The evening world. Newspaper, March 26, 1919, Page 7

Corns, Calluses Quit Quick ! . toe with a knife a corn? Ever use art of the vor® tao cver pack up your te” Pat: re It Ends Cores toe with “contrap though you were pac only aim wey WAY ke a banana pee 1S: Teeth, H teak Trea Di seacOune ol Gol@_and Porcelain Crown: Bridgework Fillings and Inlays of Gold, Silver and Porcelain repaired while you walt. 2 BL OOn E. 125th St. B Cor, Sth Ave. 'N. W. Cor, 84 Are $ 740 Lexington Ave. HS. W. Cor. 59th Nopuwoate's 2. WE Pee 2 ry brown, |PEOPLE’S HOSPITAL PLANS | NEW? INSTITUTON FOR POOR 1” Will Do tt. | | Pennsylvania. "| or Walliser Wallis and Max Davidson | gave $1,000 each toward the new | | | Project Advanced at Dinner of 250) at Which Forum Members . A \schools throughout the country. R | Help Entertain. \c adquarters here announced t | A dinner was given by the Peo-|day that arrangements had been mai ples’ Hospitel under the auspices of the Board of Directors and the Medi- |cal Board lart night at the Hotel About 250 guests at- tended, MPians were made for the tablishment of a modern twelve-story building to be used for a hospital for the poor. The address of welcome was made by Dr. Joseph Bieber, and the toast- master was Dr. Joseph es. . Saphir. One furnished by three members of The Evening World Forum's Talent De- partment. They were Misses Mildred Watts, Grace Burne and Elizabeth Kennedy. Silver tributes were given Dr. Not- tenberg, who founded the People's Hospital now at 12th Street and Sec- ond Avenue; Dr. Saphir and Julian Goldman. Deputy Police Commission- hospital vision of the American Red Cross in of the features was the entertainment |i i, : TH FIRST AID TO BE TAUGHT. | Instructions in Schools Under Red WASHINGTON, March %—First aid instruction for public school children is to be introduced under the super for adding the course to ¢he curricwu Alabama, — California, y Alaska and New York City and thi the plan had been “indorsed in many other States The Boy Scouts of America have off cially championed the course and a special merit will be awarded to each scout who passes the examination and Cross certificate. receives a F The Best Cough Syru; Is Home- Made You've probably heard of this well- known plan of making cough syrup at home. But have you ever used it? When you do, you will understand why thousands of families the worl A rising tribute was given to Laura | Galant, who was supervising nurse at the hospital, and Dr. Max Landsman, who fost their lives on duty in the recent influenza epidemic. — .| CONNECTICUT FOREST FIRES. (Special to The Erening World. ONDCO, Conn., March 26.—Forest fires are raging at several points in Connecticut and Rhode Island. Flames which started — yesterday burned over 4,000 acres néar here. Sev- eral summer cottages, valued at $16,- royed. The fires are now . several fine residences cing saved only by the hardest work. One fire between Sterling and Gibson Hill has burned over four miles in length, Other fires are burning near Coventry, West Greenwich, Voluntown and Moosup, Conn. Third Detective After Tyler. Detective Charles Eason of Brooklyn Headquarters left yesterday for 8t. Louis, where he will join Detectives Dowd and Roddy, sent there to bring back Roy Tyler, wanted in connect on with the East Brooklyn Savings Bank robbery, hich two men were Killed. Tyler is ted to start for Brooklyn over feel that they could hardly keep || house without it. It's simple and cheap, but the way it takes hold of a cough will quickly earn it a perma-| nent place in your home. Into a pint bottle pour 2% ounces of Pinex; then add plain granulated sugar syrup to fill up the pint. Or, if desired, use clarified molasses, honey or corn syrup instead of sugar syrup. | Either way it tastes good, never spoils and gives you a full pint of, better cough remedy than you could buy ready made for three times its co It is really wonderful how quickly this home-made remedy conquers «| cough--usually in 26 hours or less, | It seems to pinetrate through every | air passage, loosens a dry, hoarse or tight cough, lifts the phlegm, heals the membranes and gives almost j mediate relief. Splendid for tickle, hoarseness, croup, bronc! and bronchial asthma. Pinex i highly concentrated compound of genuine Norway Pine | extract and has been used for genera tions for throat and chest ailments Avoid disappointment by asking your druggist for “214 ounces of Pinex” with full directions, and don't | accept anything clse. ¢ unteed to | give absolute satisfaction or money promptly refunded. ‘The Pinex Cy, Fort Wayne, Ind.—Adv BONWIT TELLER. & CO. The Specally Shop of Onginabons FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET ANNOUNCE FOR TOMORROW The Season's First. mportant Sale of WOMEN'S CAPES and WRAPS OF TRICOTINE AND KASHMIR BOLIVIA Priced for Thursday Only at 64.00 The Values Need No Comment and After Thursday These Capes and Wrap-Coats Will be Re- stored to the Regular Prices These Capes and Wrap-coats were not made for a special sale—but for the regular stock. The models are typical Bonwit Teller & Co, inter- pretations of the current mode and replicas of Cheruit and Doueillet models. Particularly ertyphasized ere the capes of tricotine in navy blue, Nock and sand featuring unique collar treatments and slenderized silhouettes, Just as beautiful are the Capes and Wrap-Coats of Kashmir Bolivia in navy blue, victory blue, black, beaver, Santiago, cinnamon, hay and IN ALL—SIX EXCLUSIVE MOD- ELS WITH LININGS OF CON- TRASTING CREPE DE CHINE, oy a YO DONG!’ EVENING . porulte negligees. This one should ARUH 26, 19 19, BEGINNING About th un RN hays Attractions Are Pricas—Quality—Servite IW B’dwoy, 34th to 35th $6 Herald Square We Sell Dependable Merchandise at Prices Lower Than Any Other Store, but for Cash Only Setting Forward The Clocks--- Next Sunday morning the nation’s time will go forward an hour. More daylight in which to work and more light for play hours. Truly these are progressive days. Some time ago, in order to give our co-workers an opportunity to get to their homes before the rush hours we decided to close this store every day at 5:30 in the afternoon. Now we note, with interest, that other stores are fol- lowing out lead. Their helpers will prove to these businesses that they appreciate the consideration of an extra hour. Many of the innovations introduced by this store during its more than sixty-one years of steady service have been adopted by other businesses. ‘We are glad. No originality is claimed or desired for placing an intelligent organization of merchandising experts at the service of the people, and while we strive and usually do sell quality merchandise at prices lower than any other store—for cash only, with discounts to none—we are a quasi-public service body of business folk with a strong and deter- mined accent on Service. 397 Hand Embroidered Jap- anese Kimonos at $2.39 It is many months since we have been able to hold a sale of these the to “educate.” well attended. Two Becoming Mod- els, as Illustrated One a straight unbelted style with short scalloped sleeves, fastened with buttons and loops; the other has the square Japanese sleeves and is finished with a long sash. Both are prettily hand embroidered in rose or other floral designs. - Pink, light blue, rose, Copenhagen, lavender. wsart—Third Floor, 34th Street. his development. Not by giving time, them to understand and vironment of your children. Watch These | WIDE SATIN RIBBON IS SMART | | for hair, bows, sashes on women's or children's summer frocks, also for millinery trimming We have spe ly purchased an excellent quality of all silk satin ribbon in desirable shades of navy, cardinal, old blue. royal blue, emerald, Hunter green, | also black and white. | 2,000 yds. of it at the Special Price, 39c yd, atr—Main Floor, 34th Stree That struc viroment. Making the - Home J Decorated Dinner e Household Beautiful Hel Ss Sets—Reduced Spring is the season of P home renovation, and aby thing instructive on the Aluminum Ware The Dinner Sets Pesce he Double Boiler, 2 qt $1.49 | vo. of Ons home-lover. A wealth of Sauce Pan Sets—double | pteces nally SALB helpful suggestion is within lipped, 1 qt., 1/4 qt., 2 qt. 82 $4.89 $3.29 the covers of these books: sizes, $1.39 42 7.89 4.89 Interior Decoration for Broom, of fine corn, 98c 42 9.89 6.29 aay Neraay ie sha i ru ' h ap » mixed 42 11.89 7.49 iy Agnes Foster S28 "Noda seage $1.14 109 $1.69 13.89 Interior Decoration for the i i“ 1.49 100 24.89 21.89 Small Home 16, 1.84 | 100 20.75 24.89 By Amy L. Rolfe $1.12 Whisk Brooms, 3le 100 34.75 27.75 House in Good Taste Ironing Board of white ; By Elsie De Wolfe $2.24 wood, Japanese China Sets Effective Small Home "4M ft, 9c] 99 §99.75 «$24.89 By Lillian B. Green $1.34 A th, 98c 99 69.75 43.75 Planning and Furnishing 514 ft, $1.04 or if 3, the Home Wash Board, double zinc, | °°? \ 4 4 By Mary G. Quinn $1.12 spring protector on top, 99 59. 43.7: {\omSrO—Book Devartment, 89c Goce —Basement, Sith street, Herald Square Toilet ‘Tis- sue Paper, 1000 sheets. | Regularly 12c. Special, 9¢ Galvanized iron garbage can; absolutely —water- | . tight, $1.29 | Water = Pail, —_ galvanized iron, wood grip; 12 qt. ‘ capacity, 69c A S67S—Basement, I5th Street. c An Appropriate | wer ‘ \ | Lining : gi \ - 4 for Spring wit and | | SPECIALS in NIGHTGOWNS carey many ke found. 8 480 High V Neck Nightgowns with ) with Satin de Chine face long sleeves, embroidery trimmed | and strong cotton back. yoke and embroidery ec ; small 94c and medium sizes; one illustrated A. $1.39 yd. 652 Nightgowns in square neck and White, Pearl, Steel, a 7 sleeveless models, made of fine nain- Tan, Dust, Copen- W orld—CHILDREN ‘hildren— The world is waking up to a sense of its responsibility toward children. The little lives that are given in trust for older folks to care for are not merely so many mouths to feed, so many bodies to clothe, or so many beings Parents, guardians and teachers are realizing more each day that the minds and souls of children need the advantages of helpful, not merely comfortable, influence, guidance and environment. It is not essential to watch every movement and study every It is the surroundings created for him and about him that help the little mind to expand and the little body to become self but by giving thought to children, can parents and teachers help This Store is ready to be of service in helping you to care for the health, amusement, education and en- ‘Toys, Games, Sports Equipment, Books, Furniture and Other Things ll Give Pleasure to the Little People, Amuse Them in an In- ve Way, Keep T’ a SERIES of TALKS e Greatest Thing the Subject of Children The Hope of the Nation ht of a child to guide advantages created reliant. enjoy the world in which they live. Columns From Time to Time For hem Healthy, or Create an Inspiring En- A Very Timely Special Purchase of 407 WOMEN’S and MISSES’ Slip-Over Sweaters at $2.49 Our usual price would be $4.74 The model is an ex- cellent one, — with purled waistline, large sailor collar and deep cuffs. Sometimes the lower part is knitted in checked weave, sometimes plain. The collar and cuffs may be had in the self wool or of soft brushed wool. Both styles are illus- trated, 200 in Women’s Sizes, 38 to 44 207 in Misses’ Sizes, 14 to 18 years ~ Cardinal, Tan, Brown, Nile, Turquoise, Navy, Purple, Light Blue, Gold, Gray, Maroon, Copenhagen, Rose, Apricot, also Black. Cawe--Third Floor, 34th Street 200 Daghestan Rugs Semi-antique and modern specimens priced in many Sanh hacia - oes ea ee a a eT instances as low as a machine-made rug of the same size. $13.89 $17.89 $22.89 ea. Every rug is individual in coloring and design and different from every other. They were woven by hand, of pure wool—the designs are geometrical and the size average about 3 ft. 3 x 4 ft. 10 in, in, Because they have but re- cently been taken from the bonded warehouses we were enabled to secure them at great conces- — sions—now evidenced in their extremely low sook and prettily lace trimmed; two illustrated, B and C; formerly priced $1.79. hagen, Navy, Brown, Black. 36 inches wide. Bingre—Hning Section, Second Floor, Bromdway | es $1.39 | Cee —Third Floor, Rear, prices. key —Vourth Floor, 35th Street Ye\ii/ax (a\ isa (01/0058) (aN /aNiiv@Ni avira