The evening world. Newspaper, June 5, 1914, Page 12

»-Tortured Fe ect! en 9 gou have abused them all day, ‘ down stairs, standing, tra 4 no let-up, only work, w your long suffering feet. Re- them to-night Mlb a good John- 's Foot Soap Out come the patent and paina, the and burning vanish, and those t torturing shors feel loose and jortable again. Your feet are too friends of yours to deny them all wonderful relief to be found in this lasting cake of Jol B50 at nny, drugai Beware of imitations. Look for this a wie ead a every packa, jade only THOMAS ‘iLL YAP t11 Kent Av., B'klyn,N.Y. son's Foot BATHING § SUIT | PATTERN. ‘The latest style May Manton Paper the making of a snappy Bathing it will be given free for the coupon \ next Sunday's World, (See Page @ rich, nutty flavor. WALL STREET Market Closing—There was a little inerense of activity in late afternoon but ft appeared to be more the result of evening up of week-end than of anything else. Many of the traders intended to take a day off on Satur- day. There was stronger expectation of an early decision in rate case than at any other time in weeks, the belief being that the decision would be given out #0 as to appear in the Sun- Gay newnpapers. On account of the uncertainty as to its character there ‘was a decided diainclination to enter into new commitments. Westinghouse sold off a little on definite statement that over 7,000 em- Dloyees were out on strike for recog: nition of the union and a change ot pala conditions. ' THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, sown _ 8, 1914, THE CLOSING ee ONS. |e af Leading Stocks Based | Present Selling Prices. >>>ee>>E2> 33228 Ee 23 SeFre>>eee $3527: ITEMS av declined, “Sleaeet during April; net sJafter tax ease FF PF FSS SCE Soe 2: Pa Natural rice is brown Nature gives it a nutritious brown coating which contains mineral elements most valuable for building bone and muscle. This natural coating gives the rice 1 To make ordinary rice look white and shiny, this fich, brown coating has been scraped off. Then the kernels have been polished and covered with glucose and talc. You don't have $0 ext thie dengtered, glucose- tae COated sice, You can now get natural brown rice—tice -@rith all the nourishment gave it—in clean sanitary packages. It has not been touched by human bands. IWeyour grocer hasn't yet secured it, send his name to Grover C. Connell, 109 Hudson Gtreet, New York City, Representative Sales Agent, Seaboard Rice Milling Co., Galveston, Texas. tot Sienseksi ce’ SC PRRTE SETS P let+4#i) Tt | bittid 3 3s Fe ay a4 at om F per ‘cent. ethno Cop Cayo A. 87% cents, Hay Cop: Hines ot ex div, 1% per cent Bh EXPRESS EARNINGS CUT. Big Redaction in Revenues Blamed en Parcel Post. WASHINGTON, June 6.—Parcel post competition is ascribed as largely re- aponsible for the dwindling revenues of some express companies reported to-day by the Interstate Commerce Commis- elon. Figures submitted compant for eight months oti Are last February, followi rating losee: its were reported by the Canadian, Canadian Northern, Great Northern, bole oo Southern, and Wells Fargo _ FREE BATHING SUIT PATTERN, ‘The latest style May Manton Paper for the making of a snappy Bathing Buit will be given free for the coupon in next Sunday's World. (See Page 6, Second News Section.) pas HOME Sane Buy Your New Outfit Now and Save 267, to 337, ci cee Ae RAAT Fe Re ces Are Always The Lowest _ te f “ as Ei, St ht p| fillers: Seas Figures Commerc: express mated Copper... an Can pf rand Foundry pt FOR INVESTORS, increased, months’ gross dectine after tax decreased income decreased, after charges, * compiled by Commission mpanies for eight months for machine minin: show gross receipts declined, $6,659, 698, and net inco Amounted 1 of F700,664, against § a year ago Colorado and Sc creased in’ May ih decrease total | CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET. WHEAT. Ome y gr. AND CORN} x « | y- closed un-! rgentine sel-} | afternoon ‘Thursday 8 to 3-8 above of arbitrage selling owing to close of Liverpool. Weather map, favorable except drough in South Carolina and} Arkansas. A reaction of 3 or 4 points followed the forecast for clear weather. In afternoon prices re- covered and advanced 4 to 13 points above the close of Thursday. Closed firm 2 to 16 po! -| Fising Wa; TTSBURGH, June 5. = tives of 50,000 coal miners in the Pitts- burgh district assembled here to-lay to put the finishing touches on the wi scale for two years. Committee: agreed with the operators that th (ea ws in and for pick mining $ Nn; BFOSs earnings $08, 468; ten Interstate of principal Store opens ai 8.30 A. M. Early Closing Closes at 6 P. M. SATURDAY HOLIDAYS The Soturdays of July and August will be full holidays, the Store and ite workrooms pen aor Ko bye dag ti Friday night to Monday morning. 'POSLAM SOAP PAKE BANKRUPTS TO JAIL. Mayer in the United States iatriet Court to-day sentenced Borah lation program at this session to pas- For the Crippled). and Deformed Tie, Hoth Orthopedte I thousands, of 0 A movement to limit the administration's trust legis- ni | nage of the interstate trade commission ears in $30,008, The Feders! authorities are searching for nome $85,000 worth of which, (2° "claimed, the. brothers. concealed when they went into bankruptey. The trio operated a silk petticoat’ manu- facturing concern, REAL FOE T0 IMPURE SKIN NONE SO BENEFICIAL Try igen Soap—use it daily for toilet bath. Re the many benefits which this jap is able to confer upon of ite medication with remedy. ional troubles are proved ii see d al eesti fied, in color and qual su soothed if tender, red clear, soft and healthy. Sold by all drug, everywhere. Large sise, 25 Toilet sise, 15 cents. bill took form in the Senate to-day when Senator Pomerene introduced a resolution inatructing the interstate commerce committee to approve only that portion of the omnibus bi It will be voted upon Ritchie & Cornell's ie Popularity Contest Five Free Round European Tours R THE wh Tro and Citizen. be printed in advertisements 8 you please sh ie ‘i pcan —— nes) any of Eker vane ve the prise ted cong, in usenet ony of our 10 stores. or can be malled to lew York, Stor Nome Occup a ape SUITS 44" ae Wilco Made Tailors, vars. puire (9 Measure ‘This vote must cast on or Before June 12. EB. W., June 5. Formerly A. ‘I’. Stewart & Ce. Broadway at Ninth ee ee IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT Saturday, in the Buying of Boys’ Clothes And on such good clothes, too. Some from our own regular stocks, reduced in price; some from manu- facturers, given to us at surprisingly small prices. Wash Suits, of $3, $3.50,) Blouses, of 81 and $1.50 $3.75 and $4.50 qualities. qualities. 5c $1.85 Straw Hats, of $2, $3 and Wash Norfolk Suits of $4|83:75 ae $4.50 and $5 qualities. x $! and $2 ‘opcoats, 8 to 17-; sizes, $3.35 loose full back and ano arm- Cloth Norfolk Suits, of|holes; cheviots and fancy fab- $12.50, $15 and $16.50 qualities. |71°5,,,7ith @ Scotch Hales, 12 qualities. Sizes 7 to 18 years. $10.50 . Second Floor, Old Building. Our Own Stocks of Fancy SUITS for MEN —all of them — with $5.50 to $18.50 knocked off their regular Prices, constitute | The Backbone of The Men’s Store's offering of light-weight Suits for Saturday’s buying. These Special Offerings on the SubwayFloor Wash Norfolk Suits, with ex-) Wash Suits at $1.15. tra knickers, at $2.65. Cloth Suits, extra $3.85. Blouses at 35c, f these garm« Khaki and Linen Bloomers An eeh paces shows a destin and Knickers, 50c and 65¢. while saving. Subway floor, Old Building. Interesting Note_ One who was associated with the Wanan. ker Men’s clothing business in the old Oak Hall days in Philadelphia in 1861, saw some of the suits in this sale. “Nothing like these in the old days,” he said. ‘Look at the fine patterns and the finished workmanship, and the good cut of the coats. Lucky young men of today!” Wanamaker Rotary Sewing Machine Specially Priced $28.50 Drop-head style; self-adjusting to any size thread and to any kind of material; free from clogging; all parts may be easily oiled from above; simple and strong bobbin winder; speed—it is geared to produce four and one-half stitches to each revolution; it is much faster than vibrating machines. ‘ ,$23.50 and $18.50 for $30.00 to $42.50 Suits Burlington Arcade floor, New Building These include the finest suits made ready to put on; fabrics, patterns, workmanship of a very igh standard; range of colors and sizes wide enough to please virtually all men; several models to choose from; the STYLE of Wanamaker clothing in every suit. $11.50, $14.50, $16.50 for $15 to $25 Suits Lower-Price Store, Broadway, Corner Eighth Among these are suits taken from the stocks of our finer-grade/ store. The selection offered has never been equalled at tomorrow’s prices, not even by us. A man may Choose at random; he is sure to get a prize. YOUNG MEN—Some very smart grays and black-and-white effects are in this lot. As to Both Lots Alterations without charge; usual privilege of return. Store Open Saturday from 8.30 to 5 Men’s Fine Silk Shirts, our $3.50 to $6 qualities at $2.85 each A silk expert who saw a score of these shirts, picked haphaz their boxes, said there was at least $3 worth of silk, retail Hci humblest of them. How is it possible to sell them for $2.85? One of our best silk shirt-makers made them. Some of his customers couldn’t take the orders made up for them, so they were turned over to us at our price for quick distribution. ; Striped silks, tub silks, tussah silks, a wide choice of patterns. Burlington Arcade Quor, New Building, , Terms—The machine is yours with an initial payment of $2, with weekly payments thereafter of $1. Housewares Store, Subway floor, New Building, Great Half Hose News for Men! 18,500 Pairs of Summer Half Hose at 15c Pair—at Cost (or Less) of Making Men who read the advertisements of half hose makers will recognize the values of these goods as soon as they see them. Heliotrope, navy blue, gray, smoke and wine in all sizes; tan in sizes 914, 10, 1014; black, in sizes 934 and 10, Seamless cotton and mercerized lisle. These half hose came to us as a special purchase at an exceedingly little price, but minus the maker's usual guarantee. Burlington Arcade floor and Subway Entrance, New Building.