The evening world. Newspaper, July 20, 1917, Page 5

Cocoanut Oil Fine | : Peete of wen ee ng the Howsewives For Washing Heir ee ective Association | alt? beep your he First Work 4 M . than the sve “ee thing « ‘ ne hair hair ’ bers eof ‘ od pirat b excessive ine | : a atation ok Ci none Legislature me 4 2 « vene alco uree (he Commercialized Bachelor Must You can get \ Ht ep ocacturta tt PME SoMeerve | Know Difference Between = de i tome Gubaae i peng 4 | have watehed with constderamte| Fish amd Ice Cream Forks, ¢ in the family for | {terest the splendid food campaign Talk Intelligently, Dance a he A nducted by The Kver ort ‘ Housewives” frretectiog wae orld! Let, Play Tennis and Run o Motor Boat—Then Social World Is His and He'll Do Right Well, for Hostesses Will Feed and Liquor Him, and Some He-Cinderella May Even Marry the Rich Man's Daughter. ared Gen, J Tam ampalen on of The Eve ning World contributed Jargely to ward the callin p kaon ne part Few Go Thru Life || Without the Help | - of Glasses tog Constant eye work and strain in tic mpeculators, They want makes it necessary te help |]) te help because The Evening World the eyes with correct glasses. |} |!" 0" the right track.” sight Examination Throughout the city Eye Specialist. yinced interest in the food masa Correctly Fitted Glasses from $2.50 ||| Meeting, which will be held in. the | Aldermanic Chamber of the City Mal | July 26, at 2.30 P.M. Prospective food legislation bills will be discussed jand free discussion will be permitted Mra, William Grant Brown, State rman of the F en's Clubs, who will preside, | women's organizations will be repre. sented, including representation from ‘the Mayor's Food Committee, searion re by Gov, Whitman. Scouts are eager to help in jo wmainat the wreedy and women have of all masculine professions I6fich bse Entablished 55 Years New York: 184 B'way, at John St. a23 Sixth Av., asth St. 350 Sixth Av., aad St. yor Nassau, at Ann St 17 Went ‘gad_ Street Brooklyn: 498 Fulton St.,cor.Bond St. way, and adds Open All Day Saturday No Connection With Any Other Establishment iri the World AM not sure that the bachelor business Is quite so new as the he hypothenuse But the pro- is new, at His di been developed | y recognized 1 43 & 45 West 34th Street State announces that he He'll drink your highballs | any time that you liquored. and eat your Newest Frocks in ask him unie me other hostess Satin, has got in ahead of you, In that Serge, cage, if your food 1s vetter bler vinta But of ¢ t him to Georgette Crepe, Crepe Meteor, Crepe de Chine, Taffeta Silk, iH , Very Special we 4a Newest Frocks in Georgette Crepe, Taffeta, Crepe Meteor, Crepe de Chine, Serge. champagne of a come to you anvh you must not expec 1 in return or to make dinner calls 4 flowers, 1 know of one pro- bachelor who was told by @ brutal friend that he ought to return the many soel entions he re- 4 from marr uke @ re turn » Potter, I'H not dunce With her for a month." i the right people is the secret of success In Now * explains « fashionable bank Jelerk in the article .n McClure's to a | young arehiteet whom is about to initha into the business of being a Very Special browdered Batin Frock, asesd easiest thing dn the | world for a det iman, You know, lhow to we x clothes, don't And the difference between a| and an ice ream fork? That's the Newest Frocks in Georgette Crepe, Satin, | you? fish You could dan ou sd to, play tennis Tricotine, } 25. 00} if you practi sy 4 motor at Crepe Meteor. | or without daughters Very Special Jin college and wh absor Newest Frocks in Charmeuse, Georgette Crepe, Satin, New Crepe Meteor. t that.” saturday ao 2! fail Very Spectat Ay ae ane | Frock, © apprentice | 410.00 | bachelor inqutr “Lord, no!" answers the Final Clearance At Great Reductions 390 Cloth & Silk Coats 160 Cloth & Silk Suits 1 0 Selected from regular stock, navy, black and colors; sizes for women and misses. Flavor Chowders, Fish a Omelettes With | “Eddys OLD EN Sauce An excellent. relish for Soups, Salads, Hat ind Cold Meats and Vegetables —- Espe- ciully Baked Beans, At Grocers and Delicatessen Stores, MADE IN U.S, A, _—— By E. Pritehard, 331 Spring Street, N. Y. THE EVENING WORLD, = BY SaUTS NIST ‘Business of Being a Bachelor”’ Thrives =e FRIDAY, JULY 2 ee a ee pa ae | By Nixola Greeley-Smith, HERE ts @ brand new business for men, No, I don't mean the sober business of war, for that is The new occupation is’announced and defined in an anonymous article | in the August number of McClure “the business of being a bachelor.” article explains the busband famin for years in New York City who makes a business of being a bachelor finds the " road to success in the arts or professions a primrose | “If he married outside the social with which he has been mingling, naturally he disap pears from it after marriage. the hostess who has women guests to divert, and his income will not permit him to introduce his wife to the | social circle which reduced for him the cost of bachelér living. writer in McClure's belleves it to] ing on be, Until the last hundred years | ber Ulan’? Italy knew the cavailer servante or FY ee ‘ ) Is a se an " the unattac an Whol ity taken Reece tens ibibo | after married women and/then, And don't feel too 4 if he does what th : being entertained, five feet ten of physical fitness. the oldest # Magazine. It Is Incidentally, the which has existed shows that the man |" att pnd ho we! f at an Italian table d'hote with some of the men » worked In office. In a year of the mont fa for bach lub district e apartment, t 4 Was What for it 8 riment houses He js no longer useful to | ¢ “A Drinking Man Re drinkers whe became adopting t of cleansing OF ALCOMOL, nee nt days ree in the jast five years, i raving neces New Fall rocks We all know him, He flourishes tn i ‘or ditails call on the suburbs as well as in New York | ¢¢ i runs the or address the ee City, He is the old reliable dinner fu tale, “he ched the at the Neal en (Second Floor.) guest, to be rung up any t UY Bl nein where he bo: PCa Street, New Yor E E di hostess frantically in need of an | ont wh ea wend) out and STITUTES IN 60 CITIES extra man, Ho is always willing to The Values Are Most Extraordinar: Shee chutar as tae Greater Than Ever E Ww Lambert Brothers have asfembled the largest and say it in no boasting spirit, but all who are looking most attractive assortment of such Diamonds in the forty Lambert Diamond Assortment for fine, perfectly eut diamonds should know that years the firm has been in business. 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LAMBERT BROTHERS Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry ovner GRth Street Third Avenue, Corner 58th Store Open Daily, Includiny Saturday, Until 6 o’Clock Dur- ing July, August and September, | dep id In New York; May Explain Husband Famine ach i917 ‘ oe | o Oeeewer the @ Aperemente He oF Reet Biren DOING HIS BIT OUT WEST, 7 nemtem tens nwes . 4 Por OC eterminating wees . Hote Petising Reade. Has mem Wheeler sen of Me. and | Mee .¥ at Coin Pere « . ' Maree Fovewiry herve -~ WILD BULLET HITS WOMAN “ e Juice of Lemons Creates A Clear, Soft, Rosy Skin Tell women how to make a lemon beauty cream cheaply for the face, neck, arms and hands : oat ; t ' i + } [Son ee A . bo jar off ten pare | beautitier Just try it! Get three ounces of rehard while at any pharmacy or toilet counter and two vos from the grocer and take up @ quarer it of this sweetly fragrant lemon nand taassayte it daily intw the neck, hands, = It vnidl ip the ideal skin softener and * and, s face, sno femon prlp naturally should help® to soften, tion will keep tres! nthe freshen, bleach and bring out the Five woondn knows th n juice | roses and uty of any skin. It's such| wonderful to smoothen rough, ced and | hands.—Advt. allowpe 1 tre chle LOUD | | | UN UES J EES ” SHOPPERS, Do Your Bit! The Commercial Economy Board of The Council of National Defense has appealed to the distributory of merchandise to relieve every available man for service in the war. Stores employ small armies of men in delivery departments. MANY OF THESE MEN MUST BE RELIEVED FOR NATIONAL SERVICE. All should help minimize the work of delivery departments by carrying small packages to and from stores. All can thus set a patriotic example to others by carrying war time bundles. In all stores numbe: departments to correct c' s of men are employed in the delivery stomers’ errors in addresses. PLEASE BE SURE TO GIVE YOUR CORRECT ADDRESS AND ASK THE CLERK TO SHOW IT TO YOU AFTER IT HAS BEEN WRITTEN. Our records show that we deliver merchandise in different localities in New York and New Jersey; for example there are: 9 Fifth Avenues in New York and New Jersey. 13 Broadways in New York and New Jersey. 23 Madison Avenues in New York and New Jersey. Unless customers st ate plainly the city, borough or town in which they there is confusion in making deliveries. THIS COSTS MEN'S TIME It often happens that etstomers living in the numbered streets above 100th Street give the uptov ress as it is known colloquially in their district. For example, Mrs, Smith, who lives at 747 West 119th Street, gives her address as 747--19th Street. T is all right in the neighborhood, but downtown the clerk in the store takes her address literally. Result—A waste of delivery-men, live, People who give their downtown building addresses and neglect to state the office or room number, waste men's time. Last week, in a certain section of the city, there were offered for delivery 3,698 C. O. D. packages, of which 981 were returned for these reasons: 501 packages returned with the statement that they were not wanted, 420 packages returned because the customers were out. 60 To « of men who cc Think « changed t! at home to If yo at the door, ple is known packages returned because the addresses were wrong. ffer for delivery and bring back these 981 packages wasted the service uld othery se be spared for war industry. it over 500 packages returned by people who ordered goods and minds, Over 400 knew they had ordered goods, but were not e them. Sixty unthinking people gave inaccurate addresses. receiv apartment and your name is not known to the attendants your address in care of the person whose name “=ND TO KEEP IT, PLEASE DO NOT SEND = FROM ANY STORE C. O. D. OR CHARGE. ¢ to receive your pd REPEATED UNLESS YO! HOME MERCHAN Please be at he DELIVERIES W/ kages when they arrive, The f le, based on a suggestion of the Commercial Economy Board © Coun of National Detense, will be absolutely enforced on and after August 1, 1917; “No goods will be received for credit or exchange that are net offered to us within seven days from receipt. Tiis does not apply to merchandise that is sold on a strictly non-returnable basis for sani- tary or other reasons.