The evening world. Newspaper, April 10, 1917, Page 13

TWO YEARS’ MISERY FROM ECZEMA Sore and Red, Felt Awful from Dis- figurement and Loss of Hair, One Cake Cuticura Soap and One Box Ointment Healed, Cost Only 75c, “A rash broke out on my neck and that later turned out to be eczema, ie affected parts were sore and red, caused a great deal of irritation as they itched so that I scratched somethin terribly, 1 lost a great deal of sleep and felt awful from the disfigurement. The rash later became sore eruptions, and caused loss of hair. “I suffered misery two years. Thena friend recommended Cuticura Soap and tment, and after using them a month felt better and when I used one cake of Cuticura Soap and one box of Ointment | was completely healed.” (Signed) Florence Finegan, 1683 Ave- nae A, N. Y. City, July 3, 1916. Prevent these distressing skin troubles ming serious by making Cuticura Soap, and no other, bia every-day f ' | toilet’ soap, assisted by little touches of ; Cuticura Ointment now and then. They ; are ideal for keeping the complexion fresh and clear, hands soft, scalp clean, R hair luxuriant, For Free Sample Each by Return Mail address post-card: ‘Cuticura, Dept. H, Boston.’’ Sold everywhere. —Aavt, Dr. Ferdinand King, New York Physician and Medical Author, Says: EVERY WOMAN EVERY MOTHER EVERY DAUGHTER ' NEEDS IRON AT TIMES Te put strength in her nerves and color into her cheeks, There oan be ne beaut ~~ ggeen tee: th n ally took or- \ Fy metallic 7 ~ which of- corroded stomach aia far oro harm than presertbe or- ganic tron—Nu: This partiou- Jar form of iron is eusily Assimilated, th not eo the looking ka’ time 1 it in my ne results, ED IKON, recommended ined from King can’ be A better drink— more easily served— Club Cochiails No doubt about their \ perfect blending or ‘ their high-grade liquors. “When Broke” Call on ncle Ben,” BENJAMIN FOX, Reliable Pawnbroker, 72 8th Av., Near Iéth St. Liberal Loans on Diatioude, Watches, Jewelry, Fursand Fur LinedOvercoats ““FREE FROM MOTHS o Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders, SWANN HEARING WL INCLUDE NEW CITY GLUB CHAR | Taking of Testimony Is Halted. as Governor Sends Instruc- tions to Commissioner, deri Former Judge James A. Delehanty | of General Sessions, whose comment on District Attorney Bwann’s method of handling the cases of indicted cloak and suit workers led to the fl- ing of charges against the District Attorney, was the first witness called to-day before KEx-Supreme Court Justice George L. Ingraham, the com- missioner appointed by Gov, Whit- man to hear the case, Mr. Swann flanked by hig chief as- sistant, John T. Dooling, John B, Stanchfleld, Alfred J. Talley and other members of his staff was in court be- fore Commissioner Ingraham arrived in Part Four of the County Court. At | another table sat Chase Mellen and John Kirkland Clark, appointed by the City Club to present the charges. Lucien 8. Breckenridge, @ former as- sistant district attorney under Mr. Swann, who {gs under indictment on charges growing out of the controversy was also in court. Nearly all the seats in the court room were occupied by cloak and suit workers from the east side. A majority of them will be called by counsel for the City Club. Mr. Clark announced that between sixty and one hundred men involved in the| ¢ labor troubles of 1914 would be called, Former Judge Delehanty enumer- ated the indictments which had come before him and upon which he based bis charges that the District Attor- ney was derelict in recommendit.g that the defendants be liberated | without bail. For two hours follow- ing the witness sat silent in the chair wihle Mr, Mellen read the Delehanty memoranduin criticising the District Attorney and waded through a mass of indictments piled a foot high on the counsel table, When Mr, Mellon attempted to draw from Judge Delehanty a statement as to what he bused his memorandum on Mr. Stanchfield objected on technical grounds, Mr, Meilen stated that Gov, | Hughes in the hearing of charges against former District Attorney Will- tam 'T, Jerome did not rely upon tech- | nical rules of evidence, but broadened the scope of examination so that the conclusions of @ witness, barred by ,ordinary rules of evidence, could be admitted Into the record. “| don't care for conclusions of witnesses in this hearing,” sald the Commissioner, “I am going to follow the technical rules. Mr. Swann considered this his first victory. Delehanty was accordingly | not permitted to say why he wrote the memorandum. At this point the hearing was ad-| Journed until to-morrow. Judge In- #vaham had stated at the opening of | the inquiry that he would not go Into | the latest additional charges preferred ne City Club against Mr, Swann | h accused him of intimidating the # witnesses. At noon, however Governor telegraphed Judge In- at no used tan, shoul 11 the grahain that he was commissioned to hear these new charges, for the broader scope To prepare the inquiry will assume the elut's lawyers asked for the adjournment It is possible that to-morrow a fur and ne will not be resumed puty Attorney General os his Investigation rnment Mr. Clark nt in whieh he said ut many witnesses who had aligned themselves previously with the Dis- | triet Attorney had expressed a will lingness to tell new stores that would {injure his c SIN ELE | Abused Wilson a Up in Foreed to Give jx Job. ‘onn,, SUFFIELD, — ¢ April 10.— Charged with having made a@ treason- | remark able and derogatory 1 font Wilson, G. Lathrop Was arrest ry Order of State's At about | 1 ft need t Jail sentenc sideration a; pend for his relatives, t T day t 7 nut of © BROOKLYN Fulton and Bridge Streets HAIR COMING OUT?) | Dandruff causes a feverish irritation of the scalp, the hair roots shrink, loosen and then the hair comes out fast. To stop falling hair at once and rid the scalp of every particle of den« draft, get a 25-cent Lemons Whiten the Skin Beautifully! Make Cheap Lotion The juice of two strained into a bottle containing three ounces of orchard white makes markable lemon | will keep fresh for months. woman knows that lemon blemishes as fr Md soften, hidden roses and beauty of any skin. It is wonderful for rough, red hands Your druggist will sell three ounces of orchard white at little cost, and any grocer will supply the lemons, — Advt. i} Ml my ! THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1917. bottle of Dane at any drug store, pour a little in your hand and rub it into the scalp, After a few applicatio he hair stops coming out and you @an’t find any dandruff.—Advt, fresh whole quarter pint of the r re lemon skin beautifier at ut the cost one must pay for a all Jar of the ordinary cold creams ¢ should be taken to strain the ice through a fine cloth so pulp gets in, then this lotion Every to bleach and remove such kles, sallowness and nd is the neck, arms and hands, It naturally help to whiten, freshen, and bring out the I HH] Fixtures 2 bold mo. ristic | of priced. Ask your dealer of other artlath rackets, fx os on display VISIT OL SHOWROOMS SiAPIXU & ARONSON Yurren |e New Verks f | See for yourself. i | i} ety BABY CARRIAGES Oveewt factory tn Man- baiten (76 year) jena the price te rg 593 3D AVE., Near 38th St. Phone 2500 Murrey Hil i | World Wants Work Wonders, | OPPENHEIM, CLLINS & C ' Announce for Wednesday, April 11th An Unusual Sale of Tailor-Made Suits About 325 Women’s and Misses’ Suits of Serge, Gabardine and Mannish mixtures, in tailored, braid bound, button trimmed and dressy models. A group of these Suits have been taken from the regular 45.00 assortment and there= fore embody all the finer points of high priced models. ‘ Very Specially Priced at 28.00 Juice is ideal skin softener, smoothener and beautifier Just try it! ike up a quarter pint of this sweetly fragrant lemon lotion and massage it daily into the faces For Sales of Men’s Clothing Millinery, Women’s Coats and Special Player-Piano Club Offer Please See Our Advertisement in This Evening’s Journal Porch and Lawn FURNITURE Arm Porch Rockers—cane seat back; various colors, # red, green and natural; $3.25, $4, $4.25 and $6.75 Arm Rockers—cane seat and slat back; choice of various colors; $2.50 $2.65 and $2.75. Willow Chairs and Rockers —at $4 and up. Those who are seeking Summer Furniture, have an excellent choice at Greenhut’s of Reed, Fibre Rush and other articles at prices which represent distinct savings. er] Grocery Specials For Wednesday and Thursday Mai! and Telephone Orders Filled Promptly. Telephone Chelsea 4000. ; Paid and charged orders amounting to $5 and up are delivered FREE OF FREIGHT CHARGES at your railroad station in the fifteen States nearest New York. The Spring edition of our Grocery Catalogue is feady, Free on request. Assorted Vegetables FOUNTA: OW FAT AS, POUNTAIN BAKED BEANS, | Dozen, each of MILTO N, ae OUR “Cc CUT STRINGLESS $1.7 BEANS, " VAN CA. RED KIDNEY BEANS, [ No, 2 sire can, HARTI OVE MIXED VEGETARLES, 15 FAVORITE CUT WAX BEANS oc GOVERNOR BRAND TOMATOES, Leas PORMOSA V0) ONG. India'Ceylon, English By Advertised Cereals POST TOASTIES— © reg, 10 Bape OS HONEY CRISP CORN PLAKES. 43.10; 64¢ or, OSes r ib... Sten tus pkas, 2OC | | mixed’ "Teas QUAKES CORN FLAKES eS fefae pha, sons, OC KELLOGG S HEALTH he auc 19¢ reg. 25c pke.. Dessert Pears LANNING'S SILVER == —=— \ ‘ Ou Own LAKE BRAND JER BY ee Roasting dor 8210; 18 | | suanow Lawn’ ccr Ltt tht reg. 40c Hlb ete & Margarine welzht SWIFT'S PREMIUM BUTTERINE- $1.88; Sib. drum, Best refined granulated pean tion $9 1% pete soniee 0215 Limit—28' tbe Sold with Grocery Or dere | irloin Cut trom prime DG @ Wines & Liquors Berwick Rye- Whisky siya Nolte TOC Rountree Dry a Per dorile Teraaae Vilgrim Gin Inp Baltimore Rye popular 13.50; $] 98c per gal On $1.25 Horna PORT AND. HERRY. Troy Cocktails seh Mannan, Ma rons eas’ Bde | Filled Books of “Sperry” Fold Stamps Redeemable for $2.50 Worth of Merchandise in Any Dept., or for $2 th Cash at af Office on Filth Floo Trading Stamps as Usual. Ask for Them, Double av Stampe Till 12 o’Clock. Single ave Stamp» Thereafter, Single XTH AVE.. IBM TO 19! STREET House and Garden Claim Your Attention Springtime is fairly here, and this is the season for tlle § must come not only to benefit from complete stocks of EVERYTHIN The hint is a worth-while one. Avail yourself of it. These sales are typical of what we have to offer in all departments. the home and for planting the garden. It is to Greenhut’s that you FOR THE HOME INSIDE AN OUT but as well to SAVE MONEY, Usual Complimentary 2a Green Trading Stamps Free Tomorrow Distribution in Premium Parlor, Fifth Floor, As many sets of the “S. & H." Green Stam as are reasonably required for books unfilled will be given, but only one set of any date good in one book. Only 100 Complimentary mps good in any one book, but you may start as many books as you please. Space-Saving Sleeping Device A Sanitary Sofa Bed, As Illus- $31 trated; Special for , The famous “Goldavo"—a one- motion sofa bed, covered in Royal Spanish Leatherette, The frame is mahogany finished. As an acquisition for the confined New York apartment, this is without question the finest thing on ihe market. lk We will be pleased to demonstrate it to you. 3-Piece Dining Room Suite 547.50 The Buffet-—54 inches The Dining Table—48 in, Upon request, pieces will be sold separaicly “Home Craft” Week A Brilliant and Timely Success in the Upholstery Department This is an event during which we offer you the best thoughts of experts and the choicest merchandise to be had in the market, having in view the Spring decoration of your home. ‘ Special prices rule everywhere—and the following are specimen values: cece = 2-Day Sale of Women’s House Dresses at | The house or porc iMustrated i © cale, with yoke back aud front. Box plait down centre back and either side of from, Chic little square cc Itis made of oak, with Jacobean finish. long. The China Closet—44 inches wide. in diameter. dress onable ender, black of blue with white back- ground, In sizes 56 to 46, Floor Coverings Grass Matting Rugs of the Famous “Crex” and *“Deltox” Makes There Is Nothing Better on the Market These rugs are sanitary, durable and artistic. They are the product of the best makers of ti country, Crex New Herring Serim and Marquisette Curtain Lengths white, cream of ecru, v Cretonne Pillows—covered with imported Deitox Grass tic $1 40 ‘9 50 Bone Rugs ; Matting Rugs Hes . and me Size. Regularly. Price.| Size. Regularly Faved Cretonne Table Covers— 1's yards 10.75 $9.25] ox12 $9.78 $7.95 square; trimmed with cre- #9 50 H 025 7.25} 8.10... 8.25 6.20 tonne edging; each. ...se.. Oe Bi cot EM. ace purr eae 620 Colored Bordered Serh 4.6x7.6... 4.50 3.25 T Women e Leiter Crarerntiase inches wide; yd AO SR ae Prey aH pile erpie ; het x60 in. > 1.40 Zin... 1 5 illuminated; all shapes; suitable for the a Se vest enon psi 27x54 145 1115] 30x60 in... 1.45 Lo Pbeary Ale. crue 30 A vide; yd...” | | 24x48 110 §0c| 27x54 in... 1.25 90¢ Reg, Bale Price. ¥ rice cream and ecru; 36 inches wide; yd., a3 rd Ui ef key ++ L25 Bie 10 75¢ 48e | $2.25 18x36 in. 49¢! 18x56 in... S50 Be 1,50 15c, 18, 19¢ as 22 1.10) 7.95 Sewing Machines Singer, New liome, Free and Standard Makes, Florence Rotary Sewing Machines Sold Below Agents’ Prices (Lifetime Guarant Dinner Sets & Kitchen Ware Unusual bargains are these—the prices guoted are the lowest in New York for such excellent wares. American Porcelain Dinner Sets— ces; All styles woods. Handsome cabinet drop- seen Prcaty ytloges Prey | | head siyles. | Made with lock and chain stitch lustraion); at attachme Iso the “Florence” special vibrators 6 drawers it-siraight” model, $30.00 upward. “Victory” Cabinet Sewing Machines Made by Davis Sewing Machine Co., with 10- year guarantee. At °27.50 and Up Cabinet and drop-head mod- els, in Golden Oak, Mahogany Bi Walnut, Early English, Mission and Fumed Oak. “Victory” Sewing Machines all latest and best attach- ments; three drawers; drop- head machines $ 1 3.50 special at slain’ Dinner Sets deep pink floral decoration; t 11.95 American Porcelain Dinner Sets 100 pieces; gold lace border decoration: regu- $ larly $15.05, special 12.95 American Porcelain Dinner Sets-- 100 pieces; Jark blue band bor- reniary sai;al0 LODO 9.00 American Porcelain Dinner Sets—-100 pieces; two different band border $ decorations; one light blue, one green; regularly $22.05; special Glass Ware LAIN BLOWN AP American I 100 pieces; Anerican Porcelain Dinner Ware at Very Special Prices D URCOVENED! VER |CREAMAROe DBe | Tor sare.” 8 (ALL SOLD ON EASY PAYMENT TERMS BRI D ATS 30c | $1.19, J OF $1 PEK WLEK,) “\ zc ‘i a ' 2 Hand Machines and Pinking Machines la 15c : 19c, #2; B9e | cuass vases al $2.25 Upward. CUr—"""10¢ 15¢| fore tan.. 82 | Join Our-—— “Victrola Club” We feature the A Splendid Collection of- FLOOR LAMPS /77%)\,|| Viewota At Price si00) At 25% Off Regular Prices haternta. And 12 Double-Face Records Value 9) Complete, $109 our “Club lete, magnificent outtit ent terms of, tion Those who take advantage of Plan’ may have this com sent home on our easy p $ Down and Absolutely The lamp illustrated in this advertisement is mahog- any finished. It has an artistically designed stand, with two-light electric cluster, It comes complete with a beautiful silk shade, 22 inch size; §Q [ré 79.50 SALE and Shades Floor Lamps “ advance in No less than 20 styles. The season st productions. price-when you nave finished Most of have extra paying for this instrument you heavy po carved. All Will have paid just the amount are fitted complete for eleciricity that you would pay ordinarily if Prices range as follows: $27.76, Gas Domes—-as illus- Y) ALY S trated pieAry 221 NO exceedingly low priced. A Splendid Selection of Art and Leaded Giass Domes Will Be Specially Priced Tomorrow, —< um ___! Bis bo *4.25 wide, most artistic and you purchased for cash, Take advantage of this offer atonce, tt will add to the joys of your Spring and Summer Seasons. No Trading Stamps with “Victor” Goods,