The evening world. Newspaper, February 1, 1922, Page 13

POTS RON TIN NEWSPAPERS TOGETHER FOR HANDLING “ADS.” iat Dailies F Form Incor- ‘an 1.—Seventeen of “ total population of tt countrle gher than in the year 1916. American NeWS-) ind probably not han one-|'There were fewer deaths tn automo- no moetings | tak | bile accidents per automobile in oper- quarter of that in the cities | the Dralke | , ation than there were five or ten The mor of the insured SOO" ago ae ee care hed the e of 854 perl” a eee ab ae oe “| thousand lives. ‘This is 13.7 per cent.| JERSEY WATER RATE lower than the 1920 death rate and | Rae 1.000.000 aia Yor ite pHin [ss se EULER es tie iene INCREASE SUSPENDED a he sale and distribution | <6 Py \ ml object the sale and distribution | 5, itirere was a lower mortality in| way Net Take Effect tu Hacken- oe! uh eekly 1921 from tubercuio: pneitmania, | sack Until dune 1, Pie charter members of the as: | influenge TRENTON, Feb. 1.—The increased MOR) ato: “Tie New Wonk Worlds | siiente ¢ | water rates announced by the Hacken- Chicago Tribune, the St child-be sack Water Company to take effect on tdh, fhe Boston Post GRE ak of 28 per March 1 Nave ‘been suspended until m, the Min Detro.t News, rt Worth Star-T apolis Journal, the Francisco | the San ‘incinnat) Ena yj "Applications for mi wspapers with agg! bn of nearly a million were referred ~ the Executive Committee for con- ideration, But one newspaper in lany one incorporated city will be ad- mitted to membership and the ex- tension of membership beyond a to- tal of twenty publications is left en- tirely to the officers of the corpora- tion. A. E, Btown of, the Post, H. 8. Scott of the Det: ; Henry Varian World and S. I Chicago Tribune Executive Committee to incorporate except Preside Wie ted the membe tine pe Chae Blethen of th: M’INTOSH DIVORCE!) WIFE ANNOUNCLS Actor Does") Know Man Sh. Shel! Wed, | \\ Pittsburgh | News. when she sailed from an idea of getting Mr. McIntosh, ‘That from parting friend und huve since corre und haye sent her requested, but 1 ni divorce Was an ac “As for Rupert the name mean 1 never heard of him. 1 was ing to London, but I th it was to visit my sister.” Mrs. McIntosh was a Saratoga girl, | Jean Snowden, when married to the actor six years ago. —_—s | , CONNECT BAFF CASE | ‘ AND HOBOKEN MURDER | ago aro bell the theft of ¥ senger and the 1 tenant Charles Harms i Saturday, said to-day ‘The Baff murder was of the poultrymen’s war i 'The men belie crime, said to and robbers. in as gunmen in the said to be protected 1 and gamblers ‘Two mer an express hol ger was shot | — DRUG CLERK FINED $100 FOR ERROR IN PRESCRIPTION | Vincent Lombardi, nineteen, a clerk | im a drug store in Lenox Avenue, | near 135th Street, paid a fine of §100, In the Muni 1 Court yesterday for! fling a pre for | chrome with deadly poison e Liew Hoboken 1 police the West 1 iterowth | reuro al When Justice Brough | Lombardi why he tempt- | fill the preseription he said: “Oh, I just saw it lying on the counter waiting to, be filled, and as| there was a sort of rush on in the store I filled it."’ He was very penitent in ex pressions tothe court, J rT Vectured him on his inexc flangerous conduct and mi: days in jail the alte fine. Dr. Max H¢ partment Inspect prescription to be mistake had been m: when he no eparation was | Unbelievable] | You can hardly realize the wonderful im- Jf provement to your skin J | and complexion your | | mirror will reveal to you | | V/A after usingGouraud’s Oriental (| a a Send !5e. for trial Stme ) Rascal T HOPKINS & SON New York gH aud's Oriéntal Cream | bers 14,000,000 industrial polley hold lors, approximate | cent jthe figure for 1920. ie bor vide ate cre: 1 or | pane mone. tee ona per)" tie ‘Public Utility Commtsstoners ashi ah i Bits gave approval to the West Jersey and he death rate from alcoholis ema Yd rn THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1921 U. S. DEATH RATE LOWEST ON RECORD AT 8.54 PER 1,000 But Suicides, Homicides, Auto Killings and Deaths From Alcoholism Increased. ‘That the death rate for 1921 was) pared with 1920, There were 122 the lowest ever recorded in the|deaths in 1921 and 77 in the preceding United States and Canada is indi) eT death rate for automobtie ne- cated in the statistical bulletin ot|cidents showed another rise in 1921, the Motropolitan Life Insurance| the tenth rise in as many successive Company of this city, which num-|years. The 1921 rate {s more than five times that recorded for 1911; four high as in 19 moresthan s high as in 1915, and 61 per ly one-eighth of t cide death rate over| June t by the Public Utllity Commin- coincident with sion, If the commission finds the in- aee Just and reasonable it may per- it to go Into effect sooner. the widespreac economte depression. | © Seashore Railroad Company for the of more than § of lands in Atlantle City, adjacent showed an increase Remember The Name Name LA FCAT ANA ITS STRENGTH, PURITY AND FRAGRANCE ARE UNEQUALED | | The Sealed Packet is your safeguard i Ss | : | Strong Holds 80 Pounds HANG it up—out of the way yet have it right at hand when you need it. Just reach for it. The twine slips easily through the eye- ‘let of the handy LUDLOW pack- age. Use only what you need. \ Order a package of LUDLOW TWINE from your dealer today. Use it for tying home parcels. It is more economical than using old twine scraps, for it saves your time, your temper and your pocket- book. low [wine ee | WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Henry Gade Corporation |The M. J, Grady Company, Inc Hoffman-Corr Mfg. Company | Charjes F. Hubbs & Company Geo. W. Millar & Co., Inc, J. P’ Nawrath & Co., Inc. Wilkinsow Brothers & Co, Inc. |D, 8. Walton & Ca B. P. Winne Co., Inw Regular stock furniture at average Fourth less 125,000 lbs. of Hair for February Mattresses To Go at February Sale Prices And, in spite of the advance in price of tickings during the last six months, we shall put better qual- ities of hair into our mattresses than we were able to put irtto those sold in our last Half-Yearly Sale and at lower prices. $60 Black horsehair mattresses—for $44 $54 Horsehair mattresses—for $41.50 $65.25 Hair mattress, rolled edge—for $49.50 $40 South American gray hair mattresses, $33 342 Mixed hair mattresses—for $32.50 $51.75 Same mattress, rolled edge—for $38.50 $30 Hair mattress—all hair—for $21 $38.25 Same mattress, rolled edge—for $27.50 \ll—except the two last mentioned ered in the best ACA or fancy stripe tic! grades will be covered in fancy stripe tic! tional cost of be per pound. The foregoing prices are for full-size mattresses—54x76 in.—in one part. Smalier sizes at proportionate savings. Sixth Gallery, New Bullding rades—will be cov- ate The last two ing at an addi- Entre—“MIMI” for 1922 The new interpretation of the most successful Frock ever created for Miss 14 to 20 The Wanamaker Store originated the “MIMI” frock just a year ago. It became the vogue during the spring and summer. Many people imitated it, but no one suc- ceeded in reproducing this frock. 2 The 1922 interpre- tation has the same charming simplicity which makes it true to the ideas of Paris —and it has the same practicability which helped to bring it sue- cess. Of course, it introduces new ideas which reflect the trend of the new sea- son. In Crepe de chine at $32.50 And it comes in all the new colors decreed for the coming season. The many French knots and ribbons—Mimi, you know is “the little frock with the ribbons”—are in smart contrast- ing colors. Second Floor, Old Bullding Lovely Fashion Silks in a gratifying sale $4.50 Canton crepe for $3.50 yard—is an example of some of the substantial economies in this sale, $1.20 for the $1.50 natural pongee is another. Thousands of yards of NEW silks — staple, wanted kinds—at lowest prices ablished by careful comparison. Crepe-de-~ ehine--rattet ss foulards—black satins—washable i ome rge collection at low prices. Main Floor, Old Buliding Some new Topcoats at $45—for women Have distinctive English lines Precisely tailored of tweeds in good looking mixtures, or of the soft woolen coatings that are so snugly warm without being heavy. Lined throughout with silk. And with raglan sleeves, huge patch pockets, smartly flaring silhouette. In attractive shades of tan, gray, brown or green. Second Floor, Old Building Nine attractive styles of Girls’ Wash Frocks, $1.95 Sizes for 6 to 14 years Straight-line frocks: Tw piece cout frocks. Reg’ di Painstakingly tai of very fine ginghams—plai colors, stripes and check Crisp white organdie, whi! rep or self material in harry sp the interest and cu ing color, de ly shaped coll of which are finished stitehing. Among the almost unending variety of lovely colorings, tsere are plenty of red, browns, dimes mauves, maizes and greens. Second Floor, Old Bulldind 1922, offers choice of 138 styles of matched dining-room suites 132 styles of matched bedroom suites 104 styles of matched living-room suites —all different— MU AU LT TTD featy bhlA FAIR I8L SWEATER A New Shipment comes to the Women's English Shop Hieroglyphic designs These are the genuine hieroglyphic sweaters which are so very difficult to ob- tain. The quaint firher folk of Fair Isle knit them by hand of wool that they have spun and dyed themselves, and as they work only in the winter when the fishing in- dustry is dull, the output is limited. Slip-on style—$48.50. They are great favorites with smart women for sports wear both north and south. To match Skating caps, $10. Fringed Scarfs, $16.50. Skating socks, $8.60 and $12.50. Second Floor, Old Building NEW In the Infants’ Shop Creeper, $1, $1.25 Striped madras—white, of course, for such wee tots, with perhaps a yoke of color, to set off rosy cheeks to advantage. Sizes 1 to 2 years, Rompers, $1.35, $1.65 Charming little affairs in colored chambray, sometimes made festive with such exciting things as two smal’ chicks, amusingly outlined by hand in | colored thread. Sizes 2 to 4 years. Third Floor, Old Bullding E S The Bedroom Suites range in price from $117 (was $130) for a four- piece fumed oak suite—up to $4,675 (was $8,415) for a magnificent hand-made suite of walnut in Louis XVI. design. Designs include Heppelwhite, Queen Anne, Sheraton, Italian, Adam, Colon _\ and Cottage type. Four Poster Bedsteads, $30, $35, $45, $48 and up. Tl.z Dining-room Suites range in price from $125 (was $258) for a four- piece mahogany finish suite of straight line type —up to $1,764 (was $2,352) for a 10-piece walnut combination suite decorated in gold. The designs include Sheraton, Heppelwhite, Queen Anne, Chip- pendale, Jacobean, Italian, Colonial, Louis XV. and Louis XVI. Library and Living-room Suites range from $123 (was $146) for a three-piece mahogany finish suite with cane back and loose cushion seats and pillows with mulberry velours covering—up to $862.50 (was $1,150) for an all- over upholstered suite with a taupe ground and blue and rose figured frieze. | Hundreds of separate pieces, for all rooms, in addition to the matched suites—the variety covers all needs and tastes. Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Galleries, New Building A Rare Opportunity— Men’s Silk Socks 38c pair The new frock of | crepe de chine and hand-made drawn work —$59.50 Exclusive with us. In ty Women's Fashion Salons } Delightful colors—beige, rose, flesh color, and of course, navy blue and black. || Uneven hem-line. Smart girdle, faced with contrast ing color. Interesting, use of drawn work, sons for the cha of this new arrival JEANNE ~—who made her bow a sliort while ago is another most de lightful frock of equal sim plicity and — distinetion; $69.50. SSS 1,200 pairs that were to have been sold at 75¢ to $1.10 pair, but the human element intervened —a little carelessness in the making, or the match- ing of the yarn. Good socks. Pure thread silk. Some fibre silk mixed in with pure silk. Black and cordovan, Sizes 944 to 1114 in the lot are full-fashioned; Second Floor, Old Building Some hers are seamle: OLGA COOK 25¢ to 35¢ Cotton Socks—for 18¢ pair 900 pairs; light weight cotton; black, dark tan, white. Sizes 9 to 11 in one color or another. Men’s Shoes at $12.50 in every way up to the Wanamaker qualifications Tn tan and black, with welted soles, | I prima-donna ¢ “BLUSSOM-TIME" ising (by the Me; The Third Schubert Concert courtesy of Shubert) medium t The ther is of av in honor of 125th Anni ast is a combination of comfort and ¢ of birth of for men. ‘ang Schubert Others at $12.50 are of Scotch grain, in tan a ack Theraday 06 8.30 In the Auditorium Firat Gallery, New Bullding with heavy single soles and perforated toe caps Burlington Arcade Fioor, New Buliding Special purchase furniture at average 1-3 and 1-2 less By Actual Count, the Febuary FURNITURE Sale yor