The evening world. Newspaper, November 15, 1912, Page 18

staeictnaae te F ty A a | GLY BILLBOARDS MMAR THE BEAUTY "OF NEM YORK cm Riverside Drive Defaced and Turned Into a Dump- ing Ground * expreasive of endurance and patience! nant crashings will pass Into the wall and resignation, and then even while the and the semi-silence as usual triumphs of the City were rising in| ONE LAW SEEMS TO COUNTER: Mtately harmony the minor would break | ACT ANOTHER. } hat recurrent theme would ox. | There fs a law, in fact Gosens of taws ress condition of | 4nd ordinances {n New York which pte hy Webi Wants ¢ ! ha oe tig |enforoed would Aause two-thirds of the ' billboards in this city to come down weliness and finds it fastened ike aw Dat Gueve ate biker jcech centroying Its beauty liaws which say the first lay uncon Every once in no often the itional and, therefore, not laws at [votes of New ¥ . All of h bears out that excel- awninst the ey © Dokberry in his cele on of the law tn reference f wurden whose ears aro the deplorable without ceremony. | ton tention through the lanes of trees in its! Complaints are constantly coming from j athe and along the bank of the IHud-|the streets surrounding Central Park fon, where the effort to preserve even! cng along Riverside Drive, where any one apot uncontaminated Is derided and sicturesque counterfeit of nature that Vee aught, ‘The crashes of indignan Ay have been achieved by careful 14 be represented by such | gardening and planning 1s destroyed by wil take piace when the!tne obtrusive, uneightip billboart. In | musto w | meeting nw Wain the t yard nulsan tation co Contral Park almost on every hand ono fra rounde » f trying t looks for beauty and is caught by the Wty of somethin Perhaps ualy placed clarion be to be di fits si A be at by Maude's Method, or A Pees pes ® no - py Wonder Worker and let PEWS B Bry the tom of q wusien 'F, 10) h the} you Ppavosttion, over and over again would!” Mon ere ter | fe Wore ea Rimet foe 1 A WOU |< m who take thel And the peculiar thing about tt all Syepr 8 strain of sadness, a minor of city’s good looke will not be} se ¢nat af a plain Interpretation of the rertet, followed by sharp crashes of Ins! able to drown—perhaps, But from p y ordinances amounts to anything, dbepation, wailing off 1 mances it seems Mkely the ind wooden billboard should be more than |ten feet high and no metal piiboard sre than elehteen feet alx Inches. It | would bo weak to any the law ts evaded. | tt Ja tgnored. MONT PULL OUT THE GRAY HARS; along | xurrounding Central ma, Around Central in ‘The Evening World reporter went Riverside Drive and the streets Park looking for Park wero | And not atone that |aloner,”” aays the Law, | Jurisdiction wit boundaries.” | that every one Jaw furth! upon any #0 do by the Commissioner.” BS SR TE RR AR A THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1912. “the Commis: | all have “0 feet from the outer + adds nd any one is forbid- den “to post any bill within paris of | street or avenus ad. thereto, uniess previously licensed to cent Yet for every few blocks of residences along Riverside Drive there is @ biovkof billboards all within the personal juris- eent, Dhese enterprises carn big diction of the Park Commissioner and certainly with hia knowledge aad cons reven- ues. In Fifth avenue beginning at One Hundred and Second street there are five solid blocks of biliboands extending Up aide atreets and violating the clearly expressed rulings, Up avenue at intervals are whole and down the blocks and half blocks of double deck viola- tions, From roofs, metal #igns landscape. All the entrances ar billboards and electri tinuin A SIMPLE REMEDY RESTORES COLOR Darkens the Hair, Stops Dandruff, Falling Hair \ and Itching Scalp. vie thirty-three apparent violations he i { Driv ae ists say that one of the best prepara tions to use is the old-fas ; ur grandparent ration of this kind is Wyeth's phur Hair Remedy, « prep i id sulphur, lation. RIVERSIDE DRIVE whole mixture bei and tested by expert Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur is clean and wholesome a tly harmless, It refreshes ye hed hair, dandruff and gradually rest or gray hair to its natural jon't delay another minute. ng Wyeth's Sage and Sulph and see what a diff o without exception, nee, It is 5 y hair, dull, » oF hair that is falling out, is not Fe yim sign of advancing age, for e ds of elderly people of hair without « lifeles removes faded the law: eription shall for, tf your home is comfortable. New Harlem Store 3rd Ave. & 12 1st St. 2212 to 2224 Third Ave. es Acres of Floor Space Reautiful quartered oak; well polished; 45 inches wide; serpentine front drawers, prettily curved; 16x26 bevelled Plate mirror; wide top- shelf. Hundreds every kind, 1 pi more of china, ‘‘Betay Ross! Rag Carpet,...yard 4 cesar sy esta A bite Vestibule . 27254 inch Tapestry Rug 4.6x7.6 feet Crex Rugs. 7.6x9 feet Ingrain Rugs. 36x72 inch Axminster Rugs.... 4.. Oilcloth, all grades, from... .yard 30c Linoleum, all grades, from. .yard 49¢ Every variety of Carpet, Rug, Matting, Quartered oak top: ¢ tt. extension. Buffets, Chairs, Tables ih China Closets, Servers and © for the dining room, exvept the din: '"® sewing, lining or laying. 5-Piece Parlor Suite, $42.50 Harlem S ore 3rd Ave. & 121st Street ICOWPERTHWAI We have fitted up homes for Thanksgiving Day, and Every Day, for 105 years. hat other firm in America has such a record? Open Saturday Evenings uht and material and along River- practically every billboard as an offender and one in particular | which was a triple decker, fect above the ground gave in common parlance “the laugh" to law and regu MADE DUMPING GROUND. Henhind every one of these billboards, rubbish and Mtter had collected, in fact the base of the r snows will cover y and with the Spring thaw odors, nd unpleasant will steam along Riverside Drive. No structure of any 4 » permitted along River- .| side Drive unless plans have been aub= Prepare for Thanksgiving Turkey Day is not far ff. Nou'll enjoy your dinner more, and have more to be thank ful locos floral aign with wold edi All sorts of china, &c., and no charge for all measuring, Rack & 7P ieces, 53.25 Worth fully $65. Bought tn @ large lot from a manuf: t 21 Well made tn his factory. Duay inthe dull’ months.” We got it Ane bargain and olver it to You, S7e.5%,,.quetall g Besides, our sanitary bedding costs This suite is covered in the best Panne plush, las well made frames with lar; ind very § 80 more thi i Claw fect. Obher reductions in Parlor Sultes of all kinds too humerous to mention typ YS thes the other. kings rising forty in of fi y . And the « A] taking place. fronted me every day-—th *—tait as 1 look be stan a chat when nothing lew ald lift my bulk into th ft knees and trying to Says New things are SO easy to get: h OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT $15 Worthfor 25c Weekly $50 Worthfor 75¢ Weekly $100 Worth for $1.50 Weekly $200 Worth for $2.50 Weekly $500 Worth for $5.00 Weekly Weekly or Monthly—Any Amount Prices Marked in Plain Figures 10% Off If You Preferto Pay Cash Furniture, Bedding, Rugs, Carpets, Oilcloth, Curtains, Stoves—Everything for Housekeeping torth Eaally 60 * tinuous posts, and table: Pras capa on the. scroll White ‘enamel, rom Brase Weeden Ends every price. Bed Room or Dining Chair 98! Very substantially made; solid oak, golden finish; “sad- al or cane seat of good quality, Chairs and rockers Qe crrevery kind for Svery room. Cowperthwait Sanitary Bedding You spend one-third of your Ii": In bed, so it’s mighty important to sleep well. To do that, your mattress and pillows must be of wholesome r--‘e- rials, and of the proper grade to suit your weight, We make all our bedding In our own sanitary factory, undcr perfect conditions, We know how to make Just the right thing for every one. Downtown Store Park Row & Q =a fe) eo = oS 3 N a. which are clearly visible from any point In the park blend characteristioally with to the red by a battery of bill- 4, One Hundred carries its contribution and Central Park West ie assatied right at Columbus Letters of a Slim-Made Woman to Her Fat Sister Firat Letter: On the Fallacy of “Training Down” to a Comfortable Sise. Dear Sis—If you contd se me now hat witehery had wroush: yor wouldn't recognize your dhe gracefully moulded figure Yea, 1 have @ qurpriee for you—that huge you once knew aa sitor ta no y now as you'd nest in ze from fat to just O easy, and gradual, and natural, end rmiless, that 1 didn't realize it was You remember that horrible nightmare that con~ plysician called ft ‘on it now TI can Ting flat on through the ceiling A ny hana my & beautiful and the digestion vt CHILOREN NEED “GASGARETS” WHEN GROSS, FEVERIGH OR CONSTIPATED Any child will gladly take “Cascarets Candy Cathartic,” which achgently« never gripe or produce the slightest uncasiness—though cleanses the little one’! ‘Theatre which {9 nearly flanked by @{around them. ‘They detract from the further contribution, millions the city spends every year to The taw relating to “sky signs” was |beautify {ts parks and public buildings, declared unconstitutional by the Court Recent decisions of courts in the West of Appeals, which quoted a case in |Paterson, N. J., with tho interesting |regard the offense to the eye just as omment, “Aesthetic conditions are a|much @ nuisance as to the ear or the ater of luxury and indulgence rather | none. | jthan of. necessity,” going on to state! Judge Ross of tho United States Cir- the injustice of restrictions for the|oult Court for the Southern District of sake of the beautiful alone. lifornia said, in deciding a case: NO TEST OF THE BILLBOARD regarding billboards show a tendency to “The views in and about a city, * ORDINANCE MADE. Teer as Tee onlke nites lent constitute | Constipated Bowels, sweetens the stomach and puts the liver im a healthy condition te albenee bs ong dina made Mad way add to the comfor! well-being Full directions for children and grown-ups in each package. ‘ » @ ordinance clearly | Try ee eiyle. Billbuards for advertise Mothers can rest easy after giving this gentle, thorough laxative to children. meking the present ugly billboards along Riverside Drive and Central Park |!98 Purposes erected to an ysreat height violations and the owners Hable to| Ould undoubtedly be subjected to all jot these as well as other objections, and such = structures are therefore {plainly within the regulating power of the governing body of @ city.” In France @ crusade is under wag to abolish billboardg entirely, and recently a law was put in effec close spaces which become dumping grounds, They shut out light and air from buildings, as in the case of the three-deoker One Hundred ly and mar the value of propert y of Paris was to be marred by billboards satla- faction should be rendered commensur- 10 Cents, Never cripe o sicken, “CASCARETS WORK WHILE YOU SLREP® Celebrating with Special Values One of the greatest achievements of Twentieth Century merchandising—the marvel’ ously rapid growth of this organization from one modest little 15x40 shop opened twenty-five years ago with a capital of $300 to five of New York’s largest, busiest and livest stores devoted exclusively to Clothing for Men, Young Men and Boys. Instead of offering souvenirs to indicate our thanks and appreciation of the hearty public support and patronage which made possible this remarkable success we offer a Silver Anniversary Sale of Overcoats and Suits Men’s as et Sale of isis ® ® 3 cy eran (5 > S id Furnishings AY fe Boys’ Suits Specials | a Oe i '2O t $1 Knitted Neckwear, 50 | te ye ] & Uvercoats wear, ‘ mee ial ee $1.50 and $2 Knitted Ties, 85¢ de hab a $5.00 & $6.00 Values ear Garter aris r3, xiuscuwn te. ~=6—Ss (For $15, $18 and $20 At $2.50 $3.00 Silk Shirts 528 a x7s iq $1.50 and 3175 Shirts 95¢ V Vinter Overcoats Anniversary Bargains Offered $3.00 and $3.50 Shirts, $1.65 . to Mothers and Fathers to com- $1.50 Natural Underwear, $1 | Specially bought for this Silver Anniversary from manufacturers | memorate twenty-five years of 79c Ribbed Underwear, 50c | who have grown with us, and who have shown their appreciation | successful Clothes selling, dur- $5.00 Bath Robes, $2.50 of the occasion by extra large concessions in their peices aling which time we have clothed $1.50 Gray Suede Gloves, 85¢ remarkable assortment from which to select—among them are: mieny of our men customers 4 Ten Cape Gloves, Ste $20 Gray Mixture Overcoats {$15 Fancy Black Overcoats ey Es legtivman fist, knicker $3.50 Full Dress Reefers of Pure Silk, $20 Brown Mixture Overcoats {$20 Single-Breasted Overcoats | Suits at $2.50 — Norfolk and Crocheted, $1.75 $15 Black Kersey Overcoats /$18 Gray Kersey Overcoats Double-breasted, absolutely all- $1.50 Madras Pajamas, $1.00 $18 Double-Breasted Overcoats|$15 Button Through Overcoats | wool, in neat, new browns and grays—sizes 6 to 18, Overcoats at $2,50-—Russian and. Reefers, among them all- wool, Blue and Gray Chinchillas —sizes 3 to 10. $7.50 Values at $4.75 Overcoats — Big, warm, dou- ble-breasted, belted coats with convertible collar—all-wool fab- rics, new smart designs—sizes 10 to 18. Suits — Norfolk and double- breasted, with two pairs of kniekers—all-wool, of course, in all shades and fabrics, This sale of Boys’ Suits and Overe coats at 2 Stores Only: Union Square and 125th Street, $18 Belted Black Overcoats $15 Fly-Front Overcoats $15 Oxford Gray Overcoats $20 Chesterfield Overcoats le tan eS Aad? Sale of Soft Hats| and Derbies At $1.40, $2.00 and $2.50 values Derbies, Soft Hats and Fine zf Quality Tweed Hats. Specially good values at $1.40. $3.00 Hats at $1.85 Fine Quality Derbies and Soft Hats in all new styles and di- mensions, Ay Me * re, For $20, $25 and $30 Winter Overcoats $3.50 Hats at $2.65 Purchased at very much lower prices than usual, from some of the Fine Featherweight Derbies and | ™ost prominent Clothing Manufacturers in the Country—who Soft Hats of splendid quality have used this method to indicate their thanks and appreciation for favors received. Among the overcoats you will find and newest shapes. 325 Chinchil Overconts 4 op heey Grarcaats ® 30 ixt vercoats tl ixture ts 1 Sale of Suiits |$20Gr} Kersey Overcoats | §20 Black Kersey Overcoats Sale of Suits $15 & $18 Suits, $30 Belted Back Overcoats $20 Oxford Overcoats $25 & $30 Suits, $ 1 O | $20 chesterfield Overcoats $20 F $25 Plaid Back Overcoats es , $20 & $25 Suits, $1 5 $25 Brown Mixture Overcoats |$30 Double-Breasted Overcoats! $30 & $35 Suits, 2 5 specialat . . $25 Patch Pocket Overcoats $25 Single-Breasted Overcoats |Special at . . $ Bull Brothers 279 BROADWAY, NEAR CHAMBERS STREET Union Square, 14th Street, near Broadway 47 Cortlandt Street, near Greenwich 125TH STREET, CORNER THIRD AVENUE—OPEN EVENINGS $25 Button Through Overcoats $20 Fly-Front Overcoats Specialat . specialat . .