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THE
EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, ATTOTT.IT , lfli.
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9 1 Sunday and HalMay
Lt. w. 1M St. 1.50! L. Liberty St. 9.00
L. Jickeon Art., Jtieey City, .17 a. a.
Atlantic City
NEXT SUNDAY
9. BO tT.W.Md St. 7.501 Liberty 11.181
Jickeon Art Irrtrr City, S.I7 a.m.
HARD COAL NO SMOKK COS FONT
Mothers Who Passed Through Twilight Sleep,
And Their Babies, Posed for The Evening World
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MULSATOES
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ATTRACTS by smart
XTL appearance, and
grows in favor by long service.
Trim inkles, clinging tops and
amooiu ui ire assured in
on
ROUND TICKET
Socks-I?
FOR MEN
All colors, three weights, in
lilk-IUIc and lustrous fibre-silk.
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int wtt wo Tfea Evening tfortd
reporter talka wu Mrs, Haaet Har
ris, ft beautiful girl with thlok, cop
per-colored kalr, ft akin Ilka porcelain
and browm eyea. She la barely twenty,
and fcar Brit ba.br, ft little eon, la Juat
ten day old. She Urea at No. Ui
Wast Oaa Knadrad and Twnty-thlrd
treat.
"OH, It ti wonderful," ana aald, her
aye ahlnlnr. "I bad no pain at all,
absolutely none. I cannot aren re
member when my baby was born. At
the beginning the doctora waited a
few minutes, to be aura that my baby
waa really coming. Then they gave
me the first Injection. After that It
la a beautiful blank. When I woke
up my baby was beside me, and even
then I had the most wonderful feel
ing of strength.
THE GREATEST MERCY TO
WOMEN.
"The vary day after my baby won
born I felt ns Btrong as I do to-day.
felt that I could get up and walk
about with no difficulty nt nil. The
'Twilight Blcop' Is the greatest
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Eves Are the Most
Delicate Nerve Ceiter
and being subjected to
fluch continuous strain!
the use of correct glasses
U absolutely necessary.
Eyas Examined Without Charge
by Registered Eya Physicians.
Perfect Rtting Glasses. 2.50 to 12
NewYorkt 184 B'way, at John St.
223 Sixth Av., 15th St.
350 Sixth Ave.,22d St.
101 Nast au.t Ann St.
17Weet42dStret.
Ireeklynt 4H Faltea St., tor. Bond Si.
22) Sixth Ave., near 15th St.
Open Stturdsy Until 6 P. M.
MRS BESSIE. BLUM AND 8ABY
I -V STANTON STREET
MRS PAULINES SONDERLIN6 AND
A,RTHUR I . SONDCRLINC. NO 3VO C
PIFTetKTH ST HEtT
Treatment by Which Painless Child Birth
Brought Peace and Strength Described From
Experience by Happy Women.
that the doctor was la the room and
I Iiear4 him aak ma how many In
jections he had given me. But I
felt only a very great drowsiness that
at the end deepened Into complete
forgetfulness. I do not know when
my baby was born. They tell me
that It was on hour beforo I re
gained full consciousness. Even then
1 felt light and strong, without the
horrible dragging exhaustion whloh
comes to the mother who Is con
lined in the ordinary way. I would
never have another child except In
the 'Twilight Sloop.'"
CASE THAT WAS NOT ABSO
LUTELY PAINLES8.
And that last assertion waa echoed
by Mrs. Paulino Sonderllng of No.
340 Hast Fifteenth street. 8h la the
mother of a ten days' old son, Ar
thur Israel, and yestorday she whs
up and dressed and visibly radiant.
Yet In her case tlio trcattnont wan
not oltocpthnr surcoanful, for It. was
not absolutely nalnlcs.s.
"llcforc tlio first Injection took ef
fect I had sumo pain," alio admitted,
"and also Just beforo tho birth of my
child. Hut it waa nothing llku so bad
ns I expected you sec, I had one baby
liefore this Injit one- What miffertnir I
I felt under the 'TwIllRht Bleep' waa
over (tuicKiy: it wosn t tho usual
raorcy to women, bringing an escopt long-drawn-out arony. And I felt ho
from mat pain we an uroau to. i weil after my little one caino. My
talked wtth a number of other women ; friends said thoy'd never dream I'd
before I went to this hospital, and ' had a baby! I'vo tried both ways, and
uad, In the familiar chorua, "All wom
en should know bout ttla "Twilight
Bleep.' "
And the doctora at the Jewish Mn
tenrlty Hospital grow mora enthusi
astic every day. "At first I waa scep
tical," ono of them admitted, "but ex.
perlcnce haa convinced me that the
value of the now treatment bi un
questionable. It will be a special sal
vation for the woman with a highly
strung, nervous temperament or a
weak heart. Bhe alone knows what
motherhood has made her suffer In the
past.
"The Jewish Maternity Hospital la
non-sectarian. Wo shall do our best
to take care of every woman who de
sires tho blessing of painless mother
hood. Tho more funds we recelvo for
the expansion of our work, the mora
of It can bo done. For the hard
working, poverty-stricken women
especially need to escape tho draining,
exhausting torture which maternity
so often means."
every one of them was enthusiastic.
And then the treatment spares one's
husband and friends so much anx
iety. I can't say enough for It.'
Another young mother. Mrs. north
Goldberg, had a similar story to tell.
Her daughter Evelyn, a first child, 1m
ten days old. Bhe lives at No. 932
Hoe, avenue, tho Bronx. An Inter
esting feature about her case is that
lor several months berore her baby's
birth she was undor tho care of a
physician, who feared sho wou'.d be
unusually 111 when her time came.
"There was no pain," sho averred.
I was conscious In a way. I knew
after this I shall always Insist on the
TwIllBht Sleep' treatment."
Mrs. Lena Frlendllch, of No. 2 East
Ono Hundred rind Ninetieth street, Is
tho mother of five children, Including
tho latest arrival, a daughter four
days old.
"It never waa like this before," sho
observed happily. "This time I had no
pain none."
"I did not suffer at all," repented
Mrs. Annie I'ezlnsky, a slender, pret
ty young woman in the next cot but
one. Bhe lives at No. 49 Rutgers
street and has a boy six days old. "It
Is wonderful, wonderful," sho contln-
DON'T RUB
YOUR CLOTHES
Use Van's Norub the self
acting washing tablet. Requires
no rubbing. Gives spotless re
sults. Order a package by
nexi wasnuay.
At dialtra fie and lOo.
inmii on in tnu
mold nn nackiM.
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writ ror fumtri.
VAN ZII.R CtV.
590 Hummlt At.,
W. HolMktn. N. J.
Painless babies are becoming more
popular every day.
Not only In New Tork City but
all over the United States prospective
mothers are appealing to tho Jewish
Maternity Hospital. No. 270 East
Uroadway, asking a chnnce to enjoy
the wonderful advantages of tho
"Twilight Sloop," the treatment by
which children are brought Into the
world with no physical suffering to
their mothera An' additional wing,
accommodating seventy paUcnts, Is to
be bulit at onco by tho hospltul direc
tors, and the list of applications Is al
ready soaring. At the Freiburg Kllnlk,.
Germany, wherethe treatment origi
nated, more than five thousand moth
ers have benefited by It in the last
few years. Now that It Is offered for
tho first time to American women In
their own country, they will doubtless
show themselves quick to profit by
their opportunity.
While a number of the painless
halites and their mothers were having
their pictures taken to-day at the hos
pital on East Broadway for the Eve
ning World, a reporter heard ample
confirmation of the success of the
scopulamln treatment from tho, pa
tients themselves.
HOW THE "TWILIGHT SLEEP" IS
OBTAINED.
Aa described In Tho Evening World,
the "Twilight Sloop," or state of semi
consciousness, Is obtained by repeated
hypodermic Injections of the drug
scopulamln, which from the very be
ginning prevents the patient from
feeling subjective pain, while In no
way interfering with the natural
prucoss of birth. According to, the
physicians, the mother, besides suf.
fering little or not at all before the
birth of her baby, Is much stronger
afterward and convalesces moro
quickly than in ordinary confinement
cases.
Hoth theso results nro Joyously ad
mitted by tho mothers. Ono of the.
MR. COLLIER'S CONDITION, lli
Onca used "Eddys" Sauca
becomes a daily habit.
Hot and cold meats, fish,
lads, etc all are Improved
by a dash of "Eddys."
DRAND
Grocers and Dell.
caiteisen Stores Sell 1 tf
It. Per Bottle iVl
MadebyE.Pritdiud.33l Spring St., N. Y.
Uoetora Think Ilia riinnrra for llr-
covrrjr Are (Ironing,
The condition of Itobert J. Collier,
the editor and sportsman, who was
brought from his Adirondack camp to
his home. No. 752 Park avenue, yeitcr-
day, unconscious from an attack of
uraemlc pnlnnnliiK, u reported to-day
to be unchanged except for occasional
apparrni struKKies to retrain conscious-m-.
Dra. McCreedy and Rogers said
that. In the absonce of any change for
the worse, their hopes for Mr. Collier's
recovery wcru Krowlng stronger day
uy ai,
A aril Invalid Falls to Death.
isasc ieuerer, seventy years old, a
sufferer from paralysis and cancer, an
Inmate of the Monteflore Home for
Chronic Invalids, ut Gun Hill road and
IlAlnbrlda-e avenue, the Bronx, fell dawn
a stairway from the second floor of that
Institution at 6 o'clock this mornlmr and
i wu a iw nours later rrom mo nock
una injuries.
2 Glared lnTraln Wreck.
FOnTOMITII. Ark., Aug. 28,-More
than ulntv.nve persons are reported
InjuroV-Jn the wreck to-day of the Kan
saa City Bouthern passonger train No. J(
Hiumuounu, near warmo city, Okla
ine smoKing car ami chair car, It
stated, went Into a ditch.
Jf r - " i -,- n-irin in n 11 r Li iu
For the Thin and Blood
less!
if Th Ulln and bloodl.u. will, ml. -h..L.
. wiuniuniir iiiti nn mum iiitcriuu
a tk rorU f Dhyaiciani and olh.r.
Wv eonotmtnr th ftffrctlveneu of ttm t..t.
u Mni r increasing th red and whIU cor-
( MIK1H or ID Wood, tliua adillnr n or anil
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USUpUttd yittm. A gain ot from tin to
Iinirir pounds la not at all unu.ua) where
i' tk treatment la rerularlv uaarl for aavnrnl
J 'tnonthe, while the color Improve almoal
j '"''from the beginning. Moat good apoihe-
j, ,oans supply it in tu rorra or tnree. grain
J.; Jiypo-nuclan tablets, put up In aealril
' ttm.mwm, nun uu.viiwn. iwi (iuiiiv v, 11
gtln aid aaalmllatlon and abaorplton of
b rood eatan very promptly. Adt.
Ma Brtra Ctiarse far It,
fliiaatlMuau ler Tk World ail be left
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lay World Wants Work
Mgaatau yarajlfUl UasrafJaVa.
OF
LITERARY NOTICE "CLEEK
SCOTLAND YARD."
"We have had a good many different
kinds of detectives 'snooping through
the book-ihctves from time to tlma,
There was the incomparable Kherlock
Holme, the redoubtable Arsenn Lupin
and other too numerous to mention.
In 'Cleek of Scotland Yard,' by Thomas
H. Hanshew, there Is a brand new kind.
About this very 'Cleek' Mr. Hanihew
once said:
" 'I never had any particular love for
the detective type of fiction, so Jt was
no uutiiral tendency which drew my
thoughts In that direction, but ror years
and years I hurt been beset by a desire
to Introduce a new type of man Into It
as the hero; In othrr words, the man of
culture, birth, gentle Instinct and high
Ideal; on who would be free from all
Irritating mannerisms, above all such
habits as those of the druir-flcnd and
his kin, and nJ clearly a creature of the
better clay that all who ran might read.
He would be a lover of flowers, of
course; I couldn't have any sympathy
with him if lie were not He would be
full of broad humanity; with high Ideal
where women were concerned; full of
charity and tenderness towurd the
merely erring, but a very tiger toward
th naturally depiaved and, behind it
all, a sharp as a needle and up to the
trick of every typo of criminal of the
great Undrworld-anywhere,' "
Till Interesting charucter, Cleek of
Scotland Yard, operates through all the
stories of the famous motion picture
detective story series, which begins In
the Magazine of next Sunday's World.
A Mesylate story eaoh waak, sVgla
aita Ua first.
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GIMBELS
Broadway and 33rd Street
Store Open Saturday Until 1230
Furniture Store ONLY Open Until 530
The Feature for Tomorrow
Brass Beds at Hsalf Price
Because we have sold so many Brass Beds during this Sale, our manufac
turers have agreed to supply us with four of our most popular styles to sell at Half
Price tomorrow.
Beds are not the only articles at Half Price tomorrow, which is the
Next to the Last Day of
This Furniture Sale With Initiatioe
Furniture for the living room, dining room, parlor, bedroom, etc., is also
shown in wide variety and marked at just Half Price in many instances. If you
visit us tomorrow you can practically
Furnish Your Home at
Half the Cost You Estimated
$30 Bed,
$15
Colonial rfy, tcilh
2-tn. poil. i
$25 Bed,
$12.50
In pctul tffexi, tritk
2-t'n. potto.
$24 Bed,
$12
With 2-tn. portt and
iquan top red.
$32 Bed,
$16
rVM 2-tn. mats onJ
lMh'n.iilTi.
Brass Beds Discontinued Patterns
At Half Price
Full size, satin, $12.60 from $25.
size, satin finish, S8 from $16.
size, bright finish, S16 from $30.
Msize, satin finish, $9 from $18.
ngle, $14.75 from $29.50.
FulTeize, 911.25 from $22.50.
size, satin, $12 from $24.
Single, $10 from $20.
size, satin, $10.50 from $21.
148 Reed Chairs From Germcuiy
Savings of 33 1-3 Per Cent
They arrived on one of the last steamers, but were too late for the summer
season. However, such dainty chairs can always find a ready place in any home.
Made of white German reed, with backs and 6eats upholstered in gay col
ored cretonnes. You would look far to find styles to excel them for bedrooms
or boudoirs. i
$3.75 instead of SB. 75
$4 from $6
$8.25 instead of $5
$3.60 instead of $5.60
$6.25 instead of $8
Ufhth floor.
Month-End Sale in Subway Store
Everything is lower in price than it has been before during the month.
Merchandise is seasonable, which comprises things needed now.
Many Excellent, Offerings, Including
Women's $2.95 and $8.95 Summer Dresses at $1 .50.
Men's and Young Men's $15 to $18 Suits at $7.75.
Women's $2.50 High Shoes, $1.35 Pair.
Subway Stora
Beginning Monday September Fair
China, Housewares, Crystals and Lamps
That this Sale will surpass our previous events may be evinced In the Advance
Exhibition now being held in a Special Salon on the Tenth Floor.
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