The evening world. Newspaper, May 15, 1916, Page 11

“FLOWER HOSPITAL IN ‘NEED. He orp modations in the public » whiteness, strength toilet-paper merits in and you get a quantity guarantee. The number of sheets is shown on 1,000 Sheets, 10c Don't be misled by big roll—they can swerbyeangieaty they can be of sheets may be “It’s the Counted Sheets that Count’’ Tissue, dian Balsam. 2,500 sheets in carton of 8 rolls, 35c. Ask your dealer. SOOTT PAPER CO., 30 Church St., New York Mekers of Absorbent SeetTisec Towel Gentlemen, The June Bride! The silverware that Bride must, of couse, to inty as the Bride herself! even in a wedding present there is no really gan good thing for a little less"—is a rule Fi the Silverware Section also. Flower Baskets, Bowls, Tea Sets, Trays, Ca: If you have a wedding mind—pay a little leisurely visit Cracker Jack Horner, clas} ete t was You'll learn in a minute. {Twas the candy You'll all like best. Cracker Jack The more you eat, the more you want You can’t help liking it when you taste the peanuts, popcorn, ‘lasses candy with the natural color and flavor. made of. When big folks or little buy it, they buy the ideal confection—more wholesome and nutritious than even eggs, milk or potatoes—that’s the re- markable thing about it. The best materials, a spick-and-span fac- tory make it good and pure. Proof Package that keeps out moisture, germs and dust, brings it to you always fresh. A premium to delight the youngsters in every package. Write for the Cracker Jack Riddle Book Sent free on request. Addre: Ef » New York. = Sl Build — Rn keeps out moie- ture, germs and dust’ RBE2SBCGEBRBAABABEEBE S82 {ROOT 1S NOW BOOSTED BY THE OLD GUARD AS CHECK UPON HUGHES Another Till Inside Group Makes Choice. Republican leaders having used Justice Hughes to “shelve” Roose- velt, plan this week to bring up the Elihu Root. reserves to prevent Hughes from running off with the Presidential nomination ahead of time. It is said more than two-thirds of the men of “Big Business” who will sit In the convention prefer Mr. Root, but question the wisdom of putting him up against Wilson, The final judgment of the small group of leaders who will select candidate will not be convention meets. If the leaders he can 00: th Of the regulars, ne stands aa’ good 4 5 a he Roosevelt of chance as Hughes or landing the nomination. It is predicted to Root rather than to Hughes. The leaders are content for the it to let things drift. Their ie to wait until the time comes for tradi Meanwhile they will encourage the dozen or so “favorite sons” to pot away at the delegates. None of the leaders is willing to say the Colonel will not be nominated, but they as- eert their ability to dictate the con- ditions if he should be. 'p to date there have been 817 del- ites elected, with 168 yet to be chosen. Of these 539, or forty-six t @ majority, are “unins " and regarded as “unfriend- ly” to Col. Roosevelt, white 278 have been “inetructed” or hi — MORE IMPORTANT. Mary Garden's home. Votce? Not the important point. She's lost thirty pounds. scosaieeantaninconn Flowers om Mrs. Wile: ROME, Ga., May 15.—Th Mrs. Elien A. Wilson, first President Wilson, is covered to-di hake flowers. After Gov. Nat Harris had delivered an address geatercey. meenterN a Mortore Deonuse at hie, work rong a for prohibition, gave him a large bua of red carnations, which he tool cometery. and. piace the ‘mound, A. beautiful wreath came from the White House and another by) friends in Rome Aragon fourteen miles north Delaware, htly injuring he 'y Department announced 7 to the ste er is rhe i an arrived at the That’s what it’s The Triple pt. A. CKHEIM BROS. & ECKSTEIN, Inc the Cracker Jack people. Try a 10-cent package. BELLE STOREY AT LAST “Any One Migat Think | Was Pres-| fairs,” she said to-day. “Any ident Wilson From the Fuss,” Belle Storey, singe! E. Andrews, @ broker, were married Saturday afternoon by the Rev. Paul M. Spencer in the Church of the Strangers, No. 909 West Fifty-seventh | Weelthy. He te twenty-thren, Gtreet. The only attendant was Miss Alice Royal of Omaha, Neb., a school chum of the bride.* Playing One Candidate Against __THE EVENING ADMITS SHE 1S A BRIDE) “7. should be made over my private might think I was President Wilson,’ Adds the Singer. Mucte Publtcher Barrett Dead. Manufacturers of High Grade Toilet,Soaps CINCINNATI, O., May 2, 1016. GREENHUT CO., Sixth Ave., New York Gentlemen: Your profits on tollet soaps are lable to be seriously reduced if the war (now in its 2ist month) lasts much longer. For example—Take our Remmers Peroxide Bath Seap—the TALLOW, the very highest grade obtainable, which forms the base of this asep, te today 60 per cent. higher than in years, with every prospect of climbing higher. The COCOANUT OML (Cochin), which produces that rich, ereomy lather, for which this soap is noted, today is 70 per cent. higher then ever before. PERFUMES have jumped from 26 per cent.to over 500 per cent. hi ' i eeeipas, corresponding increases {a the cost of paper boxes, waxed paper, ink, wood boxes, etc., none of them averaging under 25 per cent. Despite these very unfavorable conditions, OUR PRICB ON REM- MERS PEROXIDE SOAP IS STILL THE SAMB—AND THERE HAS BEEN NO CHANGE IN ITS INCOMPARABLE QUALITY. It Is etfll ’ the big cake of its class. But—bdecause of the fising markets, this offer cannot be held open indefinitely and is subject to change without notice. Incidentally, it will pay you to let us have your wants in other toilet soap numbers at thie time. Your early acceptance will oblige, Yours very truly, THE. REMMERS SOAP CO., W. G. Adams. We bought these Soaps in large quantities—and comse- quently there is no price advance at Greenhut’s on Soaps now, BUT THIS IS ONLY ONE INSTANCE OUT OF THOU- SANDS—the same story can be applied to scores of depart- ments—AND THAT’S ONE REASON WHY YOU SHOULD CONCENTRATE ALL YOUR SHOPPING HERE AT -GREENHUT’S. “Preparedness” in Trunks & Traveling Bags In common with many other articles of daily use, leather goods are mounting. Our “Preparedness” is your gain. $22.50 “Neverbreak” Wardrobe) Genuine Sole Leather Cowhide Sulit pasa size; round edges;| 8#¢#—made of the best old fash- ie 6°*;) joned oaked tanned leather; double made of 3 ply veneer; covered with| stitched frame; strong handle; best quality vulcanized fibre; cold} solid ry locks; an extra § rolled steel clamps and corners; Phone all parts hand riveted; 5 roomy} Bage—Oxford sty! roomy ; strong frame; bras: pares Lay pea he trunk sewed corners; leathe women's use; a! = 18 eis en am “Preparedness” in Draperies & Upholstery Materials ‘We have secured several thousand yards of Beautiful Cretonnes—in no less than 75 different designs and colors; the designs are novel and are eminently suitable for Summer slip covers and drapet the values range from 25c to $0c yd. Take your choice of them fomorsow ‘at, yard y . 19c, 22 and 29¢ May we estimate for your Summer needs in Slip Covers, Awnings and Shades? We do the best work in town at most moderate prices. “Preparedness InGroceries ‘We supply you with the best of everything for your table at lower prices than you can buy eatables in your local store. Free deliveries to seashore resorts and to more than 800 suburban towns. Mail and telephone (Chelsea 4000) orders filled Promptly. Tomorrow, juak ~ Tuesday, Ie cnet Coron | Cotmeal 8 ts California Ripe BIS 17 S—usually || Olive Day | CAJON BRAND RIPE OLIV dig, 10 CORNMEAL— a oUskER white ‘07 “yellow: usu: ally $1.15; special, dor, O45; FAB. 100 package. 6 packages, 47¢; age.» RED CHERRIES — Harel alion can.... brand; for serving : with reg. 100 pack: CALIFORNIA RIPE || De¥ertges, denserts, salads, OLIVES — put up to 1 60¢ ae 20¢ hese CC Rex brand; ready dor, 42.25 Bt Per a 20c ELLOGG'S BRAN —- fresh supply from the Battle Greek Sanitarium; 1Q@ 25c package SPECTRE MtaNiation TEAS im, black or Slb, caddy, #275; G0 e IMPERIAL BRAND Spa- ghett! or Macaroni; packages, 47¢; So reg. 100 package, CLUSTER RAISINS—Greei Special itt's Best 1g. 100 imported Cord brand London , ee; regs 81.05 $P reg. 180 cer yee: Househol haif-galion can Bh retirdicn, OMe 'olish al 7 .T. Breakfast yp AREA MUSTARD —- ‘ials WASHINGTON WHEAT FLAKES est Bi Coffee; freshly roasted dhiiy; 10 tbs, 82-405 $y Tiessciccssaeeens Kippered Herring Fopsity broads, imperied, | Me ‘BO: - (Tene. | reg. 10¢ package, C bare. jo2., ; wi nee. 10: package. 44 DAL. CORN Lenox Soap PROCTER & GAMBLE'S 45 WORLD, MONDAY, HE TALKS TO MOTHERS she had first denied taking out @ marriage license and then had re Supt. Schlacht Tells Women Their Miss Storey closed a long engage ment at the Hippodrome Saturday and will start a vaudeville engage- bole eer ment next week at the Orpheum in! nos: gide Protective Association, began Brooklyn. Mr. Andrews’s home 16 In| gampaign yesterday to save east side Chicago, His parents, ® is said, are} girig from cadets. maothers whose daughters had been re- ported to him by the boy and girl police as having been seen in suspiaious com- pany to tion headquarters at No. 72 Pitt Street. Schlacht told the mothers that certain |the people economize. aheap dance halls, balls and moving pto- | food and | ture theatres are believed to be recruit-/not get sick, Then again, not having ing places to which cadets lure giris. BINGHAMTON, N. Y. May 15.— The couple arw spending their bap All tele BA the bf - honeymoon in the Oregon, at Fifty-| 114 oidest fourth Street and Seventh Avenue.| sen New. ¥ Over the telephone the singer readily ‘died at his home here last night of pneumonia. He is sur. admitted thet tho wedding had/ vived by two sens, Stanley and Evans, taken place, though the day before! of Convent Station, WN. J. Greenhut’s Preparedness Sale A Letter From the Remmers Soap Company quently responsible for the downfall of |/fects me. Double ZAC Green Trading Staynps MAY 15 their own Aaughtera by their severity in vain for work. actions drive th IN CADET CAMPAIGN Severity May Drive Daughters Into a Vicious Life. Harry Schlacht, Superintendent of the cheering words at such times, he added. ——— HARD TIMES, FEW DEATHS. He invited sixty = More Platnty, (From the Montgomery (Ain,) Advertiser.) lend @ meeting in the associa- jeenly: any money, they don’ He told them that mothers were ére-| weil’ docyou ‘cam oielnly, an he te eat So;you can pli wee how Had We Not Been Prepared, We Couldn’t Offer You Such Excellent Shirts at #1 i Berend fa nerecie of @ doubt, here's the greatest offering-to It holds good'for one day only. Here are thousands of excellent negligee shirts, every one guaran- teed to be fast color. 1s ef choice patterna—every one fitted with | od pearl buttons split cushion neckbands, faced sleeves and ch soft cuffs. All hand laundered—all cut full and perfect fitting. The fabrics are the finest woven mercerized foods fast color PER- CALES, CREPE EFFECTS AND WOVEN MADRAS. Sizes from 14 to 17 And we repeat, $1 will not buy better shirt value anywhere else in ie United States. ° pie A “Preparedness” Sale of Women’s Hosiery We have considerably over 2,000 pairs of women's imported tine hosiery, which, under normal conditions, would sell for 50c. They are in plain colors, with lace in and embrold fronts. Made wii tops and double soles. All full-fashioned and in every size, Be priced tomorrow at,apaeir... “Preparedness” in Women’s Footwear . Other stores lament their shortage cf stocks. We don't. And in Handa Eh wile Sales you will see no change in price or policy at Greenhut’s. ‘Women’ Kidskin Shoee—these shoes are made over a neat and graceful ee medium lon, vamp ton a hand-turned soles; id leather Cuban Louis hee! B to B widths... Women’s $3 Low Shoes—the ovei juction Gunmetal Calf and Pat ed or Goodyear Men’s $2.50 Umbrellas at *1.69 The frames of these umbrella: are of extra heavy imported steel; imported, and no more can be nt quality of umbr. Only 500 of these umbrellas to Every one is ra ¥ re any wind sf Men’s‘and Women’s Umbrellae—made of good f fine assortment of handles. White Goods and Domestics Hard hit as the makers of these staples have been, we are still able to congratulate ourselves on being fortunate enough to offer such extraordinarily good values as these in our Preparedness Sales: $4- to 36-Inch Novelty White Mer- | Pillow Cases—some soiled, and Repps, Basket Weave and| mussed from handling; 4c —plain and fancy] values to 19c; sale, each weaves; slight mill impertections; Bed Sheets—odd lot; for single and it perfect, these would retail at| three-quarter-sized beds; some from 30c to S0c a yard; we with mill imperfections and oil offer them tomorrow at, stains; limi loge are worth $27.00 a dozen. They nd handle combined. These frames any price. The frames arp eov- taffeta. hese pillows are covered with fancy id stripes; yard......... Remnants of Toweling and Crashes | colored ‘ticking; admirable tor —ae clearance summer use; 9 te 29¢ CACH, Ao. 0 eersssereee 29c ‘ablecloth Remnants— | Hemutitched Linen Carving Clothe— all qualities; lengths of 14, 2,234] an odd lot; regularly sold at 3. 5 and 3 yards; 24 1 69 50c; each, ‘ [vid per yard..... C to . $2.50 and $2.95 Bed Comfort ers— and 75c Crib Blankets—size | only 300; Summer weight; cotton 36x48; fleeced plain and Ade filled; some with bor- BD | 95 Jacquard cotton; each..... di , each.... ° “Preparedness’ in Furniture Higher prices in furniture exist today as @ world wide condition. Many items have disappeared entirely from the market: consequently these low priced specials should a; to you, particularly when you bear in mind that everything is of the quality. Bed Springs “QRBENHUT SPECIAL” SPRINGS—double | “VERMIN-PROOF” SPRINGS~very Wire; close weave with roll edge and side| double weave fabric; heavy edge; si eupports; f enda to prevent pulling out; all regu lar sizes} ate... KLINK" SPRINGS—Tip Top fabs oiveless and pliable; with two $138 ‘94.75, tie finiah; all regular sizes; at an Golden Oak Buffets 41.50. 40.00, bd Dining Room Suites to JACOBEAN BROWN OAK FOUR PIECE SUITES: iy eslgnst ot $75 $00 GOLDEN OAK FOUR-PIECE ‘4 ITS choice of two designs; at 970 875 “ADAM” FOUR-PIECE FUMED $55 OAK SUITES—at...ceceeseesene 5) nagging during the trying times of mployment, when gitles were looking He said that such ‘Is to seek sympathy and that they are sy prey for cadets. They noed Active Men need active Livers. Inactive Livers need A Birmingham undertaken, asked if business and industrial depression af- “Sure it does. You see, in hard times of it and consequently do I in the doctor 50 da Green Tradi t= Tuesday ONLY with Purchases of *1 or More It Is Good Tuesday Only for 50 (FIFTY) Bal Green ith purchases of $1 or moi Stamps Free = H qQ g i) eS | le | 5S a S S = & B This Coupon is Trading Stamps F! EE Stamps are of the same kind as tho: you would ordinarily obtain with your purchases. GREENHUT'S. LL lbebbebebebe be lbebebebebebbel Le) Prices on Millinery Materials Are Going Up There isn't an item which ent that isn’t higher in price now nor ter. Straws are go—tres are scarce—wire and other materials You can't mention a single thing in connection not advanced in price except at Greenhut's. you can do better here than elsewhere; and by Tomorrow a sale of Evening World, 5-15-16. jers into the making of women's headgear that will not be even higher vrs millinery that has our stand on this parison. TRIMMED HATS AT $5, $7.50 and $10. Newest ear. MOURNING MILLINERY AT POPULAR “The American Cloak and Suit Review” Sounds a Note of Warning that higher prices are a world-wide condition now). It continues by asserting that England and the United States are the two countries where commercial conditions are anything like normal. (That we also know.) AND OUR PATRONS KNOW IT, TOO. Yet these ex- cellent values are offered in our ready-to-wear apparel section tomorrow. Read on: $24.50 Sulte—Poplin, Serge and Gabardine; navy and black, also nd-white Shepherd Checks; $ with peau de cygne; at.. ij ! id Shepherd Check all cut on full, flaring lin three especially designed m Is These are of Gabardine or Poplin, in navy b! $16.50 and $19.50 Silk Dressee—best nees, card parties, etc. shown; all are daintily Crepe de Chine, Taffeta splendid assortment of c styles for afternoon wear, for mati- Many handsome new ideas in trimming are shioned of excellent materials: Charmeuse, ‘repe combined with silks in a it for Sport and All-: New Summer Drenses — jummer wear. TI verbloom Cloth, Cotton Gabardine, Self- ral Color Linen Crash, Novelty Flowered Checked Voile, new, daring striped effects are includes Summer Blouses—tallored and semi- 6s variety, fashioned of fashionable fabrics; Corded Striped, Ratine ned Striped, Candy Seri; 0 pretty new Smocks of lored styles in an almost triped, Crossbar and in attractive colors; $: Just Forty Baby Carriages At 20 to 30 Per Cent. Of Regular Prices A short and sweet story to appeal to mothers. make is represented in thi Some of these carri just issued from their ci All are in **Pullm ' others, two or three, Practically every good our surplus floor samples—others have Of many patterns we have but This should indicate to you the ertisement goes to press, the makers notify us it will only be a mi of a very short time when prices will materially rise. Summer House Wares “Preparedness” Take the matter of Refrigerators you will find listed here all the new "1916" models at lower prices than anywhere else in New York. And this is only one item of the marvelous showing that we make. Remember, please, that whatever you buy here is of the best. LIFT COVER REFRIGERA “GRAND” SIDE ICER REFRIGERATO LEADER” APARTMENT HOUSE REFRIG- ERATORS: 80 22 ICER REFRIGERA Wavy Hair Switches AVerySpecial Value $ for Tuesday. Seldom have we seen a more striking than these fine wavy hair switches, If you will examine their good quality and feel their soft texture, you ll readily agree Better come eatly JS1XTH AVE.. IG™TO 19 STREET w® Look for “Not Advertised” Specials Wa with Purchases Till 12 o’Clock— Single exe Stamps Thereafter