The evening world. Newspaper, January 6, 1919, Page 7

Cap/Law That Permits Dairy | etn thet” WaguMayor Hylan, Health Commissio bpeland, District a the latter SP pioe' Cold Compound"! Ends Colds and Grippe | Take “Pape's Cold Compound” | go Boi at every two hours until you have taken thee doses, then all grippe misery | ¥¢ ercky ¢ hat 1,060,000 quarts of milk goes and your cold will be broken. Tt promptly opens your clogged-up nostrils and air pocsages of the head stops nasty discharge or nose run ning; relieves the headache, dullnes feverishness, sore throat, sneezing, soreness and stiffness. Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blow- ink, and snufling. Kase your throb- without assista ses no "Months. Charge Ac- count. ‘Transactions last night attac confidential. No Em- Porter, Sta ployers' references. Rep- and Markets. resentative calls on re- is at the head « quest. Call or write Campaign League,” representing 109, for Illus. Catalog 44. 09 women, who will “oppose the The result is at your crocer for Van Ca your whole Beans In creating a sauce, these cul- inary experts tried out 856 formu For this new-type dish, the less tomato sauce is baked with beans are analyzed. They are boiled in water freed from min This dainty, zestful, “hygieni erals. They are baked in moder dish is now at your comman steam ovet for hour Serve it and see what a welcome by live steam und one of the prin > be considered w mi league fixes the price of milk men’s Trust. notions about ho: ete’! have gone un destroy conpr nas COLD CURE ducers” Have been driven out of nth, for “luxurio: furnished off and the tof large salar to officer, “tive at expensi ry and m1 ina Few Hours. Whee. ne - dairymen, M ho distributers, 60 per cent. of the normal sup 1,700,000 quarts, This was met R. Eastman, organiz: of the league, told re jead—nothing else in the world eel prompe rellet from regions outsi narily ehipping milk to New ve to be doctored.” He hat milk coming even tastes nice, and neonvenicnce, Acceapt no ed until the third day, Advt j clured that, considering the ow being brought surprising” if tt would rema no members organization, bi was difficult to s ay, ETURNING L)) soldiers and <\. sailors will 52 ~ find our Most of th milk to this league to buy showing — of 4 complete 8 tie price being paid outfits itles of the State, he said, from head here has the New York to _ foot nee Board ‘made trouble" to get the figu @ quick and atisfying solution of their needs for civilian attire. Whether you have put on weight, or reduced, our broad range of sizes will meet. your revised avoirdupois. We specialize in everything men wear — dependable quality—refined designs— consistent value. Brokaw BROTHERS 1457-1463 BROADWAY AT FORTY-SECOND STREET sin other eitie to producers in day that y lably will be larger than yesterda and the New York t fir strike again are shipping om receipts at hospitals and b: stations again 100 per the Commissioner stated were closed by their dealers, the Bronx, Dr. Select now, Pay Ten Namen | sMrs, Welzmilie ‘170 Broadway : nf any officials who ne, Contin cook A Dinner They Spent Four Years te Perfect Scientific cook men wit 245 degree But the steam eoliece training —spent 4 year doesn't touch the bean: ecting an ideal Baked Bean The result is perfect baking Beans are made easy to digest They are super-baked, yet the beans come out mellow, whole et and nut-like, They are uncrisped t your instant call. Ash p's. It will ct ption of Baked 4nd _unbroken est and flavor. the pork and the beans pressure at it gets at your table Wi V ; moma VAN 1 CAM PS "year Baked with the Van Camp Sauce Also Van Camp's Soups Van Camp's Peanut Butter Van Camp's Spaghetti Van Camp's Evoporated Mik Dooling, will go to Albany this morn- ing for a conference with Gov, Smith. ROOSYLAN AND SHAAN ae ~ ANAEMIC CHILDREN OF THE EAST SIDE TO GET FREE MILK supply tuation, and attacked the Daitymen’s League, its officials and Retirenvill Ask Rapa, r Is Said, Of [oteus Akos the wee orate?" Evening World’s Underfed Little Ones Producing Results. among other things, Brill of the ayse of “hts Joague have tried »poly in the sale of The distribution of free st side children was started t Or the Teague ast side children wasstarted cently made by The Evening World. | be found Thousands of children ar income now amounts | ‘ Infome now amounts | weakened condition and in danger of fed children. It dnany parents ma report their own ¢ WAS spent last_ye and the high cost of the little milk that ikl} |jower east side, about one hundred of “the |them, have classes known as oling suys he will mje classes,” nce with milk h Commissioner Copeland sata | had come into the city, or more than § ment from the Dairymen's THE EVENING WORLD, _MONDAY, JANUARY 6, WILL ASK 33 STATES TO INDORSE LEAGUE n Foot to Impre ¢ With Sentime Streets, has reported 160 case nediate need The Mast Side Citiaens’ Retiet Con Vitter, headed by President Joseph Mareus of the Bank ates, No Delancey Street, opened headquarters at the Univer- ty Settierent, arranged for a milk jembers of the William Blau, Jacob & University Settlement ner mmmissioner Charles Stover Sehlacht r with the « special comm Albany to see the nmittee legislative leaders for the purpose ¢ obtaining legistation against artifclal price fixing In addition the police will be asked vy. In order of milk Policemen tl be asked te of all the d find out whet interview the recognized eved that the in br! sta will be needed to continue work and to broaden its scope, ‘on ‘the committee members express faith cague, now conducting a milk strike, ‘that the supply of the city vas “loss than 25 per cent, of nor on mana- & ters thut “jt would seem as if milk coming of those grdi- the rezions near this city is seldom | and de- The league official also ral ld that withdrawn from oe on the contrary, f pply blanks to the | farmers apply to be admitted 4 who have aim > down to $3.60. out Ngures t the price district is on a yearly was supported by the Conference Board, which insists that the strike is being and that country stations | kK. The health nt, nore and all 6 milk for hospi- de by the Dairy- eague through Mrs, Louis er, No, 149% Bryant Avenue peland said that no y for the hospital effort to sectire chouper in Ja A $40,000 Stock of Finely Tailored Garments Every suit in our stocks Lord & Tavlor FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street Semi-Annual Reduction Sale of All Our Suits win Progress Men and Young Men Are Saving Money On These Clothes Only twice a year Lord & Taylor thus radicall put their whole Suits on sale at figures ry and July--do reduce prices and tocks of Men’s and Young Men’s that always mean quick except evening clothes Finely tailored all-wool suits to fit any type of figure—tall or short, slender, stout or ‘‘regular”’ All-wool suits of finest cheviot tweeds, untint ed worste and flannel in new mixtures of gray gre: > br hatr-line tripes and 1 color An ottering of special advantage to the soldier returning to civilian life. $36.75 No Charge for Alterations ourth Poo Very Special Alen’s Smart Boots $6.75 lace; Gun Metal Calf OS ‘BE ack kid kin, lace sin im 1 be plenty of contribu. ie needs aro widely League of Na What Are vour eth? Your eyes are your most precious possession — don’t neglect them. Correct glasses cost little and help so much. Eyesight Examination by Registered Eye Special Correctly Fisted Clemson 33-46 10° Pb flich Esone “CASTORIAS” 35 For Infants and Children | tn Use For Over 30 Years & f | Always bears the United will be used by t n was first called to t nd prepared for the free dis ribution of milk at once. The other mmittes are Judge tonjamin Hoffman, Pollce Magistrate er of the has received many m all parts of the city of Rivera taiy sean AN ORJECTIONANLE FRATORE, Soldiers to ¢ 16 United States Se the Red Cronm. day the American f° rintendent of Schools Ettinger mmissioner Copelunt joateree Pelee, Wateh jlative campaign tiiors in New York f tho State branche The New York Sun baving tor Nesaau, at Ann West 4ad Street] Brooklyn: os Futton St..cor.Bond St © Fund, the United Cigar Stores Company will pay 1 cent for every coupon or certificate dropped in boxes for that purpose in its stores through. The fund will be turned | over to the Red Cross to purchase to- as bacco and cigarettes. |Sunday World Wants Work — Monday Morning Wonders dings on their beats her there are under- | be too proud ¢ s, and it is be- lewing of jan to light such cases d to-day that the com- J obtained sufficient funds ng the work, contributions having been made by the committer | members themselves. More money | Lord & “Taylor 38th Street FIFTH AV 39th Street January Sale of Furs Intensified by the Addition of a Well-Known Furrier’s Show-Room Samples secured at a price that enables us to place the entire purchase on sale At Less Than Actual Wholesale Cost A partial list of these extraordinary values follows: Taupe Wolf Scart nine and White Fox rel Coat.$275.00 Dyed Sable Mut Our Extensive Stock and Natural Muskrat Raccoon and Fox, on which we have made extraordinary . Hidson Seal mine, Mole, Skunk, Hudson Seal, for this sale Hudson Seal Coats—Dyed Muskrat in various lengths, with selfand contrasting fur collar $225.00, $275.00 and $345.00 Black Lynx Muff atural Muskrat Coats Remarkable Values Skunk-dyed Raccoon Searf Skunk-dyed Raccoon Muffs Black Lynx Scarf The January Showing New Morning and House Dresses A Complete ariment of New ! eS colored Chambray, in Striped Percales, and ‘Tissues, all very moderately priced Each garment made especially & ‘Taylor and according to definite serviceable and dependable materials. practical features and smart style ° touches. . are periectly proportioned Unusual Values for This Occasion Special at $2.25 Special at §. Special at $3.95 Special at $5.95 Special at $2.75 Special at $3.45