The evening world. Newspaper, November 17, 1916, Page 12

<P RE RE Rc Tags, ————— * KET ST. PATERSON—120 or | TO GET $600,000 FOR ial AFTER FOOD PRICE PRICE FIXERS. Mc 5 MARI Take a look en Toro itasis Organtess a $2,000,000 Fand Ie Un ° we quired Inte. Final plane raise the renenese OMICAGO, Nov. 11—Federal investi- at your teeth | $609,000 of the $9,000,000 fund for the gators decking evidence of advance in AS A} DE ° *. Federation for the Support of Jewish th R [st Sr.N NY. mht . ,008 elected to $5,000-a-year Job |food prices will look into the affairs of E CO RLY. mm yo Philanthropte Boctetion were begun yee: A vou terday at © meeting of Jewish women at bth il Re Ta Bl Aa A Mee THAT EAPREs> DI-\INCTLON Lashloned ot the or are pockets forming si lon, Foe 4, Wasvare ry Ne. 1100 Pith WHETHER THREAT OR ‘PREDICTION, shoe men in senston at Bow-| move ta based on complaints that the) Mr R lar f Sozodont | Avenue, in the afternoon ani 6 oimi- ton agreed shoes may soon cost $36 @ pair uniees more cloth and rubber and | present high prices are due to a bull ganization of jegular use of Sozodont Fi. necting of men at the same place | oe are eee movement in butter and eggs for d0-/ 1 make this gaving possible. > pal prevents such con- Fi ins evening. tivery next summer, Both boards were Hi hc { is$5Val = High Crt Boots, dition. Each person at the meetings pledged ‘COON HUNT near Bluefield, (W. Va.) led to three. jenjoined in 1914 from fixing prices. $ Sosodont containe Eme- [®imeeit or berselt to canvass a given | Defeated by 41 Vote 14 Votes, He Gets, ducing Gah te tice Cdetees Wore Iajored and 6 ‘een : : : gnuu Boots $5 Value $8.00 Value |oumber of wealthy Jews who have not caught. , Russia Calf, Havana ‘ el wif att : \ wes rgopea| Order for Recount—Puts ke perenerren coma Raneneny, an ore Blase over alkaloid, and destroys the mplete the | Up $5,000 Bond. A WURTTEMBURGER thought st worth about $5,000 Rid, Binek Vamos ms that attack and in- 4 yen a rally tn the | ww to be walioped on the head with a sausage wielded by « Tine Carpe: ee the gums. federation wee i , ; Bavarian, but the Supreme Court wouldn't allow him a White. Topsy’ Manog- Protect your teeth by "inoréthdn "teat your | MORE CONTESTS SURE. bese White Toph alte 6 4 ——_ ——- Wh : ee lil Liquid et kratitving.”* Me. Ware BIGGEST COMPT of modern times spooding toward ee nd means that tf pledwes| Charges of Fraud and Other min 1,136,246 mites @ day, and astronomers say will be vee Irregularities Made in Manat tine dbance had Many Sections. | PEEL POTATOES WITH SAFETY RAZOR and re- —_— duce cost of living, advises Wisconsin food expert. | | Contesta in Congressional districts, Leaaanquepmnsnmed | | where the vote on Election Day was WHEN RAILROAD announced 6-ceont fare, town of very close, are growing warmer. West Newbury (Maass.) #imply started a line of jitney In the Third Now Jersey District, buses, | Representative Thomas J, Scully, INSTEAD OF STRINGING BEADS and cutting out Democrat, obtatned a court order for funny pictures, children in California school are being I | @ recount to begin Mon Scully; [ss taught to darn daddy's socks, | SPECIAL, intends to fight to the last, having ‘ oe put Ep & bokd der 90,000 to puatantes SHEEP-KILLANG DOGS tn Orange County (N. Y.), x man ald under ‘ Jcosts of court in addition to having Oath, comb fleece out of claws at nearest brook, pick tecth, and wash Jaws ane ” _— hired eight attorneys, He claims that “/t°r @ murder. "Pg e'sColdCompound | iland MadeBoots(i, "eather Loula the malorhy of eleven Ae bid his KANSAS has elected 161 of the 255 women candidates who ran for of- p fe sary :-tnch 9.95 |" ca Republican opponent, Robert 8. Car- gop in recent ole H peels, a ton Will be Wied out orveral times cel= Tecent © = ispleasantandaffords || 5 ARG AIN BASEMENT SP ECI ALS! over if ballots on w "ow peut Wabutte _— H marked opposite the Democratic can. {10% Will reat Zebullion | Weaver, |NEW GOULD ASSETS $70,000. Instant Relief. | Chien’ all Cll Shor ee 90 2, MD didate’s name are counted, Repubilean, | is 7 f y According to the official canvass in Tt now ihe ce Sy hae AB BUATE : blobs iis Wemec's ote banca the Thirtieth Pennsylvania District, OMeclal resul known until| On petition ar A dose taken every two hours until $3.50 Men's Dull Calf Lace Shoes, size Representative William H, Coleman, ary, when the Legislature meeta. Gould, Surre io | three doses nre taken will end srippe | s’ Shi a High e Republican, has @ plurality of . the Governor- |den'gnated Charles Swe natee | musery reak up tisgee hagiake Boys oes 4 Jover M. Clyde Kelly, Democrat. In hat plans hAave|tax apprain., to determine how much Staeaeea Er the’ heat, | Cut Shoes |the Thirty-second District of Penn- ira E., Robinson, |*Uld be levied on new assets found tn nF nose running, | patton. The Ideal Grand for Limited Space jsylvania, Representative A, J. Barch- nan candidate for |te estate of Jay Gould the tax sick headache, dullness, fe- Saree colt uns $25 Down, $10 a Month | feldt, Nepublican, and Guy E. Cam: v egret ly hs si igo Lise he inheritance laws. sore throat, sneezing, sore- | Alzen 19 to 2. bell are running neck-and-neck, with BO BOlGerS pda bdey 4 iffness. Sisew 9 to 138% Gackt inten, Su, oaae your arts Gentes the count to be reaumed to-morrow ea se tae wate satoteun! qui seve! 1.69. $1.95 the qualities of to to delight a musician, ‘with The official canvass in the Ninth ing citisen’ and har ke nda be: Hkde | ! Kase your throbbing | . a ° the compactness necessary in modern home mak- Massachusetts District yesterday |; he adds, “but Tlwith the laws in effect at the time MM hing cise 18 che we orld gives | Sines 4 to 6 ged da deh] ing. But the more than a good upright. netted Alvan T. Fuller, Independent, tovernor of this |(suiq died, Lec. 3, 1892, Mr. | such mpt relief as ‘old t 1 owe it to the| Comy which costs only 25 cents Come and see it. Hear it played. f 16 Votes that I be ° a gain of 16 votes. On the unofficial ‘ {s understood the new aaset : Paper pattern showing floor space required ri who made this fight for and} 9 el at g stor ithout sent on request. figures, Fuller's majority over his | {ith mo to use every lawful effort to |Amount to about $70,000, with @ deduc-| ass tastes cauggs no incon Republican opponent, Congressman ase that a dictatorship 1s not set up|tion of approximately $30,000, to be y . He sure you get the genuine, Ernest W, Roberts, is 30: in West Virginia.’ made for debts attached thereto. Don't accept something else.—Advt A despatch from Washington an- SSS |nounces that Representative Samuel W. Beakes, Democrat, probably ts # Store ire-elected from the Second Michigan “ . (District. Beakes y tel j % Open e oe |graphed Chairman Doremus, of the 4 " Democratic Congressional Compalgn Saturday Co-amittee, that an error had been | 0 LD | R 0 W RY E discovered In the returns which would 464.466 Ful 5 B el Evening 66 Fu ton Street, Brooklyn |___ ee. U, B, Pat, Of, ie s Finest RYE ’ — te Th e Wo rld Ss Open Saturday t WHISKEY artes Largest Tail Evgs. till 10 o’clock UIT: ges lors i S i AND Ae argest lat STORES. ugs. tt 0 cloc . HAND E SOUR MASH]. “there has been a mass of fraud O VERCOA TS STRAIGHT PURE RYE a, Judge | scully of! NEW YORK—-BRONX—BROOKLYN—NEW JERSEY—YONKERS MADE IN KENTUCKY, U. S. A. i 5 H. B. Kirk & Co., New York, N. Y. THE SUITS button sack and mixtures, ntwo and three f cassimere OVERCOATS are in pinch back models F lation models in Oxfords, | Your Clothes Made to Fit HERE is only one way to get complete satisfaction in your clothes, and that is to have them made to your measure in just the style you want. Come to any of our stores, see our wonderful collection of materials, select the one you like and we will make it up for you in any style you suggest. You will save money too, because we make every garment in our own daylight factory. The sav- ing we make by eliminating the middleman’s profit is all yours. $25 Three-Piece Suits or Overcoats Made to Measure Fulton St., cor. Bridge At Subway Station 1329-1331 Broadway Near Gates Avenue 4810-4812 Fifth Ave. Bet. 48th and 49th Sts. November Clearance Sale Smart Suits Conservative a and-go Models, made of worsted te in newest designs; high clast tailoring ‘35-00 throughout Men’s Overcoats Regulation models of Oxfords in gray and black and many 20. mixture Men’s Overcoats Fitted Is and pinch back effects of Vic oes ards in 27-0 2 gray and ven This is your opportunity for purchasing Women’s, Misses’ and > Oieg, Girls’ Coats, Suits, Dresses, Waists and Furs. Here is Martin value ee oe | Boys ’ Overcoats —Martin Quality—Martin Style—at prices astoundingly low. ae a "B95 eee eat 9.95 A For Saturday we selected these eight big features. mixtures good warm coats They are typical of the values at our three stores. On Any Purchase Up to $10 We Offer Special! Terms of Women’s and and some models trim- med with fur, reduced for this November Cleare ance Sale to $29.00 Wool Velour, Bolivia and Broadcloth Coats—some fur trimmed and all silk lined. In all the fashion- able shades. Reduced for this November Clearance Sale to $3 5:00 J |. 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Reduced for this | Clearance Sale to $2.75 8 NEW YORK CITY SOR EAI 1387 Broadway, Het, 37 1945 Broadwa: Street, ahth Avenue, Bet. 4id & 44th Ste. 2331 Kighth Avenue, One door above | 25th. 155 William Street, orner Ann Street. 1514 Third Avenue, Near 55th Street. 149 W, 36thSt., Mail Order Dept. YONKERS STORE Near 123d Street | 2STORES IN THE BRONX: 408 East 149th Street, Near ue, 903 Prospect Avenue, Near 163d Street 65! S. 4th Ave. | tiubbard Building, Port Jervis, N. Y | | 152 Jay Street, Schenectady, N. ¥. 681 Main Street, Worcester, Mass. 17 Atlantic Street, Stamford, Conn. 89 North Street, Middletown, N. Y. Open Evenings till 9 o'clock Sat. till 10 5 STORES IN BROOKLYN; 104 Plathush Ave.,Atianiic Av,, Parker Bids £106 Filth Avenue, Near 5ist Street, a Manhattan Ave,, Near( alyer Street. 1570 Broadway, Near Gates Avenue "way, One block {rom Flushing Av. dRES IN Ni Ww JERSEY: t., Nr. 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