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THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1919. rstxowixa ijcsTrttrmoNS. (Trtm ltw Louden I'M'Ut tin,) ( Mr. Murphr (wlio, on his llrst Joy ride, has bren told an no account to speak to tho driver) P.irdon mc, nor. ANGLERS INVITE "PROS." Tl 'ii f Mil "'- -'- ' for KpfaklnK. but since ne nutniwrt uvui thoio atones, nbout 20 minute iiko, Mrs, Will llrar the CunarrratlBn "I J'lnny Trllir. The Unllcil Anglers' I-oard-, has for ers advocated and striven for coruicr vallnii of fish nnd flsherlr. Tho main Mur-rphy hu not boen In the ear. Save the Babies INFANT MORTALITY ii bmethtafr t rtohtful. Wo can hardly realise that of all the children born In civilised countries, twonty-two per conk, , or nearly ono-quartor, dlo beforo they reach ono yrar; thlrty-fwven per cent, or more than one-third, before they are Ave, and one-half before they are fifteen 1 W do not hesiute to nay thai a timely ud of Caatorla would snvo many of these precious Uvea. 'Neither do we hesitato to any that many of tbcBO Infantile deaths are occasioned by the die of narcotic preparation. Drops, tinctures and soothing syrups sold for children'-! complaint contain mora or lens opium or morphine. They are, in considerable quantities, deadly polsbns. In any quantity, Uicy stupefy, retard circulntlpn nnd lead to congestions, nickness, death. There can be no dancer in tho uso of Caa torla It it bears the nijrnaturo of Chtta. II. Fletcher jj AS it contains no opiates or narcotics of any kind. jfTJf j.Slffi'j , Oenulno Cantorta. always bear ttiri signature of dil'ictilty I'ticiiunicrril nan been to m ikn , lOmmrrclal nht,rmi,n sco that they, equally with rjiurtsmcn, are vitally In terosuyl. Anions tho Mm of llio Icmrur la to ex tend the Jurisdiction of tho Stale Con 1-rvatlon Coniml.iMnn over tho three- mile limit with u view V adequate pro- leitlon of marine snoeloi nnd the estab lishment of marine hatcheries on the linx lalamt horc. That commercial .'ishermcn nro at last wnkcnlnc U tho fact that their real Interests He In that direction l shown by recent co-operation if lou-tcr luovirnen In New Kntland A'lth the authorities In ' protecting tha ru.-tacenn by which they make their .1 vine, At tne leacue meellnc ta-nlxnt In the lulltz-r Mull. line, several bant captain ire expected to be present. Commercial lUliermen also will be welcome. . Cot William I.. Simmons win lam on blue ih 15 4 Are Invited o To The EieCTfUCAL Show' j VlalBWr At the Grand Central Palace wjiere ''The Little Servants of the Home" arc cfficjattly 'working every day except Sunday, from Wednesday, September 24th, until Saturday, October 4th, beginning each morning at clcVcn o'clock The following firms arc exhibiting many interest ing and useful applianc?s which, with the Edison - Service, aid in shop, office ' and. home efficiency Allen Sales Service, Inc. 347 Madison Avenue Alpha Electric Company 149 West 80th Street American Ironing Machine Company 70 West 45th Street . . American Bronze Products Company 25 Third Avenue Baker, It. & L., N. Y. Corp. 17 Central Park West B & K Manufacturing Co. 200 Filth Avenue , Bennaee Company, The N. Y. Appliance Co., Times Building, 42nd St Bobn, 0. 0., Electric Co. 820 Sixth Avenue . , . Branden. Hedges, McLaln, Inc. 80 Maiden Lane Brokaw, Eden Co. 69 East 42nd. Street Brooklyn Edison Co., Inc., The . 880 P earl Street, Brooklyn Buerkle. W. A., Sales Company ; 212 Livingston. Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Clements Manufacturing Co. 1472 Broadway Cockaday, L. M., & Company 2674 Bailey Avenue Commercial Electric Truck Co. of America 405 Lexington Avenue Comstock Household Service 21 East 40th Street Consolidated Telegraph and Electric Subway Co, 64 Lafayette Street Contra-Pole Electric Company 1227 Prospect Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. Cooper-Hewitt Electrical Co. Hoboken, N. J. Dayton Pump Manufacturing Co. 30 East 42nd Street Delco Electric Laboratories Co. 18 West 62nd Street Display Stage Lighting Co. 314 West 44th Street Duntly Products Co. 295 Fifth Avenue Duparquet, Hout tt Moneuse Co. 110 West 22nd Street Edison Electrical Appliance Co. 147 Wovcrly Place Electric Meter Corporation 65 Liberty Street Electrical Kecord 114 Liberty Street Electrical Review 18 Park Row Electric Storage Battery Co. 19th and Alleghany Streets, Philadelphia, Fa. Electrical Testing Laboratories East End Avenue and 80th Street Electrical World 10th Avenue and 36th Street Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Company 12 East 42nd Street Everyday Electric Magaains 2 West 45th Street Federal Sign System (electric) 627 West 43rd Street Federal Telephone St Telegraph Company Buffalo, U.Y, Fitzgerald Manufacturing Co. Torrlngton, Conn. Fox Electrical Corporation, The 119 West 42nd Street Gags Publishing Company 114 Liberty Street . General Electric Co. 120 Broadway Geyser Electric Co. Goodwill Electric Company ' 70 Fifth Avenue Guarantee Electric Products Co. 110 West 40th Street llablrabaw Electric Cable Company, Ine, 10 East 43rd Street ' ' Hamilton Beach Manufacturing Company 114 Liberty Street Hart, Wallace B. 46 East 41st Street Hartt & M orison 780 6th Avenue. Home Devices Corporation" 11 Eost:42nd Street Uooven Letter Service, Inc. 887 Fourth Avenue Hoover Suction Sweeper Co. 47 West 84th Street Hot-Flo Faucet Cprporatlon 1 1400 Broadway i, Hurley Machine Co. 161 West 42nd Street Illuminating Engineering Society 29 West 89th Street Jorgensen, John 114 Liberty Street Kimball Electrical Construction Company 42 East 23rd Street Landers, Frary & Clark 200 Fifth Avenuo Lanadcn Company, Ine, Danbury, Conn. Latham, E. B., Si Co. 660 Pearl Street Lauri-dry-ette Sales Co. 84 West 87th Street r Llghtoltef Company 669 Broadway Livingston, J., & Company 104 East 41st Street Malmln. II., Co., Inc. 261 West 19th Street Majestic Electric Development Co. 1706 Alleghany Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. Mahhattan'Electrical Supply Co. 17 Park Placo Manning, Bowman & Company 200 Fifth Avenuo Metropolitan Detroit Electric Auto Co. 20 Central Park West Metropolitan Engineering Company 36 vestry Street National Lamp Company 120 Broadway New Home Sowing Machine Company 45 East 17th Street New York Appliance Co. Times Building, 42nd Street New York Elfctrical School 39 West 17th Street New York & Queens Electric Light & Power Co. Bridge Plaza, Long Island City Nicholas Power Co. 90 Gold Street Ohio Electric Co. 145 West 46th Street Pease. Behning Company 22 East 40th Street Pittsburg Electric Specialty Company 396 Broadway Pneuvac Company Worcester, Mass. Rawson Electrical Instrument Company Cambridge, Mass. Regina Company 47 West 34th Street Royal-Eastern Electric Supply Co. 114 West 27th Street Shelton Electric Co. 16 East 42nd Street Slblcy.Pltman Electric Corp. 190 6th Avenue Sloans. W. & J. Fifth Avenue and 47th Street Stodder, E. D. 6 Prospect Street, New Rochelle, N. T.' Strauss & Company, Inc. 802 West 62nd Street Thompson, Albert Jamaica, L. I. Trl-Clty Electric Company 18 Mechanic Street, Newark, N. 3. Trusweli. Wm., & Sons 16 Cedar Street Tucker Electrical Construction Co. 114 West 80th Street United Electric Light & Power Co- The 180 Eut 16th Street U. S. Cloth Cutting Machine Ce, 414 West Broadway Viking Sign Co. 660 Seventh Avenue T Walte & Bartlett Manufacturing Co. 262 West 29th Street s Welktr Vehicle Company Grand Central Terminal Ward Vehicle Company Mount Vernon, N, Y. Western Electric Co. IDS Broadway Westlnghouae Electric & Manufacturing Co. 165 Broadway Wireless Improvement Company 47 West Street Yonkers Electric Light & Power Company Yonkern, N. Y. The New York Edison Company jilwayt at Tour Stwicc Two winners from P.-T. they cost you less! Here we picture two styles, developed by the Park-Taylor Shops. They're smart, you can see that; they're all wool, too, and fashioned on trim, clean-cut lines. No matter where you buy your clothes you can't get more than this you don't expect it. Park-Taylor gives you more we sell to you for low prices--much lower than what you pay elsewhere. Here's why: Although it costs us just as much as other clothiers to produce our garments it costs us less to sell them. That's why we can sell for less! P.-T. keep selling expenses to the minimum and keep quality high and prices low by producing all their own clothes selling from economical second-floor shops to thousands of men. $25 to $50 Master-tailoring puts the finishing touch on Park-Taylor garments and brings them into the thoroughbred class. Come to P.-T. and see "the newest styles first!"-ioa need not buy, but you will. 2nd Floor Park-Taylor 173 Broadway Entrance on Cortland. St. 1333 Rrnnrlwnv Four Convenient Shops Bet, 35th and 36th Sta. Open Evenings Until 9 P. M. Saturdays Until 10 P. M. 2nd Floor i 1551 Broadway Corner of 46th St. 149th St., Bronx Bet. Third and Bergen Ayes. til1