The evening world. Newspaper, September 15, 1913, Page 7

New pustications | “NOW, P’m Going to Get a Webster!’’ | tne rats came out thick and fast and at the end of an hour and a half the PROGRESSIVE REVOLT ==: IN ALDERMANIC FIGHT: (“You're really prettier than when we were married, my dear. e worn our, They had killed « by aetual count. a Airy Influential Men Resent Down of Bolles, Who ei, es Pass Taxi Law Phe action of the tr nating Committec District tn reiver the candidate £ ing hin to ac Turning beau! ha Tt's no secret the datty use of VaeLUGEN, ‘Beauty's Guarstian’ “ & ! 9, 2 Ragan. former A we i Yes, sir! I’ve made up my mind to that. Charles Dubo! ABGerman Bolles was a momber of} committes that framed the new! “StormHero” femtead ordinance, During his official | U bi n mbrella @mpter he has been on the side of the! on this table. YOU SIMPLY PULL IT petite in every crisis in the Board, His @upriess in aid of The Evening Workl's @mpaign against taxicab extortion Gage eentinuous and valuable. Mevertheleas he was refsused the e:.- @mqanent of tho ating Committes of his district, which eed Mr. Mulien. And Tammany Hall Seemaptly Mr. Mullen. fet wo beng mae to override the «c- em of the Progressive Desisnating! @empmittes in the primaries by substi- elias on the Prokressive ballot the @ame of Mr. Bolles for that of Mr. Mul- nab Qesert®n 0 (Mr. Hollea by the - ‘i Woks guspicious in view of Imported @e powerful efforts that aro being made Absolutely! | Progressive Deri: i 1.00 Upward ON SALE EVERYWHERB Miller Bros. & Co., Bole Manufsctarers, 362 Broadway, New York. Uf your dealer cannot supply you, write ws. Cost freely and easily—use words I don’t even know the meaning of—pronounce them properly—and I— well, I'm tired of it, and Im going to get a Webster.” ty the taxicab monopoly to nullity the ordinance. It is reported that who will vote for the repcal the are to be given valua- ‘We aevistance in their campaigns. | NEW PUBLICATIONS | ! never felt like paying $15 or $20 for a big | i Webster, but to-day they’re starting a Special Introductory Sale here of Webster’s Revised Unabridged—the whole works, at only $3.50. And to-night there’s going to be one of them “You know, I haven't opened a dictionary for so long that I'm ashamed of myself. And it’s hurting me, too. I’m going back. Fellows come in to see me at the office ani talk along _NEW Puatications __ | I Doesn't matter how well educated a man is, he ought to have a Dictionary in his home—and a NEW pusLicaT one | — ‘Tetrteon Cats Kill 261 Rats, LAWHENCEBURG, Ind, Sept. 15— Base Barrett, a retired merchant, had a @uantity of corn stowed in a warehouse thet waa o refuge and feeding place for f@e raw. Jay Cook or North Vernoa chipped of thiriean Angora cate. Mr. ‘Barrett turned the cats e086 in the bullding and began mo —_—_—_ SAUCE OPPENHEIM, GLUNS aG 34th Street—New York Formal Presentation @ New Fashions and Distinctive Originations in HOLBROOKS GENUINE WORCESTERSHIRE ie corn. Ie made and bottled in England. —— good one, too. You have to keep up with your language, you know. And almost every day something new comes up. A new word, or a new meaning of a word you thought you knew—or a word you don't know how to pronounce. And you know from experience how embarrassing it is to have to show your ignorance of those things. And then, there's your wife. She has a little pride, too—just don’t forget that. She doesn’t like to have to say—What do you mean by that?” when one of her friends uses a word she doesn’t know. She likes to be well posted. And she wants people to say of her —‘‘Isn’t she a charming woman to talk to? Talks so well.” But she can't do it without a Webster to help her keep up-to-date. And even more important are the children. You want them to have the best education you is a thorough reconstruction of the celebrated Unabridged—for so many years the recognized authority on the English language. And for home use or for the office, for your personal use or for the kiddies’, it’s just the Dictionary you'll want to own, | Webster’s S Revised Unabridged Dictionary At $3.50 NEW PUBLICATIONS. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC | Introductory Sale Certificate Thie CERTIFICATE will be accepted as $1.50 in CASH on the price of Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (any binding)= when filled in and presented at any store named The Introductory Sale Certificates, published to-day in this newspaper, advertising | Webster’s Revised vacssso, | Unabridged Dictionary “* ‘mite EWel G, & C. Merriam Co., Publishers will be accepted at the JOHN WANAMAKER SOOK STORE 10th and Brouiway which offers a complete stock of including all biridings. the books, regular delivery limits O'NEILL-ADAMS CO. 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Ace emt LOO” ane 19 9 : articular Prominence Is Given to the New Werk ool evrre wue uy * 908 ThNY Webster’s Revised Unabridged Voted, Fur and FureTrimmed Hots, | We EI Sate ON Ge OO Te WO Dictionaries are on sale at the ‘ai oot gor a following stores: ee o RC the Mail orders will be accepted. If you have an account at any of the stores, you can have the book delivered and Detiveries will be made on all sales within the beyond that, shipped express collect. the certificate MUST accompany your order in all cases. GIMBEL BROTHERS Broadway, Thirty-third Street charged to you. GREENHUT-SIEGEL COOPER CO. Sixth Avenue, 18th to 19th Street HENRY MALKAN 42 Broadway HAHNE & CO. Broad Street, Newark ga at BRENTANO’S Fifth Avenue and 27th Street BLOOMINGDALE BROS. Third Avenue, 59th to 60th Street GEORGE KLEINTEICH 1245 Fulton Street, Brooklyn 2 | ] NEW PUBLICATIONS ‘ t Me You Get a Webster, too—yes, YOU! Pee eee co can give them. Your boy's success depend’: largely on what you put into his head NOW... And there's nothing more important in his = whole education than teaching him EARLY — in life—HOW and WHEN to use a Diction- ary. Get him going ‘to Webster insttad of coming to you-~and you have done more for him than his teachers ever can. So, get a Dictionary —-a Webster. of >: course—one that you'll keep on the library = table and USE---one that the kiddies can use, too. This new Webster's Revised Unabridged is dandy for home use. Costs you just $3.50 during this Introductory Sale—and it’s as easy to buy as this newspaper was. You just tear off the Introductory Cer- tificate below, drop into one of the stores mentioned and make your choice, and by the time you get home tonight, your new Web- ster will be there. No bother at all—and you'll never regret the few minutes’ time and the $3.50 it cost you. ary of foreign names, quotations, proverbs and expressions—tables of weights, measures, coln- ~ ages, etc.—many fine color plates, superb half- tone res and over 5,000 illustrations. It’s more than a mere Dictionary. It’s a fi- brary—a complete library of knowledge, writ- ten by experts in every line of study. And at this startlingly low price of $3.50 you simply can't afford NOT to own one of the new Web- ree Revised esghis ial picHiones ee yours to-day. sale isn’. going to last long—and the minute it’s over, the pries goes up to $5. You save $1.50 if you act at once. So tear off that certificate and get your order in early. You don’t have a chance te get a Webster's Unabridged at $3.50 eg day, you know, and there's going to be a when the sale : TEAR OFF THE CERTIFICATE NOW. Important Webster's Revised Unabridged in law buckram is one of the most serviceable Dictionaries ever pub- lished. But for home use, espe- cially where there are children who will want to move the book freely and consult it often, you very likely will prefer the Bible paper edition. This is a much handier book—lighter—thinner— easier to pick up and use-—a book that doesn’t look tco big and im- posing for the kiddies - and a book that you can keep in your lap while you're reading and save having to get up every time you want to know what a word means, And it’s @ mighty fine book from the book-maker's view, Just 2', inches thiels —printed on the finest, totigh, opaque Bible paper—with semi-flexible c vera Comes in handsome cloth binding at $6.00, and in fine leather at $7.00. And, by the way, that leather binding ie @ beauty. Get the clerk to show it to you, And remember, the certificate saves you $1.60 om any binding. But ‘Se