The evening world. Newspaper, February 20, 1918, Page 11

\ wy STANDING ROOM ONLY AS 3 FREE. BATHS ARE OPENED, Public Warm Water Institu- | tions, Closed by Coal Short- | age, in Operation Again. | Thirteen inland warm water public baths scattered through the tenement | districts of Manhattan, and which accommodated 4,142,779 bathers dur- ing the yoar 1917, opened to-day after | having been closed since the middle of January. Ax ¢ as six o'clock this morniag, when the doors were thrown open, long lines of men and women, many of the latter with | shawls wrapped about them and ac- companied by children, were waiting. ‘The opening of the baths ts a direct result of a campaign for coal begun over a week ag by Borough Presi- dent Frank L. Dowling When the coal shortage became acute in January the inland public baths were the first public buildings affected. Some had enough reserve coal on hand to last until the latter part of the month, but they were finally compelled to shut down. The pool batha opening to-day are At 23d Street and Avenue A, Rutgers 4th Street ( pogls), Street, West 60th Streot The shower | and Oliver t, 109th Street, Allen Street, West dist Street, Faat lith Street and Carmine Street During the winter months when business is not so brisk at the inland baths the number of baths in a week | at the average bathhouse is about 4,000. ‘The pools are 60 feet in length and 30 feet wide and the depths run from 8 to & fer the batha that have single pools women are allowed three days and the men an equal) number each week. In the two pool baths the is bathing every day, except Sundays, for beth men and | women. In the shower baths there is | a sufficient numbe of showers to divide them eq every day be- tween men and women. Old men and women have individual tubs Attendants at the various baths say tho bathing habit is becoming #0 popular through the entire tenement districts of the city that more bath 1 dire necessity O00 free warm recorded during ed that 1918 will with a total of at! feast 12. ADMIT CANADIAN PAPER. War Honrd Also Inenes Blanket License for Other Commodition, ¥TON, Feb. 20.—The War y ued a Dianket license impartatior modities dent's pro in $1,000 bail for examination on Feb. | 26 on @ charge made by Misa Mary! Leddy of No. 1028 Ogden Avenue, A month ago she fired two shots at him while he was on duty at dist st and Broadway, wounding him { hand. The Grind Jury fatied to Indic her for the assault, Miss Leddy's father fs @ retired policeman. Var-ne-sis’ Bos “It means a new lease of life to me to go about as I do now,” said Mrs. Alice V. Turenne of No. 121 Second Street, Leominster, Muss “The greater part of two years I spent in bed. 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I could not stand even the} pressure of the back “My feet were quite useless, len terribly, and every bed clothes on my swol tine 1 at Id make ; I also had sciatic rheuma ism, the pain would start at my hips and run down my | #s to my toes, it as though & red hot iron was searing the flesh, It is impossible { ‘rious kinds failed wt V fe rheumatism can “Treatment of y to relieve me terest Var-ne-sis Is the one preparation ne-sis now, to-day, at al s Kiker-Hegeman Drug Stores reliable druggists.—-Advt, Lig: and ull Now obtainable in pint THE Undeviating Constancy to EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1918, —Thursday’s Lockhart “Miil-E Triumphant Trade Twinklers That Transmit Terse Tales of Timely Thrift {| No C. 0. D., Mail, Approval or ’Phone Orders Filled. Mr. Lockhart says: * “The wise individuals are fast finding out the difference between my Mill-End prices and the cost for the same goods in any other store, that’s why the crowds here are 80 great.” Carpet Remnants These Space Saving Honest Application Ex- ° lains Why Some Regularly $2.60 S people Are More Each, $4.47 leeping Successful Than Thursday, ing my sta doing their bit are ferent licity Than $3.45 * morrow. brims and, in fact, Braid and Lisere, combinations. people $1 C-Bal * at Others Some customers visit my sale in a haphazard sort of way two or three times dur- here. of the sturdy type that are to be found in aisles of the Big Greenhut Store every day. The dif- day-occasions this sale progresses are all are added every day —in fact, almost every hour, as indicated by our daily pub- campaign. fore, the successful people are in the majority thatmake up the big crowds that are here every day. Holiday Millinery at Less to-Wear Hats Extraordinarily good value: this collection for holiday wea here for your rapid choosing to- Pokes, Sailors, upturned new kinds of the early season, Crepe and Lisere, Satin and Lisere and solid straw, also Caterpillar wildering choice of colorings and Mr. Lockhart say: economize — this shows a liberal endowment of common sense.” Corsets Corsets with low bust, long over made, comfort- able le corsets for the 500 remnants of Axminster and Velvet carpets, each remnant |}q yards long. Rug Bargains For Thursday $4.75 Velvet Ruge—Size 36x72; regularly $4.75; $4.69 ba oe) peste 1 feed one, Price. ? $2.25 Velvet Ruga—-27x52 $ 1” inches; sale. wees $1.98 Librar: Devices “T've a Others, in the world, Simple in operation and durable in construction the equally moderate prices. as tone effect, in rose, green and gold. size; made by Foster Co, tionately low priced. Rope Portieres Ina Variety of Colors Regularly $2.25; Lockhart $4.65 Sale, each............. Regularly $1.98; Lockhart $ jas Sale, each Cushions for the same may be had, ‘wo A Mr. Lockhart says: “‘Let me help you give the ' high cost of living a few doses of my Lockhart ‘Mill-End’ Remedy.” This Sale of Regular and Extra-Size BLOUSES Will Surely Crowd the Blouse Department Tomorrow.—C. A. L. Just think of it— White Voile Blouses (Illustrated) Regular and Extia Sizes up to 52-inch “at $1 These charming white Voile Blouses are effectively designed, one with a large pointed collar, embroidered and lace trimmed, and two rows of lace in- serting on either side of front plait, The other is equally smart ook. trimmed with embroidery, tucks and lace trimmed borders—novelty collar, edged with lace. covered in cretonne, at, There- $22.50 “Liberty’ Mattress... sizes. Half Ready- Lockhart says: “My Mill-End Sale * improves happiness and abates misery.” Star Offerings in Infants’ Wear Infants’ $3.95 Dresses — these dresses are for children, 2 to 6 ears. Made of excellent qual- ity lawn, elaborately trimmed with Val. laces and em- 5 broidery; de 29 Felt Hats- 6 years... $7 American Porcelain Dinner Sets at 4" _ Am exceptional value in a 50- piece set; gold line decoration. Quantity limited. Come early Shirtings, neat and novelty stripes on white grounds made and finished with fine pear! buttons. ail of the many All colors guaranteed not to fade, All are perfect in & most be- ae Grey Enamel Cooking Utensils—sives te, 3. Choice of 6-Quart Berlin Sauce Pots—-with cover and side handles, 8-Quart Berlin Sauce Pans end long handle, 4-Quart Tea Kettles. 2-Quart Coffee Pots. 5-Quart Lipped Sauce Pans. 12-Quart Preserving Keitlos. “Most with cover a Spirite 75¢ "THE BIG STORE” SIXTH AVE..1S™ TO 19™ STREET Lockhart says: ‘‘To save space in New York is Por simone like saving money. That's Why I Offer ‘at number of them, and they are a boon and a blessing to those who live in small apartments and to others who need to economize space.” The Famous Oxford Sofa Bed—a settee by day and a %{ bed by night. Wide enough and comfortable enough to accommodate two persons. In buying it you are securing practically two pieces of furniture at the price of $ 19” And this is but one of dozens of other designs which are shown at Other Specials in Our Mid-Winter Furniture Sale superior, each one criss- =) Natural Willow Bar Harbor Chairs An excellent ress; even at areata the other in a Table Scar iS this chair is positively the equal of pe ean named it is a good friendly rivalry to make In the Lockhart Sale, any similar sold at $4.25 as|g32.50 Java Silk Floss $6) 4.50 each day more important to ob Bach, debe init “special” It makes a Mattress. 1 the consumers. New goods Fee eee ee anid, most comfortable armchair. & Has roll edge; 32 Ibs. to the full the Stearns & Smaller sizes propor- lander Woven Wire Wit $ 10 Enamel in gray; all regular Women’s $3 & $3.50 Shoes A A Sale of Men’s $land $1.25 * Shirts at 79c Fine grades of Madras, Percales, Poplin and Mercerized Figured Cur full size, well Sizes 14 to 17, Lockhart Offers These Exceptional Values in 49¢ "7 Mr. Lockhart says: Pe Vou can’t jud e what @ man was by the size of his gravestone.” A Clearance of Boys’ Clothing At $2.95 Boys’ Norfolk Suits, Boys’ Raincoats, loys’ Junior Suits The Norfolk Suits are in season- able fancy mixtures; aa at, sexe ‘The Junior and Trench Model Suits are in blue, brown and $6.95 green corduroy; at ° The Double ure Raincoats are in tan, gray and olive; us? Not every size in every style, but you will find all sizes from 4 to 17 years in the collection, 49c Floss Pillows Covered with good quality mus- lin and filled with good floss; size 17x21; sale, each. 29 Art Dept., Second Ploor—Limit Twa. $2.50 Bar Pins and Cameo Brooches Choice at *1 These are set with real cameos and are in gold-filled mountings; ‘Star’’ Bargain Indeed! Lockhart claims, and claims rightly, that a “star” offering like this cannot be matched in New York. About 1,000 pairs of women's high-class foot-wear—every pair perfect. They come in patent leather; button and lace styles, All with Goodyear welted solid leather soles. Sizes 249 to 444; A AND C WIDTHS ONLY. Women’s $2 House Dresses at $9 .65 ‘Star’ Sale Price by Lockhart, Dresses made of striped blue with white pin stripes two large pockets on skirt ercale in Copenhagen Prettily trimmed with solid blue, Dollar, Sizes 34 to 46. Women’s Fibre Silk Hose Values to $1 * «50¢ Excellent fibre silk hose with lisle double garter tops, toes. Nearly all are 4 few have slight irregu- n the weave. Choice of Black, White, Champagne, Gray, Bronze, Navy, Tan. All sizes. Women’s 50c Fibre Silk Hose « 29¢ Black, White, Bronze, Pink, P , Smoke, Heliotrope, Sky, Champagne, Lisle thread double heels, toes and garter tops. sizes. All On Thursday for your table supplies for Friday, Saturd, and Thursday will be delivered to all points reached by our fri sunday, a8 the store is closed on Friday, Washington's Birthday. Do Your Marketing at Greenhut’s All orders purchased , = ° n delivery service by Friday, February 22d. All items listed by the Federal Food Board Envelope ( hemise are quoted at the Food Board's fair prices. Mail and t rders filled, Telephone Chelsea 4000, Food License Number —G-00842. ey] fr Fresh Meats its—) Breakfast Foods- Fresh Fish * Sale at 50e¢ 7 feheaeetny: wert) Trurruonw's werak | [None sent G0. o pees A AST BEEF—cho UNS—chalse 75¢ FAST Foon 5c choi, De WADpOCK— lic with f embroidery, ingere LAMA full Tore : ales Oh wat vuaityi tm, LOC , Be tions and finished with lace edging. Bt city dressed; wey FLAKE N STEAKS OR] ‘Sith Do teeas 24¢ LAMB—hind ‘querters ot! US sweet phe rp 18¢ HALIBUT STEAKS DRe] WHITING fancy)” Re sity dressed; 306 oo HECKER'S FLAP = ‘i Bloomers eitickins shtlie gus + oF Boetyere, Wes M BTBARS 226 | MACKEne 20e at 50e MUTTON © hind’ < BOE RAE evected PILLSBURY'S Health Our Own Baking ,; Beans and Pork Dainty bloomers in pink or all si " 4 cere: 81:05; de et beans and pork in to white, finished ut knee and waist ee vay I Beeeriol a = ee deren, 81.15 a with elastic bands Sr Sardines / fse | New Vexetable mA Nor dete can, LOC 1 EN a FORMOSA vo TH | | “ONIONS Ne | Ue 5 p—— Barley Flour— $1.50 Sateen sash awa! se ie | ale 8 f Besemenid “be we ¥* Petticoats tern: 494 48 O05 356 _ NS ' Fisher Queen ‘sapines in ri are 2. 50 5c at eg te SET! TRG ie e018) 30¢ se - _ tas Slob SWEET POTA 60¢ ; Very tty model, made of s Best White Potatoes ‘ parenips ie RA $899) floral design, & white with eu eo eae m NEW BUNCH HE " «Ve sprays of roses, making @ very Beck Food A te orgs Te ik eur Ue atirant hire with firted top | = ations = Sn —_—_—— | Filled Books of “Sperry” Gold Stamps Are Redeemable for §. Worth of Merchandise in Any Dept | 29 Green Trading Stamps, as Usual. ask for Them, “Double gave Stampa Till 12 o'Clack, Sing -_- or for $2 in Cash at ‘he en Stamps Thereatter. ane Offic Singl 4 wot nd” Sales—=, the Fifth Floor, perry” Gold Stampa All Day. Look for the ‘Star’ Price Cards They Point the Way to the Biggest Economies a Store Closed 1 Friday (Washington's Birthday) Our usual Friday Sales will take place on Thursday, so you will aor suffer inconvenience by reason of the holiday closing, Come to Greenhut’s for w ever you require. You're money in pocket by so doing, “Prince Albert” Smoking Tobacco One pound tin—humidor; regularly $1; for. Sct 80c 9 to 10 * o’Clock “Star” Bargains For Thursday 60 golden minutes for tomorrow's shoppers here between 9 and 10 o'clock. These offerings will be taken off at 10 o'cloc! doi. No Mail, Phone, C. 0. D. or Approval Orders filled on these items. Remnants of Black Kid Cambric Lining—-regularly 1c; sale, Be yard. vies aces Cluny, jitively on the dome oint de Paris and other novel- ties, suitable for dancing frocks, blouses, collar and cuff sets, curtains, underwear, etc.; values to 1c; sale, yard.... We Embrolderies and Insertions — in widths up to 10 inches; choice selection of new Spring 1918 designs; values to 29; 15 sale, yd ic $7.50 Black Soal Plush—-50 inches wide ; suitable for coatings, muffs, scarfs and rrimmings; mill rem- nants Ha to 6 yards, but we will cut any length you desire; $9.95 yd wees Desirable Wash Fabrics—various weaves, qualities colorings; jengths of from 2 to 10 yards; values to 25¢; sale; yd Men's Plain White Hemstitehed Handkerchiefs —- generous size ds values to 10c; 5 5 . oc Clean up of 400 Boys’ and Chil- dren's “mussed” Hats 10 and Caps—at, each, ce $1.50 to $3.95 Beaded Hand Bags a manufacturer's samples over bea fed bags in light Pe designs, black and gold combi tion, or all black with genuine guometal frames; oD a 25¢ Mendel’s Havana Cigarros— limit of 2 packages to 17 customer); sale. sees c $3.85 "Kreamer” Heavy Tin Wash Boilers — with genul.e copper bottom; size No. 7; soso sale ree Large 10-Ounce Clear Glasa Tum- blers-—regularly 75¢ doz.; * tale, dor 45c 50c Hematitched Squares and Searfs--made of Indian head cloth; for sideboard and dresser; the scarfs are 18x50, the squares are 20x29 ine 24 Cc ches; each nd Scalloped Mercerlzed Cloths--of the well- 3A Bacon cloth with signs; limie of 1 $ mer; each $1.50 Bed Pillows-—clean feathers; red with fancy ticki ‘1 19% and 21 ached and Un- bleached Muslin yard ... 15e Granite Art Squares—size 6x9; regularly $3.75; $4.25 sale “ Granite Art Squares—size 9x12 regularly $6.75; 34.5 He 4 Cole Rag Rays —size 9x12; regularly $8.50 and $9.78; $ p95 $4.50 Shirt Waist and Utility Boxes vered with fine quality mat. ' sad finished with $6.25 “~ fancy legs; sale 22¢ 32¢ Imported Cretonne “Bixby's" Royal or ’ sale, yd We Bottle Jet Oil Shoe Dressing bottle We Give | ——————