The evening world. Newspaper, January 2, 1917, Page 13

| ; FIVE MINUTES’ NO INDIGESTION, NO GAS OR ANY STOMACH MISERY Doa’t Suffer! He the quickest surest relief known for Dyspepsia, ae » Heartburn or an Upset Stomach—Try it!) GIRLS MAY MAY 09 Our 22 GRAIN TRIANGULES OF PSiN Bo DIAPE STOPS INDIGESTION IN FIVE MINUTES, SETTLES UPSET STOMACHS Wonder what upset your stomach— which portion of the food did the damage—do you? Well, don’t bother. If your stomach is in a revolt; if sour, assy and upset, and what you ate has fermented into stubborn lumps; your head dizzy and aches; Beléh gases and acids and eructate undigested food; breath foul, tongue eat take a little Diapepsin in five minutes you will wonder what became of the indigestion and distress. Millions of men and women to-day know that it is needless to have a bad TH EATRES. ADAMS ee CINDERELLA REATEST TRUM ash Wed. & Sat. 2 ELSE Fea hire Wednrwla, fei Chatterton Com ee Kitchen “SHEN sa THE wane 7 mM 3 ee tM, 8.20, OK He Hy 38, Eom fod Saturday at VID BELASCO test HELD ti" ie Foe, N.Y. World, oe rai a e TURN ne RIGHT! GALETY Sint. TO-DAY, ALSO NORA BAYES Wed. Bm Oh ie estes THE nvanine’ WORLD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1917. | GARMENT STRIKE NEARS END; 25,000 | Weltnahen Prem Press Demand for 48-Hour Week and 20 Per Cent. Increase. While Judge Mack, the mediator, hopes to effect a settlement of the war- ment strike thie afternoon, trouble is brewing in other branches of the clothing trade and several strikes are likely before the end of the week. Only an extraordinary effort by the manu- facturers to-night can prevent a strike of 25,000 waist makers, mostly women and giris. There 1# to be a conference at the Fifth Avenue bullding between Ben- Jamin Schlesinger of the International Ladies’ Garment Workers Union and the heads of the Manufacturers’ Asso- ciation. A general meeting of all the workets | in the trade has been called for ‘Thursday night at Cooper Union. “Conditions have not improved in this business,” said Mr. Schlesinger, “and the workers simply cannot stand it any longer. They want @ part this prosperity and are entitled to It.” The waist workers ate demanding 40-hour week and 20 per cent. increase in wages. Close to 10,000 white goods workers, 8,000 petticoat makers and 1,000 ladies’ neckwear workers are also agitated and threatening to etrike. They want the 48-hour week and from 10 to 20 per cent. Increase in wages. | Secession of what has been called the “progressive element” in the Dress and Waist Employers’ Assoola- tion is likely to increase the chances of a strike in the industry, though this was denied by the officers, Mrs. Henry Moskowitz and Julius H Yohen quit as advisers several we Judge Mack will tal and waist dispute as soon yas finished with the COL stomach. A little Lad oceasion- ally keeps the stomach regulated and they eat their favorite foods without fear. If your stomach doesn’t take care of your liberal limit without rebellion; if your food is a damage instead of a hefp, remember the quickest, surest, most harmless relief is Pape’s Diapep- sin, which costs only fifty cents for a large case at drug stores, It's truly wonderful—it digests food and sets things straight, so gently and easily that it is astonishing. Please don't go on and on with a weak, disordered stomach; it's so unn ry. —Advt. “CONCERTS AND music. Metropolitan Opera House _ it Vi sib SUPTAN THEATRES. CASINO? ed ANNA HELD in’ POLLDW ME __PHOTOPLAYS. UNIQUE IMPRESSIVE AMAZING aditrament Othe die, THE i3th CHAIR Re FF wituam FOX +. had A DAUGHTER —“S0F THE GODS aver KELLERMANN roofed LA ON EARTH JULES VERNE’S LEAGUES UNDER THE PIER ROT ih; Usic THROVUHOR LITTLE: drama,’ raid Er8in “Amazing.” vA" marlioas aehie ent. “4 UPSTAIRS siaiaata By ware ap Be VERY GOOD GERALDINE FARRAR NGS NAVGMENTED AVM MPHONY BROADWAY ‘THEATRE, Pats myla At dist Bt, bireetion fy MaSTBAUM, RIALTO staat Rose way 4 ZILLI Thrilling as the Marseillaise’ ZI He GIR PHILIPPA’ INGOMPARABY and All Star BiL Doors Open ia S10: NIGHT a ee seat ae N 4Athst. Theatre Wier on _SERAD Armies of To-d ip “fom: Riverside oe y! FFPRO DEVILLE & HOO. OF’ * & Martin tro iAAS Atay, st a iid 2 21,008 Wh lbs ve ik LEX'NGTON Re ana, | THE GIRL witout K UaiNce| 9 o|Zol $h. ry 10 ALLSTAR ACTS | Ne. Oth A BERNARD LEON ERROL MARKY AELLY = BEAUTY CHORUS OF /20 ~ DULLINGHAM-Z/EGFELD THE GNU CM\\ BARC Gears ™.. 100 300 Excectenr esto. 75* Good JEA oll Me ii sak Fhe AMUSEMENTS. NIGHTS: ATBIE HIBPODROM My $1.00 “Te BIG SHOW” OLUMBIA Foy & 1 Foye, Ales. THE BOSTONIANS ® te tare : ey Hane fen ei pa Tate Mat se 83, [4 Anna Wheaton & Beats ey tht. Mat. Daily THE AUTO GIRLS _ Wey 8 Bally Mute RiveRSib Bleu M Rs S| D (Shei WWAY, af 06th Bt met WWAT th SIE wot aie” rae BEL ESE TAR He unt vnily rele Main Taha LOST, FOUND AND REWAR prvf\o The Fren h Frolics ii Pa bar pin bet with It “ul! floor, New Year's Kvery Sunday, 2—BIG CONCERTS—2 | ipoor as ketpaake, Miss in st W @....-.. 50° OREM Gao ‘ L wt Diamond jendann. at the Helland house, Wo nders, ‘A.D, Sueppard, "a3 by lat at, | World Wants Work NOTHING LIKE IT s Kon TERMS—ALL, GOODS GUARANTEED. 2» | BANKING AND F We offer the following bonds subject to previous sale and change in prict sMNc GUBRBbo Municipal Bonds Eaempt from Federal Income Tar Raye % Maturity Pries Pa AM | City of BUNA R, Yo occ eec ee Pt." Dee Nie’ Jeot7s nee 1,000 City of Buffalo, N. Y., Water ‘ June 16, Net 3.80 911,000 Town of Wallingford, Conn. .... Peer, ) Dec, Net 3,80-85 ‘nse 8,000 oy of Newatk, N.J........ 4% Sept. 15, Net 3.85 88,000 Village of Plermont, N. Y., Sewer 1% duly Net 3.90 20,000 City of Kansas City, Kan, Im si, Aug Net 4.00 9,000 City of Kansas City, Kan., Water... AY duly Net 4.00 10,000 City of Mf City, Kan. Park. -4% Sept Net 4.00 16,000 Townshi N. ‘ 6 June Net 4.05 15,000 City of UN shui 4% Aug. Net 4.05 18,000 Horo of Wallington, 4% June Net 4,000 Township of Bergenfi 5 Feb. Net 116,600 City of San Francisc 5 Various 1984-59 Net { 90,000 City of Newport News, Va. 4% dan. 1957 Net | 84,000 Greenvillé Co., So. Car., Road 4% duly 1928-05 Net 192,000 City of Port Arthur, Various 1917-56 Net y 1,000 City of Miami, Fla Jan. 1987 Net 4.50 | Railroad Bonds MNC $6,000 Mobile & Ohio Ist Dec 1927 Mkt 4.25 MNCJ —: 18,000 Baltimore & Ohio Prior Lien July 19285 Mkt = 4.30 NIC 8,000 Buffalo, Roch. & Pitts. Con: May 1957 Mkt 4.35 } NJC 78,000 Ohio River R. R. General. 5 April 1937 Net 440 MC 80,000 Louisville & Nashville Col. 5 Nov. 1981 Mkt 4.40 MNC 26,000 Baltimore & Ohio First. “4 July 1948 Mkt 442 19,000 Chie, Riv. & Ind. R. R. Ist boli ad 5 Oct. 1926 101 4.85 100,000 Seaboard Air Line Ist & Cons.. 6 Sept. 1945 99% 6.00 | Industrial and Public Service Corporation Bonds | $5,000 Central Maine Power Co. Ist. 5 loa9 100 5.00 | 16,800 American Tel. & Tel. Coll. 5 1946 Mkt 5.08 40,000 Boston Elevated Ry. Deb. 5 1ote 100 8.00 14,000 Texas Fort & Light Ist 5 1937 97 5.22 10,800 United Wat., Gas & El. 1 10008 1941 96 5.30 60,000 Cedar Raj ids Mfg. & Power, Co. Mtge. 5 1958 coy 5.40 11,000 Federal Furnace Ist & Ref. 6 1931-34 108 5.75 50,000 Punta A. Sug. Co. Col. Tr. Conv. 6 1981 Mkt 6.00 10,000 New River Ist & Col. Tr 6 d 1934 Mkt 6.75 Short Term Securities * *MNJC $49,800 City of Buffalo, N. Y +e 4% Dee. 15, 1921 Net 3.60 *C 60,000 Town of Wallingford, Conn. “4 Dee. 1917-21 Net 3.80.85 29,000 Business Real Estate Trust 4 June y921 99 4.20 6,000 Brown Corporation Ist.. 6 Sept 1918-19 Mkt 430 1,000 South Carolina & Georgia R. R. Ist. 5 May 1919 Mkt = 440 1,000 Union Light, Heat & Power Ist 4 May 1918 Mkt 4.90 5,000 Italian Government... 6 Oct. 15, 1917 Mkt 6.00 66,800 City of Paris, France 6 Oct. 15, 1921 Mkt 6.28 6,100 Anglo French....... 5 Oct. 18, 1920 Mkt 7.50 N Legal Investment for Savings Banks and rust Vunds in New York State a8 “ fico laelilg mn Gpnhectiont Mo “ « ‘a “a 4 “ Massachusetts 1 “ “ “oo “o« “ caer Tareas * Bligible to secure United States Postal Savings Benosiias Descriptive Ctrpular on Request 42 Broadway, New York Boston, Chicago, Detroit, Providence, Portland A SAL ECIAL to o the PUBLIC nh | pW. 14th Stoo 2" {8 of. § - To Keep 0 Our Workrooms Busy Dull Season. Phone Che! “intees 3907. 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NEW YORK, Deo, 12, 19 Money deposited on of before January 10 Tet pax ti Aeny will draw interest from Jan. 1, 1917, in Dow oF write ANKLIN 90 HEARN JANUARY INVESTMENTS Fourteenia Street West of Fifty a 174 JANUARY SALE Women’s and Children’s Underwear— Babies’ Wear—HouseholdDry Goods— Women’s and Misses’ Apparel ALUES ARIETIES OLUME We Have the CASH, MERCHANDISE and ENERGY to Make It Se ° ° : 17TH JANUARY SALE OF UNDERWEAR Garments of Durable Quality and Excellent Workmanship VALUES SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES! ENVELOPE CHEMISES NIGHTDRESSES Yokes of fancy lace or em-} Cambric and PO 3 Sryiaer and ribbon— neck — new value 5 : rie FIRST —in— some comb! and ribbon—val. .6| Envelope mtnee—' aineoote TT atylee—tucks, hin Li tin laces, ¢ i rib one -valio 79 Kavelope Chemines-—tino n sook—Hmpire or fancy yo In dainttest effects— value § Rave) acl sanabsoadiag nain- s00K—newest yokes and Em- Ort sg og Vv or high neck Pon eat =) " Women's Bightdressennast je fook, cambric or muslin— beautiful. styles—with laces, embroideries, medajiions and ribbon—you'll wonder how it is possible to \ nb ir thi i al Ha ire * with medallions, sale prices—vi ine lacen, embroideries and} LAT phys Fidbon Fovetten—val and $1.79......06 COMBINATIONS Nainsook-—fancy yokes with lace, embroidery and ribbon —aKirt or drawer—value 89 Women’s Nig! nook-~elaborate Val, and fancy la brolgeries, dainty itlene—nainsook—with ital Nightdresses of fine d or open. embroid- 88 sook--handsome effects ery, or. inserts. 0 Jace orf TWh, Hae or embroldery— 2.04 embroldery—rem. $1.08 Value $3.98 Com +} 1 f at tons-—alaborately trim’ ront an ack—fine licen, ribbons and ‘embroid: | 4 gg DRAWERS erler—rome rimme ‘ron| and back—skirt or drawers Muslin deep ruttle with hom- —teg. $1.98 hem—val. .89..... 034 Deawere—r ult ie, PETTICOATS ‘embroidery —rows 3t 48 Cambric or _muslin—wide em-) rsepeton ted iy yaa apleadte broidery or rows of Nainseok Draw: fin laces, embroideries or ribbon f 7 eu te ery xsi} s64| HVPE Pettier seeitnniciss ly tne CORSET COVERS ety’ of atylos—rog. $1.98. and emb'y trim—our reg. 29) 18 Womel’s. . Petueaeta = nala- Nainsook Corset Covers—yokes 4Ook and —cambric— knoe of fancy lace or emb'y—> 96 deep of Finiexeand| g gg] Tiddon Fun—rew, .39.....0., trite ae jihvon fun] | Naingook Corset Covers—yokes analnee —were $3.98 ....... of fancy lace, embroideries, 34 medallions, ribbon—reg. .49.. 45 | Cornet Covers—dainty styles 45 with lace, embroidery, me- 56 ‘i dullions and ribbon—reg..79.. ‘with tacks +28 e—value 8 SATIN CREPE DE CHINE ruffle of fine | nd tucks—or 94 Jap Silk Envelope Chem! irrings and hematit ening 45 SAT HMlon*bowcwere thie] Crepe ‘ de Chine emavele) ec — labo: front back pay ae dest lane shou der! embroidery lace trim—value $1.29.... CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR lin Denwers—homatitched and tuck to 48 years] 1834 Cambrie, Drawers tucks and broidery ruffle—or lace) 27 trim 26 1d yrs.—value .39] Pettleoutsa—rows of edge or cluster tucks wide emb'y. 6 46 ary en'g Petticonte—a —4 to 14 yrs. 10 Cambrie Night Drensee—round roidery Theert and si and Cr ou yokes of rie ducericnty ome w th rte or emnby — 3 of eama | .04| NER8Some laces and ribbon— | 5-04 wkirt—value $1.26.......065 _) were 96.98.... @ ° See Evennng Journal or Globe for Liat of January Sale Specsale MORNING SPECIALS — -Wednesday & Thursday, Until 1 P. M. To prevent cealers buying, quantities restricted, No Mail or Telephone Orders. ' Suite—T to 17 yer 366 La (9 Feather Bed Ticks...........+ WILLIAM F. KNOX, Comptroll JOSEPH O, LIDDL fj EXGELSIOR | SAVING S BANK ZoPER Letty ni eae ae ta VINGS BANKS, ‘bbe 40*Street and 6* Avenue An Toterest Dividend (118th) consecutive haw been declared at the rate of Three and One-Half Per Cent per annum edited Jauary 1. 1917, ad, papain oo and adler Th dratiy, Yatinary 1k tte ou ‘all sume ent{tiel” ihorew” under dre By-laws Money denonited on or bofore January 1 AIT draws tnvereot from desuury 1 TOP, ALEX, P. W, KiNNAN, Provident, FRANCIS M, LEAK, Treansrer, FHANK F, HAZAKD, Barvary. Deporite made on draw Interest Accounts can Booklet, "Banking by M WILLIAM J. ROOMBA, P JOHN © eb Seere IRVING SAVINGS 1 uy HM triste hatedtanea _|NSTITUTION lend for the fcuttog Dee. 31. 1910, og the rate of ‘FOUR PER CENT, titled after re Jan, 10th will draw ‘The ayalie ou an et | INTEREST & DIVIDEND NOTICES | INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY, New. York, 1 18) 4 ha | ot Ha a ipanoe PATENTS. | atk. courrighta: oratect pour | r 1 17 | wat 14 | Baa" s WARDS, President Treasurer _MACHINERY, FOR Sau <1 RUBBER “OO. Awe power me Watwertond 5 * WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS “0 Boys’ orto ‘ 3. hk models—plea pinch hire uarter and full sizes—best Dack-—novelly, checks, stripes, tebindeessried stripes. mixtures and fancies—browns ‘TICKING— ser and grays—serviceable linings— 19 bias Tails Basan trousers fully lined. HOYS' CLOTHING —THIRD FLOOR, hed—pure Irish “ieee 1 98 Boys’ Norfolk Suits.. aad | batterns: oNg—MAIN FLOOR, riety of models durabl e chev Arh cassimeres and tweeds In | $1 49 Marquisette Curtains. . brown and gray—fine linings—9 |” Arabian tint—lace and inserte— & yeara—many with extra deep hem, rs. LACE CURTAINS BASEMENT, YH CLOTHING THIRD FLOOR 1.80 White wn—lb 7 $2.96 Children's Coat Swesters.... ..9.17| 918 White Geese Down, 8 Maroon, Hators | Hey A—rort LOW DEPT, BASEMENT OMe PU SiitINUs—PHIRD FLOOR, de Chines —40 inch " et, Colored en Petticoats 72 weave—fashionable vt and dark colors. SILKS—MAIN FLOOR, 4 bi} ct. Silk Mixed Now pleated flounces—all UEITICOATS—AECOND FLOOR, $1.29 Men's Wool Mixed Underwear 9 Ay-~shirt# or drawers—-soft, bl INS UNDERWEAR MAIN FLooK, — | and Taffeta Ribbons... . black, white Dresdena, Women's Ex! ‘ dou colors—al RIMBONS--MAIN FLOOR, White Dr lo, Drasent..... 1:01 29 os, Neesartond Shantungs.... 1.040 « and emb'y trim'd. Splendid sortment of colors, as in WASH DRbSs PABRICS-- BASEMENT INFANTS’ Dir. -RECOND FLOOR, | 39 et, Mercerized Sateens $1.19 to $1 4 Women's Part Wool |" 36-inch -- highly lustroua—= eit for lining coats bed sate work NUS~BASA MENT, | $1.09 All Wool Epingles 40-inch~small rated poplin Weave . gray, brown, gre navy al sleeves all wizes In lot, but sty K Nir UNDERWRAR-ALAIN PLOOR 10 ct. Unbleached Musling 7, S8-inch—mill lenghs of 4 to 20 yards th drawers not In each | | MUSLINS— DASEMPNT Clock Signs Denote Morning Specials, Look for the Clocks! Look for the Clocks! \