The evening world. Newspaper, March 14, 1916, Page 10

THE EVENING BRAG THE SWEAT SHOP ® INTO TAILORS’ STRIKE mee | ss ‘Wants is Central Shops and an End to Unsanitary “Home t Work.” Where wore indications to-day that Merchant Tailors’ Association shortly ask for @ conference the Tailors’ Union tn the hope ~ Oe the strik al big have already si, ol a now EXPERT ADVICE FREE TO HOME DRESSMAKERS If you are in doubt about what styles or colors become you: ff the making or remodelling of @ gown perplexes you; if you are uncertain as to when and where to wear your clot wick will advise Address commu jon Editor, New World eae \ the Press Pbiiehing Co Fore Tirening Wield) | The New matter how much or how Nettle | y @ woman may have to spend, her most enthusiastic purchaser are those which pertain to her clothes. While every woman feels that with t with the union and their ——--—— | money to buy the clothes sho wants have gone back to work. More ally made in tonoment houses | #ho would surely bo well dressed, there res are expected to-day, But! under conditions that do not tend tojare many pitfalls which she is not union, has yet to deal with the) make healthy livim or surroundingy,| apt to realize. Many women who have hours the association hag had| fashionabie | ll the money they wish buy recklesaly, | derable change of heart In young o think that] thelr ent asin for the beauty and ed pg | age ae work," | their Hinder | color of the dress surpassing all other bor : eat how | considerations, ‘That te why eof the large} woman with a imited purse often o ments have shops, n nue his system wo want to abol- ho} ok put at an Introduced clase gure that ft ia doing for hi She knows k the strike will last | that if sho recklessly indulges in a menational Be0- | ki the mer-| orotty frock without fully conaldering ee me in color and Hine, ite lity, &¢., she will have to ven though It may prove un. tn any of these respec " International of the Tatiors’ any men tn New| per cent. o tailor mi: stops itching and burning | There is immediate relief for skins itching, burning and disfigured by zema, ringworm, or similar tormenting skin-trouble, m bath with Res- inol Soap and a simple application of Resinol Ointment. The soothing, healing Resinol medication usually stops itching instantly, and unless the trouble is duet > some serious internal disorder, soon clears away all trace of eruption, even in severe and stub- | born cases where other treatments , have had little or no effect. You need never hesitate to use the Resinol treatment. It is a doctor's prescription that has been used by other physicians for over twenty years in the care of skin affections, It con+ tains absolutely nothing that could injure the tenderest skin, |Mtwelf ovident. sonal interest Prove it at our expense 11 Resinol Soap are sold by amples free, write to Dept. | he woman w AGood Cook Knows Her Fuel D° you realize that your oil cook- Socony Kerosene is absolutely clean stove acts very differently with and clear-burning whenever and different grades of kerosene ¢ wherever you buy it. [t does not 5 tS 7 make wick crust—you do not need S ie) If you r to clean the burners so often and and BES r you get a bigger money’s worth of heat want the clearest, hottest flame with complete freedom from smoke and odor, you should be care- ful about what goes into the reser- voir of your oil stove ‘ Look forthe Socony sign in the wine dows of groceries, hardware and gen- eral stores everywhere which carry Socony Kerosene Oil, It is the sign of quality and a reliable dealer. All Kerosene is not alike by any means. And the good kind is enough better to be decidedly worth asking for Say ‘*Socony"’ (So-CO-ny) to the grocer’s boy when he comes to take We recommend the following oil your oil can. Inthat way you can burning devices as the best of their be sure of getting relinble fuel— kind: New Perfection Oil Cook- Socony Kerosene Oil, which is the stoves and Water Heaters, Perfection Standard Oi) Company ot New Smokeless Oil Heaters, Rayo Lamps York's best kerosene and Lanterns. Standard Oil Company of New York NEW YORK~—BUFPALO Principal Offices ALBANY--BOSTON WORLD, TUESDAY, MAROH 14, 1016. | Original Home Dressmaking Designs By The Evening World’s Fashion Expert Awe | clothes at avine, either as « suacter| sincere thought which such a woman | of economy or to insure an amount of gives to her clothes cannot but make | personality !n them, the first consid All the money in the|¢ration is a becoming color. world can not buy for one such per-|that comes the f ‘Of course there are| style tn which to mal | high-priced shops where each person | | who enters is dealt with individually, | 1@ interest shown iy ofttimes su- | sort and results not always sutis- She cauiol afford another frock E are now dis- tributing in Greater New York 700,000 new tel- ephone books for use during the next three months. THE LATEST NEW YORK CITY TELEPHONE DIRECTORY 377,000 names on 872 pages The new book is in many respects a unique and remarkable publication, made possible by a long series of studies and improvements. It is printed on special telephone paper, very thin and very strong, from a type that was selected after two years of careful experimentation, on gigantic presses that turn out 60,000 copies aday. The most approved methods in typographical ar- rangement were employed to make it easy to find telephone numbers quickly. It has a specially designed cover and improved binding that per- mits of its opening flat at any page. It contains a “Useful Information” section describing the peiactoal points of interest in New York, It gives, on page 19, new instructions for making emer- gency calls. It carries more than 800 advertise- ments of business concerns. It has 872 pages and 377,000 names. 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