The evening world. Newspaper, October 1, 1915, Page 11

orough appreeia je devastation that ie sald, “Mince the } ” ut 60,000 persons have FOSS URGES “DRY” PLANK. | Soe" AST FROM FRANCE, SAW WAR HORRORS awiord Tells of a 0 Turned -— © — © eemrentin GALS! LOSOF Beent bottle of Dauderine” ——_ makes hair thick, glossy | The Terrible Price Paid by eal way Men Who Didn't Know for Removes oll dandruff, sto ; lichion stain and i What They Fought fallix A woman doctors @ispassionate tne in France and fut wes told to-day by Mary t of Ne 296 New ha Hrooklyn, whe has faust ' wr rvice + Amerean Ambulance at Newt | ’ * who eee the wounded t buck from the firtna from hospitale in leg or an arm # of blind the war have be resul corded. oO that of Jean, Hater.” Dr. Crawford, who was the second woman ambulance surge | tatled on how futy in} * one of the mort woman pra Honers tn this country, On Oct, 2 he went to the A n Ambulance, which is DF 1 for wounded roldiers established in France by) Americans. For three months she served there #s an interne under Ur, Biake, the) American surgeon, and then she be- came @ resident aurgeon on the staff) lot Dr. Mignot. During her serviee of | seven months under Dr, Mignot she had charge of about fifty wounded | men each day, THE SPIRIT OF WAR AND ITS BRUTAL EFFECTS, the saddest cases is| Hut to witl tet you! RO be possessed of a head of he utiful hai oft, lustre Pet 5 wavy aud {ree ‘rom ti haeuet te tae I would rather not tell of what ts a little Danderine, | Ying done over there," she said when ry inexpensive to have | asked about the work, “The work is air and lots of it. Just| wonderful and the cases handled are ® 25 cent bottle of Knowlton’s! terribie, 1 would say nothing at all| fanderine now-—all drug stores rec-| were it not that L want to call atten- ommend it—apply a little as directed! tion to the great service that ts being and within ten minutes there will be done by Aaericans in the present an appearance of abundance Also I would like to point ness, fluffiness end an incom: fects of the war—effects that gloss and lustre, and try as you will/@@ worse than brute " r t was nerve-wracking to be there ee ipeia bingy ae ‘wil and sce those fine fellows either 5 ounded dying. And he jy about (wo weeks’ use, when | jehifully wounded or dying. you will see new bair— fine and downy | hair nd it never fails | ily and to stop falling hair at once. of wa If you want to prove how p uy soft your hair really is id ‘it has taken him| n I would think of | draw it through » Rage strand at a ti lon is @ 8 he soft, glossy and beautiful in inst | aurgieal “ea a few moments-—« delightful surprise ° in thelr re- brought 210, 221, 223, 226, 237 | 164, 166 and 168 Grand Street Smith Street Cor. Driggs Ave. BROOKLYN Cor. Wyckoff St. $125 Worth of Furniture—No China Coens No Deposit. 50c Weekly Calftonters : on $20 Worth of f for the Whole Family 5 | Ladies’ and yz | Misses’ Suits : B* | $12.98 to $30 250 & S00 Weekly Waists™ sl tars in China| $4.49 to Men’s and Youths’ Suits, wneenerions Te hed Geen we. | oot todas eenatos wore 4 our af ai. 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