The evening world. Newspaper, May 3, 1916, Page 12

Cen Tae anne fo KIS on : Walt way down the Passaic Falls} Pasealc River and drowned on April 18 Young Marla Busa and Vuigi Cam Wehia, 24 per m reman in a factory rry a lunch from home, 8 only 10 cents a day squandera any ot dress well, Lmake all my clothes and pay m things ina portance, hount i r quspended by his cont from a jaswed | . Theo eek, tha: body of Samuel Rracm, three . B Ws A b " Pearsyof Passaic, was found yesterday | afterngon. He had been blown Into the) e son's shirts, ae I do all my own lemergeney frnd, liberal allow work and have quite a little com. lelothing and careful provision for pany: pay cash for everything and | number of sm i eT ree hen fel a good table and frends can't be» |the rent, hent and gos amount t 4 Dasaing near the Falls yesterday when Mag ay 4h and f As can A, he rent, heat and gas amount to only | punding and loan and put th t - Neve we can ave so much, often |20 per cent, of the income, furnishing | gaying nd foam and put th hey maw the body hans’ They ran] have a balance from the food find Jevidence of thrift that In fully borne {gl in the hank, Now we have elve to @ policeman. With a rope men got and my husband never uses all of}out by the remainder of the sched which at maturity means ms ine 1 but B30 1; amusements, | the position of foreman in the factory where he is employed. he and his wife ma Now woe have one child, pald do ty within a few days to bee ved. y he/tor's and nurse's bili from “bab SUGHK EPPS ‘ha ia hie second appoint age. th ces | allow also one share’ Astor has Tits it eputy under Sheriff, i he is above ke.) building and loan started ¢ be She was a dep rt head under any | saved m mine and what [ can| es © are three insurance lid, Mr, Astor Is expected to on, [save fr nitted does not !]$5 a m k spots to about 1 and spending money. We d Use the rest of the expanse] Hi items of obvions im. id charity Will also be noted that “aaving™ we 4 | fhe boty to chore, his allowance, | ule. surance of $1,000 end $370 in the bark A Steady Nerve--enda John Braem will give the young Ale-) a rs “We are at present Ilessed with} MANAGE bi \ Ae * Steady NV overers the $50 reward ho had of-| na good health, Learn between $40 and [GOOD h THRIFT PottiLe. MRS. Z. MC. ant Step signify a healthy dered. | “Our systematic method of saving enables us to do some good, carry’ § uae y | . This is an interesting and een. 8 a : kept clean wi “i —_———-- ” . . une fc - a is another $20-a-weer co tb) ge 5 yme: 4 | good Insurance, and provide for after years,” 1s the way one woman spoaks ahor wan ML belied la ms to he income lds te - kaa matt IN BUNCHES. | of the budget which she helps to make a great success. An analysts shows method of savir y pal i eat ieee Hard times for Prin! ven Str | that every claim is made good. By ving well within their income, by * Thomas Lipton's yacht has been | carrying a fair amount of insurance and by making wise Investments this jes up by a mine. | woman and her husband are most certainly ‘doing some good.’ at will come back to them in later years, but it will have a broader effect, for garjafaction to see the fruit are teaching their children to do Hkewise, and they evidently are Inbors and to teach our ehildren giving their friends some valuable points PLAN OF SAVING. THOUSANDS OF SICK WOMEN |"#=> Zou Helped EveryYear by Common |} jag wit the American Bankers’ Sense Suggestions Given Free |] Association, is conducting @ cam- by The Lydia E. Pinkham paign for thrift Medicine Co. world to save money, but the read- ‘ fe the will be given ever, For forty years women suffering from |] Sntouragement to learn how 10 all kins of female ills have been writ-|] 4 ing the Lydia F: Ci Cash prizes amounting to $250 || of Lyna, Mass., fi ice. given to thor gas, 7T y rec , the most sensible pla kitchen necessities, Redken nee (one paid-up polic: insu gen have been save and women earning $150 @ month |] or less. The committee of awards eho will be announced later, Artic! Lydia FE. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has made me « well woman, Your ative Wash is just the thing to prizes of $10 weakness. I have of $5 each; Infants at Stake. young mothers! | twenty-five prizes of $2 each. All correspondence will be The theory has been advanced on jonfidential, but it Nb * lor you to give namo and letters to Thrift ing World. KEEP LETTERS WITHIN 200 WORDS. The privilege of participating in npound sav-} | the campaigi open to every one. as very bad! | There are no conditions. | inf <d my life, as my health when I wrote you, but now Tecan do my own work and have not had a sick day] Several readers aince, I. began taking your remedies.| ten to the Thrift ently have writ- litor to Inquire if periences are the Why don’ Address Lydia EB. Pinkbum M “o., (confidential), Lynn, Mass. Advt.1 affairs, ing mone This season’s newest and choicest fabrics and me you can buy anywhere. IN SUITS ¢ met 1 Urquharts, Tart Mixtures. IN TOPCOAT Scotch Mixtures and Gray Special Suits & The SUIT Silk Mixtures, Pe Blue, Brown and G lined, Blue, Brown and lined with silk, Glen Urquharts, Tartan Plaids, Pencil Stripes, Gray Strips Blues, Browns and Grays IN SULPS fords, and Cambridge Grays, silk lined. 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In TOP: COATS. -Some wonderfully smart 14 silk and in TOPCOAT on thrift $250 IN PRIZES FOR THE =} avead in the world, It 1s an easy mat BEST COMMON SENSE ter to formulate an efficient cohedule, but It fs quite another thing to live |up to tt. | To-day's instalments include an- ‘other interestiug experience in pur- chasing a home, which led to unex- pected wealth, 1 ts not the easiest thing in the | ‘phere is no fault to find with this ers of this paper during the next |, budget: “JERSEY CITY. he Thrift FAlltor of The Brening World “Monthly system: $25; milk and tee, $3 A other policies), $5.40; outside bet og! age in designed primarily to help men | cleaning, &c., $3.26; Teading matter, lars, laundered, 50 cents; ance (for helping aged father, building and A MOTHER'S SACRED DUTY overcome female $50; two The Lives of Helpless various occasions that the life of an fant during its first year is dependent jod, and that meals. brated toni scribed by physicians for nui y ones which 40 | ery for half a generation, and can be u write for free advice?| be of value, for they show how thrifty | procured from any first class druggist i. dicine} persons aro actually managing their] The genuine Johann Hoff's should be getting insisted upon.—Advt. 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PB." holds Tt is eas + food and two help, mare, to- derived ing the A and This justly ing moth. YY Yy Wa LW WEL MMMM Yl Y Yy Le sco last July ay aside for our bables, funds are administered. Dove rot The Keening We and finally the well ord for the babies, of wiom already arrived. Its expen. d in advane a mounts to $40, a building and tc Cash in bank, » $5 for table, $2 for] and a sound investment attest for myself and $1 we] ekill with which this family's Woe | furni: our first gr: y a dollar divided: $5 for “WONDERFULLY GREAT — “