The evening world. Newspaper, September 15, 1916, Page 4

kit 2 j rwidere that! be we REAR wonOSS BULGARIA An Old English Handbill advertised a public warning about coffee in its early days & beverage in England. It said “You are not to drink it after supper unless you intend to be watchful, for it will hinder sleep for three or four hours." es oe eT oe That was 250 years ago. Today it is a well-known fact that sleeplessness, brought on by coffee drinking, i due to the presence of the drug, caffeine, in coffee. It is also known that coffee drinking iv a common cause of various other ills POSTUM the delightful pure food-drink aa was devised especially for people who should not use coffee, but who like a hot beverage with meals. It resembles mild Java coffee in its snappy taste, but contains no coffce, caffeine, nor any harmful element. Postum is good for old and young, and can be drunk freely at any time of the day with pleasure and comfort. “There’s a Reason” YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU'RE NOT SATISFIED To-Day and To-Morrow—At 7 Brill Stores!! 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PARIS, Sept. 15.—Allled troops have st scored thelr greatest victories inst the Germans and Bulgarians the Balkan offensive beran, {t was officially announced to-d! ‘The Serba drove tho Bulgarians back ten miles on the allied left wing, capturing Garnitohevo by a brilliant bayonet charge and the major part of | the crest of Markanidge. Serbian cav- Okesesu, The Serbians captured 25 cannon Bulgarthl fighting continues, The exact num- ber of prisoners and the amount of the allied base at Salonica, Britisd troops have captured of the latter village. On the right tured Bulgarian trenches to a depth of 600 yards on a front of 1,600 yards (nearly a mile). LONDON, Sept.. 15.—Field Mar- shal von Mackensen, in supreme command of the Teutonic operations in tho Balkans, has arrived on the German-Bulgar front to direct the | defense aguinst the new onsiaughts of the Allies. A Salonica dispatch to-day re- ported that the German-Bulgar com- manders are hastily regrouping their forces in Macedonia. Large bodies of troops are being concentrated in tho Vardar valley to meet an expected Anglo-French offensive, 2,000 BRITISH SLAIN INTGRS BATTLE, THETURKS REPORT Mesopotamia With English on the Offensive. IONDON, Sept. 15—Renewal of heavy fighting in Mesopotamia, with tho Bnitish on the offensive, is re- ported in an official statement issued at Constantinople on Sept, The British are sald to have lost 2,000 men In one engagement, Following is the statement, as re- ceived here by way of Berlin “In the Buphrates sector the en emy attempted a surpriso attack His effort was frustrated and he was forced to flee, “In the Tigria sector we carried out heavy attacks successfully, The enemy attempted surprise at- tacks in the night and was re- pulsed by our counter movement, sustaining heavy losses. While storming a belght the enemy lost 2,000 mon. “According to the latest news from Roumania our troops, sup- ported by Germans and Bulgar- ians, repulsed strong forces of tupie active, from pressed back on Forstchavkis, and @ large number of prisoners. The | his’ are“ still in retreat and | | booty taken has not been reported to| Matchoukevo and two heights north | bank of the Vardar, the French cap- | alry pursued the retreating Bulgar. | | {ans and captured the village of | Heavy Fighting Re Resumed_ in! FRIDAY, SEY TEMBER BRITISH TO GIVE BACK Russians and Roumanians a northern Dobrudja." PETROGRAD, Sept, 15.—Heavy snows have already begun th inter- Russian operations in The War Office to- deep snows in the Fria- st of Kight, the Kurds con- They have been driven Tohukrue and Morstan and SEIZED V. $. 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This one ts very attract! while at the same time it 1s absolutely simple, ‘The peplum makes a part of it and the fulness is held at the waist line by either a ribbon or a belt, also it can be made with long or with short sleeves, but since almost all houses are warin, the short sleeves are apt to he pre- ferred for garments of this sort. Here, the petticoat ts made of taffeta with the flounce of the silk embrotdered, It ix a handsome skirt and at the same time @ serviceable skirt, but the pat tern t# a good one for Mngerie matertal as well as for silk, It would be pretty made of batiste or of fine cambric with the flounce of the material trimmed with lace insertion and with a lace frill, or, if & more practical taffeta petticoat Ja wanted, It would be pretty to use a plain stik for the skirt and @ striped silk cut on the blas for’ the flounce Such treatments are much Uked and such skirte are much in demand. The present is tho season of he petticoat, and taffeta 1s one of the best iked materials. Plaid taffeta makes pretty petticoats, too, and for such the flounce could be cut on the bias and, if Iiked, the flounce could be trimmed with little ruches or with narrow ruffles of the illic For the medium size the dressing jacket will require 4% yards of material 27 Inches wi 44 with 3 9 1s of Insertion and 3 yards ‘or the petticoat will be m4 yards of material 27 inches yee with yards of der inches wide “for the ttern of the is cut in slaen t measure and L in sizes from EVENING WORLD MAY MANTON FAG! ld Building, 100 West Thirty-second stre atin fork, of sent by mail on receipt Tape'tor sage patiare orders” Tuteem Gents Ig T—Write your address plainly a apecity size wanted plainly and always E Sunday World’s Want Directory makes more “Offers of Positions” than any other two mediums in the universe.