The evening world. Newspaper, March 29, 1917, Page 10

Le ee _——-——— — 22 oe ——_—— pot = THE EVE HOT SPRINGS ENTRIES. 2)" fe." oa me Rhee ‘i ry fh as man’ was meant to live? ° ed Do you live i | Never in the history of the world has there been a greater demand for red- ' blooded men and women than today. But we cannot be red-blooded men and women, and shirkers too. Nature sees well to that. She demands that we earn health and vigor by daily maintenanc? of laws of right living. 3 A Oxygen is the breath of life. Let your supply of oxygen be wholly cut off, and you ' ni die. But if your entire system be charged with oxygen, you live as men and women were meant to live. You draw in your daily supply of oxygen through the lungs. Millions of red blood ' cells carry it thence to every cell and tissue of your body. } Do you not see how vitally important the blood cells are? How can you do your e best work—how can you live life to the full—if they are lacking in quantity or quality? If they are so lacking, begin today to live right. Build up your blood with ample sleep, plain, nourishing food, systematic exercise and deep breathing. Under ordinary conditions, you do not need medicine. However, men and women often cannot or will not keep up a diet so well balanced that it provides all the elements needed to nourish the body and brain cells and tissues. Such men and women can take to advantage Pepto-Mangan “The Red Blood Builder’’ Pepto-Mangan is more than a temporary tonic. It is a true blood food. It fills the red blood cells with new vigor. It increases their number. It helps to make you the red- blooded man or woman Nature meant you to be. Physicians everywhere endorse and piveauee Pepto-Mangan, because they recognize its unequalled blood-building value, its worth as a general tonic and appetizer, its agresabte taste, its Pp \ ‘ ease of digestibility. They have used it for 25 years. } . Be nure that you get Fepfo-Mangan only. In the ovina! boule and sealed package shown here, and bearing the name “Gude.” That is the only way to protect yourself against substitutes and counterfeit packages, You are entitled to the genuine, Sold at all drug stores, M. J. BREITENBACH COMPANY A NEW YORK If you are moving please tell us as soon as practic- ; able. ‘This will enable us to promptly disconnect the old and connect the new service The New York Edison Company At Your Service Stuyvesant 5600 Branch Office Show Rooms for the Convenience of the Public Spring o80 rd 1960 nt 600 ryant S262 Irving Place and 15th Street 424 Broadway 126 Del 10 Irving Place 124 Wet 42d Sureet 151 East 86th Street Lenox 7780 7 Bast 125th Street H 4020 East 149th Street Melrose 9900 d Emergency Call: Farragut 3000 All Show Rooms open until midnight cey Street Rene Wee oe ele eel i the portico by carrying their founda- tions down to the subway roof. At this point the church encroached on city property The city agreed to support the pillars until some agree. ~ APPEAL TOLABOR FEARS FOR ORDUNA, <i:s*.Scssss OFN.Y.STATETOAID, OVERDUE, FOLLOW Nothing has been done and Chiet Engineer Lewis recommends that the Corporation Counsel be instructed to arrange for the removal of the bulld- ing to private property. If such a plan 4s not carried out, he concludes, either the encroachment will have to be removed or the Improvement of Federation Asks That All Rules|Rumors in England About of Unions Be Set Aside to “Loss of a Cunarder,”’ Prob- Meet Demands, ably Relate to the Folia, om Corvapondent of The| ‘The Cunard liner Orduna, due here|the street carried out by deflecting 7 ~pdid from England on Monday, had not} the curb around the present obstruc- ; re Po Lh i 78 non reported to-day, and, while offt-| tion. to od and our he line profess to have no : the New York State Fed-' inty about the vessel, they would ‘ of Labor to-day issued a ely relieved to hear she Hook be immens imation allowing all workers to| 1 be roduce munitions for the Govern. |! n eighted off Sandy ' The Orduna ix the only Cunard Hiner | ment regardless of union hours and) i i. Admiralty service not | nbc ayy, | definitely accounted for, and the de-| The document In part wald: “Wels 1) hor arrival is naturally asso- | still hope for peace, but we know that | sd with an inquiry in the House ail the signs and portents warn Us to] one yesterday concerning “P| prepare for war in defense of this nas|¢jard liner reported as recently | tio nstitutions and this nation’s | sunk pe 1 both land and sea, Wel In response to the Inqui women must die in order that liberty! |), the public interest.” Tho name of may live vessel was not mentioned in the and endure through the|t preservation of the nation | : d report of the proc ceedings in “ ‘ ouse of Co | We speak, then, for the men and e just Cunarder known to have| women, nd the ehtldren of la- sunk by @ submarine was the 1, a freighter, atta shortly nia was destroyed. It » light of the sink- . the British Gov- vored to withhold from the public the news of the sink- f the Folia bor, when we confidently assert that they will be found in time of need manfully courageously doing their share to the end that complete and undiluted vietory may crown the and cause for which our co y will | ing cca ‘i which our country will) "iii ia the view taken by the New H G d Hai gy bch York officials of the line. They think recognize In this period of] that rumors have been circulating in ave Goo alr great emergency, with the nation on} Great Hritain about the loss of and Clean Scalp aahy ‘unarder and that the loss the brink of war, if not actually tn) joi is the basis for the rumors. Froe from dandruff and itching. It's that condition, that in order to be in|" ‘Gmcera of shipa arriving from Eu-| | easy. On retiring rub spote of dan- & position to effectively meet the on-| rope report terrific gales on the At-| | druftand itching with Cuticura Oint- slaught of enemies from without it| lant ya. A gale! | ment with end of forefinger, getting will be necessary to rush prepared- would seri-| | Ointment on scalp skin, not on hair. na, which is a es very high She is ordinarily an + but has frequently | n ten days for the trip between | York and Liverpool. Her com-| Cover head for night. shampoo with Cuticura Soap and Act *, to the end that the Next morning nation and the States may be sup- nos mea water. Rinse with tepid water, Cutl- cura can do many other things equally well for the skin and scalp. plied with vast quantities of muni- tions of war within the briefest space of time To produce these munt-|mander is Capt. P. M. Taylor. She! tions of war will requtre that the| carries a few passengers. Sample Each Free by Mail mines, mills and workshops of our si ne MUAD | | cart Mca Retret Boyes Becton Bold Bato must operate at tne maximus | OLD $T, JOHN'S CHAPEL erm degree of cu city and production. ‘ | “It wil i 1 probability, there- MAY BE DOOMED T0 60 eee ———=—== fore, be necessary to suspend tem- porartly those provisions of the | Labor Law which affect and restrict | the employment of men and women| St. John's Chapel, fashionable place during the pendency of thin emer- of worship in the heart of old Green- / T ED Lapa condition, Page's wich Village during Revolutionary pea : days, and one of the finest examples | A of men to a days each week wore! r of houra) each that the|of Gothine architecture in this coun- bours th ncreased | try, may be doomed at to-morrow’s ba toy sa Gire ne ; ton | meeting of the Board of Estimate. “ we say, that In preparation | i . « for war, and If and when war comes, | Th tent edi which 1 the) spoonful of Bi know no race or « of dif. | prop of the Trinity Corporation, | giass of hot only know that we are| stands on the east side of Varick | Pirasant aie almost Its perils stomach ai js our ss ate Street, Streets The new Seventh vetween Beach and Laight contents palnieas. Avenue subway! —aave FRANKLIN SIMON & CO. are showing at least 100 different fabrics in BOYS? CLOTHES and fourteen distinct and distinctive models do not publish the number of our fabrics in a spirit of boastfulness—somebody else will probably claim more. But we want to impress the mothers of New York boys with the magnitude of the selections we have assem- bled for them. If mother and son are not unanimous on one fabric, it is easy to find a compromise! And that goes for the models, too. In fact, the whole spirit of our Boys’ Shop is Variety, more Variety, still more Variety! And we're just as strong on Values as we are on Varieties! Franklin Simon & Co.’s Boys’ Clothes are all wool in the fabrics, all there in the style, ard all right in the fit, and the range of choice embraces 100 patterns and 14 distinct models. All suits with wo pairs of knickerbockers. $8.75 to $24.50 Boys’ Norfolk Suits . . Sizes 7 to 18 years. Large Boys’ Topcoats . . 9.75 to 24.50 Sizes 9 to 18 years. Small Boys’ Reefers . 8.75 to 15.75 Sizes 2 to 10 years Boys Apparel Shop— ‘ifth Floor klin Simon &C TANK SIMON ALO. Clothing Furnishings Hats Shoes FIFTH AVENUE, 37th and 38th STREETS FRANKLIN SIMON & CO.’S Boys’ Shoes Have Gone Up in Cost But Not in Price Because we are bearing the additional cost ourselves N the present epidemic of high Prices, it is no injustice to other stores to state that most Boys’ Shoes today are either higher in price or lower in quality than in former seasons. Franklin Simon & Co.’s Shoes for Boys are an isolated exception. In spite of the increased cost of leather, we have maintained our customary high standard of quality and our regular prices. Boys’ Shoes, black or tan calf, with patent indestructible Tel-Til tips and soles. . $3.50 and $4.00 Boys’ Dress Shoes, in patent leather or Ko-Ko Calf, showg in various models . $4.50 and $5.00 Boys’ Army and Navy Shoes, black or tan Elk Skin leathet, made on the fam- ous Munson last, endorsed by U.S? Army and Navy . $4.00 and $4.50 Sizes 10 0 13% and 1 6 Boys’ Shoe Shop—Fifth Floor _ Franklin Simon & Co. Clothing Furnishings Have Shoes FIFTH AVENUE, 37th and 38th STREETS Fits First Pair of LONG TROUSERS HIS is a serious question in all Knickerbocker families. But while the change is a radical cne, it need not be costly. We specialize on first-long-trouser- suits, and mark them at an unusually low figure, on the sound theory that we can afford to make a financial sac- rifice for the privilege of educating the young. man to the advantage of wearing Franklin Simon Clothes, which, unlike other ready-for-service clothes, are exclusively hand-tailored in New York, We hope you will come in with your son, Madam, 2s we don’t believe that his first pair of long trousers entitles or enables him to dispense with your advice on fabrics and colors. Three piece suits, in sack and belted models, not reductions of larger sizes, but expressly cut jor Him, Special at #16.50 -THILO: Pp nl Men’ Franklin Simon & Co. Clothing Furnishings FIFTH AVENUE Shoes IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— A WORLD “WANT” AD, WILL GO AND GET IT