The evening world. Newspaper, June 18, 1915, Page 15

YALE VARSITY BEATS GOLDWATER ARWY ——__— f ond varsit | of the 8 } start t ~ HIS WAR ON RUM: i ——- ts arking th nish Commander - in - Chief Names| | th Recruiting Officers Who'll |"! sons to act as a special committe lof the advisory council of the Board of Health to devise n sand ways for combating the cons’ ption of al- ‘coholic sp : Clarence Abbe retary of the INew York State mission for thi Blind; Dr. John B. Andrews, secre lary of the American Association for labor Legislation; Dr. Walter A. Hastedo, Bailey B. Burritt, General Mrector of the Association for Im- | ving the Condition of tie Poor, . C. Ward Crampton, director of yaical Trainin, the Department | if Education; am J. Doherty, | cond Deputy missioner of the | Department of Public Charities; Dr. Ivah H. Doty, Dr, L. L Dublin, Dy John Lovejoy Elliott, Dr. B, L, Fish ee the Life Extension Institute; Egltomer Folks of the State Charities SAILING TO-DAY. MAId Association; Hugh Fox, secre- Gitary Brewers’ Association. “Dr. Leo K. Frankel, Hugh Frayne, sof the entral Federated Union; Miss ‘auline Goldmark, associate member of the Industrial Board of the State “Department of Labor; Nelson Gray, |S lecretary of the New York Wholesale cers’ Association; John H. Biegreener, Chairman of the Mayor's = Cymric, Liverpool. Manzanillo, Sant SEmployees’ Committee; Edward T. Keep your Higins, hief Surgeon, Police Depart- (Vment; James Jenkins jr. of the place free ) Brooklyn Bureau of Charities; Sam- | “uel A. Lewisohn, of the New York So- ‘elal Centres Committee; ongressman from roaches. Peterman’s Roach Meyer London, Dr. Wm. H. McCast- Food sprinkled in crev- “yline, Columbia University medical of- § if * } Dr. &. L, Magnes, ices kills them quickly. 0, editor of the Amerl- Dr. J. J. Moorehead, | verkins, of the Commit. | * tee on Safety; Edward B, Phelps, edi- | tor of the American Underwriters; § douls Runkel, Franz Schnelder, Prof. | wHenry C. Sherman, of the depart- ment of nutrition, Columbia Uni- | Nersity; Prof. Charles R. Stockard, Uprofessor of anatomy, Cornell Uni- Saversity: * Dr. Thomas Andrew Storey, profes- sor and director of the department of |~ hygiene of the College of the City of New York; Prof, W. Gilman Thomp- son, Dr. Philip Van Ingen, James BE. West, Dr. Margaret B. Wilson, pro-| fessor of phystology and hygience of Hunter College; Dr, Lra. 8.» Wile Chairman Committee ‘on HYgiene of the Board of Education; De. Linsly R. Williams, Deputy Commissioner of Health of the State Department of Health, and Dr. F.C. Wood, Wg Oe Peterman’s Discovery (liquid) kills bed bugs and their eggs. Alll dealers. Refuse substitutes. WILLIAM PETERMAN, Inc. 200 Fifth Avenue, New York STEWART 438-440-442 WEST S1et ST. RUG~° CARPET CLEANSING ‘There will also be rej the army, labor unto * Public Library and th a NEW york || in Fire-Proof Building. - ABS, FIRE PROOF STORAGE Taxicabs WITH METERS are regu- For Household Goods. OF tated and inspected by the city, and €annot charge more than legal rates, Leok for the meter! ‘TELEPHONE %* 5567 COLUMBUS 482-184-166-188-190 229-024-226-208 SMITH STREET \ GRAND STREET Cor. Warren St. Near Driggs Ave. pe A AM elle al For June Brides $75 Furniture DOC wer, Brass trimmed, neat and elaborate designs, covered with hard baked French enamel. Others up to $15. On a Purchase Up to $20 The Easiest and Best Terms ever Offered By Any Reliable Clothing House. $20 end $25 Salts for FRESHMEN EASILY. | died easily as far —-——— /Seek Water-Wagon Soldiers, | LATONIA ENTRIES. — LATONIA RACE TRACK, Ky., June ! 18.—The entries for to-morrow's races |Health Commissioner Goldwater |are follows: to-day designated the following per- : = New Showing and Sale 55 to $7.50 Trimmed Hats anurday, $3.45 Millinery for every occasion in newest and most charmingstyles. Men’s & Women’s $3.50 & $4 High & Low Shoes Sale, $2.95 Newest styles; best leathers—our own — pdm make For Women— Colonials, P crtanes bs Goeiten ects; button or lace Hi nes} weal leathers; all we. 2.95 J.B.GREENHUT COMPANY. “THE BIG STORE” Born ses SIXTH AVE., (GTO IS! STREET RUG: $17.50 VELVET AND AXMINSTER RUGS - Iirustees’ Sales WILTON RUGS— Gite 9x12; sale, and kidekin; all sizes and (By Order of the United States District Court) sient 2.95 Big Reductions on Men’s Clothing Suits, Raincoats, Dusters and Trousers wanted materials. Complete size range for men and youths of every build. These Amazing Low Prices Are Special for Tomorrow (Saturday)—Come Early *10 to £15 Suits | *17.50 to '25 Suits | Very Finest $22.50 °35 Suits | *15 to ‘20 Suits at $8.95 | at *14,65 at *18.75 | at $11.85 Scores of smart patterns. Ideal suits to wear “Choice of the House” of our highest priced suits in a Guaranteed all-wool blue serges; Blue serges, also smart fancy now and right through into the Fall season. Choice | remarkable array of favorite fabrics. viene we include the | high-class worsteds, cassimeres in worsteds and cassimeres. of 14 and full lined suits. famous Martin Sons & Co. imported blue serges. str checks, plaids and mixtures. $10 to $20 Imported Rain Coats Trousers by the Thousand at Reduced Prices Sizes up to 40; wonderful bargains here at | | well-known makes; every pair guaranteed; smartest fancy worst assimeres, algo blue serges. All sizes. For tomorrow Natural and gray; all sizes; at $3.95 and $8.95 rh muah big saving 60 “1.65, '2.65, 3.45 wna 4.45] | $1.85, $2.75 and $3.75 Boys’ *1 to §3 Wash Suits Boys’ Very Finest Blue 4.65 2,000 Straw Hats Array of Popular Styles; Sale Ser: Suits Cut t 3 ge Oe eee ee 65e 95¢ and 1 45 Balkan, Norfolk and Patch Pocket styles. Lined knicker- xsotlonst inatecteld; drab, blue, brown stripes and sontbiantion bockes trousers, (S168 7,001) years, for Men and Youths, $ l color effects; sizes 214 to 8 years. Boys’ 50c and 75¢ Blouses y $ e Boys’ $6 to $7 Cloth Suits $ 4. 45 Popular Materials and Styles. Sale . . . 39¢ Usual Pr wes to 2.50; at Sizes 6 to 16 years. Popular styles; favorite straws. Light-weight materials, “Balkan, Norfolk and Patch Pocket Boys’ Khaki Knickerbocker ° $5 to %6 P ; styles. Some with two pairs of trousers. Grays, browns and : Genuine Oo anamas 3 fancy mixtures. Sizes 7 to 17 years. Trousers Sizes 7 to 17 Years. Sale . . 39c ROW iit s4; vena! Sqyes et pene aed ; 45 a epee neers 35c Dressed Dolls........... 19c|$2.95 Fibre Matting Suit 25e and 50c Sterling Sil $1 Pair (16 button length) Ex- 1.79 Ostrich P - 1 oro 12¢ All-Over Real Hair 7, ce P rey reeege $1.95 Thm ‘cd vied 19 tra ‘Heavy Milanene Silk 68 Ms black, white and colors... $1.29 Soret tte _ Raith Te eo ecccesceseces coeee ver~ = vea—| besee 16 Barreites or Side dar chinea wae ... $8,50| tere. ih ia $3.50 Soft T $1.95 |"E,Pemntelen Cleare—box Combs......... cesseze. Se | $17.50 ‘and | $20 "Prine Te Ten tresses... . $1 OF BO... evsee en eneeweee $ 75e Pair Heavy Milanese Silk Lace Bridal Veils... $12.50] doz... eseeeeeeees 39c] $11 Solid n $1.25 Jose Lovera Banderos Gloves (women’s)—black or Tables, - $6.95 |” Cigars—box of 25.........4 $l 5 $16 Brass $2.50 Porto Rican Smokers— uw Wind Reading Standen Tp MR estan 580) ede... $9.45 | box ot 80, an Smokers $1.50 Commencement Book Gifts— 1.25 Milan Hemp Dress at reduced prices. Wr $1 $1.50)" Shapoe 8é( haan bag ee mh Ral .» 19] " Principes: —box of $0 Nete ss $2.25 e e e e e e ua * ‘ Timely Big Bargains in Juniors’ and Girls’ Apparel Also Women’s and Misses’ Dresses, Blouses, Coats and Washable Suits Here we print a limited number of items selected at random from the remarkable assortments specially priced for Saturday's throng of shoppers: Girls’ 79c Tub Dresses at 59¢ Girls’ $1 Tub Dresses at 79¢ Good-looking styles of plaid or check gingham, prettily trimmed; yoke and vestee models New styles, including chic middy effects. Made of white linene, floral crossbar lawn included. Sizes 8 to 14 years. and swagger plaids. Sizes 6 to 14 years, : ’ $ A Girls’ $1.50 Colored Tub Dresses at *1 $1 and $1.25 Middy Blouses at 79¢ Latest styles; trimmed in various effective ways; handsome new plaids; rich color combi- White galatea; some with collars of navy or Copenhagen blue; also some in natural linen nations; also white dresses trimmed with checked or striped material. Sizes 6 to 14 years. color, Large assortment vf new, pretty styles. Sizes 8 to 22 years. Giris’ *1.95 and '2.95 Raincoats Girls’ *3.75 to *4.95 Raincoats White Graduation Dresses for ’ | and Capes at °1.50 at *2.45 | Girls, Juniors and Misses Remarkable showing from which you may choose dresses of Capes are in navy or red and have plaid lined hoods. Coats New full-length models, affording complete protection dur- | distinctive beauty. Really the prettiest graduation dresses we have sailor collars that can be converted into hoods. Sizes ing storm. Made of rubberized tan materials. Sizes 6 to | have ever assembled, and the prices were never lower than now. 6 to 14 years. 14 years. Most Beautiful $5 and $5.90 Washable Summer Suits 5 and °6 Dresses, $3 95 Silk Dress Blouses, 52.98 Specials for Women and Misses Dainty Styles for Women & Misses Beauties—Special for Saturday . . Misses’ Suits—pin or broken checks, others of natural linene; § Silk Crepe de Chine and Georgette Crepe in white and lar colors, 7 5 Popul Mita: Equally desirable for town, country end seashore. Laces, embroideries, hemstitching, etc., cleverly employed in the embellish Women's Palm Bi 11.50 | ,., Te collection of models is attractive and includes: Suspender, Norfolk, | ing of these blouses. All sizes in the collection, but not every size in each natural color, al: ° style. Fancy Vestee, Embroidered Collar, Triple Flounce and other new effects. In some dresses two materials are cleverly combined. $2 50. 83 & $3 50 Silk Bl Re $ W ’ 1 2 $ $5 Materials include RAMIE LINEN, AWNING STRIPED VOILES, NOV- ad) . ) ouses, 1 98 omen’s & Misses’ *7.95 Coats, ELTY FIGURED AND DOTTED VOILES, LARGE AND SMALL CHECKED | Reduced for Tomorrow to... . . . ° Nicely tailored; navy or black serge; clever belted model with fancy collar VOILES and CLUSTER STRIPE VOILE. | Silk Crepe de Chine and Georgette Cre and cuffs, button trimmed ; full ripple back. Favorite Summer colorings liberally represented. } are the materials, Handsome styles, beautifully trimmed. White as well as wanted colors for your choice, 38c Music Rolls, at 19° 88-Note—*‘Bigstoroll’’ Make Two Verses and Three Choruses Fresh Meats Our Own Baking Fresh Vegetables DUCK S—fancy, fresh-) LAMB-full fore quarters STRAWBERRY SHORT- | BRAN BREAD— Rg NEW GREEN CU- NEW GREEN PEP- led Long Islan sity-dressed CAKE Be | _ lost. ce CUMBERS 2 tor,, OC| "'p tor, O€ , , killed Long Is fe] See-tre 19¢ cA re 1Be | riftheviven ‘cies CUMBERS—2 for PERS—3 f e Jack Fascinating Night I'm Not Ashamed of You, Ib henae TURKEYS choice quality] MUTTON ~ hind ‘quarters fhe, CHICKENS—choiee quaiity Molt NEW CABBAGE— NEW YOUNG BEETS, new young carrots; 4e lary Lands in Mary- | For 40¢ DELICIOUS RHUBARB Pi oy an i ~ 24¢ | FRESH POUND Cakes. . raisin, citron, — marble, very Smile You Gave ong, Long Way to Rag Picker 1 We Going to Be @ Cold, for 0 20¢ MEARE MIDOW POUND | fl File beat) 100) ma atest) oe Raise My Boy to Be | | Cold Winter. in each, 81; 2 tbe,, SOC FANCY GREEN STRING] “APPLES 58e 4 Soldier. Ps t vou | ENE, OMY, One Hee About BEANS, new wax butter| S quart basket... # Bee and You! the Girl beans, new green tee | NEW RED ONIONS, new uy ¥ Neue Mdea of « ul Thine, phone pans) Fig! Bermuda onions; DRe boiling, S-quart basket... LAMB-—legs of fancy city 4 aprings Greased apring 24e Love. EASY-JELL—raspberry, lem: | FRESH BUTTER-~Pountain Bum Diddle De Um Bum, — | In the Land of Let's Pretend, Cas onegy, orange, site quality; the most delicious 1 | Cheer Up, Better Times Will | In Siam. Jere fresh butter obtain: Be Soon Be hi In the Town Where 1 Wes |W. able; t-Ib. print... Down by the Erie Canal. Bo Back to the Carolina You | I'm Gied My Wife's in Bu- |” rope. ouble aa¢.Green Trading Stampe with Purchases Till 12 0’Clock—Single ao¢ Stampe 7 Clothing in latest styles and most desirable materials. Spick and span seasonable garments in the very height of fashion. All splendidly tailored of most | qT i ( | ! 4 | t