The evening world. Newspaper, June 25, 1914, Page 15

Furred Tongue, Bad Taste, Sallow Skin’ and Mi hes come from a torpid liver and con- ipated bowels, which Indiges- ich to become filled w teal food which sours and ferme jar ge in a swill barrel, ‘iret Btep to untold misery—indigestion, foul bad breath, yellow skin. mental everything that is horrible and nau- CANDY 10 CENT Box! $ ALSO RK WHILE CHRISTY MATHEWSON “Tuxedo gels to meina ype int way. It's what I call 1, honest, compai le to- the kind to stick to.” SOHN J, McGRAW . , “Tuxedo gives to my pits 'Rometgired no other to- Supreme in mildness and lt is Tuxedo.” Php elon Beiig ny! and ho Leg Fro » t/ few th beter 7 like ts mild, soothing effects. [SUNDAY EXCURSIONS ‘FALL RIVER LUNE MANAGEMENT . \ STEAMER CITY OF LOWELL UP THE HUDSON ave et STEAMER RICHARD PECK TO NEW HAVEN "Turn Saved Dollars} to a Good Use! Ain idle dollar is nombre pro- ductive than an idle man, Set your money to work and have ft net you a goodly profit, 1,424 | “BUSINESS OPPOR- ADS. LAST MEEK 396. WORLD TUNITY” More Than ALL THE ( OTHER New York Morning and Sunday Newspapers tompinen. Offers, on the most part, to. sell established shops, stores, markets, hotels, cafes, laundries, restaurants, routes, &c,, &c., for much tess than they are really worth. Many Exceptional Business Bar- gains Are i iaye eed Ti iar hy Ads, Wak 2 “ YORE-BLISUS- AN CONSTPATED- ~LMER TS SLUGGISH—DIME A BOX rable Head-| vous! SLEEP THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, FIRE HOLDS UB. RALLROAD. A je One, but 1,200 Feet of Hose w a. Firemen had to stretch lines of hose .200 feet across Riverside Drive, the park and the tracks of the New York Central to reach a fire which faulty in- aulntion started this morning fn the wooden engine room of Burns Bros,’ coal pocket at Ninety-fourth street and the North River., Traffic on the railroad was halted for an hour. Practicayll only freight trains use the tracks, but the Dolly Vardon— the little passenger train which runs up the river bank—was also delayed. | Once they had the lines In place the firemen short work of the blaze and the six-story concrete structure | Which rises beside the engine room was not injured. [seating. A Cascaret to-night will surely straighten you out by.morning. A 10- cent box will keep your head clear, stomach sweet, liver and bowels regular and make you feel cheerful and bully for months. Don't forget your children—their little insides need a good gentle cleansing too occasionally, CATHARTIC. Tompkinaville, 8. in a coalbin back of No. 9% Arriette » Tompkinsville, was found to be | this morning when his companion, | McHale called ive the opinion cause: {& policeman. A ‘doctor that Dyer died of natur The Favorite of Your Favorite EN chances to one, your favorite ball- player smokes Tuxedo. We have scores of testimonials from the crack men of the crack nines all over the country, saying that they enjoy Tuxedo and recommending it to you, Also—look around you the next time you pick out that soft seat in the bleachers or — and see how many of your neigh- ors are packing their pipes with Tuxedo or rolling it into cigarettes. Size up the men who are smoking and en- dorsing Tuxedo, peer re real men, full of life and the joy of life. of Perfect Tobacco for Pipe and Cigarette Tuxedo i is in a class by itself. It has many imita- tors—but in the ine it has no equal. It is made of the best selected’ Burley Tobacco, the finest that Kentuck y rows, ripened, cured and aged until it has reached the tip-top % ty; mildness, mellowness and sweetness. Then it is treated b “Tuxedo Process” which takes out alt it cannot possibly bite—even if Lig should smoke it all day long. You sey cannot buy better tobacco at any price. Try Tuxedo to- day. You will see why Bees men are so fond of it. the original l the sting so YOU CAN BUY TUXEDO EVERY WHERE 10c Famous green tin with gold let- inne: prner eed wenient pouch, Ir 5c tering, curved to fit the pocket Convenient with moiet De Ee Spa For Pin Relea a ‘THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY MANDALAY] The New Steel Steamer Dullt especially for service on the Hudson River The finest of her kind. Every Comfort. Magnificent Dancing Deck Complete Orchestra. aymond McKay, for. rlinique, in charge, and DayTrip- Newburg and Return Night Sail Up the Hudson No Stop, Returning to W. 1let Street Only, y $1.00 Each Trip DAILY AND SUNDAY | Beginning Saturday, June 27 INTERSTATE PARK “HIGHLAND ON Steel Str. HI ANDER Mountain’ Inter-State Patk | Lining A TU MUDRON RIV |] Yonkers 1oaniay P. |] DELAWARE-HUDSON S. S. CO., Ine. 32 Broadway. ‘Phone 3463 Broad, MOONLIGHT SAIL UP THE HUDSON Str. ‘“‘ADIRON DACK” Per 82, N. R,, foot of Canal S8t., 8.00 P, Mt. W, iad St, Pier, 845 P.M, Musto Dancing, ‘The Season’ ait,” 50c Herve you been? Phone day or night—Spring 9400, Sunday World Wants WwW Monday Wonders Qn Saleat Both Brooldyn Steres Oeste’ Fulton Street, cor. Bridge St. 1329-3! Broadway, near Gates Brookly n Vacation Blouses Handkerchief Linen A wealth of popular designs f in prettiest pastel shades and white, with jNopamuonn fashioned lace dhd organdie collars, in high-pointed or stunning sailor styles; long or short sleeves, plain or fancy creations. Actual $3.00 Values Other superb effects in Silk Shadow Laces, Georgette Crepes and Voiles, at $2.97, $3.97, $4.97 and up. Summer Frocks Something New Every Minute The Martin selection of dainty Frocks for the Country, the Sea- shore and for Mountain wear is unexcelled in beauty and origin- ality of coloring and trimming. , At this special low price we offer ¥ an immense selection of the new Voiles (either striped or plain), dainty Linens, fashionable Or- gandies and Silks, with long Russian tunic skirts and beauti- ful collar, cuff and vestee fancies. 87 to $10.00 Values. — § 5% Elaborate or simple Morning, Afternoon and Evening Dresses, in Crepe de Chines and sheer Lawns and novelties, at prices up to $45.00. SEE THE BOAT RACES AT POUGHKEEPSIE JUNE 26th From the big, NEW STEEL STEAMER MANDALAY $1.00 ROUND TRIP, THE FINEST OF HER KiND, BUILT ESPECIALLY FOR SERVICE ON gre HUDSON RIVER, EMBODYING PERFECT COMFORT. AMONG THE NEW FEATURES IS A MAGNIFICENT DANCING DECK COMPLETE ORCHESTRA. adaORB w FORMERLY OF THE NOTEL MARTINIQUE, IN MODERN LUNCH ROOM AND SODA FOUNTAIN UNDER COMPANY MANAGEMENT. Leaves BATTERY 9 A. W. 13ist St. Pier 10.15 A. M. Tickets Limited—Advance Sale at 32 Brondway—Phone 126i Broad—Koom 700. DELA bdetalindtial eb SS. CO., Inc. SAIL—RAIL—SAIL AGAIN Steamer “C. W. Morse” ound Trip 3a examine. due in’ Sew York Monday” tm The Hudson by Searchlidht, Then Lake George by Daylight Make your stateroom seserratic ons Now for beth ing and returning. hone day and night, 8 _ HUDSON | GATIO COMPANY i\) Daylight—Twili ight Searchlight |, SATURDAY, JUNE 27 E|| West Point and Return, 50c “‘ Adirondack’’ Pler 32, North River (foot Canal St).2.00 DP. M.; West itd St., Returning, Due New York 16.30 [', M Orchestra, Dancing. Dinner a la Carte. PHONE 9400 SPRING, DAY AND NIGHT, HUDSON NAVIGATION COMPANY * Tenves Plor 82. 26 POM . SUNDAY ON THE HUDSON P RENSSELAER? D Ar M. for Yonk cma ‘ou incest uscd Spain, uk in tal 139 tam, a fe ND RE URN, $1.00 ee es ae POUGHKE JUNE oe ; “ 1914. Lie -~ — —_ ——Poe Open Un CP i! hoe ||_Every Sai Every Saturday Thies Month | | Porch and House Dresses—ginghams, | BLOUSES, CORSETS, PETTICOATS | WorthWhilePrices--Come Tomorrow HEARN Wet @f Fifth Averw _, Fourteenth gprvet 20TH JUNE SALE FRIDAY, AS USUAL, BARGAIN DAY Jane Sale Specials ‘Muslin Underwear Women’s Suits, Dresses, Conte Bablea’ Wear Houpedressen and Negligees Corsets Silk and Washable Blouses Petticoats Mioses' Summer Dresses WOMEN'S SUMMER DRESSES | June Sale Prices — 88s fish? Plain, striped flowered and embroldered ‘oll . Linens, Crepes, Foulard shades and ay white favored UNDERWEAR for Women and Children AT FRIDAY JUND SALE VALUES. NIGHT DH&SSES—Nainsook—round, oF high peck wide emb'y or tac value 69. eves NIGHT DRESS! muslin—newe row, 0) and NIGHT DRESKES—Nafysook, crepe ashton —Natnsook and triepeming Remarkable reductions tn Silk able for all vecastons. | and mualin—yokes with daintlost | shadow an man Val. with Last Minute Redactions: inaete of Fi Hemb'y—reg. $1.29 8 5.00 to 4.00 Dresees, to-morrow 2.37 PETTICOATSCambric—ruffle with To-Morrow rt Women's Sulte—Black and navy 5D rges, also Gabardines and ‘ee-button cutaway— PETTICOA wen and Nainsook— embrokdéries and lacee--reg. $1.20 «| PETTICOATS. modela with Point de Paris laces value $1.98. « rORSET cov BF Women's Skirts—Serges and ~ Mohaire—Ruasian tunic or double tler modela-black and na’ vie all lengths and bands—reg. $5.98..3.50 chambraya, percales, etc.—neatly trim’d—well made and fintshed— val, $1.69 to $298......1,10 and 1.35 and ribbon: NAINSOOK COMBINATIONS—Yokes of French or open embroidery or emb'y and lace combined—some Princess Models—reg. .79 a Worn a a ry hi meray 4 aoa tute th tone ireen, wt | COMBINATIONS—Nainaook—Ribbon qfab'd batiate tn rose, gree run Walat or Princess Modela— i fr aad m mats yoke and akirt effectively trim’a fea, H.R. organdie c Cuffe—all wizom—rog, $2.98. and ribbon—value $1.9. COMBINATIONS—Finer—Princess or. Waist Styles with seincolaer Nye lace and ribbon—reg. PRINCESS SLIPS—Nainsool oe of fancy) lacen and embroideries or Allov: to match—rex. $1 PRINCESS SLIPS—Nainsook—button front or back—elaborate ‘bodice and skirt of faney laces and ribbon— alno Warh Silke in pink, blue, white, yellow—value $2.49. CAMBRIC DRAW: ERS—Tyoks hem- stitching and lace—reg, .29.. Crepe de Chine Blouses—also Georgette crepe—main, flesh, peach, Copenhaicen—tong or short sieever- Gladatone collars—reg, $4.98.......3.77 White Votle Blouses—embrotdered panels—some lace trim'd—reg. 98 .71 Sheer White Blouses—batlate and organdie—allover emb'd, or emb'd and alto’ eryatal reg. $1.98 Women’s Sheer Voile Bi panela with rows of on either. alde or allover emb'y—reg. $1.69. insook—washabl Women's Coraets—batiate and couty— many models—short, tapering to long, straight stylea—low, medium and bieh bust, including Summer net—18 to 26-—-$1.50 and $1.75 values .94 Tight Welght Cornete—white and coutil and novelty DRAWERS. and emb's: or circular styles—reg. .59... DRAWERS—Best modele—variety of lace and emb'y trim’d—reg, .79 CHILDRE! 18 to M—value $4.00 and $5.00..,...2.0%5 Ci pric DRAWERS—1 emb'y— ‘C, Bre | Handaome Coraete—white and pastel — | Cambric TRA W ETA ace oF embiy— «| Pia tioped edges or er tint In elerant h oeatlen tapering trim—value $2.0. nist—tonie boneloan hipae COATS— ¢. $10.00 and $12.00 aa oniaren es ancl tt one 5.05 lcont»—washable Yr atripes—deep co) to 16 yra.—value $1.29. VERS—rows of nable jon dust dro| "Heatherbloom Petticoats—black and colors—shirred or pleated | founces— reg. $1.24 fl Boys’ Cambric NIGHT SHIRTS— | made like father's—spectal...., MILLINERY At June Sale Friday Prices Ponnut Straw Hate—Ttalian bleach— Jarge and small brims—reg. $1.69, M00}. Ready-to-Wear Hats—Panam and eplit strawe—ribbon be ronettes and flowers—reg. $2.9 Drawera—good emb'y Women's Panama Hata—light wolmht, or inserting and lace—reg.. ,69. cool rind rerviecable for outdoor sporte—reg, S98... EXTRA SIZE Drawers—Circular or atralght-good laces and embrolderies—value .79 EXTRA SIZE Coraet Covers— tleht fitting—46 to S2—reg. .29..... EXTRA SIZE Corset Cove round neck, tht fitting: emb'd ste to 62—rey Ostrich Plumes end Rands—binck or | Ni white-lone. full Siyen—atyliah | trimmings—reg. $298. . Dress Hate—Homp, Val. 6 2.54, Hat Trimmings—rose clusters, single roses. foliage, blossoms and others. Summer colorings reg 29 and 49 . and bude—reg. $3.4 | RUGS, SHADES, SCREENS, ETC. At Friday Special Prices EXTRA SIZE Night Dresses— Nainsook—V, round or high Silk Mixed Marquisettes—soft for draping—lustrou shades—-worth 1 atare and stripe finteh—fashionable White ‘Wi ap Dishes—rew. 34 019) voveity Ratines—42 to # Inch—plain Pound Statlonery—white or colors And fancy) weaves. ood nanortment val. 19 and 2 7% | of colora—worth to 98. BS Envelopes for above paper— | . singh nvelopes ; ~ occa fp | Novelty, Dreas Ginghams, sucker atyles—val, .10 5M TOILEY ARTICLES | Mei Poplins—ood colors Representative Items from This Week's Big Sale % ct. Raboskin Soap—2 enkes Colored Dresa Line: splendid assort | Floral Organdies—dainty patterns for dresses and blouses,....— a9 et Whit res Olive Olt 61D) sik Mixed No: | 5 et, Sweetheart Soap BM brocade effects 6 ct. Hestine Dirt Cleanser Floral Crepes—white groun¢ 10 et, Ammo... af for 25 with dainty colorings... = 5 Marwel, Whitlt ‘Sor bef er oan iain ay Ap | Floral Yollen—wondertul, assortment 98 ct. Rubber Sheetings.. “Ep | Of neat patterns and colors... 10 ct, Lavender Flakes. 25 ct. alze Borinated Tooth Po: G@| Printed Madras—large ani, of shir food styles for men’ a id ‘blouses, ete... various patterns Ratines— and Friday's Extra Offerings Come if you want BARGAINS! BARGAINS!! BARGAINS!!: No Mall or Telephone Ordera for the following: » 3S Embrolderies—Skirte trim'd 1.99... by 1.69 50 brava have Masonville M webbing—low and medium. bust— hem and ty wktl neck—emb'y ‘trim'd—reg. 172 Ine Crox, Rigen ot Ronen EXTRA SIZE Night Dri “oliaands many with patch Be ee os 2a) round neck—protty La atitched-on belt—navy 90 1Be: ribbon—value $1.50... 85) lightweight chaviotszeome me je Rugs, © 3x106 ft — | extra trousers—7 to 17 Wien 5 ; iN ; WASH DRESS FA nkice PEE, WWD scosoonsonesosssonssnahh aiiton and Small effects—valt 98 7 Holland Window Hee x3 ft Only at Hearn's {nafore hemming)—heat tinte— 4. Can You Find Such Values Window & H—28 Inches high— Silk Mixed Brocade Ratines— fe framer— vubject to slight Imperfections, | «- 87 therefore 49 ct. goods . + AT] A Woot American Flage-txk ft | a Friday 10 Rice .27| lor house gowns, etc. 8% ro 2 & 10% | Deption—wemn 29 & in Boye’ Clothing and Fernighiegs © Men's Shirts and Furnishings Millinery Shoes BABIES’ WEAR June Sale Friday Valuce—. | " of Better y tNaltes) Long and ba guare- Pedal elise ws Natnaook AL1P8-bematehne, tee s or emb'y-—reg, Fine Natnaook SLIpS—d if and emb'y—reg. Lawn and Nainsook DRESSES Russian, Empire and French— tucked or em! "yf, panel with laco— to 5 yra.—rem. * Natnaook and Lawn panei yoke, French and Ri ane emb'y—to & yre.—reg. Little CAlldrew’e Colo ngham, cham! and Russian and French— to 5 yre—reg Little Children’ ‘and nat 'sook—various and emb *—to 6 yre.— DRESSES—la' (gs yi Little Children’s DRE! inehamn. chambray and cP cloth—to'5 yra,—r Children's “aed and Crespere— # Badign) Hoy Woot SuInte aS Babies’ immer SHTR' and Vangel flesvee" corms a Part Wool SHIRTS-tong and @ ct. qu Fine SHIRTS—to 8 yrs. alts ct—reg. 2 nd 7. ‘ool Flannel SKIRTS— “eae and short—reg. .@. Infants’ Long Domet "Harrow Coats—reg. apa gee Infante’ Part We Padepeerosh pinked value Babies’ White Tiannetete dainty trim—value .4@.. Infants’ Flannele! WRAPPERS regularly 09. Tirdseye DIAPERS — 2x2 to Mxbt—dosen.... 67 to 2. Little, CAMldren'e White ieee ‘0A TR—soallop: fod yre—rep. B1 bee. | Babies’ Lawn CAPS. mertnene | backs—ribdon oe ¢ to § yre—reg. .69...+...002: 2 Pe, CHRISTENING BETS— Dress and Skirt elaborately triant@ value Vguco i ’ MISSES’ SUMMER DRESSES » June Sale Friday Values , ft Also “Red Ticket" Lets * Misnes' Dresses—Daintt figures, dots and ot! best om ate andaeate 14 to 18 years—reg. 4.98. White Wash Ski: Styles—Bedford Cor atines—all sizeo—i | Also ‘Red Ticket” Lote of Misses’ and Girls’ fulte, Coate and Dresses. New Models at wonderful reductionm, ” BOYS' SUITS AND June Sale Friday Valuee | - a $1.09, r Percalen—p 7 straight or bloomer trot Se © | Boys’ Trousere—Bloomers , all wool cheviots, wo! : eede—most devirable Fy 0 and brown co! d navy serges—some loops-6 to 15 yre.—reg. ies Roys’ Golf Caps—Navy and brown mixtures, aleo Checks—taped or lined—reg, 20. Boys’ Blouses—Russian mn. attached collara wf medium and chambray—! to it. are pure