The evening world. Newspaper, December 30, 1914, Page 4

eae nee See eeeieieeen eeee e Ae SNE OO EEN AND a or MIT SO / ’ . a __ THE EVENING WORLD, W WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1014. dustice Menthee's Mother Dead. | Wornen'a Chiba * WABUINGTON, Dee 06.Mre Mary | New York City Federation of Sia- ati » ee be od mutes v Yo ty League of Mothers’ rearly hay Charles B livghes of the United Htates it ween Bets, wow’ ans ‘wee Gas woiow vt Yo vp the Prevans every » Feslience here. She wae the widow of moral a Rev, David C. Hughes of New York, “sl bs mproved Order of Ned Men Thix Was born in Middletown, MY, Nov. 22, ee nOTHER PROVISIONS OF agatiet 1890, Her life was devoted to religous MOTHERS’ PENSION . ie it a ana charitable work, is Co | prone o C ie k in GIILDEN'S READY Oh FGSLATRE : PE | --§ GIMBELS jy a Broadway and Thirty-third St. Store Opens at 8.30 VT] 3 VICTROLA! vaca 27 ‘_POSLAM SAFE: ‘" The Cheerful, Untiring Orchestra In McCue, a. mamba | THY TON citadel Sat aS tt el pu QUICK TO HEAL N For Your New Year's Party ne of Pir resente ire) tre: P 6 pjec 1 Ham, Cheese, ies ae ok NEE OE eously indienne De | ies You surely want a Victrola for the greatest day of entertaining of Pastt Boot at Albany. : now in the Randa of priat-|4,/N® Nery frst paragraph of the Aet| ' i the whole year. For it will play fox trots, hesitations and one-steps Corned Best. acc dea ll the | the appointme nt of focal, beards ot AILING SK! Ni as long as you want to dance to them. It will entertain you with Caruso eult of this re ares which; aublect, ta. th MEAD TO USE OCENTS [IS BLOW AT ASYLUMS, | the provent distress in the Romes of Brovisione of thin act and through the N ee the pest At Delicatessen und Grocery Stores. Widows and litte children it 18 ONC iting for much purpone itis diiendans ‘ sou ws “= - J of the firnt to be acted upon. It was! powered to rant allo i h cause itching, ne ts 4 ; drawn by & committes of this com-|owed mothera with one or more chil- asi . a nl burning and vation are easily RO sage Oni a Will Enable Widows to Care, aisston and wae defeated in the leat|ren under the aye of sixteen years, | healed by Poslam. And reliet—grateful Sete + "yf Leginlature on @ mere technicality of! '" order that much children may be relief, when itching stops and irritation : for Young Children Under nultably cared for in their own homes |is allayed—comes at once, as a prelimi- | Every ox in de 4 ih SA a | Rules, by such mothers; provided always! nary to the work which Poslam does in| 3 ee It waa favorably reported by the) that such allowances whall be made |finally eradicating the trouble 4 Home Influence. Henate Judiciary Committee and by/only when the mothers are asultable| Ther. the Assembly Rules Committee. Ly Fekete ‘and. reauir® ep ade a8 soon Cormack ballad, or amuse you with a funny recitation. Every New VICTROLA Model comfort for you in Poslam applied, permanent freedow | \ from distress when the disease is mas: | serving of the , panned the House unanimously and| Properly Py name it bears. By Sophie Irene Loch, | had passed the Honate frat and eeo-| The bir simply slam is antiseptic; absolutely Is In This Most (Mematar of the Mew Yort Aunts Communion on 0nd readings. At 2 o'clock in the ind m. For te Hallet of Wilowng Mothers.) morning of the Iaat houre of the Lag- Labcen Complete Stock One of ise first bills to be presented telature Henator Frawley objected to to the new Legislature te the Moth-/the final reading of the bill, and a ere’ Pension Bil or more aultadly | ¥rangie on rules atrangled it. Ben- | [termed the Chita Weitare Hilt, Thia| Mon Hawley SO'GES |G PReRNEE OF) teh measure was drawn by mombera of | PX! Henate, . the New York State Comminsion for} Al#o, thie Bill which ts now gener. Rallet of Widowed Motharm croated|*l¥ recognized as one of the most by the Leainiature with an appropri. | Necessary moans of keeping widows 6,000 for inventigations and their children together, until the 4 Lavy to Chairman jatter have panned their achool-going period, haa the Indorsement of thou- sands of Individuals, educators and philanthropists as well as the €ollow- ing organizations: i fi tS 5 Kew York, | \ Soap, used daily for toilet and sas tonic and beautifier for Including the types in greatest demand. Victrola IX. at $50 Victrola X. at $75 Victrola XI. at $100 and ev other model, from Victrola IV. at #15, to the su- perb new Electric Victrola XVI. Howances to indigent wide others, shown upon in- lon to be worthy custo- their own children, children may con- he real mother’s are within that until they are age, or old You can buy Victrolas on most liberal terms at nd Ne rie) Ready for the sugar and 3700 ||| cream in only 20 minutes. || American Federation of Labor. Jo to care for them: at $250. H.-O is steam-cooked at New York State Federation of ive abet i ‘ham roblem o our mills, saver eal Federated Union of New| i# how shall society=the State Terms Made for Your Victrola IX . beat conserve Jonnny Doe t! York. may become an asset instead of a 811 6th Ave., near 31st National Federation of Settlements. tia’ Over 34,000 children are 225 West 42d St.,n r Times Sq. St. Pooley Record Cabinet. $18 Total... . . . $88 Greatest Convenience | Aanociation of Neighborkood Work- it New York State in- 56 re ' | ete, we Fo, Dares | eaMeneUT Sele new fera|_Ginene sat Mesto tena We ee Sas ee Wome Sp $5 Cash and $5 Monthl Baty | City Settlement Workers). CHILD WELFARE MEANS HOME ‘Orders Caretully Filled, wards. : 5 ] Yy elie. | Relies city Conference of Chen CARE. Begin the New Year with a ‘This bill merely pute the prinetple Mi ‘ - . — = = ‘tien and Correction. rd of Charities, of home care by tnother of h START UsING TO-DAY new Victrola and you will be sure of 365 days of enjoyment in 1915. “Ne Batre Charae for It. | New “York, Btate Federated) uring 1 arin teeshiners Ww eR isa | AIR te the scalp. TON the Pair ym failing oul PROMOTES THE * GROWTH OF HAIR nm peas Your Victrola Sent Home Immediately on first payment, your purchase being approved. The Full List of Victor Records for January on Sale Here and we shall be glad to play any of them you wish to hear in our quiet, well ventilated, new Talking Machine Rooms. Eighth Floor Women's Clube. ly creating a Hoard id Welfare whose ser- New York City Federation of vices will be composed of worthy citt- zena who will serve without pay. The County Judge in the rural counties may appoint a Board of Child Welfare, composed of neve i consisting of the County Su arr Ses James MeCreery & Co. | 34th Street 5th Avenue |" Si ee ee and board a child in an institu one week, That inatitution fr sentative of the enentative of t if no Children’ ‘ourt), and » two of public schools, a public health, a 0 Remover dandrurts Kiven lehly perfumed and free t tone f Advance Announcement tothe nd paye ety tho foster ANNUAL SALE OF FURNITURE, BEDS AND RUGS : way by wihich the unt of money direct to ind-blood mother with @ for her own. Advance Selections may be made during the remainder of the week, although this sale does not commence until Monday, January the 4th, Purchases will appear on bill rendered February Ist Over $300,000.00 : ; High-grade, Master-made Furniture, Brass Beds & Bedding {100th ary mec. to ine nenerat in children, finding hei er to maintain, them. a! Charities, yy The flexibility of the bill was de- Offering Extraordinary Values MAA) te aval oneenition ot Any ki nd with the hope of alleviating World Almanac , AND un! ssary Human distress. ad of giving the child and $3 per wook, or any other sum, to the in- stitution, localities are empowered at thelr discretion to jive the $3 direct to the mother and not tear the child away from her affection—often, as it tater of Both the matnerend ols, for 1915 rinfiction of the Lora’ authorities, tat Or Tm WR ROT arg 1,000 Crowded Pages! TRREBIRST GLA RB wal na athe P<, atuten of the unto and ia the reault of ‘ay a\ 25,000 Facts and Figures ae ae eer Ad, Fully Indexed for Quick Finding By All Odds the Greatest \ * Book of Ready Reference oA Ever Compiled and Printed. SA WHOLE LIBRARY OF USE- FUL INFORMATION BOILED DOWN INTO ONE COM- PACT VOLUME. Recognized Authority on All Such Sub- Jects Populations, Areas, Armies, Navies, —immigratl Emigration, litics, Aeronau- CHARLES II. 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