The evening world. Newspaper, August 31, 1916, Page 8

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Onur enueey not *)l reduce you Bpeom alte are fe he Lege etres “ ” connary ae tt ie the hot water « eames. whlch reduce None of these he hep you very much without ener joe end von-fattening det ] GLUTEN BREAD — MABEL K writes: "Will you please publish the riggs oat oe swears eed Let every one, then, take thie - ‘cause of precaution combinant ot fovde is |formula fur gluten bread with 4 common cal clean the meee: Put ° oF eam peat) econ oh baighe- othe We a know that most ¢ ate ant please rapes of warm water. Bprey disordere, and, inderd, many » ule Sind tell up nace | OP**, OPle6 from wuperaciiity, and | eauee of || should be removed. throw faltnyle die, leas foods of ail kin iw Arinking and daily « |IKING POLICEMEN SAVE | | COUPLE LOST IN WOODS! than through drug med Jat best brings only very temporary Put Them Up in Camp for Night relief, and in time stimulates the and Started Them Home Organs to secrete a greater ain Nest Morin ex orning. | wnt | of acid | It tm alwaye a good plan for every one to take a glass or two of water | before breakfast and just before re sner Wooda to-day sage from Lieut Police Com received @ Michael A in charge of the i , tiring % . ine 9 ‘our Shae, cornet De Letters From Readers. horse h i pT ROUGE—MADGN KR. asks: “wir! Mair that the Journey to Mariborou, Yes t ey eat t as & ie you please « Veral formulas for| MAd been accomplished without dim sehen spread on bread Al Druggists and |v F | culty | w i ne nw 1 want @ harmless Aino) rhe ttle army in going through bes ote What causes pulis Under) 1 Haid Knowles Mountaina, near | fio ile. hoy Asta Tet ore ee eeeo bee 4 r Muton, met Lawrence J. Lorin and a hungry boy begins to rob the pantry, it's only because Bs Taney) Sie Ci OUNCE Nise Loulne Ahrens, both of King the taste has med: 4 had trouble with their . who h v { | t of fact, 0 corked bottle » y! he finest dress- “inerar two cups Th iia pare wua| Wale Cryian Wo maake Chale wey out and 1s keeps its creamy consistency, ach lal a is pure and) oe the woods on foot, They were Th , Me s-oummer | . es 01 Mayonnaise does at times. And just My nearly exhausted. ey r) a Halve Rouge (for cheeks, lips and| "TY Dolce pitched camp and t the mier Food Products, it's made only of the nails): Melt together cocoa butter) Jost couple were made comfortal and a little aweot almond oil over warm) till next morning when they we started for home, water, Remove from heat, whip hard Senator Rose met the delegation at and add enough powdered carmine to! yariborough and was their host at color desired shade. Perfume to suit.| dinner. a Vegetable Rouge: Wash, dry and s grate several frosh beots and mix the} KEANSBURG GETS READY. juice with carbonate of magnesia to 2 tveal wilt the desired tint. Cover with gauze) Mtsht-Day Carntve and set in the sun to dry out. It will ioe eeahtel i Keansburg, N. J., ts all ready for the reception of the great crowd which is then be powde: Puffs under the eyes show lowered | expected to attend the coronation cere- vitality, kidney trouble and _some| monies which will open the annual car- times indicate heart trouble. To re-|nival to-morrow night. Charles Scerbo move them find the cause first, as and Miss Lillian Gordon, both of Man- purest materials. It's “the kind that’ Just try one bottle and see for yourself Your v wells is —a large botwe ase. Remember: If you don't like Pres mier Salad Dre: turn it and get NIAGARA ALLS LABOR DAY TI. ROUND TRIP Start 5oo0nbbosooooO4 PO SOES-SGOSOO6 F006 04909004 ‘28th St. @ 1h Ave, New Yees UC alll local applications will not bring re- Hef. Get much rest and live an out- door life. Drink neither tea, coffee nor alcoholics and avoid eating red! meats, if kidney trouble exists: drink jarge amount of water, It consult a physician befo: ta any treatment for puffiness under the eyes, Good on all trains, in- cluding the famous BLACK DIAMOND No change of cars—day or night. Styes are boils which occur on the margin of the eyelid. A disordered system may cause them or lack of vital resistence on the part of the he eyelid, This ence inay be due hin turn may be due to over use of the eyes, The eyes should be examined and rested and attention given to correcting any stomach disorde: To remove a stye, bathe it in very hot water, when it first appears, and then apply a hot poultice of bread and milk to bring it to a head. Then open it with a small needle, previou ¥ dipped tn hot water, and next touc the spot with a puff of cotton, dipped in peroxide of hydrogen and wrapped around a tooth pick. Do not allow any of it to get into the eye. HANDS AND | MRS. L. H. ask: Deedle, Deedle, Cracker Jack, my son John Went to bed with his trousers on; Pretty wise boy, he says so himself, He knew there was Cracker Jack out on the shelf. EY OO VO ee ee vwvyvry Y YY Y red VS ae err! v > > > id , > 7 > > ’ » > i i » ‘4 . 12 i , y i 4 1 4 rT 4 4 ¢ ¢ be [os f = A Good Stomach Means Good Health your stomach healthy and tuvariably your body will be healthy. A good stomach makes good diges- tion, good blood, good SLEEPY.— In the Triple Proof Package that keeps out moisture, germs and dust. all Ty fiat) ok Cracker Jack The more you eat, the more you want Poor circulation and weak nerves cause this condition. Exercises and nourishing foods will belp you. Hot baths are reducing and stimulating. ‘The tepid bath is restful and best for thin women. | CONSTIPATING FdoDs8 — MRB. GERTRUDE M. asks: “Are peanuts and raising constipating' No, Ralsins are mildly laxative. COLD SITZ BATHS—EDITH R writes: “Will sitz baths help to cure constipation ?” They will help some, but I have atedly told readers that exer- for trunk muscles, coplous water drinking, bran products, fruits and green Vegetables are the only per- manent cure TWITCHING--MRS. M. K, asks: “What causes my legs and arms to st lating the flow Thousands ha ‘one of the most reliable of tion. Easily retained emash, even when liquids are re: wocaret ind why so many All the boys and girls and grown-ups are getting wise—everywhere folks like the delicious combination of peanuts, popcorn and molasses candy with the natural color and flavor. There’s more nourishment in Cracker Jack than in such daily necessities as milk, eggs, beef- steak, etc. That makes it both a delicious confection and wholesome food. in all cases of Infantile Paralysis. The United States Government reco: the use of Chlorinated Lime as a most effective and eco- nomical germ killer and deodorant. Disinfectants must be fresh to be effective. Thousands of grocers and druggists have just received a fresh supply of Acme Chlorinated Lime. Do not accept substitutes which may be stale and worthless, Protect your home—eprinkleAcme Lime daily in your toflet bowl, gar- . bage can, kitchen sink, cellar, etc. Made in the finest and largest candy factory .—untouched by hands. Packed so that it's always good and fresh when opened. Write for the Cracker Jack Riddle Book. Sent free on request. Address Dept. A. RUECKHEIM BROS. & ECKSTEIN, Inc. Brooklyn, New York Bush Terminal Building No. 20 Angelus Marshmallows melt in the mouth. Three tlavors— mint, white, strawberry. 10 cents a package, Try them. Clothes fo Cool evening already a number of men ha Fall Suite, over § dozen st Top Coate Rain Coate And the man whose mind save money by spending it in Three-piece Suits at Two-piece Suits at All regular sizes stouts, stall ar shorts and longs now, ever Top Coats will feel right bet a buying a Suit will naturally tend toward Suits, Top Coats and Rain Coats Pam Beach Coats and Trousers, best M.ke, $1.09 Store Closes at 5 P. M. Friday and at Noon Saturday r Fall Wea if the days are still warm, e man now Fall wear, Fall ming in daily, and their selections re long ve mie $15 to $30 $14.75 10 $26.50 $6.75 (0 $25.00 weights can $12.50, $14 4s, $18.50 $7.50 to $15.00 the assortment well as a few and 98c, This is the final ¢ Straw Hats. They must go M A splendid cap to wear on your Each box contains fifty grant, smooth-smoking Cig¢ Tampa, Florida. You may rest assured this offer is duplicated. At Remarkab day noon for the last holiday read this carefully. are striking, you wonder how | and reduced. Look over the following list. Sui retain some of the money you will | you buy elsewhere. Women’s Handy Size Fitted Bags, Worth $9.50, but Marked $6.50 Made of black crepe grain leather, silkelined; fitted with comb, hair brush, soap box, mirror. Matting Suit Cases Grass matting, muslin-lined, with pocket in cover for small articles. Leather bound. Short straps and || bolts, leather corners. Size 22, || $3.20; 24, $3.48) 26, $3.75. }| Fitted Traveling Bags fer Men Made of black walrus leather, leather lined; sewed in frame and corners; thoroughly fitted; for men; size 18-inch, $24.75. Women’s Over-Night Cases Made in fine black grain leather, silk lined, with eight fittings; size | 14-inch, $16.90, Black Leather Traveling Bags They are made in split walrus or | goatskin leather, leather lined, with | three pockets; heavy leather cor- ners; sizes 16, 17, 18, at $4.94, $2.97 Traveling Clocks, $2.47 In English morocco leather cases; colors are purple, black, red, green. Men's $1.25 Stick Pin Cases, 98¢ In English morocco; colors are red, green, navy; velvet lining to match, | ‘Sure ance. Sizes 36 to 44. Second foot $1.50 to $3 Straw Hats, 65c 75e and 98c Silk Caps, 39 A Few Odd Panamas, Were $3.50 and $6, Now $1.95 and $2.95 $4 Havana Cigars, $3.49 Betis Brand. At $3.49 the Best Cigar Bargain Offered Smokersin the Greater City in Years. Street floor, Men's Shop, East Building, Second floor, Central Building Men's Shop, Kast Butiding, learance | of all of our Men's Labor Day trip or outing. Street floor, Men », East Building, Regalia Perfectos—fine, fra- ars made by Garcia Bros., of it will be a long time before Luggage and Traveling Needs | ly Low Prices The late vacationist, and you who are going away Satur- of the season, will do well to It abounds in bargains, remarkable be- cause these leather goods are always seasonable. The values i such goods can be sold for so || little. Many of the items are taken from our regular stock rely it contains something you need now or will need later. Purchase it, then, when its price permits you to have to expend later or even now if Brown Grass Matting Cases Grass matting; fancy cretonne leather corners, sewed on. $3.25; 26, $3.60, Size 24, Made of black enamel, cretonne lined; with tray; end bolts; two corners, Size 24, $6.25. Men's $1.23 Collar Bags, 97¢ In gray, also tan suede; silk lined; in various colors, Men’s 97¢ Coat Hangers, 79¢ Suede case, containing four hang- ers, 50c Drinking Cups, 39c Goat and crepe seal grain leather cases, contain one nickel plated Drinking Cup. 97c Flat Clothes Brushes, 79¢ Handy Brush in a black goat seal grain leather case 89c Handkerchief Cases, 69¢ In black, tan, brown soft grain calf leather; silk lined, $1.74 Sewing Bags, $1.49 Calf drawstring Sewing Bags, fancy linings, contains the necessary fittings. et floor, Fulton street, Central Building, Women’s $1.48, $1.75, $1.05 Tub. Dresses, 79c Ginghams, Percales, Lawns, Cotton Crepes, Piques. many cases the cost of materials exceeds the sale price, It is the entire remainder of our stock—offered for clears || In lined pocket in cover, with pockets | each end of case; short strap; heavy. |] Black Enamel Week-End Cases | straps all around case; heavy leather ||