The evening world. Newspaper, July 6, 1920, Page 15

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JULY 6, 1920. % t , Byraa with james 7, March, fore- 4 man of ironworkers and lately ser- geant of engineers; A. B. F. in direct : charge. i : Two great ol] burning forges and 1 battery of pneumatic riveters sput- tered und roared and jabbered and spit great billows of flame and 4 sparks, Rivejs flew in'a white hot stream from “the forges to the tiny buckets of the men working at either 0 Ay UB LFF shaver 4 ereat eel beam and were caught in and slapped into e rive’ s A holes, Crew No.2 neaded by Joseph | Im all its garden freshness —Salada Orange aciniigebiats The only store thi the National No connection with any other store sday’s Extra Big Bargain In the Great Summer-Apparel Clearance of National Cloak & Suit Co. Overstocks New York’s Most Wonderful Dress Values! Voiles, Ginghams, Linenes, Chambrays, Organdies—-materials that will wear well end launder repeatedly. Handsome styles, only half of them being pictured. Models and sizes for women and misses, A price that is less than cost! ‘ Kennedy, won by setting fifty rivets . 4 ‘ ae a , at Noni" wan headed by" on Rekoe tea is always fresh. It is grown in the Duhig, tl rr] *, . ontest Spectacular Feature of bunts, winner of the Wort a|, finest tea gardens. Its native purity and fine Celebration: That Includes | yards in the oariy Aare of 14° eta! flavour are preserved in air-tight sealed pack : ‘ . * * Music and Drills. 8 Gilrain: raced to see which could fastest cut a forty-two inch star In a sheet of half-inch steel plate with ets. Ask for Salada tea todav. 77-“A.The 30,000 persons who gathered at|the white hot flame of an acetylene | the Lewisohn Stadium last night for{torch. Gallagher won in-seven min- the Americanization Jubilee under the! nd fifteen seconds with Gilrain ayor's Committee ind him. - and an exhibition York could know. the concert and spec- by @ monsto nd made up from Summer Co omforts fe Jou—at home Your Kitchen Use an theswrto Poa ing odors from the home. You'll be healthier, happier and more comfortable, we are certain, Orchestra and the wealth Opera Beglin, Percy Hemu port as soloists, Billie Burke read an| {fh + bue to the Melting Pot, composed by|4f WAproves on long ac- Borie Irene 14 quaintance. Those who exhibition at talc know it cannot imagine the Police Department in calisthenics and infantry drill, and a realistic fire achop, steak, roast, cold front, with fing Sedo Lite eet cut, salad, sandwich or ront, with sca : . work. chowder without it. The big novelty of the show was MADE IN U.S. A. @ riveting and acetylene burning cen- M 2 test by two teams from the Depart- At Grocers and Delicatessen Stores ment of Plant and Structures, ar- E. Pritchard, 327 Spring St., N. Y. ranged by Commissioner Grover Whalen and Chicf Engineer William Sold by loral Blectriit Dealers and bry our three Branch Offices sted T ic \. 130 EAST 18" St, B9"STREET & BWAY Or THe Unite Exectric Lear & Go. 146''STREET & BWAY jecond Floor, 39 Capes Navy blue or black Wool Wor- sted Serge; plaited all around trimmed Smart “Shawl” oat in a black- augerlorapar bation alls and Jackets of dark Indigo Blue Denim. Full double stitched Overalls with double front and knees, Each garment. | $197 Main Floor Shoe Bargains That Defy Competition Plenty of Shoe sales are advertised, but nowhere else such a low price for perfect, well made Shoes in Women’s and Misses’ sizes. High cut Shoes of brown or gray Mid, Paterit, Gun Metal and Vici’ Kid; Oxfords or Pumps of White Buck or White Canvas. Come “See What You Save” »] and-white Mix - ture with grey eoverplaid. Tux. edo revers, ki mono cut sleeves, patch pockets, leather belt, fringed lower edge. Special with heavy black braid. Extra big value at this clear- T The average | person spends , : seven days a year in bed 4 ; Don’t let the 6 danger spots in q your own home make you ill 2 ae IST sickness is preventable, germs which cause your illness may Careful housekeepers everywhere doctors tell us, yet the aver- develop, are realiving that they cannot depend Mixed an age man or woman spends The bath: ons, the | on the old-fashioned cleanliness to” . : « week of each year in bed, cenible corer of your home, Keep disease away from theit homes. 600 Silk Waists ‘There are over 3,000,000 sick beds in the United States all the time, according to government figures, and at least half of them need not be filled, if the simple rules of modern hygiene were followed. It’s contagious diseases that keep most of these sick beds occupied — these. diseases are caused by germs that are constantly multiplying, breed- ing everywhere—even in’ your own immaculate house. Ordinary scrub- bing which makes it shiningly clean, is powerless to destroy tiem. + The most dangerous spots in your home Your seemingly immaculate refriger- ator may literally poison the whole family. Germs—getms of typhoid, of summer sickness, of diphtheria — which lurk in the refrigerator drains, settle on the food you eat, in the milk you drink. Your kitchen sink is the latest development in plumbing, but were you ever there when the plumber cleaned the trap? The unpleasant accumulation he takes out is part of the “invisible dire” which offers a breeding place for germs—it is in just such spots as these that the The six danger spots in your home 1—The bathroom waste pipes 2—The toilet 3—The garbage can your garbage can, all offer a breeding place'for germs, And though more sickness is contracted from persons than places, you cannot disregard the menace of germs wherever they exist: A doctor’s idea of a clean home Modern science, which discovered the germ cause of disease, shows us the way to protect ourselves, too. It has provided Sylpho-Nathol,— and Sy!- pho-Nathol makes it easy and practi- cal for you to keep your home clean —a doctor’s idea of clean, Germs breed in the refrigerator , drain pipe. Flush it with a Sylpho-Nathol solusion ° 4—The trap of the sink 5—The refrigerator drain pipe 6—The inaccessible corners Sylpho-Nathol |) Keeps disease away They are putting Sylpho-Nathgl into every pail of scrubbing water just as inevitably as they use soap. They are disinfecting their sinks with it. When the dishes are done, the sink is washed with Sylpho-Nathol. The tiny food particles arid stains, which give germs a breeding place, are made absolutely clean and sterile, The last thing at night these care- ful wives and mothers disinfect the bathroom. A Sylpho-Nathol solution is poured down the pipes of the tub and basin. A teaspoonful of Sylpho- Nathol is put into the clear water of the toilet, The Sylpho-Nathol is allowed to remain in the’ traps all night. It makes the bathroom scien- tifically clean, sterile; it is no longer a danger spot in your home, Begin today to protect your family and yourself. Always keep a bottle of Sylpho-Nathol in the bathroom and in the kitchen, Don’¢ attempt to get along without it any more than you would without soap, * Leading hospitals use Sylpho- Nathol. It comes in four convenient sizes, 10c, 25¢, 50c, and $1.00. Get it at drug and department stores, The Sulpho-Napthol Company, Boston. Beh & Co., N.Y. and Phila. Agents, . Women's and|j Georg: N y Erk Mees Minses’ sizes; || cttes and y at abou 1O- . LY thirds of its iho See toes Chine, with if, COST. Em styles; Wool Mix- 11 wad em- MY broidered tures ond Fibre |] protdery ! Georgette Silks; many colors |] be a ds vestee run with gold color cotd. Special, 1 $1997. jeoond Floor. frills, ete. 26 styles. Choice, $397 and models. 34 to 42. Choice, PRSESSCSSHSSSSCHSESSSHSSHSHSHCKAHSSHSASNSSSESCHSEHSHSHK GETAFE TSHTSSHHSSSSHSHRSSHSHCHSSHSHESSTSSESTHEKSATSSHEHSSEISTF SESE SSEESTSSESESesssessase Nene 180101 eed 500 Dresses Wool Suits Silk Sweaters Dresses for Chambrays and Flowered Voiles. 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