The evening world. Newspaper, January 10, 1916, Page 4

. THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1916. a ~- - - —_——— Laieneinencennenioe apeedai xonenonceesgsiiaiesainsiacieniansimisaieessicseanies tin MeCue, who fathered the bilt Infmember of the Child Welfare Board o tuxpayer and fatia to observe " explosion occurred {nu small build. | SWISS MAILS BURDENED. ’ |tim Mtecue, who tarnared the Bill Se Oe Weer tortint C Limetals Mueee lige he tbe |p rage Meg ster eg ng esipsitneeiante bel te teal tal miswtoner Kings. ame budge * ley [Was some distance from the main 0 for Woe ame time they w evxented by!, in charity trust « munificen tT buildings. Fe000,000 Letters Hanitte | Senator William H han A was evenly di- « conm y of 5,000,000 {te SOON caeniliinenially Prisoners in Four Monts | Sioned the ares at area he shinin example of Roo neater. | the superi: the plant sald ile Pad the ics Canalis ion it migt ell h propriated 1 dias , de BERNE, Jan. 10 (vin Put < the! | 7 that Commissioner $65,000, wit Itants number: | that onty th head. GOVERNMENT LOSES Bwiss mails transmitted to p A # the Sta was only a member of this Ing about « ai of « million; and | ‘The explosion te not See baiyren, Ane fy hg oe nd r two years’ study because of the prov.aion of the the County of Rensselaer, with about know a SHIPPING POOL Sul plu og fund" 000 he order A Ponsions, innit hich ineided him ex-officio, | | 128,000 inhabitants, appropriated $4, | tenia that t 30,000, ' ‘ . Mathews ondeavors to defen lor this pur $Y seb france ws ANY on the aubjec tivities of the Child Welfare “This is a # itlustration of | blast agencle: be ear acs @eere in Germany and ! tatisties and alt i tating tha toard was ft our very ef. The sith a aa been cy Court Decides That Trans yoana in France. to with recommenda-| on Atig. 13 eek after of this law in ae Soh ish, N: —— ast ippointe ot, hows = - ‘ r nn Walsh, Nyack! aitantic Agreemet came "Vol In is | ay, ac te atin bie farther wiaiementt ed the opinion = ie [N.Y Larney, bhiladet: antic Agreement Became “Void @ nef State Commission Roused by} win a ‘ Wore raaalved (os fleet "added that! Number of Other Men Injured|f address not! — of Actualilies by the War. " te ee poe fs ye ; wad: owe “ : , The sane by Siees Tt t | WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.—The Gov- Sec ar cenicw Charity Methods” by Which | prosent Widows’ Por sllably Informed that soon Pehiset hy Ameemblyman: Brea Bee y Great Blow-Up at ernment’s anti-trust sult, begun fn nade? and a ag J ha zation he went on a vaca- Pressed by Aw main Ire t ‘ ee Ca nal Ge hile eee en me ey ow Ie Nultfied Here, | ee viworem sg ped by ni according to his statement nd Senator Ha Hox Carney’s Point, N. J ne Now: York \ pedi cooked, pure food , Hed Frere the ‘ ‘outed { until the first of October | bs =i ’ u * he war agains ¢ ‘a Attention to Un by 4 sida. to. bs Paupeelaing Hoard felt tt had acquired | tw o Tralee € eens " es ged in carrying stecrage toward arresting | , { twediclenk. kee ta to ent an inte Ont., Jan. t iv tidy a IA d to-day by mainay, bot in ' : - sleds are Bar rf to the Board oman are ¢€ "HILADELPHIA, Jan, 10.—Three| off t shock, with tor ols hety. Ww By Sophie Irene Loeb. } “Ww tl w, which Wax made This clearly "nate ated he in a head Jn eelllaton men were i and a number injured | #¥! Na : Joated up th yb “ . A ‘i ; pence ne a head- ston nile cleared up th ool oe Coveenes Un | Mem i Rd AR fea og Bt ee paler the lack of digas thee ae ts me jo jan Pacific Railway trains at{in an explosion of smokeless powder | Vail\\| ba be Himited. ‘Before ate can do her moat, | ( tasion f Relief of Wid-| pri Jspect at least to these 2,000 appli-| early to-day at the plant of the Duly) email, ae the Onder, euch circ ' exidence of Mrs W | tat if » purpose| LIKE SAME OLD ORGANIZED |“ = - mans Alterative, 1 Bast Fitt reat, and| of keeping the home o widow and CHARITY METHODS. Y 2 1 reaolut against the pres-| ler children intatet without subject. | “What Mr. Mathews may mean by ent method of administering the law | ing , ¢ taint of che and |‘ ; Is probably methods of Y, which may most Instances tigation,’ 25 Ivice’ and 5° por ther taille onal sacrifice’ that they nto tions |! man | Those resolutions will he taken to Al ‘ y Assemblyman | anid | WOULD MAKE LAW CLEAR ANDO | MANDATORY. existence worthy widows, Adve. bany to Economy-Eye-Openers At All 258 James Butler Inc. Stores and Markets in serving Wherea 6 law has been in force Welfare Board heal alnoe Jury 2 16 weAt the sam Mr. Mathews is! ving received such an enthusiastic reception, our HALF- [been hae aE id daRw Ine pay the Ae FO ALE is again continued,—this time until Wednesday late tA tle aie, et, nae Iimoutt ¢ the nate widow and Evening. Thousands repeated their orders last week. All of our wines in this city, first, by placing | Rimself to patrons will have another opportunity to buy at half-price, There the work of investigating in the De-|"" Sif he had taken the trouble te | are many other extremely attractive offers, some of which follow:— partment of Chariti ort of the legis- Extraordinary § Joi See se Pride of St. Louis Flour Resolved, That the New York State Commission for the Relief of Widowed Mothers recommend Superlative XXXX,: Best for Bread, Biscuit, Cake or Pastry 2414-lb.Bag| '4-Bag |7-lb. Bag |3'4-lb. Bag Fur Sale | to the Legisiature that euch | fonds ip min Cc c Cc c , aie eit ; amendments be made to the law | organized. To be held for the first time in our NEW BUILDING on as will restore it to its first pur charity way. It travels in a cir cle. “After six months of such de- lay, which he attempts to defend, the fact still remains that at the last meeting of the bo were but twenty-nine tually completed and rea pose and principles, as found to be to the best interest of this community, and to urge that such | legislation be drawn so as te make its meaning unmistakable Choice Yellow Clings, preserved in syrup; make a delicious dessert; large No. 214 can, cut to..... i Monday, January 10 & Tuesday, January 11 California Peaches, 10° : Wednesday, January 12 Sinictsog te tote bk | wwe | Special Sale of Rich, Whole Milk—Every Can Guaranteed little calculation to ase widow N 200 will be reached. public agitation oc- unsatisfactory 8 of appll- ersonally for This sale will be as heretofore the Fur Event of the year Prices reduced on entire stock No C, O. D.'s, Exchanges or Approvals : ORwillon Eatablished 1723 New Address Fifth Avenue at Fifty-third Street, New York Five carloads of our Four Best Brands, just received, fresh from the condensery, this week as follows: Evaporated Milk, Lakeview, tall 10¢ can 6c Butler’s Milk, condensed; sanitary can... « 8c Evaporated Milk, belie Brook, tallioccean Je; Essie Milk, (ising bot Comet oe TOE 9 full sizecan.......... ‘ Essie Peas, {2'"s sited: delicowsly ten- 9 Be) Deas, em aneet 10° Triumph speedily and before irreparable injury be done. Judge Aaron J. 1 the commission, presided, and when a statement of William I Te ; Chairman of the Child W 3 | was presonted, in which M attempted to defend the nistering, or rather to administer the Widows’ He is « superintendent y, Chairman of |¢ | Kast View sifted; der; Le. can... ministra made the gre for some other wae bidden away in Department of Charities’ budget ila is rather sad commentary the so-called Budget Committee ¢ Board of Estimate, as well as Equalization, Standardization, the Retrenehment and Economy Commit~- the Association for Im- |tee, whic ses the removal of sey- CESS 3 lons of the Poor, Ha eral $80 onth scrub women in < 2 a rice by the Mayor as a order to the unjust burdens Continued for three days, large 10c. can At Half Price ai é t of standard quality ~ = Continued for choice, sweet, green rN Altman uf three days, Early June Peas, Ps e largest 10c. with the fresh, gar- nena, den flavor FIFTH AVENUE - MADISON AVIEN highest qual- Blue Ribbon, 10c Thirty-fourth Street NEW YORK hirty-fiftin Street ity, fresh . Farina vackage 5x y j a ee PE heer from the mill 2 ROME Y: Shredded Wheat, Package .......+ 10¢ Whole Wheat Biscuit, pi:;."°... 10¢ Colman’s Mustard, 1-1. tin..207: Lea & Perrins’ Sauce, Botte... 19° Pink’s Marmalade, stone jar Mason Jar of Onions.... Essie Tomatoes, Extra large can... 12¢ Turnips, Selected Yellow Canadian. .3 lbs., 5e Grape Fruit, Fine Floridas, large 10¢ size. 5e Oran @S, Sweet, juicy Floridas, dozen. 25¢ Navel Oranges, stra large, juicy; dozen. BOE Sweet Cider, SALES FOR TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) A Reduction Sale of Women’s Washable Morning Dresses Smart Trimmed Hats | composed of satin, maline and straw, offering very exceptional value at Wholesome und delicious; in quart bottles; each “ 1O¢ will con prise 3,000 practical dresses in many | | ee 517.00 will be a feature of special interest ir Millinery Department on the Third Floor tine Decidedly fetching styles are represented i: this collection of Hats,appropriate either fox town or Southern Resort wear. / Little Children’s Imported Lingerie Dresses, Petticoats, Etc. (all handemade and hand-embroidered) wili provide a Sale of speciai interest in the infants’ Wear Department, on the Second Floor, each item being specially priced. attractive styles, developed im the wanted otton m ‘he reduced prices will be 52.50 é $2.85 nt an unusual opportu. the dresses being worth much more.) Orla 4e ry ¢ Ss Sale will nity, prese: (Department, Second Floor) Imported Lingerie Pillow Cases Hand-embroidered) variety of attractive signs and severai xe placed on sale in th Department (Madison section, Fourth will loor) at the unusually low Teas and Coffees Unmatchable in Flavor, Quality and Price Golden Tips Tea, Ceylon’s Best; 1 Ib. carton 50 ZA Stamps with each 1-lb. pkge. of Golden Tips. New Teas, all the choice varieties; lb ........ 30 Zw Stamps with each pound 35¢ New Teas. Essie Coffee, absolutely the best; 1-Ib. sealed pkge. .. 30 ZAC Stamps with each 1-lb, pkge. Essie Coffee. Clean Rice, Nourishing and good, lb... . Triumph Rice, Uncoated; cloth bag. .-. - Peaches, Choice Eveporated, lb... ... Apricots, Chokoest Evaporated, Ib... Pancake Flour, Aunt Nanna’s, pkge Buckwheat, Prepared Blue Ribbon, pkge....... Syrup, Blue Kibbon, can. ..... Molasses, Peerless, can 35¢ Wash boiler, Dust Pans, most healthful and appetizing form: Double Cooker, Parlor Brooms, ::'.::."" Black Japanned; each... .cceeeeee For Cooking Oatuweal, Kice aud other Cereals in Uh Enameled Granit Old Plantation Coffee, in the bean or ground; lb. ..39¢ 20 Jaf Stamps with each Ib. of Old Plantation. Special Blend Coffee, in the bean or ground; Ib... .25¢ 10 ZAC Stumps with each Ib. of Special Blend. Maracaibo & Santos Coffee, in bean or ground, |b. .19¢ 5 JAC Stamps with each lb. of best 19¢ coffee. Tomato Sou Mother Cook, tee can... 5 Liberty Catsup, A fine relish; bottle Sweet Chocolate, Healthful confection; cake, Puritan Salt, Pure, large 2-lb pkge. Sunray Matches, Large Se box... , Taicum Powder, yee ae box.. Peroxide, Larges battles ons... 10¢ Go! ust, Large No. 4 package... LGC Butler’s Borax Soap 10° ® rained Honey, Vare (No. 185)... HC Stamps ; } Yoke Dresses (sizes © months to 2 years 05c., 35c., 51.50 to 3.50 ad poo pure; bottle. or a SYOPRLNS 10 given with Jukes BE 1 Meth 5s 2 5 51.25 1.60 EGGS, First quality storage. ...dozen 29c, 10 for 25¢ | EGGS, Last View New Laid, sealed carton, dozen 47¢ Panel and Semieyoke Dresses (sizes 6 months to2years) . . . . at $2.05 & 3.00 3.00 75c, Empire Dresses (sizes | to 3 years Petticoats, having scalloped edge, oe offered at the same time ng excellent values): of awn, bordered w $1.50, 1.90 & 2.50 t, at At All 35 James Butler Inc. Meat Markets Sirloin Steak , 20¢ Choice cuts from City Dressed Becf Boneless Pot Roast 18° », 15¢ All solid meat; lean ana juicy..... ' Loins of Pork At All 187 James Butler Inc. Licensed Stores Wilson Whiskey, Distillery Botting, bottle 85c Green River Whiskey, }))\\"")).""' 83¢ Salitoruia White Wing foo ent oottle Sauterne, jitter diner: touiee, BBEz I 1B Guinness’s Stout, $1.30; \"" 90¢ dozen at Down lows, covered with Extra choice and nourishing. , Hy bottles, 1 sat Corned Spare Ribs 10¢| | Bass Pale Ale, ji... $1.455 i" $1 Aleo sateen: Flat, meaty and very appetiaing,... Ib AMlowance of 15e per doz, bottles and 108 per doz, for splits (or empties, Size 1214 x 16 inchec oc. 2xC Stamps Given except with Butter, Eggs, Flour and Sugar. Hand-embroidered Lingerie Bibs at 55¢. Sizel4 xi8inches. « 2 « « » J75c Orders Proraptly Delivered FREE of Charge, except Mail Orders by Express, Parcel Post or Freight