea Bias Wy replied, “It would fa @everal isons. First, y who havbeen trained to be ographe or to work not the: be ¢ nite impract Girls, us class, are not partic er akecping thelr own homes, | without tng to run the home of some- | Body else Une a Big Disadvantage. cond even were they wor be laboring ous disvant t tempt The pe mo I doubt if ad a how would per teome in and tel faults wheipere is always one's fly. Gi anya interpolated Mrs Hrow 1% not the servants who need trainit, The to this farhe better teach the ¥, York ¥ ooner we wake We ne her servants huinan bel self. Whylo you kneav ' comparativefoy homes in New York a mais ‘permi to have | theart ¢ upon her? Must + Her Young Man arf to do if she is enga hen the Mess should allow the hyallers in the kitchen,’ *, Brn concisely, “on the oth hand, I belleve we should remembour diversions do not necessarily intet our servants," Miss Wyle remarked} think it is a great mistake we to‘ f@ amusements on ants. It 18 Pour place to judge} tastes in #u\ tatter thi “BY the way,” shed, ture in the case. GATCH EX BURGLAR, |": ‘FINDMANY JEWELS Manhattan, making 4 © house to at he had an | Have Man Who Robbed 3ank Cashier imself Day New York Ave. Houses. After Companion Sought Death Silanes | ane oe Gave Hint of Purpose A young man who called IN, Pa., For. niinseit| Javerage wa nimselt| f domestic mervants run these days Michael Feneiia was ined up in et telier of “You must lyn Potice i vrters to-day b 1 sopmitted sutetde nthe ed Mise Wylie, ive Man 4 recognized a4 © way that William Coyle, a friend in domestic life y king ca where else, is to epecial rule only the fn @ hallway at No. enue, Broo what Coyle friend | duty t: perature had no The nade ook him fi sug it would a took him in tow Wages n \ prigoner’s pockets were tur "4 «J out there came to* lis and a pigskin Jewel ca NOTICE TO welled pins a. 4 with a No, BA Hunt PATIENTS. DR. HALL | HAVING OPENED AX OFPICR ne tickets were for jewelry ed Dec. 2% and caited for a lady "| gold wateh and neck chain, the wi . | Monogramed tady's diam. H solitaire, one rt with five opais, one ring ret with pears, oue r set with four opals, ono ring DR. HALL’S 144¥GiENIC PLATE Xone. beter mad in ices rendered Tuesday wi he bil bill ts is for elghty-five cents. th a request that it be av an! emeraids, one tw ‘arge may have crept in uninten- | Ting «e: with a red tionally.” [with twetve pearts and a Bnet Ltn é 54-56-58 Twenty-third St. West HAVE MADE Extraordinary Price Red uctions ON Women’s & Misses’ Coats& Suits Regardless of Cost Winter Coats | Were $20 to $25 Were $30 to $75 ‘Were $40 to $45 Were $50 to $60 Now Now Now Now , 10.00 15.00 20.00 25.00 Entire Balance of Imported | | Wraps and Coats for Street, F | Evening or Reception Wear, | Formerly $75 to $1 39.50 & 50.00 | | } Winter Suits VELVETS——BROADCLOTHS— | | Were $25 to $35 | Now 15.00 ~-NOVELTY FABRICS | Were $40 to $45 Now 20.00 Were $50 to $75 Now 25.00 | Fur Cane ana sm all ‘Fuss | Decided Reductions on Entire Stack | | FOUR SPECIMEN VALUES: $55to $65 Moire $75 to $85 Moire $95 to $110 Brilliant | Pony Coats, Pony Coats, Seal Coats, Squirrel Coats, | | -00 45.00 §5.06 110.00 | Muffs and Scarfs One- Ha if Price $165 Sabled |The Sunday World’s New York Painless DentalCo. 10 E. 14th St, «x Will Give Each Patient His Persone! Care, S16 J waten, No. L818, with a worn | until two 212 No. y-tecond jumps is bo- ne for his had pawned ‘Brooklyn Police Poth Belleve They | USED POISON AND PISTOL, AS DID SUICIDE FRIEND. Wiltlam Mack r vee “Want” Directory. Makes more offers of positions than any other two mediums in th? univers:2. foe | Excessive Crinii \**Tac ks”’ Justto remind ou thatihe Moe evy Sailcis still : On. Unheard of values in Men’s & Boys’ Clothing & Furnishings. Moe Levy , 119-125Walker St,N.Y. 1439 Broadway, N.Y. “en TERRORS CF - ALCOHOLISM <|DRINK HABIT ANALYZED "| Alters sane pur} Blocks succes |Crystalizes public lemnation | Destroys the mem | Engenders ill-feeliny Gu, asylums and prisons Gains worthless friend |Handicaps ambition Inflames imagination ~bewitches the | senses | Jeopardizes all that is sweet in lif Kills mental and physical force | Leaves incurable wo | Makes men bensts sible Nourishes disease—piry women irrespon sical Opens the flood Precipitates qu hes good a Zeal gone, the | abject and 1) RENTAL Nil isa cure for the drink habit, pst modern anc [perte ot of known treatment physician and ‘d aye experi« It is perfect in miless is its action. bringing: about tlio d result in every case—that of eradicating for ever all desire or inclination for alco holic stimulant. Tustitute or Home Treatment Call or write for full particulars, to be obtained from the physician who patients at the NEAL “Address Dept.0, No » New York City ephone Madison Square Open « n_day and night $3.50 Silver | Mesh Bags World A Hold f Ic i 2 50¢ Sale of Boys’ & Girls’ Shoes No thrifty woman can afford to miss these remarkable Saturday values. Sale of Wash Dresses for 6 to 14 Year Old Girls at 87c 8, 1911. The ‘ony rient 5 There is no other } f stock: n of valy it cv Ard ful valu luc emt Be Socks liste: v Silk for M Go, Unaerwear tural Men's and Boys 59c Coat Shirts at 35c & irls’ & Misses’ Coats ensational pr A this sale to clearance, 1 Cc. O. D. or « of the to $6. nd mixtur In Bays’ Shoes, Ihese Very Special Values this sale Specials in Gir's’ Shoes: Cirts’ Vici Kid and Gun Metal Button and Lace Shoes, a 9 grade All sises up to 11. Special 1. 98e 5 11 to 2. Special $1.29 ‘a High Cat Gua Metai Caif Shoes, I $2.00 gr Wn $1.60 $2.50 grades: sizes 12!) to 2 $1.85 Hosiery & Underwear in an Important Sale siery and under 1es, Hosi it is safe to predict that crowds Append of the are som > ind toes {st bo Fall 4c! Women’s t nuerwear of best trimmed, wlll be i approval, day ; materials inde < red, "92.95 caraeul ty sey on aperior } | | Boys’ $2.50 Shoes, for this sale. Above are kid gun metal, calf and vici kid bluc $5 lace § styles: eli sizes $1.09) 29c Ribbons, 19c ribbor a \ Two special lots of des in a clearance si 4!,-inch Taffeta, Satin Taffe nd Moire Ribbons, colors light ue, pink, navy blue, Copen- agen, old rose, cardinal, black and \ very suitable for hair bows, trimmings and sashes 43,-inch Flowered Rib= bor hite grous ith colored edges to . floral desigs y to 29, all at the underprice f nineteen cent “'Lo-Morrow <= BLOOMING DALES Ostrich & Willow These fii long, made of prime male steck, in black and all color: This is only one of the m ordinary bargains we offer for Others @ Black $2.95 Black aad Colored Plumes | | 5 Special Prices on Tailet ar roxide Cream dkeretiet Vatraets Will Be Great Piano Day ee $319 Walters Pianos i 0 ¢ ea t BLOOMIN are of encilled Pianos Hark ‘is. | Male trashes Piano Frauds GDALEY’, Lex, to 3a Ave., 59th car occasion that compares with this in volume | and underwear for men, women and children figure | mar t so'es: very special at ys" 59e Coat Shirts at 35¢__| $1.00 Long Silk Gloves, to be disposed of in spite of the heavy selling of the past few days. Come in early if you want your share. They are 16 button mousquetaire silk gloves, double tipped, ‘in black, white, pinlk, sky, navy blue, champagne and gray. Women's 50c Two Clasp Silk Gloves, ‘| Worth up to $10.00, at Bs ere 18 inches y extra- ad Colored Plumes, $1 on NOE at . co RR $7.29 Flack and Colored lumes $/,98 SSS LOOMING DALES from all over the city will be ny Opportunities: Children’ s Stockings | and fine rib cotton “ae, Jouble knves; 1c grad ‘a special Hack Lisle Thread and women; very special at 1 Garter ‘Lop Silk Hose, r at Ik Hose, for women; Men’s silk Finish Underwear In a choice of pink, sky and white; look and wear like silk; come in all sizes; worth $1.00; special 3 49c Cut Flower Specials: Our Cut Flower Shop is conven- iently located on the Main Floor, 59th St. side, near Lexington Ave. Itisone of the best flower shops in the city. Violets, 50 in a bunch, tied with cord All the highest grades of Tul.ps. Jom- 1 dozen and 2 dozen Artistic Floral Desig: Our Sale of sagan | 26-inch pots filled with soil rative plants at one-third to one-half and tassel; regularly 35¢ to 75¢3 quils, Narcissus Poeticus, Lily of | in a bunch; regularly Priced from $1.00 Up. 25 Tulip Bulbs, \] oc 10 off regular low prices. special Saturday, at 1 Seana 25e the Valley, Hyacinths; 39c | 7Se, for q Roof Gonservatories Last 25 Crocus Bulbs, All our other flowering and deco- | There are still over a thousand pairs | double tips, blacks and whites, all sizes .. 39- Men's Chamois Fabric Gloves in natural color, sold everywhere , for to-morrow, on 29 Plumes $2.98 | Fresh Meat Specials for Saturday: Chop © Wats 3 age 25e ' 18346 101 3¢ and Porterhouse Bieuka’ 141 5¢ | 5 Quarters “of “Lain! = Best Values in Highest Grade 00 n> = Note $395 Walters: ne layer Its $10 Down and 82 per W i" to 60th sex