The evening world. Newspaper, February 9, 1917, Page 17

Hanes filter this acid from the with @ scalding sensatio fuse; again, there is difficult: cralding it :. ladder \realenesi, most folks call it, we they can't control urination ometimes very Perey this is really ne of the mos fore breakfa or the acids in the urine, 6o it no fs a source of irritation to the mn ct hor urinary organs, which wad is and lemon juice, combined with and is used by tho @re subject fs splendid for kidn * Causes Cent lithia-water drink, which quickly welleves bladder trouble.—Advt. — P| he: with life, has an incomparable soft- 1 ness and is fluffy and lustrous, try nderine at any drug store or j Danderine. toilet counter; apply a little as direct- Just beauty o: mediately *) dandra' ru’ the hair of its lustre, its strength and fuces a feverishness and itching of scalp, the hair roots famish, loosen die, then the hair fulls out fast, ‘ enna acai oa a KIDNEYS AND Bz Americas District Mesnager office GS! BEAUTIFY YOUR “HAR WITH “DANDERINE” | rit If you care for heay THE BERING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ceed te DR. WILLIAM H, MABON, = BLADDER BOTHER MENTAL SPECIALIST, DIES | Held Many “Positions ft in the State and Was Superintendent of | Manhattan Hospital. | | De. William H. Mabon, Hoperintens | j dent of the Manhattan State ae ee j | ated to-day of typhoid pneumonia. | was born at New Durham, N. J., atty. | six years ago. and Bladder weakness result uric acid, says a noted authority. Natt, 86 it on to the bladder, it often remains to trritate and a via a burning, scalding Mm, OF setting up an irritation B heck of the bladder, obli ing seek relief two or three times the night. The sufferer is in it dread, the water passes some and is early life had been @ specialist in men- tal diseases, In 1908 he was made superintendent of Bellevue and Allied | Hospitals after he had been superin-| t and assistant in charge of a in 1904 T ERU Not ital Cominiasion, dof the Manhattan , wv the Insane in 1906 18 since lived at Ward's Island, Dr, Mabon was the writer of many books on nial diseases and had a wide p as a consultant in his apecial appeared in many noted js as & medico-legal ex was Professor of Mental Di New York University and 6 Medical Schools, President of the {t is extremely annoying and simple ailments ty ie. Get about four ounces of from your pharmacist and tablespoonful in a glass of w continue this ‘his will neutrat sw York Psychriatrical Soclety, the ptional Committees for Mental Hys giene and the Century Club, He Is survived by his widow, who was Miss Rosa Vedder of Hyde Park, N. Y¥. and two daughters, TO-N three days. normally again. Sad Salts is erre nad Ly jeden | made from the acid of ithia, sands of folks who to urinary disorders by uric acid irritatio ‘dio typhoid pneu- br, Mabon formerly was the head of the State Hospital Commission. — | inven evens Appointed to no bad effects whatever. you have a pleasant, efferves. | Raymond B. No Extra Charge for a | » Feb. 9.—Raymond B, te for The World may pee me dy w Hampshire was nom- by President Wilson to-day as & ni Laat 10 a 25 Cent Bottle! Freshen Your Scaip ! Stops air! Remove Dandruff! Grow Lot Ys ane, Beautiful Hair—You Can ! sh Parke haw that) 44 with beauty and is radiant] is thin, one application doubles the our hai sides, it im- issolves every particle of you capnot have nice, healthy hair if you have dan- This ‘destructive scurf robs ed, and ten minutes after you will say this was the best investment you ever made, We si everything € desire soft, lustrous, beautiful hair and lots of it—-no dandrnff—no itch: ing scalp and no more falling hair— you must use Knowlton's Manders ine. 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World Wants Work Wonders, ; , clearance prices ucgoyo ALL STAR BENEFIT OLUMBIA® "7, Hin 44 a THE NEW "BON TONS || BURLESQUE, _ | Fourtesnth street West of DRESSMAKERS | ' The Very Last Girls’ Middy Blouses A “Saturday Only” Sale BOYS’ BLOUSES— TROUSERS Prices the Very Lowest in Town BOYS’ HLOUSES—Now § assortment of striped tan and with yoke an § to 15 years | BOXs) TROUSERS —stral tyles—o ht and eviots and d gray 76 atraieht and stylew——worated, novs and) Tanti ender # neckband atyle—S t our Peg 16 yr An INVENTORY 1S COMING. THE RWIS YOUN Av COULD BUY SUC LOW F —~—— « WOMEN’ S "BLOUSES Surprising Price Cuts Our styles are so up to the very second that although these are cut (inventory is coming) here are blouses you'll want to wear now--new Spring Sport Styles ali vari of dainty blouses that were much more expensive—cut for this one sale-SATURDAY ONLY. ] VOILES—some with | CREPE DE CHINE +69 | collars and. revers 2.38 | fussy blouses in white, Reg. .98 | embroidery—or dotted flesh, maize and bie: - Swisses—dainty edging cuit--wide collar ‘and fine tucked fronts. |revers with laco edging filet. pattern. New sport blouses, too. $2.98 —— FINER VOILES— All | 1.45 | have targe collars,|| 3.77 | CREPE GEORGETTE | Rew. $1.98 | some lace ed I eae. sate ‘Chinn BF Nmeie with narrow oF dean panied sty log, with edging--a different style has filet hemstitched collars }and cuffs—a simple design in rose, peach, flesh and white has rever anc |eollar banded with white Picot satin, Another style is of rose crepe, with lace effect vestee, and edging. Some |have elaborate fronts, combinations {of lace and fine Swiss embroidery In this group—some serviceable tub silk blouses--in white and pink, with of white Georgette crepe-—many other well-cut collars—tailored styles, lovely designs. A MIDDY SALE Prices—Very Special Hand Smocked Middies for 57 cts. (MMuatrated left) Not only are these middies smocked by hand in colors to match the white rose or copenhagen blue cuffs and collars but they all have-two pockets and a wide belt—6 to 14 yeurs—-Jaunty Middies all, Our “Champion” for 78 cts. Manufactured for the school girl of excel- lent quality galatea all white. SPECIAL LOT OF EIGHT DOLLAR SHOES— SATURDAY . . 5.93 black kid vamps—gray buckskin tops—leather Louis heels- -A to D widths—-sizes 8) to 7, Laced Boots: | welted soles SPECIAL LOT OF BOYS’ BLACK LACE SHOES— 2.45 Worth a dollar more—Shoes bought months ago—it we sell them to-day at the price if they had not been bought bef d heavy, strong, serviceable shoe, made on roomy lasts: sizes 1 to Shy. blucher cut-— —-> /MORNING. SPECIALS Today & Tomorrow, Unti {ugntities restricted, No Mall or Telephe 1 P.M sil 98 Youths" Leng Trousers Suits. #76 | $3.98 Ready-to-Wear Hats $25 y Black and satin | and straw ymbinations arKe bi | and t t | MILLINERYTIRD. FLOOR " torus cviuitb | $1.94 Untrimmed Hats 125 Norfolk Suits Realte th MTLLINERY—THIRD. FLOOR, PHIRD FLOOR, 98 ct. & $1.24 Fancy Feathers Pompons 88 olor ¥ 5" PURNISHINGS AILLINEIY TID. FLOOR, | 49 ct, Box of Initial Stationery 29 it 1 a 8 UNTONERY THIRD PLOOR, MEN'S PURNISETN MAIN FLOOR | $1.75 Little Boy * Heavy Grain 49 ct, Men's Domet Night Shirts. 65) er Shoe 139 ‘riper in blun pinks: « MH ca cien ee AUS") BURSISIEINGS, MAIN FLOOR, 29 ct. Children’s Ribbed Underwear 89 | $2.50 Girls’ Gun Metal Calf Sheos... 2 td k—long an oy emails ‘ankle length- i sh ai vinaee ba KHOCOND F it ae ‘Foon sHoRs 8.95 | $1.24 Women’s Silkatalf Petticoats... 91 RLS! DBP" SECOND FL medium bust t 18-SECOND FLOOR < 3 UNDERWRAR—SEOOND FL Clock Sluns Denote Morning Spectals, Aeok fow the Clockst Leck tor the Clocks! | er 20 et. 1 Middy |": AEARN With Arenne * SALE (A SALE FOR ALL) Day ALSO 3 OTHER DEPARTMENT SALES Boys’ Blouses and Trousers Women’s Blouses—as Outlined Below LAST DAY OF DRESSMAKERS’ SALE ALL SPLENDID VALUES, Sqili time to get that Bargain of which you heard. Clark’s Cotton and Notions Clark's 0. N. T. Cottom— V " to—best number Lamit, 2 don —No Mall or ‘Tolephowe Onder, ALSO 54 et. Hasting Cotton—don... 2h et. 45 et. Sewing Silk—black, 6 100-yd. # Hooks and ar Seam Binding — pie makers’ Ping 12% je Roll Tape—2i-yd. po. Ine and Sewing Reedieons « Sale Specials in Dee 08 et. Jersey Covered $2.08 Kumpke Silks Satins—yard wide.. .%. © Verealines—yd. wide , embroidered panet and vest and collar | #2, Covering! 40 and 59 et. 26 and 40 inch... 9 et. 39 et, Merce 69 et. Imp 45-inc 59 ot. Sk 39 ot, Organdien ing Gabardines. 40-inch, non Main Floor, Spring and Medium Weight ’ SUITS for Misses TWO PRACTICAL PRICES suitable for year de wold, a) le high walst Hoe slim silhouette eee 21.08 els for CORSETS and BRASSIERES factory Saturday Reductions ea—firm materigl—cluny i ninveny: 1.79 ur reg. $ Special Saturday Luncheon 2.00 M. to 200 P, A BF cones * * ndwieh 1 Pineapple polit Cream over prog) de drat then weer ee =