The evening world. Newspaper, July 14, 1915, Page 11

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, | maintained ‘by the munictpality, ts an | {Properly a thoroughfare as the | | bridges over the Hast River. The) HOW STATEN ISLAND PAYS AND WHAT IT DOESN'T GET. In inereased taxes the Bor- ough of Richmond pays 4 “ \ s f WANTS TRANSFERS townrd ae subways an-» ‘There is no tax on transportation be- *y eet $200,000 | tween the Bronx, Queens and Brook- f Joved trom this taxation is.. NONE | lyn and Manhattan, and Staten $1,700,000 in taxes each year, part of | when they should be relieved of the} hich t in the fre Piidges that connect Manhattan with || B€cessity of paying extra carfare to the Boroughs of Kings and Queens. J/ and from the southernmost tip of It gets no use from the bridges. Manhattan Isiadid. Maintains That Municipal Ferry a The free bridges are operated with || When the people of Staten Island BY SUBWAY—26 Minutes from 96th St,, 22 Minutes from 72d St. 17 ane trom Grand Central, 9 Minutes from Brooklyn Bridge to'A, & 8. Subway Emtrenee HOTS StREE ae from Store Opens at 9 A.M. Closes at 5 P. M. Saturdays at Noon. Fourteenth Street West of Fifth Avenue TOMORROW, THURSDAY, WOMEN’S D. | Shall Be Placed Foot |] Staten Island Municipal Ferry is run become h tgrog and go bag “Wasa e Visitors, Vacationists and Ti aH $ Shi laced on Foot- Ata loss of $08,202, “Opponents of « | provement they usvally get it. When Th d h f t S ] Will Find Full Assortments ALL SUMME! | th ed the munteipal ferry th a cs i] or limit the transfers be of this | sistent fight they got It. small deficit, but nothing is anid by these opponents of the bridge deficit About two years ago the peopl siding afong the Castleton Avente Encouraged by the active support jtrolley line decided they wanted it of The Evening World and the wide-| - double tracked in order to do beste § spread publicity resulting therefrom, | National Bank; Mons. Charles A. Cas- | With the congested condition of travel Th case. the leading, citizens of Staten Island’ sidy, Eduard C, Meurer, A, Lincoin | any, made out a strong case. They Are planning renewed efforts to se-| Eglinton, Meyer Rosenhols, Charles F.|tnission and an order was issued to cure an arrangement by which trans-: Hart, Capt. Jacob T. Housman, the trolley company to make the im. aglers will be exchanged between the {Frank W. Tompking, Charles Rosen- Ep in the conten Ey the fatttone ate icipal Ferry and the Manhattan | berg and George L. Dgbert. LOWEST-IN-THE-CITY PRICES We Do Not Inventory Until End of Season . —_______»4 | Close-Out Purchase Manfr’s Entire Stock Substantial Economies in Summer Needfuls Hundreds of women come in from the country to share in the remarkable economies these Thursday Thrift Sales offer—hundreds of other women send mail or telephone orders to obtain their share. No woman will willingly miss the opportunity to save so much on fresh) clean, new merchandise. orneys, but the people will even A f td y sr oe uu b's ae Mi at | Crepe Envelope Chemise | 3 @ ¢ || German Kitchen Sets] ¢9 4g|| VOMEN'S SUMMER DRES Dorms ticiment tacoma ge any nee fant eet het| Maw Cotten Fee a woe. _|| With Embroidery Edging Made of Porcelain, at|‘"“* prigedivonsy itn Lory bet sister boroughs of Brooklyn | most naturally beautiful and enticing | , Rose eane Leased Mena lee eens, of all the boroughs is to get out and] Pi\tna “suntes District Gears thie Lending support to the efforts of | hustle for it, Just now it ia essential| morning and obtained @ ‘discharge the joint transit committees of the] for the growth and development of| trom the bankruptcy proceedings thet Staten Island Chamber of Commerce | the borough that the people be re-|she voluntarily went into last Febru- and the Civic League are such men aa | lieved of the burden of oppressive | *##¥,,,.None of her creditors appeared Edward C. Bridgman, President of the | transportation charges. | \ rt i t ENVELOPE CHEMISES of crepe with fine embroidery edging ribbon run at neck. ‘Gowns, 39c Each Le dad model, square neck, with yoke of good em- broldery ribbon run; embroidery edging on sleeves, Store orders only. Drawers, 19c Each Drawers of cambric With tucked lawn ruffle, edged PRETTILY DECORATED. ‘The set consists }| Lot 1. .Crepes, wing oa and Voiles of six large jars and six small jars, labeled, respec- tively, “Flour,” “Oatmeal,” “Coffee,” “Rice,” “Tea,” “Sugar, ” “Mustard,” “Cinnamon, & “Nut- meg,” “Allspice,” “Pepy Reet ©” and “Cloves”; one hanging box, labeled “Salt”; one bottle, labeled “Vinegar,” and one bottle, labeled “Oil.” $1.49 German Porcelain Beer Sets, 75¢ now free from debts, These Staten Island Savings Bank; Charles | The people of Richmond Borough ; largely for marginal losses A. Bruns, President of the Stapleton maintain that the Municipal Ferry, in stock were $9.5: Lot 8..Emb’d Voile Dresses Most, compre! Also, Fine Ni with lace. Another model is tucked and trimmed with Set consists of seven pieces, prettily decorated in a} | white, and oars ruffle of choice embroidery. Store orders only. ery iis magtearts a green foliage—one large pitcher Colors Dal Combinations, 24c 1.25 J v4 Chi model new and tr With panel yoke, embroidered lace edging ribbon $1.25 Japanese China Tea Sets, 98c Lasse ean? hd run at neck; lace edging on drawers. Store orders only. Set consists of 18 pieces, handsomely decorated in a Above Drapoos Are Truly Sensational Values. Second Moor, East Building, rich maroon, depicting Geisha girls and Oriental scenes i} ‘ —one teapot with percolator, sugar Lang cream pitcher +—_________________» and six cups and saucers, WOMEN’S CORSETS Sizes 18, 19 and 20 only Slightly soiled, hence ; Reg. #5.00....To Clear 1.98 fe. ce have, regueed Two reliable makes—Handsome brd- eae ‘tote, some of which we pod cades and fine batistes—new tapering |im this adve.: models—medium and low busts—long Beacon Washable Rugs WE SELL AS BOUGHT, During July ‘ ri in ALTERATIONS FREE on I apg Women's and Misses’ Suite. . Men’s ‘Half Hose|471 Were 19c and 24c I2%c EXCEPTIONAL QUALITIES taken from our regular stock. Some regular made, others with seamless féet, double heels and toes. Lot includes Onyx silk lisles, fast blacks; Onyx silk plated, fast black. Our own imports of fine cotton Stockings, fast black, and fine lustrous lisles in black and colors. Men’s Athletic Underwear, 39c Fine nainsook, fine check lawn and soisette cloth. The garments are usually sold at S0c. Are of superior quality and finish, loose fitting, coat style Shirts and knee Drawers with full gussets. Men’s Underwear, 33c Balbriggan Underwear of fine combed cotton yarn. A superior quality. Shirts have soft French necks and short sleeves; Drawers have double seats, strap backs and coutil facings, ankle length. Perfect garments of this grade sell at 50c each. These have slight mill im- perfections, Wire Sink Strainers 10c A Record Low Price HERE ARE LISTED several other Utilities offering unusual savings, $1.24 Gas Irons, $1.05 Highly bgt Veen! ironing surface; heats quickly; weight with 6 ft. He ed tubing | HR cecsevesercvredertsancisvesvoootecentses 91.05 98c Sunshine Dustless Mop, 78 Strands of cotton chemically treated to catch dust. The cushion top prevents furniture from becoming scratched, 19c Kitchen Sets, 15¢ Perforated mixing spoon, fork and cake turner with oak wood handles, 21c Ivoroid Fruit Knives, 15¢ Nicely shaped, They cannot rust or stain, Subway floor, Bast Building, Hemmed Sheets 50cEa. SizeBeforeHemming HEAVY ROUND thread a muslin Sheets, 24x2% yards. Le NOLO Ne ‘OHOL 3 PER CENT. fords. Similating the togleSeenen ki * 4 ~ What is _CASTORIA _ Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, goric, Drops and Soot! Syrups. It in pleestat. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor er Narcutio substance. Its age iy its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness, For more than thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles a: Diarrhoea. It _ regulates the Stomach and Bowels, assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep, The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. | senNe CASTORIA aways || FrenchSalontlats! $39 Clearance at Bears the Signature of TWO HUNDRED STRAW HATS, all smartly trimmed—almost every Hat that remains in the Salon—now, irrespective of their former prices, we Grecian knot fringe—reveraible, Not a “lick and a AS but as eo ties aa bi ves cob eee able an alteration as is the| y Olde Rag Rug apparel we sell. 18x36 inche-epecial, each...... @ WOMEN’S SMART APPAREL EXCEPTIONAL ECONOMIES All marked with our magical red tickets that mean great reductions. Skilfu: for cash brings us matchless trade feveseqne-260 the sco fe tickets and you secure money-eaving opportunitiee not pelos Gtreet floor, Men's Shop, Kast Building, | sty $3.00 each. Second Noor, art Dulin, Pillow Cases, 10c Each “Red Ticket” Lots of “Red Ticket” Lots of ‘4 eT 4 ‘4 A Hemmed mage hg Le Yea 45x36 inches, TAILORED SKIRTS TAILORED SUITS ; . Tatteta, ponge, fale alk, wool gab [Faille ilk, sores, gubardioes, wor ¢. 35 Bests -35 CEN In Use For Over 30 Years House Dresses | '70c¢ Full yard wide unbleached Mustin arin: er, Poli 5 woed |e ileal tnd serge com bin ee 8 i * Woo! = season } der the Food! Of Dainty Crepe, at | ee ee white checka—fine variety of latest Bret, "ep white, black and Y The Kind You Have Always Bought ainty Crepe, modela— check’ worsteds and / Exact Copy of Wrapper. THe CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY, SUMMERY FLOWERED and striped crepe mares in lot, bot not at each pr Dresses with embroidered organdie collars. Also striped lawn and percale Dresses with embroidered fronts. Becond floor, Central Building, Carpet Samples] g 5c At 14 to 14 Less Than Yd. Price OTHERS 50c TO $1.50, 575 Carpet samples one and one and a half yards long. Mostly of the better grades of Carpet. Sule a few. are in plain colors, all nicely finished on ends or fringed. A number of the plain color samples that were sold at $3.25 a yard are to go Thursday at.. 85c each 2 Toind Kast Building, Women’s Undervests 0c Unusual Values at WOMEN’S BLEACHED cotton ribbed Under- vests, low neck, sleeveless, in regular sizes, Women’s Combinations, 22c Better than usual quality. Fine ribbed cotton Com- binations, low neck, sleeveless; wide cut knee, lace trimmed. In regular sizes. Street floor, Fulton street, Central Building, White Kid Belts | That Are So Popular | 39c YOU SEE THEM at mountain, country and sea- store resoris—everywhere, in fact, where folk who dress according to fashion’s latest dictates gather. White kid Belts—this Summer's fad—2% and 3 inch widths, Street floor, Fulton street, Central Building, s Mohair: out comBinations—silk olla) and trimmings. >—_—_______________-@ MORNING SPECIALS—Tomorrew, Thursday, Until 1 P, M. To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted. No Mail or Telephone Ordera $1.98 to $2.49 Women's Tub Dresses. . 1.87 | 89 ct. Mercorised Naphine—Des. Wri lain color: 18-inch—bleached—hemmed ready including ¥ for use, Pretty Aprons of Ginghem pe ns {lOc PERCALE APRONS, white ground with neat block designs, also gingham Aprons in neat check. Apron and pocket bound with white. Store orders only. Percale Apron and Cap Sets, 29c Percale in neat checks, Dutch shaped Cap. Store a orders only. Second floor, East Building, . ‘ Up tHe Hupson By Day.icut All Service Dally Excent Hunday, 34 to 46. WOMEN'S DRESSES—SEKOOND FLOOI 24 ct, Women’s Whi Hose Lvs. Battery, 9.26, onag as 2 jad heel and toe—double DANCING, REGULAR . “MARY POWELL” 10.20; W., Az 10.40 4: Lav Gert nays WeAL LIST RAL Large Bath Towels|16¢ 6 |. | Se . ol RIBRO! Quit Usually 19c and 21c ainew tak te 49 <t She i isbn HEAVY, LARGE SIZE hemmed all white or White: in small” eal Spabriant | Love Branch, Ag 28c colored border Bath Towels, Wyeth’s Hair Tonic suall i Jermey seaside resorts 16 ” Tgtve We aBth aie ty es 19, y Sold at 34c Cotton Momie Weave Towels, 10c and rp hoe ania 39 ct. Yd. Wide Shantung Pengess, .... es Siler 9B te WYETH’S SAGE and Sulphur Hair Tonic, 1214 Each to i for'Summer deesten Blouses, eta Hemmed soft finish absorbent cotton Momie weave Towels, very closely priced at....10c¢ and 18%4c each strips Street flour, AAvingston street, Kast Building, Aspirin Tablets, 72c Five grain tablets, 100 in a bottle, that usually sell at 83c. ‘Street floor, Livingston street, East Building. Sight-Seeing Vachts 10.20, 2.20: tel, Breed if bloo: yr O! - IRD FLOO! HUDSON jogo Bors cLotulka— Ti 2, AM NAVIGATION | iiss & 70 ct. Boy Pajamas, iy i pik wt om MMAR | a Bathing Suits Men’s Straw Hats at| g 8c Ns a es —-— _LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS. § $1. 69 That Have Been $1.50 98 ct. Stoel Knives and Ferks,......... 69] 19 to 2. Ma's Ha rf Atlantic Hi ailants “chan Brae ot = ies ry ‘Have Been $1.98 OTHERS THAT are usually marked up to $3.00 Welle fot remap al HANDKERCHIEPS—MAIN FLOOR, PRETTY BLACK mohair Suits with black and white striped sateen trimming on sleeves, neck and front, Splendid values, Balcony, west side, Central Bulkting, at $1.50 and $1.95, Braid Hats of fine split, ‘ Sith Parasols. oar mackinaw or shinkee straw. |] 94 ¢t: Gite sare ah nd pon, a lain, stripes $5.00 Panamas at $3.95 | $8.00 Panamas at $5.05 tabs ‘ASO! peeps Men's Shop, Hoyt street, East Building, } itripes, cheo! Children’s Dresses, Usually $1.50to $1.98,95¢ Panamas & ie ee to 14 yr Ivet. ribbon or ern otlk peda DRESSES FOR lL LE children—lingerie Dresses, trimmed with lace and embroidery. An exceptional value. 79c P. K. Carriage Covers, 39c Machine embroidery. Pretty and serviceable. fiecond floor, Rest Building, “casiteron” FARE | OCENTS ANTOMOBIES l Daily ft. of Neae jut, : FOR SALE. ss Diamonds on Credit Ey? 7425, . MADEN TANE, PRONE 0881 Cont, | DiAY bith 10S KARS BERGMAN Trou Stommbs oat Co BER SHA AY AEaUNG Erk. oN A ohty c ON ‘ie Y i fonts w en KULKAWAY SA Ny a7 ot) cae DAILY AND SUN seen TRIPS TO | rr Interstate Park Landings Me Beira Chaney for #8 4 faue, hd EAD aa Summer Business Hours 9:00 A. M. to 6 P. M. Closed All Day Saturday (ae During Past 15 Years) ls, eee mebay sls Sunday World Wants Werk Ba hi cl vans ce oh Monday Morning Wonders. |