The evening world. Newspaper, May 8, 1916, Page 9

} pt repr ne ee MOVIE NOVELTIES AND FILM BEAUTIES INA GARDEN ShOW ‘esl Anybody With Half an E Can See Something That's Worth While one interested in moving which is almost equivalent to waving every one who has at least ne ethuin th is attention « ton H Board of Trade’s first annual expo sition, now switug at Madison Square 1 is being well patronized, but not in a jatroniair anner, “The Movies," once the au fect of jest with a considerable por- tion of the public, have come into | Edith Robe « i y pany, ure World, Univer- *, and in order get short their own and the big show at the) Hayth Monerts and boretny, Phillips. 12 al Blectrie C Cooper Hewitt | and stocky ‘smoke eaters’ who have Garden is an impressive proof of 'he| Bluebird players are acheduled to be| Company, N big cheat expansion we have seduced standing this mammoth industry has! on h things may be examined by those| pany, and William A. Johnston, Pres-| goles (Cal.) Chamber of Commerce. to whom they appeal. The true film] ident and editor of the Moving Pic-| ‘The exposition will close next Sat- fanatics, however, come to worship] ture News, are down for talks on|urday night. It opens each morning at those booths which enshrine their] “The Motion Picture as One of Ameri-|at 11 o'clock. favorite picture @tare, a's'Greatest Industries,” Prominent ‘These spaces are transformed into] bankers have been asked to talk on ar ing room, art gallery, garden or] “The Relation of the Banker to the NO CHANCE FOR FAT MAN pavilion, as the taste of t decorator | Motion Picture Industr dictates, ind here those idolized Perhaps the most amusing things i nation are to be seen at cer-|for the selection of amateur talent, in the ‘o be sure, [one of the prizes to go to the home- |, . they are on focation’ ring the | Hest boy who competes. Well-known | That Is, if He Cannot Expand His} daylight hours to a lar extent, but] Movie actresses of exceptional beauty iy " he movie actors, Lunttke their lesa for-|are supposed to register various emo- Chest to Equal His tunate brethren of the legitimate,| tions before the camera and then the “4 eity,’ ive their evenings to themselves | youngsters whose faces are their mis- Corporosity. ind where should they go fortunes have to imitate the facial) The New York City Civil Serviow hings but to the Movie Exp expressions of the camera stars. ‘ A Habit that has Made a Hit Look around you, anywnere you happen to be, and you'll find people chewing gum. It Yesterday was Actors' Fund Day, dea of the ent oO! _| Commission has begun to eliminate - ty ted hy nnd of course the Garden. swarmed | tom may be walned from a siance at| fron candidates for city jobs thel has become a national, beneficial habit. tonal people, ‘ollowing list of exhibitors: U: sically and morally unfit, Very And the wise gum chewers who buy show and at! versal Film Manufacturing Company, | fat people are not wanted . | It the worthy) Mutual Filin Compan. Kastman; “Our aim 4s to have | ° ; of them may! Kodak ¢ any, International Film | 4 5 SRT H BROTHERS min the future. | service, KF 4 ton, Blues Pp Rialto Orchestra j feather and as Al faeain. RIN] ‘asanny, ctures ; ‘ ; S.B. CHEWING GUM clerks, polic Cross” , on tho! doley Come] We. F atien(ian te-eueelle get double benefit. They get chewing gum Veaterday was iso Univer | Na % pand his! enjoyment plus throat ease. Smith Brothers’ AHDSATAAC TAC THO: oo CLT mpans t uu x Chewing Gum has the same ingredients and Vernal itm: Manufacturing Compa | idlibers, Westinghous ctric and the same flavor as Smith Brothers’ Cough were Mar fae, Vila Mi turing ¢ y, Arthur Les- Hob Y iey beakee Baed | ity Motion very candidate for a place Hunter, King Baggot, Ben ¥ n, | Maii » Lithogr: r n must stand a test for bloo Drops—famous for 70 years. It re- lieves scratchy throats. nd greet the public in per-| Motion Picture Directory Company, | the height for firemen from 5 feet 7% Mode by the Mehers of nail oA, KOoHIIRENGG: oethet urtice| Mo Film Protection| inches to 6 feet 7 inches. The height SMITH BROTHERS’ tained eee dhe LLL iF rel ellis ; utomatic ‘Ticket Seller, | !!mit for policemen stands unchanged, COUGH DROPS Treading on the heels of the expo-|warly Ghurming old:sasivoned garde Hell &. How me Machine Com-| at 5 feet 7% inches.” sition at Grand Central Palace lust|other small town blossoms nodding} Pany Typhoon Fan Company, Sim- > — Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Ralinsiny-atreenoon aNd’ avedivin Ent recat aioe niex Photo Machine Company, Pier-| 6 for New York. surpasses the other show both in ex-| BANKERS AND BUSINESS men to" "atin ampany, John Latter-| LONDON, May 8—The Dutch steam. tent and in artistic effect. ‘Th TO BE THERE. Tung, Allison & rf Forks "hne put ant nt Bort Lous | interior of the Garden isfor the time| ‘To-day is also’ Bankers’ and jelty Company, Motography, | Island of Mauritius, badly. damaged. by | _ being « mammoth movie house, with! Hess Men's Day. John F New York Morning Telegraph, Ho a hurricane, Three boats side a etio no movie how can furnish. The newest feature films are being shown there all day, in four sessions of an hour and a half to two hours each, and when working the giime dunce orchestra f#. Hundreds of couples ave proving each that the man dying ought to to see if it Is ¢ There are se and watch the pictures, but the can be seen from yst anywhere in e Gard t tion visitors the promena: the sereen whenever so ranspires which particularly attracts their tention BOOTHS SHOW BEAUTIFUL DEC ORATIVE EFFECTS. The booths lining both sides of the | patre and the d tered under . Not Bowery produces a pleas floor are all very pergolas: and though this s effect of har- sereen isn't | mony in the decoration scheme, there | is still plenty hibltor to exercise his indiv tn beautifying his own display. “The trade,” no doubt, is most in- terested in the new mechanical de- vices invented to improve the indus- try in all its ramifi¢ations, and the manufacturers 1 lower and upper Decorate’ Your Home ti or Office for the Big Preparedness a Parade Next Saturday sf For this occasion we have prepared four specially priced outfits, ready packed. Each outfit consists of cotton bunting flog with sewed stripes, jointed hardwood pole, brackets, ropes and screws. Priced according to size, at 85c, $1.25, $1.75, $2.25 We can furnish any flag require ment ranging from a tiny mounted flag at Se to a wool flag, 10x15 feet, at $13.50. Grand Rapips FURNITURE $3.00 Down on $50. 5.00 75-00 7:00 “ss 6 100: 16° “ “6 450-0 15-00 “ «6 200-00 25-00 “ +6 300-00 FREE BRASS BED With Every Porchase APARTMENTS FURNISHED COMPLETE FROM $50 TO $500 Open Monday & Saturday Evenings 104 ST. L STATION AT CORNER ve booths on both, tiers, where such { WORK MONDAY M( we lost. the ‘iim. tion Picture News and ti cargo is unharmed, ere lost. The SUNDAY WORLD Our Women’s-Wear Buyer WE RE selling gum camphor today for 53 cents a pound; Fike Haneat ware ieitmie ot all’ day small pin’ cubes, 200 count, for 6 cents; four-piece 18 i H $ : . : wae acta atariAlealneppeMrE from the market, Jacobean Finish “Adam” dining room suites for $45; $3 Pumps dyestuffs unobtainable, silks advancing in leaps and bounds, and Oxfords for $1.49; $175 Persian Rugs for $125; Forty- linings growing inferior, even cotton threads, oe ee inch Crepe de Chine, now wholesaling for 95 cents, at $1. S| ; 5 der the burden o! * . jee be Magne bell Leadbeeg ley (teasa ARdunOW Can you find such values at any other store in New York? ‘These cap the climax, all the tailors have gone on strike. He didn’t are just a few items picked at random from a list of hundreds printed in want to join in the Preparedness Sale—he preferred to accumu- yesterday’s advertisement. The savings were so big that they didn’t need late his stocks and hold them—said that every week thatpassed | big type. If you didn’t read the most important list of economies we ever made them more valuable, and that later on you would consider | printed, we'll gladly send you a copy of the newspaper page it is really 4 the regular prices on his goods the biggest bargains in town. But that isn’t the Greenhut policy. THIS 1S GOING TO has advanced, and why it’s lik k f ; senriey BE CUSTOMER-MAKING YEAR. So here they are: ’ y it ely to keep on being dearer. Explains, too, how w : i ; Women's and Stout Women’s Suits—clever new styles; fashioned of e prepared to protect you against the dwindling dollar. Gabardine or Poplin, in navy and bla the styles for stout women are specially designed models for large busts with slend sizes 38! to 5219 in, bust; regularly $24.50 to $27.51 Women’s and Misses’ Spring Suits—Poplin, Serge aie i 22.50 Other Savings Baby Week Other Savings BLACK SATIN _IROALING 98 in. wide; BOYS’ $6.50 INE oO MIX include navy, black and black: ote DNS SHES Cel at Uhh $ ard ‘one | Y¥, 5 ree ,8880 FINE FANCY WOOL MIX: regularly $19.50 and $22.50; at 16.50 ‘our Baby's Picture Fr TURE CLOTH NORFOLK SUITS lined 5 trousers; sices 6 to 17 years; at 83.05 igh-Class Model Suits—mostly one of a kind; fashi med of Taffeta Of course there's a string ted | nove tit moor BLUE SEKGE OR in, Prunella Cloth and other fabrics; also combination effects; ae to the offer, but all you have to do | FLANNEL SUITS—newest models; 7 to tinctive styles, two aerours reduced to $ $ cost and ess 49.50 ana °59.50 18 years 83.95 is to purchase any sulky, go-cart | so” AtAiy COTTON BRUSSELS tee or baby carriage In the store, or | white, cream and ecru; yard 3 Women’s and Misses’ ‘Swagger kacatle J Coats—season’s handsomest styles make a $2.50 selection in infants’ | 2% DYNAMO MALINE—bleck, white and in Gabardine, Poplin, Whipcord, Covert Cloth, Shower-proof Tweeds, colors; yard 22e wear. This offer even holds good MEN CAN STILL RUY GOOD. ALL-WoOl on the following specially priced GUARANTEED FAST COLOR BLUE Tak tats SERGE SUITS for as little as. $9.05. items, which have been more than | wowen's KNILTE 0 “COMMINATION iat 80 and Worsteds; two ba specially meni also) $14.75 DRESS: elt - ‘te pisitn checks atripes; 36-38% In, wides yd black-and-white checks in Velour designed for stout women up to 53- reg. $16.50 and $19.75; at...... usually reduced because our | SUITS excelent 4 F Women's and Misses’ Raincoate—rubberized Canton cloth in tan, Ox- | printen VOILES—edd tote; some “se: | Neually i because our | | SUITS —enealen quell: at»... 110 ford, navy and black; full-length model; with conyertible collar and onds"; yd 100 Preparedness Sale" and “Baby FLOUNGINGS —a6 anita. met Midd cuffs; sizes up to 54-inch bust; made to retail at $7.9: sper ih APRON GINGHAMS tus and white Week" chance to happen at the white or colors on ad 33: ‘ Fy an sees oer ss - | same time. 9: EMBROIDERED HATISTE OR 1ANN “SECO” ani o 23 OUNCINGS.17 inches wide; yard. 28 silk feces splendid new styles for afternoon and ‘and 26 in, wides best colors; yd....-L1e 5 . ae LAWN CALLOVER f 4 s t wear; Crepe de Chine, Charmeuse, Taffeta and Georgette com- WOMEN’S HOUSE DR ES—striped | Infants 24-Piece | © 20 to 22 inches be ie es uct) binations; delightful Spring colorings and black; regularly up 516. 50 vamag test colores dainty atylen; sizes, 34 5 49 AND $9 SHADOW LACK. FLOUNC to $24.50; at Heit beaver adaeueiat eas ee plc Perea + 95 Outfits for %3.49 INGS AND SHADOW" ALLOVERS, s white and ecru; yard 5 Women’s and Misses’ Dresses- “prettily trimmed; made of Crepe de Chine, | terials and newest First alae only. | COMBINATION DESK & TABLE LAMPS Charmeuse, Taffeta and Novelty Striped S WEAR edt? i shins | 12 Hemmed Diapers | “shades in various colors; at... 84.50 regularly $9.75 to $12.75; at. ....e0e . | “and black cor oe ie OGANY FL00R LAMPS = complete 2 stripes and che. 2 with Cretonne shade; at Girls’ Washable School Dresses—25 handsome new models; all prettily | atripes and oh | 2 Pair Hooters ‘ SCOT oa a hana eae trimmed: many of two m jals used in combination; Chambray, Hemp Dress Shapes, trimmed IAN TS: WHITE PIQUE COAT collar wicker oF pol ase; at D7D Percale, and Gingham in plaids and checks in attractive solerinas| i$] ribbon and flowers tise, w | ne gute, atcbine peatlopeds ORE | GAS DINING ROOM DOMES —complet sizes 6 to 14 years; at see eeeeeeeeenee eens seeenees Fale nee Nee | LONG AND SHORT DRESSES -of muslin & ‘ ‘ M95 Tailored and Semi-Tailored Blouses--variety of handseme aise) and ma- SATIN TAPVETA RIBBON best ‘J | with embroidered yokes; 236 | Bure Tale DINING ROOM DOMES agate terials; plaids in combination colorings; ratine stripe, novelty stripe, | qi) "silk eat At RASA wih | GAS OR ELEOTRIC TARLE LaMps Sell stripe, crovs bar and plxin white voile; also new Sport Blouses $y | Yao » FapicstO? | “oambne waists bottom of shire fin OBe | Apue ‘Of Linene, tan, blue, rose or white; at Prrrrrrire pany Neate a teh Lakba with tusks and laces at WC) GENE INE O11 PAINTINGS « Chemise: T beautifully } CROCHET SACQt trimmed; usual price 9s to $1.25; sale | pink or blue trim . . : Set RUBBER DIAPERS arated wast ‘ew Groceries Higher Here | THosisoiis Glove Fitting ase proof and washable; at ; fo and ribbon trlmmi We did not lay in big supplies—goods wouldn't be fresh if ssrssree waite sith 986 #3.50 PAIR BONNAZ LACE CURTAINS i 299 28 YARD IMPORTED ENGLISH CRE 25 “THROW AWAY" DIAPERS —made © ch of ly-ka kioth paper; for. 28e | TONNES--various colore and” desigin; we had—but wherever we could find a packer or producer who ut; long over hips and ; : yard thee “i ie underestimated the duration of the war we piled up advance “EMBROIDERED. NIGHTGOWNS. | Men Ss Summer B05 HANGING RASS OIL, DOMES fine lin orders. Most of them were optimists; that's why we're not AND ENVELOPE (CHEMISES HAN [ae Leh | Noth; exquisitely embroidered; U j ANGING | BLACK HOt OMT pessimistic over the situation now. ; ! with pretty laces and iibbone: nderwear WALL OWL BRACKET LAMPS Folks come here every day and say that grocers about town claim | saTEEN PETTICOATS “copies of hich ¥ : | plete with glass fount, S-Inch that the constantly rising market forces them to keep asking more, | ‘i si beautiful colors; a une Libs oF sna | has gone | tor; at . £100 pe t. differ: | ind rhe 8.1 + around 2c instead of Je & | GLASS KITCHEN OR KEDROOM LAMPS Last week a local paper printed a story telling o! per cent, diffe PETTICOATS— big. variet pound, now. The supply of bleach- | high: f Kad) BEMIS Lee aR ences in the last twelve months, None of our customers has known it, | colores at BB, NZ | ing Materials has one DOWN. | S0PIECE AMERICAN PORCELAIN, DIN m en't one ese) this list of special offerings from the | — £1.51 el Thi Fane len) - N TS formerly $4.5 3-45 If you aren't ane at present, read Une et at aed, States, and you | WONEN'SHANDKERCHIBES hema This underwear isn't made of any. | NER SETS tornerly $850, “at 8h ab biggest and most comple shape | neat block initial; at 6 for. thing else. Last year’s retuil prices | 10 PIECE AMERICAN PORCELAIN, DIN will understand why most of your friends won't deal anywhere else. | wists Ania ioe | are likely to be next year's whole. | | NER SETS ‘form uj BROS, at 8 COMMIT ) etn 5G Mio Nal sale costs, Lateron we will pay | MQ RIEGE AM ERI AN eee bt PROCTER & GAMBLE'S- | more than you will tomorrow for | se: CHINA DINNER PLATES. at.....10 some of these lots Heese, GOS M% TO 42 COVERED VE DISHES p Extra Good Quality Balbrig, Shirts and Prawers | hee 39e | Open gular Sc package Star Powder with pur- uae 10 bass ore Calb Nephtha HOES. CUDA PREPARED ML BYARD Eu wie Ww nT PLE r ER V “ WHOLE RY E| EGAR—pallon jue, | BOYS’ $2.50 “9CoUT stokes satya Shirts and Drawers Bo | orn eos : at seebeneee «c 4 leah Fine Quality. Cotton ; H i 24 CORNED BEEP HASH “Rex ; FLOUR — My BDBe; large bot. 10 Joven, $1.76; regular 28¢ can. LHe bag 20: CLUSTER RAISINS CHILI CON”) CARNE-“Res t FARINA best quia WHITE CANVAS SHOES. for mise doven, Bei regular 10 ¢ ty; 10 Ibs, 55. dre} MF -POTT! 2 Green Cord brand ) cut buton style; HT MAI aN Aad Ge. | FURNITURE pal aL TL eS Sica waar Yee carton. 15 | WOMEN'S HAND RAGS. genuine Moroso Knee Drawers at c 1LDEN OAK GHIFEONIBR MIN’ MINCE MEAT -dozen, fection brand, reg ‘vt ue Pl ice or Crepe finer tmele f All drawers have suspender 49 IVORY ENAMEL DRESSE 1 reg. 102 package ‘Te A ee OR ae || ceeery at im linings nicely tttet; | tapes and reinforced seats | GOLDEN OXK DRESS PEACHES -Trouba- pune oLiva ol | OB. HAND AND | BACK Fine Liste Thread Athletic 79 HIRD 'SEYE MAMIE DRESSER § BABBITT'S SOAP, f ty Fer ae here) Aosily lined 8 Union svits a oe Xv i Ws tirean Spie ande Span Housenord | | dessert fruity RFA | ATIHIGIAL FLOWERS “illic, “Ross. | Soft Ribbed Cotton Short Sleeve and SOAK « s 39 20 4 ¥ ostRt H PLUMES tw shade | , wan Sa 79 a ORY ‘ | bla te; IS invhes tong, % | ¢ « » Pin-€ ck Cronaba Nainsoo! BABBITT'S CLEANSER | 25 oF “49. SCARES, SHAMS AND Gt | Fine Pia he ‘orsbar Nainsook t 1a cute Baboltv'e Be. Cleanser and. one REMECES embroidered, white and col Berfect Fisting Union FQ ular I2o can Spic and Span Silver ored 9 Suits ae LENOX SOAP. PROCTER & GAMBIE’S’-— usually 83.18; special, box 100 bare, 82 OB roe de bars 25 REENHUT" 30-MILE FREE DELIVERY, THE BIG STORE” Our » wagon delivery service reaches the homes in more than 800 subu an towns and seasliore resorts within a radius of thirty SIXTH AVE.. ISTO 19" STREET miles, Freight charges prepaid to al stations in accord: ance With our Welbestablished regulations Mail and telephone < filled promy Ve ( mani } | we Look for * ot Advertised” Specials “Bie little catalogue combined with the story of why all sorts of merchandise ! <NING = WONDERS =|. 2. | 50 gc Green Trading Stamps Free oF Tuesday OR Wednesday with Purchases of *1 or More CUT OUT THIS COUPON E H it a a This Coupon BS Eveni Evenin, 4 8 War and Refrigerators War has even gone to the icebox. Wood finishes and wood finishers are more expensive. Varnishes are up. Linings, hinges and all the various metal parts have advanced. And if that weren’t enough— freight trains are tied up all over the country and new shipments aren't coming through. But we have more refrigerators on hand—more styles and more grades than you will find on any one floor in town. Bought 'em prices. Some of these are even below the present manufacturing costs. “Leader” Lift Cover—38 in. high, | “Universal” Side leer—height 44 22 in. wide, 1 enamel lined her; ice capacity 35 Ibs; § at “Lender” ‘Litt in, width 24 in; ice capa enamel lined on chamber depth 18! in lbs.; white enamel lined provi- $ sion chamber; 13.50 | <tntversai™ side teor—notgnt 47 at “L eader Apartment House height 64 in, width 25 in. ice capacity 100 Ibs.; white anti ice 8 id enamel lined provision — $ capacity 90 lbs ... “14.50 | chamber 21 depth 19 in. Screens, Lawn Mowers, Garden Hose We can’t even tell from day to day what the makers will ask for further supplies. If another store or a small dealer he’s not to ahead, so are not behind with quantities now. Good- ness knows before the Summer's over. Rubber ¢ xuaranteed 4 ply & ply 4 6 ply » ft, Woven Cotton lly excep) ned; 25 Wooden Hose runnin Wooden Hose Screen b Sereen Doors woh. trame “Medel Blne OIL Staves n Saturdays Until 10 P.M. We Close SAve: naa lant x 8h 2000000030100 200 200 OOHOOGOOOOC0OG OOOO Trading Stamps FREE with purchases of $1 or more, Tucsday, May 9, or Wednesday May 10. These 50 FREE Stamps are of the same kind as those you would ordinarily obtain with your purchases, ader” Apart height 650 in, width in, amel lined provi- 518, 20 4 + in.; tee capacity 65 sion chamber ....... =Ge fl, By 36 “4 tneh. ..21 to y wheel; ‘UBAUMANNS. 84ST A SANED Special This Week Katonah $4 7.98 Seamless Velvet Rugs, 9 x 12 15 Plush, cords and tassels match, polished wood seats. A emnsty 2125 WE PAY FREIGHT AND RAILROAD FARE, SSeS aug Is Good Tuesday or Wednesday good for 50 (FIFTY) Zw Green GREENHUT'S World, 5-8-16. early. That's why we can maintain late 5 tn, deep; Aired in., width 32 In, depth 18 in; Provision cham, | jee capacity 75 Ibs.;. white en- 6 amel lined provi- — $ Cover—height 41 sion chamber He 16.10 in, depth 163-4 ty 45 Ibs; white | “Universal” Side Teer -height 45 Lak 9 25 in., width 33 in. depth 19 in.; Ho fee capacity 90 Ibs; white en- + in, width 35 In, depth 20 tn,; wants 20 to 30° more than our markings, blame; can’t help himself. We looked what we'll be asking you for these goods » Hose—fully 1 Oil Steves--same as above; with three burners; Bt cp ccesdexeseansenee ° Adj 50 ft, ho ft, 50 ft. Garden Hose — utural finish trong; rubbers Height Extension Price, inches, . .80¢ 7 inches. ..85¢ 7 inche: inches. ..40¢ 7 inches 5 5 inches. ..d5¢ 29 to 45 inches. Manhattan Lawn Mowers-—war- ranted to give good service; has three crucible steel cylinder knives; 8-inch driving wheel, 12-inch 14-inch 16-inch $2.75 $3.00 $3.25 Manhattan High Wheel Ball-Bear- ing Lawn Mowers—-has patent cone adjustment; .self-shanpen- ing, for large lawns and thick table Window Screens— 24 inch Reel oak 28 inch 85e 10 ineh Reel large size; 1. 25 Flume Attckteas a Ata Ween Pian, 4 "$3.35 | $450 $5.25 $5.75 4 Pe “ww Green Trading Stanps with Purchases Till 12 o'Clock-—Single ax Stamps Thereafter heh ci