The evening world. Newspaper, January 24, 1917, Page 6

AOI oa me naan ne. om seas 5 OST ERe Is amet agit THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1917. HEURES cypes TT SMP eR EAD. — eo wa eae od ; : . A. CHALMERS CHARLES p cee CO.WAS WRECKED © eee: wes MGUSEDOFPART =. PUBLIC had backfired white he was cranking |*rvivers. being cabaret performers or * to the garage. persons in allied protessons, protested coated appetite var ‘ any. ¥ a a bad taste in y ' 4 Beis BY DESIGNUPHELD - hy ~INBURNING AUTOS ===" DANGER o Se lpg CHURCHMEN SEE WILSON Convicted Plotters Declare R, "=e #0 ve Sa ete Mains You Cannot Afford to Line sot IW BEHALF OF ALIENS d vegetable compound mixed — pobbins of De ‘ Mile ed. You efi know then ROUINs of D olive color To have a ear, Cc. W. Me C. Sack Collected $14,700 | "Hack. “represented ty Pranele x Miss Reading This on Seven Trucks. ere wan an ality on his duty to skin, bright eyes, no pin nett ionesre wh y 7 | --- of buoyaney like chil fihood € Dine Jon 4 Morse ¥ ition ' ! | 40. : you must get at the cause. cig decelerate dai . j t ee ea ee eee . Edwards’ Olive Tablets act on Moone, a meter of wom ° ‘ |" er of Hichmond Mill, L. 1, ten its effect the liver and bowels like calomel — t the Metr teoamanip. © ea be WASHING TC mA tod Insurance nth \ ee be Mathenotite \e ava colle an 1 the nerves and yet_have no dangerous after effects. ¢ w - " ‘ e from ‘ along the breathing start the bile and overcome Compan) \6* “ t hur 4 : . ‘ * preumonia constipation. That hy millions of wrecked were upheld r in led by F had yuna Medicine cures colds ey sold ani rd at 10e and) gon handed down om — m | pen ® told at and lung troubles without 2h. druggists, Take one or two jane, in Newar! Mr t 1 the Vice po s dr It is not a paten and note the pleasing results, oo... ¢iiowing # long ‘rim, have! Canes , blmneet Ja " hee go lllag medicine, nor cough syrup, nyt & body | uahele OF the Sew Haven faltpond | Ge 4 erick Strobel, | aay, wor builder—an eminent specialist pre eee Bs Neen y sates manager of the Moon) et seribed it for the Rev, Father John mmpany, obtained et a0 2 Company of Brcekipn, ont] t™ O'Brien of Lowell, Mass, fifty years atin tg tan Steamehip Company and |, Bchapinsky, @ mechanic for ago.—Advt used ft solely for 5 d tothe detriment of the stockMeld ompany ! ‘ . were ip ted with . have pleaded B. Altman & Oo. “eo enn ae ade : he corpora he pp ‘oa F | Ansistant District Attorney Rove 392 Fifth Avenue peti os | pay Cn aed ‘ . pretenses pa und 8 ert ; In GW At 4 o'clock to-morrow afternoon | ‘ rs Wetter, th hie opening adérens Corner 36th Street A Selection of Spring Hats oie reteset jus operations | ick $f Mix, York and Dovto Wal.‘ tn the Lady Chapel af BL Patel A] «tne yary, declared that Mr. Back 2d Floor—Take Elevator hod gained wealth through his opera- of Washingt Miss Char ) Various outlying f tte Grosvenor Wyeth, the The resolu «| Sldest daughter of Mrs Witliams by her first bu na as & Du (smart models, smartly trimmed) will be placed on sale to-morrow, in the Depart- irs, Frederick a nvencr Moi i owner oh 3 tt as LAST DAY TOMORROW ment on the First Floor, specially priced at $6.75 & $9.50 Fes QWNER IS HELD UP AND | bess, couns the fact th ‘ Styles appropriate for Misses, as well as for = | Mi" Unik AY Lod ist ROBBED IN RESTAURANT ants, After th Women, will be included in this Sale. ead ee vae neoe wee Coeeene Through the Courtesy of Our Landlord was bi hed. . . a “ge , * According to Strobel, the euto We Have Secured This Additional Extension were of an ancient design and y ile AasMrel (NOs War An Opportunity You Will afield} t attend] 1 vere will home of the ty-ffth Street n. He declared th rat taken to a barn at Hewlett’s, one Island, where it was planned to Never Get Again but nis scheme was) Ww ak ad bride, No. 9 Ea Grapples With Later Charges That Waiter A most attractive assortment of Sports Hats, (= —SSSSSCsCrtvecttve’ MI co Lot inarector a pel 2 SAVED | Thoms sorter tema 650 Coats and Dresses garage was buil i-hand 1 Your Choice % 1 because two people lived hattan Lunch featuring ‘the fashionable fabrics and color Be Careful in Using carly to-day tn the Monhattan Lane fe H room, No. 4 Chatham Square n- | Surv , effects, is shown for wear in town or at the Soap on Your Hair } "0m at ceharevaniantesioe (SO ee near Baby nd the trucks} wore taken there. Another car, Stro- ared, which belonged to a n J he Mediterranea Most soaps and prepared shampoos fighting @ man who| UPint e Tikes BE AEM PCL Winter resorts. jcontain too much alkali, wh Wis yed himself as Domintco How He Was Rescued. laced in the @arage after it had | mety et “ uy bie the se alp tto, twenty-four, of No. 8 Mulberry) 4 faded blue necktie of the Insured, This @utomodile, the 1 0 00 and makes the hair brittle ; alte taupetainaed tibial ; eee The best thing to use is just piain Street. 7 a OIA Heat | in Mepedid worn by Wi nas Said, had already figured tn | e Another Sale of mulsified cocoanut oil, for it is pure The restaurant a Pipa : Ree ey one fire and. @ claim tad been. ool- i entirely greaseless, It's very Batto had robbed a of the Cunard lected. iz ‘: ; cheap, and heat tie Boat ex blackiack. ‘The police say they found | Liverpool, was th sie jee. 19, a year ago:* Strobe || YOu can select any Coat or Dress in stock at this ’ ing else all to pi on Batto $202 alleged to have been! terest during t 18'9} continued hapinsky, with William | ic be sol ause tomorrow ni Women’s Silk Petticoats goaps_or anpthing che ll to pleces on ato O02 a Ae ner |carene during voyage Zor Nicholt'sjontinued, “Schaninaky, with Willam price, All must be sold, because ton ght and * few ounces will lust the w and a check for $200 first cabin it the sales company, and, myselr | We must close our Women’s Apparel Department family for months According to the police, Batto sald) Nichols was one of the twenty- # ; will be held to-morrow. MGaAle welaten the hale wilh watee cording | twenty: lhought about a hundred gallons of boa raic ine EBOUt & teaapoantAl is Lille oe : haere tey Seana bey A TLVSuEa whale aes gasoline, Early the next morning Coats were formerly to $35.00 . f all that is required. It makes an/Toom for two weeks, had | edt steamship Lye en it was | we threw it over the garage in buck- Made in the fashionable styles for street abundance of ‘rich, creamy. luther, tho robbery, and Smith, who dented lown to pleges in the Mealterranean| 9 Yun, hen I threw a match in Dresses were formerly to $39.50 r thoroughly, and sinses out the charge, was arres! Ne miles off G ar la . the at losion almost blew the wear, these practical Petticoats are excellent — | eguily. The hair dries quickly, and James Panovella, twenty-one, No. ! Revel GH Aun two aiaute cand Coats are Velour, Duvetyn and Broadcloth; many are fur trimmed and ev and is soft, fresh looking,{ Roosevelt Street. In a barber shop), mine ak Wikesd: 0 |] lined throughout and interlined. Dresses are Afternoon and Evening values at the prices quoted. | Srebt, uty, wavy and easy to hun:|under the restaurant several other thing was p." |] Gowns and Dance Frocks of Georgette Crepe, Crepe Meteor, Taffeta Sill, roms wate that he and Stark then | | dle, Besides, it loosens and takes out) jen were arrested for having weap- Kim of Petticoats of silk taffeta or messaline, in ara pare of dust, dirt and dan- |ons and for derly conduct ru pA a * ‘black or colors . . e . 5 $5.00 [UNIVERSAL TAX FOR FRANCE. Petticoats of silk taffeta, in all-black or The Cost of | vive Franen a Year for Rveey Re changeable effects in purpleeand-black and Gne d Classes Crepe de Chine and combinations. All Sales Final No Credit 1 my head un destroy nols 1s sus was torpedc explain to any one who inquired, that his automobile ~ | instruc 0 Present Levies. now plan of green-and-blue; extra size =. . $7.50 | an anni personal i flv Is Trifling when compared with the value of your eyesight. Ehrlich glasses are accurately fitted and also t reasonable in price. ns by Registered Eye Nocharge or obligation. 'erfect Fitting Glasses as Low as $2.50 wr, Who has an income | also purposes he rate of all The January Sale of Bed Furnishings Why Meat Supply Is Certain Though Other ' Foods Fail | Prepared especially for to-morrow (Thursday) are 1 (Brookirn: an8 Pulton BeacorsBon { White Blankets (ease ater eal | HEN the late Philip D, Armour developed the traveling refrigerator iad per pair ee 8600, 700 e800 ee | he brought to you America’s choicest foods in the prime of perfec- = tion. He reduced shrinkage and spoilage, thus lowering distribution costs. But greater than these is the unfailing food supply which Armour’s relrigerator cars make certain, regardless of any transportation condition short of a complete blockade of the railroads themselves. , affords the purchaser a considerable price- saving in the acquisition of selected | «merchandise. é Batablished 54 Years \New York: 184 B'way, at John St. 223 Sixth Av., sth 8 aso Sixth Av., aad Bt. ior Rasa, at Aga a Be arly the mingham, A limited quantity of Down-filled Comfortables covered with sateen; exceptionally priced marrige: ene $5.00, 5.75, 6.50 & 7.00 i mM “4 No matter how great the cry for cars, Thus, equipped to deliver foods rapidly, Satin-finish Bedspreads: | il HN il il | car shortage can never affect Armour. Your systematically and with absolute eqereniiy, . 1/¥28, ne Wu daily food supply is assured. Armour can say to the farmer: “Send us your Hemmed, size 2)4x2/4 yards. each $2.90 cattle, hogs and sheep as fast as they are ready for Long ago, Armour and Company, fore- saw that car shortages would occur—fhat at i times the sustenance of the nation might be In no other way could Armour continue imperiled, to accept trainload after trainload of stock at a@score of plants throughout the country. And without a ready market, producers would become discouraged, fewer cattle would be raised, and you would either eat less meat, or pay infinitely more for it. As Armour foresaw present conditions Scalloped, size 2}4x234 yards . each 3.25 market—we will buy from you at any time.” Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases et eae And realizing their responsibilities as a great at special prices public utility, Armour and Company met the situation in advance by building a line of refrigerator cars, which would be under Armour’s ownership and control at all times. Fifth Avesw- Madison Avene This has meant a tremendous investment. and prepared for them, so is Armour today 34th and 35th Streets New vi k But, asa result, though seventy per cent planning to meet other conditions which may of papell pa Ah ee oe the Mlscissip ‘ arise in the distribution of foods years hence. — — = : while the bulk of livestock is raised in the And with this in mind, it can be no more central west, Armour is able to assure both a than good judgment on your part to direct regular supply to consumers and an ever- that Armour meats and Armour products be market to di y served at your home table regularly. FOR SPORTING RECORDS ready producers y gularly AND 28,000 OTHER FACTS AND FIGURES THE LIGHT SWEET WINE FOR THE HOME GARRETT & CO. BVUALLTY \ PRODUCTS Fe. t ARMOUR“? COMPANY CHICAGO S 1917 WORLD ALMANAC ALL NEWSSTANDS. 25 CENTS. 1071 dgnaaere Busia Se Bryaat 26