The evening world. Newspaper, August 9, 1915, Page 7

jing pape! “DOLLARS and SENSE” Hi, J. Barrett. " Mid J. Barr Thi sirtist’s Time Is Worth a Dollar a Minute. “Yes, Mr. Baker, your work is not without morit,” sald Weston, of the Weston Advertising Ageucy.. “But we alréady have ons good commercial artist. Wo could use you only as a second string man; on lettering jobs, Preparation of sample sketches, &o. Bor work of that character we could pay only $18," and Weston, a little runt of @ man, who for some incom- Drehensibile reason, reminded one strongly of a toad, studied the appit- cant with assumed indifference, Bak- | What's the price?” |the business man banded over a $5 “And you rer Hutebing of Bantry. ,Cork, and claimed the model. In leas than five minutes. T' Tit buy : iss Effita Ponniman, only daughter of ra, Wady of Holme Priory, Worsham, ‘Five dollars,” said Baker, ‘Tt Dorset, and N means a ineana ® good many years training, | “I's mine,” was the response, and Bed bugs can enter any home. Peterman’s Discovery (liquid) kill | iqui s le a Tl have it framed and give it wifo on her ad next week. But je sure to sign it.” | Upon checking up that evening Baker found ho had earned #45. io ad made eight sketches, but one man was so impressed that he tn- sisted upon paying $10. Thoreatter, three days’ work a week sufficed to provide a handgome in- come. Baker spent the balance of the time in landscape work, a branch of art in which his real ambition lay. | He finds the demand for his land. scapes very light. But'the market for his personal skotohes ts unlimited. “Apparently more people are in- terested tn thetr personal pulchritude than fn art,” is his cynical ‘Conottston. Peterman’s RoachFood kills roaches. Stand- ard 29 years. Alt dealers. WILLIAM PETERMAN, Ine. 200 Pith Ave, ‘ers work was far superior to his pres- ent artist's and he intended to use him for his best clients, but, realizing, from past experience, that most art- tots are jacking in business ability, he hoped to get this new arrival in the city at bargain rates, “Eightvon dollars a day or a week?” ton. “Woe don’t pa aie presidents’ salarion in this town.” The artist gathered his sketches to- ‘ether and replaced them tn his port- folio, Then he arose to leave. “Not interested?” inquired Weston. “You don't want an artist, Mr, Wes- jon,” ‘was the reply, “Why don't you s@vertise for an office boy if that’s what you're after?’ And Bakor left the room. “Well, that's the ‘last shot,” reflect- @4 the artist as he stood on the stroet @orner surveying the passing traffic. “Here I've beon in this town a week, T've covered every photo studio arid ev- ery advertising agency and there isn't @ job in the city. I've got to stir up eomething.” Kutering a hotel, Baker seated himself in the lobby to ponder on tho situation over a cigar. “There's a wueer looking old cod- ger,” ho reflected, as he noted @ fat man with a huge, bulbous proboscis, who sat within his rango of vision. And the artist idly sketched the ua- 8 model on the back of an old envelope. “By Goorge, that's clever,” ex- glaimed a man who, seated in the next chair had glanced over the ar- tist’s shoulder at the drawing, “It's better than one of myself for, which IT once pald $5." “How was that?” interested “Oh, it Was some years ago," eald the stranger, “in a distant city, One of you fellows dropped into my office one day, sketched mo in about five minutes and sold mo the picture for $5. My wife still treasures It, She had it framed and money wouldn’t inquired Baker, buy it.” . “ttave a cigar,’ ” said the artist, “T wo It to you,” and with this cryptic utterance, he handed the stranger a smoke and abruptly left the hotel. Next morning, provided only with @ penci! and pad, the artist boarded the elevator and rode to the top floor of a large office building. Entering fan office, he found a real estate man peated -) his desk scanning the morn- Wt attr” mala Baker, nnd séat- ing himself, began his sketch, So real estate man regarded him fn amazement. Five minutes later the artist tossed the sketch on hia desi. 3et your wife would Hite that,” he suggested. “Man! but you're @ wonder!” ex- VAUDEVILLE. FrPROcTOR' 5 AUDEVILLR & PHC iow’ ’s American 1 Roof ¢ mbes a Ae SEATS a le Show | (UV yD. NORTH BE N NORT TBbe EeS sori Sete H PRES iewoul Ss STEEPLECHASE er ae Le Bee, Famout_ Mu Are LUNA reas Vocal and Band Concerts FREE DANCING CONTEST THURSDAY NIGHT HENDERSON'S ** MUSTO, HALL Claire Rochester! §i{1 Ticbite Gertone, fe, NEW Ne Ivday |RUTZL | SCHEER, BRIGHTON | Bowutae’ fen Soran 1! Maryon" Vedio, “ethers: op .% 1300 Av ARK %, %;, 136 sug nanny wera F6u1 ATEN " BURLESG FOR t SALE. \ cmemaeate: Summer Sacrifice Sale. $ 5-Pe. Covers les tapestry, stored tress frames Beate STAR uli co Co. 10 E, 14TH ST, leet Se n Credit Eiio7 Wits, # Diamond Co, PHONH 5867 CORT, herbs ane eee 4 —— Nive H, Penniman Eagaged to Brit- ish Army Officer, LONDON, Aug. %.—Tho Post an- nounces the engagement of Major 8. Hutchina, son, of the late Bamuel New- ——— Proprietary Medicines Pre- scribed by Doctors Examination of the formu- lary departments of leading drug stores throughout the uy has jbl avery jarge percentage the - scriptions filled for doctors are for proprietary medicines. This is because the average doctor of ated is unable to 01 devise prescript efficacious. Such_standard remedies as Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound are i Nat over and over again by fair-minded physicians throughout the country.—Advt. ms equally as itt w $4,00. vy pet sta ie snany samiig, S Te he ~——~~PHOTO PLAYS, ane MONTAY, AUG, 9, 3.8, Mom Proap Prospect ‘Thea: ge, Prowpect eater Aves, B. 5, Mons’ per Berenth Xrot, Th atin "hem Bt Lows Thontte, {1 Lawis® Ave, B’kiyn, Hagpton Theatre, 838 Eighth Are, “HUDSON NAVIGATION Com PANY ' RIVER’ pear farePheate i pet = a ‘Theatre, Bann Ge reat Theatre, Chre ie, AE Aes Avditoriam Theatro, Bi Lyceum, at BR may. ‘i Ceown "Theatre, a Hackensack, Tor Notch bat ey ae Conn, Siete (ALBANY DAY LINE) All steamers daily jetta andes Amusu Theatre, EB Gite Bit ir. penatetn baron, pres a erty ‘Tucaire, 08 ast Lith 0s, rae Wee Boise. or rag fears ate oe eos reals Afternoon hog nynie itn poy By Sy tie, Bellvue Ave, ee nitty, Weretester Ave,, Brownsville ‘Theatss, Mapktnson end pay Aree Brouktya, Gelauial Tent, Corea St; 1 hn, Mik ford, Comne = 7. Billiken Theatre, 1048 So, city, ks ‘Theatre, 1405 cite Ave, rook, Westrhesiet Theatre, Mt. Vernon. Cofrnial Theat er: Sit. “HIGHLANDER” nes Lye, Battery 9.16, ¥en fae ie se 10.20), W120 st aan ie ine DEEP SEA FISHING STR, aily at 8 A.M. from Pior 1.N. R. ONLY, SPEC IC PLAZA Shien’ & Pi e°.| No LANDING AT W. 23D ST. HE SCARLET SIN | ANMR A ftatehity CHARLEY CHAPLIN FILM & Othe. | Siw TowN Mun of aoe ahaBewas, |udrend iepunlien to ie! 2.90 & 8.80.4 Leav ih Mt, Goddess" Atlantic Highlands <diitiie FARE 10Cts AUTOMOBILES ta rgaet (eect. Yee Bevaxt) south i adlacd Mah eed ek 4 at Berm Fans, aah be. bad University goal ie Tes Bhp yee Ns MAS hance uss i Mas Ct. STEAMBOAT Ww on the ‘or Hii pot, Long paler Meme at te at ie Shyat ty, Rattery 0.20, uso A. . DAILY AND pidge! ‘PARK ‘TANDINGS | i (ALONG, PME J er RE Pando Pat | FARM & oxo. C0 ‘ i and 8? “tt PAYS TO Rane | AE Sy. CTADPH UE ter aaa, SEARCH ME| |‘ [ee Fenny a aah CLIFTON me Ee ibuneeal na mt ae vu NEW JERSEY CENTRAL “TAURUS.” Joned that the ONLY | CGNGKCRE eons oy et. A FULL ime World Wants Work Wenders 4 50 aac Green Trading Stamps Free Tomorrow with Purchase of = $1 or More—Present Coupon aCUT OUT THIS COUPO. IT IS GOOD TOMORROW ONLY LT pads thes FIFTY) “ H.” Green Trading aie B wi varchasee of $1 ce more, tomorrow, Tessdeye Au These oe ne Seer ie oe ee ee ‘woul inarily Ly betes. T BGREENHUT CO é J.B.GREENHUT COMPANY. “THE BIG STORE” Fountain Startling Bargains for Tuesday’ ’s Shoppers| Trustees’ Sales} (By Order of the United States District Court) We Cannot Guarantee to Fill Mail or Telephone Orders on These Items Our Semi-Annual Furniture Sale Economies of 10 to 50 Per Cent Throughout Our Immense Stocks Magniffeent collections of furniture for every part of the house gathered from America's leading mak: F FURNITURE FOR PARLOR, LIVING ROOM, SITTING ROOM, DINING ROOM -FURNATURE F FOR ANY AND EVERY PART OF ANY HOME. And whether you plan to furnish a modest apartment or an entire mansion you will do well to attend this sale and see what we offer. Then make parisons. We know that you will finally decide to buy here. Just a few of tomorrow's specials are printed here: $15 Fumed Oak Jacobean Oak White Enamel Chiffontere—at......... utfete— At... ..ssseveeeseeees *29: 75 Ouumewae scaseeees oA Has 16x20 French plate mirror; 5 drawers; Consists of two-inch continuous post bed all quartered oak; heavy brass handles. with five fillers; all regular sizes; 10- Excellent value at this very low price, $7.50. year gueranteed Romelink spring and soft- | Made of selected quartered oak; con- struction and finish of the best. ‘19.50 late Ahead tyle; four pos 4 ft. and 4 top mattress in a good quallry ticking. Wire fabric with helical peony ends; sail oe ee *10.45 A aa handsomely aisleecd with heavy O78 Wale Haomee Bet “450 regular elses. steeeeveeeoaneees $14 “Stickley” Fumed Oak seseceenccoeeseceeecenveesers $3 Golden Oak Dining-Room Two-inch continuous posts; guaranteed | Rockers—at................sse00e °9.75| + petites continuous post; baked enamel lacquer, bright or satin finish; all regular sizes; five 1-inch fillers. to Insure evenness of finish. Can be had fn all regular elzes. Women’s Summer Dresses . $ 1.25 Formerly Priced $2.50 to $3.95; Some Higher; Sale at . bal Action, and lots of it, will follow this announcement, for we have reduced hundreds of summer dresses to exactly one-half and less than one-half the original selling prices. All of these dresses are stylish, dainty and desirable. All splendidly made of dependable and pretty washable materials, including flowered corded Crepe and Ratine in popular colored stripes; Linene in white, blue, lavender, tan and pink. Novelty checked and striped Voiles; figured Rice Cloth and Tissues. Smartly trimmed in various ways. Some dresses have yoke, collars and cuffs of eyelet embroidery; others with collars and cuffs of white ;. some of satin with ties and pipings of same material, QUANTITIES ARE LIMITED. | All sizes up to 59 bust measure, but not each size in each eieenige COME EARLY, PLEASE. Remember, two dresses for less than the regular price of one. Floor Coverings At Lowest Prices Seamless Tapestry Brussels Rugs—9x12 feet: Formerly $19.50; Formerly $17.50; sale $13.75 Seamless Tapestry Brussels Ruge—8 ft. 3 x 10 ft. 6; Formerly $17.50; sale $13.75 Formerly $14.50; sale $11.75 Seamed Tapestry Brussels Rugs —size 0x12 feet: Former price $14.50; sale $12.26 Former price $9.75; sale $7.95 Axminster Rugs— Seamless—Ox12 ft.; formerly $26.50; sale $19.75 Seamed—0x12 ft.; formerly $22.50; sale $16.75 High back; wide and comfortable, with genuine Spanish leather automobile seat, box construction elip seat. Voile and Jap Silk Blouses Charming in Stylé and Very Special Some of These Blouses Previously Priced as $] High as $2. Sale at... . ss F berg assortment of styles, Including many of theseason’s favo: + THB VOILE BLOUSES are in flesh color and white; beautifully trimmed with embrotery, frills, etc.; some i broidered in colors. Also several pretty models in white volle blouses in sizes, Sy “rhe Jap ‘Suk Bk in white only handsomely e Ja jouses are in white embroidered with pretty new style collar. Some of organdie, Special Tuesday Only! “Old Glory” Long Cloth Regularly 10c, 11c and 12c Yard; (Only 10,000 Yards), at Yard.... 7c An excellent material for women’s and children's underwear; 36 inches wide; offered in this sale tomorrow in short lengths of 5 to 9 yards; each piece in sealed pockags, (3 grades in the lot in full pieces.) Bed Sheets—Tuesday, Each.... 48¢|75¢ & $1 Renaissance Center gq, Pull size heavy*round thread sheets of bleached muslin; only 1,100 sheets at this very low price. vitene, have been Impored ecm Sapa (ane Baey 49c Bed Pillows—Tuesday, Each 28¢|Saq7eet Towelings—Tueaday, © 5, Fancy striped ticking covered; clean, new feathers. Advance Fall Styles.in| Trimmed Millinery reproductions off] #] ts, priced at $7.50) sale $15.75 Paris $10, $12 and up to $20, } f : } | { \ Boys’ *1 to $2.50} Wash Suits Tuesday 49c, 79% 95chh Percales, Linons, Chai and sition, cel Vestee and Short Russign style. j Bi wove fo = trom, $2.95 Matting Suit, Cases at $1.95 ive coreatat oioee a Women’ 8 Low $5 “Foot- Shoes, % Moulder” Special, ‘1. 95 Pumps, Colonials and Oxfords in smartest styles and best l leathers. Not all sizes, 80 come early. Misses’ and Children’s $1 and §1.25 Low Shoes, 59c so and white canvas; leather soles; Jane £ Two-Strap Pumps; practically* all ty up to 2. Men’s Underwear Regular Prices to $1.00. Sale 39c Fine Gauzes, Cotton and Lisle Shirts and Drawers. Fine Balbriggan Shirts and Draw- ers. Fine Madras and Nainsook Shirts and Drawers. Fine Crepe Cloth and Madras Union Sujts. Knee or ankle lengths; shirts with short or no sleeves. All sizes in the lot, but not every size in each kind of a garment. “Kingly” Trousers Reduced! |! 82 & 52.95 * Rag Rugs A Clean-up Sale! hee bsnl Sis, | Summer Grades for Men & Youths. Former Oxi2 ft. sine oe Prices to $5 a Pair. TUESDAYat...... "1 Oxi2 ft, $0.7 Here's a sale in which our patrons have an opportunity to buy these well-known high- Oxi2 tt, ote.6 in mr class guaranteed trousers at less than wholesale. lhe _dtationery Her "$180 $6.50 Newest styles in weights for immediate and Fall wear; plenty of plain blue Serges and —cloth ro ear ge cor and 8x10 ft. $6.50 $5.25 | black Thibets. 12 envelopes; at.......-..++ 25¢ “Hurd’s” Correspondence Cards note size; lawn finish; 24 cards and 24 envelopes; at., 1 Oc 26c “Navarre” Writing Paper and Ce ndence Carde—fabric fin- ish with blue or le border; cards an Hundreds of trousers In neat Worsteds andCassimeres, All sizes. Bouse Wares Staple Groceries at Special Prices You will do well to supply yourself with these table needs for at least @ month to come, Mail and telephone orders promptly filled. Phone 4000 Chelsea. Straight Sauce Pans— 70c Aluminum + cuore il 39c 85¢ Aluminum Frying Fresh Vegetables || "nc; ores 00% "49 Fre | —9 inches in diameter; wt at,-OBe Brolters NeW eH OS, 23¢ mt pF ye rnd $80: | 12¢ es a Sewing Machines $1 Aluminum Dripping Pans— 65 | ew ‘whine Tues or |] POTATOES the best ss ene a ee 38e Ball Bearing a ; uentps 5 9 NOK15; OE. cececeeeeeeees ic HAMS choles ofS 8c} per. turatons 20¢ Ne “Victory” "i H a .65 to $2.25 Screep Doors—various on Fat atl NEW WHITE ONIONS, yel- Oe at Tees ol raish "5149 CUTE iicus Tread vunee obs |] (ov. nleas or red BAe SOW MELLOW-—for eng rhc HES ter Sale... vic. ccedate $11.75 and natural finish; at.. fora, BT NEW "SPANISH ONIONS — i. : qc ‘Agents’ price $25.) Allattachments; $9.25 Lit-Cover Refrigerators—38 in, 4 $1.05) » 86s; yg brand California | 3 drawers. ripe olives p high; ice capacity about 30 Ibs.; | 1.4 gasses | os., 81-14: 3 tall cane Parlor Cabinet “Victory” waite enamel lined pro- 56, 5 Thee Beno row pokid COFFEE Sewing Machines ats vision chamber; at...... 5 and other popular verigties; tromtty $13 Lift Cover 8 He SRE sees 12C : ‘tbe 8% Ibe, 81; ibe, ‘Agents’ price $50.) All ez latest Refrigerators.......... 10. 25 GRAPE JUICE — owe pases | PRACHS- itenre trend Call. | TEAS—beat tueily teas; grcen, | attachments; 10-year guarantee, alifornia ud 6.50 dos, $1.15; 30¢ dove #175: 15e| 3 sad 35 Machines Sold on hs) Lab-farer et $ 12. 75 3 reg, 25¢ pint bottles... £06. BS CON. eee e es 3 tbs, $1 Bly Payment Plan—$1 a W. eal & uble ZAC Green Trading Stampe with Purchases Till 12 o’Clock—Single Ad¢ Stamps The Ly .