The evening world. Newspaper, January 6, 1915, Page 13

taxing bachelors $60 a year at the + |opeming of the New Jersey Legisia- Tuesday, has received let- ere TTA eed fm =F THEY KNOWTIT as souvenirs. To-day he received Protests Pour In on Assembly- what he considers the best of the lot. | It was written by Leonard Bowmun, man Ostrom, Who Will Introduce Measure. A a lonely farmer of Clyde, Kan. After etating that “New Jersey, like Kan- sas, is overburdened with a lot of oMctals both useless and unfit, who are drawing their meal tickets from the State,” Mr. Bowman said: “Now, friend Ostrom, if you estab- lish @ome sort of agency or camp in every State, where the girls and old maids would be on exhibition doing | home work such as cooking, baking, | washing: buttermaking, carrying water and fuel for the home, mend- | ing socks, sewing buttons, and carry- ing food to the pigs occasionally and | doing other chores connected with life on the farm, where us bachelors could go and got acquainted and make our choice, then us bachelors, old and young, would have no objection to roar Prov'y T am an old bachelor my- if a nee would not like such Assemblyman Charles W. Ostrom of Jersey City, who will present a bill ————— DIABETES rye Using New Remedy With Great Success. Ing epectiieararity and Patna, “besides Teatoring vigor it from $60 to Tt Is not they are are not ing, be- | # marriage doesn't seein to be a blessing as you would have believe, I see the United st is second to Japan in the number of divorces. “Youssay Women are better in a]tion on full pay every veur. home than a factory or office. That! wonder it is nix for us, and y is true, but supp the girls don’t can’t on an eighty-acre farm or el come the wife of 560 or $2 "Certainly a bi a wedding gift to ing modern convenien a Tegilar price at ons of the Riker. sie ufletea {lends of thie ee ci eae tl Automobile Advertising Philadelphia 1 | Newspapers | The Philadelphia Press Carried | More Paid Automobile Advertising ) Than Any Other Philadelphia Paper : N in its Sunday issues for the three months of September, October and November. 8 You may have seen some Automobile Advertising figures with reference to the Philadelphia newspapers. If you have—it may repay you to study also the figures below. Even if you have not seen cther figures, the following statement should vitally interest you— ; y N For September, October and November, the standing of the three leading Philadel- phia Sunday Papers on amount of Display Automobile Advertising carried was— : THE PRESS ... . 56,255 Agate Lines H Second Paper. ..'.. 52,893 “ a N Third Paper ..... 45,345 “ e The Automobile Advertising carried in (70 penreeiet Puente ie The Press since Jan. 1, 1914, included that of | 19 Makes of Aute Tires, The list followe— PLEASURE CARS Abbett-Datrevs Empire Kearns Norwalk Ree 4 Faleon Kised Ker Oakland Sazon Bulor-bet Fiet Knes Ohie Electrio simples Bekor-Electrio Ford Oldomobile Speedwell Briscoe Frenklin Lemeltty Overland Stearne-K night Borland Plectrie Garford Lever Peckand Studebaker Buick Grant Tyone-K night Paige Stevens, Duryea Cadiller Havers ‘Hornen Partin-Valmer Stute Carterear Hoynes Mazel Peerless Trumbull Chelmere Mudeon Mercer Pierce-Arrow Twombly Chandler Hupmobile Metz Pilot Velie Cheorolet Imp Mitehall + Premier White Cele Imperial Moline-K night Pullman Winton Detroit Electiie Idhev Moon Rawh & Lang Woods blectry COMMERCIAL CARS Vederal Greomm Krw B. B. Commerce Garferd Hewitt Loco mobile Aessomer GMC. Kdly Litthe Grant Chase aYV, Kised Kar Mack Kaos Maw TIRES reotone Gooaetes Kadly Spring feeld Perr ylvamia Republic > Ke iar haa na” Vortays Tee hes bhebe Mood Moe Quaker United States A newopaper that leads in times like those three months and shows gains over 2 banner year like 1913 must have the confidence of the advertising world What Bankers Think of the Press The Avthorised Nowepoper Used Exclusively bythe National { Benks of Adientive Their Detar Statements Teoued in Response to he Call of the United States Comptroller of the Currency 1s THE PRESS The cclection of THE PUTAH for the publicotion aA bie importer prestige among the less of people whe have menry ¢ \oveet ead cotmmabilee Smet The Philadelphia Press Auto Show Special Number will be issued next Sunday, January 10, 1915 Vor further intermation, roles, ete., sddeoss or «aii Goctere Regeasemtouire Lous World Beilding, H. ¥. neste Phene 9798 Rochas. be ae New Petry re we Car, Which Promises A Revolution in the Automobile Industry ve a fob in an office where| $100 a month to make a home for a bachelor suitor to be- town laborer at ht prospect to pre- day and sometimes a month's vaca. JANUARY 6,1 Whe Wrote ryhody But Father” to Wed. ‘WEDNESDAY, Father,” and writer of numerous vaude- villo sketches, and Edna Cecil Cunning- ham, late of the Winter Garden show, % author of the once} wilt be married in New Jersey to-mor- Wwerybody Works e.} row oars. just_where has LJ been Jean ©. vepetes son, OVERCOATS WO THOUSAND uncalled-for _Overcoats, * ready to wear. Blue Chinchillas, Black Kers Fancy Plaid Backs, Balmacaans. Sold as hig’ 4] M|| $315, $18, $20, $25. All ready to wear out, so ==! | low as $5.00. These Must Be Disposed Of in the NextThree Week e OVERCOATS _ Ready to Wear | $500 MITCHELL. : 1431 Broadway Cor. 40th St. Open Evenings Till 9 Saturday 10 o’Clock iw «MODEL WALL STREET The attendance at the opening was ght on account of the block in the ubway. Trading becamo more active and prices showed a better tendency after a normal number had arrived. The announcement of the Pennsyl- vania Railroad that 170,000tons of stect rails would be ordered for 1915 was regarded as particularly encouraging. Missour! Pacific sold down to 67-8 and rallied to 75-8 in the early after- noon with general list. Bethlehem Stecl insues lead the advance. Both com- mons and preferred gained 11-2 to 13-4, and United States Steel preferred advanced to 106 1-2. Prices eased off toward the close, and Missourt Pacific was again under pres- |, sure, selling at 65-8. The closing prices showed only fractional changes, with four exceptions, — — THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS. With wet changes, ae compared with previous olcsing, This car, which ts the product of the brain of Count Marco Ricotti, one of the aristocracy of Milan, promises to change the entire science of motor car build! With a comparatively medium-powered motor (50 horse power, 4 cylinders 110x160) this model has easily raced over the ground at a speed of eighty miles an hour. coach is built accordin, latest laws of aerodynamics, the result of a great deal o' mentation. japed body was cttached the model sped over the course on thi amount of power with an increase In speed of over fifteen miles. pli alleen CHICAGO WHEAT _AND CORN MARKET. WHAT, Open, 11 low, Close, Ris 137 14) 136 ay tas ae 1a 122% CORN, ES ty Ma. RS RT RS | t= % Wheat opened down toda’ the high closing of Tuesday, but recovered most of the drop There was considerable commission house sell- ing on the recovery. Foreign brok- ers also were sellers, Prices in early afternoon were off about 2 cents from previous close. Long wheat was of- fered freely on advance—closed 1% cents net decline. Corn rallied with wheat due to fnoderate country offerings. In af. ternoon corn was heavy with demand vr cash, Corn light—closed % to % inthroj conducted sd fored Los Cnfted Biates 14) tributable foes 1s holders will b La ni 5 $0s.20°tor each sic800 . Inet year ordered rails, Metal Weatworti, BPEL. ++eh let ¢tt!! 2 Se ee ecre Koek Toland it toe Sir Lan January 2 to 9 NOW OPEN Grand Central PALACE Admission Today $! 10 A.M. to 10.30 P.M. The Grand Central Palace may be reached by Subway to Grand Central Station (Expr: Lexington Ave. Cars to the door; Madison Ave. Cars to 46th Street; 42nd Street to Lexington Ave.; Third Ave. Blevated to 42nd or 47th Street Fit Ave. Bus to - - | NEW VORK COTTON MARKET Cotton market war le petive ond | steudy Bling A