The evening world. Newspaper, February 26, 1917, Page 6

; 6 THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1917. i OR OL I$] for all must be reduced by a govern. | regret the fact that I am a nat ' Y REMEDY FO FO 6 0S. 00, F ment of the people. Now that labor woman. Fam a great believer in, | 000 FIRE IN CARGO WHIPPLE GETS $15,000 | Fir-g¢ Congresswomani in U.S. Is Good Cook Rent apne peope, Noy Ghat ame; [Nemat, 2a Set ba oveaaet ¢ OF BRITISH FREIGHTER IN HOUSE “LEAK” INQUIRY seems wrong that people should bes isa government of al iy pay ~* forced to devote so much time to merely of a mal 0 _oe = in Cone 4 : d K Hi t M k O Cl th e The ¢oloriess routine of to-day’s toil| be as many women as men , Believed to Have Been Due to| Counsel Unanimous in Awarding An NOWS [10W CO LLAKE CWN CLOTMES, | Woes ee a iioefaney hundred | SOOO \ | Spontaneous Combustion, but That Sum but Believed It Was | years ago and was personally ac- 4 Fire discovered early to-day in hold! WasHINGTON, Feb. 26.—Sherman on ommti erse on ‘ar ues wn [peg Be 5 Maal furnished Tia moter Those Children futa, at the foot. of Pioneer Burest,| 2, WEIpDle of Boston will receive oad | amendment qrenting women the sut- ura, at the oto cr Btreet . ‘ ; ‘ 6444444 ¢ nting wom | ‘he Mol sales! Medica TERY | Seven aid’ BRbOG dunks to the 000 for the work of himself and : 3 (00 branded indolibly on the brain of| frage while 1 am fh Congress,” } 1 ——_ steamer and $100,000 to her cargo of me ie > one Houne ® | every amug, self-satisfied mother who} fitted pny tase, from Montana, H ' } these ssa pany. 0 have taken | ne e. @ [hinks her duty done when her own| Way of giving the vote to all wornen, : Father John's Medicine for colds in| jan csc eres onze she has been load. | babs de lizemrerli: Mebenthdnt oer al EOP UCN UKs | : , 4 ‘eaaaiian ing sugar for Engiand., At 440 A.M. 0, b jan’t enough for women to mother| “What will you do if you have to my throat with excellent results. Also ing Chairman Henry, the 1 vote fo! a gave Father John's Medicine to my |t0-4ay members of the crew, asleep | 175 } nan, wit mn Mpule ved own children, They fatl in thete | vote, f oe @ declaration of / . four weeks old, baby, who was re [iH the forcantle, were aroused by| that'he considered hie work a pub ssihen, sndmen when they refute 1) NGO OR PACIFIST, HER HAIR lieved of the cold in a few days It|*moke. An alarm brought the fire- | service mo all children, Taking care of , fa my family remedy.” (Signed) | boats Seth Low and William J, Gay-| |The total cost of the inquiry, them ail i our Job, and we can’t leave WON'T TELL. Mrs dette Dunlap, 81 So. High-|nor, and the blaze was not under Rol aes i Pg I he iL (t to the men; we can’t ask them to do}, ut Miss Rankin refused to commit : ; d 5 » Pa. contro! until a vast quantity of water |" idee our work for us. i ' oe thee Saunt \ ‘ ¢ | pacifist—another point which her red IO TE ng ADR porns 4 been poured into the hull of the SNOW SLIDE KILLS 15, WANTS BABIES TO GET AC BIG fair if she had it would have eet. ing colds and coughs and buitding |“? - : APPROPRIATIONS AS PIGS, tled for me. She would only say, “I 4 new fiesh and strength, without using | ..2he Police reported the fre was] vitteen other “T want to seo the Children’s Bu- believe women are patriots in the b : Slcohol or dangerour drugs in ang | Provably due to apontaneous combus Nene tl Fea at Washington generously and| that they will do what they think| form. Get some for your cold. Start @ROISE, Idaho, Feb, 26 -—Fifteen mon loyally ‘supported. I want to see at| best for their country, whatever per- | * ing it te-dav—Advt ee eesiad Tea thks tte teen least as much money spent in the | #onal sacrifice is entailed.” “ r a esult of a enow alide Saturday study and protection of children as in|. "Ate Eastern women as progressive Pape ‘sColdCompo WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS, Hight at the North Star Mine, near the study and protection of hogs. |o%,. women iin the West?" somebody ° : Betas” youre ago. 1 dlaawvored Cras [oH ata We eittrence between Wid.” ispleasantandaffords Congres Tae reversing the {declared Miss Rankin, . seale of valuation—votl ui 4 why lon’ of pf. ¢ babies to an investigation of the fod. | with perceptible sarcasm, — en I did woctal work before I took up| tana acftly, and even her ironte ques. | three doses are taken will end gripp@ Suffrage.” (Miss Rankin iy a gradu. | tioner had to join in the general| Misery and break up a cold ate of the New York School of Phil- smile. It promptly opens clogged-up now © anthrophy, a% well as of the Unive But she isn’t afraid of men and ahe|trils and air passages in the head,* if HOWORABLO % > 5 P ity of Montana.) “And in Washing- | isn't, in the phrase of the day, “sore” | stops nasty discharge or nose running, IGANNETTE Raney Wee m ° CO Bed kee fee nee ne time with 4 | on them relieves sick headache, dullness, fe« Bate Te rte eee ecenornetees |. OF gure tN lize the tremendous | yerishness, sore throat, sneezing, sores ' % in uvery situation 1 teed to heipe dlthe frat woman ever admitted vy | nese and stiffness, 6 found it was always children who |Congress,” sho. sald. in concluston| _ Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing A §0:6.6-44.08O04 ssesage Suffered most. They are the over-|"But I cannot say that Cam afraid,| #74 snuffling! Ease your throbbing whelming een why women should |and I do not anticipate the slightest | head! Nothing else in the world gives. é By Marguerite Mooers Marshall. he represented in goyernment unpleasantness from anybody in| such prompt relief as “Pape's Cold . “LT think that ultimately cen- | Washington. I ne have et with | Compound,” which cests only 25 | The Lady from Montana has just arrived in New York eigb ghar nt will tak hod discourtesy or deli ely ‘disagree. at 7aSy drig store. Te ict without i | As Lam sure you remember, she is Miss Jeannette Rankin, elected 4y}4s Rank Minothen maew. |The ten or Montane Juftrage work. | assistance, tastes nice, causes no income | last fall to the National House of Representatives, and the first and only tion of imine nurs of labor \do not think that T shall be made tot venience. Be sure you get the genultie, Congresswoman in the country. Although Montana How't seeept sumething sn-—AeeE went overwhelmingly Democratic, and Miss Rankin "4 ran on a Republican ticket, she won handily, thanks to the loyalty and gratitude of the women of her State ‘ for whom she had procured suffrage a few years ear | Her. Next Friday evening, at Carnegie Hall, ¢ deliv- ors her first lecture since her election, and her title is 3 ‘%. the slogan of her campaign, “Let the People Know." | “8 &, , y TI may as well admit that in one particular the | «) 4. ‘Hon, Jeannette Rankin disappointed me frightfully West 42n Bet 1 EO eee whom T tw and talked with her at the home of Mrs, | d Street itiween 3th ond Oth Anes, West 43rd Street , =~ James Lees Laidlaw, No. 6 East Sixty-sixth Street, where she is stopping. In every account I had read of the? Excellent values prepared fi ; i : u) f ed for sds Lady from Muntang mention was made | Government which dces not affect the | prepé Tuesday in jof ber red hair I envisaged that hair | inter s of children O ms , like a flaming torch of rebellion in dun | “How, for Insta CUB lia Aol or ane able | i Congressional halls, ke an oriflamme |" ‘rit a Hb . a i PROM amps in the vanguard of the fight for| tery to the average woman—or man cs 5 women's freedom. It seemed so ap-| either, af he would edmit the truth. On the Fourth Floor. te u he Congressiona 3 ‘When any woman wants to make pe ‘i ? Fee tet We LOR IAUIA bs eet sea ae aul ICaCiRKIo Are Boudoir Electric Lamps in mahogany, | Mahogany Table Electric Lamps, with red-gold locks. And Miss Ran- Miss Rankin, “the tariff grey, white or old ivory ename with 16 inch fancy flat Empire shade, kin’s har isn't red at all! It's brown, | hes her In two ways—in the cost with 10 inch silk shade, silk fringe, avery f light brown, and there is voollens aud in the cost of steel . 2 » ~ i i ‘ a a great deal of it, and {t 1s arranged | The high cost of living, the great na- Special $1.7 loa Special $6.75 Re 9. most attractively it, alas for sym-! tional problem of procuring food F —don t be content , bole and im * tt nt x a Cae [eee ee eumere pao uport the! Black Lacquer Boudoir Electric | Mahogany Floor Electric Lamps, 2 i or the re © Lady fre! ana any elye ANDRE Cited) finire ‘ ‘ : A ; x | i Fe a aaneoanner wemani | UARACaD Lady ten stontedel Lamps, Japanese raised figures, with | lights, pull chain sockets, 22 inch-flat with taste alone . rather. above ‘iediin eight, with | aid aometning waice Twi would 10 inch Japanese silk shade, Empire shade of silk, lined, silk fringe, wide, deep glancing hazel eyes and & “ i @4ac ; : . \ vide, generously smiling mouth, When! Special $4.50 | Special $10.00 You had to be—up to now. Ky T talked with her she wore a charming , 5 frock of black-and-white silk, cut to But not any more. show the tall, imperious column of he AF . throat and softly feminine in every 2 ™ : Mi : Because this new Chesterfield tlinging ine. In whatever reforms th Parasols of U sual Dis L oe ie grag arasols of Unusual Distinction igarette not only pleases the _ ; Tam sure she tan't bothering about | . at taste but, in addition, gives anything so faddy and superficial as Obtained from the leading European and American sources are being dis- smokers a new kind of cigarette THe “POLITICAL — WOMAN"| played on the Main Floor. . Included are attractive Imported Models of ‘ ey BAKES FINE PIES. mm. enjoyment Te esenin tae bad cershacian funkier The Healthy Embroidered and Beaded Chiffon, creations of Chiffon and Taffeta; Chesterfields let_ you know you are ane ‘Ans ana poca Man's Night ca | Bolting Cloth and Taffeta; Persian Khaki-Kool, cte., together with smoking—they SATISFY"! eesti dee aes tha Mibe AGiin sslet Nature by takio effective ideas designed here, in quaint Dresden Silks and Roman And yet, they’re mild! that ade 4am adiulrable co oh BRANDRETH! Sport Stripes, many of which are exclusive with Stern Brothers. : that she is an admirable cook—he ° fe w ‘ i "pe g frosted len pies A The blend is what does it—the new Be ee Gian: aautnin ous IB PILLS Conspicuous among the later novelties are the Smart Sport Parasols with and skilful proportioning of the pure, the world she is dnterested in chil QO oR OE O at Night charming Hats to match, natural Imported and Domestic tobac- tren You will foel better, look hetter F ne “that the nd_ proto q Yne ¢ riced at SE a d cos. And the blend can’t be copied, Be) he. Sis SAG, “Sant 3h ERC A pe ae Priced at $9,50 and upward ‘ vie i great th omen can do in govern: | market —Ent : Try Chesterfields. Today, Lalla a Wo have customers who have n't enoug they should work, taken hig vn py 4 rea or Ljgalte Mywrs Irbaeco Ca lirectly or r more and would not be without s % ifle reform with the idea that such them, » € >» » ~ . . . reform will bring a millennium fo One trial will convince yon. A Spec la ale oO omens 10esS he child, But women must come tol AT YOUR NEAREST DRUG STORE . nderstand that v, NO Chocolate Coated or Plain ‘ ? . : 9 ¢ ; Seri eA 1 Priced exceptionally low, on the Second Floor, 20 10 : ' : } Included are ButtonShoes of patent leather with black kid or black cloth tops. Black Calf with black kid tops and Black Glazed kid with black cloth tops. All have welt soles and leather Cuban heels. | OR. 46ST, 68" AVE tl ‘ ; Good Furniture at Reasonable Prices a st tte On Our LIBERAL CREDIT ARRANGEMENT a re \ Our Terma Apply Also to New York, New Jersey, Long Istant and Conneo- S Ik H . . ticul. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES WE'PAY FREIGHT. omen ol osiery aa * x 7 ar = ict n Advantageous Purchase will provide for Tuesday, & us 1k) 8 5 | Sra on the Main Floor, the following unusual values: | ‘¢ ae q Black Silk Stockings| All Silk Stockings |Fancy Silk Stockings “| Extra reinforced lisle Superior quality; In blac k or white; - tops and serviceable medium or heavy; embroidered, clocked $350.00 lisle soles and heels, in black or colors, and Richelieu ribbed, a a C sg WE SELL ON CREDIT COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS ; : ee Ste 4 a | GARE E S From $15.00 Upwards at 75c pair at $1.10 pair at $1.25 pair With Feith! » Machine, ¥I9, Rif arth a Hare MELy Re why a . i Meni @laaranna af highest of IMPORT ED and DOMESTIC tobaccos — Blended wn ke mete = (Fa, Also for To-morrow a Clearance of Highest Grade A ‘ if , a g ~ he 1 - } > ‘ * rn TNR sue, SME French Novelty Silk Stockings in Three Groups v Mailed Free - e . Columbin Cirafonoine Hurchased Fain US can be eee tt canes price © Formerly sold up to $4.50, 6.95 and 10.50 a pair, 1 see ee oe eae ee ) Ro APARI MENTS FURNISHED + ROM $75 UP ON CREDIT iQ nd f Mi wa RINRY BST RT at $2.95, 3.90 and 4.95 [= t ild 2) yet eye Mi . . Satine Reokalaal 4 . % =.