The evening world. Newspaper, May 14, 1914, Page 14

~ 1HE EV bnin@ WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 14, ; 0 garden patch and devour all the weeds, ie fast two yeurn a, foc a thas been, devoted to, the al 2 GARDE: Mab “They "were "Kept ’ $GURDEN UIBOR Area! yy a IGHACA, May 1—No nimuie Wi After. repeated trials : rg termers rack their ba Ue rubbitg seemed to understand that D> tnx shoulders by horing they might gnly eat weeds with, im. 1) PRI t iene oF reamavore hare bree ven cluttered with weeda he ™ rf cone of ‘Truma nh tC tox teva | his ra yatemntic [anya and “then lets them into the garden, training. Mr. lira, haa | where they effectively do the work ‘hat Re i" ad hit Nich wy Inte formerly reauired hoeing. . = < EE *|Man Who Won Cheaper Gas SOAP GETS DRY. HAR FALLS OUT: o Willlam P. Burr, seni corporation counsel, w y assistant | was for ten! j i | | 3 1 Get a 25 cent bottle [and abundant, and possess an incom-| years in charge of the Division of oe Girls! ae us Danderiue p ss and lustre, Franchise and who carried the| if: aly AI atte mite ing and beautifying the eixhty-cent gas faht and the so-called | ' Hair C le ranse,” pplication of Danderi “Death Avenue” case against the New ; Ag dnetded erat stent York Central Railroad, resigned to 2 Ip, stopping itching and fal id, = ‘ After washing, som hit with, soap ing hain, ‘Danderine isto the hair what] day. Ho quits at tho request of Cor- always apply a little Danderine to the sealp to invigorate the hair and prevent dryness. Better still, use soap as spar- ingly a9 possible, and instead have anderine Hair Cleanse.” Just moisten a cloth with Danderine and draw it carefully through your hair, taking one strand atatime. This will remove dust, dirt and ex veoil, In afew moments wers of rain and sunshine are to ation, It goes right to the roots, rates and strengthens them. Its exhilarating and life-producing proper- ties cause the hair to grow long, strong and beautiful. Men! Ladies! You can surely have lots of charming hai rt a 25-cent bottle of Knowlton’s Danderine from any drug store or toilet counter and try it. poration Counsel Polk. Mr. Rurr’s resignation will not take effect until July 1, In the mean time he will acquaint his successor with the litigation still pending in the Di- vision of Franchises, No intimation as to the underlying reason for Mr. Polk's demand for his subordinato’s resignation was given to-day, ‘The correspondence, however, was made public. Mr. Polk's letter to Mr. Burr sald: fre: you will be amazed, your hair will not only be clean, but it will be wavy, fluffy May 5, 1914. Dear Mr. Burr: I regret to have to ask you for your resignation, to take effect July 1, 1914, The Mayor and I have in mind certain changes In your department which makes this step necessary, With many regrets and best wishes, FRANK L. POLK, Corporation Counsel. Mr. Burr's reply was: May 8, 1914. WIMLROALe op } J Save Retailers’ Profit PER POUND I the head boarding house or @ hotel ti cuprecinte tie ow a by dealing ‘ou wet ae Dear Mr. Polk: hereby tender my resignation assistant to the Corporation nsel, to take effect July 1, or at such earlier date as I may be able to close up matters pending in my charge, if this is agrosable to I need not say I will be glad at any time to con- fer with you ith my successor when appointed, and render any stance In my power in respect he affairs of this division. \ Permit me to avail myself of this \ opportunity to express apprecia- tion of your courtesy and my sincere wish for your success. Very nincerely yours, WILLIAM P, BURR. 35c¢ QUALITY special coffee in made from the small en benns of ed nrg feng’ coffees and ntificall, m1 We deliver 5 Ibs. by our 10 Toe. delivered free der. 10 Ib GILLIES COFFEE E CO., Heinen apark vince and, Ba Barclay 8. Vrite for Free Booklet and’ Frico Tiiet. ag ‘The last big task undertaken by Mr. Burr was the city’s sult against the | Consolidated Subway Company for an accounting involving more than $25,- 000, which was tried before Ham- iiton Odell, Adrian H. Larkin and George Gordon Battle as a referee board, and which is now awaiting de- claton. Mr. Burr war appointed during Mayor McClellan's administration | and served under Corporation Coun- jsels Delany, Ellison, Pendleton and | ‘Watson. ———— |THIEF GETS PRIZED VIOLIN. ament Once Owned by Theo- From Window. CHICAGO, May 14.—An Amati violin, said to have been #old by the late The- odore Thomas to former Congressinan Nicholas Longworth of Cincinnatt, son- in-law of Theodore Roosevelt, was stolen carly to-day from the show window of e dealer In rare mu- The thief, after foteta, no. We, obtained nat Actor, @erral & Condit it Ca, “Mine 1s the Genuine” You have no idea the work my O-Cedar Mop saves me. Or how bright, clean and beautiful it makes my floors and woodwork. ‘It’s mere play to use it. When it is \ soiled I merely shake the dirt out and ‘ when very dirty I da wash it. éda sh ar Mop’ (Reg, U. 8. Pat, Office and all principal countries.) Two Sizes— $i and $1.50 Cleans, dusts and polishes all at one time. It is treatea with the famous O-Cedar Polish which ‘‘cleans as it polishes.’’ It will give you complete satisfaction first, last and all the time, and is sold with that under- A FITTING SUBJECT ©) Yer men who appre- ciate the Value of being Correctly Dressed. They eliminate the stiff, corseted effect and impart — contour and grace of outline. Wide variety of fasten- ings—large assort- ment of styles— PH rustless, remov- able boning and extra-large arm shields place Model Brassieres above the ordinary. Every Brassiere Guaranteed. opetBres- For sale by almost every Department Store, Neighborhood Store and Corset Shop. 50c, to $6.00, “125 St. Baumann’s” Duofold Bed-Settee $22. 75 Golden oak; upholstered with black imitation $35.00. Simple . Famous Imperial peaunt Sale of standard popular line of refrigerators in ityles. All fine cases; hi 15. 30 Apartment House, sz it hi *|$50" Worth] No Deposit ‘100° Worth HetitsReedRocker| .DePosit $5 Extra strong construction! and well knit Fermous Burrows felt top folding card table, in ma- fibre,in $ Breen or natural finish gy F URRIT ROYAL forse HARLEM STORE 2190 ae aE T standing. The O-Cedar Polish Mop does more & than merely polish—it cleans and dusts and A gathers all the dust from everywhere, Money Back Guarantee Simply deposit the price with your dealer. and try the O-Cedar Polish Mop Your? money returned if you are not delighted with it. $1 size not sold in Best Value $77.98 Credit Hea ee cere ve rms vy brass $3. Pern barcfnt a 8 is era i 7.50" 100 | frdacgutra Write for | lustrated, Our en and fine © Catalogue la Only 2 More Days of Our Annual | Factory Clearance Sale WALTERS PIANOS and PLAYER PIANOS The most remarkable feature of this sale is the fact that every instrument offered is practically new, being a sample or discontinued style, different in case design only from our regular styles of Walters Pianos and Player Pianos catalogued. Better piano values have never It is your duty to call and see these instruments, com- pare them in price, quality and tone with other special piano offerings, and y6u will not hesitate a moment to buy your piano now. “ Owing to the limited number of instruments available, we advise you to come at once and make your selection. lot of instruments has been sold there will be no more at the excep-. been offered. tionally low prices quoted below. 6 Walters Pianos § Styles which formerly oe i $225 No Interest. Notwithstanding the remarkably low prices at which these instruments are offered, our liberal terms of payment remain the same. Prices quoted on Pianos include Stool and Free Delivery. Prices quoted on Player Pianos include Bench, 12 Rolls of Music and Free Delivery. Ne Extras ct Any Kind. 145, 7 Walters Sa Bayle which formerly i Ged $25 ‘155, 9 Wallers Pianos $ Styles site formsery wd Meg $275.. il Walters Pianos 175 Styles which formerly oe ee $300 ices ere ce rersceres 165 § Walters Pianos 185 Styles which formerly soe ses $325.0... eee eeeeereeeee 13 Walters Pianos $ Bryce whi formerly * aT fa $350. =———=ALL CARS TRANSFER T02———= e Open Evenin, at both sto ~y It Makes Little’ Difference What. You Needs World” “Want” Will Go. Get It, Nemeth yy ees Un + alin aati ety ; 195 eierzvse pas5. ot oe ,4 Remember, after this ‘5 Walters Pianos 715 Styles which formerly east ay $375. 7 Walters Pianos D5 hada which formerly aa ie '5 Player Pianos 245; Styles which formerly stra Gs $350. Styles which formerly en or $375... sscccescscreres 11 Walters Players 785 Ey le which formerly Le Gi $395 '4 Player Pianos 65 Styles which formerly wn cs $450 9 Wallers Players 995 To appreciate the convenience saad great value of | | the Sunday World’ 's Want Directory---READ dT. ' Linea ings" tee?) ee