The evening world. Newspaper, January 15, 1917, Page 9

~ Bilson Bitthday Dinner, ‘Thomas A. Edison will celebrate the seventicth anniversary of bis birth on 0. Arrangements are being made Hates ip the Edison plant, in ange, N. J., for a dinner that jorage battery works. An will. follow. GRANDPA DIDN'T NEED CASCARETS FORTHE BOWELS Two hours a day sawing wood will keep liver and bowels right. You who take exercise in an éasy chair must take “Cascarets.” Enjoy life—feel bully! Don't sta sick, bilious, baad constipated. Remove the liver and bowel poison which is keeping your head dizzy, your tongue coated, your breath offensive, stomach sour and your body full of cold. Why don't you get a 10 or 25- cent box ‘of Cascarets at the drug store and enjoy the nicest, gentlest liver and bowel cleansing you ever experienced? Cascarets work while sleep. You will wake up feeling Rt'and fine. Children need this candy cathartic too.—Advt 22-KARAT GOLD CROWNS, '2 UP SOLID GOLD BRIDGE WORK Giver Fill 8 $ UP SO Og you'll able. sensib 4 4 4 4 at4 4 4 4 v4 4 4 4 4 Al 4 A v4 Z 4 4 4 4 4 U4 4 4 Z 4 UA 6505.35 AAAAAARA RRR a Ni ‘4 Fatimas are comfortable - THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 1917 'BARKIN ON TRIAL COLDS UNDERMINE YOUR HEALTH, GUARD AGAINST THEM NOW FORDEATSINFRE AT CANDY FACTOR Separate Proceedings for Four Indicted After Blaze That Killed Twelve. Samuel Barkin, president of the Essex Walst Company, was placed on trial before Justice Kapper in the Criminal Branch of the Supreme Court in Brooklyn to-day on a chargo of manslaughter, the trial being the first on several indictments which re- sulted from the fire in the Diamond Candy Company factory at No. 288 North Sixth Street, Williamsburg, on Nov. 6, 1916, Eight girls and four men were burned to death and the prosecution contends some of them were trapped behind a door which had been locked in deflance of the State Labor De- partment’s regulations, Mrs. Celia Diamond and Edward L. Diamond, the owners of the place, Samuel Simon, their agent, and Barkin, who was president of the waist company which occupied the third floor, were jointly indicted, on charges of manslaughter tn having by culpable negligence caused the deaths of Rose Goldman, Irene Totta and Abraham Wallik. When the defendants were called for trial to-day their lawyer, Meter Steinbrink, demanded separate trials for all of them and Assistant District Attorney Everett Caldwell selected Barkin as the first. Two counts in charge him with manslaughter in the first and second degrees in having in locking the door leading from the third floor. Many other instances of alleged negligence are also cited. Two jurors were selected before recess to try Barkin. the prosecution. The fire occurred on a Saturday aft. ernoon and in the panic which re- sulted many young girls were i jured by jumping from windows, When the ruins were searched several bodies were found huddled together against the door which it 1s claimed was locked. _—_—__—oo ACTRESS DIES SUDDENLY. Minnie Lee, Minnle Lee, an actress, living at No. 246 West Forty-third Street, was ree moved from that address to the Poly- leclinte Hospital early to-day, suffering from « hemorrhage, and died there an hour later. She gave the names of no friends to the hospital staff. At her rooming house It was said nothing wes known a the indictment | falled to observe the rules and regu- | lations of the labor department and) Nearly one. hundred witnesses will be called py! “If T could afford to go away I'd never spend another winter in the East!” was the way one man put it. And no wonder. His constitution was unable to stand the cold weather and he was constantly laid up with colds, grip, tonsilitis and similar ills, He was always d g himself with remedies as long as he was able to go about. He was just like thousands of other men and women who dread the winter, because they know it means the misery of constant sneezing, congested head and lowered vitality. Before the win- ter is half over they are wrecks energy and ambition are gone, every- thing they do is hard work—aend their duily work is a burden. Beware of colds! They may seem of little consequence, but they affect the entire system, upsetting the stomach, causing congestion of the bowels, weakening the lungs, and, in fact, un- dermining the health generally. They render you liable to every disease that is prevalent, because your body hasn't ——— the strength to RESIST discase. Drugs will not help you—they may give you temporary relief, but the only way to rid yourself of colds per- manently is to STRENGTHEN YOUR CONSTITUTION AGAINST THEM. That is what malto-ferrin, the wonderful new tonic, will do for you. It gives new rest to your ap- petite your food begins to, count, sverything you eat BUILDS YOU UP instead of turning to poisonous toxins in the bowels. Energy and strength are distributed throughout the system, building up the tissues, Strengthening the nerv a new type of complete HEALT ft Begin taking malto-ferrin to-day. Stop at the druggist and take home a fifty-cent or one dollar size bottle. 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Fulton and Bridge Streets Continued For To-morrow Special Sale of Boots Smart Models for Women and Misses An attractive high cut lace boot with patent leather or gunmetal ray cloth tops; welt soles and all-leather Cuban heels. Greatly Reduced to GLUNS & C SMS Me ht SLAMPLAMAEDAA AA TA. in 80. IALALLILD ALAS ALAM LAA AALAALAD SAAD PASTAS SS" “* Better Goods for the Same Money or theSame Goods for Less Money Than Elsewhere We Give “Sperry” Gold | ()& 7, We ue me at ‘the Fo oe lected by you im any thie department ia store, or for 62 in AH office on the Fifth Floor, AC Green Stamps as usual, **THE BIG STORE” SIXTH AVE.. 182 TO 19%! STREET "WONDERSALES’ Which Began This Morning Abound with® Wonderful Values For a long time we have been occupied in scouring the markets for choice lots of merchandise of all kinds—SEASONABLE GOODS, the very lines that the shopping public requires RIGHT NOW. The result is before you. It is an impressive demonstration of our large purchasing power no less than of our forethought. Usually at this time of the year “after-inventory clearances” hold sway; so it is today, but we emphasize the number of SPECIAL PURCHASES that have been added—all worthy merchandise, that at present-day quotations would have to be marked at 15 to 40 per cent. more than our special sale figures. It is with complete confidence in the extraordinary values we are giving that we invite EVERYBODY to come to Greenhut's this week. Be your needs, present or future, small or big, BUY WHAT YOU WANT HERE. Better, more wholesome, money-saving advice you couldn't have. COME. 2-Day “Wonder Sale” of || White Cotton Blouses m= Trimmed or Tatlored Styles Usually Priced at 31, $2 and $3, Sale at 69c, $1.19 $1.98, Petticoats Now styles of excelient quality; black only; petticoats e that will giv always look wel EBXTR, pretty styles, in ful Price, Tuesday... ng service and OBC ICOATS—new one 41.50 Corsets EXTRA SIZF CORSETS—for | 5 eo large iow sie 28°81.25 women with opportuni! e eeiection of the New Spring Btouses. #1 WHITE BLOUSES of pi white Undermuslins WOMEN'S EXTRA SIZE CREPE NIGHTGOWNS—low i trimmed with fancy borders r) it ‘ 200-7 ard * ‘ of whiter all numbers, Limit oft 18 a telephone of C. 0. Di to 44 buat 300 COUNT PAPER RUST: |" PROOP PINS-—dor. papers, BSc; paper .. one Be ‘y-lb. BOX DRESSMAKER'S PINS—several sites; box. WHITE BL OTe ert 2.08 In this clearance you may choose (at $2.95) from “proken™ ote of aplendid . formerly priced TER'S CASHMERE faesh “tlahen —— Lecheiiens baba 4 ISH BRAS DING WOOL-on MACKINAWS—popular fabrica. Lol bieck, white or SUITS—-Norfolk and Patch Pocket styles; sizes 7 to 17 years, MACKINAW OVERCOATS—Skater and Norfolk styles; 5 carda....+++6 108 28¢ RUBBERIZED SANI- i] TARY APRONS......19¢ Se CARD “GUARANTEED” RUSTPROOF SAFETY PINS—3 car +100 192 “BIRD'S-EYB" CLOTH SANITARY. NAPKINS — dozen, $1.65; each. 156 {]490 WATERPROOF HOUSE PRONS—weil mi Extra Special! BOYS’ WASH SUITS-populer styles; bie range QS ft izes 244 10 O years; at ic CLARK'S O.N. T. LUS TRE CROCHE! COT White Goods Thousands of yards of epuler new white fabdrica, plain and t reduced prices Tuesday. ve 19 ese, B4€ ., 87¢ Electric Table Lam Sampies —only one Regularly $10.00 snes and denigns—slight'y ING KITS... 10 insure a quick METAL HAIR ERS—also for REGULAR 25¢ TO 35 |. Pri Special yard, Tuesday....+.++ | Winter Caps AND. BOYS FUR CAPS UNION LINEN LAWNS. nr 690 quality; yard. WHITTEMORE'S. POLISHE e pixny?s or Royal Hue SHOE SHIRT NECK BANDS white only; assorted si 1c RC “ETON” Shoe Dressing; 3 bottles MEN'S: 5 for WARNER'S NET BRASS! 0c rl ERES—w ith guaranteed | HANDLE IRONING WAX cotton blankets, with blue an. (Kieinert’s) Dress Shields, | dozen Ge ever \ 2.95’ to §3.45; Tuesday, pair, BAC] 106 y $ sth Oy Seve te) Cd ET Lied aeyp, ROLL COTTON [Eyl SiN, oned TAPE—white only; sPe- | gines; 12-yard bolte; 3 lal . ; ‘ boits .. ereeees BOC te RO RRIE MERCERIZED ROUND . vl i SHOE LACES—gray only; SEAL FUR blue, pink, white; J be Ter ledios' oeead tp8 of very fine TURKISH Turkish tow 206 100 WASHABLE ENGIN’ ray quality; Detroit 1 NEBDLES—two MAGHINE the reg tase 4 bolts Hi to @ paper; standard the reg. EESH CLOTH slightly dam- a5¢ WASHABLE SCAI 2; 4 papers. 10: aeneet, aged; 9c quality; Tuesday, yard. .csesgeesseseeee LoPED LDG GERMAN SILVER ARCHES or women; R DIAMOND TIP LACES —- assorted pairs y MERCERIZED DARNING COTTON » white or tans Women’s Shoes WOMEN'S PATENT LEATHER LACE SHOES—with white calf tops; our own "Foot. ahi equall quality; 8} Goody lea, Cuban sell r Social Stationery CHILDREN’S STATIONERY — styles; Tuesday's price 5c FANCY CABINETS—containing 24 sheets, 24 gilt ¢ edge cards and envelopes to match... ...+ 39c ry 24 pilt edge ° 69¢ quire boxes; novel spools, 40: apool....4e “CAP SHAPE” REAL HUMAN HAIR NETS <a! + doze WAISTS— assorted at ass WOMEN'S SATEEN SAD Poker Sets in Case Leather Folding Case with Button Fastener Cane in fitted with 1 pack of gilt edge cards and Ny tuetau teh at An itt Mee as. NICKEL. COLLAPSIBLE DRINKING CUPS’ WITH mode, ponge box; Be; they will be sold for tomorrow only at ole A “SEW * GARTERS hte + 206 ted sites to the # PINS HANDLE—in_ bla grain leather cane; air tA H fi i hi tt. renter 59¢ Be 1 shige? (ohare ouseturnisnings 49; SHAVING PADS—with leather tops and silt 20@ Wty Mon eens heavily | nlckeled, " TION STEPLADDER AND CHAIR= $1 49 ; : E RT| “guarded coil; chee ae MUPP BEDS a ‘manutse a prices. 91.85 Be YASH CLOTHE assert gue to $14 50e 50c “ COMBINATION 10¢ BACK AND SIDE COMBS. Be OPO ial, BE vereresevens GERS- ‘ v 2 LAMB'S WOOL OR! i. 5. BRISTLE B S-YARD | BOLT MERCER r, * Ow Owe ES—special 190 / TAN LINGERIE TAPE Wool Automobile Lap Rugs . 300 COUNT . dkin; blue or pink; WOOL AUTO RUGS—with fring e GOx8O; Roasting assorted slzea; 4 papers, y Pt stae 10¢ plaids; regular 84.50 rugs; in GUADARALL BLEND YW LB. SPOOL CART ET Sale’ at ; Wiked,. Lemia Coy ee COPPEE Se CABINET ASSORTED | WARP — assoried colors pouMe ROBES. i Jib, net-wolabt GY HAIR PINS—3 for... 10x | _ spoo 19, b : an SPRING SLIPPER TREES NAINSOOK DRESS FANCY MARACAIBO 7 i 2Oc| SHIELDS — factory odds CONFER 23, E POLISHERS. and ends; 3 pair for 10 Abe Iba 815 1b BE Sc BALL MERCERIZED BOX 10. SANITARY NAP KINS=—do) 0 pecia 18 ENAMELED WOOD HANG ERS —pink, bie o Coleman's Mustard 0 imported for vse AO Sweet Oranges TaCkamenstal, 5D. | CORSET aves ‘olfored 25e RS a i TAPFETA SEAM BINDI foren 27 s BUNCH TAPE 4 i 5 | IN) 4 lime, black or why : : ren pleces, 35; |_ bolts for TLEGTRO SILICON PO Hee #1932) efoweRkp WATER EM ISHING CREAM J 5@ | | WASHARLE GARMENT] DUST CAPS 2 tor. 18 eg. 20% ca d SHIELDS — several sizes, | (0c Card PEARL BUTTONS, ANFATION TEAS " 8 Avoorted sites; 3 cards green, biack or mixed to | | K.'D) ABSORBENT DRESS 20: SHIETDS— assorted aize OTHER'S IRON WAX Pa p 1S 3 fo , ny VAlR 5 Wy ALT: EOE R irae aa | styles 2 om cards ane: | “PING don hi | Rabbits ' ALT-OVER HUMAN | ENGLISH HED TAPE « CELLUTS Baking Powder