The evening world. Newspaper, July 27, 1916, Page 8

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Ty Cobb, Super-man, World’s Greatest “Baseball Player, Tells How Nuxated 7 lron Gave Him New Life great giant of strength and endurance says he now plays a better game) than when he was younger. er Phyalc siclan explains why taking Nuxated Iron gave such tremendous strength and vitality after ent medicines and nauseous concoctions and take simple) nuxated tron, I am convinced was so weakened and all “rundown’’—says it will that the lives of thousands of increase the strength and power of delicate, ana a IT | folks 200 per cent. in two weeks’ time. ae anak diseases wa: ag ho ore nor less thane weal ened con: ition brought | lack or iron ood Tran te abeoiutel necessary. to. en: our to change food ins, living tissue, Without tt, no | matter [how ‘much or what "you | food 2 passes without sing you don' the 3 weak, jokly ont trying to grow in a eo! oll ithe ent in Foureslt. i yf a Ag ants craing sired Next ta Ee ges, Teese ctetralmay, Gusts | ale ani ® plant on iY ihe test: astonished at tromendens ih and ondnrence. etch, 1 ao set teat Strotsea rom © reese Seek Then teat your few cents, strength nee for yourself hi ch y miisted like nuxat it to do you x may prove wor ty of iron in my blood 1 y orth five cents, Nuxa n athlete or prize fig day simply wimply by tak form, And this po} restore slrength most complica “nalt a “Century long ago ‘was near! omee me give him a prelimi- r life insurance minal fo w “eatonianed. to find him with the Ba of & boy of 20°and @ ebronic man came to condition=—-be moods a cus! pe ng behind the fy have Is the Of all strength bujlders. if would only throw Cn way pat: \iervuus runsdewa coudidous, "Che pan tase | ow far you can) You must take tron hat can be easily absorbed tron if ¥ good, than or has knew BMING WORLD, THURSDAY, yw w+ % Omsk T.C Fee e playin logg’s Toasted Corn Flakes. And these little “Indians” ceived by any other kind. It’s the flavor and freshness — the just - from - the- oven-taste—that has won them to Kellogg’s. Packed Waxtite—Look for this signature. FTER the Little Chiefs are over with g Indian—they love to meet the Big Chief of Children’s Foods—Kel- can’t be de- 455859 —<8 00085 = III P< ib iiihy | | Hudson River Day Line The best way to see the beauties of Ameri river, Four fast steamers, built and o; for daylight pacsenger traffic—the New York and Albany Etcamer | Washington mye" or "s most famous ted exclusively ideal route between Hendrick Wudson' leaves dnily except oA. M 20th Bt. Newburuh Albany, All through 40 A. Mo: W. 424 10.80 A. M., for Poughkespale’ and rewura. Music. restaurant AFTERNOON BOAT eh jit." ast ee eet wilt 2 Ieayin fopher , okets ‘ioMy, Tickets interchangeable with ‘Trolley eomnectlon’ er om Tl w i Leeds ___ EXCURBIONS. 5.80 P.M. E, 24th St. 30 mi later, FORDHAM %| LAW SCHOOL FMOM AUGUST 18T, | Um Woolworth Bullding 133 #*way. HELP WANTED—MALE, NU MEN” Letweon “the sass ot 18 wONe tasks tg Sten > Diamonds on Credit My i7™, MERICAN WATCH & edetond 6 ti on Agent cal 1 and “to the first line of the i 26. 23d ot. Now aiden Lane, Tel ip Makers aud pol q 2 Geeman iver “hoiowware; ‘also ultra end finisher of HE Sunday World's Want Directory makes more “Offers of Posi- tions’’ than any other two mediums in the universe, ‘Wotld KEANSBURG, N.J.fes't aay Pup PSCC SCE Ba hal EDUCATIONAL, INSTRUCTION, ac UNIVERSITY ae ae ft famttines eran alta = STEAMBOATS. Un “Sunday Excursions To NEW HAVEN Str. RICHARD PECK Leave Pier 28, E. i, rad Root of Kaat did Nien. tet L BAIL ON L. 1, SOUND, T THE CITY OF ELMS, CHILDREN, 73 CENTS. ROOM—LUNCH COUNTER, a tine senvice, TICKETS LIMITED, ALE UNLY At Pinks oN THE Bay’ or exCURSIONS. TheNew EnglandSteamship Co. Delightful Sunday Outings STEAMER CITY OF LOWELL To Bridgeport 1a, Foot Houston st., N, B., 10. Fulton Bt., North River, Return, Ly. Bridgeport, Due New York, #ier 14, N. R., | A Cool and Comfortable Ball en L, 1. Sound. ‘Dining Hoom—Luach Counter. WALL KIVER LINK SERVICE, Tickets, 81.00, Children, 60 Conte. ‘Tickets limited, On sale only at Piers om day of Kxcuriouan TheNewEnglandSteamshipCo. THE OHILD: BEAR MOUNTAIN. and et pot LAKE 9.15 Sir-"Roredale” i's fat Saturday p Phat Trip Leaning Haute 1.80, W, 182d St. 2.00 8. No : MEisley so comers Go ‘TAURUS i | rich, dark colorings with mys- A THE OCKAN. Sr ADAY DA THE OCEAN. 08 Ly, a es Wor Highlands Seabright, Leng Breas ay uy ark and Osean pure, eekciays, Len 45, Wants Work Wonders, || ever so sheer, it is yet a veil. | fascinating Cascade Veil Bon- charming. , Regularly. ] tee 835.50 $40.50 Went Wiktons 49.50 59.50 and 65.00 Kigolow Wilton > 1.00 Hartford Baxeny. 9.50 || man will find at the last minute that he can't find his Iz || borders. | A Jaunty Autumn Millinery Mode | The Cascade Veil Bonnet Hat || hint the beauties of Autumn's | with a drooping. veil —who || A filmy, inky blue veil with pu pe thread motif. ne | Clearing Men’s Fancy Suits At $12.50, $14.75 & $18.50 | When we ask a man $15 to $25 for a Suit he | can bank on the fact that he is getting 100% value, and a little bit more, as compared with Suits sellirlg elsewhere at the-same prices. So when we CUT the prices of our Summer Suits, as |) we have in this instance, he gets from 416 to 13304 OF i VALUE for his money. | Well-made, cool, good slooking Suits, these are, the | $14.75 lot in particular naving been enriched by some fine | light-colored Suits that were until now in the $18.50 range, Other Good Summer Things Norfolk Suits, $15. Two-Piece Suits: Of white flannel, $16.50; of mohair, flannel or cassimere, $9.85) of Palm Beach Cloth, $5.95 to $7.95. Gray Flannel Trousers, $2.96; white, $3.75 to $5.95. Becond floor, Shop, Kast Men’s Straws — Half Now or Less Just when a man's Straw Hat is in the sere and yellow, comes this new dispensation, at half the price he paid but |) a few weeks before. Every Abraham and Straus Straw Hat is involved in the Clearance—and mighty good they are: utiding. 98c, from $1.50 and $1.95 $5 and $6 South American $1.50, from $2.50 Panamas at $3.95 $1.95, from $3 $8 South American Panamas $3.50 Panamas, at $2.50 at $5.95 Burwet floor, Men's Shop, East Bullding, Men Who Still Have to Buy Their New Bathing Suits When it comes to starting off on vacations, Healy a ast year’s Bathing Suit. Here is his salvation—a fine stock, conveniently arranged at the Fulton Street entrance of the Men's Store, for quick choosing. A great variety—one of the best in Greater New York—of one and two-piece Bathing Suits, including the | favorite “California,” in plain colors and with striped Colors are $1.98 to $4.95 Btreet floor, West Building, In the New ‘‘Ink Shades’’ Inky purple’or inky blu— terious lights and depths in the satiny panne velvet, that bounties. And the charm that goes | does not know it? Half re- vealing, half concealing; be it At least a dozen of these net Hats have come in for the || well-dressed woman who is || always a wee bit ahead of the | mode. Each is differently “Little Major’’ Of inky blue panne velvet, witha an iridescent bead cogarde. them has been priced Many others; and not o1 over $7.95. } RUrarLEeS fast and the qualities are, in || | each case, remarkably good at the price, Messanine floor, Kast Building Rugs for Large Rooms In the Midsummer Sale Big sizes or little—the assortment of fine domestic Rugs in this Floorcovering event is very liberal. As an instance, we give here the sale prices and the regu- lar prices of Rugs of standard well-known makes in the most important room sizes. 9x15 Ft. Rugs i + $36.50 46.50 Mittens, 5 + Se $59.60 ana “89:60 || 1014x1314 Ft. Ru 8 14x1314 1g ins: Reames Col #3330 $44.5 61.6 Regularly, || Wiltone Beo0 $66.50 and 48.00 || Gullatens 65. 00.00 || 937.50 Ht Insters : bas Mittens . 58.50 75.00 Guiistans 69.50 100,00 i