The evening world. Newspaper, January 3, 1916, Page 6

PEER N EEN PP apne ane . as nate BOR i rec tcrnresae ep me tenrmranttanaat ae ot ee kis hehe aan THE EVENING WORDD, MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1916, —*, _ oc aT NEW YORK CADETS New York Nautical Cadets Beck Home After jFrovaed, “ob Reacumaers “sate! rune ed tuts io a Us themselves to the strictest tilitary Seeing World on Cruise of Eight Monttis oss tii" ssn shy tay" ~ heveeCadets of the Now York State Nautlea! Scheotehip New port seeing Gan Francisen, aiiilim |charge in such casa Below—in sunny seas on the training ship. a ? FORD READY TO AGAIN’ |" SAIL IN SHIP-SHAPE fore Se a, 1d ee , STRIKE FOR PEACE; . _— > 6 rulers, biame | ers of officials and ple are the result of cruel carelessness. RED TIP CALKS can be quickly and easily inserted in the horseshoe, and will prevent slip: he people their own power. Th d officials that are unfit £ AWAITS HIS CHANCE. these officials have Docks With 45 Young Tars | panes Ha Berens 10 Sek ha pli: “AM pubic, omctals in Wuurope and have a hard steel centre which pene- Jubilant Over Trip. |thle plan ia offored. Mr. Ford sald | Htow high do you go in your indict. trates the ice, and they become sharper keg Et tis Wales? today tp weni| "00 a8 high as you Like, f sxsepe as they wear down. no one In my statement. I hope that! _Wourherieg and faced a gatling guntire of queries on! thig will at least bem lene. 0. tiie SAVE YOUR HORSE FROM FALLS AND Aight months of his peace mission to Europe, from| voters to pick tho right Government BRUISES! York State Nautical which he returned yesterday aboard | Officials for the I am to : "a : the steamer Bergensfjord. He looked | Plame for this as much as an Ask Your Horseshoer, } body else. I havo neglected to v not at all crestfallen over his failurc| and as long as a man dk to stop the Buropean war, “I don't consider the trip of the i g 8 BOYS Prom THe TRAINING GHIG WEWOORTS Hi i Peace delegates or pilgrims from this| iv), ae te | ' onl — country a failure at all,” he waid.| now, not just before it broke wut, not upper to-night These boys are a hardy outfit and | "Please note that. We can’t tell yet| years ago. We might have set a'wise “Tt was « gvend there has been only one case of sick: | what the influence of the trip will be. ple. & great “I talked to many men of the neou- ness aboard.” ness aboa I have just been informed that the! ira) countries we visited, and heard 3, J. D'Anton, the ship's sur-| Kaiser has given permission to the l rywhere that no matte ‘eced geon, wns called on to attend to! poace ‘delegates ¢o pass through Go came out, soctalismp and « ‘fagwe broken toes, ankles and arms occa~|many to The Hague. That soun iven # trenien¢ . sionally, the result of boxing and|S00d. It may mean a triumph, Then | coe ees Op bs again it may mean nothing. Germany. This means that - ‘wrestling matches for the most part, |" found out this much on m: he peo- rl fs “ y trip—| ple will take the reigns of Govern. but only one cadet, Francis McTier-|namely, that all the belligerents are| ment Into their own hands in Bus NEVERSLID MANUFG co, nan, was really ill. He had appendi-|so sick of this war that they hardly| rope more than they have ever dono | NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. citis and was operated on at Ancon, |Know what to do. Yes, and the kings in the past.” | Panama, after which he came home by a different boat. Most of the boys ngresd that in all | the 15,385 miles they travelled the most interesting stop was at Hilo, | Hawaii, where they were taken up| -= to soe Mt. Kilauea, the largest active | voleano on earth, “That was on the Pousti of July,” one of the boys recalled, “and, Hi ekeepers gecpeeeey saat ia ie Aetna e At All 258 J Butler I d Mark would woter between our keel and the bot-| the passage was ticklish enough to ater darke and the way that old lava ames u er hc. ores an ar: e i) ‘nd it oun, 4 A ean! y . a bee dich edhe ne ‘miei, ylang most adventorous y "| Seething te week begecrec'ns flhtutcnl a prices offered below are sensational in the extreme ony etch Pretcgg it tah, two spool “Phe. boys brought ‘the abip home ae Zeros eat Liked he Gam Fran, Ty Mele jhee the eyes of every hhousekeepet to the advantages which than the Newport, grounded throo|tn fine shape from Colon,” sald Capt.|So big they couldnt’ see It all, and R athe JAMES BUTLER SYSTEM OF ECONOMICAL “We times in following the Newport|Murray, with a look of satisfaction. | they liked the one at San Diego bet. | RETAILING. marked the through. Big boulders overhung the|‘You must remember this was their pot ihotgang they were able to do it Prices are cut and profits sacrificed to show. our appreciation us” said one decks, and with the prospect of an-| first cruise. The graduating class was |)! . < { ud of the unprecedented patronage bestowed on us during the there was only six inches of other slide occurring at any moment, | sent up in October on anothor vessel, Meee TWD AT HONGLULO, oF Af Holidays. Our sales surpassed all previous records. 8 ‘ —_—_— —— “The Outrigger Clud at Honomatu| \ R yneag goer are eG Taian ‘Tuesday and Wednesday. FD. ishowed us a bully time,” recounted ead the list over careful nd anticipate y ts all yo } y ies 0 | \ } list ly and anticipate your wants all you TOMORROW, JAN. 4TH ASC ‘ eee Oe ae ggg \ 2? INC: can, for this is a wonderful opportunity to save money. ) P| surf boats to us at Waikiki Beach and x CHOICE were in pretty ood shapa from the we had @ cireus, Twas ye ; A Orders Promptly Delivered FREE of Charge, Hitherto $20 and $25 WATS Siasiey eeéretary of the " e \ it, but the outriggers wero great 7 except Mail Orders by Express, Parcel Post Clearance Reductions py is Reqs hb a me dhsge nosh New York Nautical School, was on SF swain of the dinghey took care to in- 7 te, Punt a i the pier to meet tho ship and deliver ‘ <a >® t H If P $ 5 PF \ine pont Ay Christmas bay checks a f * 5 Wi S ae r ice ° Hittyeeoven new candidates had form the reporter. ‘We could prac On -Monday, Tues- iy hormiie no roi At Half Price woul SA ety enip with the boys e ° tise one day and play the next—piay “ “5 Dashing Winter Coats guint, Ualarmahers and ratioed > | un day and Wednes- P you had a snapshot of all the approved styles Sresent class ‘rqturned ‘trom a three [Ml | On Monday, c day; large 10c. can which have come upon the stage of fashion this Moka vacation. Study rooms are be IE | or cd 4 of standard quality Winter, there is hardly a type you would miss ‘aif cut and sleep aboard the trainiag uesday an : from this ‘assortment af desirable, luxuriously Ay | ship. ens Aaan' <se Wednesday; choice, sweet, green warm, well-tailored coats now reduced to $12.75. .| neMurray that the Newport hes be | | largest 10c. Early June Peas...... There is an earnest intention to make this Sari come tadeayate foes Raat yr hy ackage AEE EEE > TOO MAN ance Sale as decisively new In its values as the Youne'saone, "IN | fresh from. A; Corn Starch, 10c. package.| 5 5 ‘ashlon without extravagance fs the four.atlon ho wuld’ this morning, "ana cur fresh {ff | the miill...... N Farina, Blue Ribbon, 10c. pkge. : stone of this business, and the comparisons are just water supply 1s far too limited. Con- ditions at sea are not so hard now as they used to be, and these boys are made to undergo hardships on tbis ship that they are not ilkely to en- counter later. That is unnocessary. “At San Francisco we saw a Jap- anese training ship that made this one look insignificant. The demand for American seamen has increased &) greatly that we have far more applicants than we can handle, and we s'ould have @ larger, more mod- ern vessel.” Capt, McMurray himself is a grad- uate of the Nautical School, and so is the navigator, Thomas W. Sheri- dan, The other officers of the New- port are Executive Officer C. E, Lit- tlefleld and Junior Officer F, W. Nich- ols, another graduate, The Engineer p | Officer is Commander C. H, Mathews, FORD EXPEDITION WINS PLEA TD MAKE GERMAN TRP as favorable here during the clearance period as at the season’s opening. Included in the reductions at $12.75 are broad- cloths, corduroys, pebble cheviots, mixtures and fur fabrics, in long, medium and short styles— models originally selected with close attention to their correctness. Alterations Continue Free . Sale at All Stores a en te Se com wr Oat Flakes, 3 ns. 10° | String Beans, con... 6°|Sugar Corn, can... 6° Lakeview Evaporated Milk, iiioccs, cio 2% 6F California Peaches, trtxo esc: caw nn LOS Teas and Coffees Unmatchable in Flavor, Quality and Price Golden Tips Tea, Ceylon’s Best; 1 Ib. carton....... 50c | Old Plantation Coffee, in the bean or ground; Ib...30¢ 50 22 Stamps with each 1-Ib. pkge. of Golden Tip 20 Zv¢ Stamps with each Ib, of Old Plantation, . New Teas, all the choice varieties; Ib..........++.0..35¢ | Special Blend Coffee, in the bean or ground; lb... .25¢ 30 2 Stamps with each pound 35c New Teas. 10 ZAC Stamps with each lb. of Special Blend. Essie Coffee, absolutely the best; 1-Ib. sealed pkge....35¢ | Maracaibo & Santos Coffee, in bean or ground, lb. .19¢ 30 2a¢ Stamps with each 1-lb. pkge. Essie Coffee. § 2:9¢ Stamps with each lb, of best 19¢ coffee. Shredded Wheat, Package . . 10¢ | Whole Wheat Biscuit, *:."""... 10¢ Colman’s Mustard, 1-1. tin...... 12¢ | Pink’s Marmalade, stone jar...... 15¢ Lea & Perrins’ Sauce, Bottle... 19° | Mason Jar of Onions............ 10¢ Essie Tomatoes, Extra large can... 12° | Noodles, Eg Brand; large packnge........ 5e BROOKLYN: \460 Fulton Street, &| | NEWARK: 645 Broad Street. y Y Ale Proferred by Landlords am yin Y 4440 Y V4 J Clean Rice, Tomato Soup, yl j \, ad id * UU Yi Ui yy ee (Continued from Hiret Page,) Nourishing and good, lb... Ac Mother Cook, large can... 5c 44 — MC __IN SS Wash Boiler, t2%:.i°"" 98° 8 263,276 Hemel ttt tre..-..10° WORLD “TO LET” ADS,)||| abi to travel through a -belligerent| | Peaches, LAST YEAR— oun ven though {ts journey ts Choice Eveporated, ib... .. 8° pecial. guard with the members tn “ U, s K party (ond as priaen ss “4 Apricots, Y ee Yy 1 00,380 foratons feature gy gr iy free Choicest Evaporated, lb... 15¢ // Y Va More Than the Herald, Times, |] |Ject has developed. For the days the i Baneake Flour, yy YY YY Sun, Tribune and Press >) how they could reach ‘The | Aunt Nanna’s, pkge..... y COLLECTIVELY! Q ol ously d : I yyy, \\\- eS | akin Bat | Buckwheat, Prepared 9 ae Z { Blue Ribbon, pkge. aa Y Wy J Liberty Catsy A fine bir bee Mis ol §e Gold Dust, ’ Large No. 4 Package. ... 16¢ Old Dutch Cleanser, Heald AO GAD oi sera eat qe rong Ammo Bottle, dh to..° Swed o 5° Peroxide, a ss ar ms, "72!" Be Large bottle... ss ..4.45. “yy Y f |||OF GREATEST SERVICE)|| retusa to extond the passports of the | Parlor Brooms, 3:20" 25 Laundry Starch, TO TENANTS! — f 0 as to enable them to travel Syrup, 10¢ many, although an appeal Hf Blue Ribbon, can... .. n made to Mint: Y's yy Yy M7 YY \\__ a Uf op 2: y KIN / Stockholm and to Mini : Molasses, 10¢ For Cooking Oatme y 102% = amps TAY penhagen to this end, Definite word ff Peerless, can.. most healthful and appetizing form: 447, 1, y — ‘ : : given with . by wy aa cy hat tie peace garty mist pe Strained Honey, — ee | Double Cooker, wWacis: i. 29C 10¢ ice and other Cereals in the Dust Pans Black Japanne 9 ew Large 3 lb. box...... . 4 Butler’s Borax Soap 77, Wy < & FO, eat i atemustnttt eae (| Pees: pure: boul 7 coke 25 UY, Y A yy That semed to make passage through L ay ADS é O) Germany out of the question, Accord- |ingly, arrangements were mi WSSSG SSS y y, SCOCRONARER Ghar’ rer to Holland Gut Imperial Rye. low gy » l H Y y IRCULATION IN ought to be objectionable on . hiskey; bottle ’ 89c Y : 4 p ty, yj ITY WHEN PRINTE nt of war conditions in the North . ' w yi ees ‘A y 1} j Wha Yr; I YONG /| as be World san on Plant, Mr. A | Loin Mutton Chops, Etre ch Special Reserve, Blend ot ne old rye whiskies rogulaily ayy . } Min o1 ope joneless, i YY yyy ln / Y/f, YY) fe pubesneo in tHe See haut ty Coma: Sugar Cured Bacon, * "i “7 y y \ SUN, Yy by Guinness’s Stout, i", B1.BOs cover yy: Railroads: | is Bacon is on Sale at all our Grocery Stores. bottles... QS slits... 90c M YI Lippy 5 ne tgs mitigates I | Gopned Spare Ribs, f" ™ " yye| [Bas Pale, Ale, dog’ tot. $4655 vor sis, Yy i y . 5} YY TY JU L/S e PESTA | witcw tne nature’ of tho peace expe: | | Corned Spare Ribs, °° oe Allowance of 1S¢ per doz, bottles and 1We per doz, for KATA, dition’ was explained, and it being UMMM splits for empties, Messi. ™ B\ party oar gor aire fran on a¢ Stamps Given except with Butter, Eggs, Flour and Sugar. » eran 60! eo Consul announces