The evening world. Newspaper, July 23, 1919, Page 8

! Ht ll 2] i | i E i g a & EF | ite enmual contribution of excess earnings to the general contingent fund would be increased to two-, thirds, the remaining beeayretet of be mafe| this excess being retained by / fares de-| company for distribution among tm cach | stockiiolders or other lawful pur- | Jess than | poses. { Continued Government operation tair| PCCUND USED TO ASSURE 6 PER until remedial } roads CENT. RETURN. | would railroad contingent | used to amsure the 6 ithout entailing a df | fF bi e : ? £ vei fund would be built up to $750,000, and any excess would be surrendered Pl ” faded or discolored apparel —for Tintex comes in all the season's smartest shades at |(0c a box. ' “A Box of Pink Tintex, “Every time I buy a colored blouse, I buy a box of that color Tintex to keep it fresh and new.” corporation, with powers of police regulation and local taxation reserved to the States, | Each of the consolidated com; en required te put haff the excess into fund, determine the consolidation ef company contingent fund roads deemed to be in the pubite in- be gdh a ote the development of a ‘erest, nati system of rail, conditions, may be necessa: ‘pobite intercet, temporarily to the transition to mor- FOR A SOLDIER'S FAMILY. military organizations. The entire pro- coeds will be turned over to the wiauw Sergt. James Harper, 105th Field Ar- tillery, formerly the Second Field Ar- on mea of Late Serat. Harper win |tillery, NG. N.Y. Billy Gibson will highway mt ¥} Adew and Heur Children. ber the show. | Gcorge Leder Ma ‘ ‘ board of for labor questions; 4 peneft show, consiatin: ceferee the Wrestling matches and Sam rath . is of twenty Pa Ieoat"Boara could not Sajent. waudevilie acts from the leading the-| YY Will be master of ceremonies, n nally it was urged that Sergt. Harper, who served on the te, jon ‘rapa Sy the War |stres of ben! he of and te wrens Mexican border aud iin) France, was ~ nance jon em; matehes, w' run-at armory of iT une. |, returning to the armory y, af to adwanoe pubile fends, sander, ade- the @acorid Field Artillery, 366th Street |from, the welcome home celcbration ar = quate tees, to cer! i individ- land Franklin Avenue, the Bronx, to-| Paul's Place and Third avenue he dtew y wiieee ered in| Bight, by & committee from civic and|up hia horse to avoid running down a Woman and baby who crossed his The be Bo And Hetper mtcns over its head, fracturing hig skul ie gd four small children of the late First | died next day in Fordham Hospital. a Save Large For Now and Early Fall FFASHION'S trend for: the 29 West 34th St.—6th Ave., Cor. 18th St. Presenting the NEWEST Frock Fashions season is foretold in approaching these new models ; featured are tunics of new ey pee drapings, new waist line treatments and other originations of design. Navy Taffeta Frocks, developed in combination with Navy Georgette; some styles elaborated with Lieb taffeta frills,; others with Georgette estees and embroidery trimmings. specat 18.50 Georgette, Crepe de Chine and Satin Frocks, also models of Satin-with-Georgette. Trimmings of beading and silk embroideries, in altogether new and charming effects. Tricotine frocks, in tailored effects which emphasize the coming silhouette. Special 25 ° 00 Tintex enables you to buy those wonderful pastel tints in blouses, frocks and underwear, without ex- A teaspoonful of Tintex Tintex is easy to use, too! Just wash the garment carefully in soap suds firet. Never dye the dirt in a fabric. Use Tintex just like bluing and tint the would be required, under the pfun, to have twelve directors, three of whom would be selected by the Fed- | eral Transportation Board and one by the employees. Tailored Tricotine Frocks, coatee effects, revealing vestees of Paulette embroidered in colors, newer uses of braid trimmin with tasseled ends; Silk Tricolette embroidered in scroll designs. and narrow girdles finished ‘rocks, heavily travagance. dissolved in warm rinse water keeps them fresh and new looking. There's no excuse these days for Regulation by the Federal Govern- ment of the capital expenditures and security issues of railroads was said) to be one subject on which there was | virtually no difference. This was one | of the duties which the Conference | would assign to a Federal Transpor- | tation Board. The Interstate Com- merce Commission was declared to | be too burdened by rate questions to | assume the duties of carrying out the | extensive legislation recommended by | the Conference and for which a new | ‘agency, composed of experta of high | standing, was urged. ‘The new board also would adminis- ter the general ‘eailroad contingent garment as you rinse it. TINTEX COMPANY, Inc., 175 Fifth Avenue, New York x mete Open The Women’s Shop for Values All Day Saturday An’ Day pany, 22 East 34th St. poaurday DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP 4 Retiring Partner Necessitates the Immediate Sacrifice of Our Entire Stock at\ EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTIONS Nothing Reserved. Every Garment Must Be Disposed of At Once. the Street from ALTMAN’S Choice of Any Summer Cotton Dress In Our Entire Stock 3.95 12.75 7.75 Organdie — Gingham — Voile — Linon Values up to $25.00 71 LSS ee_rlee Silk and Cloth Dresses Former Prices to $25.00 Dresses of Georgette, Crepe de Chine, Taffeta Silk, Serge end Wool Jersey. An assortment of, smartly clever styles in great 9 75 Ge Silk & Cloth Dresses Silk & Cloth Dresses Figured ; Georgette, ‘Tricolette, Satin, Beaded Georgette, Valveeto 685 14,50 aloes vo $30.50. 24.00 ¥ NO EXCHANGES—NO CREDITS New Frock of Navy Taffeta, Combined With Georgette, 18.50 and cool for present wear and colette; in the new designs. - speciat 45.00 Specad 35.00 Georgette Crepe -Frocks, profuse'y beaded; lovely ually adaptable for Fall afternoons; also models of Satin and Tri- = ’ Women’s and Misses Frocks of soft and sheer summer fabrics—fine Voiles, Ginghams and tissue weaves, in floral patterns, stripes, block-checks and attractive plain colorings. Trimmings are of lace, organdie and other contrasting fabrics, styles are tunic and simple effects. Previous Selling Prices to $9.50 . No Exchanges—ALL SALES FINAL—No Refunds Selected from Stock for Clearance To-morrow 275 Smart Summer Dresses Reduced 14 to’4%4 of Former Priges w ———!) —H Fourteenth Street qua Closed All Day Saturdays STORE OPEN 9 A. M, TO 5 P. M. Tomorrow, Thursday Special 4.66 Worsted finish fabrics—medium and dark color stripes on black ground— all sizes—if not satisfactory a new pair of trousers will be given—some serges are included. Also in Same Section 8.75 Summer Suits— our regular $12:50.......4++ Palm Beach Suits— aan fest $14.00 Nee Py ci 1 1.85. Mohair Suits— fe feats BIBSO. ass nckie 14.50 Khaki Trousers— our regular $1.95 and $2.95,. 1.77 ing July and August as in the Past 19 Years %, EARN— West! of Fifth Avenue ) MEN’S TROUSERS aa WH Size MCOLUMBUS AVE BET. 103 &104 ST Sold Everywhere @ ims, Musher & Oo. Ine, } ts eM Gif" é at 4+ Dhy wag ussite Lad y's Belcher «ing, fine blue-whit diamond, perfect cut, l4-karat’ solid gold; only $50, 10 Months Credit Saf Te sf. LW.Sweets 170 cor. ai Cateteoce, PEASE PIANO COMPANY 128 West 42d Street. 84 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn. 57 Halsey St., Newark, N. J. —_—_——— eee This Will Remove Hair or Fuzzy Growths (Toilet Tips) A safe, certain method for ridding the skin of ugly, hairy growths is as follows: Mix a paste with some pow- ered delatone and water, apply to hairy surface about 2 minutes, then rub off, wash the skin and the hajes are gone. This is entirely harmless and seldom requires repeating, but to avoid disappointment it is advisable to Sia Aa you get genuine delatone. v Physical Fashion srreaches its zenith of approval when all superfidous hair has been judiciously removed. The fastest, wisent. most of fective way ls per