The evening world. Newspaper, May 1, 1916, Page 7

THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAY 1, 1916, Obesity Reducing Exercises for Women — WOMEN'S ARMY CAMP |, S&T" Mouse cuose. |stats | Famous on ostelry in Yonkers | uirt to declare them legiti tate martinge {4 an Presented in a Series of Handy Charts (pens WIHFORE OF cote: 900000000000000000000000000110000000000000000 9000000000000000000000000 hooten ROMIMIeY WAINN TEANAN 68 GER 'AT THE EN Improved Sight isn’t the COPYIIGHT, 1916, BY THE PRESS PUBLISHING CO, (THE NEW YORK EVENING WORLD.) nell Ll natal ikea aio CHART NO. 25 pi itine Furlong, OBESITY REDUCTION 20) AT WASHINGTON sc ws | elt era | OF THE ROPE: only reason for glasses. | Your eyes i 4 ered his occupancy f the jump) contain many tiny uline Furlong. }in rents in the Getty Square section | SHORTSIGHTEDNESS THAT ||} muscles. What you call “seeing” President Wilson 3 Other! Mr* Aueuet Blatzhetm, who has owned means constant work for them esident ils : and ther the hotel for the Inst twenty sears CARRIES WITH IT ||] No wonder they get tired working |]' | The May White Sale Notables See’ Society Girls | ctosea its doors tiie morning, and will A PENALTY 16 of 18 houre a day! \ Starts To-M. Begin Course for W AW, k |remodel and redecorate the structure) [tis surprising to note that in many | ll Right e ate to. your eye tarts 1o-Morrow egin Course for War WOrK. | white a new tenant 19 found {cases of physical misfortune the victim L Aral hi Tis it oneal the mort ime = | Fvery one who has had occasion to | are people of intelligence and educat muscles what « comfortable chair portant White Sales ever WASHINGTON, May 9 1,— With, Stop at Yonkere knows the Getty House. | w instead of practising moderat: is to your body. held by ue, Included are: . ” ' Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt used to make and restraint, deliberately rushed into nany national figures present, the h | the arms of the inevitable a eae Git, nisieg, ‘cea | Chronte dyspeptics of the inourable Le Bedding, Muslins, Imported or Domestic Ehulich & iy Muslin Underwear, Dresses, Waists A stopping place on h feminine “Platisburgh camp” was | betw New York and pened just outside Washington to- | While . in the stable Mr Van jay. President Wilson was to givV@labie guests sipped their sh- | laws is the usual cause an address of welcome Inte this after. | ents on the plaggn of ti eS let Neem ta Une proper Manion: of Established 54 Years Many of them priced much noon to two hundred women stu-| four years ago, and ita sixty-four rooms h A helon what they would legiti- have be tot i contini New York 184 B'way, at John St. gu 9 dents, among them many eoctety giris | ousiy ¢ oe ce 223 Sixth Av., 15th St laiwnke. oO % from Eastern cities. | 450 Sixth Av., 22d St id ‘d 2 ; ‘ Saye Wife Has Two Hubbies. 101 Nassau, at Ann St A\| Cars Tranter to > | In @ two weeks course they will! rier being married for more than | 17 Went 42d_ Street % \learn nursing, bandage making and |twenty-three years, Clarence E. Lovejoy | Brooklyn : 498 Fulton St.,cor.BondS; a supat ” nin war!® business man, to-day brought auit e Mies eeOEpOHOnS Ge Wenn * for annulment of his marriage to Bertha | it will be found not onl ms | time. | Jacques Lovetoy, who. ta living | in palatable, but of Arent aasista 8 SORELY WORLEC IRE 8 \ fow have enrolled for aignal wig-|Hempstead” In papers Med inthe 8" | digestive organs. Can he procured from| SUNDAY WORLD WANTS Gy) © wag training, and one or two for /Preme tout, Lovejoy declares that alll any first clase druggist, and the genuine | a training as ambulance chauffeurs. another husband, David F. Crane, liv- Johann Hoff's should be insisted ONDAT WORLD WANTS WORE WoNDEHD 1 STATIONARY RUNNING—REDUCES HIPS AND THIGHS. © FIRST—Take position, standing with feet to- high up as you possibly can with each leg raising. @ Gether, hands on hips to lend balance. Repeat the exercise twenty-five times, if it does % SECOND—Start to run, epot at which you started. emaining in the same not t Bring the kne reise in the open air as and breathe deeply through the nose meanwhile. Bend two-vent stamp to Miss Furlong, Evening World, No. 68 Park Row, New York City, for each and every back number of charts desired, but order paper of your newsdealer in advance, to insure obtaining com- te set. Letters not over 250 words in length Mias Furlong will answer on daye alternating between pud- 9 | tion of charts, besides writing articles bearing on obesity reduction. \ CHART NO. 26 WILL BE PRINTED IN THE EVENING WORLD WEDNESDAY, | 900000000000:2000020000190 96 36 D00CT 0 NCOODOOO000COD00000000000000000000000000000 | PITTSBURGH TIED UP Jurays to work to-day as @ result of]Ohio and the Pittsburgh and Lake Jthe strike of street car men, which| Erie Rallroads put on extra local | began shortly after midnight. Opera-| trains in order to handle the in- BY TROLLEY STRIKE s were completely suspended on| creased crowds, while all the down- | 1 of the Pittsburgh Ratlways|town departinent stores and othe y in Pittsburgh and vicinity | business houses sent automobile de- | 16 Washington and Charlerol in- | jivery nes, ux well as on the " > . a won| WORK MONDAY WONDERS! = } simbels W Immense assortments, beautiful styles and prices typical of GIMBEL White Sales, despite general advances in prices elsewhere, make this the most important May Sale we have held. AN Lines in City at Standstill a People Travel in Autos and Wagons. PITTSBURGH, May 1.~Thousands| Of persons were co: ; trucks to vartous sections of Corset Prices Are Going Up—But | the city to gather up their employees, | 1d Washington local) No disorder marked the start of the | J, D, Callery an-| strike, and within two hours after the incod that no attempt to operate] order had been issued traction ser- would be nade to-day. | vice had been tied up. fi i Malayeesrids\n sateen Peininpvatia, Baltimore and|"'nheytrige acts a9 conductor Not until after this week and me m and abow ony ie e irst demanded anc ce n} A Healthful Habit | neue dehy sanruativatys the arate: Note what your husband says when you ask ond and third year's service, but | later yielded to 30, 38 and 36 cents. The company refused to pay more than 82 cents as a maximum wage, two cents above the present rate, visage Bannon: THREE AUTOS IN COLLISION. him if the prices of steel and cotton have in- creased and are increasing! .. \ Then realize that there is more than a bit of NY ) metal in the front steels of your corset and that e your corset is made of cotton batiste or coutil. Night- gowns, | Then you will wonder how it was possible for the prices of Nemo Corsets to remain normal for Children - ‘Special Purchase » the chil- Lamberma Care Crash ) as long as they have. Foresighted buying— dren to chew gum. te Cedar Grove, N. Cc EG i Cal But as there is oF Cue i “aw ¥ autos collid at Pompton and everything, Nemo prices are now on e¢ brink Children, who will grow up to be the sR clea At this little price we have assembled at of advancing, We cannot say on what day the great men and women, chew gum. id hitting a least a dozen individual styles of nightgowns. prices, will ne increased, but we can guarantee 10 RUT Ut is a_ good sign, for it shows a Maren With market priceson yard goods and laces and Dae YASUI . spirit of energy. And a healthful wah “derjes increasing day by day it is safe Nemo Prices—$3 to $10 ; | . re of the embroideries increasing day by day it is safe Will Not Be Ad: ‘d Duri N Week habit. too, if the gum is Me ATaearecRNanaiae to say that we will not be able to offer these ill Not Be Advanced During Nemo Weel ° Montelatr. valu... again till conditions change. Selection is now complete. But as certain materials are SMITH BROTH ERS “s wife and the occupants of} ‘ elie scarce it may be that some models will be discontinued in the o ars, W. K. Bash of Tr | Fashioned of excellent quality of nainsook and trimmed with laces or embroideries and the near future. Therefore, this may be your last opportunity S.B. CHEWING GUM and his wife and F. M. Dennis of ; combinations of both, in a variety of styles, including Empire, straight-line and kimono models. | to get your favorite model. It is quite certain that it will be y SA vadir rulMiie pie weaaie bloaeaa Six styles are shown in the tllustration; all at 85e cach. ; - F your last chance to get it at the regular price. He mune hs eh i pian ane ners ans popular ‘motoring Included in this wonderful White Sale are the following items with thelr. range of prices == Special—Nemo Self-Reducing Corsets at $3 1847. It soothes and eases the throat \* gee Seu Domestic Night-gowns, lace and embroidery | Pink Batiste Govne; dainty trimmed 98 to$2 Model No. 323—it has the famous Self-Reducing feature | CAVANAUGH'S BODY FOUND. trimmed. ........0+.s0eee0+ $1 to $7.50 Ceres de Chine Gowns, ees AM aa and is made of fine Steeltex batiste. Sizes 22 to 36. | F etc... snp oeen e \° | — — French Gowns, trimmed with fine laces and | Philippine-emade Gowns, hand-embroidered. Extra—Ask to See the New Nemo Self-Help | Weatohester Politician Was hand-embroidery........ .$2.35 to $49.50 $3 to $7.50 ‘“‘Wonderlift” Corset at $5 Mode by the Make Drowned Creek. GIMBELS~—Second Floor | GIMBELS—Pink Corset Shop, Second Floor SMITH BROTHERS COUGH DROPS Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Appearance on Jan. 21 of Michael J | Westchester, who was the political of the Thirty-second Democratic , wes cleared up to-day when $190,000 Sale of China, O'Neill of No. Poplar A Cavanaugh's former business e The May Manton Fashions | sate oy. 4 ccuwun S| Glassware and Lamps Now in Progress els ‘mi nin) alarm was ent out tor| A Tremendous Merchandising Effort to Zqual Both the Sales and the Values of the Famous Bawo & Dotter Sale of 1915 pied in| Scared. His widow. and eight children | —— —- FOR BALD HEADS 4 hairless headed Ohio farmer, * material | it ta ts unquestionably a fash. | eee ee ee ee an tmen | now recovering after appendici sonderfully beautiful this. year] ts, pneumonia and double pneu. | nd they are being made into frocks] monia, has grown a full head of | f just this sort. Rose colored organ-] ner pair with trl of white, would i n ' ne dainty charming as could 1) “Gv wiute uruanay. would be neetty| MORGENTHAU ILL IN HOME. a7 t ng of color. If the flowered 2 a ect ed, erepe or cotton voile or! During the meeting of the Eastern any y summer materials which | Counctl of rabbis last night at Temple 70 000 W th H ed effect could he com- nu-Kl, Forty-third Street and 9 or 0 iw a vin one, or, in place of h Avenue, !t was anounced that the band and frills, ribbon banding|Menry Morgenthau, former Amba: i be uscd. ‘The lower edge of the| dor to Turkey, who was to have pre- | ind the outer edges of the bre-| sided, was very ill In his home, No. | Months of planning have secured for us and for you these remarkable opportunities in Dinner Sets from the best English, French, German and American Potteries. quently, bor. | 30, West Seventy -ocond Streot haved It was sald Mr. Morwenthaeu ts eut- | 5 $50 — | At $37.50. Regularly $60 - redo i be used to ad- a Aaa alate | At $10. Regularly $15—1o0 | At $17.50, Regul i A * : : y ; e' ; ; fir fis condition isnot dangerous piece American. Porcelain, | 106 piece Ame Exquisite Dinner Services in Richest je Dinner | 108 | pieces, rene are exquis and he probably will not ne border decora- Sete, floral bord : : 100 pieces in charac China Services ‘old organdy with the bre: | derKo ah operation. He fone an sane wich brood andles. ALSO. English China teristic English cottage dec- Jer and lus. i lum of the flouncing | nce Friday nd bu: ! Iustrated, RANSOM SHAPE” SER my Heresy ne * orations would (Rarer ire and burrerplaces, uated | As ILLUSTRATED Soe oe erated eerie, ON piecee oae25, | At $32.80. French China Regularly $65 a ; iy adapted to sura- | At $18. Regularly $22.50-- | At $18.75, Regularly $30 aA ain Chesleshia ke eteanoah Dinner ‘Sete — Regul Haviland Din: \ jor the ment day that’ te | 106 piece Dinner Sete, from} 108 piece Lnglia Porcelair So aa a rte podeenpe tinier red onpty $42.50 107 piegen, from tos neces da ik a0 rapidly. Orgundy tn one the famous Homer Laugh: | Dioner Seta, in artractive | oy ieces, $178. Wr. Guerin & Cie.” lus der" decorations \ moat fashionable of 4 materials lin factories. border patterns, Illustrated trate gold handles sae A : — ok ean For Gas or Electricity Portable Lamps | 3,000 Pieces of Fine Cut Glass ' : Cast metal standards, with cast metal overlay tracery shades, panels of Assembled for thie extraordinary dispersal, All in desirable up-to-date } 0 be found in the di if Rugs—Carpets art glass, Several patterns to choore from, curtings, floral and combination, The quality of the crystal the very best to 1) “tutplies bottes and Grevates are Ml Cleaned, Stored 96.80, Rog, 88.50 $10.00, Rog. #1a.50 to 814.60. 614.80, Reg, 820.00, $17.80, Rey B29 Pe tad tae athe : the line M Py Floor Lamps, $8.75 Ceiling Lighting Fixtures Bpectal Tables at epectal prices for quiek selectio while the peplum is Mab oth roofed Reg. $12.00 All our stock at special prices; some only one of a kind | Rog, 64.78 and #4-—-Orange | At $5. Rey. $7.80-—Salad Bowls, Vases, For the 18-year siz¢_ will be noede Und kaa A } leh oo Lip apy re bales mau RU aah ance Sets, Relish rn) ea (oeahade et stati A Tnanes wide ier Guarantee Against Pe si rd Ceiling Dome Bemi-Indirect | Bowl Fourplay Water Jug Helle | No, SoBa— (With pasting fine and ad det , 4 T thape Shades, fitted for Lights for Gas Lights Cream’ Trays, Large Flower Vases, Porn ; ; FROCK WITH SURPLICE BLOUSE Re tat or electricity, Rtande | Dishes, Roll Trays Putra Special —100 Floral Cut Water Sets FOR MISSES AND SMALL WOMEN, fronts of the Blouse, | The pattern, N e nehes high 810,80, Roy, A15,00 69,80, Row, ego | j a} Bloral He ara ens wen In ¢ PER YA Floor Lamps —|_—s #12480, Reg, Ari.90 $9.80, ire Ara go | AL O,OM Valuen 8 t9 60 Ie Croan arplnt Water Jus sla tumbler and call at THES EVENIN( Arh ih LABR $12.50, Reg, A174 | $20.00, Rey, bag.or | 920,00, Hou ays ‘Tray range " i ; ue i " ei bg Re BURBAT. Donele Bu 617.50, Rey, Ba4.40 $80.00, Reg. bys,00 = || 628,00, Key Aya.o0 Hate, a-inch Fruit Howls, tee Tubs, Vase J Erect, New York, of ‘ohn OF mips for each patiern ordered, eens COM PORTANT Writ, your, nddrees plainly and always Detterne, specify #lze wanted Cébhiveh®6 GIMBEL BROTHERS—33d Street