The evening world. Newspaper, July 24, 1918, Page 11

THE EVE BiG WHITE WAYS NO MORE IN CITY: PUT OUT LIGHTS): Only Entrances and Exits to Public Buildings May Have Illuminating Signs. Exterior lights over entrances and exits to public buildings, sufficient for public safety, and signs locating tele graph and te ne offices will be all that remain to-nicht of New York's way white ways if the lightless night order of the United States Fuel Ad ministration, which goes into effect to-day, is enforced. Reeve Schley, Fuel for Manhattan, to-day made public his interpretation of the order issued at Washington, Mr. Schley forbids all advertising signs and all lights in show windows on Monday, Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday nights of each week. Fred C. Gunnison Brooklyn, is prep: Administrator administrator for ng an interpreta tion of the order similar to that Is-/ sued by Mr. Schley, Mr. said he would make Gunnison Island to-morrow night to take up a nomber of lighting questions with of. ficials of the resorts there. “The big display lights of Coney Island will have to go out,” said Mr Gunnison to-day, “However, the streets and walks there dark, and there must be some lighting for pub- CORNER uvnesTon - Teese rem FULTON ST. LINOLEUM| RUGS WE SE THESE YOR LESS THAN REGS HALE, $12.50 9x12 Grass Rugs 7 98 base. $7—ix9 Square Yard $4, 98 95 ~ 4.6x7.0 Lot 1 50¢ to 60 Linoleum cat (rom fell rolls 2 yards wide neat patterns, genuine felt $2.98 Lot 2 1.56 Inlaid Linoleum, colors through to the back; in remnant pieces; enongh of a pat tern to cover good. room; square yard, 692 No Extra Charge For It. Advertisements for ‘The World may be left at ey American District Messenger office in tue city wnt 9 P.M. 219, 221, 223, 225, 227 Grand Street Cor. Driggs Ave. BROO $100 WORTH OF FURNITURE, $1 WEEKLY Bring This Advertisement With You and Get Your TEN Per Cent. Discount Off Your Credit Purchase When Opening a New Account. Clothing for Your Whole roy on Easy Terms 50a WEEKL) Library To eapeeeeenOFEN MONDAY AND SATUKDAY EVENING" a trip to Coney| Brooklyn's Biggest Credit House Ne safety, The shows and gardens will be permitted to use the nece sary lights inside their grounds. Brooklyn play signs must gu out. srobably will be permitted to light ances to places that are open eve- In all window lights and dis Little lights ent nit tr. Schley’s regulations for light users in M n, in effect “until further order and subject to modifi- to time,” follow: cation from time 1. The use of light, generated or produced by the use of coal, gas: oil or other fuel for iuminating or dis- playing advertisements, announce- ments, 8 nd ext nauienta ion it be entirely discontinued |from Monday to Thursday of each week Signs locating the offices of tele- phone and telegtaph companies where jm actually sent nd Ox ind car be after sun- lights at x public buildings we, shall be limited, how: | e an amount sufficient for pub- 1 ty one-half hour after sun- ere are no other exceptions to Roof gardens where meals are served, outdoor restaurants and out- door moving picture places may light to operate, permitted to maintaly signs or display lighting. maintain suf but are not of light generated or produced by coal oll or other fuel for tium or displaying any shop windows, store windows or show windows, shall be discontinued from sunrise to sunset each day, and | totally discontinued from Monday to Thursday nights inclusive 3. Places of outdoor public assem- in the discretion of the Adminis or, May obtain special exenyption | order, bly t Latest Decisions of the Courts of Last Resort Compiled by William McMahon. In an action for breach of contr to deliver machinery cast of a trade tain market reports and quotation of prices held inadmissivie as to show market value—Doherty v8. Harris, Mass, Where more than one rational in- f dence, a question of fact is presented but when sible, a point of law a is raised N.Y. C. & H.R. R. Co. vs, York & Whitney Co., New York Court of Ap peals, The jaw will n to elude the prin Hen to be reat, security separat sion.—Enterprise Wall Paper Co Nilson Rantoul Co, Penna Court. A participation in profits is not in itwelf sufficient to establish and con- ped A a@ partnership.—U Ved, a7 One who stepped in front of a mov- ing trolley car when It was so ne: 4 collision was unavoidat was guilty of contributory feating a recovery for persc Stockton vs. Co., Penna. Supreme Court he NING WORLD, WENT TO SEE DAD NAMED. ] Aldermant toun. The summer home at Good Ground of Alfred E. Smith, President of the Board of Aldermen of New York, was quiet again to-day. Arthur, ¢ year- ve ron, a copy Journal purporting to Con hearsay reme Judicial Court of can co drawn from the nly one cou ion 18 permit any device ple which forpids a Pon enattels ts a from their posses- vs. Suprome 8.6. C. Ay aware of its appr Phila, Rapid Transit | but a private | bottom, old son of the household, had been found at Saratoga. The boy disappeared Monday night. His mother thought he was visiting a friend. Late yeaterday she learned he had started for § Campbell, Mra. Smith knew fb first Mr. Smith knew was w Farthur into his room at Saratoga and Gee, but it's t to have a Governor for a dad!" GIVE POSLAM A CHANCE AT THOSE PIMPLES Your friends and associates would rathet see you without Pimples. It can only be detrimental to you to tolerate them. Why not be rid of this cause of embarrassment? You can do t0 easily with Poslam's help. Get some Poslam to-day and spread | and is bound only to the exercise of ordinary care and skill and is not liable for injury to caused by the scow resting | F ruction when discharging in the B.C. carrier, the carg on an obi the cargo and the scow broke The C. R. Sheffer, U. A. of New York. Where a bill of lading the steamship owner si liable for any loss or damage or claim not given within tof goods, it was attention of Captain valled to the fact that god, and consigness, who removed part of goods without notice, may recover for damage to other goods which were left on the rf and later were destroyed by the Hoard of Health —The San Guglielmo, N. not sufficient th and persons w goods were dat WALL STREET GOSSIP. Granite Cotton Mille Company—Regu- lar quarterly dividend of 5 per cent, payable Aug. 1 to stock record July 2 fr paid 3 per cent. last quarter, and its usual rate was formerly 2 per cent it over the Pimples to-night. Con Fall River Gas Works—Regular Ua | que until they have disappeared terly dividend of 83, payable Aus: 1 to] Vou will probably have some yas ge bpisionliaeel: left over to treat Burns, Itehing Illinois Central R. R. Company—Regu- Sealp, Itching Feet, Chilblains, Irrita lar quarterly dividend of 1% per cent. tions. You will be amazed to find payable Sept, 3 to stock record, Aug. & | that it goes go far and does so much. Mass on Mills Company—A semt-| Sold everywhere. For free sample write to Emergency Laboratories, 243 ‘West 47th St., New York City.-Advt. annual dividend of $5 per share payable Aug. 10 to stock record July 19 ‘This places the stock on 10 per cent. basis instead of § per c from th ey Where a tax ‘collector is appointed e ° | he "public Duildingw’ of the second py the court to succeed a defaulting | Brie Railrond—iteport for year ended | Whenever you sense a sick pal ph of the order includes tax collector, the turning over of the | Dec. 31, 1917, Net income after charges, hotels, restauranta, (ise ees wnish| uplicates to him does not relleve the | $1,s47,008. decrease, $4,171,606, Balance | M@Adache, or feel a bilious buildings and siqnila 4 n surities of the former collector from | after sinking fund, &c., §46,967, i [are open after sunset. cn ine] LiF Mability on his bond—Common- | gi t6'a'shareson the float preterted tect, | tack on, ward it city authorities ve been | wealth vs, Sitler, Penna. Supreme)! year aft fa: ab ft structed to reduce street Ighting ali| Court f fl ‘ond | Off by the timely use of wer the city to a minimum neces ——- sary to publi ie safety | Where a voluntary bankrupt claime r ft > |as exempt property which had been | orcas gultatanding ‘surplus ik | CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS. |". SHEE by seaament creditor | before filing of petition, it is prope eon trom wwerious cloee High. Low ws ark Paley Bee | te | at Ma | 166, 168 and 170 Smith Street YK LYN Cor. Wyckoff St. D, AVENETTE ES eae Hr pipe. of Daven- Te an some Ko Od a8 _ Genuine | Fine Cotton Mattresses Htc Weekly We, Nill nell @ soft top and bet- ‘om Mattress, with Sed ealiey ticking, in the larg: cv 6.19 th statute declares property get it apart to the bankrupt.—U. 8. C. | C to her full capacity, A A | for Jankruptcy Court, where the State exempt, to carry a cargo is not a common scow, contractin 1329-1331 BROADWAY Near Gates Ave. Brooklyn FULTON S$ Ogos $40,111, decrease $4 Montana Power Con x months Reuort for shows grosx ese of $8 $1,848.99 _ PILLS. : Regular quar- | iy per cent., payable 31 to stock record Aug. 1.7?" Pennsylvania Railroad. terly dividend of Aug. Lareest Sale of Any Medicine in the World. Seid everywhere. ln Bones, 100, 2Be. 1810-4812 FIFTH AVE. Bet. 48th and 49th Brooklyn At Hoyt St. Subway Station, Brooklyn Thursday “Clearance Sales” Events of Pa Particularly | = + Novelty Sliporer | Sweater of a nnely wore | She land wool \ | HESE weekly oifer- \| ngs form a highly \| authoritative revue of the season's style || trend. Selected from the immense range of stun- ning make models that go to up our regula every model rep- an exclusive and ctive creation Only the lowered price denotes a difference And only the fact of our combining these engag ing creations in this one-day sale, in order to dispose of the various accumulations and in- complete assortments remaining from sales of the preceeding week, is it made possible for us to offer them at the sac- rifice prices here quoted This week's clearance events, coming in the midst of our Annual July Sales, are especially con- ducive to saving. ramount Price Interest Chosen as Representative of Our July Sales An Extraordinary July Sale of 300 Wash Dresses 3% Prettiest voiles, in lavender and white, black and white, blue and white, in pin stripes and polka dots, Dolly Vardens and fashionable coatee effects, noy- elty collars and cuffs, in full range ot sizes. Reduced from 5.75, 7.75 to 10.75 Newest Models for Vacation Utility Annual July Sale of New Blouses | Customarily Priced at 2.95 sion of pretty models in checked = 1 95 Skirts | A profi | and striped voiles and lingerie effects | | in new shades; plain tailored or lace | | and embroidery trimmed, | | Annual July Sale of Wash Customarily Priced at 3.95 many open front styles; special, Latest novelty styles for Summer ~ vacation util in gabardines, pigues, | Ay (3) Bedford cords and basket weaves; } | Annual July Sale of Sweaters Customarily Priced at 3.95 a '. F . 7 | Annual July Sale Silk Underwear | Customarily Priced at 2.95 | 1% Immense variety of smart effects for Summer sport wear in Shetland wool, smart colorings, in slipover styles | or with wide angora collar, Dainty satin camisoles, envelope chemis silk vests and crepe de \\ chine bloomers, plainly fashioned or | exquisitely trimmed with lace, es, THREE BRQOKLYN STORE. BEECHAMS | Store Open | Oxfords for Women WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1918, 9 tos 975 Blouses at $2 They were $3.95. A charming collection, in white and pastel colors cere Georgette and other light silks. Ought to sell them all tomorrow ‘Third floor. Old Building. 100 Cameras Special 60 Rexo with rapid rectil- inear lens, 244 x 314 in., list price, $11.50— for $8. 40 Rexo with rapid rectil- inear lens, 3'4 x 4'4 in., list price, $13.50—for $10. For use with roll films, Main floor, Ob Building, The Last of these at $4.75 Just 300 pairs women who will remember it is not many days ago when we announced the arrival of more than four times this number. Dark tan calf kin made over a g with two he tehts military and Cubs fortable and practical shoes as well as being right in the line of fashion. $4.75 First ¢ pmain now for ct quickly and oxfords + Old Huitding, Boys’ Wash Suits == WANAMAKER’S: Finer Organdie Frocks for Women Go at $15 and $29.50 | out after one leaves the water. Salesmen’s Samples $3.75 398 suits season's tra one of the b have finished their eling. Made by st makers we know of -~ finished perfectly, as all samples are. Good — mode sizes 215 to 8 years. The price indicates a saving for thrifty moth Second Noor, OM Building, Every Dust-coat inthe | Motor Shop Reduced 216 gray mohairs, $5 grade. $3.50 46 tan and gray mohair, grac 97 tan, gray, sand mohair, $10 | grade $7.50 | 32 mohair and linen, $12.50 grade $8.75 46 Palm Beach cloth, $15 grade $10.50 Shantung silk, $25 grade $15 Thursday morning. — Complete range of sizes in the lot. Everyone a Wanamaker dust-coat, of good We'd low. prices coming ine quality, well cut, well made rather sell them at these than list them on the ventory Hurlington Areade floor, New Building 200 Women’s | Umbrellas at $3 Madp chmchdy suatltvr ail: alacia (silk-and-cotton) in many new styles of handles ring or loop cord handle some bakelite, some with rver | the arm Main floor, Old Building, j at $4.95, | If you are unable to come to the store. Broadway at Ninth IN THE WOMEN'S SALONS There are four groups, and their prices were $19.50 and $35. For street, afternoon and informal eve- ning wear. Some of the most suc- cessful dance frocks among them. . * * flower-trimmed, tucked and ruffled. Every frock has some in- dividual attractive touch, Just the sort of {roc ks one needs most in Juty and August In pastel shade: . . . Foulard Voile Frocks, $15 (Originally $19.50 to $22.50) Two models—one with a surplice bodice and white satin collar and cuffs—the other trimmed with Georgette crepe. In blue and white and black and white, large figured. This voile that looks’ like foulard is wonderfully fine, cool looking and becoming. Designed for warm-weather street wear, but are entirely appro- priate for the seashore or Pott wear in the country. Excellent White Skirts for Young Women, $2.95 (400 of our $5 grade) Examine the inside Its, please! ‘Then you will realize at a glance that e are well made and durable skirts, Distinctive honeycomb and novelty weave Also a few skirts with dots woven in color. Lengths, 35 to 38 inches; waistbands, 2344 to 30 inches. Main Aisle, Old Building “Molly Pitcher’? Gardening Suits Drop to $3.95 Khaki-colored jean cloth suits were originally $8. suit, which is exclusive with the Wanamaker is considered the most practical as well as good-looking created for this important branch of war work. Wool Jersey Swimming Suits Specialized at $5 to $12.75 The wool jersey swimming suit has found much favor this season, It is vastly becoming and attractive and at the same time p for the most strenuous athletic swimmer. The wool gives a certain warmth that is necessary after the exercise of swimming. Wool jersey does not cling nor does it need to be wrung ts were originally $7.95, blue jean | cloth “Molly Pitcher” Store, Second floor, Old Building. Young Women’s | Bathing Suits, $3.95 and $5.95 Heavy wool jersey suits with tights attached, are an exceptionally fine quality for 95. In navy blue finished with bands of red or green; black with purple or go Sizes 14 to 20 years, Other models Black surf satin suits, $3.95 and $5.95. Black silk poplin suits, $7.95. A Wanamaker Electric Fan Will Help Greatly Wanamaker electric fans are the product of three leading electric | ods manufacturers who are well-known because of their reliability. his is the largest and most comprehensive collection of electric fans we know of in New York City. This list as well as indicating the variety. will help you to Order by Mail or Phone For Direct or Alternating Current Fans with Universal motor, 110 volts, complete with cord and attachment plug. 6-inch $8 Kinch $10.50 10-inch $12 (Oscillating Fans) 9-inch $18.50 For Direct Current For Alternating Current Beinch $10 8-inch $10 10-inch $17 10-inch $17 12-inch $19.25, $20, 12-inch $20.25, §21 ié-inch § Vosinch anol , (Ose 7 ) (Oscillating Fans) itn ne On 509 10-ineh 12-inch $25.50, $27 12-inch 16-inch $29 $30.50 16-inch Seventh Gallery, w Building Courtesy Days in the AugustFurniture Make Selections Now—Pay Your Account in September Phi service it must take on your all special purchases now being offered at 10 to 50 per cent. less. The Limbert Purchase One-third Less Dining-room and living-roor the entire stock on hand war work An idea of the very Fumed Oak ) $48 buffe $48 china closet for $32 | $26.50 desk for $17.50. $30 rocker, tapestry £60 buffet for $40 | settee, e . . “i » oer air for | $65 settee for $43 a at for $44 tapestry sont, for $80 ae $15 rocker, | tapestry | $24 hanging glass for ae Mahogany Brae ; seat, for $16, 5: settee, tapest: $54 china closet for $36.) sa6 Genk for $24 $9 chair for $6, seat, for $36. bs $15 serving table for $10] $96 couch for $64 $15.50 chair for $8. $51 extension table for 4. is the privilege we extended in other years. away no privileges. August account is therefore continued $120,000 worth $48 chair, leather seat, for $32. Since this War-Workers’ Sale is an added The courtesy of charging July purchases of furniture ‘This applies to our entire regular stock and n furniture of fumed oak, mahogany and mahogany finish— sacrificed because the factory needs more room for low prices may be gained from these few examples: t for $32 $13 50 rocker for $8. Mahogany Finish $48 table for $32. $5.50 rocker fon $5.50. Ha hanging glass for $9 stand at $6, Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Galleries, New Building,