The evening world. Newspaper, April 19, 1911, Page 8

——————————————— ———————— ISEASE LURKS NY REFRICERATONS TEST If Neglected, They Breed! Germs and are Fruitful | Cause of Illness. SPRING CLEANING RULES | | Mrs. Winifred S. Gibbs Gives | Housewives Six Suggestions for Care of Kitchen. . ' By Ethel Lloyd Patterson. Now to pour di+/ vine lecontent into the heart of woman and thoughts of car- nage and of crime into the mind of; man. Yor it ta of epring houseclean- ing I would write. @pring cleaning as) it fe done in our best and most aot- - entific circles; is it 1s taught by Mise Winifred S. Gibbs, professional ietetist and oMcer in the New York Association for Improving the Condition ef the Poor. Are you beginning to understand I em not going to teil you about any! eommon, ordinary, ’ leaning, where the cigar ashes under the corner of the rug and stuff the potato peels behind the botier? No, my ear madarm, this t# the real thing, guaranteed either to drive your husband entirely mad or make him leave home for at least a week Rules for Refrigerators, Tf my muse does not #trangie to death tn the dust I hope to raise, I want to be able to walk through any restdentin! section of New York to-morrow morn- ing and see a steady atream of water bugs and plano stools being hurled from , Windows by white-capped housewives who have read the helpful suggestions | of Miss Gibbs. ‘To begin with, there are aix rules for the refrigerator. It ts possible you aid not know @ refrigerator could be with- out rules, or in other words unruly. But I assure you {t can. Mise Gib says so. To be more exact, she anys: oZ believe there is more Gisenee | traceable to a neglected refrigers- | tor than to almost any other ome [ thing.” | So,! my dear madam: . Keep your icebox free from the dirt and sawdust which clings to the te 2.—Once a week cleanse all parte | of the food compartment with soap and hot water. “3 Never put warm food away in the refrigerator. ‘4. Do not allow milk and butter to e@tand uncovered beside tables, as they will abi and odors. “S. Keep your dishes absolutely clean, 6. Go through the refrigerator every day to use Up remnants of food while still fresh, and to keep every part in order. A Few More Rules, “And,” — cominued = Miss Gihba, thoughtfully, tapping her pencil on her office desk in the eseociation’s roome an East Thirty-second atreet, “there are a few to give while we are on this sup- ject of spring cleaning. Here they are: “Sweep the kitchen daily, first cover. ing all food, “Always keep your pantry shelves| . =| JEMES’ MeCREERY 3800, | clean ishcloths cause Ais- ease. After each using dishcloth and towels should be washed in soap and water and rinsed tn scalding water, then thoroughly Gried. ‘This treatment will keep them sweet and clean. “Pertect Seaniiness will hel keep free from water bugs, b do get into the } n they n drtven away by orax in all crevices around the aink @ careful to keep all food under co} as the odors of food altract bug wekly. "Be caretel not to ne powdered waste any food more rules I would Iike! THE NVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1911, | TRLLS HOUSH WIVES _|!ne., ors nara arent ts! ot nt eating HOW TO KEKP THR during the warmer months, yyt 1 per- KITCHEN CLEAN, jn" hieir mont tan down condition. ate | Ing the wummoer, and that they conme- 1 the fuel they ean get going” T will eugmest three meals for a family of five people that oan be prepared fer | 61.38," Bo here te the menu me a ue will pla jot inentioned, whi! Mh achievement in | Br Bamp. Milk Sugar, Kippered Herring | Coffee or Coaoa Bhelle for Children. prunes something | Dinner. | Meat Pie, with Potato Crust. | ti KEEP POSLAM "READY AT HAND | Nowadays no medicine ghelf {| complete without a box or a jar of Poslam, the remarkable remedy | which accomplishes such rapid cures of eczema and serious ekin diseases, ‘besides quickly making away with) pimples, blemishes, fever Ddiisters, | rashes and like troubles. Poslam is |the first thought of thousands “when- ever the skin ails." Hegeman's, Riker's and all druggists eell Posiam | in two sizes, at F0centeand §2, Write for free samplo to the Bmergency | Laboratories, 82 West Twenty-fifta | @oned in the warmer months, for they are too heating to the blood. Wheat cereals and rice should be substituted for them, Need Fuel in Summer. “although,” continued Mi! “I want to say that I ati prove of people eating strength food in the summer time. Particularly persons who have to work for thelr liv- Otdde, ly ape street, New York City. Franklin Simon & Co. | Fifth Avenue-—-37th and 38th Sts. | WILL CLOSE OUT THURSDAY Women’s Suits and Dresses 125 Women’s Tailored Suits This season's desirable models of navy or black serge, hairline stripes, tweed, homespun fabrics and guaranteed black tailor satin, 22.50 Heretofore $29.50 to $45.00 ’ 96 Women's Dresses Man-tallored model of black satin, black taffeta silk, or men's-wear serge, In navy, white or black, trimmed with wide silk braid, real Irish lace collar and cuffs, 18.50 Heretofore $29.50 56 Copies of Imported Suits High grade dressy Tailored Suits, of English serge, black satin, Bedford stripes and mannish fabrics; only one or two of a kind, 37.50 Heretofore $49.50 to $69.50 SMAKING DEP’T, S4th Street Store. Remaining stock of Model Gowns at greatly reduced prices. | Foulard Gowns made to order......95.00 New Iinportation of Lingerie and Cotton Veiling Gowns, at attractive prices. Thirty-fourth Street. Vee trummings of meat for # Save te Ury Bread LcAnd mow that we are on the ques: | 10 TO 1S MINUTES FROM ANYWHERE oo PAUMANN’S sinva epinech and AT 149 ST ENTRANCE OF SUBWAY OR ELEVATED e salads are QUESTIONS OF SEX ; Proveriy answered in The. De jes formerly sold ) ie seat tree ay ad posi tue) te prepay fe Conditions Wo t asnoeiate tals Lo: yrmpares by ques ‘Deve 4, crm © tor Sh OueCeRt stacy h Cash or Purchases FREE This Brass Bed fi Kegularprice, $15 FREE . This Imperial Leather Couch a Ce n Oak Trame, Sy ak Trame. Regular price, $12. FREE with Eve nts | oinbhed 1 BRASS BED AGSOLUTELY FREE With Every Purchuse of $75 Cail and Convince Yourself THE EASIEST PAYMENT HOUSE IN NY, D. 49 22.3 2n0n weer or Siku nist te rb : YOUR TERNS ARi t a menu for ene! feplied Mise aibbe, “and | JAMES McGREERY & COs, 23rd Street 34th Strect On ‘Thursday, April ‘the 2oth HOSIERY DEP'TS. —r In Both Stores, Women’s Pure Thread Black Ingrain Silk Hosiery, with cotton tops and soles or double silk tops and lisle spliced soles. 1.00 per pair Children’s Fine Ribbed White Cotton Stockings, with double knees. Size 6 to 914 inches, 6 pairs for 1.10 usual price 1.50 DRESSMAKERS’ SUPPLIES. Dress Shields, nainsook covered. Sizes 2, In Both Stores, gand 4. 8c pair, 90c dozen Dress Shields, silk covered. Sizes 2, 3 and 4. « 16c pair, 1.85 dozen Sewing Silk. roo yard spools........... 7¢ spool, 75¢ dozen Large spools of Sewing Silk.... vee 40¢ spool, 4.50 dozen Featherbone, silk covered.............. 7e yard, 75c box Dressmakers’ Pins. Sizes 4,5 and6..... 14¢ half pound Scam Binding. tives se 7C piece, 75¢ dozen Hooks and Eyes with spring. .....10c box Foundation Collars....3c each, 30c dozen UPHOLSTERY DEP'TS. «+ mm Both Storos. On Thursday and Friday, April the 2oth and 21st. 10,000 yards Fine Cretonne in French and English designs and colors. Suitable for furniture slip covers, draperies or fancy work 15¢, 25¢ and 35c¢ per yard Former prices 30¢, 40¢ and $< 500 pairs of Summer Portieres in a variety of materials. 3.00, 4.50 and 6.50 per pair former prices 5.00, 7.09 and 10.50 Linen Couch Covers,—60 inches wide, 3 yardslong. Reversible and washable. 1.50 former price 2.25 Summer Window Curtains. 1,200 pairs including Muslin, Lace, Snow Flake and Colored Organdie. 50c, 75¢ and 1.00 per pair er prices $Sc, 1.50 and 2.00 Fanev or Ivory color sement Netting in White, Arab An extensive variety of designs. 15¢, 25¢c and 35¢ per yard former prices 28, 38¢ and §5¢ Colored Madras and Tissue Casement or Sill Curtains in plain colors, Chintz colors and dainty Liberty designs. 1.25, 1.50 and 1.75 per pair former prices 2.50, 3.00 and 3.50 Muslin Bed Sets, plain or with valance. White and colors. 2.50 and 3.50 per set former prices 3.75 to 6.00 Shades and Slip Covers to order. Lace Curtains and Draperies cleaned and stored. “GAMES McCREERY & CO. 23rd Street 34th Street Have You the Right Corset? The corset in which you look well, feel well, and breathe well? You may | i i‘ have one combining these qualities, no mat- Sips ter what your figure may be. Stout or slender, it makes no difference, you can be well-fitted in an L. R, Corset, Never before has it been possible to show such a representative group of new models, all having supple curves, graceful lines and perfect workmanship. There is a certain type of womar. whose flesh has been pushed below the ccrset by the medium length style in a manrer not only uncomfortable but disfiguring. To ove:come this we have a longer corset, which gives space where it is needec and remedies this defect. $5, The other day a woman asked, “ you a corset with a real low bust, everyone is either just out of them, or says they are ro longer worr.'’ But they are worn by ’ certain types and we have them—low bust with long hipe, medium high bust with aifferent length hips. Every style to give every figuie comfort. The woman weoring L. R. corsets may walk, ride, play tennis or do housework with absolute freecom for bieathing. All sizes, $1 to $5. (3d Floor, Old Bldg.) John Wanamaker | Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co., ———— SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK | MONDAY MORNING WONDERS \ —_ * a i of satin on hips and cuffs, its satin buttons touched with gold, ilk Tie Lac black or tan, 30 | and ite apron-paneled skirt. We don't know where else a woman. inches long, Ke pair | | would get such value for $25, \ Mercerized corset laces, 8 yds. long, 6c. ‘Two other $25 models—black or blue, like the above-—are equally smart } ar 5 in ine and admirable of quality One is ornamented with wide silk braid, and 200 asks n bebe ie te to 70, the brief jacket fastens with a large frog ornament. A hit dressier ie the other, my, ae ee | with the Swiss manufacturer cf whose ctock thi: is a part | fresh, all 1911 patterns, mostly on Swiss and in a variety of Better Quality, Style and Tailoring Bought in tarrcquantitie the | Such fine serge, | with Irish crochet and nearly all have bits of hand-embroidery, | chic. Sailor collars and pretty chemisettes may THE JOHN WAN AMAKER STORE Women’s Unusual $25 Suits Dressmaking At Wee Prices Notions notion manufacturers shaved the r profits and we nour turn marked th avery mal mar- gin above the actual ccst. All are o| reliable quality. Laces Extra heavy tubul black or tan, 1 yd. Than the Price Usually Affords Here's a little suit any woman would suppose to be $35 until she looked at the price ticket and found it o be but $25! as soft and beautiful as goes into French suits; 80 admirably tailored, too, and the coat finely I’ned with peau de cygne; more than all, such a jaunty, becoming style quite like @ Pari fachion-plate, with its little sai'or collar of satin: insets ar shoe laces, | fe 1!, yds. long, 7e 17e dor. 100 yd. spool silk, in black ar white, dc spool, 44c dos Basting cotton, fast color. 45 vda. with ite becoming sailor collar of black and white striped satin. or of pongee, | */ it Only, 2c spor if you prefer—and its three-quarter sleeves. She Who Seeks a Satin Suit |to spool, te spool, 51 will find an exceptionally good model here at $47.50-—a euit that is usually more ¢ Pins expensive. With its short coat and wide roiling collur, it excels not only in| Handy box of assorted wire hair atyle but in the quality of the satin, broad braid trimming and blue eatin lining | Pins. 18. ‘ a mult of distinction for the woman of good taste. Second floor, Old Bldg, ,_ Lmitation shell hair pins, 10c Wire hair pins, 9¢ dozen papers. _ Imported Steamer Coats English pias, paper of 360 pins, 7c. | Steel pins, paper of 200 pins, mee sorted on paper, Se. We have them from $20 to $60, but a little group of the lower-priced es: Pin c Ait ag 200 amall! pins, jet, mat pecially merit print. white and colors, Se A double-faced English tweed model with fitted high-waisted back isre-| Pin cubey, 200 large pins, jet, met markably good for $20. At $33 are exceedingly good gray or brown tweed 5 models, high-buttoning collar and big double patch pockets. And at $38 a emart tweed models, silk-lined to hips; with all the touches of cut and line a clever foreign tailor gives. Second floor, Old Building. Pin cube and color Belting and Bind Double serge belting, |g inches wide, 42c piece of 9 yds. Double serge belting, ide, 52c piece of 9 yds k Prussian binding, in black or | hite, 9 yd. piece, Ule., $1.32 Bias scar tape of fin whit 114 Inches 15,000 Yards of Embroideries Of Astonishing Quality, 15c, 18c, 25c, 75c, 95c Yd. . American samples and surplus of a large Swiss manufacturer, Bandings, beadings edges, inseztions, at 15c, 18¢ and 25¢ yard-—ordinarily they would cell readily at 30c to 50c. We know the quality is right because we have had large dealings All 3. Shirt waist nt neinsook dress shields, light red, sizes No, 2, s shields, light Ne. 2, designs, large or small. At 75c yard instead of $1 to $1.50, 22-inch flouncings made fo: this season, but which wi'l not be dup! cated later. Mos women will consider them a good thing for when they buy these embroideries they wll not have to see them being w everybody else. Wide range of patterns from smal neat figy to bo d floral des gn’, beautifully executed. A 95c yard instead of $1.25 to $1.50, are 45-i flounces in ctriking designs of embroidery on sheer fine Swiss. While every piece in the collection ‘s far better than usual at the price, yet some qualities are finer than others and cus- tomers who come first will naturally pick them out. Main aisle, Oid Building. Se 3, 4, Se pair; en. shape dress shields light covered, sizes No. 2, 3, 4, $1.54 doren | ellaneous beits, 10c | with dip pin, cotton weighit s Me pai t and jewel case of ng three large 50c. hable hair roll, 24 inches long 20c. Large size silk hair nets, package of five nets, I8c. Main floor, Old Building Girls’ and Young Women’s Sample Linen Dresses, $14.75 Pretty model frocks of excellent linen in white, rose, blue and wistatia. Simple lines, graceful skirts—not too ratiow—and low necks make them iaeal for young women. Some are trimmed Crepe Neckwear White and Black Decidedly new, and certain to be appreciated by women in mourning. The sailor collars of white crepe are pretty as can be for finishing a black jacket. The black crepe fichus will com- pletely transform a plain coat, | Neckbows, jabots, frills, stocks | and cuffs, fichus—-practically all | which give just the right touch. Inexpensive because samples Sizes 14, 16 and 18, but not all sizes ir cach style. Have you seen the new striped linen dresses? They are very be taken out if desired. the pretty new n ar ideas i ; F ; A : are by in this creamy white They have the smartest of backs, something the intelligent repe or fine bl crepe. All young woman always considers. rose—-$18.75. Sizes 14, 16, 18. Some all-over embroidery white dresses with cord trim- ming are $15. With stripes of blue, black or are Hand and prices start with a clever new kind of bow at $i. Second floor, Old Bldg. | Neckwear Section, Main floor, Old Bldg JOHN WANAMAKER Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Street York Cit The World’s A gieat number of beauti- FREE ful Apariment Houses in and An Artistic and Valuable Directory fer Homeseek ors JUST FROM THE PRESS Copies of this Ay t-Seekers’ Renting eing 1 FREE at ail 9 Branch sor will be mailed to any address upon receipt of scent stamp for postage. eo “A{| Address Album Dept., New York World, Sw Puliteer Bldg, Park Rew, N.Y. City /