The evening world. Newspaper, September 15, 1919, Page 19

THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER. R15, 1919, . need not USS “TUWENINE. 8 EARN the New York Railways Company, ieee bi “this fs his responsibility,” » ee Commission continue the old tranafer agreement five “parterre boxhol lere—in return vetween the municipal ferry and the tor company on condition that no trans- Whalen explains that HOURS: 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Store Open All Day Saturdays — » Se: “as mis : . fers be granted Satund: Sunda: a 1 6 BELLans Metfopottiar in Ralses Prices in i we Slips From Staten Island Boats ind nolidays. fe wena , " " otrepe * * “The railway company wanted th > weed seat All Parts of House | Company, “a er Not Honored, Following ‘city to break, without the consent ef EMi- NNUAL sf it . ie - the sent Board of Hatem NS Except Balconies, Metropolitan Opera Company Order of Court. [tract which had. been made. bs iF Kayes —— on a Mitchel Board of Estimate Sept 9, hi “AL 4, Whale “I told Rec 0) LA \ NON | it you want to go to the opera this|MOOSE HUNTING ON TO-DAY.| rnc ordor of Federa! Judge mayer {ite Mit, Whaleg, EL told Receiver Look for This L-IN-ONE” Advertisement season und are not a regular #ub- | polishing the exchange o until the Estimate Board meets. h scriber you will have to pay $15.40|Game Reported Plentifat tw New be mening < RCRANGO OF see | “There isn't the slightest doubt in Every Monday in the Afternoon Papers MAN DROPS DEAD |tor a pair of seats, The anpounce- Hrunawick Province. piesnaty ue ihe deaben tains Joe, (GEAR: Ge RV RL, ec, fore ine ment was made to-day by the man-| ep joy NB, Sept 1h—Phe big | COMP ARY And the Staten Island fer~ Tene, furey by causing ax much em- A Simplified List of All Items Advertised in Sunday Papers for Monday and Tuesday Is cual IN HIS OFFICE igement of the Metropolitan Opera/game hunting #eason in New Bryns-|TH® became effective last midnight. |barragsment and suffering as pos- Here for the Convenience of Tuesday Shoppers ' t and orchestra) wick will begin to-day, continuing, The green car lines on which the ferry | le” “i 0 It is understood that the Board of ‘ eats this and winter would)through November, Mooi Hedeer transfers hod beon issued are the |Eatimate will meet this week and take These for BOTH Today and Tuesday:— = be sold to tran nts at $7 each, with|are reported very plent On ri + action on the Staten Island ferry sit Ho was «0 at his desk dictating the war tax added, making the actual [bull moose and two deer he “hs hae Soden i mbus Avenue, Sixth | ition } ‘when he euddenly fell forwatd—dei allowance to a hunter 2 muldes |and A rdam Avenues and Fighth | ‘ause, heart failure, You might as woes tO be. opseamesr | 9tve Dor eee are flooded with applicat from | en long in cons p \y “He died because his heart «toppe ‘The change hag bren log ih CoD. | sericea aportemen, all war-time rc tanding the court order, KILGUS HELD AS SLAYER Sem/sAnnual What caused Nie feart to fair Ip the) tommaton and was delayed only bY | terctions on hunters trom the United | the ferries continued to jasue the Dresemakers’ Sale of najority of cases the man has been! the war, It is the first step of the) seates having been removed trinater slips with ‘each, tleké6 but OF | MALLOY WITHOUT BAIL , SILKS oading his system with poison over kind since a general increase was! qyis ia the Inst that hunting | the street car conductors refused to bared Colored Messalines 33. Semi-Annual Dressmakers’ Sale NOTIONS Semi-Annual Dreanmakers’ Sale DRESS GOODS $2.97 All-Wool French Serees Not voriod of years, This poison haa made in 1911. Though the box office | w sale, Uftatis thentetora Wend Stas $F 48-inch 2.27 O.N. T. Spool Cotton, gpk mulated as the el will mot open for new subscribers t liohed wt the Mopranen te care ux | POCSMTIART Saye Prisoner, Telling of | $2'48'Bisck Satiness.inch I-48 | | $1. 97 All-Wool Serges— paid sg yan gah EBUAIRE rac ica te cIMIREAT REN ale ER South Ferry and warned all pass] Fight, Declared He “Trimmed | $2-48 ColoredSatine—s3-in 48 and 80-inch 1.67 Pa a ie scription during the summer has al-] > : a all pas ght, $1.95 Black Messalines— rational | f poi-| ready surpassed all previous records | mile -| of this or any oth heatre, 8. 8 All-Wool Poplins # that the ferry slips would not Him Right.” BS-inch....... 13s ach LST Basting Cotton, dor ) the bearers to ride. Few pro- Snap Fasteners, gross. 50 Fruit Rolls. h etx Wore heard agalnet pr th John Kilgus, No, 261 Vandeventer Pages All-Wool Prunellas bs K..8 Fruita, and ate “There will be no advance,” the | re son ur nst paying the Avenue, Long Island Cit), waa held Semi-Annual 42-inch 2.00 Pruor Deess 2 89 Nici . rulty confection. They statement says, “in the price of sub- a sage i | without ball in the Long islamt City . Wool Plaids and Stri iner Dress Shields, (et Gentle. Children te Metropoti- JAPANESE TROOPS REVOLT? 1 AB siee a oy at tas toetys Court today on'a Gharge of Nomietde Dressmakers’ Sale, ei ook Plaids om it pair £6 to 90 ; phd pouse. announce e ef ~~ Pi it ‘ate e we to Honor) 1 4, qiteged that Kilts shot and Killed | 97 ct, Steel Shears. 67 4Heinch 2.04 box etd | ‘4 shag dh aie Ado: hristopher Malley last Monday alght | 74 et. Embroidery and Button- $3.48 Men's Wear Serges Sewing Silk, pe don, .78 way. But the conductor ster & tee 0 ieee 2.99.4 | | Inside Dress Belting, pe ciated following ers, refu The affidavit of Polleeman Lorene of gpg y 1.40 to 1.60 eh lth ait oven Pitcn ili 2 we ee ee that what the newspapers cali | transfers for ferry passase, When al ine Long Ieland City station describes « oe Tete Nene en aaa Waits Roll Tape, : rtous affair" has occurred among | passenger, however, for an or- | conversation between Lorenz and Kigus 7 1-Wool Tricoti ‘Age sah ‘ bony | ops of the Matsuyama Regiment. jdinary transfer, acc sd by the |es follows: : $5: ai ool Tricotines 5.00 Wide Seeen Binding, uts affected, | , {nt by « correspondent of the | payment of two ccnts, such transfers] A Aittle after 10 o'clock last Monday Semi-Annual pla a"$6 scale under) Ait) Yo! Chief ot were issued and wore accepted by the | night (the killing was at 10 o'clock) I Dressmakers’ Sale Dress Forms i : 1911 was at first] mitted tin ferries for passage to Staten Island.| saw an @utomobile running without LININGS Semi-Annual Special for Dressmakers’ Sale. ing the Febate al |atuted the {Up to 8 o'clock the ferrieg had ac-| ights at Broadway and 10th Avenue. T | 4 37 Lintn Silke Mixed Novely gy Our Reg. Sale i GUIKSEEL Wiis Geld lktee: Slee a0 Stare About 100 of thes transfers. | stopped tt and ordered the driver to fix 735 ine 4 Dressmakers’ Sale Bust F. le? 2.40 | the ticket speculators who held large volved. ~ Officials at the ferry house declined hie It Kilgus got out and came and|| 95 ct, Fr, h Lint Sateen WASH DR FABRICS ust Forms ; « 6.97 | ights. ad e ney Linkin, : . ESS 1 Adjustables.97 talked with ma He anid: Ti.ct. Mercerized 4 | 4 Section, Adjustable! | 12 Sec., Adjustable 12.17 9.97 When ordering Dress Forms plea give correct sizes. No exchangers will be made, WeRMeaAler CTittle trounte wien bile 75 ct. Sill Mixed Crepe dé Chines Hudson River : pis es) Meid phasis Ranids Ania ne. Bil Miged Breaades “1 trimmed,’ Kilgus tid me‘ Dresamakers’ Sale R Mixed Foula by Daylight C ounterfeits. TAL aa lie, dos se to report, 00 I GEORGETTES idan dN —— walked over to the box. I was told | 2.25 and 2.47 Georgette 3 ct. Novelty Dreas Voiles Semi-Annua' Read what one of the GREATEST NEWSPAPERS IN AMERICA has to |" t+ cenerat atarm tain aa boon } Crepe... 0.) eB | | act. Silk Mined Chiffonctte. G22 Dressmakers’ Sale say on this subject: standing by the automobile, so T want STaNaling Boots LACES Cluny end Imitation Crochet sver aud arrested him.” our reg. thy Semi-Annual “The manufacturers of Castoria have been compelled to ‘spend hundreds of | ‘The other astidavit was by Dressmakers’ Sale thousands of dollars to familiarize the public with the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher, |tion. tt charsen that after. Semi-Annual ‘ , Tt charges that after Dressmakers’ Sale RIBBONS our reg. 20 " po itd : : . ‘as . saloon at Jacksen Is - tome, it : nee This has been necessitated by reason of pirates counterfeiting the Castoria trade= jui iciene mor Maney ELS sc retin res LE PF eae Laces : ari sat ; : ; Pili ha ey ire || $1.74 and $1.94 French Flanne Letytopemsricntie ; 67 ct. Brussels Nets cok mark. This counterfeiting is a crime not only against the proprietors of Castoria, until’ Wednesday. hile dbdtetiteed | [Od sor 8.38 Embroidered Satine-$iiyh | | 37 ct: Black Fibre Silk Band $1.17 Silk Embroidered Flen- 90 but against the growing generation. All persons should be careful to see that nels Teleohone: C4 5 Castoria bears ‘the signature of Chas, H. Fletcher, if they would guard the health " HTP mE ‘fore 7 Lap hccodan als Day Line of their children, Parents, and mothers in particular, ought to carefully examine cos Met. 1.28 Warp Print Tapestry Ribbons —Tineh 4 88 ct. Moire Ribbons— T-inch vie OS ' Mae i nan. es | 58 ct. Taffetas and Moires- (i to baueen y y sem von,| the Castoria advertisements which have been appearing in this paper, and to Te | United Typothetae Favors Annual | 1° yar O)gnin 43 24 ager ery Founcin HUDSOW RIVER NIGHT LINES } member that the wrapper of every bottle of genuine Castoria bears the fac-simile Readjustment of Wages to aan Shah Heed meds, pwd signature of Chas, H. Fletcher, under whose supervision it has been manufactured Meet Conditions. Beene Diicemaleril Sale COMFORTABLES AND PILLOWS =” Silkoline Comfortables floral de- signs—cotton filled 07 OGY LACE VESTING LaceVesting—our reg. 84.97 3.04 94 ct. Rufiling of Net, Lace, Chif- fon, Georgette and Oreandis, Si-inch —- mill-lengths of 10 to 20 Sev yards to-day at the Hotel Commodo: = « |oray hundred employing printers from |] Mil niece priee Me |) og all parte of the country arc attend- Oe ne et pHi ‘ ing. The President is Arthur PB ee PES Ontee Southworth of Chicago and the View President William Greon of New York Mnited Typothetae of America began penrintonay § for over ar thirty Pref iadsions Bulletin. The 384 annual convention of the and west. "Phone Frelaht Servier, Autos Carried. HUDSON NAVIGATION COMPANY WEEKDAY ana SUNDAY TRIPS to our Full size—our reg. #3.87 to 85.07 R 0 N F. A. Silcox, Director of the Indus 6 to A 06 trial Relations Byreau, speaking of Floral Sateen Cheater anne 5 . 45 MILES. UP THE HUDSON. wage scale negotiations, said that “thy QUE FER. BT.5B. oe eee 5. ged lhl Bint bey’ sf Industry frankly recognises the cont i gp 6.77 REFRESHMENTS. of living as the basic factor in wage DANCING. 1 S5c.; Children, Soe, New Mixed Feather Pillows 20x28—our reg, 81.56,...... Bell 22x28—our reg, 1.77 New Feather Pillows 20x28 to 26x30—onr sf 42.03 to 85.17, 1.52 to 2.38 All Goose Feather Pillowa—~ @Ox#8 to 20x5 0-. reg. $5.57 to 85.27 3 wo 3.67 & 1,51 Extra White Goose Feathi $ xtra White reathe adjustment,” and that the following conclusions had been reached between employer and employee “The industry to pay at least a rea. | sonable wage; a scale to be adjusted in frank recognition of the Basic principle involved; that contracts in- providing for an annual of wagix baxed upon as determined n and ition. try at the Limeof the ead Cocliding War Tax) |. Bowling Green 7538, TROPOLITAN LINE. Tees STON All the Always NIA ht Through the Canal Both fo Vier lB, Foot of Murray St. Dally dare included) — at BoM. Fare” $5.63 Hadete and Iatormation at Wh: , Tel Barclay 3000 All agree that it’s to be a bigger season for blouses and sweaters than ever before. In preparation therefor we offer these special Tuesday values that you may benefit by making your purchases at bar- gain values at the very beginning of the season. BLOUSES | Lingerie Blouses of fine French Georgette Blouses [of newest charm may be hed in Mikado red, bisque, navy, African brown, | slluring with exquisite hand taupe, peanut and jade, They Bringing Up Baby. When Adam ate the Apple we heard nothing about its effect on | jusunent’ his stomach, but we do know, or ought to know, about the effect of ; 3 ‘sl all eatables given our children. This knowledge is necessary to all STRIKERS’ “HIGH DEMANDS.” | mothers, and the deaths among infants indicate that much informa- tion along this line is needed. New Haven Newspaper Workers PIANOS AND PLAYER-PIANOS. of thet ae 5 EXTRAORDINARY SALE! We are offering a large assort- ment of used Pianos of various makes and at very attractive prices for this week, Allinstrie ments are in perfect order. $2.33 White Down inal Indulge Your Need for BLANKETS, ETC. Plaid Blankets—wool mixed, our reg. 88.07 7.44 $3.74 Cotton Fleece Blenbete 84 On this subject many works have been published, but most of them NUWw eyed sg 5 i ache 15. so technical and complicated as to be unintelligible to the lay mind. | owing to a newopaper strike here, thr Food, hygiene and proper clothing must be learned by all |aftermoon papers affected bet mothers—they must study them, know them. Do you? voile are made purticularly Si epee iii aa saci i wo sped |i eta ae i 8 ee ee ee Steinway, upright $350 Around every bottle of Fletcher’s Castoria is a booklet in plain, gel ee ping RERae es Any CL Uecaeng || Bi reMmt ye Aliee Venn sae 19 14.97 Cotton Fleece Bianiaigrs a Schubert, ia 7) everyday language that all can understand, put there by the advice |°7" "he were wot mol others collarlenss while lace, ribbon, laces snd insete of real filet lace 84 ct. Crib Blankete—-made of " Schuler, eae and approval of physicians. Will you read it? nk Up dutise of clty edllers and embroidery, rich beading and Necks show several styles with mported cotton A Schleicher, meee OS Fletcher’s Castoria has been in use so many years that it is a novel combinations of color are and without collury 24 ct. Demet bleached—27, in Behr Bros., | 975 waste of words to praise it, but because of the many substitutes and co Ales Tt AMANO ese! | OUR RRR OEET ice, AEE | Gur rng: 88,07 4.74 wide + DOT Estey, oy oe imitations we endeavor to protect the babies by keeping before the | stroct men, $4 for solely editors qnd 36 : 4 5 our regular 90 +. DMs, Worthington, ‘ . 275 pubic the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher and a copy of the wrapper. | {37,Jesk mon and $5 for ou reporters, SWEATERS ‘ Christman, « , 9001) 't is your only safeguard. lar beata, . Ripplette Sweaters are new thi _reamom and beviden being extr Christman, player... 450 | - attractive are cosily woven and warm, ‘These come in Cop RUGS AT A SAVING 4 Walters. .. 375 GEN U I N E OPPOSED TO BULGAR RULE. and Ching blue, and rose our reg. $8.48. Reainlans Wilton Wines y | CASTORIA Atwars. orrasco 7 Susin nue <n t ng pase Fae sft. Sin. s10ft Bin 6 Bears the Signature of MORNING SPECIALS.~ Today and Tomorrow, Vail 4 P, M © Conference doin val 8.50... 6.44 CHRISTMAN SONS | Mohan Te prevent dea buying, quantitios restricted. No Mail ov 'T Wareroom | awa | aidraesad inlona Waal Beuisie Rua ill Peace Conference 4 1.66 | $2.00 Mack Telieta 35 inch 157 1 xO toMy I2e —— wlxo plain finiah—-tustrons $24.50 to & protesting agains HELP WANTED—FEMALE. "4 opp measures taken agains MINS FURNISHINGS, MAIN FLOOR : , Exact Copy of Wrapper, @ {by the Bulgarians, who, it ls charaed, $1.17 Rompers and Creepers 74 $1.97 AlleWool French Serges 146 fies ran Sratial £5.00 THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY have been torturing Mohammedan dingham and chambray—to & Binet warn R ici Geach re ry R F vea any yur 1 ‘ eversible Cresh Ha Ruse INFANTS! DBET. —SBOOND FLOOE Se ee et iS in. wide 35 FOR SALE. | FOR SALE, fe 75 ct Washable Cotton Gloves 32 2 in. wide Special Map 15 OR CALE. ener oth os ll 2-elaap-—all #laes 6 ct, Impt'd White Chiffon Voiles 62 | | 537 50 Seamleas Aaminatgy tasy DIAMONDS ON CREDIT JWwhen he visited HAV bee MALS FLO ! rarer 7.44 BY TERMS ALL GOODS GUAKANTES ti sei Yacar} a UTS. Goo Might hour day—six day week, a.) eet i WATCH & DIAMOND C0” ly, $2.4 Young Pires eet an) fi ag | | New Sanitary Fibre Rue tao week while leering, [Peer ails’ —-@ Maiden Lane A : Government h je Hip] YOGNO MEN'S CLITRMENG-TH)UD VLGOR. | 9 4 1.97 16.97 sal pay at regular intervals there JAMONDS SAnsronN ortrait edith aya $13.50 Roza’ Suite 8 to 18 re... 40.8 aH DSS PABIICS— vai $7.50 New Rope Portieres 3.97, $ Brey peotertion and proviaon for comfort LA Cheon 7 MAIDEN LAN. of the Popular |PaRSHiNG TAKES UP ROUTINE ; b rLOK Dalley ane “| jefe PROPOSALS. Young Film Favorite, weeginen: one at Om wt : 36 WASH DREAMS FABHIC Aa HOUSEHOLD NEEDS PROPOSALS POR ERECTION OF ROUGH MA h : | WASHINGTON. Sept, 15--With no AD6— Bash ¥1 Act. Men's Catton Hose \€ | | 95 et. Corn Floor Ercoms «70 CHINE AHO A WAT Mary Miles Minter further ceremonies before him until the | 54 et. Absorbent Cotton 16 02 a) and edo , 1 ct. Certain Reds extend 2 parade of the Ist Division next Wed Vor surgical and hou i ue it YMA ' ‘ FREE day and the Co onal reception MANE Har 5 et, Men's Balbriggan U ts Dros es DITs ; : i . the following day n, Pershing we 6 ct. Toweling 1g * HARE ; z With Next Sunday's World ' office to-day Ing cullers and Dish roller od bord double teats—a seo tai i 7% wire p he on NALeg Mesies ling to corres NAW ead MAIN PLOQ JENS UNDERWEAR-—MIN 1.85 Mre, Hae (One, Be HELP_WANTED—MALE. + not take up the work £2.47 Coecm Mociea Curtains 1.3% | 6115 Men's . SPECIAL TURCHASE +)" SMELTER wanted, experienced hi | ola CF ercrur Sourlabaiil |, ors hy vob Neat borders—dainty centse de +12 Mono. Cope ‘ q as p aaa founder: DYAL iAMOND WATC | tively, however, until al Al) sizes for young men miso. steady work, fusten Island Pe MAEH Ce. | ho home-comiing celebrations “have | "SME ; i ee ‘7 me. battles ln 10 bo ee