The evening world. Newspaper, July 18, 1911, Page 13

Feet of American Woman Growing Larger, Also Her Hands, ere Independence, Labor and A Size Generally and Adding to Her Beauty— Hips and Skull Smatier, By Ethei Lloyd Patterson. | ‘The proprietor of one of the smartest shops in York says the foot of Ameri- cam women are Srowing larg! The Shoe facturers of Amer- fea, who have just held thelr fifth an- nual convention in ——— Boston, agreed with | the New Youk deal- | @. Of, rather, the New York dealer | Agreed with the consensus of opinion @Avanced at the Boston convention. ‘After all these facts and figures one Ment at least admit the mowern woman 19 confusing. No anoner do we become eocustomed to tu. changed measuro- ments of her Meals of a husband or her own place in the world, or her duties ag a wife generaily, than she | takes to altering her waist line and/ the ize of her shoes, 18 WEARS EASY SHOES TO WALK HER WAY TO INDEPENDENCE, Maybe we might not have waked up to this fact had it not been for that shoe manufacturers’ convention In Bos- ton. It was there the awful fact be- came public that the average size of) shoes women wear to-day 1s from four wheroas twenty years ago the from three to five. The shoes has prac- tleally disappeared. Only one tn twenty Tetafiers handle them. Also many shoe manufacturers are eending out thelr products with a code number in place of the actual size number. ‘This id because women refused to wear the alze that fitted them. Now, what- @yer size they ask for, whether it be two, four or six, the dealer gives them the shoe that fits them best, and he alo the woman ing size of the American woman's foot?” | I asked the propriettor of the smart| hoe shop. “It's the entrance of women.into the| Duainess world that has caused the in-/ creased size of their fest,” he replied. “A woman cannot walk toward econ-| omto independence in uncomfortable mBoes; that !s a literal fact. The girls behind counters and stenographers and beokkeepors and the thousands of other | women earning their daily bread, havo found they aimply had to keep their feat comfortable or they could not stand om them all day. The consequence has been a larger, wider shoe, until the) foot of the working woman has attained something like the firm, brand propor- tipne ft should have to carry her weight | properly. “Then the woman of wealth who doss| not has atand on her feet If she does not want to, has in tho past five years gone in tremendously for ath-| leties. There are tennis and golf and walking, all exercises demanding com-| fertable low-heeled shoes. POINTS TO SUFFRAGE PARADE TO PROVE HIS ARGUMENT. “Tho suffrage parade this spring was one of the best demonstrations possible of the increasing good sense of women in connection with thelr footwear. “Ten years ago you could not have found five hundred women Yerk who could have walked one mile and looked as fresh as those suffragists | did at the of their twe and a halt! miles jaunt | “Of course there s women who habitual and who wear hi thelr tailor greatly In the And of the in New a small class of} s with! so are but the hionable Fifth avenue {ean woman's WAIST GROWING LARGER AND HIPS SMALLER, “Tho t of t n Americar woman ie unde growing larg and her hips declared 4 for her. The modern seted ing to the old Grecian lovelinggs. woman'a unco surely standards of | women have larger hands RASS RRA RRA A but Not Head thletics Are Increasing Her than they had five years ago and they | Wear much larger glov said the lending glove maker, sir hands ire larger because they use them more| than they used to in athletics, and the woman of to-day buys larger gloves be- cause large gloves are English, brought over with afternoon tea, “But at least Tam sure the Amertean woman's head ts growing smaller,” #aid| the modish miliiner firmly. “All the! hate this spring were made several alzos the teat . a! crown, and this deapite| hat ha tty on tink te are being worn very “But might this not be accounted for by the aimpl vt " Anker ple colffures of to-day? © erhapa,” admitted the miliiner. intelligent poople always have smaller and you mus know pias are dally becoming more intel- Which goes witho feene. ut any further argu. —_— EVERY SHOT A BULL’S EYE, | us. Art! Every shot made a bull's-eye day at Sandy Hook at the target sheet: ing by the One Hundred and Thirty. Seventh Company, Coat Artillery Corps, under command of Lieut. Miles, Fire was directed against a floating target which was towed past @ battery | on the north shore at Fort Hancock. Three-inch rapid fire rifles were used eighteen rounds were fired, Not 01 DYSENTERY, DIARRHOEA, | eG HOLERA MORBUS. eee ema alt wan Ready hai 2 juimenliate mice aul eon eee OLD BY DRUGUIS' Cures Asthma Thousands of Dollars Now Being Spent by a Buffalo Institution in Sending Free Treatment to Asthma Sufferers A New Home Cure That Anyone Can Use With Sure Results, Woe have @ Now Method that Cures! Asthma and we want you to try tt at our expense, No matter whether your case is of long standing or recent de- velopment, whether it ts present as oc- castonal or chronic Asthma—no matter in hat climate you live, no matter what your age or occupation, our method ts @ practically certain cure right tn your , douches, opium preparations, fumes, “patent smokes," etc, have fatied, We want to show every one at our own expense that this new method wit! end all ifticult breathing, all wheesing, and all thoss terrible paroxyame, at once and for all time, We have now proven conclusively that) Asthina {ts a polson leading 1 clans have been forced to agree with Asthma haa been one of th tubborn disoawen with mn has had to een that the usual | ed toward relleving most pu deal treatment was d rather than uring, | Almost any one can give vou somet to ease your Imnwdiate suffering, but our | ne te positive cure and drives 5. of what We want tried, n " yo our method » you for al ‘| him, THE EVENING WORLD, T POLICEMAN ACCUSED IN COURT AS CLUBBER. duty at the station house ner was clubbed the Prisoner Discharged and Told to} See Waldo-—Address He Gave F. 7] a Vacant Lot. r e c es When a man who sald he was Joseph Fitzgerald and who gave a Atitious ad " 15 West One Hundred ana | Cent Worry About Mao you " | Needn’t Keep Them. was arraigned before Mag- strate O'Connor in Night Court tast| Simple Remedy—it's Guaranteed. evening he was bleeding from cuts about the head and face. He was charged with loitering by Policeman Murray of the West Thirty-s street station The prisoner told Magistrate O'Con- for that he had been clubbed In the station house, Murray dented this pos- tively. Then } ‘ald sald that he was clubbed by @ second policeman jas Murray was leading him to the street. “Absolutely untrue,” replied Murray, “This man was not struck while I had He might have received his cuts dy falling." Murray explained that he had arrest- ea Fitzgerald at Seventh avenue and | Thirty-fitth etreot when he refused to move on. Daniel J. Nelson, an engi- neer, and Frank McGowan, who sald he lived at No. 14 West One Hundredth street, told the court that Fitegerald was not injured when he went to the @tation house, Magistrate O'Connor then discharge | |" tegerald and advised him to com-| qati Plain to Commissioner Wald DR. H. MAYER, 387 Fulton 6+. B’kiva. address given by Fitegerald Foot Soecialiet for the Physicians of L. 1. | Freckles, like facts, are muvbors | things, but unlike facts, are easily | removed, The more stubborn your freckles the more promptly should you get a package of Kintho. Get It wherever toilet goods are sold. If Kintho fails, get your money back. It's so simple and sure you'll almost think it's magical. “Uso Kintho Soap too. It will not) only help give the freckles a push, | ‘but {t {8 delightful for toilet u IF YOUR FEET ARE SICK The vacant g ol gaumann 3st‘. ¢ompy 36th St 12-98 Unusually hand - some style, with 2 inch posts and very large heavy acorn mounts, fancy panel effects head and foot, with ornamental spindles and joints. Best English lacquer. Actual $18.00 Value, Continuous Post Enamel Bed (,2*,,) Actual $8.50 Value. Heavy, substantial construction, con- tinuous posts, with brass ornamental, spindles, head and. foot. Fancy husks and mounts, An __exceptionall desirable dra ign. 4 98 UESDAY, JULY 18, 1911. WE GIVE SURETY STAMPS QNEILL-ADAMS G Sixth Ave., 20th to 22d St., N.Y. High Quaitty, Lowest Prices on Sixth Avena Summer Outdoor Requirements Tents, Lawn Swings, Croquet, Hammocks, Etc., Etc. In the Tuning-Up Sale Neill Main Store—Basement. 7x7, 8-02, Duck, at $5.00. 7x9, 10-07, Duck, at $7.50, 7x0, 8-02. Duck, at $7.00, 8x10, 10-02. Duck, at $9.25. 10x12, 10-07. Duck, at $10. Children's Play Tents, blue striped. 5x5, regularly $8.75, at $2. x6, Fey 7x7, regularly $8.75, at o Croquet Sets, $1 to $6.50. Hammocks, $/ to $5. Steel Lawn Swings, four passengers, with canopy, regular! special at $10.25, Couch Hammock Stands, with canopy, value 0, at $5.80. Rogers’ Table Silver Specially Reduced O'Neil Homefurnishing Store--Basement. A sale that will interest boarding house keepers and summer hotel people; expressly designed for this purpose. 60c Tea Spoons at 42c half doren. Sugar Shells, regularly 250 at 180 ea. $1 Table § Butter Knives, regularly #5c at 190 ca Dessert Spoons at 89¢ half doen, | (fv Ladies, regularly 60c at 420 Be #1 Medium Forks at 89¢ half dozen. | Ror? hnons remulenly Ate at ae ob 81 Oyster Forks at 89¢ half doren, | Cold Cold Meat Forks, reg. 50c at 2c each @1 Dessert Forks at 89c half dozen. | Cream Ladles, reg. 46¢ at 39c each 81 Orange Spoons at 89c half dozen. Punch Ladles, regularly $2.25 at $2. $1 Butter Spreaders at 89c half doz. | Plain Knives, triple plate, $2.60 doz. Specials in Cut Glass In the Tuning-Up Sale O'Netll Momefurntshing Store Basement. ti cat Glass, Sugar and Cel feted Pitchers, $ Uti size, Relish dishes, four compartments, all h, deep cutting, regul arly £8.08, at . $2.98 Mayonnaise Bow! and Plates in ehry: santhemum designs, regu- larly 82.50, at.......eee ee Housefurnishings In the Tuaing-Up Sale’ O'Neill Hometarnisht Store Basement. Sherwood's Metal Frame Screens, sizes that usually sell for B35c now 30c 49¢ now 4c 89¢ now 32c 59¢ now 53e Screen Doors, assorted sizes, 124 inch frames, in walnut finish, usually sell for 98c; now tines And in light finish, usually sell for al. 4951 now... 4 $1.29 Ice Cream Freezers. the “Peerless,” makes fine ice cream in three minutes: Iquart size, regularly $1.50, at $1.25 | Squart size, regularly @2 1 at $1.66 | 4 quart size, regularly 82.’ Oil Cookers, made by Silver & Co., every one warranted odorless and smokeless, two burner size, regularly $4.50, a ze > 2! #12.75, 89e $3.50 Another Carload of Refrigerators The demend for these refrigerators so great that we have to order them by the carload. The three best selling sizes. No. 1 Governors, regularly 614.25, at.. $10.50 $12.75 ++ 815.86 Dinner and Tea Sets No. @ Governors, regularly 816.98, at No. § regularly $21.15, at....., yerno LIBERAL CREDIT sure "EO Mea: $3 to $4 Deposit ($7.50 to ‘$10 Depo $501.8 to $1.00 Week | '$100 ti ae $1.50 Week Double Stamps with DAL Stamps s Morning Purchases dagte Stamps DE NTI STRY, After 12 o'Clock The New Waterbury Way of making this plate roofless defies detection, People remark “What beautiful teeth thinking all the time they are the teeth Nature gave you. As it cannot work loose or drop, no one is ever wiser. And your food—how you relish it!—because, unlike other plates, this plate does not cover the root of the mouth and f erfere with the taste, This wonderful plate is our own exclusive Inven- tion. It cannot be made or sold by anybody else. That's why you should come here in the morning and have us extract your old teeth FREE and go home at night with a new set that fits your mouth perfectly. First-class work by thoroughly experienced dentists. Loose teeth made firm—decayed teeth saved-—lost teeth replaced without plates, All work guaranteed for ten years, All extractions and all operations made PAIN- LESS and pleasant by our NEW BOTANICAL DISCOVERY + $5.00 | Gold Crowns, 22 karat . $5.00 + $1.00 up| Silver Fillings. .,... 0c. up WATERBURY DENTAL PARLORS 54 W, 23d St., New York 414-416 Fuiton St., Brooklyn (Opp. Bden Musee.) door west Abraham & Straus',) HOURS, 8 TO 6; SU NDAY'S 9TO2 __ German, _ Fren dies in attendance, The New Hydro Suction Is the newest and most perfect plate ever made. Come and exam- ine it free, NORTH BEAGH FREE FIREWORKS 10-NIGHT Boats East 99th & 134th Street Ques ‘Trolleys Aisa Direct, ainiee kOUTe TO ara & Hudson Sta, Rockaway Bosch | Y for 10 vears, PLATES "HAT. FIT All Other Rane | Work at Moder- ate Pi Dela x, Ml to nerd eet Roan ait eM, Hast tls torulg Pe a Cutown Office Dr. Farrell, end Fort br-Weigert,| 5 fi Sight- -Seeing Yacht Clifton, Opp Stare ‘Sundays 10 to 8 | Around Manhattan Island, foot W, 4 10,90, 2,40; lecture aboard, aia m i Tal, ‘eed Ore l Al * In the Tuning-Up Sale O'Neill Homefurnianing’ Storo-tasement, $14.98 Dinner Sets at $8.50 White-and-gold, with a lace border effect; a full service for 12 people. $7.68 Tea Sets at $5.98 ied with gold; 56 pieces to the set, Handsome border, $17.98 Dinner Sets at $13.98 A new import lof of these fine German china dinner sets, handsomely decorated; 100 pieces to the set Mason Jars at 4c Each The genuine Ball, They have the porcelain lin pints or quarts, at #c each, Turkish Towels and Table Damask 4 to 4 Below Regular Prices in the Tuning-Up Sale. O'Nell! Main Store—Second Floor, Subject to slight imperfections, $5c Hemmed White Turkish Towels, at 38c each, 32c Hemmed White rkish Towels, at 22¢ each, lec Hemmed White 2 Cases of Mill Ends, while lot lasts, 1 Case Irish satin finish, Table Dam: 72 inches wide, eleven new denlane che yard Napkins to match, , 99 inch, sale pric per dozen. Our Annual July Furniture Sale Now in Progress 10 to 50°;, Reductions on Derendable Furniture overs; your choice of . pure linen, 5 grades, at, per ° STEAMBOATS, FOR SALE, sequently are busy right along, Come For Summer and | July Opportunities in | Reduced White Goods chase of 9 to 11 ¢%. qualities... 1334 ©, 14 ct. qualities, 16 00 18 oF. qualities. 10 aad 94 of. qualities. 46 uch Perden Lawne— {nove wi wiath) ‘soft and shoer—reg. OX re or Be 9 Nurses’ nit yt Gieiinaiihee In Reduced Table Linens, etc. | Mercerized Table Daniaske— extra quality 60 Inch——value .4 20 72 inch—value +30 71 inch Satin Table T — extra quality —reg. ++ 006 Homstitched | Sote— linen — cloth 61x78—doi japkina— r D § sess BBG 4 ‘Table Clotha—all 74 inch—reg. 81.70... 1686 Lanen, Napkine bleach 19 $9x20 inch ve 110 Morcerized Nepkinn-20520— $1.25 doren ++ 1.00 Huck Towele—18x30— mmod, red bordere—reg. .14,. 9 Union Linen Huck Towals Oxdh—hommoed—reg. 17.2... «1 BM Barely, Towellings for dish ‘end roller—rog. Clearances In Fine Embroidered Robes jt Pink, Copenhagen, Champa Black Pink rd in Light Blue, Pink, Coral, nhagen or Black— 0 $6.08, { Semi-made Pin of fine Ba- Champagne, in White— Robes Bi | { Semi-made Robes of Batiste— | | that were $12,00--Pink and Blue 5,98 | only | FINE WHITE IRISH EMB'D ROBES | Unlow and All Linen-—m ity hand roid now off t OX 10 810, 6.98 hat wore $11.08 and $12.9) . 8:98 ‘That were $15.94 to $10.04..... 11-08 July Opportunities In Summer 3ilks | All Silke Foulards—atteactive doslans tn neat colorings —specially soft. and istrous——wero 59 and .60 +29 36 and 42 inch Silk Foulards—oxcellent | designs plory-soft messal flnish-—were $1.00 to $1.50 -79 Black Satin Mossalinos—soft A highly finished—quality desirable for all dress purposes—-reg. $1.00,. «79 | ¥d. wide Halrline Stripe ‘Tartota Silky light and medium colors— worth 0s -69 Yd, wido Sills Pongycs—white, cream, Nght and dark colors—also tan and binck—vakue 6 Ya wiee Strip Silks mood va styles value Ya, wido Wily hree special v Washable Habutat ety of colors and 59 79 ashablo Habutais— em +59 .69 48-inch French Vollee—tu crisp—soft fintsh—value 39) 24 Robes of fine White, Batiste bs +29) Daily Until 6 P. M. cLosiip ALL DAY SATUR Until Further Notice. No Dall Season Herel | With its great Summer population and host of visitors, New York has always thousands with Summer needs,...Contrary to “run- 'down stock” policy elsewhere, we keep up assortments, and con- to Us Vacation Needs! July Opportuntties tn Curtains, steals Fa ete Wits Rafi, oases Ticke food quality Pair *80 940 whi Wc a Beweavee edge. Fia'd Crossbar Muslin or wide ha § LF as incite rurfle. s DALE. se eee eee'e +0 7 Spot Mus 2c we size spots—seit homatitehed rulfle.... 7% Colonial Crombhar Curteine— varloty of styles sereeee BO Fancy Figured Curtain Mualtas— hematitehed ruffle Vestibule or russe! + 08 Yindow with forse moat of brald~- Sanks-—valuo pil@andslws severe verses OH Curtain Nets White, red and ‘greva—tvg. 7 seseeeeees CAD Belgian Stripe Slip Heme eradee-plaln tan or wtb color stripes—all colors 11% Curtain Aerime —with and without i mstitching —-white, sve, and worth .25 19 Fe Weave Curtain. ‘ote — 5 Inches wide —white, lvory, Arabian red nnd green Peg. .20'to 30 seeeee 10 Curtain Mustine— Spots, atetpes and fgurce—yil. wide—spectal,..... «126 3,000 yds. now Figured Silkolines— Floral, Oriental. mitpe and figure patterna—-value 11% ALSO DAL ANCE THREE LARGE PURCHASES OF FANCY CROSS STRIPE OURTAINS at moro than ono-third off, Curtatns worth $3.98 Curtains worth $4.98 Curtains worth $5.98 and $6.08, Groat variety Pi for country homes, bungale July Opportunities in Babies’ Summer Needs Drewace—Bishop end ching nd omb'y— + 240 + 2.98 reg. 39) +19 abies’ Nalnooke Skirta—erab'y end lace trim—to yrs.—reR. 04.0.6. BO Babies’ Natnsook and Tawa Dresseo— French and omb'y yo to 6 yra Children's Gingham Dressee—bigh’ a w contrast trim~ u t) Gingham and oke end Bish | Badtes' « 1k Slips—noat yokes — stylea—reg. 69. wary (:) Natnsook Sitpe— yoko ond ishop—-reg. 39 + 019 Babtes’ fine rib Shirts— long or short sivoves, testy Anished— tod yra 8) ct. gredes “29 Babies’ Part Wool Shirta—long and. short sloeves-—to 3 yes. — value 50 and 60 i 49 Babies’ Bands——part wool sizes to 3 yra,—worth 35 + 26 value 60 49 oo} oF sill¢ and wool Wook oot “Low of ables fine were 89 to $1.19.69 July Opportunities In Hammocks Stro invas weave in fancy stripes— tea pillow foot xprradirs and fringed ¥ +08 Shirts | hiteh de | tussols—v Extra «ize } and twill i » tuttod layer 8 Bab. AM MOeh ee eknd which folds Into small space— Strom. open, sanitary weave oe nino an bo sgn from ® tF00 0 porch--we ro 2.98 in Weave Tt vaianco— ea may be left kly sot up— ed to hold $5.08...6-08 “Be Sure to Visit Mata f You'll learn Is on uppe “Display Square’’ te Soda Fountain rf tloors, at specially low prices. BE SURE TO VISIT DISPLAY SQUARE! To prevent dealers buying, quantities re: | tte designs valance esntre bolater shal 1 PHOLATERY—BASEMENT ‘Pa t te £0 re , 6290000 0.08) | 59 German Lin nDamasks 40 Li one EWELRY, on b& tee Fibre © hair Seats... ¥ 7, W. 86th at, ¥, Baiter Ht HELP WANTED—MALE, VOD, Fol U8. anaty fe LW om wewite FO, ‘Sweetest 57 170 VLWSwe ee MAIDE DIAMONDS ON CREDIT thy, | RASY WEEKLY OR MONT LY VAYMENTS | $1.39 Feather. Pillows, Mited avons feather HASEME Towels 1 Lows Tie Bleached Huc At Liven finda TOWELS +4 tor’ use, 59e Women’s Lawn Kimonos. 87 ning’ border MSECOND, FLOOI 1.00 — q FURNISHING it. $76 fill American Watch and Diamond Co,, | *a Col'd Hdk'fa.. 10 Gort? « U Maiden Lane, ‘Tel, 6807 Cort, Take bi FeO Ty OR a DIAMONDS, seis Flat Sunday World Wants Work wen "sic Li } 4 Monday Morning Wonders.' Wonay wants Wonk WONDER! LOOK FOR THE CLOCKS! oe + MORNING SPECIALS—** j~ #otmported Mohaire morrow, Wednesday, P. M. Telephone Orders, Unis No Mai! or stricted, 8 (0 10¢ Wovavie Dress Shields Light welet ices 2, , 4 shirt waist end regwar NOTIONS: oP ASEM ENT. pac. 5 to Be Pe art Buttons, card 8% Ovean =! water and fish eye—larae, BUTTONS. Waly FLOOR, 8c Women's Union Suits aT KNir UNDERWEAL $2.75 China Silk Waists... 1.59 Black ch ie fam pet yoke, wi braided |__ PeleWwalets OND PLOOH, 82. 98 Silk Pei ttlcoate Telvrn T?%ec Emb'd} W ey Heltings THINMINGS “ADIN. era, earae ea SAAN PeooR, 39e Si Novelties 1s Bet ‘and evening | wear—one design’ on this cut price for morning) WASH DRESS_ PARR ASPAIE: LOOK FOR THE CLOCKS ») Clock Signs Denote Morning Speck al Pe eee mance” | oan even