The evening world. Newspaper, October 4, 1916, Page 4

© Miss Elizabeth Miadietown, fro Newt Kenneth Merilva board from « fo eranp hiss Tim and pill Get your Presto Flour the frat th notice the recipes in w Nerve Strain Dr. Holmes Said: on vitality. you are aware of it. Physicians. No charge or Established 54 Years 223 Sixth Av., 350 Sixth Av., improved with a dash of Grocers and Delica- tessen Stores sell it ter. prices for them. duplicated. = PRUE ° Vers ener, | cupe Preete Pie, @ sedte. butt “A man could better afford |}| to lose a pound of blood than an ounce of nervous energy. Nerve strain is the greatest drain One feature that makes it so disastrous is that it goes on for some time before Are you sure YOUR nerve system isnot being taxed thru eye strain? Examinations by Registered Eye ‘96hrlich &Sons || New York: 184 B'way, at John St, 15th St. 22d St. 101 Nassau, at Ann St. 17 West 42d Street. Byooklyn:498 Fulton St.,cor.BondSt, }) T.he best of steaks will be Satice Fine in soups and stews. 10c Made byE. Pritchard, 33! Spring St.. N.Y, Women’s Shoes of business at far higher prices, iE Ned to — ns Contractors and Three Building Inspectors. tee wh 23 in starton Avenue, near O} mm, jand Etehty oighth ste two bricklayers, Willlam ¢ Posquale de Christopher, w handed to Justt Indictments against the owners of the buliding, the contractor and three in Jonly se wore made f | person named might seek to eacape its methods Two indictments each ter in the « tinst 8. M. for on $10,000». + contractor William Shary The Indie to Justi |K ‘AT CAPTAIN WITH ZA Arnel] Got the Money Ye ) Provision Boat and Owner Has Not Seen Him Sin us Fisher jr. ufacturer, who about @ week ago n the Great Lakes in his yach Doiphin, to-day asked the police s yoklyn Headquarters to find reached t Specialists in Footwear Since 1857 Andrew Alexander Ten Day (October 4th to 14th) Fall & Winter Shoes for Men & Women Correct models in large variety. Plenty of sizes in all but a few $3.85 $4.85 $5.85 $2.65 $3.65 $4.65 Thousands of pairs of smart fall shoes made for us late last win- Shoes that were ordered later to fill out our huge stocks, cost more and must bring more. scarcity of good leather is acute. in getting materials they can use, and are paying unhegad of Every shoe in this sale could be sold in the normal course The leather in some can scarcely be We prefer to accept the most remarkable opportunity in our 60 years’ history to offer a great saving to our patrons and to new friends, all during the ro days, but come early if you can. - FORMANSLAUGHTER INBRONY COLLAPSE | True Bills Also Found Against | George ¢ Tho Auguet Grand Jury in the \ hae been at work wince! Jdxing Dodge gullty of contempt of stigating the collapwe of 1 tenement under construction In| | Gtewerich | snd clothing ie Tuliding Department, | e, the T) sight being withheld tn fear that the EyeStrain means Grand Jury asked to be pers mitted to continue its investigation for two weeks In order to make a thorough | survey of the Building Department and man- dd dewree were | Pawnaweway will al L.} way to $1,000 IS vino J emtate operator and paper after a trip “ {delegation called, Sale styles. Men’s Shoes Our best shops have trouble At Downtown Store Only Sixth Avenue at 19 Street Convenient to Sixth Ave. El. and Surface Cars, Fifth Ave, Buses, Hudson Tubes and Subway. (‘THE EVENING WORLD, "FINDING OF OIL BOTTLE ‘LYNCH WINS IN SUIT, BUT CAN'T BE FOUND Former City y Court Ju Justice Absent Contents Had Been Used by Bur} recorniaa th When Action for $52,500 ! Comes Up. | Former City Court Justice Richard n Lynch won an important victory to-day in the Supreme Court, but ef news were unavailing, When Lynch's $62,500 sult amainnt Dodge, & munitions con- tract promoter of Norfolk, Va., came up to-day before Justice Pe n Lynch was not present. His counsel ceaded in submitting an order ad court for failing to appear for ex- mination. The suit concerna 10,000 in juden In upon the € ka unaatinfiont NEW SUBWAY LINK OPENED IN BROOKLYN Passage Connects Fourth Avenue | Line With the Interbor« Flatbush Avenue. The subsurface passageway necting the Pacific Street station of the Pourth Avenue Bubway in Brook- lyn with the Atlantic Avenue Station L}of the first subway was opened for This| |public use at 7 A. M. to-day. make possible Avenue Sub- the Long Jeland Ratiroad access from the Fo! station, The ‘passageway northerly end t begins ne Pacifi nine platform and irway landing on of the first sub Fiatbush Avenue Station Kround passageway Ts ago furnishes ¢ and the bou Interborough on ‘JEWISH BUTCHERS GET YOM KIPPUR PERMIT subway. Line first A delegation of Jewish residents called on Mayor Mitchel to-day and that permission be granted ghborhood butchers to kill tow! n anticipation ef Yom Kippur, the ewish day of atonement, which will be observed next Saturday Health Commissioner Emerson. who was with the Mayor wh: 4 the pr: Was granted before and was Vi many poultry butchers k sho ope for a per The sea sold to France for use in tho which Jed to the arraignment of three | forts to find him and convey the good om nen charged with robbory before) Known ae hd the Turk.” of No. 1g te Koenig in the Centre io. 69 Cherry Strest, olice Court to-day, On Sept. nm, who keops 1 burglars sawed the bars in the rear | st axter Street. Tho Enough shoes for Sc ~~ = Ss «= of the Imtportin hout, at No. 21 _WEDNESDAY, laces, tapestries and rugs. They left behind an empty bottle which had contained olive oll used in sawing the bars, LANDS THREE tt JAIL the Tirat Branch Detective Murex a4 being a brand yrian colony dae nd the bot partially tdent us one which had been sald tw 8 previous to the robbery. Further Investigation re- sulted In the arrest of Edward Alan, known as “Hd the Turk," of No. 6 sold on quiries w glars in Sawing Bars of Place Robbed—Clue for Police, An olive oll bottle was the clue “ teottvea say they found part of the olen goods at Bacon's piace. were held under ball for ex: ation It Ba Mat ri nin= 1 away more franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts, ‘PHONE 6900 GREELEY Autumn Models Waists and Sport Shirts For Women and Misses Separate Shop on Third Floor SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY Crepe de Chine Sport Shirt Tailored model, in white or flesh, flat revers collar, wide culls, self corded trimming; large peai! buttons Special Georgette Crepe WW An exclusive yoke model lesh or white, effectively beaded and embroidered; hemstitched collar and culfs edged with pleated Georgette ruffles. Special Taffeta Silk Sport Waist Tailored waist in white, navy, br I revers and turn back cu or green, with soft of white satin, Special Georgette Crepe Waist In bisque, navy, brown or bia color fancy stitching in braided crepe vestee and turn back culls collar. Embroidered Georgette Waist In navy, brown, blac n, richly embroidered in con- trasting color silk an J beads, ecru thread lace over collar and vestee, tucked back. Special trow bands of self white Georgette double Georgette crepe Spec.al Franklin Simon a C Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts. PHONE 6900 GREELEY Autumn Models Separate Skirts For Women and Misses Separate Shop on Fourth Floor SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY English Tweed Sport Skirt Tailored model in gray-and-black or brown and tan English weeds; fastens at side, gathered back, wo slash pockets, wide detachable belt Special Checked Wool Velour Skirt Tailored model of velour checks in blue-and-green or tan-and-brown; gathered back, strapped belt and self corded pockets. Special Wool Jersey Sport Skirt Tailored sport skirt of wool jersey, in burgundy, taupe, green, old gold, plum or brown; siash pockets, wide de- tachable belt. Special Striped Wool Velour Skirt Box plogted model of wool velour in navy with gold or gtay stNpes or black with gray stripes. Special Checked Wool Velour Skirt Closely box pleated model of wool velour in blue and black or green and gold Callot checks, detachable novelty pleated belt. Special GOODS DELIVERED ANYWHERE IN GREATER NEWYORK ~, WTIALEN BROS 210, 221, 223, 225, 227 164, 166, 168 anu 170 Grand Street , | Smith Street Cor. Driggs Ave. BROOKLYN Cor. Wycko:. St, Buy Your Clothing $125 Worth of Furniture For 50c Weekly No Deposit—$1 Weekly Fine Buflets Carriages ; +b Oe WEEKLY 4 post Fati! hi 50e diye any Rug et OCTOBER 4, actives Cook and Moriarity of J THE NE 1OT6." of every son of the Emerald Isle. These records by Olcott and others are partic- ularly fine examples: A 1337 {MOTHER MACHREE, Chauncey Olcott, Tenor, (MY BEAUTIFUL IRISH MAID. { ncey Olcott, Tenor. WHAT AN IRISHMAN MEANS BY “MACHREE.” | A a HAY Harty McClaskey ‘Tenor, : |) LOVE, HERE IS MY HEART. Keed Miller, Tenor, 5 74 | THE KERRY DANCE. | ch 5c gston, Tenor. gston, Tenor. rgan \IANTHE. Morgan Kis ther or not yc Wi) records will have beauty and 1 were born in Ireland, these you: a message of tion, in fone, recording music-note” trade-mark — se records what it means in New Columbia Records on sale the aoth of every menth, Columbia Records in ail Foreign Languazes. This advertisement was dictated to the Dictaphone, Price $1 FOR SALE BY ABOVE OTH BT” Coomt.): BELOW 147TH ST. - iva Brondway AY 130 “ihira Ave. Third Ave, eventh Ave, lathush Ave, ith Ave, 27 roadway Broadway Rrondway The World Sells 100,000 Copies More in New York Than Any Other Morning Newspay 50 Songs from the Heart [fj of Merry Old Ireland HE Land of the Shamrock has produced and inspired some of the best-loved “songs of the heart’ that have sung their way into our affections. 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