The evening world. Newspaper, January 21, 1916, Page 10

RAN TROLLEY INTO 7) | DERRICK AT FULL Jwnon a westbound car crashed into @ huge electric revolving derri Was being holsted above the track The accident occurred at Jamaica that the motorman of the helght of the car misjudged he swinging derrick, ¥ and thinking hie car would pass sufe Jy beneath it, sped abead In mit . j crash that followed forty persons in . the ca lont of them men, we ” _—— | aisle ty * | An ambulance from St. Mary's H ni Vernanging Arm Sinashed! pit ‘ the seene, i Oe ot alc: ,. laey red were tak i op of Urtiga Jamaica Aves jin a ace. Gh qe nué Line in (Queens. g given emer paige tin as ty Hl Four persons were » sly injurea| = W At more that a 1 wy sarata ae Y ae im an unusual 4 lent on the! prot ably ously injured. “ a jamaica Avenue trolley line inQueens| fie was | * home uncon y 3 Bounty at #20 ¢ k thie morning,| scious, Physivians sald t kull wa ( . probably fractured. } - a Policeman James A.B, Hughes of | 4 3 4 Dennington Avenue, W Ae jhaven, L. 1, attached to the Rich- mond Hill Station, was a passenger nd suffered on of the left eye. Ho was AND COLOR IN HAIR three years old, of No, 246 Davis Avenue, Cedar Manor, L, L, suffered a dislocation of the right leg and was taken to St. Mary's Hospital » forty-three years » 118 Bandman Av a, was taken to bis home m shock and severe con- So Naturally that No- body Can Tell. You can turn gray, faded hair beau. almost over cent bottle tusions \ forward trucks of the car were Recipe are} de and nearly every pane of a wellknown drug- as shattered by the fore of t darkens the hair so y t. The derrick w turally and evenly that no one can by employees of t pi handled 0K » Post Lit has been applied. McCord Construction Company of whose hair is turning gray, be- |New York City, a ant because | Napoleon = ‘Tablesux at Hotel Antor Ball, Many players of the Vitagraph Com- wny will assist Mrs, J. Stuart Blackton in her tableaux, ‘’The Coronation of Na- oleon and pesodhine,” a feature of the Past Side Clinic ball at the Hotel Astor e Mra, Bluckton will portra tadien-in-wattinge will ¢ Misses Beryl and all dan ing and falling hair Gray-haired, get busy with W. ur to-night and th Jowell Hitburn, with Misa Caolyn Birch and Miss Edna May William J Humphrey will play japoleon, Harry 8 Northrup, Talleyrand, and Charlos Kent the Pope GUAVE. & 1G'" ST. REMOVAL SALE ; . Furniture, Carpets and Rugs In réply to the query made by a customer a few days ago: ‘‘How is lvertised by others as January ipear’s prices are ORDINARILY For this Removal Sale every Suite or Single in our present stock, which includes all that intended for the (delayed) opening of our New Store, have been cut from Twenty- five to Forty per cent.’ Quite naturally, our prices are lowest. See fer yourself. Period Library Suite of massive Table, 26x42; Armehuir, Rock backs covered with imitation mol ubstitute for Genuine Lent carved and t« very durable, Except for Ca it could not be sold at the pri and Side Chair, with © heaviest and most sub- ¢ is hand- femoval Prices $30 to $250 Monarch Brand Special Velvet 9x12 Rug Was Removal Price, $25.00 14 of These Brass Beds ‘ona: avy nad — AS $16.75 Brand, Is Rugs $x12 ‘Tapert Were $22. Now trand, 9xi2, Were $35. Nv watin finish Monareh. 'T: y Bruss Axminster $27.50 $12, Removal Price Were $14. Now $9.75 Colonial Period Bedroom Suite itifully rich in appearance, « of its extre: plicity, it ove Preaty rich in appearenc of its extreme simplicity, it will proy consists of Dre hit sized Bed. Was $185. Now ble. In Mahogany Finish $124.75 Other Bedroom Suites, were $90 to $600. let ‘Table and Four-post Dining boos u Table and Six Chairs Genuine Brown Spanish Leather Covere: This is u most exceptional wet ut the price. Conslots Of G-foot massive Exton able, 6 Chairs, upholstered with genuine Brown ther sD go 95 Beats. Was $05. c THE LUCKY BLUEBIRD— Something New in Dinnerware. t t ith the soft red of © of euch piece ts White Enamel Bath Mirror Remo e Open Saturday Until 10 P. M. 6th Av. | 16th St. i 100- Plece Blue. bird Dinner Set, was 918. emovai price $12 Avenvo 4nd Diamond Street, when) a revere! re | THE ROLLING EXER CISES, ILLUSTRATED. LESSON NO. 11—Rolling Exercise, for Reducing Hips. Back numbers of these lessons may be obtained by sending a e-cent t to St. Mary's Hospital and then | - — | home, Don’t Stay Gray! ItDarkeng Wiliam J. Smith, a painter, forty- ote i Diet and Exercise Course _ | WHITE ELECTED HEAD | In Weight and Figure “| In Twenty-Four Daily Lessons Miss Furlong Presents to Her Readers the System of Diet and Exercise by \Vhich She Recently @it0-(b. \7oman 23 stamp to Mise Furlong for each less By Pauline Furlong. ¢ The rolling exercise, for the T@- duction of the hips, will be illus- trated to-day, as I consider all of my pupils who have followed this course from the are now strong enough to mas- ter it. Rolling rometimes causes dizziness, this is because are not you or because the exercise is taken too soon after eating a meal. Indiges- tion often causes this same condl- tion TO-DAY’S EXERCISE. closed fists on the chest at the arm- pits, keop the knees and heels to- gether and the legs rigid. Start to roll either to the right or left and roll | {n each direction about ten times. | This exercise gives to the hips a pow. erfitl masuare suck as can through no other method, as tl tire weight of the body is thrown on exch hip as you roll. Do not be too strenuous with the rolling at the be- | ginning, but later on you may roll twenty-five times with ease TO-DAY'S MENU: LUNCHEON—Stewed pe: sweetened with aweetena, soft bolle eggs and toast 2h—Brotled or baked fish, sprouts, canned otring Wits fruit. D REDUCTION AIDS. readers write and tell me ut they think the exercises when ken at night cause insomnia, 11 always advised those who are foll course to practice @ afternoon, if cause the extra physical exertion, especially if you aro not accustomed | to it, stimulate the circulation and) ! HEALTH Many often produces sleeplessness. If possible cultivate a regular hour | for retirin e¢ E late at n should suire hungry, ple taken 4 half hour be Will satisfy the hunger, action of the liver and f generally. Keeping the arms str above the head often causes res ness and disturbs the slumber. Lie on the right side with the legs outstretched, as th ds digestion, because this position permits the food to pass from the stomach into the Intestines. | Do not sleep in a warm nor damp room, and have a fresh current air constantly stirring dur tire night, ‘The bed cove: but light in weig and many night are als ly tired, at least, ¢ wearines is the m to restful sle 1 al work dur- five minutes’ and lower | retiring to| th part of the body befor: THIS FRENCH SALT | WILL REDUCE WEIGHT! | In reducing flesh and weight, women | | must be extremely eareful. Fat should Jonly be taken off those parts where it i ssary. Drugs taken internally ngerous. Violent dieting are un- tice hips, thighs, abdomen and other parts where fat accumulates, the satisfacte nd positive treatment or more baths with the | hinning Salts. These famous | liar dissolving . Stern's and a ing drug: Send for Booklet. Orient Co., | + Both St, New York. Advt Quick, Painless Way to Remove Hairy Growths Helps to Beauty) . unfailing way to rid | ble hairs enough 1 cover the apply and ia about & fi wash the skin and every trace of hair hus vanished, This is quite harmless, hut Ppoiatment be sure to get | ne in an original package.— | beginning | ™ and), Lie flat on the floor, place the! , For Women to Reduce Reduced the Weightof (bs. in Four Weeks. om desired. Readers are invited to correspond with Misa Furlong, who will reply through the columns of The Evening World. She does not print correspondents’ full names. bring the blood away from the brain. MEABUREMENTS—\its. L. M,N writes: “Tam f ir course, | wing y 1 understand t> weigh not more than ¢ sixty pounds to reduc Practiced enough | h ninety-stx po, and am. five feet two Inchés Your nort Chan a uld not be amphor spi duce the arms. 4 arm exercises and bag punching help bring the arms tb portions. Concentration of yo A separate motion picture serial sup- plement will be given with next Sunday's World In Greater New York and vicinity, FOR MEN Begins To-morrow ou Save 51:55 Quick Action Necessary || Discontinued Lines Broken Lots None Reserved None Held Over Newark Shoe Stores Co. STORES: NEW YORK Crry Rite Qe. OF FIGHTING MAYORS | | Fort Lee Executive Makes an At- | tack on Water Company, Iilus- trated by Moving Picture. Mayor Edward A. White of Fort was elected President of the ern Bergen County Improvement tion—known as the organiza- of fighting Mayors—at the an- sal meeting t night in the 1 Lee Ath b House, He s former Mayor Byron M iyler of Tenafly, who served as President last year. The meeting was one of the largest the history of the organization. Aftor a long discussion of Is of borough financing and Mayor White took up siting, let t tne service and rates *k Water Company. rt time ago Supt. French of company said the hose had burst during a fire in the Holair \| Fin Plant In Fort Lee, and he intt- mated that this was the cause of ‘the destruction of the plant instead {or lack of water pressure. Mayor Wh aie HAR _THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1916. the | { Krastern Bergen Asso- ite caused a moving picture of missioner Lew ANDREW DAVEY 60 Movern Grocery STORES. 12 Eggs 25° the fire to be thrown on a sereen.| The picture not only demonstrated 4) jack of pressure, but showed the hose | had not burst on oF more fire | men were cailed and they declared the hose had not burst, Supt. Freneh | was invited to attend the meeting but wrote a er saying another | ‘agement prevented etn addition to electing Mayor White | as President the association elected Councilman hreys of Harrington Vark Webber Presiden Palisade was re-ele Treasurer. > B. ily of | ted as Secretary: | ss D. 1. KELLY MADE DEPUTY. - tn [Correction Comminsioner Lewis] Dsiriely & Seated 39° G. Lewis to-day announ 4 the appoint- ot No. TN ment of David L. Kell 3% Ibs. Granulated SUG AP canine 21° DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED- service w Marshal, | Marshal, jing ye Bureau o lated £ Coo LITTLE 107. "I A WORLD “WANT” WILL GO AND GET IT, who bas tad “GET THE HABIT.” CO 10 BRILL PROTHERS f THE HABIT.” ANNUAL CLEARANCE | SALE OF OVERCOATS GO TO BRILL BROTHERS. “GET THE HABIT.” LIKE FINDING MONEY 14 ° ‘SUAHLOUA THA OL OD That’s exactly what Buying in one of The Big Brill : Stores means just now— : in this Wonderful « LIGVH AHL LAD, AND SUITS FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN Values $25.00 GO TO BRILL BROTHERS, | | | | | T THE HABIT” derful success $8.50 Crepe de Chine Shirts, at $6.50 and § de Chine ts, at... $3.00 and $3.50 Tub Shirts, at. GO TO BRILL BROTHERS. quality, at Included at $1.15 and $1.85 HABIT” “GET THE upto AT Included Is Every Desirable Kind of Overcoat or Suit Shown This Season One of the most remarkable lots of Overcoats that any man or young man has ever had the opportunity of buying at so low a price, in a sale or other- wise. Included are coats of almost every kind—Heavy Knitted Fabrics, Ox- ford Friezes, Black and Gray andy egy Poe of fine Fancy Mixtures, Woolyheads, Zulu Cloths, Black and Scotch Mixtures—every weight, every style, every size, every length—patch pee or plain, velvet or self collars, and with fly front or to button through. nd in Suits—B : Stripes, Scotch Mixtures, Blue Worsteds, Silk Mixtures, Overplaids, Fancy Worsteds, Glen Urquharts, College Models, Fancy Cassimeres, Blue Serges and Gray Cassimeres. ur Great Mid-Winter 0 Peau de Crepe and Crepe 89.50 Silk, Silk-and-linen and Habutai Silk $2.00 and $2.50 Fine Cheviot and Russian Cord Madras Shirts, at......... 6.005 $1.50 and $2.00 Madras Shirts of good Dress Shirls; thousand tuck soft and stiff; and. plain sti bosom, Union Square, 14th St., near Broadway 125th Street, Corner Third Avenue—Open Tomorrow Evening Until 10 o'clock And Our New Store in Brooklyn, ON FLATBUSH AVE, AT FULTON ST. Brooklyn and Union Square Stores Open Tomorrow Evening. GO TO BRILL BROTHERS. Values up to $25.00 $13.50 “SUAM.LOUA THA OL OD xford Meltons, Heather Mixtures and lue Flannels, Cambridge Grays, Heather Mixtures, Pencil The kind of values to which can be attributed the won- of these Big Busy Stores. Values up to $25.00, at $13.50. Clearance of Shirts and Silk Neckties $5.95 65c $4.65 a $2.65 $1 85 Some of the most beautiful Pure Silk Neckties 2 ever sold at these prices. A magnificent collec- 1 5 tion of rich, exclusive silks, made into wonder- $ 3 fully attractive, generously shaped open-end $1.15 White and Pussy Willow $1.00 and $1.50 Silk Neckwear $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 Silk Neckwear And Our Own Famous 50c Silk Neckwear Silk and Madras four-in-hands, This season's newest, smartest and most desirable silks and patterns. are a number of B. H. & W. This Sale of Shirte and Neckwear tx on now Stores, including Broadway at juih st, a and Brouly } Seven B ay ats SUSH.LOUF TITHA OL OD « LIGVH AL LaD,, 279 BROADWAY, near Chambers} Street 47 Cortlandt St., near Greenwich St. LIGVH 3HL LAD. “GET THE HABIT.” GO TO BRILL BROTHERS