The evening world. Newspaper, December 3, 1912, Page 4

a THE EVENING WORLD, TUES 21,00,000 POUNDS OF INPURE FOOD DESTROYED NYEAR Health Commissioner Lederle Tells Investigating Commis- sion of Dirty Bakeries. Dy. Prnest J. Lederie, Health Com- missioner of the “ity of New York, was called, this morning, before the New York State Factory Investigation Com+ snission, In Itw inary into the bakeries in New York City, the seaston being held | in the County Court House. Dr. Lederle said hia department, in the last yoar, has aeined 21,000,000 pounds of food unfit for human consumption. The fact that this has been done shows the Possibilities of disease, Dr. Lederle anid. Me declared himself opposed to the State fnspection of bakeries, Inapectors should ‘de the Department of Health, he said, “There are gome distinct advantages fm licenses for bakeries,” he eal, in response to questions from Abram I. Wis, chief counsel for the Commis wlow, and speaking in regard to the pro- Posed bill which would issue certificates to bakers and also prohitit cellar es- ta blishmonts. However, Dr. Lederle objected to the new plan for physical examination of bakers and the prohibited employment of diseased hakers, in which the etrong- est roguiations are laid down. Dr. Lederle would have the Department of Nealth make its own miles to handle tie situation. about prohibiting cellar 2 awked Mr. Kikus, "Most of the underground bakeries 1) have seen are unsatisfactory,” Dr. 1 erla replied, “but that was not bec: they were underground, but becaum People were dirty and careless.” “The now law will not couch the pree- ent bakeries, only those of the future,” sald Mr. Pikua. Dr. Lederie summed up the work of his department among the bakers for be- the year 1911-1912, ending with this month. He sald that 15,275 Inspections have been made, with 117 prosecutions and 292 notices as a resi rnard Goodman, pri it of the Greater New York Taxpa: Asnocta- ed Dr. Lederle if tt would ry to install mechanical mei of ventilation, as suggested in the I felative bill for When Dr, Lederle responded that it would be a good idea, Goodman replied the flour would be blown about, and the baker forced out. “You want to make the thing ridicu- wy, eaid Mr. Elkus. Abraham Korn, president of the Unfted Real Metate Owners’ Associa- tof, then raid: “What makes you think basement cellgrs are more difficult to keep clean thaf above ground?” “Question of ertificial Nght. Thooreti- cally, artificial light ix fust as good, Dut practically, it 1s not, responded Dr, Lederle, “Fou have the Department of Labor, the Department of Health, the Fire De- partment, and the Tenement House De- partment all interfering with the baker- fer." sald Mr. Korn, “And yet they're not clean, broke tn Dr. Lederle, | “We should have one depurtment to Inspec the bakeries," said Mr, Korn Ve explained, afterward, that If the | gellar bakeshops: are closed up, many Dakers must pay more rent and must charge the poor more\for thelr bread. Out of the 14 cellar bakeries he has Inspected not one has been satte- factory, Raymond B. Fosdick, former Commissioner of Accounts, told the Commianjon. “You can't make cellar bakericn gan- ftary,"" he said, “Chicago found that out and prohibited the Al 8. Plarre, dent of the Bakers, took the stand and flatly con- tradicted Mr. Fostick can be Meht and “We appointed a com- mittee @ year ago and in two weeks cleaned up $0, doing more work than All the tnapactore have done tn yearr.” ‘Mra, Julian Heath, national President of the Housewives’ League, sald: “Housewives believe they have every regulations for home industries. They mand a clean bill of health for thetr cooks in the kitchen.” fine never had eern a sanitary cellar bakery, whe sald. She approved the ‘bills offered hy the Commission. The bakers in the wadtence heckled Mra. Heath. She answered avery ques tion promptly and Insisted celiar tnke eres are dimly Wehted and dirty. So many attempts were made to tangle Mrs, Heath that Assemblyman Smith, one of the Commissioners, declared ha would not permit any more “croae exam{nation.”” a SAVES BABIES FROM FIRE. ‘ties Them Trconacious Through Smoke. Jacoh Rosenberg of No. % Cannon street heard the babies of Mrs. (Regina Brandt ecreaming in her partment scrose the hall to-day. He knew their mother was out and thet she had left some fat meting on the stove, Rosen- berg broke in the gless pane! of the front door, threw off the latch and @ntered, He cold make no headway against the emoke until he took a bar- rel of ashes from the hail and dumped it Into the kitchen over the burning floor. ‘The children were tunconsclous when he got them out. The crew of Hngine |No. 15 had the fire out before Mrs Brandt returned from her visiting, > Runaway in Fourteenth Street. A team of horses attached to an ex- press wagon standing at University place and Fourteenth etrest, at noon to-day, became frightened and ran away, They collided with the rear end of @ crosstown surfave car between Fifth and Sixth avenues and the driver, 6 Proto of No. 2% Kast Firty-firet street, was thrown to the street. horses were stopped a policeman, ‘The rear of the ct slightly dam- aged, but no one Injury. 1 Poses ‘WASHINGTON, &—-The Comp. trolter of the Currency to-day issued a call for a statement of the condition of all National banks tn the United States at the close of business on Nov. m. It’s one thing to eat oatmeal. It’s another thing to get out of it the wonderfully rich nourish- | ment it contains. That is done only when the oatmeal is thoroughly cooked. H-O Oatmeal offers you two | big advantages: (1) ‘Twenty minutes’ cooking on your stove prepares H-O for easy di- gestion, because it has already been cooked for over 2 houre at the mill. | eS delicious flavor of the natural oats, due to the flavor-retaining process of cooking at the mill, Try H-O tomorrow morning. Mew York State Association of Master KNABE WAREROOMS In the Nick 0’ Time For Ch A Limited ristmas Number of NEW PIANOS of Reliable Make The fact that these pianos those selling elsewhere for $800, and that all are new and fully guaranteed, makes this an unusually attractive Christmas TO-MORROW ONLY offering. are equal to *190 $5 Down and $5 Monthly A Few NEW PLAYER-PIANOS With ever: guaranteed, free and special TO-MORRO V ONLY. late improvement and fully Large suppl, library privileges. ly of music 390 TERMS TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE Secure Your Xmas Piano or Player-Piano at To-morrow’s Sale. We'll Deliver Same When Desired. All Are Fully Guaranteed Liberal Allowance for Old 5th Ave. Cor. Pianos Taken in Exchange ‘Knabe Warerooms 39th St. right to demand the most etringent | will demand that their bakers have | clean Miia of health just ae they de ARS, VANDERBILT DENES SHE WL VE $500 000 Individuals Are Necessary inj the “Big Sister” Movement, Says Her Lawyer. Prnem K. Coutter, former clerk of the Children’e Court, who in the attorney for Mra, Wiltiam K. Vanderbilt in sev- eral of her philanthropic enterprises, an? nounced to-<lay that Mrs, Vanderbilt on feturning to this olty today had au- thorized him to deny that Mra, Vander- bilt intended to endow the “ Big Sister movement for the reclamation of young firle to the extent of half @ million dollars or more. (2) H-O comes to the table with all | “Mra. Vanderbilt,” said Mr. Coulter, ‘{e earnestly interested in the ‘Big Sister’ movement She understands perfectly that in order to do really f004 work there must be as many in- dividuals nv possible taking @ per- sonal interest in the girls who oome under the care of the movement. For one person to monopolize the charity would greatly out down its chances of doing good, “Mra. Vanderbilt feels that the re- port that she was to undertake the Necessitates Immediate ™ whole financing of the movement | particularly unfortunate, the eve of the convention of member: of the movement to-day which is tu {anue an appeal for general public eup- port.” _— GREAT CROWD ATTENDS FUNERAL OF DR. COLLYER. Throngs Doorway of the Church of the Messiah Waiting for Services, More than five hundred persons—arti- sane, professional men and women. clerks, housewives and clergymen of denominations—attended the funoral se vices held in memory of Dr. Robert Coll- yer in the Church of the Messiah, Thir- | ty-fourth street and Park avenue, o which he Was pastor for many years, thie morning. After the services the casket, escorted by the trustees of the ohurch, honorary pall-bearers, waa carried to the hearas, Followed by many carriages and autos, ft was taken to a special train of tw: care at the Grand Central Station an carried to Woodlawn Cemetery. When the doors of the church were thrown open at about 0.20 o'clock fully fifty persons entered. They had been waiting for more than half an hour. Be fore 10 o'clock the main floor seats were filled and the gallery nearly filled. The first seven rows on the main floor were eet apart for the trustees and members ef the family, including Mr. and Mrs. Robert 8, Collyer, Mrs, Emma Hosmer of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. John BE. Rob- erts, Mrs, Sarah Collyer, Eastman. ‘The altar wan a mass of flowers and | Laboratories, 98 West 25th Street, New The casket on its pedestal was York C palms. BUILDING TO LEASE: ROSENBAUM &Co. 10 & 12 WEST 23” STREET.N-Y. GOING OUT OF BUSINESS CLOSING OUT coming on ay, , ties the Misses | Lucy and Annie Kastman and Norman «| covered with red and white roses and violets, ‘The edges of the platform and ‘s| pulpit were covered with wreaths of chrysanthemums and roses and white lites from friends and relatives of Dr. Collyer and also from clubs and socie- ties, The Rey. John H. Holmes of the Church of the Messiah, Dr. Collyer's successor, preached the POSLAM THE | EFFICIENT SKIN REMEDY ft ficiency is the demand of the d jam is proclaimed the one efficien akin remedy by its thou as soon as appli stopped and ailing sk and comforted, Eczemi ‘be ve been completely ated i jam after other reme-| es were abandoned as ineffectu: POSLAM SOAP is of inestim: efit to all whose ski satieee to erup- Tt is ideal for baby's , never i tes, and every mot! cif ry ‘rely wy its absolute purity. the best shampoo for dandruff and és Ui tha aid in eradicating scalp difficul- All druggists sell Poslam (price 50 cents) and Poslam Soap (price 25 cents). For free samples, write to the Emergency Entire Stock $20 Velvet Dresses... $35 to $75 Ling: $50 Charmeuse Dresses. Dresses............0045 and $35 Linen Dresses. . $18.50 Chiffon Evening Dresses (Made Over Silk) 7.50 $22.50 Charmeuse Dresses. Dresses. $45 Velvet and Crepe de Chine DRESSES, GOWNS & PARTY FROCKS $12 and $15 Messaline and Corduroy Dresses.. Usdhenpectl . | 9.75: 22.50 $100 Costumes.. $35 Broadtail Pl $25 Eponge Dresses. $30 Velvet Dresses. 15.00 | $75 Evening Dresses. $150 Reset Gowns FIVE THOUSAND WINTER COATS 100 Satin Lined Coats, Imported amen 12.50 with Plush Scarfs (Value $25.00) . . Odd Coats, values to $20........... 3.95 $20 Chinchilla Coats, velvet trim’s..8.75 $30 Chinchilla Coats satin lined ..16,50 $40 Boucle Coats, plush trimmed 18.50 $29.50 Broadcloth Coats.. $35 Zibeline Coats. $45 Silver Fox Plush Coats.. {3.95 { 12.50 .-37,50 : | .15.00 lush Coats. AY, DECEMBER 8, £012. Lambert Jewelry Stock Makes Choosing Easy No guesswork about it} fo doubt, no hesita-| at Lamberts because we are large manufac- tion. We simply KNOW that we have the | turers, and what we do not make we buy di- Solid Gold, Diamond and Platinum Jewelry, | Téctly of the factories Wi it is made. we the Gold, Diamond and Piatinum Rings, a ry, ni hs sell ohn pct prices. Watches, ‘Clocks and Silverware you would stlbel udstabi Ulin youths 5 Porch b you Whether your Christmas purchase at Lam- desire as Christmas presents, at the prices you | heris be $1 or $1,000, you may be éure of the oer reasonable persons would be will- | most stylish and attractive jewelry and the ing to pay. best values—AND EVERY ARTICLE IS}: Choice of Christmas gifts is rendered easy |GUARANTEED. Diamond Engagement Rings You ‘ear much talk nowadays about saving on prices by sidetrack- ing the middleman, WE DID IT YEARS AGO when we began buy- ing diamonds of the cutters in Eu- rope, Sere, spot cash for large importing the diarhonds rect and making the ting or jew- elry mountings and setting them in our own factory, on the premises, which has always been run as eco: nomically as first class work will allow. All Diamond Solitaire Rings are exchangeable at full purchase price within one year. That is why we can color superbly cut SOLI DIAMOND FE RINGS like those here illustrated at the low prices quoted. They are im- porters’ prices, and you will realize }; when you compare our diamonds } of faultless color and cutting with prices at other stores what Lambert economy in all forms of diamond jewelry and rings means to you. Mountings are solid 14-karat or 18- karat gold and platinum and are all made in the Lambert factory. We GUARANTEE RYTHING BOUGHT AT LAME 5 Admired Styles in Bracelets Even we, wittiall our resources, have never displayed so many styles of solid gold bracelets, nér have we known a Christmas when they were more popular. Here are some styles in which beauty and the qualities for lasting servéce.are united 5275 Solid 14-karat gold, plain polished bracelet that opens and will fit any.arm, $15.00. Solid gold bracelet, half engraved, polished bangle $13.25- Bracelet that Opens. $15.75. Fancy flexible link, solid. 14-karat Got Bracelet; each link hand engraved and striped, $21.00 Solid t4-karaf Gold Bracelet, fine square Siberian ame- thysts sét.in aQd. engraved bracelet, $32.00. id, plain Roman bangle, set with diamond | Solid 14-karat gold, square bangle, engraved and engine j. Bracelet that opens, $20.50. turned, $15.00. Bracelet that opens, $17.50. We Talkie Care of the Men Gold Christmas presents for mem abound-at Lamberts. A handful are offered to your notice to-day. Let us show you also Solid Goll Fobs, Coat Chains, Watch Chains, Fraternity Pins, Charms, Lockets, But- tons, Match Boxes, Cigarette Cases, Cigar Cutters, Signet Rings, and Initial Rings, etc. Solid 14-karal star cut, $186 Solid 14. karat O14. scart Re rener, raised Sold 14-karat gold sleeve links. Plain pollehed. per pall sive solid 14-karat fancy edge, centre gold Magnificent Dia- nd, surroun by of ally eel a Sut bincke platinum Ine, pletinum art Qui oun Signet ings All Solid 14-Karat Gold Bouid'' gold, folid 14+ Massive solid Solid gold, a, order engraving poatehed karat gold, sides and rose finish, border eared ie fancy pat tern, $10:50 $12.00 Buy Xmas Watches Het Mee th 11 thne diamonds om signet canna, pol-| Sf DOwetDLe, fan broea| Diamond Signet fintsh, broad murs | Rings, $8.50 Up $16.75 bebeagse ry wold jon Whatever “You Like For our silverware department as for signet ring, taney chased, pol- inhed oF rose finish, $16.00 Seamless WOMEN’S & MISSES’ TAILORED SUITS $25 & $30 Custom Tailored Suits............7.50 $45 Fancy Trim’d Tailored Suite. 24,00 | $30 Custom Tailored Suits......... $50 Fancy Trim’d Tailored Suite. 29,50 | $35 Wide Wale Chevron Suits $65 Tailored Suits imp't models .. 35.00 $35 & $40 Trim'd Tailored Suit: WAISTS & BLOUSES (Closing Prices) $2.00 and $2.50 Waists—odde snd 1.00 | Chiffon, Messaline, Voile and) ends, To close....... +00 | Lace Waists; value $6.00,......,/ 2095 300 Fine White Waist Waists of Brocade, Crepe any with real lac Chi harmeuse, Chiffon, | 3.95 $4.00....... values up to $9,00.............. i -———FUR COATS AND FUR. SETS——— $30 Natural Racesen | 12.50 Sets ‘Sets (Evro ea) tuo White Fox Sets iealand en Coney Coats, 3-4 Length, black or hae 1 2.50 XXX Russian Pony Coats (Full Length) 29.50 Hudson-Dyed Seal Coats (full length)...... 49.50, 57.50 Russian Pony Coats, Raccoon or Civet Trimmed... 49.50, 57.50 Persian Lamb Coats (full length) 137.00, 175.00, 225.00 Caracul Coats (Solid Skins), full length . 49.50, 57.50 $200 Mole Coney Coats .100,00 $50 Alaska Sable Sets (Skunk) $50 Pointed Fox Sets (Sitka) $50 French Mole Sets.. $40 Black or Red Fox Sets. . $45 HudsonsDred Seal Sets. 22.50 Civet Cat Sets..........05005- Ae ‘27.50, 35.00 Eastern Mink Sete Speen all others, we buy the products of nyakers of well earned national fai You cannot fail to be delighted with the selection we place before you, nor with the moderate prices we ask, even for the most elaborate gifts. Especially do we invite you to look over our assortment of small gifts for the toilet table or to carry in the will be ‘sur- prised to find how much you ean do Wedding Rings As the popularity of Lambert Seam- less Solid Gold Wedding Rings spreads we are always increasing our busi- ss. Nobody can praise ‘tem too id than this you will get] "> the RIGHT. watsh_—one suited to. your| Highly. Every shape, width, thickness work and habits. Weare not content] amd style. No charge for engraving. with’ simply pleasing you in looks and| >) at Lamberts You will surely find what you want in this large stock at the price you purpose paying. pocket. Really, you rice, We help you In making at Lamberts with 2 little money. ne choice, becayse wé@want you e money.» watch to give lasting satisfactory A vice. The celebrated Elgin thin model] 14-Rarat. ..$3.30 watch in solid 14-karat gold, $35.00. | 18-Karat. . $4.00 A 22-Karat.. $5.25 | @2-Karat $i0. 50 Cuts howing styles of wed- ding rings with prices, in solid 14-icarat, 18-karat and 22-karat gold. with ring-size card free on request. Lambert Christmas Service Wel ide Christmas gifts till they are needed and they are. pels for on delive: Many other toilet articles in luandreds Sterling silver mirror of mew and rich design, of other extra heavy tyles ant to and strong, he found’ inl A tua stock Ot: Walked tacit ‘d with agen ay the sliver de jock ol ches merits|] o ed within one yea! rf the attention of Obristmas buyers. | chava' value. $10.25. partment on Priced from $12.00 to $150.00, in solid|| New Lambert, 64-page cata- Large hair the second i4-karat gold cases. $10.00 to $35,00|] Jo; full of pictures, free to any brush to floor, in filled gold cases.’ Other watches matcly, $6.50, $4.00 to $150.00, Comb to match, LAMBERT BROTHERS "67.50, 97,50, 125.00, 150.00, 175.00 THIRD AVENUE, Cor. 58th Street . Store“Open Daily’ Until 6,30 Saturday Nights Until 10