The evening world. Newspaper, September 7, 1916, Page 4

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A Optett of Mimebeet at ~ Out of Sorts MAT 18, something le wrong with baby, but we can’t tell ust what it is, All mothers recognize the term by th tude, weakness, loss of appetite, inclination w sle« heavy breathing, and lack of interest shown by baby, These gre the symptoms of sickness, It may be fever, congestion, worms, crown, diphtheria, or searlatina, Do not lose a minute Give the child Castoria, It will start the divestive organs int Operation, open the pores of the skin, carry off the f i matter, and dfive away the threatened ticknes Genuine Costoria always bears the signature of Co/liiheu eo he 1 September 15¢ Delicatessen Specials 9 Mi, § h 12! t || Celery Potato Salad (1b.), 16¢/ Columbia River Salmon — rs z r h ‘ jt f ta cones ane $1 ooo ooo combination Malad made P| smobebouse appetiols C . celery wod] Soe Ib, 5 to $5,000 : : araey’s ps | Stuffed Herring with New ON SMALL WEZKLY OR ltman & Cn Peked Bost ten econ Sauerkraut, at Je each, 4 crac tee FURNITURE SALE ; , ht Rt | a " Ementhal Swiss Ch i SMALL Saie of Brass and |(ne Dollar Del Boston Style Baked Ham (ret ihamede ni sal oft Enamel Beds . \ Selec of [pf fared Nn tender "bai tar n|gotvaet aor, seca Se Ib, J t one halt Mundreda of GY " * ‘sinned see | turn, and sliced very thiu.gGe Ib,| New York State Fu i ee at ont one f Ps Wat | Cheese—estra fancy, mild and | ‘ t party 1 Lent , cle MNwat ‘ t A LL BE Fancy sausage, well apic an ‘ Pr 1D, Ch tioniers Pl jor wep ue “oe, ewest « st distin seasoned, pavory wnd deli Limburger Cheese —ketra ane 4 98 FE Nas 49 \ , hd ahd tin | fancy New York State limburger Gitts! a ‘ 4 igh lowecro Dried Boneless Herring,21c Ib,| cheese; the finest domestic made, pM imi] P ifr) the ote g one! .° we All selected and finest quality 26e Ib. § Anh i} | . suffrage, but all the ignorant and models, Tam effects and draped turbe Reavy continoous poses: best baked white enamel connections: LE OF HIGH GRADE PERIOD SUITS N DOM _AND REDROO: SONE-aU Aur To. ois JACOBEAN OAK DIN tian SB i ahs 48 GIDE CHALKS, 86,49 each—ARM CHAIR, 80.50 OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL OH 144-146 Trading} WEST seal 125 BOTH CASH tween 7th D CREDIT ae i 10 O'CLOCK AT dad m B&o and Lenox Aves. 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The smart styles are the leaders in the fash- ‘They are made in a well- factory at Brockton, Mass., by the highest /: paid, skilled shoemakers, under the direction and/ + an honest determination to make the best shoes prs nt to call at W. L. Douglas store, ask your local cannot supply you, take no other make, douglas Rhee Co, postagefree. 210 6park si, Brockton, Mase W. L. Douglas Stores in Greater New York: io thet of tht but of @ 4 told greater BALLOT FOR WOMEN SS=="=<-'2-222'° . HERE ANDABROAD, = Se 7 SAYS MRS. CATT. = ose: $9.50 ‘or fhe ; ree th ceeds ei” I 9 ereaan yea OF Pountiful. \ net it shave developed . apparently be on sale will on Saturda ganized © rted by I o at the palgn except two since 1890, those two we won, The secret e? one State liquor association recently: vd said to a man of honor, that they would not allow another State to be carried for suffrage within the next ten years. | “But the woman's hour has struck. Yet, if the call goes unheeded, if our women think it means a vote without @ struggle, if they think r women can and will pay the price of their] emancipation, the hour may pass and our political liberty may not be won.” | LACKS EVIDENCE TO INDICT POLICE. HEADSFORVICE AD Prosecutor Smith Admits Han- | dicap in His White Slave Investigation. COMPLETE 4-ROOM OUTFITS, $98 | SRLS Pe Appropriate tri novelties in de obtained at ng the latest attractive prices. DELIVERS ANY ARTICLE UP TO $25 Smi Amounts in the Same Proportion. | » may be | | (First Floor Millinery Department y Dep Fifth Auenw, New York Special Offers UIT ( ‘vos Frees 29-74 AND. MARY) iD STYLE Fie: Pasa 9 In spite of declarations that high police officials were in danger of in- dictment for a corrupt alliance with white slave bands, Assistant District Attorney Smith, in charge of the vice investigation, said to-day that he had | no evidence against the officials that Cash or ¢ redlt ALL THREE STORES Bon Bon Bread methods and machinery his wife, of No, 179 Stanton street n tious dough, under arrest on charges preferred b: of No. a yfrom the richest and most nutri- Untouched by and until it reaches yours. Harry Rosenewelg, 23° AV nue B. There was a marked cessation of | activiues in the white slave crusade to-day. Mr, Smith said it was not due to charges, made in some quar- | ters, that the entire vice investiga- | tion was inspired at this time by a | desire to embarrass the present police |adminstration and create a political | issue to be used as campaign capital Lack of assist sand funds, Mr. Smith said, had mi is task dim- Force, Toasted Wheat Flakes, package. . 10¢ H-O Oatmeal, Steam cooked, package, 12¢ Blue Ribbon Jelly Powder, pxz.. 5° Jams, Ruby Brand; assorted flavors, jar.... gc Salad Dressing, Durkee’s ; 20° vw. 8° Lea & Perrins’ Sauce, boite.... 19¢ Best Coffee ». 20° Gur Very Best, fresli roasted, in bulk—always uniform in strength and flavor—the distinctive and delicious blend. Best Teas ». 29° Our Very Best—all varieties, in bulk — Formosa-Qolong, India- Ceylon, English Breakiast and Mixed—unusually refreshing best The Maeclstrom—A Mystery Story. | Frank Froest, whose latest and most remarkable story here begins} its serial course in next Sunday'r)| | World Magazine, had already set a jnew pace in detective fiction with “The Grell Mystery.” His equip-| ment {s such as no other writer in| this popular department of lite | ever possessed, He was for years the executive C, I, D,, Chief at Scot-| |land Yard—the highest post in the | Buglish detective service, In quall-, \fying for it he has successfully ;matched his wits against the keen- est criminals in all parts of the! world, The United States Secret Service has “borrowed” him more than once for international service, and he holds the European record! for the number of arrests of des- perate American criminals abroad Mr, Froest gracefully dedicates “The Maelstrom” as follows; “To my old friend Willlam Allan Pinker- | ton, America’s greatest crime inves-! tigator, to whom I shall be ever in-| debted for the great and valuable| assistance he has given me through-| out my oficial career,” Begin reading this story in next Sunday's World Magazine, It is al remarkable treat In mystery and de-| \ teotive Action. ing with he | BEWARE OF SUBSTITUTES he Beat in the World $3.00 $2.50 $2.00 Avenue, e TY —18 Ni 120 7 ppbiaato California Onions, #irest yetow, ib.....4¢ 9 Enamelled 1 9 c handles, each Allowance for re- dozen splite—making these prices exceptionally low, Sweet Potatoes, Virginia's Choicest, 4 hs. JOC Potatoes, Finest selected Long Island G ibs. 15¢ Fl Coffee& . <& Tea Pots \ f Granite ware; J ollow ste At All James Butler Inc. Licensed Stores Guinness’s Stout ji'. $13 vo: nin POE $850 Mann Ne mee ee Hearn eral and We per HrOnok Princeton Dry Gin, (iii bone Old Cabinet Rye, 11. avaxr 69¢ 1.00 ——— De tte a Oe AE SISO SSS ees Soe Fe ee SD FRERBARE™ anon Hn — much less here than in specialty shops From Macy’s Bakery Cocoanut Layer Cakes light. 9 Three Two laye aud three layers, the most delicious you ever tasted. 37e each 24¢ each Macy's Delicious Sponge Cakes, 32c dozen These cakes cut in centres and served with whipped cream make a delicious dessert. Mocha Gateau, each 59c A light sponge cake in two layers with a delicio butter cream, Ail Our Bakery Prcducts Are Baked on the Premises Delicatessen and Bakery Products Not Delivered ——— GINGER ALE, SARSAPARILLA, CLUB SODA Our “Red Star Brand” is made from the p that it is possible to obtain and the bottling is done under perfect hygicnie conditions. 79¢ per dozen; $7.49 per bi f 10 dozen. RED STAR BRAND NATIVE WINES Made from Selected California Grapes Port—Sherry—Angelica—Muscatel Macy's usual price, $1.64 gallon; now $1.52 gallon Macy's usual price, Sle bottle; 44¢ bottle DULLAN’'S DRY AND TOM GINS These brands will be found most suitable for every occasion that necessitates the use of gin Their the making of cocktails, fizzes, etc., will give most satisfactory results. Gallon, $2.84; Bottle, 68¢ For use in fruit preserving we offer a selection of brandies that we feel will meet your demands. Red Star Brand Superior White, est and best ingredients now Gallon, $3.88; Bottle, 99¢ Red Star Brand Preserving Brandy, Gallon, $3.84; Bottle, 98c ° California White Brandy, Gallon, $3.24; Bottle, 78¢ Geo, Cowie & Son produce at their distillery in Dufftown, Scotland, a pure land Malt Whisky known as ‘“Mort'ach Scotch.’’ We import it direct from the distillery. Gallon, $5.62; Bottle, $1.22 Whisky will merit your attention, matched in point of value, Macy's ‘Two Star” Whisky | Macy’s Old Monogram Rye Gallon was 83.22, now $3.04|Gullon was 84.96, now $4.58 Bottle was Sie, now —74¢| Bottle was 81.14, now $1.03 Carrano Vermouth—67c Bottle; $1.32 Half Gallon. Macy'e—-Fifth Floor, 35th Street, The two following brands of I ‘and we do not believe they can [See Macy's Large Advertisement on Page 7] 248, 426, 227 | (Ga, 166, 163 und 170 Grand Street Smith Street Cor. Driggs Ave. BROOKLYN _ Cor. Wyckott St, No Deposit—s0c Weekly | $125 Worth of Furniture on $20 Worth of Clothing No Deposit—$i Weekly China Closet | Fine Buffets Chiffoniers ii Dressers 500 Weekly hie Rooms Nicely Furnithed Weekly, WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY Fresh Baked Apple Pies —taked fresh every day in our own 0 bakery, with beautiful brown crust, light flaky and g * filling of Fresh Apples; each pie weighing about 2 Ibs. spe at 2 19¢ each iting of coffee flavored BR) eT Que store’ Oe MORNING WONDERS