The evening world. Newspaper, July 14, 1915, Page 12

TES BY PARCEL POST. ‘Sf Packages Incrensed So ae to Include Them IMINGTON, | July 14 moral’ Burleson Is y lnereasing the Je post package and for art nl the principal the commercial an 0 bring Within the regulatio the U. S. live in rural districts remote " $from physicians or drug stores, - Sand they are obliged to depend Zupon proprietary medicines to avery great extent. To the women in these homes: such standard reinedies as dia E. Pinkham's Vegetable US. Army & Navy G tation elhnaipatenah adele ianeieinenanaenel aaemcoaaeneianememnaneaneae AUTO DEATH UST IN CHTY FOR NE HAD 34 ITI Health Department Urges Stricter Laws for Those Driving Machines, | pan | Figures prepared by the Bureau of ; Records of the Department of Health, issued to-day, show that during June, on the streets of New York City by ‘automobiles, an increase of 70 per cent. over the number during | June, 1914. During the first six months of 1915 162 lives were lost. people to demand uniform standards for all who operate motor vehicles and more stringent enforcement of existing regulations. It adds: “The Department points out that the control of an automobile in the streets is not a task for a child, an untrained amateur, @ neurasthente, an excitable person or a weakling, In the hands of such persons a motor vehicle is an engine of death. It is the clear duty of the au! jto see that the competency and trustworthiness of every would-be operator is satisfactorily established, How does the Legislature perform | this duty? By the enactment of a owner's capacity and which expressly Prohibits any local authority from enacting supplementary protective regulation “Under t Highways Law of tho State of Ne York any owner or any member of the family of an owner is permitted to drive a motor car. Tho question of me! hysical ca- ly removes rust and pacity does not nd yet there is not the 4 about the risk involv | in theatrical , box office deen closely following the adventures of the prin- | cipals in the a |, Grace Cunard and. Francis Ford, through the columns of |\ahe Evening World, where the play ‘has been running In nov ‘Emerson Hough has written based on his original movi; +} e Who's this guy? Billy Richie can squeeze a laff out of you even if you're decorated with Bvendpote and your wife has a sick jouse. He's the irresistable, pushing, destructive type of moving-picture comedian who ties a can to tragedy and makes go regard life as one derned aunt at your chuckle after another. It’s hard to talent at work when Bill is on a picture at Universal City. flock around Bill's stage and have a good Jaugh before the picture gets to the public, make another comedian laugh bells ong Universal City is just now seething with talent — Broadway Stars—the leaders of the screen favorites grout sed beeuty. We are looking It you are out to the California Fairy, drop in at Universal Ene: Angels on te dec ine of te Sante Pas” The roanse on e. e- * ment thow you HOW THE MOVIES ARE MADE Universal Film Manufacturing Co. 1600 Broadway, New York City Carl Laemmle, President, “The Largest Film Manufacturing Concern in the Universe” Studios in New York, Factories in New orities then | p* “THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1 scenario which ranks with his best work. Hive episodes of the serial #0 far have been released and each one has exceeded the preceding in dra- matio interest. The scene is a mythi- Baikan principality where auto. the vory- mobiles, flying machines modern engines of war where In evidence, WHERE THE sHORTAGE 15, (From the Houston Post.) Of course there will be people to eriti else the creation of new offices, but they | ought to remember that this ts a gov- | ernment of the people and that so far ‘are not nearly enough offices t in What to Do to Get Fat and Increase Weight The Real Cause of Thinness thin peop 1915, thirty-four persons were killed | P The Health Department urges the |) until they What euch m all about the will multiply And Increase For such @ condition 1 always recom mend eating a Sargol is 4 ir wn to absolutely harmle t eaten with ot of increas cht of @ thin mi statute which requires no test of an|'* blood's carrying CIVIL SERVICE. EXAMINATION FOR TABULATING MACHINE OPERATOR (Hollerith Machine). Salary $600 Per Annum. dates must prewent evidence of havin ped ina umition giving . Y it. 2. vb Hon. wilt precede: the men ac Aas A i rm a recent July 13 to July 27 The Minimum Age Is 17 Years, '@MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION. Mf course, he's a Universalite. keep the other putting hey a And anybody, who can go to the actor’s Heaven with the world over that will please and entertain yc it ae at work, It's pod New Jersey and California. York and New jersey. the Civilized World, Our Rex,” “101—Blaog,” “Gold Seal” Always a good show where UNIVERSAL Pictures are shown "| suburban towns within a radius of 80 miles. i : aE, Embroideries 15¢ Flouneings and Cor- pad ss epg in. wide; sale; 45 Cr Flouncings and Allovers—36 to 40 inches wide; all white and nip Sib tae on white; sale; J.B.GREENHUT COMPANY. “THE BIG STORE” Born wes SIXTH AVE.. ISTO I9t! STREET Usual Complimentary aa GREEN TRADING STAMPS Free Tomorrow Distribution in our Annex Building. an date good in any one book. 100 Complimentary Stamps good in Any one book, but you may start es many books as you please ruistees’ Sales (By Order of the United States District Court) Because of the Crowds in Attendance, We Cannot Guarantee to Fill Mail or Telephone Orders on These Items. Women’s and | Misses’ *3 &*4 Semi-Monthly Sale of Groceries Good Time to Buy Table Si for the Remainder of This The very choicest It will pay you to We ship to the seashore and to all resorts, NN \ Misses’ Summer Suits, Formerly to $16.50 ) A Clearaway Tomorrow, at . . . . . Prepaying freight charges to all raliroad eta: tions. Free wagon delivery service to over 900 Mail and telephone orders filled. Phone Cheises 4000. Fresh Veg tables NEW WHITE ONIONS, new red onions, new yellow onions; NEW YOUNG CARRO’ 3. bunches FRESH GREEN WATE! Parsley, fresh green mi 2 bunches Patent Flour FOUNTAIN, PREMIUM, FAMILY FLOUR ie-boly bar SL.OB: Ti tae, GOC Tetley’s Teas Formosa Oolong or mixed lead packets; usually 75 a tb.; while they last, Ib.......++ The celebrated Lakeside brand; case 2 doz., $1.20; reg. 100 oan.. For icing cakes, 6 boxes, 45e; FREE—Regular y Cake Mixer with « purchase of Snow-Mellow. Come and eee our coffee roaster In daily operation. FANCY MARACAIBO 5% Ibe, 815 Ib... HERALD’ BLEND CO! 10 ibs ‘ Delicious fresh mixed fruits; reg. $1 quart glass jar. tee STRAINED TOMATO—Red doz., 3Oc; 3 reg. Se HOUSEHOLD TEAS—g1 mixed to order; 4 Ibs. EDDY'S PURE JEL ed; dor, reg. Se oval can. PEANUT BUTTER— made; 6 jars, 20c MAZEL GLOSS STARCH No. 6 box, 47; No. 3 carton CORDOVA CANDLES or MISSION CANDLES—reg. 25 carton COOKING OlL—Goodwin's brand; for cook- ing, frying and baki \y-galion can, 40¢ full quart bottle Peaches; large ne We deilver peaches’ in ‘ita, Nee 4 . a wee go + 8 Rms 0 pum ee AMAR AOE ME? SORCERY re RN EEN NRT $1 White Voile Blouses; Array of - | Dainty New Styles—Sale Tomorrow =e N black. N There are STRIPED DRESSES—white with stripes of green, lavender, rose or black. Sal N Really stunning and very practical. Summer Dresses, § | New and Dainty Styles; Sale . ....... A Unusually smart dresses in a wealth of popular materials, including FANCY STRIPED N VOILES, FANCY CHECKED VOILES and LINENES, in most favored shades of rose, N green, lavender and tan. 8 N Juvenile Automobiles— N Formerly $3.95, Collection of styles includes dresses with deep white lawn collars; lace edged collars, N N Ball-Bearing Hand Cars— N Pique collars and cuffs, fancy tucked yokes, velvet girdles, flounce and tunic skirts. Remarkably effective tailored and dressy styles at this low price. THE QUANTITY IS LIMITED—COME EARLY. Belted styles; box-plaited backs and braided edge models. , Formerly $8.95, $5 le, $2.45 Rubber-tired wheels and adjust- abl 8. Sale, $5.95 These cars are so constructed that they are equally adapted for small or large children. N Women’s $1 Hand Bags— Materials include: PANAMA CLOTH, BELGIAN BLUE POPLIN and SHEPHERD NV N CHECK WORSTED. Sizes for misses and small women only. ) Women’s and Misses’ 3.95 “Golfcord” : Sport Coats—Sale Tomorrow . . . ° Very serviceable; very smart styles with loose belt and convertible collar. Choice of newest colors. One of these coats is really an indispensable part of a summer wardrobe. Men’s Fine Blue Serge Suits Strictly AllWool, AbsolutelyHand Tailored $ 1 Usual Prices to $22.50. Reduced for Tomorrow to 1 8 5 Two hundred suits—and two hundred beauties. In fact, the very choicest blue Serge suits that this or any other store in town has offered at such a low price this season. PEIGaia REMEMBER ONLY 200 OF THESE FINE SUITS TO BE SOLD AT THIS None was made to retail for less than $15. And many for as much as $22.50. From every standpoint—material, tailoring, style—these suits measure up to the best to be found in town at the valuations quoted. Choice of light or medium weights. Half, quarter or full lined. Sizes 33 to 50. HighestClass*5 & §6 White and Striped $ Flannel Trousers. Specially Priced at 3.95 Nothing smarter to wear with a blue serge coat. A pair of these trousers, added to a serge suit, gives you practically two suits. \ blouses with square collars with button-trimmed revers, patch breast pocket and 34-length sleeves. All white—or collars, cuffs and revers of navy or red. $9.95 | N $5 Black Leather Travelling ZRII MILILLLMLL ALLDATA VALUE \ 75c Middy Blouses, Sizes 14 to 20 Years 49e¢ | Choice Tomorrow... ..... 4... N New styles of white galatea with regulation sailor collars; trimmed with braid; also N Smart blouses of sheer white voile; beautifully trimmed with lace insertions, hem- ff N stitching, embroidery; scalloped embroidery or lace trimmed rolling collars. Styles of net combined with shadow lace, as well as crossbar and fancy self-striped 2.45 Clearaway of discontinued lines from our own superb stock. Summer's smartest styles in low shoes in an excellent assortment of most wanted N voile, also included. Women’s £3.50, #4 & %5 “Foot-Mould” mt N Low Shoes—Sale Tomorrow . .. « N leathers, Not all sizes in each style, but all sizes and widths in the collection, Canvas Shoes and Pumps—Sale Tomorrow Excellent quality white canvas; Goodyear-welted soles; leather Cuban heels. Si 214 to 5; B and C widths only. 50c Heavy Tricot 68¢c Full 16-Button Length Two clasps; double finger tips; white or Mousquetaire; double finger tips; extra fine; white and black. LULL TALE ! Women’s 82 and $2.50 White $1 izes Sale, 79¢ Crepe Grain Morocco, India Goat, Goat Seal and several other dur- al Fis hers; leather or fancy linings, fitted with purse and mirror; some with centre com- partment. le, $3.95 Oxford style; oe and roomy; strong frame; solid brass lock and catches; good handle; leather lined; with 3 pockets. Sizes 16, 17 end 18 inches. Hare slats; ass clamps and corners; eel bottem; large steel hinges; 2 straps over hody; deep tray with hat box. Notions 10c Size Can “Everwite”— white shoe cl ; ft top can—sale.. wg Say ian, andy or Nev. ui f Shoe Dressing 95c Milan Hemp Dress Shapes —sale +++ 590 75 Felt Sport Hate—sal . $1.25 Panama Shapes—sale..... \ Flowered Crepe Porch N Dresses—Sale, 95e Yoke skirts; collar and cuffs of all- over embroidery ; sizes up to 46, N “Extra Size” Percale Dresses—Sale, 95e Striped Percale dresses; strict! tailored models; sizes 48, 50 and 52, From Our Upholstery Dept. 25¢ Scrims—2,000 yards; sale, yard 15 $2.75 Scrim Curtains—with imi- j tation crochet | 100 pairs; sale “Crex” Grass Matting Rugs 086 Sines a3 Reduced prices _ ool, -looking, sanit serviceable rugs ot this y make priced during this sale as follows: $3.75 Ruge—size 8x7.6..... $2.25 $5.50 Ruge—size 8x8 $3.55 $5.60 Ruge—size 8x9 $7.00 Ruge—size 0x9. 4. $7.25 Ruge—size 9x10...,. $4.95 Sale Continued of Crex Matti in regular sizes; plain an, fancy figured, Cut Glass Specials $2.50 Cut Glass Water Bottl —sale.... 1,69 $2.95 Cut Glass Bowls—sale. $1.79 $4.50 Cut Glass Fern Dish— complete; sale 3 $8.00 Cut Glass Water Sei complete; sale. 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