The evening world. Newspaper, September 25, 1912, Page 13

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1912. Stomach, however, ts geared for @ con-| child. Early to bed and early to risq| children, when as a matter of fact thoy |under those circumstances, is done when It scemea like ‘Just pl years of age to reosive instruction in| thrown off by the unhealthy pepe | Unnonts mimance, and @ ohild ean] is an outworn theory, Don't wake cnite are older than we arc—nt least racially| “The principle of the perfect gorge t= YW children should attend op caring for children. Dr. H. L. U. Shaw Dr, C. Ward Crampton, 4 }eat six f good, pure nutritious} dren up. The more sleep get the] speaking. Ils instincts have been ¢: Go to bed with the] soho: it fe a shame and @ reflection | of Albany Aiscugsed the ‘work of Bt, ‘al training In the pul ws yet A day ut doing him any harm, | better for them. They nee ing for el@ht or nine million years a to have the hea Margare i of New York, presented @ ‘ hat it wante when it] “A child's Instinct for p {s God-| they must moan something. Let the| 0! things all happe , 1g the classification im gel ) wants tt ought to have It given, so ts his hatred for school. ehiid develop fn accord with his tne east the things , J Livod rat ea J cent, n aoe Lg ng ‘Het a child make bis own moral code, | stincts man from theltion 1 pa 6 ayeter oare a a pment rather than ‘Eaniy To BED, EARLY TO RISE] utont preach; {f vou do not practice e process of putting old heads on| enim tlon are not so dangerou the disense} Dr. T. Ainsley Walker of New York s in years y AN OUTGROWN THEORY. jour preachments neither will the child; | y¥ shoulders, {f It could be carfled idren play; {t buflds the body, | of work and industry.” sald It ts impossible to rid schools of ail on Flexner, the wisend of @ hild Knows what tt wants to dolit you practise there Is no need of terally, would be one of the most] the mind and the judgment. It enhances] Dr, Adolphus Jacobi argued In favor | infected children, and therefore, he eue- ler Inatitute and discoverer than the pare . Play !n| preaching. disastrous things that could happen to] the actitencss of his senses: It orwanizes | of legisiation that would make it com-| gested thal class rooms be sprayed with -meningitis serum, at renwe te the industry of the! "We think that we are older than ourlus. None of ua ever would grow up| lilm for life, ‘The most effective work | pulaory for all women over eighteen | disinfectants each day to kill germalthe results of this discovery, Double 49 Trading Stamps Until 1 P. M., Single Stamps Thereafter una Outlet Sale of Men’s ae = Offering an Immense Zmount of New Fall Merchandise at Prices N If you only knew what we know about these shirts you couldn't get here fest Ard, worst of je can't mention any names~ but here's « hint; they come from Troy, N. Y., where the finest shite in the country are made. manufacturer's Outlet Sale — where we clear cut his entire rurplus stock of high grece ebi heut regard for cost or standard selling pres. Be here tomorrow— it means money in your pocket. Seconds of a Famous Make of Shir‘s It’s Only Because the Manufacturer IS so High Grade That These Shirts ere Classed Seconds For the chances = if they weren't lebelled seconds you would never know it. The mate- rialsare woven madras, percales,cambrics, etc,; coat or regular models, laundered or soft French cuffs attached; ‘alrcut very full. A full assortment of patterns and sizes......... Men’s 79c and $1.00Shirts | Letting Out$1 to $1.50 Shirts at Made of madras, high count All hand laundered, finished in cambric, percales, etc., coat the best ible manner. All style; cuffs attached; major- coat models, French or laun- ity have stiff laundered cuffs, dered cuffs attached. Made of -COSTHAS GONE UP, Beilin College Professor Tells | Hygiene Congress Food Preparation Is Lost Art. WASHINGTON, Sept. %.—"Cooking ts ® lost art as far as many women tn this age are concerned," Dr. Max Rub- ner of the University of Berlin declared last night to the delegates at the Hy- y and take upon them- 18 of marriage red the first prin- tion and without even having a which articles of food are destrabl his condition ts a big factor tn the high cost of itving. One of the greatest, if not the great est problem confronting mankind {s that of providing the race with proper nour- ishment. Every large city should have 4 department clothed with plenary pow- ere for taking care of this branch of out having ciples of food Men’ S Wy Collars Made In Troy, N. Y., and Sold the World Over atiS5cor 2 for 25c. Buy Them To-morrow at or Tore as been Aietnot backward This ia the only time when you can n buy theve celebrated nt 0 7 rl - = _ Wah; chhuad be Houaen oe but a few have French cuffs. madras, Harmony percales and collars under list price. | You kno r, “This is 4 03 : i = name as well as we do, but we ce tell it to flue, first, to insufticlent nourishment, Full line of sizes and patterns. soisettes, in this season's class. However, the chance to lay in Wie le woe a spol and, get 1, to the fact that tho new iest patterns oak be enh era of machinery has specialized and hopping Center Men’s $1.50 Domet Paj Men's $1, $1.25 and $1.50 Pajama: Men's 50c Neckwe: i youens tive confined his physical exer: 9 a ‘ ( ; o W 25 tae am teh ac Gs ee Heavy weight domet flannel, neat pat- eee ee igs orglen ion race choicest designe and ened Chir Leese Styles, Plenty of Sims. Dr. Giarence J , terns, finished with neat frogs and ocean cambric and mercerized cloths. Cut full, ‘ te le | At wel made, 4-ply collars, First-class in every respect but the congress iu pearl buttons. Assortment of sizes, most € seams double stitched, bad line of sizes Ci. ‘12he ‘and paying more to some other store will not much waste of bo: ab bibes BAK vcssccctsesessessvonss and patterns. Each, . Famous pai Suspender, Each. met the collars any batter for they're Troy's best make / [Mala Flees, —-J LETTE SELL eh TAO OT TET PO OD TOTO RE REE AL RA OED Men’s Fail Suits Not So Long Ago We Considered $15a alr Price for These RABIES MOST EASILY ERADI- CATED DISEASE. Interesting statistics regarding rabtes Wer presented by Prof, Henry Albert of Iowa Univers who said rabies was one of the imost easily eradicated diseases. His figures showed 8,98) per- @ons bitten by rabid animals tn 191, pearly ali east of the Mississipp! River, New York hoaded the list with 699 cases, Georgia Was second with 410 and All models, of strong coutil, heavily boned with rust-proof steels, hose supporters at- tached, low bust, long hips, sizes 18 to 26 inches. Sale Women's $95 Suits Tremendous Purchase ofaManutacturer’sStockonHand These are the best Suits we ever sawat $25. And the best proof of this is that similar Suits of the s same $251 ow. One glance at the suits th meelves will ‘convince you F fine ‘quality ‘broadcloth, serge and cheviot, all exact copies of 50 O Imported Models, many trimmed with large collar and decp cuffs e Good Corsets South Carolina third with 90 victims, Seat, include All- A feature of the sossi u ~ Ripon teers ee ance ee | of Bengaline, while others are strictly tailored, notch collar and Wool Cheviots, All- Wool Another lot of good Corsets, finished with bone buttons, coat 32 inches long, straight or cutaway low bust, long hips, strong coutil, effect, lined with Skinner's satin; all skirts made to match coat; in gray mix- ture, navy, brown and black. Sizes 34 to 44, and for large women from 41 to 55. ” Women’s $15 Double-Faced “Johnny” Coats $ chinchilla, f tures, plaid back material, 45 inches long, loose fitting, ba Fede Ks the igo with silk braid; also a full line of plain coats, cut 52 and 54 inches long; in gray, tan, navy and black. Sizes 34 to 46, at... $ Women’s and Misses’ $15 New Fall Suits Made of fine quality broadcloth, all-wool storm serge, cheviols and fancy mixtures, One of the most University, of the first malaria-produc: | ing parasites grown outside the human | body. In order to keop these paraal| alive, Dr, Bass performed the remar able feat of maintaining Ife In the dlood outside of the human body. “I regard this as the most {mportant @cientifio cont ribution so Bo made to the exhibit," said Dy W. Scher: schewaky, director of’ the exhibition, “This discovery paves the way for tuo effort to cure malaria by specific serum fn the same manner as antitoxin is ‘used for the cure of diphiheria.” Dr. Wools Hutchinson of New York fn an address punctuated with sarcasm and irony, made a pica for the use of| common sense in handling “def Cassimeres, All Wool Blue Serges, All-Wool Black Thibets, All-Wool Worsteds. All hand tailored, close-fit- ting collars, broad and be- comingly shaped shoulders, perfect fitting and shape- retaining; all sizes for men of every build. closely boned, hose supporters aitached; very good fitting models; sizes WAY 18 to 25 inches, % special cio y covets Good House Corsets— | Brassieres—-Of very fine Made of strong Jean, closely | quality batiste, yoke front boned, medium bust, long | and back of fineembroidery, ; ae, .jfour bones in front, cross Ripa; hook prihicye on bat over back, reinforced under attached, arm, stays are removable for 18 to 26 inches, € washing Se Ee | special 59 holds bust firm, A (Second Floor.) * 32 to 48, special, If you want to save $5 or more on your Fall suit, come here to- morrow. . Men $3 Fall & Winter Trousers Circ ypaphpend pe CHEVIOTS and CAS. $1.98 tom of tab, hose supporters attractive models is a plain-tailored style, bound with silk braid, collar and pockets trimmed to match, tion, too, t inches long, lined with self-color beh rarcatacd (ater rts Colors include brown, navy, black and a rich shade of i to 44 are the sizes for women, and 14 to 18 for misses. Specially p.iced for to-morrow’s selling at (Second Moor.) Renaissance and Marie Antoinetie Bonne Feame Newest of the Fall Tailored Hats) [ace Curtains at 34 These are exact copies of the smart Parisian Hats which are bringing many times this Prise This splendid lot—embracing the entire surplus stock of a prominent maker —represents the most wonderful values we have ever offered. All are mounted on heavy cable net, both white and Arabe color, ornamented and elaborated with Renaissance, Marie Antoinette and Arabian Laces. The offering also includes Panel and thenew Bungalow Curtains. You can't duplicate these values, at, each, 98c, 1.98, 2.98, 3.98 Corded Dentelle Arabe Curtains, |; Off Reproductions of the expensive Russian and Arabian laces; all have handsome, elaborately corded borders ilored models with coat children.” Here are a few suggestions he offere! to parents “Don't make your chikl get up until he wants to.” “Three meals a day for a child seema te have acqutred a certain sanctity In the opinion of the world. The human $ in a spl variety of All sizes, 30 t0 48 waist, “At, Pater (Third Fieor.), | Special To-Day and To-Morrow IHATEVER else you do, be sure and plan to see the Hats we are offering i in this sale. They are copies of the original French models. The originals of these Hats are bringing as high as $12.50, That they should be 98 ent selling so low here is due to the e $4&$5 New French | fact that pl cin them — Velvet Sha eg in our own workrooms......... ly as Untrimmed keg tatet 1 Velveta Hats|%8 iperted Velour | $2.59 to $3.5v Velour 2.70 Curtaine Fe 2 98.50 curtain = $3.79 Paris blocks, suitable for ; i Hats ot wigh rai S467 small Thisisthegreatest bar- ie iy and large cinlok the day. Con Ingres Black, brown, navy and S130 Rug Couch Cover, 3] new gold, from the small- Full size covers of gE & $ .98 smart shapes forwomen | Hats which readily bring | est to the largest shapes. Paltsifloedl igtaltnnit who want a $8 in other Allare fine quality and I, cecal cok small, pay 8 Cc stores; "$3. 98 made on a $1 95 9 Be sioghenabacl hat; at. fur body. . . °. fringed and unfringed. Mates Prac +: oy All the new Fall fab- ‘ics—navy blue serge, Scotch tweeds, chev ‘ots, cassimeres and worsteds; all sizes, 3 - to 16. Don't miss this sale, the savings are so unusual, New Porileres New Fall designs; choice qual- ities. Accounts tor ¥ enersy and a gen- decrease of human eitictency, Per- son subjected to hearing loud high a Bi 2 Big Sale including P. Nu. tones for @ long time, he said, were Her Maletiy set toe Majesty and @ B Madie to dizzy spelis. Corsets, at Cc \ é Boys’ 50c Blouses; French collar, wh fel 29 light an rk ma- rh 7 to 16 years Cc On (Third Floor.) Never Bought Women’s! Shoes Like These Before Standard $3 to $3.50 Fall Shoes from One of the Best Known New Yor irms. Al) Newest Stvles Every style, every shape, every leather; Tac utton, Patent Coltshin, Vier Kidskin and other seasonable leathers, all sizes in the lot. Every pair warranted $3.00 $1 15 nie Fa $8.38 (Fourth Floor, special .. (Main Floor, Hate Trimmed Free.) 17 Jewelled Goia 5 Filled Watches Chicken Salad, Biscults, Tea or Colfee, 25¢ | | GROCERIES | FiESH MEATS STEAKS ¢: Fertarnouse 18c 81.00 Tyroe's Antiseptio Pow LAMRB- “CHOPS #2" ec] BO|s fee eaore coterie Loin: Wb... Tho Phosphate of Sodlum—Granubates C %. oe 4 ABpETS Drugs Lowest Prices Bargains anywhere HAMS FLOUR: ; na || BROILERS pietoa:ip.... Zoe Kisseawen om |[SPARERIBS fnesisin.._ a oo | BACONI ree -|SMK. TONGUES (23, ne TOMATOES shee 10 1s, 296 | CORN Fs to $3.50 value. Hand stitched soles, plain or Hpped | toes, al heel henelits from the low common-sense to high Cuban heels...... Palsy ta teak Fonte bottle .. ho Lithia Tablets [dgalle Violet Cold btn Rmulsion F Cod Jiver bites, Mine end # # ROLL ED- OATS... 1 3 CORN. ME SAL Misses’ and Children’s $15) Shoes Of Patent coltskin, gunmetal calf, vici kid, tipped toes; warranted ali solid and will stand lard wear; izes 6 to 2 for larger 95e]|': girls; at New Fall Styles in Women’s Sir Henri Shoes The leathers include Patent Coltskin with kid or cloth uppe., vici kidskin, in lace or button, tan Ri if, velvet and suede, also 53's Pein with | / white call top, all ‘ideas f Men’s $3.50 sad $4.00 Thess The Fall Surplus Stock of a Famous Maker Including Patent Coltskin, Gunmetal Calf, Velour Calf, Vici Kidskin, lan Russia Calf and Box Calf; all the newest styles and shapes of the season, including the new high toe and the full round toe lasts; lace, button and Blucher mode Is; all sizes from 5 to I1,CtoEE width A ate eal fanaa ap d (Main Floor.) ” CTRAed Floor, AAA AAVOAAAEEU VAIO TEE EE OY THE “TH STREET STORE, HENRY IBGELe Pres't--DOUBLE LIBERTY TRADING STAMPS UNTIL 1 O'CLOCK, SINGLE STAMPS THEREAFTER i fue FREE i SUNDAY WORLD. in Colors that they 2 BREAK’ T COCO! 3 EVAP. MILK ho 3 CON’ D SOUPS | G ou ee jaye? trial all t ~ Cainps; an Tat of White aes and Tar... 1%0 ron and Wine Lat ane ie Pills i606 6 Special | are. How having m apevial sate of | ™ 790] CRANBERRIES cst V7RC|APPLES rat" Sata. 25€ net G7¢ | PEACHES varu Bisiot tou. BBC ESPERRY | tevecgek OSC PEARS soiing Bats 230 * AAR dre de Hie Kice Wate he 180 L8O trvadway, New York *