The evening world. Newspaper, September 19, 1913, Page 10

a — — Seen THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, Eo 1918. eee The Evening World’s and Welfare Association’s City-Wide Series of Better Babies’ Contests Mothers Need Instructions in the Care | : anything toa one with Of Infants Between Ages of One and Five|:: eras and her” At this age als The Only Shoe Store in the World That Ever Sold 1,000,000 Pairs of Footwear in a Year n nun thet calla me joing to have @ fight on his ee) Xt iste Just Apply This F Paste hy By the time he {| And the Hairs Vani half old he o ee @ bit, and when he is| he should be able to nto If simple sentence, | such as “I am hungry.” (He probably | te yy these contests and there is thereby | quite equal to those of native parent- polnted out only the more clearly the! age. “ve need of making this system of educa-| EXAMINATIONS OF BABIES PRO-| ,1) tion permanent and even more exten-) GRESSING FINELY. sive.” Speaking generally on hin observa: Examinations of Babies Registered at Little Italy House in Brook- ~~ (Heauty Notes) Itis not longer necessary for a woman hrough tife with a face disfigured | The examination of the babies remis- y growth, for if she will apply You: Can Save “The time ‘e fast approaching when Society will have to provide acme ade- Quate institution of other facilities for instruction in the care of bables be- tween the ages of one and five years Thia 19 one of the most important facts that has been developed by the Better them of Italian parentaxe, there is an astonishing number of blonds More, remarkable sull is the fact that the measurements of the average baby pre- rented show that under some American- ‘zing influence the bables of this race have left the traditional slight stature of the Latins and show development on the second floor of the neighborho: houxe, where the babies were put through what might be termed thelr menta’ paces, The mental examination t# one of the most important features of the tests, Kood mentality adding a goudly number of points to a kiddle'y acore, ‘The method of ascertaining mentality im TounDoxiell Senshions Extraordinary Offering of Women's & Misses’ PICTURES FRAMED AT VERY LOW PRICES bn i = tered at this station ‘e progressing eo| will, frequently) The principal test of| by Progressing So Rape | ions ay exunining vrvsican, Dr. Kerr Papdis. thanks to good work by the| proper mentality at the age of five tele fp jatone paste to the objec » idly That the Work of | remarxes te tact wnat tho workers tor! physicians who have volunteered to acip| te ability of the eyild to copy # aguare| tionable hairs for # minutes, then rub A *, equal suffrage would be glad if they] out in the work, that the end of the | UAasalater it off, every trace wir will vanish F Making the Final Test knew that, in Little Italy House at! week should have the work cleaned op ik Giadlun fasnatie To make th ste, mix some water . rom for the Prise Winners! 'e'. te girls exumined show a " ton of the five im eb Corian =e with —powd vee sala ‘be . marked superiority over the boys, He wing the best cards tn each! ‘rhe driver of ths car of Juggernaut] Paste is removed, the skin should be 1 Will Be Done Early Next} wasn't avie t offer any explanation, ould take place early next! protested, washed to free it from the remaining rt) f Week but opined that maybe {t i# indication ‘Ht isn’t fair," he ald, “to coinpare) drlatone. Lage edael He htained i 3 eer. of @ coming race of militant femininity.; One of the most ioteresting features| this car to an automobile. That's @ the delatone AY purchased in an origina Dr. Kerr has also noted the curloun| of the examination of the youngsters package. — Advt a wee ie fact that among (he bables, mont of | wax the tests going on in a Ittle ror On n Y our S h 0 e Ss in ~The Cammeye er ~ Basement. Babies Contests conducted by The Eve- ning World and the Babies’ Welfare Association.” This is the statement of Dr. LeGrand Mere, who is tn general charge of the examination of the nearly four hundred babies that are now belng examined tn the contest conducted at Little Italy Neighborhood House, No. M46 Union Street, Brookiyn. Dr. Kerr, while ape- clalising on the physical examination of the youngsters, has kept close in touch with the other examinations and Decause of this he was able to make this statement without reservation. “Up to the age of one year," explained the physician, “bables are carefully taken care of through the medium of NEW FALL SUITS Will place on sale all wool Suits in a variety of color- {ings and mixtures, newest styles, lined with satin, for Saturday at 18.00 each Interesting Millinery Facts Exceptional hats of velvet with becoming curves, trime med with Ostrich feathers or Numida effects, delight- fuJ in their individuality, black and season's best colors, excellent values at 15.00, Specially priced at 9.50 Untrimmed Hats Numerous smart shapes in Velvets, Hatters’ Plush and Plush at 1.95, 2.50 and 3.50 We make a specialty of catering to Milliners and those | who trim their own hats, and carry in stock an immense line of Hat Frames, Choice F rench Millinery Novelties, cn i i (MM FOUNDED 1 1856 LIM MMMM) BROKAW BROTHERS MENS & BOYS CLOTHING HATS & FURNISHINGS THE THREE R’s. “Reading, 'Riting and 'Rithmetic,” which form the basis of a boy’s education, remind us of the three R's, ‘Reliable, Refined and Reasonable,” | Meies 62 Wealth sulk stations, “When which characterize our sturdy suits and over- they reach the age of five fresh alr coats for boys’ school wear. | funds and the kindergartens take them | in charge and direct thelr proper de- A large percentage of our men customers have velopment. But in the intermediate | e a i's wrivervinlon is @haretdad) save patronized us constantly ever since we fitted | them with their first knickerbockers—proof | In — days of high cost tof living the Cammeyer Basement looms up as the most brilliant pat saving opportunity in New York. We positive M guarantee to sell you shoes at a saving from 2 to 33'4%. From the ordinary “fly by night” con- cerns, this might be regarded as an ordinary trade statement, but it is backed by the house of Cammeyer with fifty years of splendid reputa- tion behind it. Among the rich values offered this week will be found Very Remarkable Values in by mothers and sometimes thmugh want of knowledge this care is not ade- quate. that our service-giving clothes offer advantages : Ornaments in Butterfly efiects, Metal and Colored \cleaeledhad alae iyh dg la worthy of serious consideration. Bandeaux, Malines, Ribbons, Velvets and everything Rien’ & 3°50 Shoes Our Fall showing of Boys’ Suits and Overcoats NASERE EY tO: tas Oe cura Hats: | includes a broad choice of patterns and styles, | Undermuslins at lower pricgs than you can obtain similar qual- Fine underwear at wonderfully low prices. ‘The contests conducted by The Eve- ning World and the Babies’ Weifare Association have worked wonders in using mothers all over the Greater y to the imperative need of taking ‘ pewper care of their children when they For Friday aad Saturday —— Brand new shoes, exclusive €).65 are beyond the age when advice from ities for elsewhere. | GOWNS—high and low necks......... .79 Camneyer styles, and you will the milk stations in not sought and the | f “LIM dg y o | COMBINATIONS—trimmed...... -79 find them in a good many stores i hind ——S OO SC LCC COMBINATIONS—trimmed............. 4 OO tee beluce wrqas ot. tran oie tor ace ourth Avenue | SKIRTS—plain and trimmed ruffle. ...... 49 AE FOD. cree ce eee ener eens funds and kindergartens, To me this ONE BLOCK vats BROADWAY DRAWERS--plain and trimmed ruffic 19 ~—— SUBWAY ATDOOR | @eems the most important feature of the untold good that ts being worked | Special Values in Women’s 3° Shoes There's something distinctive in these Women’s Shoes as created by Cammeyer and you mustn't let the ex- tremely low price deter you from seeing them, n the newest dictates of fashion as wellasthe more conse © models. Women’s Patent Leather and Cloth Top, Gun Metal Button and Russia Calf Button. chitren’ and Misses’ Shoes Se LMM MMMM Broadway, Shand Qh ths. 4200 Yds. Imported Woolens Go Tumbling IMPORTED WOOLEN SALE Just 1025 Suit Lengths. One Week Only A $45 THREE-PIECE 7sulT14 Values OR OVERCOAT MADE TO MEASURE Sturdy Boys’ Shoes That will Stand the the hard wear given then {0% 50 & 2: 09 6to soi0ss 115 3% lito 2 The Biggest Value in Hosiery Offered in New York To-Day Men’s, Women’s snd Children’s Lisle Hose ibe palr, 2 pair *e Car. MMEVE ON 4 Shor Se Enoarn ar Geary 6th Ave and 20th St. GRA eves | Think what it means to get a suit of imported cloth made to measure for $14.50, to say nothing of the extra trousers free. Before the advent of Wilson-Briggs, $14.50 just about paid for the linings and buttons at the so-called high-class tailor. Tariff changes and our modern selling methods have wrought a change —and enormously to your advantage. We guarantee these woolens to stand hard service, hold their shape and to be absolutely pure wool. As to the workmanship that goes into them, they will be lined with serge or mohair and the best of trimmings only are used. We occupy an entire building devoted to tailoring (the only concern of its kind in New York that does), where your Suit is cut, fitted and finished without leaving the premises until you take it home. Few [$10 semi isets i | for Suits and COME—GET SAMPLES—COMPARE Values [$10 semi isets i | $45. PLAIN FIGURES ON ALL PRICE TAGS | ‘Wilson Briggs A sale of this character right at the beginning of the Fall and Winter Season is unusual, to say the least, and had not our buyer fell in with a bankrupt jobber, and bought this stock at an absurd cash price, you would not now be able to enjoy the fruits of his foresight and careful purchasing ability. Make up your mind now about your Fall Suit or Overcoat, and get one during this sale of imported woolens at $14.50 by acting NOW. Next week this time will be too late. OUR NEW \ LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS WEEKLY BP meta Apartments from 4 BPE Ns 6.00 a $50.00 to $500 9.00 * 150.09 FISHER BROS OLUMBUS AVE Bet.103 5104 ST coe x d 75.00 “ACCOUNT s High inches Highover all Beautify Your Home 1. 00 complete for this Highly Pol- ished Solid Brass Jai ith an assortment of Ameri r Flowers, the leaves, orth $8.25. No pl orders filled. Hund if of | MASON’S Est. 70 yea Cov, w: Myrtle Ave Ave, and Brid rooklyn, N WORLD Sata ————s re ven) E TAILORS y THE TAILORS WHO SATISFY. /7 SATIS F 1439 BROADWAY Near 41st St. Open Evenings «|