The evening world. Newspaper, November 22, 1916, Page 9

ean RTE st SALE CE PIT ITI SET Te, THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1916, Penal Farm Cotton Y! 7,000, ° . . called “sottde" without fat: only totat| the Health Department that the cows Only between 10 to r = Veet, Nooty-first Street, N. ¥. Oty. | ptein, J Btate Treasury ony ‘tes,o00 Milk Adulteration Possible lids, which must amount to aM Rs tubercular. vans eee cum gua e Grade AA ae i stein, Server it would. be batten, LITTLE ROCK, Ark per cent Wp and are handling so adeptly, to| Warts a day a Jersey cow, but wealthier as the result of the sale of nd D ° Of the entire " teduce the cost of living, is a vital|® Jersey's milk is richer in éream. 1,282 bales of cotton from the State | ] fe t St t [ Rein coure Penitentiary Farm. er (4 ec tve Ly a 4 aw, ntain & p ation plant® lone, eapectally to the poor. If there|,,“How can there be three grades? If The staple was The standard the mille must) ‘\is @ baby in the family—and thera | there is anything added to it by \ Proper. | generally the must have milk, no|WhY not mark it compound mille | d that these ¢ mi n used by a certified milk) t lowered in Gisposed of by the State Pen'tentlary Henin hada Ee RWI rat what absurd price it is|Other goods which are sduiteral sold, and the reat of the family have|@Fe #0 marked, compelied by law. to go short on rations in consequence,| “Why not, when our organization ; lnily. Six or seven SI ; “In my estimation there are three |gets strong have a parade in which | | = New York, and milk is ¢ Canada supply ned from conminn. “mee rom oo tel DQuiring Housewives Learn som wold te fet value romelne Pe icons sa to the death rate of phoid in milk. Out o! the largest cities in ——— was not ins cee erable oraam comes from as | *inds of milk sold in New York City {all thinking mothers may participate? | ire. = . 2 (not especially referring to any one|It seems to be the way of puttt By Sophie Irene Loeb. Te thet mere el nth hiahest in death rate, far north ae Montreal datry)—inferlor milk, moro inferior |things before the public, taking. for District Captains of the Housewives’ Protective Agsoclation are sending " ma hos fousand of PoP’ INFERIOR, MORE INFERIOR AND) Milk and moet lntsrioe Milk. At our jour slogan fol We wabt & esrtaas 2 M INFERIOR MILK, ummer place In Maine we can take | candida but want milk.” Let in many applications for members, darated the change of 1910. Out of 2,000,000 quarts of milk used MOST jo LK | {rom a two-quart can of milk enough |us hope we will succeed. Sincerely, Every woman who signs the application blank below may become a It w erted by B. Brown | daily in New York City 40,000 quarts Following in @& very Interesting | cream to fill a bow! when whipped. |"JOSEPHINE BURNSIDE WHITE.” j member, and the coin of protection will be sent that by the ordinary methods |*Te raw milk, which includes cer- Jetter from a Housewife member on| We pay 6 cents a quart. What is left j | titled. this subject of milk. is superior to any milk we met here If they would designate different kinds at different prices, such as Hol- Nerves of Steel To have “nerves of steel” it is neces- sary to tone up the digestive organs, The association, besides investigating ways and ¥etd ,¥OU cannot detect adul means of reducing food costs, is at present working on requirements, Since the the milk problem, law requires only « percenta total solids you can produce To-morrow Deputy Attorney General Lewis will adulterated “legal” milk without continue his hearings before Referee Dyckman. At the detecti same time the Wicks legislative committee {8 pursuing ane the subject from the angle of production MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION ». Cut out this coupon, fill out and mail to the Housewives’ Protective Association. Evening World, Post Office Box 1354. eurization, Dr, Brown t over-pusteurized milk yduce rickets in children, Yesterday the chief witness was Dr, L. P. Brown ious medical authorities | the liver and kidneys and purify the erie: Baie of the Bureau of Food and Drugs of the Health De- eT Vaal Balle QFAWA 1916 blood Biwaye Sith to Hath Mt, partment, 1e cow never draws typhoid Thousands are now taking malto- The following significant items were brought out It_is only the implements! Name ..ccsescscccccscsccsesscccvcccoccscssvesesece ff] ferrin—and the results are truly won- ner of handling that derful, Just a tablespoonful before meals will completely rejuvenate you, At nll druggists, in 50e. and $1.00) bottles. Malto-ferrin] gives StrengthyVigor At present requests for lcenses are being received from the Health | Department to bring milk from Chicago, Milk Is being distributed In the, “ayy Address ...... ® to what assurance te law ag to milk at present Quebec, Joesn't require a standa f #o- ma I desire to enroll my name as a member of The Evening Ay from Vermont, and Southern aks . saat ae wie j World's Housewives’ Protective Association. ‘ective Abe y the State Inclose 2-cent stamp and tnenibership token will be mailed. rwad to Another Dress Event of Importance, Thursday OPPENHEIM. CLLINS & © 34th Street, New York Will Place on Special Sale an Additional Herald Square New York HOLIDAY BOUNTY For the Household. The very spirit of Christmas giving begins with thoughts of those with whom we are most firmly linked by ties of home. Naturally, those things which help to make more pleasant the surroundings which we share with each other always make acceptable presents. Here is a store full of wonderful home offerings. To mention them would be a task; a few suggestions may help you in making up your gift list. Wonderfully Artistic Lamps 200 Women’s and Misses’ al : ey Afternoon and Street Dresses Also about 125 attractive Evening Dresses In charmeuse, satin, velvet, serge, Georgette, Jersey cloth and combinations of Georgette and velvet, Georgette and satin, and velvet and satin. The season's fashionable models. At About One-Half Regular Prices 15.00 Furniture THREE PIECE MAHOG- ANY LIVING ROOM SUITE, Adam period, cov- ered in two-toney blue velour, consitiog of Sofa, Arm Chair and Rocker, with four pillows and one bolster. //lus'rafed in upper: right hand corner. Three pieces complete for $27 MAGAZINE RACK, black enamel with gold deco- rations on each partition, also on sides of rack. Enam- Furniture SOLID MAHOGANY TEA WAGON, in a re- roduction of William and Mary design, with two large and two small rub- ber tired wheels. One small wood handle at either end. Removable glass tray. Not to be confused with wagons of inferior qual- ity and priced lower. //lusiration B. $30.50 Fine Reproduction of Queen Anne Period Dining Room Suite, made of mahogany, consisting of Buffet AN_ ADAM ]} led on mahogany. $22.49 72 in. long, China Closet 48 in, long, Serving Table 44 ST YLE]|| REPRODUCTION OF THE FAMOUS’ TUCK- No C. O. D.’s or Approvals | in. long, Round Extension Table, 54 in, in diameter, LAMP, AWAY TABLE, in black enamel and Chinese red, ¥ extending 8 ft. Five Side Chairs and one Arm Chair, with base with gold Japanese decorations on top and legs. $8.24 seats covered in blue figured hair cloth. ///usfrafed in of metal,|{ SOLID MAHOGANY GATE LEG TABLE, with finished in mahogany. Shade of eS SE part, in panel, upper left hand corner. 10 pieces. $543.44 ” BREAKFAST TABLE, black enamel with gold Japanese decorations on tops, drop leaves, 34x12 in. closed, 34x42 in. open. Antique | brown finish. $14.89 OLD FASHIONED FIRESIDE ARM CHAIR, cov- DONO OLS INO DONS LO DOLLS vase, with black background and decorations of birds and foliage in Oriental color. Aacra—Vourth Floor, 4th st, e ¥' legs and spindles. $18.24 meal ej bee een ered with assorted tapestries; one as tllus(ralion F. $95.75 RAH. Macy @ Car's Attractions Are TheltLow Prices j OLD FASHIONED SPINET DESK, se ebmeny naper panels, || SOLID, MAHOGANY CONSOLE 5 Third G On Sale val Dy of solid mahogany, in antque brown Prrenrans, Paper ae TABLE, Adam period design, with loo: ) Thursd ts ¥ finish. $70.50 AR pent nos iy’ : Cameo inserted in gallery. Fitted with Floor C ursday a f: _peera Sixth Moor Sli hie ees TBAT 75 |] small drawer. $36.25 34th St. &. 9.00 A. M. iat ie ie MAHOGANY. de ae gray enamel finish, to go ‘s A SOLI. ith t . $24.74 Horald Square Drondung, Hib te tebe, ba Ins Rich Oriental Rugs FLOOR LAMP, with a id sgh Aacge—Sixth Floor A R n bl P h f Ov 2 000 Fa #; A collection of Kirmanshah and Chinese Russ con- tapering Hates solic) Pictures le Cc ec r ball taining many beautiful floor coverings, woven in those ae i ; i i emarka urcnas' cr as Ba | ais a Joes soft, mellow colorings which only || pase SP2%es WP sik] O1L PAINTINGS by | MEZZOTINTS, forming | fF ° ° | ¥ the rug makers of the Eest can produce. J APANESE a Aen aca ae somplsta, eemerion i is i e si i f 20K r =] ich includes the en- { Lovely gerie louses ie ¥ Bios Hekia Chinese Rud, Beta euirmansiinn Russ CLOIS-|]| painters, among whom ravings of S, Arlent ry fj | | 4 Modern Catton Chinese aLexo " $682 ON NE are BE, Pieters, . Leurs, dwards, Will Hender- 4) Trimmed with Dainty Laces al Rug, 9x12 ft $396 | 12.3x15.4 $934 ade heck Baler eaee I Stevenson PE wees | AH ’ 4 Uy nah OM made from ellecour, A, allet, + Stevenson, J. E. i y | Fine Modern Pekin Rug, 9x12 ft., $548 an artistice |] Lee Hanky and Alfred and ther equally ase '¢ | Meera —Fourth Floor, Centre, ally shaped Weber. $24.89 to $449 engravers. $9.94 to $149] Rl bs) } aod Fine Table Linens FRENCH HAND EMBROIDERED CENTRE- $1.69 : China and Glassware DINNER SET, of Wedg- | HIGH BALL SET, with ‘. ry : 2 » seh : >, Just imagine at this low price — crisp, new Blouses of sheer voile and } PIECES AND SCARFS, with insertions of diamond || ings. Mounting of genu- ||" ; + E a" all-over embroidered voile, advance uni trimmed with Venise, Filet shaped Filet motifs, Eyelet designs. Edges trimmed || ine bronze in teak-wood we rire Me raed Heath ri ig o ‘ . , € a wi enise, Filet 5 with combination of beautiful Cluny and Filet. carving design. Silk shade es Compe 2B 5, 8 High Ball ¥: SI gold border. Complete, 2 Bottles, 8 High Ball $477.95. Also sold in Glasses, I Ice Tub. open stock, $49.50 IMPORTED CHINA RICH CUT GLASS SERVICE PLATES, in PUNCH BOWL, on foot a selection of richly dec- 1314 inches high, 12 in delicate old rose or old blue. Fitted with two lights, cord and connec. tions. J/l/ustration B. or Valenciennes laces, with here and there clusters of fine tucks—a more attractive lot of Blouses it would be difficult to find at the price. Centrepieces, $11.89 to $19.48; Cloths, $29.50 to $69.50; Scarfs, $12.89 to $23.49, according to size. DINNER SETS, of satin damask in six round floral patterns, neatly hemstitched hems. Shrunk and laun- dered, ready for use. Cloth and 1 doz. 23 in, Napkins $15.79, $17.79 and $19.89, § orated effects. $44.75 to inches in diameter, Floral } Maayve—Second Floor, 5th Kt, $127 dozen. cutting, $61.50 tf Biers —Vosement, Sith st P Sterling Silverware and Clocks STERLING SILVER TEA SE Chafing Dishes, Percolators, etc. ELECTRIC COFFEE URN SET, copper or nickel, in Colonial loving cup design, consisting of Coffee Urn, fitted with fusible plug safety device, sugar bowl, creamer, and tray, with black wood handles. Illustration D, Complete. $32.70 TEA SAMOVAR, EGG BOILER and Water Kettle to match, as well as pieces making up set; sold separately. EL TRIC CHAFING DISH SET- Chafing Dish, Tray of copper or nic consisting of tea pot, L sugar, creamer and waste bowl, Colonial de- oN sign, hexagonal shape, on foot, good size and weight. : es. $179.00, LVER AFTER-DINNER 2 S consisting of coff sugar and creamer, octagonal shape, beautifully hand engraved all over. 3 pie $74.50 feys—Malo Floor, 34th St, Bway, =e ea FineVoile with close- |All-over embroid- | Sheer White Voile, ly tucked front,large | ered voile faslic with fine tucks in pearl buttons and] the model, i/usfra-| box effect, i/ustra- +3 fork and spoon, silver plated, with wood handles, Plain round pattern, HAND CARVED FLEMISH OAK i | bound buttonholes;] tion B, deep sailor} tion C. Vestee, ‘a ¥) CHIME CLOCK, 3219 in. long, tam- Everything $22.74 set. tucked sailor collar] collar edged with| collar and cuffs a a bour shape, 8 in, convex silver dial, with for the CHAFING DISH AND PERCOLATOR and cuffs trimmed] Filet lace; pin-} trimmed with Filet ta i raised bronze numerals and cut serpen- House Beautiful SET (alcohol burners)—consisting of with Filet Lace. //-| tucks at front, on] lace; back has clus i ‘ tine hands, Will’ strike either silvery and the Tray, Chafing Dish, Per- » { Justration A, collar and cuffs. ters of tuck ist Whittington or sweet Home colator, Creamer, Sugar Bowl, Plagon, silver plated, Fork and Spoon—Colonial design, in nickel or copper. $48.05 chimes every quarter e Comfortebls hour, or may be silenced at will, 8-day movement, Pa Illustration €. $99.50 Tere Mosement, Math At, Broad insertions of Venise Lace and embroidered organdie medallions feature the dainty blouse, (ration D. Novel shaped collar and cuffs trimmed with Valenciennes lace; | i toned Westminster UJ pal M7 MN Sy ML