The evening world. Newspaper, April 27, 1911, Page 6

tt i EXPECTS 10 PAY | sat eristaam 2%, temas Drinking Fountain Given ie ALS LS fA | \ds are payable on eash $25 summers who jupons with + TOITS CUSTOMERS © $7,000,000 A YEAR : United Stores Ci ae As-| { “4 ae Adva sociation Organized to Pay ate ate Interest on Daily Purchases. the aswociation cach merchant TWENTY CITY DISTRICTS Estimates Made on Basis of | 77 300,000 Families Spend- ing $1 a Day. age will run | t will average syoclation es | fi ent. the to the and one Ing business 9 fret street, ao Deing ost pay tho « expenses. of $1.n day thelana nav ear, | A. $1,000,000 Corporation. ia dividends a ‘The plan is founded on the Engiith| The United ores Aasociation is a Co-operative system, wiileh has been in) $1,000,000 ¢ organized unde ork, and many y on the Cont fifty years, lis 4 fe the work o Man, who has hla life to arra Operation successfully in England and) t & the detail to suit ons, ane ty | XL tile Board New York, “ip. J i mortly | ter to ¢ ‘ar West, Olmsted, to New @ mew to An mately 2, Clations in through the though there is one 4 dd Vive: Preside n| er United States M 4 n. Ymewe after atid Caen iad bade un se , ket S pounde here for the price of = - ; \ erated with Wacteee for years, He OP tora with George W. wh ae ase. in| WO ive » walked in sieve n Uellveree te yearcecr: | 9 - \ Steamship Lines. aga the right eal Park last ‘Tu _ dled | Ofer by postal or Teteptione sa7t Cortiand AS UL Meee he! \) b ¢ associa. | Kenyon, ©. Dodd ineer, and two agi ha ee oducts, Thomas J. Paeihy ape tisskinsvatiintid (eth wile va all ‘sine 2 FMLIES LAST YHA SONAL meas Charles 11. Puller, a New York tnwyer, | ab {alists told him there was! n Sr a RSes arse Rese Sm 1 yh COFFEE CO. gi, Aimee Tan aa pa ett" | BB COUSINS OBJECT TO WILL.|ts cnoce to deans at sn minute. tax | Estatished 130 SUNG TD Eas Magheed the geeks wate wetter and em night ho seemed unusually despondent, 933,295, 237,239 Washington St,, N. cheaper in the United States | PATERS! April 22.- -|but his two sons, who lived with him, Bots Pash Place haduaneasaee me WORK MONDAY WONDERS. Eventually the United Stores’ Associa. | five first ¢ ul cousins of tion to munufacture its own) the Jato John 1. elghty years re Goods, but for the present will devote ee anon its energies to organization among deal- @rs and consumers. A trade magazine to advertise tho dealers’ wares and to tell the consumer Where to buy any certain article; a buy- |quest of feg exchange that will permit of nurse at the chases in immense quantities ‘La thet he w was drawn by Mr. ‘Terhune y Lenurin, titution who took nd consequent cheape Pek price to|,, howpital a few daye | he the dea , to the con- Relatives declare Terhune was mer; a sound mind that undue in- mininvize was used The ¢ 10 hau ng and storage and, fn put ings institution that wilt en for the motives of the association. «| MAKES FLESH | aid STRENGTH The promoters plan to divide of New York into twenty cording to populatio: a branch office in es chants tn seventeen |ines 5 of the necessit of iit luxuriel are a be Father joyed to John’s Mea- the consumers and present the propo. t- tion to them. | icine con- A $500 Accident Policy. tains the exact kind of nourish- ment need- ed by those} who have| lung troub- les and are al weak and run down. The consumer will de given, with a Wp, & $5) accident monthly where to buy and the 1 1 Der cent. cash dividends on all pur- BETTER FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN TRAN CASTOR OIL, SALTS,OR PILLS, AS IT SWEETENS AND CLEANSES THE SYSTEM [MORE EFFICIENTLY AND 4S FAR MORE PLEASANT TO TAKE, Seer Ties PXIASENNA &S THE IDEAL FAMILY LAXATIVE, AS ST GIVES SATISFACTION TO ALL, IS ALWAYS BENEFICIAL IN ITS EFFECTS AND PERFECTLY SAFE AT ALL TIMES. PO NOTE THE NAME Sees CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. in the Circle, on every Package of tlie Genuine. Sy eee ALL RELIASLE DRUGGISTS SELL THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE WHEN CALLED FoR, ALTHOUGH THEY COULL MAKE A LARGER PROFIT RY SELL TIONS, YET THEY PREFER TO SPLt. f i 1715 RIGHT TO DO SO AND FOR THE GOOD OF THR CUSTOMERS. = WHEN IN NEED OF MEDICINES, suCH DRUGGISTS ARE THE ONES TO DEAL WITH, AS YOUR LIFE OR HEALTH MAY AT SOME TIME DEPEND UPON THEM SKILL AND RELIAU:LITY WHEN BUYING Note the Full Name of the Company |; CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP:CO. PRINTED STRAIGHT ACROSS,NCAR THE }OM, AND IN ‘THE CIRCLE,NEAR THE TOP OF EVERY PACKAGE.OF THE GENUINE. ONE SIZE ONLY, FOR SALE BY ALL LEADING @RUGCISTS. REGULAR PRICE S0c PER LOTTLE, a yy ad RUP_OF FIGS AND ELIXIR OF SENNA IS THE ONLY PERFECT FAMILY LAXATIVE, BECAUSE IT IS THE ONE KEMEDY WHICH ACTS IN A NATURAL, STRENGTHENING WAY. ARRITATING, C7BILITATING OR GRIPING, AND THEREFORE DOES WAY WITH BUSINESS OR PLEASURE IT IS RECOM*! QNFORMED FAMILIES, WHO KNOW OF ITS VALUE FRO! BENEFICIAL EFFECTS ALWAYS BUY THE GENUINE, MANUFACTURED BY THE CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CQ hin gg pain De pte Ra Rh read Pewee ah oh PNRM RE Ce IR KILLS HIMSELF IN FEAR id not soxnes ne contem THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1911. oR to City by alae Le, SQUGMGA ries vixinn 06 ore, ‘ accepted a Congregatios You can't miss here Don't try t it or miss” game oof purchasing = “stock” glasses, Proper glasses cannot be out and sold like patent medicines—no two eyes are alike. Harris Fyeglass Service was first’ introduced fifteen years ago; evidence of its continued the growth of our chis now the largest al house in the world, rough service insures glasses | vour glasses cost $2, | s one cha in. a Registered Dr. Herts will first week ins Ye instal on Sept. ot Bist ani near Jobp Street Brooklyn | Brookiyn | tO Nassau'S 1009 Proadway, near Willoug! 489 Fulton Street, onposite A 107 Broad Street, near Hahno & Co., Newark a : “t = Broken 25 abtitn MANAHAN'S | = Coffee « ote « WTARINE our coffee in 0 ir own plant, portant Portlan OF CHOKING TO DEATH. a fot up at 6 10k AMOT. = | Man, Wa of Fatal] rack | FRESH EVERY DAY PROOF 5 SRNR Se | cesses in Throat, Er j cue p of selling to retailers, we ene Oe > Psioncs cesses in Throat, Ends | sig 8 i direct to the household at seu | Dread With Shotgun. while 1 tesa He ree just as low " | | was takin in | choking to death from | Ma stretcher i the throa | three yer Dies of Watt Some of This Week’s Low Prices at Ali the 200 James Butler Inc. Stores Smoked Shoulders, jin 10° a Ib. poeeusieere ease ty egies Condensed Milk The Four Best Brands—Fresh, New Made Milk, Rich. in Butter Fat. At Lowest Possible Prices. Butler’s Brand............... .....can 7 Shawnee Brand, 3 cans 23° can 8° Liberty Brand 8 cans 25° ce x CHOICE GROCERIES GROCERIES Essie Brand....................... Evaporated Milk Rich, pure milk, evaporated to the consistency of thick cream. When used—add nothing but water. Eelle Brook Brand.. 3 "25° {:!' gc gs New Laid, received iresh 20° every day} dozen... 0+. Essie Sugar Corn— Maine's 10° choicest; Cams..csceccceces East View Brand, targe selected new laid, soi {only in sealed 25¢ cartons, doven. oo... 6.666 Tomatoes Esste—largest can of richest 12° fruit for Bacon California odio bed anata Selected Brands at Greatly Reduced Prices. ae Haron re wanes 17 Pride of 8 tis Superlative 69° » can. > big can ‘ond Gold PBC New totatoes, finest iron Piorida ; es « California Potatees, the best of the old crop..... PM mas New Bermuda Onions, selected, a lb Pears Essie~ch California 19° setts Essie Baked Weans, jusi right; con........... Bey Partlettes tarse cams geese Liberty Ficktes, all kinds; bottle....... Oran jes Cen, Nas Bee and BOC "yt. Coffee, 30° = Lares 0 Ja’ Stamps FREE «|| 20 panei” : iA BEST 5c IEA, 26¢ | Both a ee i ib. EEST COFFEE, 3£¢ | for * 60° 60 E (gen yaa) § 22 2A Stamps FREE Foree, _, | R.C. € te Vinregar....t0e [Soy Bott Worcesters UCU, ‘eerless, 15 mice oP ae an Peerless Cee rsolutely pure, 12e A Ee Ginger ENG gg Data imported Glive Oil. ........28¢ Unceda Lunch Biscuit, Bottle Ceerless ‘Somato Catsup....10¢ 3 packages for 10° Bottle Butler’ 's Chili Sauce. . Largest peckage Trivimph Cats... .10¢ | Large | Box of Matches. .... Extra Special Offers This Week at 117 James Butler Inc. 1. frenead! Stores A Pri AA, wakes finest Cocktails, bottle, 69 50 Jal Stamps FREE [Corccn’bry Gin, mre ive otter Te tuitakes, Zi with ere of the fc ne of Pure Pepper, 1 Package Poel 16 200 Slamps Fk ith ea h of the folloy tags Bottle Cider or W with each of these purchases: comer Old Cabinet Rye Whiskey, ate bottle. ..scsereees OM California White Wine ae Old Monogram Rye Whiskey, bottic 7ic| J. B. Reisling, sparkling Rhine wine, large bottle. . Princeton Cocktails, Manhattan and Mart 75c| J. B. Sauterne, rich and full bodied, large bottle Kinqussle Roteh WME: old . we 4. B. Burgundy, finesi of witle.... Hunter Rye and ison Whiskey, J. B. bottle se “He Rap yy Imported Sherry and Port Wine, bottlc T5C| nore Gopi 8 Stout | cos $ Bass Ale 25 Case of Lager Beer, Lending Home Brews. . . BL bottles 1: 5/2 for 25 | hriies 1 \2 for S LA fe NL TE . 25 30c . 50e Foremost Clothiers Since 1845 More Than 2000 20.00 to 25.90 Suits and Spring Coats Never has a special value been more significant— never has a Smith Gray & Co. special value more clearly exemplified the possible cumulative economies of sixty-six years devoted to the making of better clothes at lesser cost. Every one of these garments was designed and tailored in the Smith Gray & Co. tailoring plant by those selfsame master craftsmen who for more than three score years have built the clothes of better dressed New York. Here is the same fine tailoring— the same distinctive and distinguished style—the ex- clusive designs in high grade fabrics—-in short, you have garments of the highest standard—garments of a class not found outside the Smith Gray & Co, stores. In considering these most wonderful values it is essential first that you appreciate that every fabric is the highest standard used in garments whch are con- ceded extreme values at 20.00, 22.50 and 25.00 and it is only due to our tremendous outlet and consequent purchasing power, coupled with facil‘ties and organ- ization perfected after sixty-six years. that these gar- ments are ohered at less than 20.00, 22.50 and 25.00, Practically every fabric is exclusive in design— woven especially for Smith Gray & Co,, and will not be obtainable outside the Smitn Gray & Co, stores until next season, The tailoring of these wonderful values is of higher quality —more uniformly fine—than is usually found in 20.00 to 25.00 garments, because there is no ready-for-service tailoring that will excel Smith Gray & Co. workmanship. at even higher prices, and in few, if any, 20,00 to 25.00 garments will you find tailoring which approaches ours in quality. The entire value creating nistory of the clothing business has shown no such values as these—-values that mean a direct saving of 4.50 to 7.00 the garment, There are sizes, models, fabrics and designs for men, young men and boys. 15.50 for standard value 20.00 and 22.50 Spring Coats and Suits. Included are suits of velours, cassi- meres and worsted finished cheviots--new grays, tans, browns and neat mixtures—overcoats include black, Oxford and smart ¢rays, tans and browns in exclusive weaves and designs. 18.50 for standard value 22.50 and 25.00 Spring Suits and Spring Coats, Suits include blue serge of fine: all Australian stock, n dyed worsteds and high grade velours—nearly all are ‘exclusive and advanced styles, Overcoats include very smart new grays, tans, browns and neat dark effects—all are advanced in style, and many will not be shown elsewhere for an- other season, Smith Gray & Co. Two Brooklyn Stores: Two New York Storess Fulton St., at Flatbush Av. Broadway at Warren St. Broadway at Bedford Av. 5th Av., Bet. 27th & 28th Sta, Lord & Taylor Founded 1826 Men’s Summer Underwzar Unusual Values French Balbriggan Underwear Medium weight shirts, long or short sleeves) 506 drawers regular or short inseam.......+.+5 each Athletic Underwear | Sleeveless shirts and knee drawers, whitel 65¢ mercerized ClO. ...cce eee e eee etree ees \ each Value $1.00 I. & R. Morley’s Underwear White cotton shirts, long sleeves, short sleeves xo and sleeveless, 34 to #4. 75 Drawers, regular, short inseam and knee) langth OO tod4i sas icisceeurimauwannrnan Sr 1.00 Pajamas of fine mercerized cloth, military model, i] white, tan and aa SAAR CT ORET TT (ole 65 Mercerized Lisle Half Hose Black and Faney Colors. f 356 per pair, Z pairs for $7.00 i Values 50¢ and 75c ‘ Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St, “FOLLOW THE CROWD” 4 into The World’s “Want” columns.