The evening world. Newspaper, May 17, 1917, Page 13

— n «{faonard Wood, taking ow Pea sca** "| VOLUNTARY CENSORSHIP This pT ae TY be iy A ted | 1f Ni | astern Department Army. X great parade will be held this after-| ¢1 noon. arleston'’s business men will nl welcome Gen. Wood and his staff at) a_banquet to-night. Distressing, Disfigur- ing Red Pimples Healed in 3 Weeks By Cuti Soap and Ointment “T had large aa fed puncte aly allover my face and forehead. face flained from them and 1 "looked an aw- ful sight. I was ashamed to go a ce Ad was Hot ‘was ine | morr to work none, and iny face itched which made me | "°n° scratch and make the pimples I saw a Cuticura Soap and Oi advertisement and sent for a fr FS I saw a very great improve bleed. | result of the conference report— WASHINGTON, May 17.—Whether or not the Administration presses for conduct of the voluntary censorship during the next few weeks, {t was! +i¥. Gommittee are Mrs. John Hays Hammond, Mrs. George Gordon Bat- tle, Mrs. Rolfe BE. Bolling, Mrs. Henry learned to-day. original purpose of the Gregory bill the country who were ignoring the |Scsras” mabtapeoe ey oe MISERABLE FROM newspapers. juse and Senate conferees on the Espionage Dill begin their work to- sorship section, but the Senate con- ferees have been ordered to accept THE EV Juries when « motor truck struck bim at Broadway and Havemeyer Streot. TO BE GIVEN FAIR TRIAL| awa “Simstoad, driver of the ck, said Andersen ran in front of it. ewspapers Do Not “Step Over] Heads ¢ Line” There May Not Be a autel-preinet ef Gag Law. Southern Woman's nsorship law depends upon the ministration officials say that the MoCorkle. sndc to curb a few isolated papers in ‘ow. The House adopted a cen- —<——— w Relief Committec. Cautly has been the New York Patriotic Com: mittee, recently organized by Mrs. Algernon Sidney Sullivan. This com- mitteo will co-operate with other re- ef societies in making supplies for the Army and Navy. On the Execu- TROUBLE 6 Administration will accept the Felt Wretched Until He Started intment | whatever it is—until it 1s found the T T k “OF ryl vapapera are stepping over tie! 10 1@K@ ce sam- ment $0 ought more and after, using, them | will three weeks I was healed.’ Louis Stempel, 15 FE. 108th St., New York City, June 7, 1916. How much better to try to these distressing disfigurations t Cuticura for every-day toilet purpos: the Soap to cleanse and purify the pores, with touches of Cuticura Ointment tothe first signs pimples and dandruff. You wil other once you try them, Then why not taake them your every-day toilet prepa- | rations and have the clearest 8! best hair possible, all the time? f eczemas, rashes, itchings, igned) | from Congress. | prevent | ay us One No. ran cross! | use no kin and | nd Do not confound these delicate, fragrant, super. |'""" «reamy emollients with coarsely medi- sated often dangerous prep: Her Free subi Each by NONE C. 0. 8.30 A. Ne to Wash Suits #1 24 Porch Rockers Green or 1 1296 Lace Doilles dood grade; linen at 9c Bicarb 1-Ib, bo per box ate Soda limit 2 Breakfast Cocoa Por th Limit Port or Sherry Wine card: ‘Cuticura, | 6°" Sold everywhere. Morning Specials | Wearables Minas Needs 99,97 Soft Ton Mattress Good Food ; Family Flour 3] 4 6 oz, can Pea 3: Aben rations | own Return | About th Na D. 12 M. 30 31 2.89 97¢ Ic 6! 26¢ 161 1c 18c SSS AUTOS HIT BOY AND MAN. Die—Driver Held Blameless. Thomas Dunn, thirteen years old, of expected to die by doctors of the Ger- Double Savings! DDED to the important price JN concessions on Brooklyn-Made Sales’ come the splendid Bargain Friday" Specials for which the 2h she bb a bb be Br ookl yng If this happens, the President | t-a-tives’’ again demand a censorship law | 304 Champlain St., Montreal. — | “For two years T Intern 316 Grove Street, Williamsburg, | in front. of an automobile while | back and joints, and my hands swollen ly Injared and May)and when I took food, felt wret avd sleepy. I suffered from R matism dreadfully, with pains in my was a miserable sufferer from Rheumatism and Stomach Trouble. 1 had frequent Dizsy Spells u Ing the street to a bakery at 7| A friend advised “Fruit-a-tives” and | A. M. to-day. Both legs were broken | from the outset, they did me good. he was internally injured. He is) After the firat bor, I felt I was getting Hospital. Witnesses sald Joseph | ' dorfer, No. 729 Hancock Street, | lowner and driver of the car, was not at | that helped me.” LOUIS LABRIF : 50c a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 25 At all dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit ad |a-tives Limited, Ogdensburg, N.Y same time Gustaf Ander- forty-seven, bollermaker, of Palmetto Street, Williamsburg, m broken and received other in- Advt. Merchandise in our ‘Home mm Store is noted. Seamless, wool velvet rugs in choice, Ori- ental and floral designs and colors; worth 21 pric $7 Heavy Grass Rugs $8 Reversible Fibre Ru Li Sx10 ft.; worth $7; $5 nie erage: 369 Natin'eThird Foor Neat Summer patterns; 2 yards wide; he: enamelled ; other stores ask ; tomorrow, per sq. s 7 Iniaid Ainolgun m 48c| jatterns Namie Third Floor ake ae Voile Dresses; Worth $2.50 | Chooae from $15 Suits Prettiiy flowered and et ved} Se | Meats Canned Soups—Chicken and tomato; p: 0 Fresh Roasted Cottee— |Q{ 2 | Smoked Beet Tongue JB Per th 18sec) Der ib amen 5 ™ 4c} Blade Cuts of Rib 193/40 New" Onlons—1h ina ae joast—l'er Ib 4c | PAlll Reg D Leg or Loin Veal 9237, arene Rice & || } 233/4¢ | ed TG in cereeenrere Pork boeln 253-4¢ | Pallente specials 93571 | Prime Rip Re 933 pm » 283/4c | Beel—t'e ~ 4c | MGrenktoets per tb, 349/4C| | Portatesterer sy. 2134 ne | 21.50-9x 12 ft. Velvet Rugs omorrow at this exceptionally low | By. 69 38c Heavy Felt Linoleum * 283c Groceries, Meats, Etc. well and I can truthfully soy that * is the only medicine Vamme—subway Floor , FRIDAY ONLY. “Her Majesty” Corsets Ideal for Dress & Housework A special corset, ideal for the stout or medium figure; made of good quality ‘coutil with sti hose supporters attach- ed, and broad, flattening front st Its suppleness makes it the ideal corset for house- work, without sacrificing pated ied ar gt bon 7 port; sizes19 to 36. Special --—-FRIDAY ONLY—-—— WOMEN’S SILK | GLOVES | 2-Clasp and Mousquetaire styles; | caver finger Wear in white only; izes 5! we 5 8c pair; tt - 45¢) » per pair a FRIDAYONEY === 52 Voile Blouses at 1.25 We have taken ell our $2 White Voile Blouses where size ranges were incomplete, grouped them together them on sale at this reduced price. ire presented, and all are tastily trim med. Quan- tity being limited, we will not be able to sell more than 2 blouses to a customer. —-—FRIDAY ONLY—— WOMEN’S & MISSES $10 and $12.75 COATS Fashioned of Velour Cloth, Checked Velour and Novelty’ Plaids; smart‘; and me- § dium length 5 sport styles . (Only 100 coats to sell at this price~so come EARLY !) ——FRIDAY ONLY--— WOMEN’S & MISSES’ $7.95 & $9.75 DRESSES | Choice of good - looking styles, developed in serge, oF pop! sizes from 16 years to Seinch | bust measure, but in every style This offering is $ limited to 75 4.50 dresses, At ——FRIDAY ONLY WOMEN’S DRESSING SACQUES Pretty model of good quality figured lawn, trimmed with Persian pers ; sizes 0 59. —-—-FRIDAY ONLY CHILDREN’S DRESSES The season's best styles are NING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1917. Literally, thousands of bargains in seasonable merchandise—-hundreds of “ODD” LOTS, “BROKEN” ASSORTMENTS, DISCONTINUED LINES, SPECIAL PURCHASES, LIMITED QUANTITIES AND REMNANTS OF YARD GOODS LOOK FOR THE “OLD-! EL be to the biggest economies of the In some instances we cannot and place each customer; sale, yard os FRIDAY ONLY BOYS’ WASH SUITS Regularly $2.45 to $3.95 Newest 1917. styles and models in washable linens, mobhairs, beach cloths, woven madras, etc, in tans, blues, grays and greens; s, checks and plain ‘c also. plain white ors; Straight and long pants middy suits sizes 2!» to 10 il 95 years; at. -—— -FRIDAY ONLY BOYS’ CLOTHIN Special at $1.95 At this low price you have a choice of: Boys’ Norfolk Suits—sizes 7 to 17 years, in seasonable fancy mix- tures. Boys’ Junior Novelty Suite—in | Cheviots, Tweeds and Fancy Homespuns; sizes 2!y to 8 years. Boys’ Rubberized Raincoats with | Hat to Match—sizes 6 to 16 years, Reg. 7c and 8c Children's | Dresses of colored gingham or percale, also white lawn; pret- | ty models; sizes 2 to O yrs. Special, each 59e — FRIDAY ONLY BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ FINE CLOTH HATS S0c and 75¢ values; all the leading spring models and Hun- dreds to choose f All sizes. Tomorrow 39¢ only, each at FRIDAY ONLY GENUINE SOUTH AMERICAN PANAMAS Hundreds of fi Hats, in all the such’ as the Sailor, Pencil Curl Brim, Brims; telescope crease diamond shape crown, These men’s hats are big bargains and will go like “hot e eet $6 values, at FRIDAY ONLY 20 REAL HAIR NETS ow frin woven Panama Cap hape. A ser sational sa this to effect immediate clearance. To: FRIDAY ONLY NVERTED LIGHT OUTFIT inner 4 in ass pretty plete, mmm) Filled Kooks of “Sperry” AEM cen Trading Stamps as Usual. —-FRIDAY ONLY —-— 36-INCH SATEEN LININ (Regularly 39¢) (36-In.) Sateen Linings in a choice range of colors, Some slightly imperfect on the edge, but in no way affected in wearing cuatity; J c POP FORE. icccecs FRIDAY ONLY—— STENOGRAPHERS’ NOTE BOOKS 6x9-inch size; containing 100 leaves of heavy paper; ex- cellent for ink or pen- aii; red rulings ree. SO sale, dozen FRIDAY ONLY MEN’S $1.50 TO $2.50 WALKING CA? Men's Walking Canes, slight! shopworn; asplet did assortment of fine wood, plain and sterling silver trim med. an our oh choice, 89c -—-FRIDAY ONLY $2.95 and $3.95 WOOL ROBES Suitable for auto, camping, trav- cling, seashore and house use An assortment of fine plaids and plain, colors a8 F RIDAY ONLY “ERECTOR” CONSTRUCTION SETS “The Toy Like Structural Steel” FOR DETAILS OF OTHER SALES SEE OUR Ask for Them. al REIDAY Nf goo RERT F VT FETS AT) FS will be cleared out at sensationally low prices. This advertisement gives only a fractional part of the day’s offerings, and vi values are not mentioned at all, because the quantities are too limited for advertisi sack plese’ 8 work OF Oe ) BARGAIN FRIDAY” PRICE TICKETS—they point) fir'to adorn the most expensive 95 $3. fill Mai, C. 0. D, or Phone Orders. No Exchanges—No Credits.| $4.95 values; to- A Charming Collection of Women’s Hats,*3.45 Regularly Priced from $5 up to $10 me for Decoration Day this the very best collections of at the reduced price of €3-40 thet one finde. in. high-p ORNS, CHIP_STRAW, TRANSPARENT BRIMS, is planned, of CREBE. PACINGS, TRIMMINGS OF RIBBONS, FLOW HRS AND FEATHERS, IN ALL THE COLORINGS OF THE SEASON FRIDAY ONLY Apron Ginghams, Per Yard.. It seems almost unbelievable that and brown-and-white checks can be s the benefits with you. Every thrifty housewife knows that is a real bargain. uch lovely apron ginghams in blu t this price. We struck a bargai Pure Foods Phone or Mail Orders Filled. Phone Chelsea 4000. Fresh Meats: None sent C, O. D. VEAL — rumps of | ROAST BREP None sent C. 0. D. MARKET © 0 D—| SALMON fresh caught; | STEAKS ~ib Ib cot St eet, GC] MAC KEREL HERRING’ fresh) can i 8c SEA BASS — freon OAK Bel. l4e e cs haiic fancy "Yrrans» 20C| {"".... 22e Fresh Vegetables LY PARS- | SWEET POTA new bunch rRESH MUSH ROOMS In 40 | FOUNTAIN SIFTED SWEET PEAS MILFORD Ak CORN SINCUARE. LIMA. BEANS VOUNTAIN. GULDEN PUMPKIN FOUNTAIN CUT STaiNGLESS BEA FAVORITE. BhRANiS TOMA! |” "can TOES MARPOON GOLDEN’ wax} 18¢ ANS dues IP 30¢ HOMEMADE PO. M)E wibow TATO BREAD-| POUND CAKE Hig 15 25¢ Fresh Fruits RIPE PINEAPPLE NS $10 We 10¢ es | 250 22c We Teas Our Own— Roasting GUADARALI 1 ble —— Delico: | oe -and-white nd we are sharing Only 10 yards to ecks ofa kind. In the entire collection there A a size to fit every build from 33 to 2 chest measure. in two and three button models. The very limited number of Suits 0° ered should induce you 019 Fashioned Barsainfridasl Third, and the:“Best Yet,’’ Sale of This Series Tomorrow The first two “Old-Fashioned Bargain Friday” Sales were brilliant successes, but we have——--—-FRIDAY ONLY——— planned to make this third event outshine even those. | BARGAINS IN The VALUES OFFERED FOR TOMORROW WILL AT ONCE COMMAND THE ATTENTION |, OF THE ENTIRE SHOPPING PUBLIC. ery often the biggest inches wide; five distinet About 250 Men’s & Youths’ Suits at °6.95 Broken lots taken from higher-priced ines. FRIDAY ONLY SHOPPING BAGS | Boys’ & Girls’ Ball Bearing Made of good quality black Keretol | ROLLER strong ‘handle: regu: 59¢ | Skates lariy 85c; special at strong hand! ~ FRIDAY tonne lined; regularly $4. special at 25; ONLY Japanene SUITCASES | An order for thousands of pairs sole leather cor- | of skates ners; two straps all around; ere- tise in prices is the only reason for $ this low price quotation. le | All of these skates are of the FRIDAY ONLY HOLY BIBLE Fully illustrated; contains Old and | and shock absorbers. Only one New Testament. ing; scholars’ edi- tion regularly $1.38; CLOTH SKIRTS A wonderfully smart trimming — Reg. $2.05; the models are all new and up to the minute. terials are black and white check, n smart materials, 7 ” a Belts 24 to 30; § ---FRIDAY ONLY—— ioains 3800; #71 QE) HOUSEWARES -FRIDAY ONLY—~—- | Permanent ready. mixed paint and SATIN MESSALINE rg c $2. 15 und white plaid and other Special a choice assortment of colors; also black and white. Special per yd Reg. $1.25; 36 inches "89c "a, AN ale $1, 10 FRIDAY CLEAN UP OF GAS OR | 3sésco1¢)Sahoan tes 0x00 ELECTRIC TABLE | {t ONLY LAMPS A sample cle $20.00 lamps, signs, sizes and color- ings. Your choice, complete, at FRIDAY ONLY TEAPOTS Regularly 3 venuine English ingham Teapots, two sizes, mottled design Se, FRIDAY WALL PAPER A large assortment of Bedroom Papers, in up-to-date colors ‘and designs; special, roll Exclusive Hal Mottled Rock 22c figures, two-tone 30-in, oatmeal (sold with borders only); special, per roll FRIDAY ONLY stripes “BIFOCAL” EYEGLASSES or SPECTACLES Fitted with Hat spherical lenses 51.89 retract : Gold-filled Hair Pin or Special Far Chains, row each Single aa Stamps Thereafter, * Gold Stamps Redeemable for $2.50 Worth of Merchandise in Any Dept., or for $2 in Cash at gat Offi Double aa Stamps Till 12 o' Clock, Single Flexible bind- | pair to # customer. 89e —-—-FRIDAY ONLY-—— — —e. ONLY-—— IMITATION The ma- $10 | Wines&Liquors 6! uC Il, Dining and Liv- ing Room Papers in fine gold 123¢ ONLY 39¢ {DVERTISE MENT IN TO- DAY" S EVENING JOURNAL ‘ |TABLE COVERS, ETC. Renaissance Table Covers — | received another si | those "wonderfully handsome round Renaissance table imported trom Japan; 68 to 7. parterns trom which to choose; | table. | Napkine--i,000° 18-inch hemmed | mercerized napkins, Reg. $1.20 per dozen. ‘omorrow, on sale singly, each 8e Table | Daimask--Reguiar 78 | yd. 70-inch mercerized damask, with a good finish and of serviceable quality. 54 c FRIDAY ONLY-———— In most cases only one or two Materials are chiefly Cassimeres and Cheviots to COME EARLY. FRIDAY ONLY is Hf *1.58 laced before the latest | famous Union Hardware make — ~~ | and can be adjusted to fit any size } shoe. They are fine, simple run- | ning; fitted with rubber bumpers NUMADIE FANCY | seen on expensive trimmed hats. In black, white and all the sea- son's shades; reg. Bbc: Cc | SCREEN DOORS walnut stained frame; 4 inches wide; 74 inch thick; fitted with best black wire 2x8x7 ft., 2x ions $125 Y tr choic each, at | Your Greatest Saving Opportun- | ity is NOW, before the new tax i creases become effective. Write or phone. [% lub House Rye W! bisky— and | —— Pilgrim Holland Gin Guaranteed strictly pure; excellent bear Wop $1.25 | Garcia's |* n Fifth Floor, We Give ant *Sperry” Gold Stampa All Day