The evening world. Newspaper, July 18, 1916, Page 5

i Se ee a a ee vie mementos by sey: sang ern gee aap, ; aeniyt iy [= = FLYSPOSINKSS ~_e prevete MAY MEAN DEATH ‘ -_o— e | SO Most Dangerous of All Infan tile Paralysis Germ Car- riers Is the Fly | MENACE Fo CHILD LF | Death Is in Their Furry Feet and Woman Doctor Say “Swat 'Em!" SB6 SVSHiBe WUELY, 7 eum Furry Feet That Carry + ULE 40, a0 REVECTED SUITOR | : =e pertumtiy te de @e @uring lulls te # POLICE DYNAMITE [bettie while the bieeceste hertng too opoiand, - J weber cover | Maddened + heme Invades Home of Girl He Loved Pieter 8 rie becaes vats breebe © 80d tre is aa aie eae at Freehold, N. J Infantile Paralysis ema Kt FESee Infentile P ning the Pht s mother howe, bet eaploded without routing Molniyre eer OFF FOUR CHARGES OF OVNAMITE Homa! te The Brewing Wosd ) PREMHOLY, Nd, duly oF od te cnnne deughter years olf, J, One trial will prove our ability to serve your eye. | requirements — to your complete satisfaction. That we have the Largest Retail Optical patronage in The Lord @ Taylor S8th Street FIFTH AVENUE 39th Sereet [ Store Houre in July: 9 A. M. to 6 P.M. WOMEN'S $7.00 hoe make @ riot here early to dey, and Dr, Mary Halton, stop Until he hed shot and willed Written for The Evening Werld Tid you ever see the fur on « fy’e James ¥, Hopkins and fatally wound od the latter's wife, Beran, & World attests the fect that oot? No? Well, he hes furry fect, He wounded their nine-year-old eon, our service o—end prives rriee little creatures with bim TARE, Gates thee wont t the eee meinen ad reson eon i aur ie te were os LOW SHOES , | ity We cannot train the fy joone at Le mee ~ Marria Glasses cost #2 or 10 have clean habits as we do the| twice im the hand in the $3.95 a = Oe upon the | house cat and such other animals as head, He wan dead when officers ‘4 pg agra in 4 heeded - | aise liv hb ue in our homes, Hut ventures wpotaire. Vinek with wit Pumps, Colonials quality of mounting | #¢ cannot train (he fy; eo we had aa) you select, ” | beet drive him oat of our homan | * promo ; a gy a Fonsaoed with by wag founds pleture * and Oxtorde ‘The fly carries many Korma (hat are were hurried to the ranch | Villa . | not good for ue. Just now he te very hospital where #ilaht hopes are held) ¥F Pumps and Colonials in pearl grey, dark grey and ivory | busy carrying the infantile paralysis out for her recovery, Two other | oie A! kidskin, \- } | » children in our homes | i Fancy Oxfords, cut-out vampe and uppers, in bronze members of (he family, Albertreieh ery this is the way he does it, He kid, champagne, dark grey and patent leathers oa Geutists and | Ceetlia, with Flor: | Opraang tld who 4 i paralysis first, Ad you ever of Holan'a 1000 Palre of $4 Kast ghd ow he ho | , BY West 35 ha fly play on the face) THE HOUSE FL. t Tee Ganieaa” Wieetecaen aad Women’s Low Shoes Hf Weat Bath me, | of a sleeping child’ What part doos | == — - ---- ———ne | Caped the bul nety-one lon ‘i 7 $42 Cqlumbus aye. Ue Hie. | ne like the beat? Kven if you never| ove dearly on the mouth? We dol b te the |S cartridges were found in Formerly $4 to $7 a pair 1406 Bt. Nicholas Ave watched, if you think a minute, you but we know why the fly e. eins | beenes oe $2. 65 BOT hesatzer. cheat Wilougity, Proc, | will ueMe right. It Is the mouth he baby’s mouth, ‘There in| cove mith mosauito netting | to with avers alte ha i now | 0 a monte Brookiya h to kine the bab: ound | Protect bim from the poisoned kw. | revolver, a bulldog 2, and @ weven ‘, 489 Wrong Bi, Next to Modell, Newark. why 40 we like to Kies poi we} of tood Reape bb scts It is amazing In tly t inch butcher knife, jer, jw rent ‘ The are odd hl nal bi i an early selection is — . . . A lik,” ‘The fig booms to Wine | Gene ana Carnet ike The Hopkins family are natives of apirit to’ Judwe the quick || 4 Mg ei fer ve wi ombinations of dull, patent, the baby, but he is really wetting food pr ing thelr bables f nd, ‘They ed to F old white, iMlerent styles, i ils Hime, the fur on hin feet Mets | which bring the paralysis Kern nine years ago, Mr. Hopking going| Steel Buckles. Formerly $3.00 to Ree een etl ELY 18 A LITTLE THING, BUT|to work aw a Weaver in a local rum) concerning the land of the United |[) BUOOOM Pair, ..cceceeeeeeereerceeeeeeeeeens $1.50 to $5, a » paratyals, it is the par-| TERRIBLY EFFECTIVE, Jill, A little more than two years) Ht geeend Plane alysia werm that gets If @ lion or Liger got loose from the | 40 Solax, an Armenian, came to 4 Lam ositcl e I nh 1 r@) e ] S | ||| Well, some one shoow him 'eireus, tho mothors would take great | Freehold and leased a store opponite| | mt Oa Oa 010) Gt o | out the window he goes. ||||| paralysis germs resting in the fur the fly's feet get an aeroplane right Inte your hom if your baby is sleeping the fly a to him t sample the tiny tr of food ot eandy that clings t 3 lips, As th fly stands coquettishly on your baby's | lips apparently sipping the honey from that sweet mouth, he ts really care that their bables would found lying asleep in’ the scame theme Wolede antioale, “He Mont | _ He became infatuated with Florence mothers know that fies bi germs | then but fourteen years old, and when da great many know that the fly | hin attentions became too perslatent, n bring the paralysis germ, and wUll| «ix montha ago, Mr. Hopkins warned ey leave their helpless infant ox posed to these terrible animal A, | Bolas that he must cease bothering fly is just as dangerous as @ tiger in| the girl ‘ these epidemio days. At 1.40 o'clock this morning nelgh- giving your baby the poisoned kiss) “jt geems as though the human mind » He shakes off one of the paralysis! cannot think about very small things, | POt Were hpeteae td bet Madi germs from his feet. It rests on your| When a thing is Very tiny it is too | Mra. Hopkins en they reached 8 Ups, 4 aye in fae baby! amall to be grasped, just as we say|the house they found Mr, Hopkins © Infantile paralys that certain things ‘are #o larke as ‘on the floor at the foot of if your baby has a to be beyond our mental capacity, Haat diane Mrs. Mophine wounded, h and you washed his face be- | Mogt people cannot think clearly of | nie fore you put tim to bed he in not] the mi ky way— millions of neb. | As they entered the house Lealie See Cot aGn LEER Matty yA ulous stars in space—too nearly in-| limped down the stairway, crying. stand 01 baby finite to be compre by the \ the moisture from the dampened 1 human mind, But mont people oun | Several shots were mente: aa te sper DRIVE OUT ALL THE FLI concentrate, if they try, and pleture | Moor; then all was quic flab somewhat clearly after a time these | present dared ascend tho stairway, ¢| the Hopkins ne, West 42d and West 43d Streets Will continue To-morrow, their July Clearance Sales of Women’s Midsummer Apparel IN_WHICH WILL BE INCLUDED THE FOLLOWING VERY EXCEPTIONAL VALUES: Attractive Dresses,| Tailored Suits, clean Lord & Taylor 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street of voiles, tissues, crepes,|of taffeta, mohair, pongee, linens,marquisettes and nets] serge, gabardine, checks,ete. $2.95 to 19.75 | $10.25 to 19.75 Separate Skirts, Women’s Coats & Wraps of white or plaid chinchillas,|of tweeds, checks and also corduroy, fancy Summer mixtures, $5.50 & 10.00 at $17.50 Dressy Coats, of taffeta, satin ont Which will begin on Monday, July 24th, and continue throughout whipcord; regularly up to $98.50 » $30.00 MUTTON the month of August. ’ ‘ ‘ Selections tay be made comfortably and_ leisurely tomorrow | Sale O Sale O; tet ‘| ® 4 bs Splendid Sweater Values Wednesday Wednesday Thursday or Friday, Purchases will be shipped any time after : P oc WO Ride i July 19th July 19th Monday, July, 24th, the opening day of the sale, and charged on rs SPECIALLY. PREPARED FOR WEDNESDAY'S i] bills renderec September Ist. | SELLING ON THE MAIN FLOOR. . j m4 a] H " 1 9 0 H H : * Women’s Fine Shetland Wool Shestare SUMMER SALE Namseacding the steady advance in the cost of furniture manu | in all the wanted colors, F . D) ‘eee E , at $4.50 4 Colonials, Pumps, and Oxfords Cue Bites Sat ant a oo tee Women’s Fibre Silk {|| | ; : | with collar and sash..... i $7.50 WE (4,829 Pairs of Women’s Low Shoes Remarkably Priced) A Typical Value in the “August Furniture Sale \ Summer Rugs | IE AT GREATLY REDECED PRICES. Nie . * Homespun Rugs, | Cretonne Rugs, ih q —\ f —_ i s of blue, pink,| Made exclusively fo Fi oe Te $3.45 $4.85 eee G6xOft, reg. to $7.75 4,85] 6xOft, reg. 812.50 $9.75 84.50 to 86.00 Colonials or | $6.00 to $9.00 Colonials or a si y a Ox1eft, “ 14.50 9,75] 9x12ft, “ $24.50 18,75 Pumps. Pumps. variety of kinds, All sizes > All the season's favorite Washable kid or buckskin, and widths at this price Japanese Oval Porch Rugs, shides or combinations, in pearl, beige, ivory, Ha but notineach style. Most 8x10ft., extra heavy; regularly up to $21.50, at 16.75 Also many styles of black, vana brown, or white wash- ly block vamps with col Oxl2ft., “ “ “ “99.75, * 22,50] |I/ White canvas, ete., $3.45, able kid, $4.85, ored quarters, $2,95, FS ; i ; a Highest Grade Worsted Wilton tye ; eae ; Mahogany Bedroom Suite cae essesneeneenennsenayass $275.00 Wilton Rugs, Rugs, (QQueenQuality BootShop,32 West34thSt., N.Y.City |B Former Price $360.00. i 9x12 feet, at $54.00/9x12 feet, at. $34.50 ; : : 3 EB Raieg pleensi finished in a beautiful shade of brown mahogany; dust-proof con- Usually up to 875.00 Usually 845,00 Address Mail Orders to Department M. Prompt Service Z| struction throughout, Ee Bivth Floor > PA TOUUTDTATOUTUUTOTU UNL \%, ee aes a ee ee en i KILL THEM! You must drive all files out of your house at onee and screen it thorough- ly if you want to protect your chil- dren in this epidemic, Give your children the ff and teach them to use it to shun flies as you tea from automobiles. flies are -swatter ch them them to run ‘© dangerous, They Ithily sneak Into your care- ened house, Give a prize of y a dozen for all dead flies, d teach the children not to touch them as they are dirty and may be is germ, ren are out of little | tiny | millions of suns in the coamos, The mothers of New York muat’ get their minds concentrated on the little, things, if we are to control this epl- demic, They must picture the tiny germ on tho fly's foot and they must begin at one ATLANTIC CITY, July 18.—Flirting with the sharks ts positively prohibited, | the Director of Public Safety announced ! FIN. SLES NCE PRICES, . - ond f py oral pon afte R | ; fly” on the face of a child ihay bale § MT ‘ Ave, sat te tthe My of the Sport & Beach Coats Motor Coats, | w walking or playing, but if your Tolle ° A te spl AR a: ny aes and tho k A half hour later oMcors went up- staira and found Solax’s body in the | bathroom. ‘PRISONERS STAKE | ‘KEYS AWAY, of corduroy, woolen checks, $. rad iMling a great many more chil. | WHEn serges, faille and taffeta, at 3.75, 5.00, 6. 75 ac el res Gage Wy oe them, K from the cell room of the ¢ sity Hospital mobi for the files, as one or another | W4Y to ki at Jersey City early to-day, and took «with them: en White, the ke} ‘They are booked George Frank and ‘The orderly In charge of the celly saya that he left the keys on a table, #0 other attendants could use them while Three Days of Display Wednesday, Thursday and Friday July 19th, 20th and 21st To Inaugurate the Midsummer Sale KURNITU