The evening world. Newspaper, June 8, 1916, Page 8

INTRODUCE reason,’ is ow. al Sore Throat KOCHeG. PROMPT DENTAL. 8 THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1916. what is delaying the five-cent fare to| vice Commission to throw out a dis- BLISTERS ON HEAD EXPERT SEEKING «is? Teotangarin v0 row ost « @s-| SUBMARINE STRANDED RADWAY-& CO. , or “I didn't aay he was dishonorable,” Tam not familar endueh with I i id Willa 5 a7 wive you the said Mr, Ce-| claimed Mr. Cederstrom. rea, es , Senatn? Thompson’ "and thireommite |e“? Runs Aground, but Come prereQléatarl ’ ’ Of the Be a ratecected Tent) ton sill take Ht tp. Taleo want to} mander Hopes to Get Her Off Scalp Was Dry and Hard, Itched ’ “It haa been evident from the begin: | er titled to everything the tty raven. | Undamaged, He Reports. ‘and Ke it Burning. ning that it was tmpossible for us to] Col Williams admitted that land) wWwasHINGTON, Juno &—The sub- jeceneary, The ilrunist, Je SI g Caused Loss the de agree with Mr. Cederstrom on any- | Qa PY the BAR. Tio Meee they marina Led grounded lato yesterday | ae Brices within thelr means | of Sleep Every Night, |thing fair, ‘The reason {a almple, Mr.| churged, “from a real eatate point of |! cat Salt Pond, Hick Tatand. the] RADWAY’S READY RELIEF | pd Al —_ [Cederatrom told me once ‘I want to| view.” hut wan valuable for railroad | (iee" Sen Tens tne nce tondaye USED AS A | \Ch: . nH make my services so valuable that) 2 P°8°% Lieut. Hancock, her commander, | ¢ HEALED BYCUTICURA {charges Cederstrom = W TUN aa bt SNe OEBer GOmpORETION Will] QURTNEY ANNOUNCES telegraphed she apparently was un LINIMENT FOR | i SOAP AND OINTMENT | Costing City Many Thou- Lala d ad bets Mal Gi C hor off to-day. iNeuratgia, “Grip, “Coldee Bore “Throat” | ammeepasemes sands by Opposing Him. ae ane cannes OF dives HIS RETIREMENT , has cost the elty hundreds of thou- ey five months of typhoid fever my | eands of dollars every year. We have eee | all cote out. My salp was dry and ry “4 ie pee o en Jete 7 c| y ‘. | Apt wah bn tetnten of Hines | OCT S oy caine able to agree with him on | Veteran Coach of Cornell Says He ead. M cl “4 i ‘ eae mere enc) coe Honiton Thomdpeon turned to Ceaor.| HaS Directed a Crew for the could hardly endure tt, and iW ouldn’t Work for B. R. T.latrom, whose blue eyes were glaring Last Time From a Launch. | Thad to wear acap both dsy | Under Any Circumstances, [nto the eves of Col. Wiliams stand-| poyoiKEEPSIE, N.Y. June 8.—| ‘ Gnd sight to Heap from | ing a few fest away, and asked him Established 1560, . , * Charles F. Courtney, coach of the . Sat OF lheso every roy a Cederstrom Says. if he cared to repiy to Col, Williams's | Cornet! University rowing crews for 5 h Si W ~ | “T apent dollar after dollar. eae 4 e many years, announced to-day his re- | 125t treet, est j Then 1 tisd 9 fron sample | ‘The Thompson Committes to-day| “In the first place," sald Coder- , tirement from active duty In that ca- | ity. \ “I have coached for the last time from a launch, and my work in the future will be, if any v all, to act in an advisory capacity,” he said, Ir. Courtney. made this announce- ment after consulting with a phy fan here, His friends declare that it is a question whether he will re- main in charge of the Cornell crews until the day of the Intercollegiate regatta. He has been if the Cornell launch only once since the crews have been training on the Hudson for this of Cuticura Boap and Gintment and then | ae more, and after using three es of Curtcura Ointment with the Cuth strom, “I cannot recall having ever sald such a thing as the remark he ac- | cuses mo of, and I don't see how Mr. Williams could make such an accusa- tion. I should not care to work for a railroad (addressing Williams), and your Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com- pany is the Iast thing in the world I would care to be connected with Service Commission, | There hasn't been one proposition submitted by your company that ts | rensonable. T am willing to sit here jand be cross-examined by you on every case in the record. Take tho right of way for tho subway tracks |—not the ownership of the ground, |but the cut for three blocks through |Thirty-elghth Street. You claimed $160,000 for that. T allowed $50,000. | | You got $150,000 from the Public Ser- | | vice Commiasion.” “It was worth it beran to inquire why people cannot eo from New York to Coney Island ‘eure Soap my head was healed. I now | ¢,, lckel, The five-cont fa ise © One bend of halt and my ocaipig | °" % MCHC. = The Bve-cent Care is Clear.” (Signed) Miss Erva Burleson, 36 | (ue under the provisions of the dual Seneca St., Hornell, N. Y., Aug. 28,1915. | contract, but something seams to hava Sample Each Free by Mall | °*'°""! '\* operation indefinitely. Counsel Frank Moss asked Sis- ‘S With 32-p. Skin Book on request. _Ad- | shund Cedereiteth, real estate anseet Gress postcard “Cuticura, Dept. T, Bese » the Pabite “ ten.” Sold throughout the worl vs _ SOF The Greatest Player "Piano Value on the Market This is the consen: f opinion of every one who has seen our new 1916 model Walters Player Piano. It is far superior to instru- ments offered elsewhere at much higher prices. We challenge com- parison, and urgently request you to call and judge for yourself the extraordinary value we are offerin; Our New and Unrivalled Tri-Solo Melodist « Yres& | 88-Note Player Piano ‘entra S3QS (wos) [Up to*40.00 Tailored Suits Your Choice $] 500 Wool Poplins, Taffetas, Gabardines and Men’s Wear Serges in Navy, Black, Rookie, Green, Plain and Fancy Checks; some among them copies of Imported Models; Sizes 16 years to 40 bust. year's race, and on that occasion he was accompanied by a nurse and was unable to use the megaphone because of the effect on bis head. He frac- tured his skull on Regatta Day last year and has since been under @ physician's care. WALL STREET. Uptown Store Downtown Store 3rd Av. & 121stSt. | Park Row & Chatham Sq. = @=— NEW YORK NEWARK Maths —————— We didn't make | SS f |a penny. Wo got stuck"—— Col eo 7 Williams interrupted, Pree ab erery rat A’' SQUARE DEAL ; On Terms of $2 a Week y Bang! went the gavel. Lichadhetdn Led gMI Lilt sop ets a \ (Prin isda va RUC Rluuis ‘Ball Cibuiae aad) “Do not interrupt the witness!” op.| #Peciaites in early part of the morn- 6TH AVENUE COR. 21ST STR. \ Price includes a beautiful Music Roll Cabinet and y dered Senator Thompson, Le ited Sua and oe ba ae | e y Bench to match, a Cover, 12 Rolls of music of your 5) It looked for a minute as if there Sruacmsaniters cae aul tikes | bq | own selection, and free delivery to your home. \j would bo @ clash. Col. Williams and | ea eae nos Central, On- Annual ] e oe a e Vj \ his counsel, George Yeomans, both| Pe western, led by Reading, ad- | Busing the value of a Player Piano upon the cost of its manufac \l 6 shouted, but the Chairman's gavel| W"° sigs Hrait || White: ideas. vary: Gearee=plbniy Ware—Bought: before ie ‘seisat” ture—plus the cost of selling it—plus a legitimate profit—we justify BIN it vanced over a point. United Fru! ite Shoes very plenty 8 : hig our claim that the Walters is the Greatest Player Piano Value on BM . Beet tama ur gained 2 3-4 to 169 1-2. Coppers de- | Low and high shoes; 50 styles. | Button and lace at a saving of | POA the Market. . “| j aa to Mee Conerserea's atieeed mee | clined. Kennecott lost th. Local F Ue edhe all Nj: Facts which substantiate our claim: \ pis ‘ | tractions were active and strong. - 2 We have the largest output of any one piano factory in New ’ ° mark that he wanted the B. 1t. 7. to] rine stocks advanced on active buy- Fashion Leaders! York; therefore the per cent cost of manufacture ia dis AN} ’ ont louc our VINES ||| B20 nim at $20,000 & year. ing, the preferred to 9%, up 2% points SEU RIEGRER| tributed over the greatest number of pianos, making thy EN] The Colonel said Mr. Codarstrom! above the evrlier low. Mexican Oil GST Wary, role: coe Gun cost of production of each piano leas than the cost of an, BRO B Cc di made it “in @ conversational tono” at | and American Smelters lost 1%. Rail- calf) white washable | kid: ule pete fact , Pi d Pl Pi My combination a uy on Credit ring etre the ule “Service, Way AE ana erneon Heenan alte Ue eat apoure eo ome ci oere tea esha Ste. " : year and @ halt with periods of activity in a few stocks. i cost and the middleman’s profit, which means a tre- BAY Why disturb the little nest egg you have put away, when you ago. U, 8. Smelting resumed its rise, sell: aay mendous saving. YJ can get all the home things you want on such liberal terms that J) "This man Cedaratrom made ing, at 9). Cilesidieey goa rule cased Samper wine ‘Kid. uppers house in thie community, therefore our selling cost the EN (? F "| ! oO 01 10 at . 2 é at id house in commui Ue erefore our sei 9 cost is GI 4 4 bead Gh pay oe of soe earnings in amounts 80 small that you'll lenvertion.” ld MA Mem te Cal oft from onsiles High cibeed cttye cons | alla tapadt: V soiled bail wtaivg.’ Williams. “Did you make any chargo | “0°78? : We pay no commissions to teachers or professional musi- FNJ When you pay cash down for home things, you gain no material to the Publio Service Commission Closing Quotations. | (BORG meine \ 5 advantace, so why not buy on credit as millions of others do? against him?” With net changes from proviows closing, wt splgies : bth ; yy You will find in our two big stores the widest variety to choose “N-no,"" Willlama admitted. naan doug ate, We ae Ht ae All the expense we save goes direct to you. Hy from—the highest quality of goods and prices so low they will “Why not?” Am Agr Chea » = 1 ‘ surprise you——yet we give you a year and a half to pay. “On, I didn't think it worth while,” | Au: Beet Soar Wh Se rg rc 3 NEY 0} Our New Style “F” Walters Piano Nj ‘ There’ ‘ |eaid Williams jauntily Aan. Coe “radu wood see f 1 The Best Piano Built to Sell at Nj ‘sno red tape to op ning an account. We glad trust you. “Did Judge McCall put Cederstrom w* sis Sag) A Square Deal Means Ri Ny ae come and select the things you want and we'll send on trial?” Hy ne — 3] © No Int N) No Ext LY] ne at once and give you a year and a half to pay. \ | “No.” th HR+ 3! Quality and Service No interest f DO ERELGS Sy 0 t ii is | “Didn't the Public Service Commis- Be 8s + The woman of fastidious tastes will find McDonald's crea- 7 pen Saturday Evenings owperthuaity Sond sion beg Mr. Cederetrom to come Wes NES Weetacnie and origiiet CUT BOOTS of white washable On Terms of $1.00 a Week ; espe piesa won and didn't i a3 : Kid, anew buck, Ivory and gray Kid: Price includes Stocl, Cover and Free Delivery. r +3 able Kid Pumps, all reduced to | “I-er~belleve it did," watd Col. | Williams, looking unhappier. | “WH you make charges against Mr. | Cederstrom now?" | “I dont see why I should,” eaid |‘) | Willams uneasily. $ ‘Will you call on the Public Ser- Health EXCHANGE YOUR OLD PIANO for a beautitul new Walters Piano or Player Piano. We will make a liberal allowance and let you WP ay the balance at the rate of $1 per week on a Piano and §2 a week \Y ‘on a Player Piano. Upon request a representative will call. Send for our 1916 illustrated catalogue. 1 by Bs 43 i i a as bi a ‘it 4 is 78 b $3.95 BARGAIN BASEMENT SPECIALS! SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY 2 ++ [tet +++] WSS PST Sos ELLE <i sen eae igh amare oes reas OL wes SS : g 8 % 53 6 by ny 8 $ a i by % fae 3 3 % » % g x 8 8 8 erat 3 eat Sor + Ror MHORSAREACK AAD EAS REG t . {eres ‘Ke m4 ; ORT OXFORDS FOR MEN AND WOMEN, 8. . Ds EEO ————— ell built—the f may - a ite inhale “atonaton “Musie® 90k Bae & ver? Saving as) A GREAT ARRAY OF MISSES’ GRADUATION SHOES! MAN'S OWN POISON CAUSES and one Arty Chair. whi upholstered in brow: $142 50 Effo rts +s Canvas Shoes Mary Jane Pumps D ther, OUr price..........05 ves AVaviiyy ° + 2% Bites 8% to 116 4.49 | In, White «1 Payable $2.00 Weekly, red | DE vvccceccvcecs Patent | : Mer.Marine © | Metal, & A | Willbe better rewarded if you pay strictat- | Mer.-Marino if. +1 Sises 12 to 2 | RHEUMATISM SAYS LONDON DR HH The Columbia tention tothe Stomach and keepthe Liver | ai""t,3 t 3 ai oe 2.2 149 | White Nubuck . n active. You will find splendid assistancein + eu, =e white re Pumps | Hy + ’ 744 jlizen 8% to totieat 149 | al eteor, ‘onier | re at tra. 1.95 eer : A i 6 igaaure, ot, musle ts now srihin Suse aoa t itt Mais ty ain 38 ass 9 Ridicules Idea of Uric Acid and Meat Diet as a has) oe 17x S Y N + BOB. eee e es ee ) onal omach Bitters |: $3 Causes for Arthritis—Smashes M — | prs rah Foolish Fallacie: Sa , s Bearoom. _ furoiiure at) of all Kinds at low. 2 2 e ff plain; he ce at rece (it) YA | ti “Man poisons himself by the ab: 1 5 red al pes Hg lan pois hims ie ~|normal to every human being — it is ‘raded im at {ull price as part payment + % sorption of certain substances that|the end i ‘ Se Rugs and Carpets F gp ty Y OUR IDI E shoud be elimiaated = this Ws theloce “timer inet elie “i p fing ju oR . hind + cause of so much rheumatism accord-|cribed to it, Experiments have proven cr By 2190°T| fre Benias) 3035 THIRD AE ae ing to Dr, Lane, » London physician.” | that many people have a tremendous tH ogre eee t 3 So suid W. A, Varney. He continued: excess of uric acid and never hee xi WHY DON'T You t 3 pain or ache, “While thetmatics have | * + $ no more nm the average accordin, rat! . ‘ho +R ak >. to exercise, etc, 1d 5-Piece Bathroom Outfit Se sa t 3 Make It Produce Good isms i at rs FURNISH YOUR}|*=: 7 f ‘i colts Mam, bos, done Heavily Nickel | resale ‘¢8 Bete Music. Install the they not only. disturb. the’ stomeck Fee eee ttscth | SPECIAL] *i"taving, Sewing. aie. Bi Free. Joe byt often teh te relieve the pain or Combination 7 90 th Piece ] acer guar contain ‘something that relieves the tke fen: | $1.19 Canister Set We saan, ala Cham FLEXOTONE Pa tetrad tind {Bath soap Dish: 9c c mat tent. on ‘preferred ‘and 1 per cent, ‘on ELECTRELLE such medicine, a Our Housefurnishing Department with me omalt’ ahd Tae soraumey, BAIS Eyre Tule 8 10 Boek on the a et rnd of preparations 1 t rear mal rt “ > f e198 n the cet b do emember Is a Complete Store in Itself, !Canisteya ""ilack iabanned™ tinlah, ics "UE. cchagilon Guar PIANO PLAYER of ever seeing anything ‘about the: |terly dividend of $2.50 and $3.60 ext i nee ae ia iheumatiom KS thy COWPERTHWAIT & Sons | per share ee The great classics, light operas, fine dinete 5 law seannrne OM ag th | 4 Champion Copper Co. dectared dance music—all will be i vi ( er cel share, k at your instant ar-ne-sis is the one remedy thai “Oldest Furniture House in America,” wield th dividends since ‘Feb. 21, 1916 eanand mental theta taal “ie the fcc e try erything else. No cl; American Coal Products Co,.—Regular , SEY is made that a bottle or t i quarterly dividend of 1M per cent on Why waste the good in your piano? W. A. VARNEY the disease, bi ‘t peepee ey ‘ July 1 to stock of record June 20 Music will make your Summer enjoyable. tinm of the joints, and T mean chronic} if you keep at it, , | iB | arthritis, pave been + bed during i Know, what Var-ne-sis bas accom. 4 | the past few y. The old idea of | plished where the joints were swolle, Downtown Store: 193-205 Park Row CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN e nents eeaildag® sheumatam: is Mdious frome ebalky rete ai hea rent ‘Gub" Stat, and Chatham So. MARKET, rice 260 lous—think of the tnrge number of| Var-ne-sis has accomplished tor dra taal tua ae Stenal holieias al walnaacy WHAT. ri vegetarians that fitter from rhenma-| joints so that they creaked when KO Mined ie The World, witt re weet uty ORT High, low Clone, cae " ETEL » 2 tism—theve people never eat meat,|ing up or down stairs, 1 know what ie ee CE RR a SOMPSATELY ENSTANEED Lfraetedlas *seiitieny “ee sttanete| raeste oat sewomplisied tor asta] " CORN, 0 onfines rhe! Soe Berens, Fouteet Pau To siceatas Convenient Terms of Payment |ment free diet for a long time —an|chuits, It" har made every’ on tt ‘ Gre ote setleas cee vaio | much so that they became weak and| theac ‘people well and should dor the ner 38th St amd roadway WON Bove did not have sufficient atrength to as World's Harlem Weat 125th St, Brooklyn Offtee, following the Qdvertizemeah fon Sty Brooklyn, for 30 days printing of KNAB Ag Kenyon In Sth Ave. at 39th St. CHICAGO, the of Tow , the nomir A. B Cy night by ‘alled Home, June & Senator Kenyon campaign for | akue, Senator was called home last Llness in his family, WAREROOMS lfight the disease, just as soon an |they began to eat meat once a day | they began to improve and with the of Var-ne-nis were well in a short time.” | The old ides of uric acid has been lexploded, as uric acid is perfectly same for you, Send to W. A, Varney, Lynn, Maas. for the Journal for Rheumuatics, It's ree, I want every rheumatlo in thi to go Immediately Lgget py Hegeman’s and all relinble druggists and get Var-nossis,—Advt,