The evening world. Newspaper, April 16, 1914, Page 12

ev THE EVENING _WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 14, " “OF MARKETS Ue ss = ele san reo © =| MORE BABIES REGISTER YOUNG ASTOR BETTER; ITCHED $0, HE ‘The | ber of carts on the id, How velo} t | seus te were Scots ues S'reve's"auoe. “Tons preoun _ WILL SOON 60 SOUTH: SOrnDanrel\ drance to vehicular and pedestrian! have not been so low in many day. IN BROOKLYN’ § NEW ' TORE HIS FLESH BLAMED FOR HIGH traffic, and at times 9 a menace in} “Also, on account of the new tartit | Plans for Wedding Will Not Be! Sorshions REAL MENACE. the paat four weeks one could buy | . . P There bas also been s large, al-|600d Imported meat from South There has been a soticeabie im. | Tortured Far Three Weeks, But Two Special Offering of Women’s and Miss se fire engines = making/inw, many imported articles are! speedy connection with hydrants. — | lower, and if the housewife but knew | RACE FOR GAS CASH PRIZES Made Until He Fully | RESINOL CURED : COST OF LIVING “=z: NERDED TO AVOID] she could take advantage of It. For, diaveie For Friday and Saturday | most pertal Ameri , cme, In the condition of Vin-| Applications Did the Work. peepee dog mer for 19% alsa pond, Walter One There Are Now More Than | cent Astor within the last ‘twelve) Washington, 9. C., Dec. 9, 1913: “Ali Silk@ Cl th Ss its a. = omen are much lower and you can buy | hours, according to reports received | over my body were sina lea which 1 Oo Ui ww Citizens’ Committee will Seek | cenveanes consumption, Fruita sty|fve pounds of sugar for 1 cents, | 150 Contestants and Others |to-day trom the home of Robert P.|itched me ao that 1 could jut Syrab Huntington of Staatebure, where Mr.|my flesh and tear it upart. Vor three 150 in the Jot,, made to please the mos: emed i and other sugar-coated eatables col-] — “With these prospective market — Sxnec A weeks I could not sleep at night ttl! T y ) a Remedy That Will Reach {tect dust, and spread us well ae breed| facilities Voor bapantcilh aloe deters | Are Expected. teadiag ihe ahs bit Goceoa tan yet nas ‘imply tthsvated wie tried 4 most critical; handsomely trimmed; on!y the 5 wry ! q ean practically contre! prices | t that Was, supposes to give . i ey Hes are inctuced: Every Section. | ae la expected that by establish- | if they make it their business to | - ' pPaag lpm AT eallod cpap edb fell, am J can truthfully say that not very oh Seer and styles are it : aa) | Ing epecial places for these push buy direct and inslet on getting | Despite the cold rain thirty-sis| Seoerary le complete, bi ts tho bene fai ted etn Soe sand Res ne at 12.50, 15.€0, 18.00 and 22.50; if kote in such full value, according to market |DAbles registered yesterday at the ty " . 35.00. WORK IS_ DIVIDED UP.| Gans where tay ol not impede | Prices. We should eatablich these beso Lesierige tal ‘yes aan, nae that Bie tines tn nat to prove serious. | awe ties vere a oh ie Come oar Westie picid 7 ie they will » Brooklys, ‘ yy as e@ prices they wil i - LsPhiacthaly nagghhlh shige these fare Association are conducting a sich eatin Bi A ei be quickly? sold. ommittees Appointed by| tien ae well ae the quality of districte which need them more Huntington are in abeyance, triet Buildin * ter bables contest, More than oi Resinol Ointment (60c. and 81.00), ; | goede sold, much of the present moot.” ‘ oa It likey that Mr. Astor will 9» p i RAIN COA T Ss . _ (hundred and fifty little ones have been | go, and Resinol Soap (@5¢.), stop itchi ‘ ‘Borough President Marks to | objection to them will be removed. | Those present at the meeting yes- | inne nnd Ny Cote Male Ae lang hea for tes Humaine food a8 Bet instantly and speedily heal ecsema, an i bi Mrs. Julian Heath, President of the | terday and appointed on sub-commit- | Study Whole Problem. | ousewives' Len jmples, dandruff, values 9.00 and 12.50, at 5.00 and 7.50. other skin humor: who was present | tees were Ogden L. Mills jr., Lillian | ™@PY others are expected to-day and/ At the office of the Astor estate, No. | , il sores, burus anil Sold by every “ 7 ‘at the meeting, stated In speaking of | D. Wald, Ralph Folks, Lawrence Veil- |{0 morrow. They should be brought) 48 Kies Awenty-siath etreot Willlatn | druggist. Won't Le tooted ‘by anbetl Every coat guaranteed rain-proof, plain * lor, M. D. Waldman, Mrs. Julian | between Bone Bho nett {e-8 recelved. tutes” for Resinol offered by @ few un- | aed lk vner ete Bia: Sint ,| Heath, J. W. Sullivan, Willlam Bon-| It has been arranged that the pre- RaSUrhninar banette fhe Seeuears ferupulous dealers, For free trial and Raglan sleeves, nicely made; color= F e By Sophie Irene Loeb. T am very glad that some real/dy, Mra, Kiora Splegelberg, Julian |iiminary examination of the children ato tne young man’s condition. write to Dept. t-1t, Resinu', Baltimore. ings Tan, Oxford and Black. | action in the direction of the market | Rosenthal, John Buckle, Coroner sansa’ ts ‘The committee on open markets) estion ie now practically assured | Jerome Healy, Simon Levy, Sidney | ferent und enthusieata of er eatects cineisiniasasnseniepueasiaesnsintemtasieslisutanndatnranhiistaninsisiterinn appointed by Borough Presl- | with the appointment of these com. | Goodacre, John J: Dillon, W. R. Vat Aro at thelr height Promptly next - Tessie Marcus Marks held ita first 4 ¥ Aken. if , |Monday, April 20, tl rat group ‘co ephone oe laos thony P. Ludden, Orrin 8. Goan, Rev. | itt ones will be looked over by con- Broadway, Shand Bn Re. Stuyvesant 4310 Ing yesterday in the Municipal “The matter has been agitated for' Gaylord 8. White, Charlies F. Boldu- c to discuss ways and means! so many years without any adequate rede pee hag Pius ake alley tions “itt Montage, tcoudacut’ tes Supplying marketable foods at results that it s high time something | furritt, George i Ford and Sophie |Week:, In the Brat week in June the cost, was actually accomplinbed in estab-| frene Loeb. \Rveniug World's eight money Brises Mr. Marks presided at the meeting | jishing facilities to eliminate the mid- reo lwill be awarded to the best and the @iscussed various plans with the | gie-man, and lower the cost of food. [GIRL GETS $7,875 VERDICT.| most improved babies in each class. Py which consists of repre-/ 1 also trust that by establishing ae ————__— This’ Book Shows the Way toa from the commission mar- | such markets as are suitable to each w eee sities 7 Say ere © have prepared for to-morrow (Friday) Pusheart Association and th@| section of the city, housewives gen-| —Sertomsly hy Awto Track. | | Mite Mary Ce vt pd ed Merc 14, e ° of Aldermen, members of the| sraty will be induced to take advan-| Eight-year-old Alice Nelson was te is ‘ing by Mrs. Frieda Freundent! ‘ s and public-apirited citizens Who) tage of them and get into the babit| awarded a verdict for $7.87\againat the {with whona she iodged at No. 237 East A Sale of Spring Millinery OZ y urnis. e geet Satay ‘ta in the| ot foing to the markets and buying oe alates por inked Mrmr by & | Blevonth street. It in believed that Miss ft d i Brobk foodstuffs direct, instead of by of Srowley turned the gas into a ‘of Manhattan Mas been pend- Gugiene wT halt, the women whp| Brooklyn Supreme Court to-day. the| stove by accident as she Pi out, tee ie ‘or Women and M sses ° for several years in various com- % sult had been brought through her had lived there fi y C d t pas and committess appointed by | ‘chROns 1° te en ay can | mother, Nora. Nelaon. CN Ts Sivite| which will offer excellent values at the ome on rear Ma; but very few definite realize how much money they can] ‘The little girl was on her way to nee |= save by going direct they would be/home in Forty-seventh street from $ ws have been carried out, and the | PAY® by acct te, dn’ gear age bn te following special prices: ° " " : subject has assumed large pro- “1 am safe in saying the ma- |.wes, ran, down hs satomobile be- | Today 4 In order to acquaint you more fully with Cowperthwait both a a matter of DublC| chy." housekeepers ae net forging to the National Cash Register Trimmed Hats, in a diversity of seasonable liberal credit, we've published this kook, “The Shert Cut to and w ith street. She badly in- x Comf ” the food supply for the bene of| Knew foedetutte are lower to-day | Tired inst she now has curvature of styles s ‘ at $4.50, 6.00 & 7.50 Every Hi ort.” It shows that any one, no matter how than they have been in years. If spine and is « nervous wreck. The quickly relieved by the little he or she makes, can come and open an account without Gonsumer. It is proposed by the = t committee to suggest plans| they would only go to market | Jury was told that she suffers so ‘much f he hears an automobile horn use 0: Untrimmed Hats, in a large variety of new, ted tape—without an introduction, then pay in trifling weekly ‘that hie for them: | in the middie of the night ahi thly instalments spread over a year and a half. immediate relief and lay the| they would learn tl of night she wakes or monthly $ spre: year and a hal regu. The cost of living ie be- | UD screaming. | Brera tales: ee irorebiesd: i : ae Hale’s Hone smart shapes, at $1.90, 2.590 & 3.75 The book also contains many interesting facts about Fur- ayetem of markets, easily 80) OOD PRICES FALLING, SAYS) penvan’ aps wee utiees niture, Rugs and Housefumishings in general--it shows how to » hts a and thus HOUSEWIVES’ HEAD. jon wae oe ac me Of Herehound and Ter (Millinery Department, First Floor) get furniture which i¢ built to last— how to save money cn rugs, Mfhe Borotigh President divided the| ‘Even the so-called delicacies or| the Walsenberg Jail, was released to- /Containe no opium nor my Ss alge etc.—how to have the widest variety to choos: from, tee into aub-committes #o the | luxuries are much lower in price. For| day, gccording to, announceme ncement | by anything injurious, ty . it contains after page of pictures showing cozy rooms ‘would bé facilitated. Each sub-| example, I bought this morning five pir tasued by. the Colorada ‘Supreme pee Pie's furnished at small expense on Cowperthwait s liberal credit ittee will deal with one of four | artichokes for 25 cents, asparagus at rt was returnable April 1 H Geld by drugsteta. Tootherke Drops terms. into which the city is to be , There are sub-com- to. investigate and report the | method for improving existing one on laws, legislation and = ' B Altman & Ga. psy be Groped of buying peutic Gah of any Bae “ ” . tion or furnishing a home in the near future will find this tool Annual Sale Onyx Hosiery Monday, April 20th id ; worth its weight in gold. Send for your free copy to-day —ro obligation—a postal will do. eARy VENDING. A wae 8. | Fes Women’s, Misses’ and Children’ s Open pec ae Evenings Cow perthsrat Sone } saves! «66 franklin Simon & Co. Pgh sane Pesca New Department Just Opencd be established at little cost Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets ie new assortments for Ing and Sum- prove great benefit. The push- 1 H attrhed ta one thay has become eh age oni oe i létge and compre- C O L U M B | A! Conditions attending theee are IMPORTANT SALE FRIDAY » embodying the latest ideas in styles Graphophones and Grafonolas Septorsbie. ay e ocorpey et Sear nena Oana? and weaves. Included are Women’s Under- carte, two-thirds ef which operate Greatly Reduced Prices wear in French and English gauze silk, -haonyr dh saad gale Italian silk and English silkeand-wool mix- Full Stock of Double Disc Records, 6&¢ I j ee ee ree ; tures; Women’s Knicker Skirts and ankle- so much pleasure: t fen amie x One Hundred and Twenty-ninth Misses Dressy Suits . length Bloomers, the latter especially adapted Dtab Gamacer hy aioe ert 14 to 20 Years for evening and dancing wear; Bathing gone vc Tertalnment, "Songs ln all Torelgh lane rape, to Of gabardine, English serge, poplin, wool crepe, eponge Tights; and Slumber Slips of Shetland wool. on app IMPORTANT NOTICE--All Cotundla teinds of or shepherd checks; also a number of silk suits, di le Records wil play on Victor Talking son and un Also complete stocks of Women's and Child- Grefohstan will slay bier oll } has’ made 24.50 ren’s Betalph Underwear (exclusive to Rocker Iron Bed lane Heretofore $39.50 to $49.50 B. Altman & Co.), Deimel Linen Mesh Sturdy und in ious oom Underwear, Combination Swimming Suits, ite with an fmionler fumes, Misses’ Silk Gowns | and Bloomers for walking and sports wear. well not Aho ——_—_—OoO hn n—_—_=~Soe tomobile (re- testing that ibe push ae teres | | For Afternoon or Evening Wear, 14 to 20 Years Misses’ and Children’s Knit Underwear in Sinton Lat marketing t be abolish i | jot — marke iets one of the moet economical Of crepe de chine, taffeta silk, crepe meteor, flowered silk crepe, laces | reliable qualities and seasonable textures. down "| pease Rena and cere aeniatt ge of distributing goods at low | or nets; also a number of serge and wool crepe dresses eS $8. 90 ane: nthe “Peek $4 90 At ; Hise wanlapnin | combined with taffeta silk, only". A 2 lah wi aie study methods by | 18.50 Smart Attire for Misses, Small = Wal ac the wat peette PR dog ; | Women and the Younger Set is shown, in the Department on the Second WILL CLOSE OUT FRIDAY Floor, in a comprehensive assortment which | has been thoughtfully assembled to meet who ‘ | ftanaine ar pertect | 120 Women’s Coa its _and Wraps | | every requirement. Included are ; For Dress, Outing or Sport Wear Tailor-made Suits ne at $18.00 to 95.00 A collection of this season’s models, of moire silk, faille silk, Street and Travel Coats at 11.50 to 85.00 Rug Racks at Cowperthwait's Carpet and Rug Specials Ragan Hand Crate Tae age White Enamel Refrigerator taffeta silk, golf cord, eponge, chinchilla, mannish Capes and Wraps . at 18.50 to 48.00 Velvet vu “gh ane, Nobinart Mer. Men | Fareed, ENgliah saree oF Wool crepe, | §ik Dresses for Afternoon at 18.50 to 95.00 aaa hal! Evening and Dance Gowns at ‘16.50 to 165.00 Simple Washable Frocks at 3.75 to 24.00 18.50 Heretofore $29.50 to $39.50 2 Park Pi. Bring This Coupon end n10Nn ena Elaborate Lace and Lingerie Dresses ave SOc | wider x oe springs ond ; ; at. + + «+ ~~ $28.00 to 110.00 $ panies, ton onack aie vet = O07 ae ; | Women’s and Misses’ Trimmed Hats Blouses of dainty materials ia to tte [a cH a he ) i | Milan, Hemp, Tagal, Lizere, Leghorn and fancy braid hats, ‘or ae WHR $13.45 t nS, 56.35] handsomely trimmed with flowers, ostrich feathers, ribbon and wings, The above are regular stock prices. Sich Domne ane RSS Saks | OTHERS FROM $5.75 UP Work guar- |) NO. EXTRAS oF | Heretofore $6.95 to $15.00 \ FURS, RUGS AND DRAPERIES | NO EXCHANGES NO APPROVALS | RECEIVED FOR STORAGE. n. ates ca | 5.00 7.50 9.75 ; a 2 CowPERTHWAIT & SONS “Oldest Furniture House in America” 3rd Avenue two Park Row 121st Street shh 00 2554 Thind Ave. teres of Chatham Sai vem, Mtrests, Nem York. Annual Sale ‘‘Qnyx’’ Hosiery Monday, April 20th aia 20 o@ 3% Peau: ; ~