The evening world. Newspaper, January 19, 1917, Page 12

12 GETS $5, 750 FOR A FALL. Rev. Noh Py. Meming Dead. } in’ Buffern, N.Y. I! years old and took or the civic life ‘ tirement a few \ he has been livin survived by 9 brot! ing of this city — # tor injuries . Don’t let it go too far— but don't force Nature — help her. what TAPS does. It lature to rid the System eum hie In Hire er, Andrew < n Young ~ STOOD AED = aes | Katharine A. Dolan of White Plains lA RIOR lM A, a = ‘One Out ft Every 261 in| Mrs. Dolan t« the wife of Jame. i SCARE oT Commonwealth Crazy— |an employee of the Harlem Railroad 5 of Banke Street, for many years Company. Through Clark, Close & Hospitals Overcrowded. Davia, lawyers, she sued Samuel Bill« {$10 the ¢ 4 White Plaina for | | $10,000, claim’ that she had re- ALBANY, Jan. 19.—One out ot |: ceived permanent Injuries, levery 261 persons In New York Btate | is Insane and under treatment In an! stitution, according to the annual | report of the State Hospital Commis. | ston for the fiscal period from Oct. 1 1916, to June 90, 1916. The total num- ber of insane patients during te | period was 43,531. AN AUTHORITY ON DIAMONDS . Best, satest « athartic for liver| and bowels, and people know it. They're fine. Don't stay bilious, sick, headachy or constipated. During the period covered by the| report the net Increase of patients | was 918. During the last ten years | the annual inorease in the Btate hos- pitals has been 937, The commission emphasizes the Addressing a meeting of retail jewelers says diamonds for exac tly Good advice, putting into a few words the policy Lamberts have stuck to for many years. “Always sell what they are, otherwise you sell trouble.” All Lamberts Diamonds in ome coe Engagement oe $30 por $75 $100 $150 $200 $225 $275 From $10.00 to $1,500.00, as in every other variety of diamond jewelry, are directly imported, having been selected by an expert in the firm who pays spot cash for them. All are mounted in the Lambert factory on the same premises with our unpretentious store, where rents and other running expenses are as low as good gervice will allow. Plain figures on the price tags. Plain facts, and them only in all we tell about our diamonds. Birthday suggestions: Diamond Scarf Pins, hand made platinum mountings $15.00 up; diamond and platinum La- betes teh ri up vallieres, new models, $30.00 up. 82-knrat, $5.25 up Lambert Wedding Rings are sold for fact that the civil State hospitals are seriously overcrowded. Approximate- ly 8,000 patients are now being cared for in excess of the normal capacity. The comminsion declares there ts ur- Kent need for additional accommoda- tions to provide for the overcrowding and recommends that suMfictont funde be provided for such purposes by meana of a bond issue of $10,000,000, Overcrowding ts aggravated by the curtailment of the activities of the commission's bureau of deportation on account of the European war. Expenditures during the nine | months period amounted to $5,657,739 or $165.32 per capita. This ts only 60 cents a day for each patient for hous- ing, food, nursing, medical care, clothing and laundry. Discussing the causes of insanity, Matey litel aed ide with | the commission says the number of | 4 ” 7 H : Gaacarcte. Take’ ror two at night | Admissions to the hospitals directly sap what bay i bray ates is, they and enjoy t gentlest liver | due to the excessive use of alochol e|] are all guaranteed to be so! id gold, and seam- | ga40 un falling off slightly The commission recommends that mental hygiene be taught in the pub- lic schools and that special efforts be made to promote normal mental habits in ohildren with unfavorable heredity. ou ever experi- ing grand. Your our tongue clean, breath right, ste h sweet and your liver and thirty feet of bowels active. | less. All styles and shapes, and we take pleasure in engraving them without charge. Sokant e700 m4 LAMBERT BROTHERS Diamonds—Jewelry—W atches Third Ave., Cor 58th St. Get a box at any drug store and| + ‘Btraighten up. Stop the headaches, | Dilious spells, bad colds and bad days | “ | —Brighten up: Cheer if Sb Clean up! pe Manes should give ole Cascaret } to children when pt bilious, fever- ish or if tongue is coated-—they are ALTOONA, Pa, Jan. 18.—Gullty tn the first degree, was the verdict of the hich tried Alfred Wendt t : ia & vada | Eivalseeiver gripe of sclen-— murder Seneca bie euinley \Beariy Store Open Daily Until 6, Saturday Night Until 9. Advt. Wendt's only comment. ACCOUNTS OPENED FROM UR SPECIAL OL THIS H $5 to $5,000 B Roome ‘Thee outs a Complete Somelet 0 Sar Bemwebsenlay In Small Weekly or Monthly $ a) ere $ Payments, st sre bot obliged Small Accounts Especially Invited You can open an Oper a NS gs as ee, om Outtite LIBERAL CREDIT and LOW PRICES WE GIVE ‘This great sale {s your opportunity to save money. The | TRADING good, modest kinds of furniture as well as the most elaborate | STA MPS period styles are included at proportionate price reductions. Young married couples about to start housekeeping should buy now. You can select your entire outfit from the sale articles, You save fully one-half what it would ordinarily cost you. Should you desire credit we will make terms especially easy for you. Convince yourself by actual comparison, that whether you buy for cash or on credit that Prices Are Always the Lowest |! Sperry Gold and 25 styles to choot prices are preporilonately reduceds Sele of China Closets. included {nt Clesete in Mahogai Fumed Oak and Marly’ Engl Sale ef Couches. Handsome Couche: Genuine Leather, Tapestry are included in this sale Sale of Dinner Sets. es ren, price blancs Blaner be a il Open an Account well m Beatly « OPEN aN ACCOUNT WITH ANY STYLE connee: rn Complete Room Outfit to your, by Go-Cart or Carriage hdage ah) ing Range or Heater Victor Victrola and pay for it 50c. a week. ne Your Selection of Records KEG. PRICK 829.05 No Extra Ch- of Any Kind. Ly es) 6H. 15 » 350 and Pay for ao e CASH OR CREDIT, ” Carry F Vietor Talking Machine ete.. at the mle extra churmes of K writen: without any ‘any kind, Other styles tbe rf OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS vic 10 O'CLOCK AT ALL THREE STORES 144-146 ica’s Greate America's Greatest neh WEST man House EM OAK ita ae 0 LO, “6 oon OB CREDIT. THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 125 . pSoum Boor ee Eetveen 7th and! enox Avs, NEWARK STORE, 49-51 MARKET ST, 1917. Loe “GET THE HABIT” GO TO BRILL FOR MOTOR CLOTHES BROTHERS “GET THE HABIT” oJIAVH At Wait for This Sale Every Winter! This year, with the price of woolens ris- ing steadily, it offers men and young men greater opportunities for saving than ever before. Every suit .and over- coat in the sale is right from our own regular stock. Famous Annual Clearance Sale Overcoats and Suits FOR MOTOR CLOTHES SUAHLOU THU OL OD GO TO BRILL BROTHERS SAHLOTS HOLON WOA gr ia $ 50 Our Own 18. @ "a | a oa ty $20.00 - Stock “ \V’ Overcoats in a wonderful assortment of Smart Form-fitting, Pinch Back and Chesterfield models. Some with silk yokes and silk sleeve linings. Winter Suits for Men in Blue Flannels, Gray Overplaids, Fancy Tweeds, Striped Effects, Fancy Worsteds and Cambridge Grays. $1750 3 $9.50 For $22.50 and $25.00 For $12.50 and $15.00 Overcoats and Suits QOvercoats and Suits Overcoats in Form-Fitting, Box and Pinch Back models, with self or velvet collars and with patch pockets or flaps. Winter Suits in Fancy Flannels, Plain Blacks, Tartan Plaids, Pencil Stripes, Fancy Cassimeres and Blue Serges. For $50 O’coats $27.50 Semi-Annual Shirt Sale Genuine Montagnac Shirts at 95c—3 for $2.75 Of Printed Madras and Percale from our own regular $1.50 stock, \ Shirts at $1.35—3 for $3.75 Corded Madras, Cheviot and Woven Madras, Shirts from our own $2,00 stock, Semi-Annual Neckwear Sale Scarfs at 35c—3 for $1.00 “In a wonderfully good assortment, from our ewn regular 50c stock, Scarfs at 65c—3 for $1.75 Heavy Silk Scarfs in large, generous shapes, plain colors, stripes, figures and flowered effects, “GET THE HABIT” Overcoats in Chesterfield models, Dress Coats and Ulsterettes. Many with silk yokes and silk sleeve linings. Winter Suits in Silk Mixtures, Cassimeres, Heather Mixtures and Cheviots. Many of the Suits are full silk lined. | $23.50 For $30 and $35 Overcoats & Suits Overcoats and Suits for Boys, Now $4.45 formerly up to $7.00 $35.00 and $40.00 Overcoats & Suits $37.50 FOR MOTOR CLOTHES SaaHLoud THA OL O09 Overcoats, sizes 8 to 8—in plain colors and in fancy mixtures, all warmly lined, in convertible or button-to-neck models, Norfolk Suits, sizes 7 to 17—1n gray and brown mixtures, almost all of them with 2 pairs of full lined knickers, Mackinaws, formerly $6.00, now $4.45; In fancy plaids, with shawl collar, patch pockets and pinchback. Sizes 8 to 17. Boys’ $1.50 Wash Suits at 85c Of striped galatea and chambrey, Sizes 8 to 7, Men’s Soft Hats and Derbies, Now £2.00 New, Up-to-the-Minute Shapes, Styles and ‘Colors in a Splendid Variety .L BROTHERS SHHLOTO FOLOK OS HABIT t THE GI «LI@VH AHL La9.. 125th Street at 3d Ave. Open Evenings until 9 47 Cortlandt Street 44 East 14th Street 1192 Main Street, Bridgeport 279 Broadway 2 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn 791 Broad Street, Newark These 5 Brill Stores open Saturday evening:—14th St.—125th St.—Brooklyn—Newark—Bridgeport GET THE HABIT” GO TO BRILL BROTHERS FOR MOTOR CLOTHES Vanderbilt’ s Fight ‘With a One-Ton Sea Devil How the Millionaire Fisherman Landed a Deep Sea Prize With His OQwn Photosraph Ty The World Magazine Next Sunday , of the Capture