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that will make the war orders placed here seem insignificant.” So predicted B. M. Herr, President bth he Westinghouse Blectric and Company, to the Ameren Manufacturers’ Association at a lunchepn in the Hotel Biltmore on Information From Com- | yesterday. Mr. Herr read a letter from W. W. Nichols of the Ailis- dy ber. Chalmers Company, one of the Amer- When the war ends there will bel jcan Industrial Commission now in @ demand upon American industries} France, Mr. Nichols told of\a con- te reorganize and reconstruct Hu-| Versation with Lloyd George and Lord Reading, who expressed thor- Topean communi! tos) a ; ol -matlale etabadan ough approval of the Industrial Com- aion’s mission. Soieraasen | in Northern France alone exceeds $2,600,000,000 in value. Seven Ms |. “I hope America will send such commissions to England and other .! hundred and Mfty towns have been The Woman’s Medicine destroyed and more than 2,600 elties ‘Has Proved Its Worth. ‘AMERICAN INDUSTRIES THE CANDIDATE TO REBUILD EUROPE “So Predicts Westinghouse Official One Very Noticeable qualification Few people realize that campai; before an election calls for physical durance out of the ordinary. ne realizes more clearly than the is vitality up to the top notch. world: over nown the value of Johanh Hoff's Malt Extract as a body nourisher. This delightfully sabi tonic food taken with meals the tissues, ae ed blood sd jossesses unusual digestive properties. Equally be | to nursing mothers and sickly o For Emergencies When you have a bilious at- tack, or when you feel illness Reviewing the <conditions which pe shag aa the commission re- Horr that the physical fon of the world,” said Lioyd George. “This globe is large enough are in possession of the Germans, The war area in France and Belgium, 19,- for all of us.” 595 square miles, was a metropolitan, powers were doubted and had to be Proved, But the proof came, and grad- ually the use of them spread over the whole Sora Now that hundreds of theme en women have experienced beneficial effects from the use of these medicines, their value has be- on ny yeccanised, and Pig om) Wpdanderd medities fo some The Meares bag letter is onl, the thousa: file in the ‘pinkhare Pi ¢ ty Mass., proving that m's Vegetable Com- eh) an articie of it merit f | results Sons sede! Towa. and put your entire digestive system in good shape with a dose or two of the time-tested | PILL ‘You will welcome the quick relief and often ward off a severe illness. Beecham’s Pills are carefully compounded 24,447; total, $156, 42, vegetable products—mild, daily transactions; harmless, and not habit-form- M ing. Buy a box now. zon 4, vandenin, Predtert<t «| don’t know when you may need Ret tte Aptoctation; Joseph) Beecham’s Pills. A reliable 8 Fe. | family remedy that always 2 Should Be ; at Hand Sale of Any Medicine in the World. | tones “ it, Mater Toe ate CLEARING HOUSE BREAKS ALL RECORDS FOR YEAR Total Transactions rctions $155,742,333,908 Are Reported, Daily Average of $512,310,308. All records were broken by the New York Clearing House during the year ended Sept. 30, according to Manager #herer's reyort at the annual meeting The transactions were as n take ing L; dia Ei Pinkham's Vegetable Com- 1 onffered with « displacement, |° AOE sepa was in « general run- ti I would have the head- for = week and my back would ‘Bebe so bad when I would bend down I hardly straighten up. My sister ™ tick in bed for two months and | fj! doctored, but did not get any relief. She saw an advertisement of your med- icine and tried it and got better. She told me what it had done for her, and when I had taken only two bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham’'s agetahve Com- my head began to feel better. 1) P** Continued its use and now I don’t have! 4 Fy of those troubles.”"—Mrs. I, J.| Kelsey, Proaident of HANNAN, BR. F. D. 1, Anamosa, Iowa, | 24 ust Company, 8. M. Baker, “Advt. 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Pinkham's remedies | ‘ted. coming on—promptly move the | were first introduced, their curative bowels, start the liver working | OT DELAY i} \ HH 3 ; 4 4 ee 4 AY, OCTOBER 4, 1916. late himself the necessity for keep- | r half a century leaders of men the | GREENHUT'S—SECOND FLOOR: Your Pennies y Buying Here df Offer You the Choice of A 2 PER CENT. CASH DISCOUNT or | 8 SEN, eras een te big: will be given with goods sen: Ask any sales for details. And remember that this beape | le by it tii advange gol det belly opectl REENHUT'S—MAIN FLOO ‘Union or Combination Suits For Youths, Boys, Misses or, Children Oe Theses uits come in Natural Gray, White or Ecru Cotton, slightly fleeced. Perfect for pres- ent wear. Splendidly made and per- fect fitting. Drop Shown on Livin Models in the Bendix’s String Orchestra. styles in their full beauty. new modes is Wraps of bined with rare beauty of who would be beautifully for a moderate outlay. New Fall Suits $14.75 to $160 Dresses priced at sale price (39c) Suits of Poplin and Gi is an unusually low one. Coats of best | GREENHUT'S—MAIN FLOOR “wr 24) Lopcoatss For amen and tend at 9.95 Topcoats that are new in style, fabric and color. Swagger plain blacks and grays, in Chesterfield models; also neat mixtures in the new loose-back effects. Not only are these coats in handsome styles and in good quality of desirable materials, but every detail of the workmanship and trimming is just what it should be. All sizes. Sale tomorrow. A Clean-Up Sale of Men’s High Grade 79¢ Negligee Shirts More than 4,000 shirts made up for the better class of retail trade, purchased underprice, are offered in this special event. A splendid assortment of hand- some new designs in beautiful color combinations, EVERY SHIRT GUARANTEED FAST COLOR. The range of materials is complete and attractive. It includes: Fine Mercerized Shirtings Woven Jacquard Figures High Count Percales Repps and Woven Madras All of these shirts are FULL CUT, made with faced sleeves, soft double cuffs, finished with pearl buttons, All sizes, from 14 to 1734. Please note that while we do not claim any special valuation on these shirts, every one of them today Is worth a good deal more than the price we 79%. GREENHUT'S—FOURTH FLOOR Save On Your Table without sacrificing quality, No matter what you buy in our Pure Food Mammoth Grocery you will find that prices average less than what you are asked to pay elsewhere, eee, ee Fresh Fruits Cofiee PEACHES — selected New Our own roasting. York State fruu, for pre BEST MARAC NA BO (free' stone); 7 % ibe, @1; . 23¢ $1.09 POPULAR BRAND COFFEE pe teen OL: 33e¢ 20¢ Fountain s cakes 33: 42¢e FRESH HUTTERINE —- Swift's S-ib drum, $1 Sugar 50c TEAS blac Best refined granuieted; or mixed; He cotton $1.85 Sold at this prise with irocery Orders. SANTOS COFFEE— Ibe, 815 ROOT BEER—K: MINC EMEA AT bottle will a brand; 6 pkg gular 10c package | PASTRY FLOUR quality, makes « CREAM Fevnre Premium; tic yy, Rranulated breakfast | 21% print, BBs: DRe d dor, $1.57; 14¢c | We deliver Butterine. IMPORTED HERRIN| LAKES--Gold Medal Be; manna brand, in tom a 5e dover, $1.75; J CRT SUP Fountaln : quality, made with fresh. to ORK AND | FEAR -Labenite nd pure s brand; docen, 8Q¢ ; Mtr waite’) L2C)| segulue Nos Gan Te ‘sy Special Cocoa £ hocolate Pudding | Babb re i So Pure Breakfast Cocoa, Originator se att... 29€ | | 100, ath uum Double 4A Green Trading Stamps with Purchases Till 12 The Choicest of the New Modes in Suits, Gowns, Wraps and Furs * Fashion Review Promenade from 10 to 11.30 A. M. and 1.30 to 3.30 P. M. Music by Theodore This fascinating display is of utmost importance to all who would study the new It is a practical showing of the finest fashion conceptions designed by the best talent for the use and adornment of fair femininity for Autumn and Winter. The great luxu porgeous hued velvet com- In the Suits of rich materials and Coats that are marked for intrinsic worth of fabric as well as grace of line; Street Dress of demure simplicity or elaborate elegance; Gowns of almost fairy loveliness in airy nets and metallic lace and spangles. The whole grand collection, as worn in review in the promenade, is one of absorbin New Fall Dresses, From $7.95 to $155 Sale of Suits, Coats & This special offering only further emphasizes the resage-o! ij seat or open back. Sizes 2 to and satisfaction of purchasing here. 16 years, The Included in this offer are: ‘dine. the new sofreulng collars and elaborate touches of velvet. ines in wool Velour, tweeds, plaids. Handsome Dresses in silk or serges. Correct new Autumn styles in the popular shades. POR OrrieE | October Sales Abound With Economieslan Fall and Early Winter Goods of All Kinds |} in Dependable Grades and New Styles at the Lowest Prices in All New York characterizing the evidenced in the superb Trimmed Millinery Here are splendid exam- ples of the present fashions combining the utmost sim- Plicity of style with lavish luxury of material. Special Sales at 5 to °25 The style effect of a hat depends a great deal upon the way it is worn. This adds to the importance of |’ seeing the new millinery modes as correctly worn. by the living models in our Fashion Promenade. Second Fleer design; interest to all and fashionably gowned New Fall Coats $7.95 to $90 914.75 Clever new styles with GREENHUT'S—FIFTH FLOOR. This-Handsome 4-Piece Bedroom Suite, 7 in Antique Ivory or Birdseye Maple, at As you will 4 fone, In am up-to-the-minute desiga, You will find thle eulte *plendidiy a finishe Wf desired, ay perehese, Individual pieces. The Dresser, Chiffonier and Toilet Table have ewell ends and fronts, The Bedstead has cane panel 'at head and foot ends. Dressers, Chiffoniers and Bedsteads $60 IVORY ENAMEL DRESSER, $40 $18 IVORY ENAMEL DRESSER, $15 $50 IVORY ENAMEL CHIFFONIER, $35 $15.50 IVORY ENAMEL CHIFFONIER, $10.50 $17 IVORY ENAMEL BEDSTEAD, eared $40 IVORY ENAMEL BEDSTEAD, $27. $23 BIRDSEYE MAPLE DRE * $18 BIRDSEYE MAPLE DRESSER, $13.45 This Brass Bed Outfit $ Complete for . 15. 75 A typical Greechut rate unequalled in the whole city The outfit is substantial—of splendid quality. All sizes. It consists of; A 2-inch post Brass Bed—all regular sizes; bright or satin finish, A Combination Mattress— covered with a good grade of ticking. A Romelink Guaranteed Spring—with high risers. GG REENHUT'S—THIRD FLOOR: \FWwall Bis er “: Dainty Floral 2 ap Errects; 6@ A better bargain than this you'll find nowhere else, In addition to the floral striped paper, there are a considerable number of rolls in small figures and cretunne effects, suitable for bedroom decoration, Imitation ss Cloths and Varnished Gold Papers—suitable 1 for dini om, hall or living room; roll. Qe Sunfast Papers —a fine collection; i primed and plain oatmeal ‘papers in the latest colorings; tapestry and damask papers; roll 25c The Above Papers Will Be Sold With Borders Only o’Clock—Single Stamps Therea(ter jo ae i alee ide dks ade