The evening world. Newspaper, April 25, 1916, Page 8

. 8 _THE EVENING WORLD, TUEEDAY, APRIL 26, 19 BRITISH CRUISER ‘Give Hvery Baby a Square Deal!’ — '$50,Q00,000FROM |#Esstseerzet oh te ffrusths will be managed directly by the rail- a ——HALTSTWOSHIPS | 48. the Slogan of Newest Campaign; | WAR PROSPERITY (cs cnesteise ci 8 Loy pee the och LL Broadway at Ninth, New York Sudden Activity of Patrol D Bike serene vi We To Set emt OOO paige om inet Sie ewenty ar twenty ll OF Bedroom Furniture udden Activity of Patrol Due \Four Great Midtown Hotels) \i.cy syndicate that put up the sim. |{| Degins today. It is made necessary by the need for ‘ith 7,000 Rooms Will |}!r,simsture af Madizon Avenue and1| floor space. New stocks of merchandise are coming on to Report of Raiders | | Cost $35,000,000, the land for use in making subway ||| to the Seventh Gallery, which has up to now been | - in Gulf. MOBILE, Ala, April 25.—Fear that @ommerce railers were being equipped connections, and it will be sold or joneed on long terms, subject to the ||| filled with bedroom furniture. We couldn’t put any Midtown Ma.hattan ia putting| Subway easements, | Negotiations are) 1) of it on the Sixth—where the dining-room and office aieng the Gulf const hes caused [esa ethos of new prosperity cash| eit tench $5,500,000, i aineti furniture is; nor on the Fifth, where the living-room hie nto skyscrapers, “urther west on Forty-second Street, ‘ tay unusual activity in the British pa- Plana, were announced thin week for 132-134, E furniture is; nor on the Fourth, where the Summer ‘ trol, A British cruiser halted the two @aat Hotes; two ones buildings Han bought & alte and) draws furniture is. So—we took the only course left; re- 4 American sconner Flora A. Kimball @ seventeen-story apartment house |e to cost $1,000,000, designed ||| duced prices on about $30,000 worth, to make it even off the bar last nicht and Jater, a! and others of tho twelve-story type with several private dwellings for t! Milltonaires' Row section as an exhibition building and general Gear house for manufacturers and | {| More worth while than usual for people to buy Wana- 1 ants from all parts of the|1/ maker furniture, and take it away quickly. @uised aa a passenger slip, over. hauled the British steamship Long- wcar. It will be erected at once a | Four hotel projects have takenyand operated in connection with the i When the erutser, with four stacks! | cuasses cw ASA CRG the HON. eh ie gears Bus PIER Reductions Average 30 Per Cent. came alongside the Amerioan vessel | | PusLic ScHooL Z In the zone of skyscraper apart- || i ahe was cleared for action. The Kim-| | COVoUCTED BY j Three of the structures will John If, Carpe ‘Treasurer : ird Less Gall was Sound for Santo Domingo| | “raNe? around Grand Central Terminal p ince and Canada Steamship : we iombar ant bat yen peueed nee | | NURSE value of their sites {9 close to $10,00,- | Steamship Company, whieh has been , d six-piece bedroom the warship, which left after question- FORD F85,000,008, semite, on the southwest corner of| glass and costumer, $228.50. ing the master of the schooner. Largest of the hotels will be 1) Park A and econd Street, Four-piece Ivory enamel bed- ign. full size fonier. and ‘ Tater when the cruiser halted the Longscar she had strung two rows of lights in her rigging @o other veuseis would take her for @ commercial ntp. She asked all about the Longscar, whither bound and how many British ‘ @ubjects were aboard. Coming along- side, the warship then played a searchlight all over the Longscar and| Even ‘‘Born’’ Parents Must Be Taught How to | | | | |Commonwealth, of twenty-eight «io-/a% the site for a seventeen-story |rtee, to cost $16,000,000. ‘The bullding |RYetHre, to represent an investment jcompany ta headod by Charles f. | aif @ mile south on the avenue, In Ingersoll of dollar watch fame. Sev-|the Grand Central Terminal district, jeral sites have been chosen, but the) Robert W. Goelet had plans drawn |are several thousands of shareholfers,| jib, which has outerown Its. big the scheme being based upon the co-| home, built in 1891, at Nos. 28 to a1 operative principle, each stockholder | West Forty-third Stroct. ‘The house to be entitled to 20 per cent. discount Ro ee een ee jin all dealings with the big hosteirs Construction will be in charge of |Hoggson Brothers and the manaze- MONTICELLO, N.¥., Aprit |ment will be under Henry L. Merry. | Hundrede of Uttle sucker fish are | | Laat to be announced Is a t milking the cows which wade into five story hotel of 2,000 rooms for the| smith's Meadow Brook to get a New York Central block on the west] yin |side of Lexington Avenue, Forty-sec: ond to Forty-third Streeis, the « site of the Hospital for Ruptured « Crippled Children, ‘The cost 1s placed at $8,000,000, Under the building tll Four-piece mahogany bedroom “olonial design, full size bed- i, chiffonier, bureau and drese- le, $88.50. mahoga anel, tv TAUGHT Oy MAW How To TH ‘ty bedroom bedsteads, conte shot aan Their Domestic Talents Properly, Declares Dr. Sieh as Savalas Lge 4d.) Lydia De Vilbiss, Leader in Effort to Con- ‘Te often heard of the ‘Mountain serve Country’s Infant Life. Dew’ made by ‘moonshiners’ In * said the Northern visitor, t 6 what it looks lke.” ‘Twon't harm yer none to look }\ By Marguerite Mooers Marshall. etranger.” replied the mountaineer, | RIL Aatnin Mune he Knihen kan A square deal for every baby! Mats Gane hareloes Gar Guts UD In those six words Dr. Lydia Allen Do Vilbiss sees at once the slogan " and the programme of America’s newest conservation campaign—the con- servation of children. Dr. De Vilbiss has been Chief of the Division of Child Hygiene tn the State of Kansas for one year. Before that she was consulting expert on| table, $2 5 Four-piece mahogany bedroom suite, Adam design, full size bed- stead, bureau, chiffonier and dress- } ing table, $14 A Half Less | Four-piece Italian walnut bed- e, Queen Anne design, full size bedstead, bureau, highboy and dressing table, $617. Nine-piece antique mahogany and gold bedroom suite, Chippen- dale design, bedstead, pureau, $49. chiffonier, $ ———————— KEEPING 118 WORD. (From the Richmond Times-Diapateh ) Grubbs—I have observed that nowa- A Quarter Less 4 be the rapid transit subways, and It bureau, chiffonier, dressing table, Four-piece American walnut bed- be ‘@ you homkareg rire Reaan iat motherhood for the New York State Board of Health, will connect with the Grand Central somnoe, two chairs and rocker, | room suite, Queen Anne design; Stu ly, but I promised Since she 1s again temporarily in the Kast to talk to us Terminal the hotel operation to be $301. lI-size bedstead, chiffonier, bu- Not exactly my wife I would keep away from the cup that cheers. about “Mothers of Men,” I decided to ask her just what) — 2 allled clo: the present nation-wide Interest in child welfare 1s ac- ® weighed and examined by nurses | that use and dress able, $210.25, piece ivory enamel bed- room suite, Louis VI. design; ful size bedst bureau and chif- ly with the railroad lines je big station. Plans were complishing, just what the American mother 18 getting | will Negiven, rikt dene, Thor twente | Started two years ago, but nego- Four-piece Circassian. walnut bedroom suite, Louis XVI. design, twin bedsteads, bureau and chif- fonier, $398. HIS INT IONS, From the Boston Transcrijt,) | Megchsa pouh tcantionn toward: the out of “baby week"—New York City will celebrate its|Jessons in the manual on the care of Gaty thle cong be il chk Eleven-piece antique mahogany | fonier, $143.25. widow really serious? second one early In May—and kindred activities ar) frat jesaon iw called ite to Handle NEW MIDTOWN HOTELS To PR | room suite, twin bedsteads, | Five-piece ivory enamel bedroom He—They are! I intend, if possible, WAQQEOTEMMAaia ranged for her benefit. the Baby’ LE |]| bureau, chiffonier, dressing table, | suite; full-size bedstead, bureau, . v aby. VIDE 7,000 MORE ROOMS. table, stool, two chairs and i i y to get out of her clutche: c - occ aati accent “And how do you?” I asked, with | : 5 | somnoe, table, stool, two chairs and | «hiffonier, dressing table, rocker, |_ “What's the matter with the Amert-! si5.009 to the investigation of hoof |Pespectful curiosity. For I don’t! Across Lexington Avenue, on the (0) | | $249.25 jean mother, anyway?" I inquired of| and’ mouth disease among livestock,|. “Always support its head and] block from Forty-third to Forty- | | Four-piece mahogany bedroom | four-piece moahogany bedroom Vivacious, efficient Dr, De Vilbiss.! but before adjourning they managed | Spine,” maid the doctor, practically. | fourth Streete, another hotel of GRAPHITE suite, Colonial design, fullsize four- | suite; full-size bedstead, bureau, “She meems to take a terrible lot of} 10 Pass an appropriation of $4,000 for] cpm or drag It about by One| eicnteen atories 1 projected by J. Automobile | Hedp oer pang daca chiffonier | hiffonier and dressing table, ’ reforming.” 1 nank,of the Department of Child!" sy July we shall start our mothers'|De Lyon Howth, who has tentat! LUBRICANTS | ‘and Cressing tabie; sse0, $210.50. Just wha ay America thera | Confidential registry. Every Kansas| Plans by Cass Gilbert, architect, the! rn. from ehild reltenaenens 1| Woman who sends us her name and | Cost to be $5,500,000, It will contain oned. address will receive twenty-one! 1,500 rooms, ‘It will be called New sost Way to anawer that," she opty letters, beginning before her| York Central Hotel. ‘Tho building! ‘i to tell You of some of the {Wevy 14 born, continuing through the | syndicate took options bn the land, | Pair of Circassian walnut twin | Four-piece mahogany bedroom hedsteads, brass trimmings, } «., full-size bedstead, bureau, | chiffonier and dressing table, wh cheval glass, brass trim- | $131.25 0 There is a Dixon lubricant specially prepared to pro- ment for better babies is si 1 “Nothing 19 the matter with the| American mother,” the doctor caught me up, half indignantly, “Th M . . ve y very | mings, $38 ' Mahogany dressing table, $60. flower of the American wom that Wi are caeine ae first year of its life and telling Juat| Which t® covered by more than a/f/ long the life of every : f Healing Powers of Fruit Hienti a. Mower @blol: Gia; beet: gene |atAnbes L HAVe: put cHiIGentelene Aine | HOW CHS Little one should be eared for Ech) ROY SST Ce ON working part of your car. Preis ori Ewe sone) reat Haart silsteiburea : 01 the publie sche ow No For t aby who has outgrown | 91,000,000. i 82.50, d any , $22. (Minating for years in our hearts and | GANS Wh the Hublis schools, New Work |v vhood we have junior health of-|,The hotel projects ar .nd Grand Get it. '}| "Ivory enamel chest of drawers, | Mahogany bureau, $30. Proved by ‘‘Fruit-a-tives”’ |minds, ‘The American mother 18 @jmilk stations. We have none of the|ficers in the schools, children who| Central Terminal follow the Ienn- Ath your dealer for the |]) $40. faple Princess bureaus, $15, $20, splendid mother, but till recently shej latter In Kansas, since we have no| ech week fill out and send to the/S¥lvania Railroad's announcement of chert | Mahogany dressing table, $23.50. | $2 : fF sean shims, nity health official a record of|its great hostelry for the biock front! ll sosEPH DIXON CRUCIBLE CO || ERROR Clee se Deceerieys | ee ‘ oT The simple juices of apples, oranges, vt had @ chance to learn a lot of | TA ey nave found that the {health and sanitation in thelr res-/0n the east side of Seventh Avenue, mi Mahogany bureau, $83.25. Walnut dressing table, $27.75. fign and prunes, when transformed into t° things she should know. ‘There'e | mother who most needa jPeetive school rooms. On and I] Aniriy second | and | Thirty-third Hf OG Tesi SEXE | ||| Mahogany chiffonier, $45.50, | Seventh Gallery, New Building. | “Fruit-a-tive: will relieve diseases of | P&C? nobody to show her, in is the one who is mustn't forget Miss Efficiency. She|Strects. Plans are under wi “The trouble is that we've been putting mothers the class of unskilled laborers, giving them a ia al subsistence wage and no prelimi- ion, Dyspepsia, Torpid Livers] nary training for their duties. Constipation, Kidney and Bladder| Now American women are realiz- Troubles, Skin Diseases, Rheumatism,| ing that motherhood is a business Neuralgia and Chronic Headaches. which demands scientific experts. The enormous sales of “Fruit-a-tives,”| The old notion that the ‘born are the best proofs of the value af] mother’ needs no other qu “In NPTa GR eniy eoteery aiteeinin cunts this fruit medicine, tion for the care of children is a r 5 a week tol that motherhood ts just beginning.” ery rich nor very poor, {1s & doll which I have dressed my-|Kim, Mead & White, archite rus ‘an't afford to hire carefully | self and which will travel over the ——— Saks & Company may be clothed simply, hygienically Broadway at 34th Street the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Shin. ‘The truth of this statement has been proved in thousands of cases of All Spring Upholsteries. Have Arrived from Europe Not only have the ex- ) that let in plenty of fresh clusive European stuffs | air and sunshine. arrived but we also haye Scrim, $1 upward. Madras, $1.25 4 vard. Muslins, 90¢ vard, received by far the largest | Wee"Si75 upwards ee and economically. sone thing “The clubwomen are helping this hygiene is NOT, that | child welfare work in the most won- hilanthropy. In gi derful way,” concluded Dr, De Vilbtss, “and so aré the women voters. There 4a just one answer to thoso who say that feminism threatens the destruc- 50¢ a box, 6 for 62.50, trial size 25c.| Joke. A woman may be bom with part of our American aalitindeds of them-the fine tae A talent for motherhood, just as 5 Bi At dealers or sent by Fruit-a-tives Lim- Henk fon, metherheeds. Just as orders. | ‘ited, Ogdensburg, New York. ee But we dort Dr. De Vilbiss’s “Dont’s” for Mothers MHS) C21 ic or literary Wherever one turns, . Pesan aye Pretty ones covered with cre- ary If Baby Could Talk He Would Say— thereisafreshinspiration. | tonnes to mutch any room —for tools of his trad Do not Kiss me on the mouth, It is high tide now in every-| ‘hat not, Cedar boxes inwhich | id we look for a | Do not let the sun shine in my eyes nor the wind fill them with dust. zs F thing that one needs to bring uw i plete jpidh ea RID OF BLACKHEADS child masterpiece from an un- Do not anecze or cough in iny fa for I may take cold, and that For daintiness, comfort and wear ATHENA Under- summer charm and coolness into C Cu tai ‘ ‘ rained mother would be bad for me, és 4 the haae, \ “But do you think that American Do not expose me to whooping cough and measles or other catching ‘weer Ls mat less. ita aS ETTECL Wa bide mothers aro recelving really practical | diseases or I may got sick and die. Women find that it is made to fit them exactly Cretonnes and Portieres help from the child welfare move- Do not pick me up by the arms. Be careful how you handle me and eho Reet Voreign cectonnes have | A new striped alle pongee | i Hi 7 lay me down. q y 1 do,” Dr, De Vilbiss de- ‘ : stretched into sh | . very C1 rate, Sak CaniaHAl Do not give moe eandy or other things which are not good for me. ape a s in almost every color, $1.50 kee Se cE Do not sive me a dirty pacifer to suck nor allow me to suck my All ATHENA J and with no uunec- ||| tamed the Bridge of FrO- | SardrAlinsriiccitoninany | A Hygiene in W valu thumb, for it will spoil th Do no garments are shape of my mouth, made full ull over kK me to sleep nor teach me other bad habits. essary and annoying | gress at the Third Gallery | eight colors is 25¢ yard. Two on the eare of ¢ r tg ( of other materials ene — A . ‘ a Di r, any mother who asks for it. Thi Do not me to the moving picture show nor keep me up nights, the bust and | folds of Pees 7 ei mo & picture gallery lly any weave or Sere ane. slesmeeee, | Mavis the wonderful publicity iiven to auch |} for i: robs ine of my sleep and makes me cross. narrow paint, ; he nauld | The Library and Bed- ° d 4 dirt at atiol - Ma pe and | Dx t dose me with patent medicines or ity mixtures, straps sta: nm place, j i fetretione tron the: body thas forms in the| Maqazines. And in five States, “at! | 1, hot give me wine, beer or whiskey, coffee Hor tea, for T want to there js just the right room illustrate anew the Awnings t i Rermat ite child ‘bygiene ‘which deal wih no| keenly el 7 kas She fullness over the bust charm of cretonne fur-| Not too busy to take a | fo not jolt me nor trot me on your knee en ery. 3 . i i hi ete nee nek Git Sia nor aa ARS FSU WARE TRAD ORE and at the fips, and nishings, z ae few more orders. Have your State established the firet of | I want some pure, cool water to drink between meals, for I get very the perfect fit at the In the nearby Cretonne opie you seen the new sten- such departments, My own Stato, || thirsty: waist prevents wrink- shown the little cost, of fresh, | Gilled designs? afclowed | And,” | Dr De Twant a bath every day and plenty of elean clothes. He raeetrgpenes ling under the corset. | poceeycainey, Be ie yay ane fi ded dry ’ yrov. vant my dy tab’ t ’ 1 Me } OVE H '; year the Logislature voted |] plenty of time ean et B See Gr anie Tope waa Se. ndaws Spepren’ erercmr re my The patented seat and | American copies of fine European Cushions I want to be taken out of doors & y day for the fresh air, alvaca. come non-strain gusset pro- designs. Gay ones for porch, canoe, nother to love me and always be gentle with me. fortable. vide ease and comfort A yacht, house-boat. Quiet ones T want to be a good baby to be found in no other Window Shades for the house. | === undergarment, | Just infrom Scotlandisa| Under the Cretonne EW PANTY, MITTAL Ac TIndanwanv ia ahaan’s 1 supply of John Kings Umbrella Wastiante ata) I ATHENA Underwear is sheer and cool. Il| fend. 8 Pe ap jak f Hear Ye / in Be, Zoe have A new political party Gas In The Stomach All sizes and qualities, prices ranging from iI pollard ign on guaranteed rollers | facing the Bridge of Pro- aon Gulch? » saloun shich the springs do not get . 4 : | Theee-Pingor Same Is Dangerous 50c to $1.50 a garment. {||| meteiee che epring set} gress there are sugges pi eal te Marshall Field & Co. Makers Curtains tions for the original arty. Wh here's | Physiclans R d th Fy Mars! tele & CO, Maners ur 2] i NEW YORK WORLD Houten ar Moadane aca Uo Wa _Hepeall Fide & Coo, Makers || Curtair cloaking of the ‘garden i ; . Sufferere from indigestion or dyspepsia | | Scrim curtains — and | tea table. 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