The evening world. Newspaper, September 12, 1916, Page 5

__ 8B BYBHING WORLD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1916. PRAISE OES aor mT = ge "TIT" FOR TIRED KING AGAIN TALKS AND SORE FEET OF MONEY PROMISE - Use Tie" for puffed-up Wh Motestury ree P burning, aching, calloused . feet and corns HAVE YOUA ton Mrs. Humiston Paces Him in Mon, Back Prom Texas Heat, * gatiete af whieh thes . ~ SwEeTheh eo tz Jail and Telly Him He Do Not Like Present “Cold . rr a : r : ‘ Mes, wan i ° tap . Has Lied. ied ' . Wave,” However, gag r ve dy 4 oie co , ' os Allen's Paut-Wese, the catisagtio UUM (Special From @ Gta Correspondent Rootes Pree 6 0M Commantons af The Ore were 1 deaths reported ro th ref ratty ‘4 - r ow } wing Word i* mpared with * yesterday The fie ° oth CAMP WHITMAN, ept It The ree ae ae follows ares 68 ' > ° from the chee eed ent b hove of the Beventy fret Megiment peaTins atone ~ . ° the ry at unit of the New York divi To day. ¥ ' ye the bender mo Meohetian ” ‘ Mm > refreshed tom + tivst on a ; cop at home, after of at Hrookl yn j : . & teen t Z ‘ of ten weeks Teses The! fact that they a in quarantine bad ho dampening effect on their epirite The fact that they are home made , camp life not only bearable, but orneye for Bile | aid.’ Humiaton t. know t . 1 never pro and Mr. Osborne *! thoroughly enjoyable $4 that they could | ire we From the land of phe cactus and Although only | Founded 1826 2, ob Greeley 1900 ut ihe pres |the thorny meaquite, the scorpion, )) 8 nearly A Deputy the rattior aad the centipede, te @ for » Camp Whitman, The promised you Lord @ Taylor Inston! Bherit's wite, Mr ee, yes | umiaton meen all the ‘time Lightness more fost torture Adve | 8 ve three wonka | key) waa. right. there. and they, Know THE ONLY MEDICINE 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE sete Oinees a wae curprued to jeare that ¢ id not ‘promise you eay tree’ yr arg sen ir ee nities on lavgivw with » ‘King wad: No. the . Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 6 P. M., Including Saturdays See fas Lim Up util this time, Mr, Osborne described the interview as follows: when you and he: jong trip was made without One “suspect” of paraty- veloped on the way and three} re left behind at MaAllen, The! officers of the regiment are proud of the health of the men, At no time Jail and asked the Sheriff If we could ¢ King We told the Sheriff ¢ © wished to ace him t room, The Sheriff broug! THAT HELPED HER This Week—A Splendid Opportunity to Purchas@> ORIENTAL RUGS in ROOM SIZES + am perfectly willing that you ould nee King alone, provided King ya ao’ Then King said: ‘I am not willing to see you alone. * “Frult-a-tives’’ AgalnProves ja Texas was the percentage of #ick- hess at a bigher rate than 2 per cent, n King was brought th bi 49 with Mrs. Humiaton, juced to me and shook hands ee Yesterday the boys saw * T told the Bherif ‘mat'™o! TOURIST AGENCIES MERGE. |°" w for the Mat time: The Its Extraordinary Powers Four pote groups taken from our regular stock, and mackoa 8 at great Ma the eoeet the border ROCHON, QUE, March tnd, 1915 reductions from former prices, affords the opportunity to make selections from» im alone. Thirty-fony Con preeenery) eeeecce, “L have received the most wonderful these fine Orientals at very much less than their present market value KING REFUSES A LONE INTER: | win aes | the Firae Regiment cans benefit taking ‘Fruit-a-tives.’ | It was announced to-day that thirty.| Mer. They started down the road) | suffered for years from Kheumatiom Saval. “The Sheriff said: ‘Where t inging and marched into © ith | valan Rugs—Excellent Qualities Chinese and Into. i Fis ty coats Seri mall. wenere 9, your tour touret agenran rouenowt the MMINE nd marohed In, cae MN | nd. change it took every| | Sagalen Ruuge—Eaosliont @ “Chinese Rug h country have become associated Into Notw the Amalgamated Travel and Tourist Association Inc, with offices at No. 120 Broadway tn the rooms formerly used by the Rymer Agency which has en- tered the consolidation. The new concern, through the con- solidation, ts able to give patrons all the services of the various tours in" which the different members epecialized exclusively and has offices ao scattered C Keographically that the traveller ts al, with @ representative of s ; distressing diseases, will try ‘Fruit-a- Dy ts acco! fed by Licuts. fore ‘a; Mantant and Max Wainer, comprising | tives.’ Madame ISAIE ROCHON.” ¥. bis staff. 50c @ box, 6 for $8.50, trial size, £5c. ‘he membership |: % >, ? " be cat or nee, oF, the United Staten Medt-| At all dealers or vent postpaid by Pruit- terday and will make an examination a-tives Limited, Ogdensburg, N. Y. Oni at returning home. train | remedy ol 13.10 X 10.10........$337.00 17.6 £10.5......++.8595.00...... ride, lasting about two they wanted, the ride which would bring them back to their homes and families. Brig. Gen. George R. tried ‘Fr only medicine tl . $400.00 Khiva Bokhara Rugs Were low + $95.00 $195.00 really did me good. Now I am entirely well—the Rheu- matism has disappeared, and the ter- rible pains in my body are all gone. 1 hope that others, who suffer from such Dyer, who re- turned with the regiment, has estab- Nshed headquarters on the hillatdo where the Twenty-second En- Extra Large Qriental ge Persian Mahal.. 15. ae o. diss .00. $235.00! Persian Hamidan.19.9213.1 $475.00. $400.00 We only quote here the smallest and the largest sizes in each group— pace are many sizes in between and these are marked at proportionate re- juctions. Size 10.6 x 7.9... 12.0 x 93... ‘8 were encamped last summer. the © filtated with aight seeing companies, hotels and theatre ticket agencies as as with tourist concerns. Fifth Floor are the best shoes For Walking Anatomik shoes are scientifically constructed. Anatomik shoes support the whole weight of the body. ‘ Anatomik shoes prevent the foot from twisting. Anatomik shoes fit snugly to the Ne ooo Important Sales in Progress HANDSOME VELOUR PORTIERES AT $18.50 Present market value is $28.50 Shades of rose, green, blue, gold, tan and heliotrope, in combinations as you may order, LACE CURTAINS and PANELS Marie Antoinette Lacet Arabe Curtains Filet Lace Panels arch of the foot. means Curtains $5.00 and $16.00 $9.00 to $22.50 eee BS Victor-Victrolas hon hie” ae Formerly $8.50 and Formerly $20.00 to ‘ You will know the genuine $16.50 pair. $23.50 pair. $45.00. Fifth Floor and the GIMBEL Victor Service "THERE are two great names that the public knows as. well as its own—GIMBELS and Victor-Victrolas. Both represent the best spirit of American business; both have been duly acclaimed. Natural it is, then, that an announcement like this should be made— tae both should work together for the benefit of each and the public gen- erally. GIMBELS Music Salon, on the Eighth Floor, is a great Victor-Victrola centre, where all models in all the wood finishes, from the modest Victrola 1V., at $15, to the artistically beautiful Vernis-Martin at $500, are assembled. Every record the Victor Talking Machine Company makes is here, too, And, the hupurioue Victor-Victrola sound-proof rooms, you may hear any selection you ante in comfort. Anatomik shoes by this reg- istered trade-mark in one shoe of each pair: Special Values in FURNITURE For Library and Living Room Tomorrow and Balance of the Week For the Autumn home furnishings, the Lord & Taylor collection of fine Furniture is full of timely suggestions. A few hints are here listed from the many Suites and odd pieces which our Furniture Section offers for your selection, Sold in New York exclusively by John Wanamaker Broadway at Ningh Street, New York Concerning GIMBEL Service GIMBEL-Victor-Victrola sales- men thoroughly understand the Victrola and the famous Victor Record Catalog; thus they can be of material assistance Every Victor Record delivered is guar- | to you in making your selection and in anteed by GIMBELS to be a new one. | the arrangement of programs. Victor-Victrola Outfits Victrola XIV GIMBEL SERVICE providesthat NTT TN every machine is thoroughly tested b: ae experts before delivery; we ris care te _ them after delivery. won 4-Piece j William | {! | and Mary @ ii} Period Dining Room Mahogany Cane Suite Loose spring cushions, upholstered in velour. Victrola IX .......$50 » $150 Records ............ 5 10 Sofa and Arm Chair. $195.00 Oak, ° isting cf Buffet, 54 in. 'ong, with mirror; China Cl 5 4 in. wide; Serving Teb'e, 0 in, Di ing Ta’ Your Selection $55 $5 Down—$5 Monthly Victrola X.... Records. ..... Your Selection —— $160 $10 Down—$10 Monthly Victrola XVI $24.00 Mahogany Desk... $5.00 Walnut De $32.50 Maho $22.50 $32.00 Walnut Table. $25.00 $38.50 Walnut Bookcase... $30.00 - ecords 46 in. in top, 6 ft, extension, can be purcha Your Selection — Records os $60.00 Mahogany Table... $40.00 $80 $66.00 Mahogany Desk... .$47.50 Victrola XI Fireside Tapestry Arm ‘ “Howard” Arm Chair or Records Vietrola XVIII . . .§300 Chair or Rocker, all moss $330.00 Velour Suite, a pc.$165:00 ¥ Rocker, all moss and hair. Your Selection °° —— Records and hair; best construction, | $350.00 Cane Suite, 2 pe..$175.00 | Upholstered in excellent x eg $105 ar Sapeetlon Upholstered in excellent 4375.00 Velour Suite, 3 pe. $187.80 quality Tapestry. A Chair hs my Amery ‘ i ; quality Tapestry. Made in 4 637500 Velour Sulte, a \ of Comfort and ide il for the $1°. ry $5 Down—$5 Monthly $15 Down— $15 Monthly Victor-Vietrola XVI, $209 our own workrooms. $400 Velour Suite, 2 pe$200.00 | Library or Living Room. $1°.59 > A »pular Model Speci WH PAY PRELIM AND KALEnO MD Pane - wn aE a ’ BASCIAl ss sse reasons $27.50 { £455.00 Velour Suite, 3 pe.$227.50 § Special seve es $29.50 GIMBELS --Eighth Floor gisth Floor 3'Ave.Con.64"Sr. $5 Down—$5 Monthly 10 Down—$10 Monthly $95.00 Velour Arm Chair or