The evening world. Newspaper, May 28, 1917, Page 11

J ORE IERIE TT rene ee oe — ‘than’ $5,000 a 000 a month, nearly $2,00 the -manufqcturing cost. of vunredson- t (the company) does not seek to ‘arive a bargain;’ does not seck to bind the city to new rates for any days pertod of years, or months, or lays. “It offers immediately lower rates, Pa Jin return for authority to make heat revision at any time. » U. Measure; but Offer | weiihe ‘heat nit ay will do all the work of ‘candle power’ gas. The pro- lo Reduction in Rates, | Posed rates and new plant will bring Hower 48 bills to everybody. “Putting further rate revision on a | busfnoas: basis, with the compan: y's Sophie Irene Loeb. hooks open for inapection, will keep lon will take up the ques- Politics.” changing the standard of Ee <P as in this lty, | BOY OF 14 STABS FATHER, ‘This matter has been followed closely by The by his fourteen-yearyold son Marry, pe dig adapts Charles “Holliday, forty-elght you boyy 4 of No, 226 Greene Avenue, Brooklyn, shansiNg in the Cumberland street’ Hospital. the 22-candlepow- Holliday told the police the boy was | er ptandard to the justined. He admitted haying been British Thermal under the influence of liquor and at- Units (heat meas- tacking his son without reason. urements). | Young Holliday. fled after the stab- , and was arrestet by~ Detective D at time that under the fi snid’ he had interfered becouse Hi legal requirements the mother was being abused. Holliday's oe was being served with a 22. Condition Is serious, eandle power of gas which in- | 4 uton Run D * ' ows Four Cre! Giudes a high standard of both | tw ron, Ned. May 28, motorcyclist tal with injuries automobiles whos out offering he! bag M are Joseph in St. Francis Hosp!-| Micted by speeding his mother,” Mra, "Mafy Obi of making ro may dic. Obesky and Sylv gee from the 22-candle power to | fering roo praises ie WOMAN NOW IN PERFECT HEALTH From Reading uaneseasasy and able burden can be fitted from all | concerned in just one way, namely, | by the manufacture and sale of ‘heat | i " bs gas at lower rates. unit? gas in a new plant, and leaves | Now Pet Coditas Companies Want the door wide open for further rate “I thank you for the Lydia E. Pink-| ham Females, as they have made me well’ and healthy. Some time ago I ft so run down, hed pains in my wae very irregu- few days the Public Service the gas question permanently out of i} Evening World . Stabbed under the left shoulder blade | f apers and decided to try @ It worked from the first jottle, 60 I took @ secon “ also a bottle of Lydia 3 | At was pointed out by this news- bing, but returned home at eidalht | ued hah eget now I am just as ae well as any other woman. every 'wornkey single or married, who is troubled with any of the aforesaid ‘our wonderful Vege- | ailments, to try and ®lood Purifier | table Compouns ur | and I am sure they will hel; id of her troubles as Mrs. Elsie J. Van der . York St, Paterson, N. a be Lyany Mis Medi- vers went on with-| Sicro, Pero Sylvester, Walter Obesky | cine Co. (confident the B. T. U. as in the B. T. U. the high cost of oil is ly eliminated. For about a year a number of teats been made by the Public Service ee: as to the quantity and quality of gas now being served to! peopie. hearings will be held and aut | | tests presented. | up fer the companies have made | ng offer to reduce the rates if the is changed. It is generally | believed an effort will be made to secure the new standard without re- the rates, ‘This new standard ig to be approximately 600 B. T. Us. | Brom tests already made here it has been shown that the @ervice in this| > city not only secures a twenty-two| candle power, but included in this power aro more than 600 B. T, Us. By| obanging the standard the candie power will likely be lowered. In lower- ing the candle power the open flame ‘gurner would be affected very ma- terfally. Ap against this attitude of the gas the gas companies of een preparing a vigor- paign in an effort to aeoure @ change from the twenty-two, candle power to the B. T.,Us., but of- faring to appreciably reduce the rates 1€ the companies are allowed to change the standard Following is a typical appeal made by tue Peoples Gas Light and Coke Company of Chit quest been placed thorities communile: atic The daintiest, lightest, most appetizing delicacy you can imagine, Made ‘according to an old es Fore the three formal the Peoples pany, dated r Feb, 10, 1916, and M wholesomeness of the product. the city is as follow “4. The compa te make and sell stead of obsolet ‘eandie power" “3. The comp put into effect immediat Of rates materially present sched “8. "This schedule will be asks permission at unit’ gas in xpensive, wasteful ffers in turn to a schedule r than. the lower rate is valued; it can be, in f any time by the properly constituted guthorities. “To produce 22-candle power gas, | —~ = — ga required In Chic the basic ‘water gas' has to be oil. This oil is a petroleum yempining after extraction of gaso- Mne and other products from crade oll, The company buys this oll wh it gan be had in sufficient quantitie (@bylously the sources of Mmited) at the lowest poss! The price to the © price of cr ewe factors, W fg powerless to ¢ Open Saturday Evenings Until 10 here by taking Come in and let us show you and yoo! MW “FAORGAN'SS Song Suid: SAPOUTS were DE NO WASTE “Where dirt gathers, waste rules” Thrifty women clean house with 7¢ “SAPOLIO 0 he PorcdloidRelrigerator Apartment style, in solid Oak; white interior; abso ache S 4.98 well made bargains, each at $1, We reserve the right to limit quantities. ) === TUESDAY ONLY: 10 Yards of Yard-Wide BLEACHED MUSLIN —— TUESDAY ONLY: 10 YDS. OF TICKING striped light weight tick! Pal piece at Ide per yard. Spe- cial, 10 yards for ——TUESDA > on: LY——.| ——— TUESDAY ONLY —— UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY Men's fine balbriggan, open mesh and pin check crossbar muslin shirts and drawers (the drawers are made with reinforced Regularly 35¢ per FULL SUITS for Men's Olus Union Suits, made of plaid or small check fine nainsook musling perfect fitting gar- Regularly $1 each WOMEN’S PETTICOATS A wonderful selection of petticoats; some of soft mercerized sateen; others of Merino, black top and black and white. ——- TUESDAY ONLY—— | BOYS’ WASH SUITS ;.an array of styles models in good washable JK Dutch 25¢ mercerized or plain e and fine cotton stockings; Dutch recipe by Dutch bakers who have spent a lifetime in perfecting and maintaining a standard for purity, quality and garter tops, in black and Some slightly de- —— TUESDAY ONLY—— Holland Rusk is a large, circular biscuit, toasted to a ‘light golden browm Made of the. finest flour, eggs and sweet cream, It is crisp, flaky, delizious and nourishing. with butter, butter and sugar or served in many combinations with fresh fruit. Good for every meal and every member of the family. Taste it once—you'll eat it always. ¢ to 78 lisle and tine 1 Ae cotton combination st UNDERMUSLINS somely finished at Two Cambric Petticoats—made of excellent quality cambric top, finished with deep embroidery and extra sizes, TUESDAY ONLY —— 12 AMERICAN FLAGS About 111,x17 inches; printed stars Sold by Best Grocers and Delicatessen Dealers Yrase Misr Made only by Holland Rusk Co, offamous Windmill Cookies, PACKAGE. Althagehtenaas idm oar the dete BRO @ staff with spear head TUESDAY ONLY———, 5 Yards of 39¢ QUALITY —— TUESDAY ONLY—— 3 Yards of EXTRA FINE FLORAL SATEENS —— TUESDAY ONLY—— WOMEN’S $1.49 BATHROBE [ Spauaa [ORTHWEST CORNER SIXT HAVESIS= STR. PSone) Bees) MONTE 2 Motor » OW is the TIME, and THIS is the PLAC t the bride- oe NEW tt is to be elaborate or simple, the family nest ese antage of our UNEQUALLED LOW PRICE if desired, our CORDIAL, LIBERAL CREDIT. QUALITY, VARIETY and SIXTY-THREE YEARS of SE RVICE. BEGIN RIGHT! PLAIN FIGURE TAGS ON EVERYTHING TUESDAY ONLY—— | , WIN Consisting of one stip, can be started i the tirst size to 2 —— TUESDAY ONLY. F OR SMOKE RS | Groceries, 1 Special for . TUESDAY ONLY —— $1.39 ALL-WOOL 40 to 42-inch wide COMBINATION —— TUESDAY ONLY—— 6 TOWELS FOR $ 3-PIECE BARONIAL BROWN REED i aig SUITE, upholstered with loose cushions Fae As selina: siosiad —— TUESDAY ONLY—— and MATS medium size huck (mill impertects 8 YARDS KITCHEN TOWELLING OR 8 YARDS BL ‘HE Colonial Ray Rugs Thee mes 4-°8 TOWELLING 1Sc and 18¢ per yd Store Closed Wednesday, May 30th (Memorial Day) || _ Bargains i in Seasonable Goods in All Departments Tomorrow" Winners in Our “Better Reena Con‘test LILLIAN) MALLER, 45: Let Greenhut’s ‘Popular “Big Store” friend in -preparation for your out-of-town jaunt. your outing is ‘here. Trunks Suit Cases Traveling Bags Hold-Alls Golf Requisites Purchases Made Durin the Remainder of This Month Will Be Entered on Rendered July 1. —— TUESDAY ONLY —— JAPANESE PANAMA SPORTS HATS at $1 Just the thing for Memorial Day outing and Summer wear, Smartly | trimmed with a fancy band and bow. There are also Jap. Panama dress shapes, and White Milan Hemp and Hemp Dress Shapes, in large and be $ coming sailor models. Spe- cial, each at ——— TUESDAY ONLY —— WALL PAPER OUTFIT A remarkable offering which includes 10 rolls sidewall paper and 18 yds. of border to match This is suf- ficient to completely paper go 4 room 12x15 feet Sie price for entire outfit ———TUESDAY ONLY——— DINING KOOM PICTURES Large selection of fruit and game subjects, handsomely @ framed in 2-if. brown wood frames, with gold lining, Sale, each at TUESDAY ONLY—— | ° FANCY TUDDED DOG COLLARS | Assorted sizes; regularly & $1.25 and $1.50. Sale, & each at TUESDAY ONLY—— BIG DOLLAR SPECIALS IN & LIQUORS E TREADMIL 3] ee HOTELES. FRIA r EN § IWDER Hak “ ‘1 fF Orde AYER OLDEN WAX . svalig aa EAD ‘ ’ yey 2. ) ‘ ‘1 AINTY DESSERT. |» {CY NEW pota achage con TOE 3) a pke $1 TER RA BABBITT R EANSER 3] i $] ANDLES. WW Con. 6" Wve l5"Sr. be your guide, philosopher and Whatever you need for Tennis Requisites Thermos Bottles Fishing Tackle Outing Apparel Straw Hats Outing Footwear Outing Gloves Motoring Needs Picnic Table Supplies Toilet Requisites And you will find everything (even at the lowest price) absolutely de~ pendable, for a low price is never a drawback to si at Greenhut’s. While we a abt neglected the needs of “going er il ” people, neither have we disregarded the importanc May “One Dollar” Sale } This is the once-a-month event in which the power of one dollar is greatest. are prepared for this event e of our Hundreds upon hundreds of EVERY DEPARTMENT CONTRIBUTES—and for every item printed in this announcement you will find at least a score displayed when you get here tomorrow. These “One Dollar” specials are for tomorrow only. No Mail, Phone, C. O. D. or Approval Orders Filled. —— TUESDAY ONLY—— $1.50 and $2.00 SCARFS, SHAMS, CENTERPIECES and TABLECLOTHS A manufacturer and importer sold | us his sample lines at much below pecans — TUESDAY ONL¥—— 5,000 MEN’S $1.25 to $2.45 NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, AT $1 Strictly high-grade shitis taken from our own carefully chosen stocks for this season's wear. re cut full size and perrectly fin hed in every detail of workmagy . All have tive ocean } An endless variety to | from, and et tomorrow's we they will go pares | ——rvesbay OLY=——— $1.35 BLACK SATIN MESSALINE AT $1 Black Satin aa plain colors and snappy up-to~ 8. The materials include the finest grades of woven madras, crepe weaves, percales, poplins, ph striped, mercerized fabricst; TUESDAY ONLY || few silk mixed shict- CORSETS Ideaforsets for the fully developed Made of durable coutil with broad flattening front steel; hose supporter at- long ovef back and hips Sizes 19 to 36. e ning ot the sumios Ordinarily such value is our off the question—but this frem is only one of the hundreds pre~ pared for tomorrow. | ——— TUESDAY ONLY —— $1.75 Black Keretol TRAVELLING BAGS- Oxford style walrus. grain; white, pink and blue; 55% special, 5 yds. for ——TUESDAY ONLY—— OIL LAMPS AND MANTLES complete; large glass ot with metal foot,’ brass burner, chimney and 10- inch opal shade; regularly lock and handle, ‘our choice of 14, 16 and — TUESDAY ONLY— WOMEN’S GLOVES 2-Clap Chamois Suede | Gloves +~ “bracket ges cup) with ‘itree tows of ‘black and chimney ; com: plete with reflector DAY ONLY—— STATIONERY COMBINATION: “double finger tipped black and white; ——TVESDAY ONLY —— HOUSEWARES Commercial Ink ———=TUESDAY ONLY--— . RUSTPROOF SPRING SNAP black wire cloth; ‘ASTEN extension 21 to 33 $1.25 Screen Door, walnut finished TUESDAY ONLY: | ent sizes; from 6 ft. 6 CHAIRS and PORCH ROCKERS Double-Woven Ca | ——TUESDAY ONLY-—— CHINA and CRYSTAL inieres—-made in as frames are made of hai finished natural | An assortment of pure lead blank cut in floral and chair cuttings, 6-inch Nappy, Sug Wood Seat Chain t ts nl dining room or Holders, Bon Bon Dishes and Spoon Trays.