The evening world. Newspaper, August 9, 1915, Page 6

THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, AUGUST | ——_———S—S——"= we Sw to reat-|wait until there has been definite and/ 760 passenger cars, 196,008 — = — ——__ :: =< ret SIE 7] ‘which the company was able to ine “2 ine a net ‘profit of #2 042, After stantial improvement In domes-| frames, 250,000 Lge and e 7. ' y ons for repairs, re: p ness before they can safely one plates in a twelve month pe» s tion, and the pre-|hope for a return on thelr stock. riod, : y payment, the balance) still, on talk of the “big” war bust~| | War orders now booked would keep remaining for the common stock was|ness received by the company, expec- | the company working at cap * IT H eo —__————_————SS—— t i ‘ll equal to $10.56 per ‘ tations of common dividends less than two montha. I Ss ' The 1913 yea been rising, and have found reflection ee . ern TO e 1 ’ ] } f sayh | | Pressed Steel C Y in the market price of the common rk for 2,008, pn ‘i ; : Wes (ig 5 In the year ended Dee. 31 last ; reh 6 Inst the common f 9.—The Publio Mim- | $rd end! Fired Streets, Was of Fifth Avenue Tea amounted to only $18,376, : ‘at 26, On Saturday last it real of the State secured , after deducting expen y positions for 2,005, persons during July, by () pairs, &c., tho balance available for y ive Importance of | according atement issu La | 4 Aa) 4 common dividends was equal to only| the eived trom, Russia, tt since the offices wore open i i , 7 hare. may be pointed ont that the company 7 pave fc rough Exceptional values will be offered : 14 cents per Rey. William Graham Directs OF Dividends. Iden for"the years i8i4, 1h, 183 | That “Burden of Wealth” Be file fe [hare per ARM unde ia | Shifted to Other Heirs a ae mon’ tock ean ‘ecelve. a dividend WA ke Fe S ' | AValuable Series Op ibe verered eee pane L 4 Financial Analyses By Ball te ‘eesti aaa se - VA NO S R‘R: BATSON, Gas anecovererter sxzreonwes '8 CD wD) PRESSED STEEL CAR COMPANY—No. 7. gate Wilh aay te Proctaraations. We have taken in exchange for new Waters (Written Wepecially for The Evening Wor'd.) Domestic business has not been ap- * la player-pianos a large Patrick's Roman Catholle Church, War orders of the Pressed Steel Car Company are valued by the! preciably brett Perales Pianos and snes ae i “hs P t di ps has declined to accept a fortune of [Confany at between $10,000,000 and $16,000,000. ‘The most important | 10s fhe company ie athe Oo Huon number of good uprights which we must dispose o! from $12,000,000 to $15,000,000 left him |order thus far received is for 7,000 cars from the Russian Government.|the Russian car order in this year’s quickly. recently through the death of reia-|This order was placed about six or seven weeks ago. Since then a new| statement it is fairly certain that . | tives in Sidney, Austratia, and Bo-|order for cars has been recetved, but it was not nearly as important as| ‘he. 7,Per cent. dividend on the pro. F These pianos have been put in fine condition and ne South aephogc ; tho first Russian order. than eal a sara ae will be sold at very low prices and on easy terms. have no desire to add to my In addition to the car orders the company has three units of its plants} It can, therefore, readily seen a ‘ “e or 4g burdens @ lot of wealth that would | woring on ahtapnel parts. ‘This is a “farmed-out” order and tts value Js Ne a, Ciek te tae uae This poe special ~_, oe 20 PUG Sy Cea me no ealiathetion,” sald Father linetuded in the total given above. Agents of the French and Russlan| distant future are not well founded. ||| less than its real value, Write for catalogue. Paid gel saree woridip. watts po Governments aro now inspecting Pressel Steel Car plants, and a new eee went ite | aoe my physical neede, and, besides, 1am Ofder may result. However, this 1s very problematical. on the common stock, directors would Horace Waters & Co. nearly sixty years old and often af-| It has been reported at Mer batn| het acthed Brently disappointed. Hed Gruad’ or thie: ee “ae " flctod with rheumatiom, Why ehoula{timos that the company would enter! Orders thus far booked will help fill] burss 4 134 Fifth Ave., nr. 18th St. || 254 Lie nr.8th Ave, 371 E. 149th St., nr. 3d Ave. To-morrow in a ial sale of Women’s Silk Underwear Main Floor, at the following extremely low prices: Glove Silk Vests, ality, made with ‘agers tapes pink or white, at OL.1 5 Seviak whteor dicks = NS" 159 Glove Silk Combination Suits, made mth $2.65 tailored tops; pink or white; embroidered fronts, at ¥“* The New Fall Corsets Including the Classique and Alpha Models (Exclusive with Stern Brothers) Will be found on the Second Floor in various designs and ma- terials for every occasion of dress, and conforming with the new silhouette, which demands perfect curves and higher bust. his advanced age and an occasional H]| attack of rheumatism would preclude y | Judtetous handling of great wealth, Rev, William Graham, pastor of St. | “ | PITTSBURGH, Aug. 9—Relieving apnel and/ UP the gap caused by the depression; amount on the common. The toan @ rheumatic old man like me choose |” the ates ohalis ot on perp that has existed in domestic equip-| business experienced in three of the 127 W. 42d St., nr. B’way to spend the rest of his days on earth |!!#h explosive shells on pe person ment business since 1913. In that past four years see strangly in = a ea 5 ‘ommon stockholder: it under the weight of 0 much money? |“ alo, This ls denied by year sales amounted to 967,359, on ! mini ‘mus’ ho affiliated with the ene Give it to my poor relatives who need states that Pressed 8! icy | Father Graham yesterday received | the . resent in- communications ‘from attorneys tn Tere the ee eenant enter Broadway Store Opens both places asking for directions as f materials 01 . to the management of the estate, He [On the Manufacture of mater et and 33d Street 8.30; Closes 5.30 at once replied that he did not want) "mo put the company in @ position and directed them to get i, Sula manufacture sbella unteation with the helrs| Ty" other ‘wat materials on an ox- SWIMMER SES AIS LIFE SEs You Have the Busiest Storein New York: Very Special for Tuesday: Corsets . at $1.35|Corsets . at $1.85 Of Broche, Coutil and Of Broche and Coutil, elastic White Batiste. tops; in pink or white. Women’s Brassieres at 48c,; 75c & 95c Some are of Batiste, effectively trimmed with embroidery and laces; others of Allover Net with shields. | So said a visitor to us a few days ago, after he had been, as he expressed it, “all around town.” “How : ‘SAVING A YOUNG WOMA tun away is it — he went on, “in the middle of August?” Here are some of the reasons we gave him: Be- i ; the company peaet. y inning wit z rat es ciearue mae mcs wort | The Three Great A t Sal ae John J, Young of Willamaport, N. | sss °c and niet esti e three Great August sales u | ‘i J., Dies After Rescue—Canoe —_| niven would havo to be eliminated be- in which thousands of the more than 6,000,000 dwellers in and around New York are fitting up their ttraction— 01 ; Pe { - Be ieee ek cts haw setters worms Accident Fatal Siaseerorders mt COP Powis seet |] | homes, APPROPRIATELY and ECONOMICALLY—and filling many of their personal needs as well— BOE Reduced to sed, Teh cime amet fel erate leds sce 1) August Furniture Sale—with Initiative a . faving «young woman from drowning | interfere with the’ remulnr business 2) August Sale of Linens and Bedcoverings Sg Pormer peiees SSH? 828 & was } | ee wns could not nwims waded bayona /gys And car Datta. ‘Stickholders who Summer Clearance—‘‘to Keep the New Store NEW”’ Bo 5 Other attractions— Pe a eee en ne eet ea hey | its now, being eatimated by the Wal Then, there are the interesting NEW THINGS—such as new millinery from Paris, for example, ae A Straw bats—Sennits, Splits and Mackinaws | | assistance. | eaten M adettanal that expresses NEW IDEAS in fashions. Add a comfortable, spacious store, and attentive SERVIC. 4 Reduced to tT scrancirucsied Geeperetely and be was | nara and the secret of GIMBEL busy-neas is out. +1.00 ‘ owas able to push her into shallow water that he| [qomNiaa could not follow and called for help. Life guards dragged him ashore but de- apite the wee of a pulmotor he died on the beach. Carl Reiland, nineteen years old, of No. 70 South Eleventh Btreet, Newark, N. J. was drowned off “Woodland | Beach, Staten Island, yesterday after- noon when a canog in which he was dling with George — Groshaber, wenty-one, of No. 180 Wooster Street, Newark, capsized, } | At North Beach Alfred Weskosser, nineteen, of No. $02 East Fortieth Scores of Voile and Organdie Blouses at $1 and $1.85 Earlier in the Season you would have paid $2 and $2.50 for these identical Blouses. All them are ch at any price, but doubly so when you can save nearly half. Surprisingly Lovely Blouses at $1 Savings on Sweaters That Women Want NOW Delightful for cool Summer Evenings, Seashore, Country Club or Mountain Wear, these light weight but warm ibre Silk Sweaters oar Oe a ae ae Ae b > r > b B op id > > > rs > ara Py | Sienet: Manhattan, fractured hls ‘sping | Embroidered Flesh Color and Voile Blouses; lace trimmed. Pur ty sy wy ky uY bY UY i CO) C7 tn te aval Water, “Hoe wes,taten i0 Rt ‘Sohne ‘ Kanth, Hare Cheese Allover Eyelet er-broidery Blouses; Collar and Vestee of lace. At $6.50 Hospital, Long Island City, and his} Embroidered Voile Blouses with pleated Frills. condition ts very serious, Blouses of Eyelet embroidery shadow lace. Real ‘‘Picture’’ Blouses at $1.35 Embroidered Organdie Blouses; cluster tucks and lace trimmed. White Voile Blouses with colored hair line cluster tucks. Voile Blouses with Coatee and Yoke effect trimming of lace. Rose Copenhagen Blue Gold Kelly Green With a Sash, as illustrated, or Belted Norfolk effect; large pockets. Former price was $7.95. The May Manton Fashions | 6 , $7.95 All Wool = - maven | Sweaters at $3.50 a 5 j Orn ROR ees dog ; Angora or Fancy Stitch Sweaters, ¥ i} a, and here ts one that is both sim- Special Every one wy to-the-minute for style EB y = A | x ple and sinart. In the picture it le made and would still be priced $7.95 except for E = w ’ of black and white striped cotton voile we Linen Skirts the broken range ie colors and sizes. jain and Third Floors with trimming of white linen, and the, two materials make an excellent effect ; re we roe ca “+ $5.75 A Thousand + wear nn a aes ote | Wi oth Ste ‘Sries Batiste Lingerie at i are the best for summer, but autumn i of learane: ; ju 5 8 | Not a Summer Ch e—but brand new Lingerie, Tue sday B arga i n 8 “ aporonching, and this biota sd Blue Red over 3,000 places, that, only needs your inspection Hh ap- t ‘ De 1p every way rt precia' e ©: ‘ional values. if | f Green Brown Nainsook and Flesh Color Batiste Princess Slips. 7 Specially Prepared for You in These 1 Sian CONES Wemae, Preearing ay 4 The most notable mode seen at all Two dainty models; hemstitched or lace and ribbon trimmed. e : % t alenk cented Goa near cen A) of the Summer resorts from the St. Envelope Chemises—Six Lovely Styles. Empire R e c el Vv er’s Sales + tn cotton crepe o in wool crepe p Lawrence River to the Jersey Coast. or deep yoke etiect trimmings of lace gd sroleokdery. louse is @ plain one, but with , Th odel is illustrated. But it is oldery mme ig owns. the convertible collar is a real boon. @ mode! J ’ ee ‘le iy te BAe j | impo crtant that you sh waa know that Full Flare or Circular Flounce Petticoats. OF Jn four, ‘asthe width ofthe e skirt opens way down the | In Addition to This Great Offering of subepis cassette P front with large white buttons. Toilet Articles at Savings Y ing little time Uttle effort’ for the $15 French Ivory Sets....... $9 | 25c Rubifoam... 50 Ja” Stamps FREE } a ie he ed a te Hee Boe French Wvory Combe....286 | 7-6 French vat are th " in, . stripes in gray-and-black 10c Nail Brushes bo ic Bathing C: al A With Purchases of $1 or More, Tuesday, All Day are,rmuch used and are practical as. welt : at $10.75 $1 Bath Brushes. thing Cape. agi 00 Cut Out This Coupo This Coupon ts good for So (FIFTY) S. & H. Green Trading Stamps FREE with purchase of $1 or more to-mor- tow, Tuesday, August 10th, These 50 PREE Stamps are of the same kind as those which you would ee Tare *SONS ING " . ¥ IN World 8—9—45, J is Wonderful Savings piled or patch sort and can be omitted, a Third Floor or pockets can be used on the skirt " while the blouse te plain. If a trimmed Seer Shite ahd"ihe Cd ey ane somes #94720 to 880.50 Sister scarce atetey Pack Cloth and Silk Dresses at $10 ¢. ” a ig ay arance of “Mullins anit geal Anning the bookets woud Cle The Keynote of this sale is DESIRABILITY with and scallops Snishi: the vkets wor be handsome. a aa x Bi Canoes and Motor Boats emphasis on the remarkably low price for Evening, Afters Lowest Prices of the Season noon and Street Dresses of $39 Sixteen-Foot Canoes, $29.25 Satins Crepe de Chines Crepe Meteora Pattern No, s7écGewn with 3. or 4 $41 Seventeen-Foot Canoes, $30.75 Taber Suh Poolins crepe incl Suiitee se GE aet ehaul” ** sists trom’ to A8 tastes bus’ Combinations of | Serge-and-Satins . $43 Eighteen-Foot Canoes, $32.25 Hardly any two dresses alike; colors just as varied, < < and the styles, m1 ENING WORLD MAY MANTO: All have the open gunwales, which make them easy to empty of while numerous, include the most liked of the many attractive pret in Everything You Need Ba|} mew} nuittat! Hennig Building, 100 Weet Thirty -secona Street Coppa: water. Bullt on the essy-padaling and steady modified Ingian modal, | | styles we have Deen showing this season Third Floor” ' on peg) Mag tg ee veosipt of ton Conte ln ccs Colors are Harvard crimscn, Yale blue, and coach green, Prices in- ‘These stampe Tor each pattern ordered, clude delivery in New York. IMPORTANT—Write your addi lainty and al Patteras. § sino wanted. Add two cents for letter postage if in’ hurry We can't print items because ma: all lots, whi Hipide partite es ny are small lots, which < $245 16-Foot Launch, $195 With 8 h, p. 1 cylinder 2 cycle ‘‘Ferro” engine. Boys’ $5 Wash Suits, $2.65 i Urry. Very smart Norfolk models, well-made and finished - a sai set — 5 17-Foot Launch, $345 khaki, linen and white. Fourth Floor ' With 7 h, p. 4 cylinder 4 cycle Imperial engine. = > 46 17-Foot Lavnch, $195 ‘ y sae H 0 R L | C K y S$ || |__ wna.» fetinde figee “Peromgte rounn rior || $23 Full Size 50- THEPHORLICK's | lb. “Ostermoor’”’ 2 as TED MAL MILy € THE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK THE FOOD-DRINK FORALLAGES | TAKE A PACKAGE HOME | Women's t8e Tricot Sill Gloves, 386 Layer Felt Mat- Matn Floor . tresses for $1.65 “Piping Rock” Belts, $1 $15 These clever-lookirg Belts give s very smart appearance; black, red, green und blue with white, Mixed Hair Mattresses, | Pull Size Box Springs, $19.75, from 925. $11.76, from $14. wemeas A. D. Matthews’ Sons, Inc. gi ‘MAKES LITTLE QIFPERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— 7 4 WORLD “WANT” AD, WILL GO AND GET IT. $1.60 to $2.50 Beaded Bags, 960 Main Floor