The evening world. Newspaper, June 24, 1914, Page 13

| Sen rg JERSEY FOLK FIGHT SE BEeE| Hints tothe Housewife ae > —_ fruit with figi / @eiver Murted Out mene jam. lock, Jeused and was a man altogether Deragsea \ a Se a oft “KISSING BUG” A Aavihere an no aoubt,oetaters| Relating to Home and Markets. HAND MARIOS FL 9N/TUM Furniture Without Deposits | purchased in this manner has never provid satisfactory to the buyer, ethods are always to please ow CALL AND MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS K: ixth ave- & principal, Bogert sald, ighth and as he ought to be presumed inno- By Mrs. Nid R. Bangs. fea, at the bd of a nay | pra atone y Jang | as him early this | stroke for Bergenfield to be able to Home. Morning. He missed and fell, but auc | H meee a. eat el weeeae Miaweake aw Fen Che Manta en nt epeakers ea! ey n't hate ike thors : | Kissing bug” jn contro! of| %# Aare ind Fridays for per: uel Kleimi | A Dinner Secret A secret of a good dinner Is the flavoring. Find the secret in paying retail overcharg As predicted, cherri ae {fe ar children, HH. oe hipped quickly. M LEAtPERRINS’ jOur dermis An Aino to New York, Now Jerey, Leng Ioana and Cennemtont 4. Buen detvin that the board ought to be itteneire, to con., prints, 10- We Pa }. PIANOS Trnch bolted when the wage ° j OF Itnelf for engaging aa principal 8! ib. pkgs, 271-26.-281-20, delivery | Sum. leituces for $280, delivery. | An eee Freight MACHINES ON CREDIT 1 Heiman was thrown ‘out and| In Hot Auding 6 of Protest, | character were hanging. 2c. extra. Other cherries, per Ib. or qt. bulk | SAUCE \ a aman were Soeaea ie It waa finally agreed that all con- Wholesale, 30-Ib. pkgs, prints, 9e.- ke Cc THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE . = (Thia Morris Chair w i Cuteresen, Hollofe of Now York Homital and| League Threatens Sensational |cetted should appear in Trenton at! goo.31¢, city delivery: per 60-Ib. K | Gives 9 fecting of security In te —* as | + ars q find, of a Jo i dl v nl Exposure of Prof. Talbot. | of tonn ‘w. Rend, George P. Btute,| 240-260. bakers, 170.-20¢, no act Katser’s Gift to Wilson. : ati pg Somart ‘aid Hetty Sooke: delivery. Single Ibe. at retail, 27c., | posal Everywhere ww, INGTON June 4.—By direction ion | 206, to 380. gi | Emperor William, Commander Boy-| BOARD) DEFENDS HIM.| Egge—Pro. to con, leghorn, 276. Na dent Wilson and presented to him) mely bound copy of the Naval nonememilpeemenen $2,500 BAIL FOR HARTMAN. mixed, 220.-24e.; delivery, 1!/20.-2c. 3 | 2ND. YEAR Book of G extra, case 15 or 30 doz. lote. Sear kot Germany Now His Job at Bergenfield Hartman, former President | Wholesale, leghern, 26c.-27e.; || Only One Application ™M "TIL" \ Ay 10 D 4 F tw af day in $2,500 bail for «| mixed, 21e.-230.5 ae brown, 246.- and the Hairs Vanish || Ss ° ° - epends on Final Decision | trate "ren Magis; | 266.) uncertain grades, not candied TEW A RT mY = UNS om'a charge of perjury, preferred | 1Bc.-190. d (Tottet Tipo) on Osculatory Incident. ee ee ite SC Vandstnee Na | 190.:800 It is no longer necessary to feel em-| Wy 436-440-442 WEST Siar ST. { best egge for belling or omelettes, | barrassment because of ugly hairy RUG*"CARPET 3 es Sere - : Pg pt hich Hartman made an aM-| but cheaper grades for all cooking | growths, for with « delatone paste you , ie aie © vAiTonier, 5 Prot, Lafayette Talbot, recently dis. | Aron bad persecuted him and that he] purposes. can make every hair disappear in a ver: CLEANSING +... 818. vette ‘og 925.89 4 missed as Princtpal of Public Schoo! |ad brow HM charges aeninst Aron: bet few moments. Just make a paste wit in Pire-Proof Building. FIRE PROOF STORAGE fore the Bar Association, because of fh Markets. a little powdered delatone and w. ‘No. 8, Hoboken, under char of it oth tter, i { having foretbly Kissed a acrubwoman, [he fot Judgment ‘fer Ee Fresh fige (Cal.), only $2.28 box | apply to hairy surface and alter a « “ud and ir refused to ay 2 minutes ru for Household Goods. **FTZ" for aching, burning, | was the subject of lively contention | 8" 4h¢, Wher Su 'be stoop Wf purchased at vee | the hairs have vanished. No harm of| Founded in 1863 th wees 13.50 Weekday puffed-up feet and corns ae Binns at ie pee of the Board Hartman in supplementary proceedings. | aii inconvenience can result from this treat | TELEPHONE 750 759 Sth A Co AGth St. OPEN MONDAY AND of Education in Bergenfield, N. J. ity that Hartm: 4 t il) ment, but be sure it is real delatone you 67 COLUMB roma? or callouses. ‘Tho board had taken upon’ itseit,| out of which the perjury charge grew. © « ret.—-Advt EE us zi ve., Lor. © EVENINGS UNTIL 10 without public notice, to ous him as supervising principal of the two echools in that place for the year be- ginning next September, When this action became known for the first time yesterday the Bergenfield Civio League demanded to be heard In pro- test. Last night's meeting followed. It lasted until 11.80 o’olock and resulted in the promise of the local board to rescind the engagement if the State Board in Trenton confirmed the dis- misaal of Prof. Talbot from Hoboken. “I think this proceeding an outrage on decency,” said Secretary Baldwick of the league when he obtained an admission from the board that Prof. Talbot had been engaged. “I give this board fair notice that we will fight it to the end. We know some- thing about the Hoboken case. I had By nes with Prosecutor Fallon { Good-bye sore feet, burning feet, ewol-| Of Hudson County, who handied the \ laa foot, y foet, smelling feet, tired case before the Hoboken board. He Jeet. GZS RN ZZ A (EO HANNE «Store Opens at 9 A. M. ASHRINNRIR) 2220 =e New Management Stocks Y SIXTH AVE. 19°70 20" ST. showed me aMidavite which | were . 1 6 Good-bye corns, callouses, bunions and | testimony on the charges. They. were rew spots. No more shoe tightness, no} not used because the prosecution bad more limping with pain or drawing up | enough to convict without them. your face in agony. “TIZ” is magici “Talbot has appealed to the State acts right off. "Piz" draws out all the | board, In the hope of being permitted ous exudations which puff uj the |to resign from the Hoboxen principal- ee"'T Md wear sthaller shoes, {RIP instead of standing the disgrace ‘T17." and t ois of dismissal. Now that Bergenfield Use nd forget your foot misery. | has become involved in the case our Ab! how comfortable your feet feel. |jeague will be represented at the hear. Get a #5-cent box of “TIZ” now at |ing in Trenton on June 29, and we will dru; or department astore.}see that all the evidence is brought Deore Have good oul a A Rare Bargain Treat for Thrifty Shoppers OUR LARGE DAYLIGHT SECTIONS ON THE SECOND FLOOR ARE THE MECCA FOR HOUSEWIVES WHO APPRECIATE THE SAVING ECONOMIES OFFERED IN OUR SALES. EVERY HOUSEHOLD WHITE GOODS AND LINEN REQUISITE OFFERED AT REDUCED PRICES, TO-MORROW. $2.50 Scalloped or Hemstitched Table Cloths ||| New Rice Cloth, yard 50c and 59c Bleached Table Damask Chic FrenchCrepe, yd. ve good feet, glad feet, | out and published. I think I can prom- About 200 in the lot, round and equare, scalloped and square hem- Extraordinary 36 inches wide, All white grounds; Mill lenpths of bleached satin finish di q fi Soe ae Oar evel aires Bae mace ee 8 Fe eprenssoris: basobe! ther dun stitched cloths, all pure linen of firm, good-wearing of our leading fab- 11) comes in an endless variety. includ: HEL RTT Of heea ee ae eae ae eee ne ries. In white, blue and” pink rounds, mostly floral effects. For this aale only at 9c This in the regular 5c grade. tateed_ or money refunded Harry Bogert, a member of the quality, bleached and silver bleached; pretty patterns = ] 5 9 . to select from . ‘ eat SHG RT grade; will wear and Inunder «plendidly. All widths up to 78 25 The regular 0c crepe” 2SC |P inches, Good lengths of 18s to S yards. Yard, Cc | $1.00 BLEACHED DAMASK | $1.28 HEMSTITCHED TABLE CLOTHS, 6 50¢ WHITE RATINE CLOTH, baal 34 AND UNBLEACHED SILK STRIPED CREPES, 75¢ TABLE CLOTHS, 58e. 29¢ YAR. i D. MUSLIN, Se YARD. CREPE DE CHINE AT 49c 40 inches wide, All the new shades re hy Pepsin aol ban hy ts valtching 88 and 40 inches wide, excellent Reg. 8¢ and 10c. | d. A new fabric. Regular 81.25 ht for skirts, suits and dress 36 inches wide, for all household is range of crepe de chine in all | wante k, dining table siz for dining room table; ree tee ee vader Gosncialier | uses, No mall er bone orders filled ding white and cream, 401 FANCY JACQUARD VOILES, 75¢ from Limit, 20 ya ie AND tie Pane TINEN: | tte AND See BLEACHED SHEETS| FIGURED CREPE DE CHINES, 68¢ White homespun linen, 46 inches Size 54x90 aie 7ax00 before he Mostly dark grounds, in the dainti- wide, and 46 inch French costume ming, excellently made of good, | ° tof patterns; regularly $1.00 Tines, im the season's newest shades, | ins. excellently made of. ste RAMIE DRESS LINEN, 30 wets Dainty Printed : KINS, 59¢ DOZEN. Poplins, yard $1.00 HEMMED DAMASK NAP- Satin Finish Bleached Damask All dark elfecte. “Makes up « 18 inches wide, soft and absorbent, x40. Napkins, sise 18x18 inches; hemmed, hace ly F non-chafing. No mailorderstilled. "| 99, BLEACHED BED ready for use; neat patterns. The gennade 15¢ 19¢ WHITE RATINE CLOTH fe BLE cace ne 10¢ Yard. Double bed size, by Scotch and Irish Linen Table Cloths Silk Striped Voiles, yd. ing quality: well m \ FtGes) Vane C0: Sats end eewatia teelead, ests qnelity 80 inches wide, mostly dark —_ Satin Damask, in round and allover patterns. grounds seitintabric 85 AV All Linen Pattern Table Cloths Sise 72x78, | Size 78x00, g9 39 | Size 72x108, A heavy, firm, grass-bleached damask, from one of the beat mill reg. $8.00," $1.89 | reg. $9.60. | "reg. 4.00, ' $2.95 hee eee eemormeeeee || Baltant, Irslnnds in veriouh attractive pattewa ae ee 4 SILK STRIPED VOILES, 39c }-INCH NAPKIN. . $3.75; be : . } Lu oe BATCH SEIS ey a Sine GRxA8, reg. 82.25... 8 1.39 sire 08x80, reg. 92.75 $7 65 Oue of the favored summer fabrics Figured voiles; one of our most $1.25 ENGLISH LONG CLOTH, 68c PIECE. ul materials this season. For this sale. Regular 1.00. Ya a ne | Rich Jasper Silks, yd. : Alnel substantial fab- Piece of 10 Yurds. 86 inches wide, soft finish, for un- derwear purposes. 79¢ BIRDSEYE DIAPER CLOTH, 48 PIEC Limi 35e FUREIEN, ATH TOWELS, White with bid id blue borders, 10-Yard Piece. soft and spongy; heavy weight; sine ee paaacmama ica caamaas = alam, | Sheer Organdies, yd. 27 inches wide, in all the dainty floral effects. This 10 agaity mikes dainty 38¢ HUCK TOWELS, 24c EACH. | 12\4e CRASH TOWELING, 8c YD. ahi int | HM All linen, scalloped and hemstitch- i drying grade, bleach- A profusion of dark and light gro: le HUCK TOWELS, i | ul ed ends, extra size, with brocaded | ed, eta eet Ted borders; good FOULARDS AT 35¢ tutisiialy Amat, Wegulat (A001) Latprattel gute tith ea uontr | TAI cate coat ene: ite are damask borders. widths. All dark grounds, 36 inches wide. | quality. strong and absorbent. No mail or | Size 20x40; heavy weight and good Rall range, of the floral effects. er av corron crepe pe] orders, Limit, one dozen wearing. ° ¢ 500 kind, a (ooo Follow the crowds 18¢ and 20¢ Pillow Cases sux srairso crsres, a a 22¢ and 25c Pillow Cases Excellently made of strong bleached pillow casing; size Comes in peach, pink, cream and} A special offering of this desirable 45286 and 45288 inches before hemming; wide hemmed 1 1 C |[ot the new nts. Regular 81.00, [fabric, Regular 73c 45x46-inch size, neatly scalloped or hematitched; made 1 5 ends.. ed pillow casing Lo c of fine grade blew to the theatres showing aa AT aa Aaa at | LS ae a Striped Crepes and Fine Summer Voiles = bap amazi ea duced—The |f 59c Bleached Bed Sheets va featines mr il i veo: | $1 ($1 Scalloped or - Hemstitched Sheets | volving love, romance and adventure. Every- Malebed ith wlan ena) 6erk SHB Y) one seoes 44c regular 45r grade 25C [If] ony nt _19¢ | | sheeting te “ 66c Simpson Crawford, Second Floor Handsome Summer Dresses for Stout Women AN INCOMPARABLE ASSORTMENT OF DIGNIFIED STYLES NOT FOUND ELSEWHERE Choice at *2.95, °3.95 and 54.95 The woman inclined to be plump immediately decides upon Simpson Crawford’s when she intends to get any new apparel because she knows we specialize in obtaining the smartest and best fitting garments at the lowest prices possible, consistent with good quality. This special lot of dresses presents unusually fine values The materials include FLOWERED VOILES AND LAWNS FIGURED CREPES AND TISS boars 's going! Join the throngs. Go today! . 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Grove 1—PICTURES, GROUr ¢—-PICTURES, value up to velue up to $150, ‘sate price — 5OC | $10.00, sae pig $3.50 Gore }—-PICTURES, CROP A ro ICTURES, value up to v ue up to Wo “tale Brice $1.00) Git.20; sale prise $5.00 SRour 3—PICT@RES,| GROUP 6—OIL PAINT- ng long Russian tunics, ruffled and tier effects or plain s! ere rich and smart, being of fine laces, pipings of self cloth and pearl buttony. Embroidertes, girdles, vestees and contrasting color effects. All sices to fit every size figure, Mail orders will be promptly filled, Women’s Extra Size Tub Skirts At $1.95 | At $2.95 uaa GENUINE FRENCH PLATE Several styles to select from, includ- Chie models of fine quality fancy R RORS AT $5. ing tunic and plain models, of fine | cordeline with long Russian tunics 4 Glass aise mH ri sine 24x46, heavy gold oval quality cordeline. Regularly retailed | Finished with fine pear! buttons, All a ‘ fram ifully ornamented desi at #5,50, All izes to 88 waist sizes to 38; worth 84.95. eu.05 wt r ( ; bd —————————————— Simpson Crawford, Third Floor, een Simpson Crawford, 6th Avenue, 19th and 20th Streets (gz MAM ees Maa eS %