The evening world. Newspaper, August 8, 1916, Page 4

ee ee a Ske Company | OY SUS Belber-Fitall Bags and Suit Cases ON MONDAY, SURE Fitted with the patented PITAL That Will Re State's Pa rested wr | adjustable holder for twilet articles and Uncle Sam's Comes |" tewmer was on Tuesday etal & . GWe are now showing : Nene fe : Helber-Fitall bags in #0 dif COMING HOME? NOT YET. filet sae 4 ferent styles, and Helber tiem nike and Pitall cult cases in 6 de Officers Making Plans for seu signs, made of hand-boorded Wee ‘ aa, te GL lows Weeks wey. Drilling a grain seal, and mat eral ane sing. he gags Eyl — @ You can make the loops (@neeie!, trom : ‘ ve te I ued | - of the FITALL Adjustable assem HO-mile march of Mquadron A Ov| Chopin Puneral Maren Holder any width you wie “ea ineaday or Thursday the first of bore @ eanket with the dread record mh ol aa vodate por Bd ta tee on ae tee intantey ree roi ot of General Rumor from the © mustered in until bh York, 1 has been i on any toilet articles you want to carry — those off your bureau of specially selected | fittings, as preferred | @ Because the FITALL is | readily adjustable, it will bold one article as securely | as it will hold many, PRICES: Belber-FITALL. Bags......... $8.50 to $22.50 __Belber-FITALL Suit Cases... $8.50 to $22. 50 | ounced, will pay ont Monday and the Federal poy envelopes will arrive shortiy after Adjutant General W, Blotesbury Col BM Mowal | Sunday with Uh RIVATE ALLEN, LOST BOLDIER, 18 FOUND, Private Ramond B. Allen of the , Who strangely din Ha | urned | fom Camp Keturday night and on ae af the ot whom a general alarm was| day's work, No complaints are heard a ne | nent out yesterday, waa found in town nf the ast olen, ently suffering phyaical ¢ fried a tra legend, "V Tr q from Brownsville ment that officera and ele | regular army will reach here with the ! Federal pay roll come time next week. 7 ain ‘ Gquadren A was in setion again at Two brothers in the. Pirat and camp this morning, and the troopers|fecond Field Artillery, butt were full of ginger after their five. | reached them. Company D wa day hike, from which they returned | road to with Gen, O'Ryan and Gen, MoNair | yeaterday, In command of Major W, TK. Wright, the squadron, 300 strong, Jett last Thursday and m twenty t miles the first day out, camping at| | Sterling's ranch, On the second day | p i v ha tion of mud and. water, cor wdon Johnaton pointed out thie! of the «| shown decided in were notified And then the up until ho wae 1, squads of soldiers seouring the in every n. He is om- d by the New rk Central and half pay during bis in sor. se : =— = — = Today and Tomorrow Semi-Annual Clearance of Saks Suits for Men of Southwestern Texas will t $200,000, On top of that ‘am will send @ full month's they sloughed through a sea of mud a Ra Sa ans pay for ail hands, be aaghtek ay ee ia wiite o ne | Division Headquarters tas @ lot of —_—— ain. out o! eky row reon mules, and the cute little things | ¢y Five miles were made on that day|are being broken In to carry packs. | GUARDSMEN IN FEAR and thirty miles on Sunday, Tho| Resular mule skinners have them in OF NEW PHYSICAL TESTS start back was mado from Young's | Charke, and every time they came § camp at 6 o'clock Sunday morning reer Viuay chew tay Ware They knew they were) PL, PASO, Tex., Aug. 8.—Tho physl- and the distance of fifty-five miles they knew also they ed | car asarctin . ri Seni d Juni was covered in a little over a day and| to be “cussed” to live up to thelr tra- of National Guard eniors an uniors ditions, So they headed for toe enca here, begun to-day | a half, through rain and mud and) ei stands and the drug at t|by regular oiticers from the medical H McAllen, hen routed out, beat] corps, under strict army standards, 1s it back to in road with a hee- causing —considerab rehensl haw of defiance, Fut once they were| cre, .”, arene Rnpreneneien Use Coc ; Quard officers, inclu headed back to camp they went right] Qeupng Guard oilers i For Washing Hair || slong ike real horses going to the | seem to be particularly f hay. The discipling of a soldier camp | ye ae eee ae Leon is a wonderful thing when even mules! ino? ess halle of the MM 4 If you want to keep your hair in good] can be made tractable teens mith ch “4 jassac! ie condition, be careful what you wash it] Self-reliance of the soldier was ox-|priknde with Increasing success a, th. emplified tn the camp of the Soventh | ‘Sh’ "but the Mexican bootblacks and mpoos| when the hurrioann was apending its] newsboys who vialt the camp, They athe) fury Inst Baturday night. After the! toach Mexican aa it is spoken by the ip, makes the hair brittle, and in very | Doe had wrestled with old Horeas| bons, or what the soldlera call "prac reehat Just plain mulsified cocoanut) 224 clamped down the tents which he) tical Spanish.” Thelr method is pure- oil (whieh is gare and entirely grease-| " ie hey fe a rem for ly conversational, leas) is much better than the most ex- ‘cadee te tanotan ona peative aoap or anything else you can} roaring ‘as, and the canvas flat r shampooing, as this can't pos] on the ground. a Tajure the hair, It was the work of no time to haul Simply moisten your hair with water ay the canvas and pick up the| One or two teaspoonfuls| cots, but nary a patient was to be ‘an abundance of rich, found. There was @ round-up of the d cleanses the hai camp, and still no patients found, ly. ‘The lather rinse Two hours later the sick men were event vee every part tele of ali discovered in their own tents. Reduced from $23, $20 and $17.50—to $14 These suits are the balance of our regular stock at the former prices named—no res- ervatior's. The models, the fabrics, the designs, and all. the superiorities of cut and tailoring which made them the greatest popular suit values in New York, are un- changed. We have simply assembled them Moat soaps and prey a one too much ‘lkelt This 0. No. 1 F inten “bt Btree was struck by a nd instantly kllie the Fordham morg in one group and reduced them to $14 for a yore Bo tage ‘Thoy said that they believed in safety| many, at Play, Killed by Truck, . . dries quic 1 enly, first, and that {t was no night to be} playing in front of his home last immediate clearance, Unusually good fries aac a ry atts cndeanee | way from home. night, Max Wolter, four years old, of : choosing in sizes 42 and above WOBNg {ALL SIGNS POINT TOA LONG [iia un ‘down py gn American Ex: e ene above, f You can get mulsified cocoanut oil at STAY. Company sruck and died before ‘i most any drug store. It is very cheap] Tf anybody thinks that the ato get [Puta neour DSCs, Sease renin anol and « few ounces is enough to last) Are golng home soon, he wants to get; Bast rth Street, 6 idea out of his head, Work for|the truck driver, w Ww aryryone in the family for months.—] t)e 1°Oe been laid out all through the t ruck driver, ed charged (A Small Charge for Alterations.) Saks &Cautpany Broadway at 34th stre ONLY BRONX STORE B AUMANNS ( | 149th STREET & 3rd AVENUE = : f | am lverything forthe Home tor Cash or Credit BS B ICE P | | ind the high order to encourage fion of this healthful and ‘al “ood. The Government is spend- Ousands of dollars to urge women to save 242. (Mesa . aes $45. 98 OPEN EVERY | | ero Cone Granulated Sugar It is all cane, quick dissolv- ing and of highest sweet- ening power. Kept clean by 2 and 5 pound car- tons and 5, 10, 25 and 50 pound non-sifting bags packed at the refinery. Ask for it by name THE NEW YORK WORLD SETS THE PACE The WORLD sells 100,000 copies more in New York City each weekday than other morning newspaper. " ‘HE EVENING WORLD, TURBDAY, AUGUST 6, 1916. ‘® new crank ’ Se Dyrgainne tio vege oth item ‘The wonnet wae tn! Vet clans edndiiion whem he ont te ove We herve net bad one bint of ISLONG OVERDUE. =" te Mee Juan, Porte wae te report for) ie oeht dave We! * worried Hf ahe hed oof the Mager Produce 5 y Whe ehowld have) won @ day e tw at Coverament say WARHINOTON, Avg Fear for the Charles W. Morse, Ls Which Left Here July 17 her_ ow for Porto Rico « tue Charles W. More whieh left thie port on July 17 bound for Ban Juan, Porte Rice, Khe wer the of ber the way up an su wid to-day that the Morne | tue nal mn the Atlant been heard fram wife and litte CT. Andereon, (he chief engineer went for a pleasant vacation Their relatives do not live her it Is not known where their home ta, Children Cry for Fletcher's gee =| CASTOR The Kind You city, and @ fow yeare ago she wae sold is tne present owners, the Sugar Suse of Ones, cai nd Wie been mage wade Bo Products Company, No. 6» Wall |p re Mg you in this, terleiey” ypltatlons Hirect. Khe had been towing barges ‘ weal ote but rr ery for # long time between New York of Child ene ie 7 he ports ot 609 | ment, and her speed ts fourieon to tor Castor Ol, Pares + he bag Drove en It contains yr ‘The tug was chartered recently to plum, Morph ate ane. nrrotle ibatance, It bring up some barges from Bouth to the yards of the Staten Island Conn mpshen.T Beak sie er itee nck aed heweeas Shipbuilding Company, where new | and Dene the God, giting. ne heal healthy and. natural sleep. 4 t Experiment. and America and Carivbe What t Is CASTORIA ‘Atteen knote stroys Worms an: ys Feverishness, For m American ports, The owners sent hor thirds years it has euer' in constant use for tne roll ot tubular boilers were put in her; alas The Children’s P Friend. aft and other renova- tion ‘costing $16,000, When she lett} WA@ Kind You Hi eve i sewaye Bought Staten Island on July 17 whe was| provisione* for four months, in ex. Bears.the Signature of nectation of her bong voyage routh and back. She had ample lifeboat and liferaft equipment William C. Fincke of New York Is A her master. His wife is now in New Orleans, Chief Engineer Anderson, In Use For Over 30 Years who superintended the repairs, sent THE CERTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORE for his wife and baby to make th “Drink more liquids,”’ scientists 2s» Budweiser supplies this need. What there is in Budweiser besides Nature’s own pure water is practically all of food or tonic value—no waste matter, no bacteria, nothing harmful. What there is in the average city water besides water is harmful— bacteria, ammonia, chlorine, waste matter. Read this tableand compare: Contents say the Nutritious Extract | Mineral Substances Alcohol Free Ammonia Albuminoid Ammonia Bacteria ‘Waste Matter 0.0172% figures represent averages from Municipal Water Pe la pada ym hed, hiner Budweiser Bottled at the Brewery ANHEUSER-BUSCH, it Louls. ‘On Sale Everywhere. 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