The evening world. Newspaper, September 28, 1916, Page 4

{HB BYSHING WoRLD, Deithew emvers mally, AT, SBPTRMBSR 88, 1010, Jove . LACK OF “GAS” STOPS "== TN HADED FREER, FARIS FHT FOR MONSTER ever, Wut to b | neo nad an opportunity te giesn many |! 'W.1.DOUGLAS Dart Po 0 al from the pariieipanne im the 14K “THR SHOR THAT HOLDS ITS SHAPE" ‘and i) te > Toke * et wonderful of all the tales of cut 10 nave Ported tak, $3. 00 $3. 50 $4 .00 $4. 50 $5.00 & $6.00 M; | When the ‘erew ‘heard, the, laughing ‘You can Save paar by Views < nh Bowtioh they opened 6 By Frederick Palmer. BRITO FRONT IN FRANC Beph 87 (via London, Sept ’ MRO Slight ull whicd has oF ter the great two-days Whteh Ove villages and 6.000 pr FO Wore taken by the Allies, the tof the Associated Press allied out right if you will only that the of her the wad W. L. Douglas Shoes. Known Shoes in the Worle . L, Douglas name and the retail price is stamped & on the bottom of all shoes at the factory, The value is guaranteed and the wearer protected against high A po for inferior shoes, the retail ces are rnd Ras ei ‘They cost no more in San Francisco than they do in New York, They are always worth the price pgid for them, ity of W.L. Douglas product is guaranteed Tee ion in seling fine we the leaders in dee fash. 4 arched my byt well. i ton, Mass. ighest paid, skilled sheenahies, under the ‘dueation’ end 3 supervision of experienced men, all working with an honest determination to make the best shoes ‘cone for the price that money can buy, For sale by over 9000 shoo dealers and 101 W. hy Douglas atores in the tes, If not convenient to call at Douglas store, ask your local deal ir W. L. Douglas shoes, If he cannot supply you, take no other make, tt en paged {ne oe th ite machine gum it ran, front eollnw ond We can hardly realise that oa Swonpante cont., the dofenders hi manding ridge w fea of ramified at They had dug ke fortified the com amasing ser and dugouts. » the chalky earth industry, until thoy jer a ahell Gre which ‘urned @ fort like Ma’ or Liew® or any other of war type, inte the jumbled gr of tte garrinon. The men of the Hundred and High- teth aaked permission to remain in Thiepval, givin ir word that it would never be taken from them, and the German army command con- ecnted. Not only at this village, but all along the ridge upon which hangs the whole Anglo-French movement) was the aame mage of warrens where | Germans lived with all the com- of home, The Hundred and Righttoth had cudgolled its brainn to make Thiepvai the very last word in ‘Wis kind of defense, It was this sort of preparation which stopped the British attack on July 1. Then, es the British infan- try charged after the artillery bom- Dardment, the Germans popped out of their hiding places with machine guna and swept the lines of khaki with their deadly spray. Bit by dit since July 1-the Briish have worked their way Yea- terday, when they went after Thiep- val an@ the Zollern redoubt, the Brit- ish soldiers, as one of the captured Germans sald, were at the doors of the dugouts almost as soon as the of the UE peareqne 4 bom- hed bu: A hurricane of elitire i the Germans in their and it had lifted the ie casives PS i. e Germans tm many dug- outs their galleries of escape were closed, surrendered in bodies, in other instances they kept the faith that the Hundred and Eightieth would die before it ever surrendered Thiepval. All of yesterday the British were trying for the entrances to dugouts tm the blackened ruins of the tow: amid the stench of all kinds of ves as well as gas and tachi ehella, There was eporadio Rand-Yo-hand fighting and jas inter- vals Germans appeared the Dowels of the earth with ener hands up and eurrendered to the British soldiers, who were smoking cigars found in the German dugoute, oa SEWARE oF " SUBSTITUTES ate - or pay for it jon't have to p to ST.- BROADWAY-33" ST. Again, Tomorrow ONE Boy’s Suit for $7. 50 TWO Suits for $8.50 Think of it! Spend a dollar more and get another $7.50 suit! We have done some big thingsin the boys’ section but none equals in scope this amazing offer. The second suit is precisely the same in quality as the first. You choose a $7.50 suit where you will, of any style or fabric, for any age between 5 and 18, eat both suits need not be for the same boy, Over 4,000 Suits—But You Had Better Come Early There are blue serges, unfinished worsteds, brown mixtures and gray mixtures in Norfolk and plain models, all splendidly cut and finished, true to size, with buttons and pockets well sewn and seams that will stand all a real boy gives them, Added to This Group, Friday and Saturday, Novelty Suits for the Smaller Boys Sizes 3 10 8 ~ Sand THE MAN on the GIRDER HAS HEALTH ahabit, It prevents the contents of the intestines from becoming hard, and in this way makes natural movementseasy. It acts in effect as an internal lubricant. The man at’ the desk often lacks it. Are you an office workerP Are you obliged to guard your health against the consequences of too much indoor brain work and not enough out-door exercise P Constipation is dangerous. The laxative habit is even more so, because it tends to make consti pation chronic, Nujol relieves consti effectively and without All druggists carry Nujol which is manufactured only by the Standard Oil Company (New Jersey). Avoid substitutes. Write today for booklet “The Rational Treatment of Consti- pation.’ ation orming . STANDARD. OIL, {COMPANY New Jersey Special Telephone Service Call Madison Square 8200—Extension 311 or $17, and an expert telephone salesman wil! take your order, No Return Credits Will Be Allowed, You have until Saturday at 6 o’elock to get TWO Boys’ $7.50 Suits for $8.50 GIMBELS Boys’ Section--Fourth Floor THE NEW YORK WORLD The WORLD sells 100,000 copies more in New York City each weekday than any other morning newspaper. Where Prices Are the Lowest_Every Day At All. James Butler Inc. Stores All Varieties ia bulk, tb. o bulk, ib an Bon Bon Bread CHOICE \ GROCERIES, Large @2 Regular ounce 10¢ 12 ounce { Loaf for be Loaf (] f We ma ntain the we ght, sive avd quality of ow famous Bon Yon Loaves at the same hgh sta card. Our new aystem of ¢ onomy ves houselecjer tette and bigger Vrea! value than can le had anywhere else today, ‘Take # loa! hove wth yo: and }e conv nced Vail ve Se Evaporated Milk| «« ‘ 14th, can 1 BE Lakeview Brand with ALL the cream, Baker’s Cocoa & Huyler’ Marmalade, Pink's Imported, jar ] y Asparagus, 10° Hear Breond, the new Californ a spears talican,. Grape uts, Whole Wheat and Malted Barley, phx. BE Just Re eived. this Season's New Delicious Anpetivers. Peerless Catsup, 'o+.' 15¢ & 8¢ Liberty Catsup, ‘Two s ves, lot 10°& 5c Mason Jars, « Potatoes, Finest Seiected Long Istaad Go. LC Sweet Potatoes, Virsa chovent, 4 im LO ) Greening Apples, : neat for pes, eve. & lbs. BOC QULIONS, Red, White and Yellow, Ib 4c Lemons, Just in from Palermo, dozen. .... At All James Butler Inc. Meat Markets Prime Rib Roast Beef... Lb. Sirloin Steak, 322.0%; (22 9 ed Native Cattle Sugar Cured Hams : Country Sausage, v«\ciou: tem-made.iv, 1 BE At All James Butler Inc. Licensed stores Imperial i\4 , Very syecial value, Lotte BOC Kingussie Scotch, 1% inser tvorte, tor. BRE Port & Sherry, Catt ty hall aon of ey SOE Guinness’s Stout 221-305 0. wis 90¢ Dos. pints ‘The World's Best Brown tirew. Allowance for re turned empties 15c per dozen pints and lc per dosen splite—making these prices exceptionally iow. —Goons DEL IVERED ANYWHERE IN GREATER NEWY ORK—, Grand Street Smith Street Cor. or. Driggs Ave. BROOKLYN Cor. Wyckoff St. Sc Weekly Opens a New $125 Worth of Furaiture Account in Clothing No Deposit—$i Weekly Fine Builsts ped Extens'on Table Valaes | Kelilgerators 219, bo a s 326, “27 | 164, 168, 163 and 170 500 Weekly. have severat 500 Weekly AM stzoy und styl ot. Refrigerators. Be liowest riven. RUGS {2 tn our Store 6Uc A. sevenetime World Want . | \ works all week. Order one fondlay and & preaf or | SETS. THE PACE!