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192 Boerum st 176 Naweau Bt, sent to me, among others from Bt eedt g To Neveeg.' mothers who are anxious to have | ise india Bt 67 Osborn Bi their ohildren sent away to the/ Pinshing Ave. ¢ ve. ‘ More Happiness Than Suffering f more rapidly, demonstrates what a Henry at William Pres 8 Hoyt Bt , . very splendid and noble work you| iy supgion Ave eyo kay's Co ce Pyne | have inaugurated in securing a place |27 Columbia Place y untry Place for . yee hag Recreation Committee. to send theg@ children, There is no QUEEN: Prompect Bt. On Evening World Island Refuge ag | An outdoor danctng festival will be held ey = se a 7 woman wonderful service by ih Ave., ett 11eth " * A fe of th ti oy ‘ taking care pf her child and building in mond TiN, Le thiand Surdens of Clarence H, Meckay's e patrones | it up to be a healthy little youngster. Teg Gnderdonie Ave. country home, Harbor Hill, at Roslyn, L. Mrs. Willard Wee a Serabee an Sears, Ab 1, next Monday evening, to ald the sum- | C Cary Rumeey, ir RICHMOND, far back as 1914, I have been advo-| ou nay gt, staple 98 Park mer work of the New York City Recre- cating a place for the care of whoop-| ton, 8, I Richmond, ation Committee, of which Mra, Frank ing cough children, realizing the! Children under three years of age] A. V1 themselves, but to others in their tm-] mediate family and in the neighbor-| Wednesdays and Saturdays following hood. Being compelled to remain in|resistration, physicians will call OD) shorry« and the Rits Carlton, hot, stuffy tenements and mingling|the little patients at their homes and] Miss Katherine Mackay is Chafrman Peels ls te end do me a decide upon thelr removal to the alienate Committee, which others, rougt heir coughing an ire, ‘*. other actions they readily spread the health-giving island. It 1s requested} Goodhue Livingston jr., Mra. Aliston disease,” by Dr. J. L. Blumenthal, acting Di- | Fl “About 1914 or 1915 T personally|rector of the Bureau of Child Hy-| Tower, Mra. Skiddy’ von How quarters. on: the eighth and tenth searched the city over for a place tolgiene, that mothers seeking registra-| William Preston and the Misses Ellin] floors of the Grand Central Pal Col tion of their, children do not take | Mackay, Joan Whitney, Barbara Whit-| George recently appointed Di them to the stations, as this would|2e% Muriel Vanderbilt, Adele and Vir-| trict Manager, announced yesterday. be a sure means of spreading the in-| *M!* Ryan, Evelyn and Florence Loew,| Work has been started on the instalia- P. Satterwhite. NEW SOLDINRS’ DISPENSARY. which these tots could be takpn daily for convalescent care. At that time I thought I had found a splendid where it seemed to me that a good-|the afflicted child fill out the blank sized scow could readily have been|printed on this page and send It to moored, the deck fitted up as a play-|Dr. Blumenthal at the office of the ground with sand. piles, swings, &c.,JDepartment of Health, No. 505 Pearl and an awning placed above it to pro-| Street, New York City. teect mothers and children from the -—— sun. Unfortunately, however, FOUND DEAD WITH our, plan was not thought feasibl Paul Halbgod, forty-eight, a me- money for the work was not -lchanic, was found dead or ted in a able, and the matter was, th +] furnished room at No. 1804 Metropolitan chopped Avenue, Middle Village, Queens, last vow, vever, you have found a is RR ane Help “6t-obr ree night by Fred Frafford, a friend who ‘ called to go with him to a theatre. did Commissioner have succeeded in really obtaining something that will] The man was lying on his back with a be of practical value to these poor|ruzor in his hand and his throat cur. youngsters, I am sure we are all go- ing to work hard, for the success of (FF MCP Prices Make Downtown Shopping an Extravagance == i » C.F, KOCH & CO. nc 125th Street, West FUR STORAGE “% ,retsrsts cost in our own modern storage vaults on the premises. the experiment and try to make it a CLEARANCE Cousin BiBANOR WrTH 4IT permanent feature of the city work —————————[[_[_]|_]_E__—————_—— TLE “moTuer qaary ft f th fortunately AN ‘or some of those so unfortunately pe BROTHER'S AT THE PLAYGROUND FOOnNTAiN bd situated that they cannot help them- | Otibmawose selves. me the the y ( ‘Throughout sixty-nine Little Disease Victims Playing Now and Spring and Summer styles, Sensationally Priced baby welfare stations are now open datly, Sunday excepted, for the reg- If you like Ferris . : : ’ : istratl f child Pi ited for ad- lams e Enjoying Life as They’re Built Up Anew mission to the Riverside Island bulld- Hee silanes 132 Dresses — Tatteta, Satin, ae , ings. They are located at the follow- ill like th Fashion Knit, Georgette—good Candy Company s Generous Offer. ing addresses: you will like them collection Gt elves pan in 9.95 always, for the deep- cured, old-fashioned flavor is always the MANHATTAN. 5 Broome St. Mt. Morris Park Avenue A ‘Tompkins 8q. Park. Formerly $15.00 to $24.50 An unexpected and appreciated gift has just been made to The Evening}? World's Kiddie Kiub Cour Fund, which is caring for little whooping on 1 idge — 7 ss cough patients t Riverside Isl Th cig an cofae teat Ghery et Mb Er sien at same. If your butcher peace od 5 utes Ponkes, euiped Tub Silk, the United Candy Store: ‘Happiness candies that the youngsters | 27,8uttolk St 206 Radleon 8 can’t supply you, ask atin, Canton Crepe, Crepe de can possibly consume all summer. The stores have promised a stock of | ia = im t h Chine — sports and street promi: A st 0 E. 11th St. G Hester 81 us who can, od 1 'e models......... e pops’' which will make the days of the diminutive E. 11th Bt Henry St 241 E. 40th Bt 348 EB. 7ath St. 2482 Bth Ave, 205 E. 96th St. 280 10th Ave. B. 107th Bt. 114 ‘Thompeon st y st F. A. Ferris & Co., Ine., New York FERRIS 2 envied 88 Stores have generously offered us an unlimited supply for the ess Yy lidren, but Dr. Joyce holds the keys to the candy cupboard, so to speak, will permit only a certain amount to each child. Cousin Eleanor has Formerly $22.50 to $30.00 85 Dresses—street and sports models— E. 112th Bt. 234 W. it. told the kiddies what one good fairy 348 E. 824 St. 506-508 W. 47th st. has promised to send them and the| then walk south to the ferry at the] 322% Sith Si. 43 E. Asad st 19 7 5 to 29 7 5 Kiddies are now waiting cagerly for| foot of East 132d S: There you . aienx HAMS & BACON e ° “Happiness Day,"’ w heir first] will find the ferry to Riverside Island. Ee " Pe 511 B. 148th Bt. 428 EB. 133d & * . consignment of s will come,| The ferry boats run every hour, at a] 2380 Hughes Ave. 1854 Webster Ave “A little higher Formerly $32.50 to $49.75 \ fresh from the fact quarter before the hour in the morn- BROOKLYN. * ° pos ALL SALES FINAL — Third Floor ) There is much more hapiness than} ing and at a quarter past the hour in| 1413. Pitkin Ave. 869 Manhattan Ave in price—. UT! - suffering already in evidence on Riv-| the afternoon. So the way to get there| !*® Bedford Ave. 670 Manhattan Ave. erside Island, the physicians report- ing that the small patients are pro- gressing favorably and those now on the way to strength after conquering the djsease are playing as if they had never had a thing the matter with ‘them: more dollars than have already beon ‘Although the youngsters have a| Subscribed. ‘The contributions ac- few toys for their play hours, they've | \Bowledged to-day and to date are: derived little interest from waiting $10.00 ach afternoon for the ession of peeeee 10,00 ound boats. They hay i eiecle Ob isn't so difficult after all. Contributions to the fund are re+ ceived at The Evening World daily and little by little the total is rising to the desired sum. But there is need for r Where Else Can You Find Such Values? It doesn’t matter where you go, such home furnishing values as are obtainable at Pa 20 ’ Cash Spear’s cannot be duplicated elsewhere. y % Guaranteed! names of them and are a 30 Lowest-in-the- Spear Guarantees every one of these ad- The balance over a period 4 mow and then one of the nurses is| Previously acisiowiedued” oe ; 2 vertised prices to be the lowest in the City. of 3, 6, 9, 12 or even 18 pytestion to settle a disputed Identi-| © Grand total ....cserereneesn+aStI00 City Prices Besides, you have the unquestioned advan- months—as convenient. \Phe little girls on the Isla In addition to the money contri- i wn that they are beginning their| butions, the fund desires gifts of tage of 3, 6, 9, 12, oreven 18 months Credit. mothering early. They have assum othing suitable to the sick and con- the maternal attitude as it has been|Valescent little children. Also, it thrust upon them by the h who| Wants toys and games and whatever look to the girls for “mothering.” And|@ kind art is prompted to send for the little mother is not infrequently] the we re and amusement of the much younger than the “sons who| unfortun: look to her. This letter from Dr. J. L, Blumen- There has been some inquiry as to| thal, acting director of the Bu the best way to get to the island and] of child ygiene of the Health Di this route is therefore suggested as| partment, to Cousin Eleanor of the likely to prove le! ed: Take| Kiddie Klub tells what another phy- @ 188th Street cross-town car and go] sician thinks of the fun east as far as the car will take yous “My Dear Migs Schor Four-Piece Queen Anne Bedroom Suite in Amer- ican Walnut Veneer. "Consists of 42-inch Dresser, Chifforette, Bow-end Bedstead and Semi-Vanity Presnt Table. Freaks a tops of vie ae eof guaranteed Five- ply veneer with rh fpabogany interiors. (Also. with Twin Beds if Three Piece Italian Renaissance Polychrome Living Room Suite, upholstered in beautiful Mohair or Chir and Throne Chur, 169.75 desired) $169.50 Faq ae (oe Both Stores Both Stores To Register a Child With Whooping Cough For Examination and Admission to the Kiddie Klub Country Fund at Riverside Island Please fill out this blank and mail it to Dr. Blumenthal, Bureau of Child Hygiene, Department of Health, New York City Parlor Bridge Lamp Antique wrought iron standard, adjustable arm, iGinch parchment shade. Complete with wiring, $9.75 ee Both Stores Age of child...... (Not under 8 years) Name of parent...............0-.000005 IVORY ENAMEL ALL-STEEL BED, 2.inch posts, I-inch filers, ALL sizes. Now $8.45 $1.00 s Both Stores “RELIABLE” COLD STORAGE COLD STORAGE APARTMENT STYLE TOP ICER, WITH SANITARY GLASS A $18.95 Pash $34.75 Fatah 24 in, wide, 1534 in. deep, 3944 in, high. $6.95 Bargains in Cold Storage Refrigerators ‘When Dorothy plays onthe beach pat ag . : Acomfortabie day bed, easily converted into On Sale in New York Exclusively at Spear’s. ‘Herpinkynosewouldglisten a full size bed. All taetal—aatural wood See it demonstrated here tomorrow. Genuine Hoosier If it wasn't for her downy finishes, roncgym ink Serine, Cre- | Approved by the U. S. Government and leading hospitals throughout the country. White Enamel Porcelain ‘- tonne covered Cotton Mattress. Pillowand | See the models that are distinguished by a GLASS WATER TRAP. which seals the Top Kitchen Tables dead Roll to match extra inside cold air from the outaide warm sir; prevents the circulation of ice germa: keeps Aide i The kind they call—shsh, $27.00 Guh the air cold, dry and pure. Cold Storage is one of the best, and ite price is very 40-inch size, 36-inch size, listen— . #540 Leet $10.95 $9.95 (secret) Both Stores esth Slane S HYGIE Owe! ° SY; ALL LAMB'S WOOL=STERILIZED WASHABLE SOCIETY OUTDOOR . Whitney, Douglas Burden, William Chanler, C. A. Clark, John Clark, Harry DANCE FOR CHARITY ing, Worthington | Davia, “Joseph Hitchcock, Brew- Among Whooping Cough Children | ro ss "vrrae' oni | itis bE. Trete at Clarence TL, Mac ares es Pyne % Julian R. Sloane, Robert Strawbridge, Murray Taylor and Rodman Wana- maker. August Belmon . Edgerton Win- deritp is Chairman and Mra.|throp, Mra. W. Averell Harriman, Mra. damage that 1s done not only tolare not eligible for registration, On| Charles C. Rumsey Treasurer, Tickets| Henry C. Phipps, Mra. Bayard Cutting, may be obtained from Mw, Rumeey,| Mrs. Frederick Guest, | Mrs. Boge oe fourtlandt D. Barnes and Mrs. Preston Mrs. Robert Lovett, Mrs, Archi-| The United States Veterans’ Bureau Dal ellwaine jr., Mi will be moved next Saturday into Ite Shiela Burden, Constance Jenni th if what he | 4 place for them near the bridge at|fection, Registration may be made| gatharine Poner, ot Cae Steak’ cidennere 1G” oe ¢ Porter, jet P toni 129th Street and Harlem River,|by mail if the parent or guardian of | Margaret. ‘Trimble: also Comeliog Gel meaty, UP tordate dispensary in the Lambert Brothers DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY WEDDING RINGS Platinum carved Other carved rings ring $28 $16.50 up. Plain gold, $4.80 up. Brides’ Shopping Centre AME GOSSIP has it that the number of Fourth of July engagement and wedding announcements this year will shatter all records. If the demand upon Lambert Brothers for diamond engagement rings and seamless wedding rings is any indication, Dame Gossip is right. Lambert’s is the brides’ shopping centre of New York. DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS CS oe LS Fine Diamond Fine Diamond Fine Diamond _ Fine Diamond Regio Rite eet coe tae Engagement Ring Other Diamond Engagement Rings, $25 to $3,500 For the convenience of such of their cus- tomers as cannot shop today, tomorrow, Thursday or Friday, Lambert Brothers will remain open all day Saturday. Those who are leaving town for the holidays Friday night are urged to shop early not only for their convenience but to relieve the con- gestion for those who cannot leave so soon. Exact $40.00 GSA. PEED Cases, $19 up. Friends of the bride will find at Lambert Brothers’ an endless array of lasting gifts which she will ‘‘just adore.’”’ Willing clerks . will aid in the selection. @] New customers of Lambert Brothers ‘will find the prices The Lowest for the Best. VAkarat green gold bar pin, plarced and eigine turned, set Wah crs green toumndalian sc; isterec ee $10.00 Other bar pins, $6.00 to $3,500 Store open daily from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. including Saturday, July 1. Third Avenue At the Corner of 58th Street During the first five A 25% months of this year, Gain in THE WORLD gained 25% Financial in financial advertising. Advertising This gain in an impor- tant classification came through the recognition of some of the most im- portant banking houses in the country, which found in the clientele of THE WORLD an audience not alone larger in numbers than could be addressed through any other morning paper of generally accepted financial influ- ence but one that proved eager and able to give ear to the offerings of investment houses of established responsibility. The rigorous censorship established over the financial advertising pages of THE WORLD has thus received the indorsement of many of the lead- ing financial interests of this and other cities, and in a practical fashion. Financial advertisers quite rightly demand a degree of respectability in regard to their advertis- ing neighbors which will build public confidence and trust. THE WORLD tully recognizes its own responsi- bility in this respect, and the decisive gains in its tinancial advertising lineage is eloquent evidence of the sincerity of its effort to make its columns pay for the bank, or banker, or broker who uses them, MORNING SUNDAY 952,852 609,290 Annual Blatoment Audit Bureau of { GRAVURE EVENING 609,290 300,740 Ciroulations Bnding Sept, 6, 1085 =a