The evening world. Newspaper, April 17, 1916, Page 6

= SS LS LS SS — Spring House-Cleanin N “ounce of preven thom” with regard to eyeright, means an viait here Glasace never needed Peermined ty Mewiateced Pryeicianewithewt (barge advined € Vane Cracker Jack The More You Eat, The More You Want You're bound to like Cracker Jack and to want more ant more of this delicious combination of popcorn, peanuts and molasses candy with the natural color and flavor. It tastes mighty good to you—it’s mighty good for you. Beefsteak, milk and eggs are nourishing, but it’s a fact that Cracker Jack is more so than any of these daily foods. Made from the best ingredients—in a factory neat-as-a- pin—untouched by hands in making and packing. Comes to you pure and always fresh. Cracker Jack is the ideal confection for youngsters and grown-ups, with a premium sure to please the kids, in every package. Write for the Cracker Jack Riddle Book. Sent free on request. Address Dept. A. /5~RUECKHEIM BROS. & ECKSTEIN, Inc. Brooklyn, New York Bush Terminal Building No, 20 Package that keeps out mois- ture, germs and dust. NonTHWest Conner SixtH AVEBIS™ TR. SECOND WEEK For YouandFor You Get the Bargains, We Get the Room for New Goods Reductions 10°, to 50°; ON EVERYTHING OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS Inlaid Linoleum 7T9c Per Yard. Axminster ROOM SUITE, in Jaco- ET with panels, CHINA E SERVING 3-Piece Suite as iNustrated, at $6 8-50 Nii) Can Be Purchased Separately sia WNiCon 6" hvee\'s" OL bean oak; BUF! cane THE ‘SEARCH FOR MOTORIST. == WH) SPEEDED ANAY FROM DING ETM = EDUCATOR AND WIFE HERE FOR PASTEUR TREATMENT ) Aoly Pirie Instruction tr " ° thet ¢ the ' ' “tn from 4 to the Pasteur tnatitute, ners | ma he ward off threatened att w York on the next Prince. in will decide ft in examined Dr whether he and Mme continue thi tment In the mean tine be te king no chances Audain wan once well known tr Paris ana surkeon, He received the ‘ we legion of Honor there | for hie work in thet fled. While j he dy American methoda of 1 hand the building of f two Amer geante of 1 nes, William G4. Ken Jnedy and Seth A. Potnchot, who died of black fev ’ back on the Prin for burial in the N TWO HURT rn" ROUSING. FIRE MENACED TENANTS Sergeant Whalen of Fort Totten, and Edward Egan Need Ser- vices of Surgeons. Two citizens, trying to arduse ante in burning buildings early to hurt their hands and wrists #0 sev ly hospital doctors had to be called, Heating at the door of N 7 Bast Eighty-third Street, where fire did | trifling damage in the tailor shop of Joseph Sandler, Sergeant George Whalen, twenty-five yeurs old, sta- tioned at Fort Totten, lacerated bis right band on the broken glass, Dr, Price of Reception Hospital bandaged him up and sent him bh K his fist through the panel at No. 145 West Twenty- tenement occupied . where fire did $1,000 dumage to Palanty's restaur- ground floor, Edward y-three of No, 4378 ie, cut and bruised bis nd arm and he was attended iy Dr, Edison of New York Hospital. >. Fer Bank Clearing Plan. WASHINGTON, April 17.—4Gover- nors of the twelve Federal Reserve Hanks will meet here to-day to con-| sider a standard system of clear- ing, contempla since the pres ent monetary, ef ten | rently gives power to the. be ablish such @ ayatem Uni morre will b GIRLS! BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR AND STOP. DANDRUFF Hair becomes charming, wavy, lustrous and thick in few moments, » meeting } action probably | postponed. Every bit of dandruff: dis- appears and hair stops coming out. an save your ha ten minutes you can double Your hair becomes light, In less thi its beanty soft, lustrous and charming as a young girl's after applying some Danderine Also try thie—moisten a cloth with « |Hitthe Danderine and corefully draw it through your hair, taking ee small strand at hinir of el jin just « the bea! Andain shalt! jof the New Jersey | wal wavy, fluffy, abundant and appears ua | RBVENING WORLD, MONDAY, APRIL News Oddities ‘ / a “SPIRIT OF PATRIOTISM" TO QUIZ D. A. R. MEMBERS t A ' take up t w Addrensea of ow ahy P dent Wilson ond Mrs, William Cam ine f New K, Prem in teday'n | A feature of t renew a dincunsion of Natio Wedne rubject will Maxim and Dur Patr at tions on 4 tures on * also be preset FOUND DEAD 01 ON ELEVATOR. Roofer Snpposed to Have Fallen Down Shaft While at Work, The body of Burracha Fletecher, sixty five years old, a roofer, of No, 88 At ney Street, was found this morning top of an elevator in the tom of the shaft at ci wet He had been at work on the roof ¢ the building Saturday afte! fa believed fell into the ely Relatives reported him mi. day and the building was pole the stree LYNCH WILL BE DINED. Labor Leader dustrial Com State Industrial ¢ M. Lynch will be the guest of honor a a dinner to be given at the Malin No. 120 ¥ t Fifty-eighth y 7, by leade yneh was for of the Int i graphieat mies nne YOUNG HEIRESS SHOT. dy Cate Mis Brother: WASH Daisy M Aprit 17 six, dau Miss hter of f There is no reason known fo edy. — VERROTEN. Germana must indulge oniy in homa pleasures. Passports for idle travel abroad have just heen forbidden. sank bass % lees than thr vere mn ares invigor | stopping itching and falling hair, Gut what will nlene you most will be after a few weeks use | when you see new hair--fine and down at first~-yes=-but \y new har grow jug all over the Wf you care for pretty, soit hair, ots of it, sure get a kS-cent Knowlton fore or toilet bottle | Danderine from any d \counter and just try ibe--Advi. Policeman ping Runaway V man Hor the Mac 8 Station was dracsed n Lan du \ oat attention, for In-}o: "TV holiday 17, 1916, REFORMER TO BE TRIED Vine | FOR INSULTING FLAG om TRIAL OF Wilson | OUT OF JAIL FOR PASSOVER. dodge Appleton tori sien or other viol WATERS PIANOS 'N addition to the Waters Pianos and Waters-Autola Player Pianos w ith their unsurpas sed beauty of tone and finish, we present the handsome new CHESTER PIANO No Interest sy *190 Monthly A full size, splendid tone piano with beautiful case and all improvements~ fully warranted. Also PLAYER-PIANO— $390 $8 Monthly No Interest Charges This is a wonderful instrument with full scale of 88 Charges notes and automatic tracker. Every up-to-date improvement. Simple and easy to play. Stool, cover, music rolls and tuning free. Horace Waters & Co. 134 Fifth Ave., near 18th St. ie . near 8t! ve. EVENINGS | 371 E. 149th St,, near Srd Ave. Call or Send for Catalog The Universal Popularity of Lea & Perrius’ Suuce is due to its unequalled flavor and wholesome properties, which are possible ouly by the use of the beat @ and purest ingredients Send postal for (ree kit LA & PEIRINS, btu MRS, ROGERS ANBBERS RAIDING HOMES OF PICH GET $19,999 —— > tere and Arrives, o new Pacific terdam ay oh frau Sre— frondeny at Ninth New York The Shoe Fashions for Spring and Summer | 18 IVUITATION Tornorrow we present in apecial diaplava, grouped wpropriately, the new shoe fashions for Spring and ummer Grace of line, the di as the proper thing for ‘ rd candle light, rand hinek ehoes to slip intel simplicity and good materials, crery hour of the day he morning forchep Je ammart pumpe for luneheen. ten, bridge, Laster promenade, matinees or tea dance | feminine affairs, o1 ted with buckles «porte shoes, chores for tennin, ing boots, for the woman who ol, riding boots, tram wa to the country club, many exquisite evening slippers The prevailing note tends toward long slim lines. | ‘The introduction of buckles gives an added charm | to the season's feminine footwear. Prices begin at #4 and go to $15. Main , Old Buflding. Suits Particularly Designed for Young Women are inguishing features of what has been deserihed | “hy | to meet their demand for simple yet very smart apparel at \" ices within the reach of the average young woman's pocket- wok A large collection of suits in navy blue serges, gabardines, velours and worsted checks, taffet all-taffeta; price’, $17.50, $18.75, Moreexpensive suits, $32.50 to $ 50 $2: 3. Second floor, Old BI dg. The Easter Flower Show and Sale will take full possession of the Main Aisle, New Building, in addition to the Flower Shop on the Subway floor, tomorrow, Tuesday. Easter Lilies — Roses — Rhododendrona Azaleas Yellow Calla Lilies — Spirae Tulips Hyacinths Lilacs These will come direct from the greenhouses tonight. Each morning fresh shipments will take their place. The regular price of Its quality is highest—there can be no finer. You may have it in any one of the six odors you prefer— viclet, crushed rose, directoire, double pink, corylopsis, or sandalwood. No other make of talcum powder offers such a variety of odors, f M NOW- Whe last business day in A With talcum, perfumes and |15¢ a tin. tin all costing more, we have Main floor, Old Buileing, for it months ago. prices continue, price will return. including Saturday, April 26 ril IN THE LOWER-PRICE CLOTHINGST | A Wanamaker | Spring Suit tor Men at $16.50 represents everything that a man could wish for in style and material. There is a certain suggestion of “youth” in every line; feeling of “quality” in the materials—which make a man want one as soon as he sees it. | Tomorrow men may choose from an extensive collection of || Spring patterns--worsteds in | [neat stripes, gray and brown || mixtures, cheviots and home- | | spuns, blue serge and flannel. Sizes and styles for men and young men—$16.50. Other Suits for Men, $12.50 and $15 Spring Top Coats for Men, $15 and $16.50 Broadway Corner Eighth ‘and serge combined and /'Taleum Powder — Important been asked why the price of | Wahna Superior Taleum |W#hna Taleum Powder has | Powder is l5c atin, This been put down to 10¢, | month it is 10c. The answer is—this is a yearly event, and we prepared If present conditions and we do not snow when—if ever—this 10¢ It is 10c a tin now, and will remain at 10¢ a tin until, and which the price will be -—— ob jh fants stre—