The evening world. Newspaper, April 16, 1915, Page 17

NETFORTHEVES SPREAD TOWNS NL OVER BERGEN Representatise } New Jersey Communities Meet in Hidgetield Park CLEAN-UP WORK ALSO. “Spotless Bergen” One of the Rallying Cries of Fight ing Mayors, communtiies of Rergen County, NJ. represented by their Mayors inciimen, Police Magis. trates, Kecorders and many publ spirited men and on held a ineet> |, ne in the Municipal Mutlding in Kideetelt Park last night to make te for the Mergen Clean. ) May 1¢ and 61 and} perctive pollee ayatem, | Uvefless Bergent* » movement is already way, \t waa learned from many speaker The meeting full of enthusiaam a f the evi. dence of an aseressive rivalry be- tween towns to show big resulta, Programmes sve been arranged ol- ready for the Clean-Up Festival Tenafly ix to end ite second day with a par of firemen wouts and a band co} sd wig has p hands of its v B into a efeld Park | ole programme into the | men, ‘Three thousand lapels of Fort Lee ws will heep the subject alive Int dw there. The interlocking police system bas been evolved by Judge Seufert, Sheriff Heath and Prosecutor Huckin and former Inspector Cornelius J. Hayes of the New York Police, who is mow commissioner of public safe- ty for wood. Every one of the sixty-five com- munities is to have at least a police- man avallable by day and night and every one Subscriber will be provided with a call card on each of system will be In tne Sheriff's ice at Hackensack, When @ hous policeman, the policeman will notity the Hackensack headquarters and then answer the call, Meantime the Hackensack headquarters will direct the spreading of the net beginning in the near mmunities until every policeman from Little Ferry to Ram- sa and from Edgewater to Ridge- wood will he on the lookout for pos- aible fu Avenues of escape will be closed Once a month the policemen, the Recorders and the Justices of the Peace will meet at Hackensack for by Judge Soufert, Sheriff tor Huckin and Com- « One of the special vissioner Hayes will bo t vol of instruction for emen, somewhat on the lines nstruction in New OLD BANDMASTER DEAD. Frederick W nt, well known band- mister, died yesterday at his home, No. 26) Amsterdam Avenue, At first tt was reported thot death had been caused by an everdose of chloral and given hin medicinally, but ordan, after a lengthy ex- ounced that death was failure. born In England and is country im 1872, In 1898 bundmaster for the Seventh 1901 he resigned this po- bandmaster for the Guard, and is ehitdr FURNITURE on GREDIT Homes Furnished Complete 3 \ Rooms ! $49.98 4 <:Furnished;> $7: 5 ( at \ $124.98 CREDIT TERMS $3.00 Down on $50 Worth $5.00 * $75 =“ $7.50 * $100 Open Saturday Evenings as fifty-seven on w. ol urvived by his wife SIMPLE APPLICATION THAT DISSOLVES BLACKHEADS No more squeezing and pinching to get rid of thos tly bl y ; ‘To do this just get about powdered neroxin from y« jHe was ap TAB bt wr bt eee seed, AMS Also Assert They Will Clear N un ot Man Convicted tor Aswult rete.” ay lead owe vbr dee George & Hie) wholesale far ' , the old ‘ ie the Queens County Bult th Ave 1 Kilert eccused. Prison with Mr Lerver hee under stoud PPOSE OUTSIDE JURY IW ROOSEVELT KILLINGS State « wel Argues Justicn Ber- diel aa | gen Had Right to Impanel Men OBITUARY NOTES. | From Another County, Pernst Ger, Cin ke Wane ! pret Wa Attorney or and Joseph ¥ applied to Jus. Vermont died last pight at home in Hurlingt ie w Civit War from beginning His term an Chie? bo rom 1894 to 186, | APawing « by President Me. [try the & Kinley afte r with Spain asa member of anion to Inveati-| Attorney General Wescott contended gate the War Department, that under the Act of 1900 (he Supreme Arthur T. Atherbolt, noted balloon-|Court may be held by one of ita Jus: At and Writer on aeronautical sub-| tices, so that granting the foreign jury tH, is dead of Jaundice at his home! order by Justice Nergen was legal. He years old tive of Vermont am . argued that the order directed that the \ right. Civil War! foretan Jury should be summoned “tn veteran, t : father of Lieut. Commander John p,[%* same manner as the Coeep te Wainwright of the battleship Ver- mont, died yesterday of general de- bility’ at bis home In Wilmington, Del, Hamuel J. Watson, | Supreme Court Branch at Jersey City clubman and one of ‘th Saturday at 10 A. M. the Paterson Eye and Kar Infirmary, >. at his home in Paterson after} ma Moreno Apround, Miness, WILMINGTON, Del, April 16.—The avid V. Hassell, ninety-two years | argentine battleship Moreno, which erife Act js dead at his home, No. 1172, East | esterday for Hampton Roads, ran on a Thirty-seventh Street, Flatbush, Shon Rosey island Edward McHugh, English land ro-| {npr ced ma etter wi former, intimate personal friend of float her on flood tide. At Little More A straight out-and-out sale—no New Player-Pianos Henry & S. G. Lindeman are son and grand- son of William Lindeman, one of the founders of the piano business in America, a name established and honored since 1836. Lindeman pianos were made continuously by one organization until 1900. when Henry & S, G. Lindeman set up their own establishment. In 1910 John Wanamaker took over the original company and in 1914 this com- pany bought at public sale the name, patents, pat- terns and product of the Henry & S. G. Lindeman Piano Company, including sixty pianos and player- pianos in completed state and 612 that were par- tially finished. The completed instruments were sold at once. The 612 we carefully finished in the Lindeman payable @ little on @ hot, will be, continued in the} The Henry & S. G. Lindeman TIZ” FOR SOR TIRED FEET : Tiz For Swollen, Tender, Aching, Calloused | Squat Yaaiueas Feet and Corns---Instant Relief! coment ter so you'll never p your face in won't seem tight a never hurt « Ab! what relief No more tired feet no more burning feet, nv len, sweaty in corns what ails y il getting ae Gray Salona, Second floor, Old Building, nail eae i ” year's foot . - . i= - oe emer j putt up the rt for only 23 Think of it. |] Women’s Spring Underwear | B O Y Ss lit MAKES NO DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— Inexpensive combination suits, white A WORLD “WANT” AD. WILL GO AND G On the Way to Their New Homes New Pianos and Player-Pianos Guaranteed by John Wanamaker than Half Price club plan, no puzzle schemes, no syndicated sale of nameless pianos made to sell cheaply. Just the plain offer of musical. merchandise which we bought at little more than half price and which we shall sell at the same low tigures. * New Pianos for as Little as $165, $170 and $175 at for as Little as $355 factory on Eleventh Avenue at Forty-fifth Street, New York City, and these are the instruments which we now offer for sale simultaneously in our two stores. We have never regularly sold new pianos for so little as $165, nor player-pianos for so little as $355, Worth-while instruments of reputation cannot be made to sell for so little, These instruments were made to sell for almost double the prices we ask and their duplicates have sold over the country at almost double these low figures. It is certainly an opportunity beyond anything that any piano store has ever had the good fortune to present. A Small Sum Down will bring the piano or player-piano into your home at once—balance y the month. Name your own terms within reason. ' JOHN WANAMAKER Broadway at Ninth Street, New York 4 ers teow & 16, Bie Great Special Distribution of Women's Suits, Dresses, Coats Tomorrow, 1.850 Brand-new Garments which, Taking Every- thing into Consideration—Newness, Variety, Goodness, * Moderate Prices—Mark a Record 450 Dresses | 920 Tailor Suits moat #1950, | 1) styles at 816.50, 418.75, #22.50, 40 and #50 | #25, 420.50, 892.50, 455, 858.50, 840, #45, 850, 855. oT) 65 styles to choc 820.50, 892.50, These in’ afternoon dresses alone. A score of pretty styles in’ evening dresses at the same prices Afternoon Dresses ‘Talfetas, plain stripes, checks: | And 480 Coats striped and dotted foulards: crepe meteor, sat rk we . chartueuse; combined with ohittons: plain and taney 36 styles at $16.50, 818.75, #25, marquisette gold embroidery and beaded trimmings; | 438.50. A batiste sleeves, a ant coll W250. s, collars andl ven A coat for every woman, At one of the other price, gabardines, wool pop- ling, silk popling, coverts, checks, tweeds, serges, moire, faille, mixtures; k, Tight to dark elty mixtures. skirt; trim. ) with and tine or ‘Evening Dresses Dainty dance frocks in exquisi Jed skirts, broad hoddives Ince tops, pi ribbed tisle, low neck, of course, with New suits, reefers, wash suits and topcoats have t comin short sleeves, knee length or sleeveless, seat BM and wide lace-trimmed or tight knee, day this Pcl turday will be a 506. gala day for boys and their mothers. Better quality liale suite in regular or extra sizes, $1 From #6.75 to #15 there’s scarcely Sith Underwear | any good sort of suit a boy could wish Ribbed spun silk vests, sheer and thet cog fine, run with silk ribbon. Pink or Pitre gpens white, $1 egch. ET IT in blue serge and brown and gray with two pairs knickers. Check suits begin at $7.50. ilk veate of good quality, th bodi 4 . ton ink or white waa Occ ** | “Meadowbrook” wash suits are fine. Glove silk knickers, with elastic at knee a | So are the patch-pocket Norfolks in Palm Beach and havi loveliest reinforcements, are made | cloth, khaki and gray crash. wa, patty, purple, cardinal, See the blouse waists at 65c. 85 each. lor, Old Building. And the new hats and caps. Second floor, Old Building. English Voiles, 50c Yard Double Width Silver Lavallieres With Semi-precious Stones, $2.50 { | Hand-made by Armenian jewelers in | ' New York. The sterling silver has an Fresh and dainty, especially the shep- old, beautiful finish, and the settings | herd check designs which have been are quietly artistic. woven in the coolest shades of blue and ‘ious stones used are the glowing topaz, green. lapis laauli, the rich hued amethyat. Three are all sorts of lovely color in this collection and Aleo—short hatpins with settings of 14-kt, gold | — 00d patterns, too, failing © ectored imitation Monmrege pele Older women will like especially the gray and white effects which make very pretty norning dreages, | Dress Fabrics Salon, First floor, Old Building. ri ! — seereaeese sere sree se | Children’s $4.50 Flare Coats Sweater NewsforWomen For 85. You can buy a light-weight brushed wool sweater, cut becomingly plain, with two patch pockets. In Reather mixtures, as well as rose, blue, Posy Trimmed Hats green and one or two plain shades, A. Copenhagen blue milan with cluster of tiny daisies | S'ze8 84 to 42. (89. ab, a ack blue milan with wide velvet band and Also sweater: tiny bunch fruits and flowers, 65; # sand colored hat Necklaces of French pearli Mi ith nolid gold clasps, Aiale, Old Build Pretty bright checked coats flaring from the rather high waist and held in by patent leather belts, 94.50, ially priced navy blue serge coats with side belts, 5. Sizes 2-6 years. of every sort-—angore, silk, fibre, | cashmere, knitted shetland jackets & great with deep coral velvet roses, (82.50.) These are | variety of the regulation knitted sweaters. Prices only of a few of the many pretty hate here for @ to | are from 62.25 to 837.50, @ year children, Second floor, Old Building. i ‘Third floor, Old Building. This Sale of 8,000 Pairs of “Dorothy Dodd” Low Shoes for Women at $2.65, Pair Is More Than a One-Day Sale The great quantity in the purchase Patent and dull leathers, some with steel ornaments \. 8,000 pairs—still holds a full range of nod bul one tye has broonded ale quarter | Haha " eee : another has gray cloth quarter with patent leather sizes and choosing in the . vamp. One style in the collection is a tam buttoned 15 Styles of Pumps and Colonials high shoe Besides, the sale offers real savings. Every pair stamped with their regular Every pair of these low shoes is | setting prices $3.78 to $5—here at stamped with the maker's country-wide | Wanamaker's for $2.65 pair. Regular Prices—$3.75, $4.50 and $5 Subway floor, Old Building, To appreciate the convenience and great value of the Sunday World’s Want Directory---READ IT,,