The evening world. Newspaper, June 28, 1917, Page 12

ee THE EVENING wonut 4 Ml biay: ii GRADUATES. pemwentr-seven sirle and ntteen boys, COAL PRICES CUT statistical and other taformation, sad ny of the Taggart Baking Com- ) iftteen to eighteen years old, wei . agreed to, It will serve as an inter-| pany, Indianapolis, they i on Gul e Awarded diplo by Mich: , t p' wh pre ts rn Mine ats lh y mee by mack, Friegeam, ’ mediary between the operators and that they were prepared to reduce r Beck, an e i. - » Aird annual graduation exercises py the Government. bread prices by reducing bread waste. rr Continuation | struct employee: | ©. BE. Maurer of the Coal Commit-| A return to the standard 5-cent loaf M, di I A th Pabli h Re ort ae eeearsay pternoon | school pekores uation, tee of the Council of National Defense |is practically assured. a edica u or, ish a P ea fayatem. ;s and W. B. Colver of the Federal Trade) Thy four things the bakers declare | Commission told the Interstate Com- | will enable them to lower and keep h E TO CONSUMERS |ercs'crrataoon tony there munt| Gown the breed price are on New Remedy to Strengthen Eyesight Honest Adve tis ng be an immediate redistribution of; Cheaper wheat through the emer cars, 80 as to supply the demands of | bargo measures; reducing com | ; ipeti- ‘ . , . if a fuel famine is to be avert. | tion and oo t over hh On *g Time in Some toseasll ee , mines, if @ jon and consequent overlapping de- t Strengthens Eyesight Great! eck's ore all hear now-a-days because 80 many people are in- Liategianate Rh cc t= ha ed next winter, | liveries te @ minimum; no more bak: y 8 LA y in One W clined to exaggerate. Yet has any physician told you that we claimed | ca “We don't Believe @ car shortage ing 4 fanoy rolls, fane: | % ; y bread fo | wuareasonable remedial properties for Fletcher's Castoria? Just ask | 0" CoUne!! Committee on Coal Pro- | exists," nald Colver. “Coal cara are and tartey stopping the privilege of fine "a duction “to forthwith issue a state. | now being used to ship steel billets, “eturning unso read. work "an ined them. We won't answer It ourselves, we know what the answer will be. [nent fixing a tentative maximum | sand for track work and automobiles| With the wheat embargo in force, ized ci Mey ie i ‘That it has all the virtues to-day that was claimed for it in its early days | price, which in their Judgment ts fair| —pleasure care. Coal cars are being | in his oounety will take an semen cid, a moh, “aon ry ts to be found inits increased use, the recommendation by prominent physicians, | "4 reasonable ax applied to the sev- | diverted to other uses. | ble drop, thus enabling the bakers to in fact, many otner oonditions tes t and our assurance that its standard will be maintained. eral con! districts, at which coal shall| Maurer declared: “If we have am | boat Drices and still have @ clear humerous to’ describe in this report. A i heen be wold fro! 4 after th day | ple i a ! . Sew and startling leet come unter “4 Imita! are to be tn some stores and only becsase of the Cas- Mt Suty ees aan te gfe dls aidan Le pn bine an cover this rt Annowncement by the President of e, aerate ae hig =| ald cot an ‘ c vith coal, embargoes, or at t 4 that of @ young gtri ‘ torla that Mr. Fletcher created. But it is not the genuine Castoria that Mr. | have been ascertained and a fair and| Food manufacturers have asked the goes on wheat and bunker cosh aid Glomcten et 5 Fletcher Honestly advertised, Honestly placed before the public, and from | reasonable price based thereon fixed | Government to help lower the cost ot Poslbly on other commodities, ate sure the ot y y 4 ‘s i which he Honestly expects to receive his reward. by sald Government agencies." flour to them and voluntarily offer pect twenty-four houee” yin ‘ie tre tet ( A * DI A schedule mitting h Creation of a national assoctation | to cut the price of brea: as presented at the White House to- ‘ Genuine Castoria always bears the signature of A | of coal operators, with a central bu- | The American bakers have completed day by the members of the Export a rea at Washington for standardizing | thelr organtaation, Headed by B, 1. | CMtrol Boa E |Urmes One & Car Re Made ¢ | Do the Work of Two. that eye means to tue Little girl. An BOSTON, June 28.—In an effort to ee fe eae oe Sey ne au te |make one freight car do the work of Scheme inflamens dion of the two, the New York, New Haven and conjunctiva waa almost raw. |Martford Rallroad Company, jeokn’ use of Bon Opto the lids we * | to-da: ber fod are as bright claret < DR. BECK. DR, JUDKINE. ¢ ue 1 ose will hinge > ree Trescriptlon You Cam Hare ‘ ; 4 | Shippers. were. urged tov ask. for oniy Filled snd Use at Home, et Howpitag, Boston, Maan, ;| srecreted,, red greg, whieh, tad ars as were actually needed and Beck, a New zor State eye ape-| Mouse Surgeon at the Ne for eral years, both for di these fully. Judak perry and Ear Infirmary of Portland, Maine, ork, and without them —— eee hor: | amd medical author for many years, re: ‘ 4 i Borns Fears Slamp May M 96,10 ody, Bon | Ports typewriting on the mach! t Here. . Tntereat-| 11 have found ocultete too prone to oe. |ean do both now and have discarded Frank Burns, of Burns Bros., after the |'"Be, Weck ‘reports: “When my attention | slaases, while neglecting the simple formu- aka the muelering tenes on inl orders for a reduction of the price of | was first called to the wonderful eye rem-| las which form the baal coal were read to him to-dav over the | #47, Bon Opto, 1 was inclined to phone, ald: tienen ie ant ti t ° pars Ceehcnsinzacite, operators, are oy It is believed that many who lesa at the mines that would bring eae A oe Bo pes ey, now selling here to consumers at Ind the form of eve bathe which the Bon Ce 7 Ts, ‘ $6.10, and stove, selling Opto method provides, will make its use| spa: trouble and expen now at lown to $6.40." throughout the United States and Canada, | # common as that of the tooth brush. T| getting glasses. Eye troubles of many 4 ( ene are I weltomed the opportunity to teat ft, 1] @m thoroughly convinced from my expert-|mcriptions may be wonderfully benefit began to use it in my practice @ little} epee with Bon Opto that it will strengthen! iy the use of this prescription at (hat the ‘ronulta obtained are such that i] Ihstances. | Dr, W. Ht drug store and «etm bottle of Bon O hesitate to tell of my experience for fear} medical tnapection te, Drop one Hon Opto tablet NED AFTER BIG ROUND-UP} ot ‘the Te: Published Fr fourth of a glass of water and let it z ea only 14,01 solve. With this f ; nyaicians with whom your evee elear NBD Lectured in Court by Magistrate, T have had many individuals who had | por and inflammation and jee 7 Ldinetaees r years for far-aightedness,| Victims of eye strain and other eye quickly disap: it your | Who Threatens Heavier Penalties ntedness, astigmationm and ther wenbaenees on those who wear fiasece bother you even a little it !# your duty a“ Weaknesses, tell me they ha 4 je glad to know that according to| ta now, befo for Second Offenders. Tread with thom throegh the sdeption | De. Mosk and De. Suahinn, there te reall ten isee’™ Sthey hepeleasiy’ bitea aig ir fany hopelessly of the Bon Opto principle. Many eye| hope and help for them, Many whose! have saved their sight If they hed Sixty-five men and women of various can be traced directly to muscu ‘or thelr eyes in time strata of society, owners of sixty-five and relaration, an: dogs in various barks walks and aut ste in og ' runs of life, were lined up to-day before | « mH Magistrate Marsh in the Yorkville Police | paversras eaevint Court and each fined $2 for falling to| aa tnore 0 be a do net burt, any tne ee ita’ preach Ok Tate Cae have thelr bow-wows muzzled whether y will come to] night they would pain dreadfully. N , or not the dogs are on or off the leash. | Hamely that the| they feel fine all the time, It was like| i ¢ ‘ . This makes a total of more than 150 ove ee watch havel sages, “The atmoephere seomed hay With fines in two days. mpossibie to cope with. | or without rer but efter using this The roundup was the renult, 4m the D airnole tn prescription for 13 daye everything seems Yorkville section, of the strenvous ca Be iia: peril a paign of the Health ‘Hoard against dows | as bothered with ey ett's- River Hegeman at large in Greater York, Th | campaign began last Monday, when summons were served on the owners of ¥ all canines who failed to obey the law | TODAY'S BEAUTY TALK ‘Oc Ds compelling them to provide muzzles, | ‘WweEns and leashes in addition, when in public| You can enjoy a delightful sham- |e wwconnene | Remus places. Stray dogs are being im-|poo with very little effort and for a EXCURSIONS, Sean ae 4 | | poundea. |very trifling cost, if you get from P eanenint ec istics the owns your druggist a package of canthrox | A Day's PI AY. RIVER | told them that a sec ond Sttense, ‘would ! Bad aeporta 6 spoonful in « cup Pola ghia, the f wecond offense would ‘of hot water. This makes a full cup| I N + 1 Health is Getermin d to enforce the Of shampoo liquid, enough so it is |law during the sumim mont id | eas: oO apply i o — | Prevent, as far as possible, an outbreak] ctesg ‘op pliy itt Aion as Me Smoke, Comfort, All Service Dally Except Sunday. ¢ ‘ jen aia Your sliaiipoo is now ready: | Just Next Sunday oe ame’ as, Bara that Rate ame | | pour a little at a time on the seal See a ld thi ota NATIONAL GUARD OFFICERS = yair voit both save entirety os os. ‘ | ered by the daintily ¥ perfumed prepa St 12 . | ratio that thore ily dissolves W, 284 ‘Sts 80 Taberty a1. 9 AM —- bemall and dirt Attar rinsing, th ae Wea | sing, the Canter Ten Times Around Reservoir| halt dries quickly, with a flufines Next Sunday, duly | | T me: und el ar . < Pa ie pies that makes it seem heavier than it is Atlantic City to Prove They're Not ‘‘Rock- and takes on a rich luster and for Children, 1.25 ing Chair Soldiers.” | softness that makes arranging it a| adults. $ pleasure.—Advt. j te Twenty-seven mounted officers of the ‘ National Guard rode ten times at a can e-Day Guilties to. Pouebie ' ter around Central Park reservoir this SAVINGS BANKS. sickah hac hes og eat Ee PES OOU SESS ‘Special ‘Tris urday morning. It wasn't a pleasure trip, as Cate 4 | most observers believed, but a | tama se. eee Original C 'hicle ete seteininent Gn dinner an EMIGRANT |||(poatentat sunday 1 jesbens casei Sa | being conducted by Capt. Albert T. n | » Gum U.S. A, The horse riding test, which ts Industrial Savings Bank ° CATSKILL RS ee considered very mild from the point of | 51 Chi i s E lew of regular equeatian, s adi ambers St. View of p remular avagtion, was madel ||. ers St. New York xCcursions Ja year ago for the purpose of disquali The B a IH fying so-called “rocking-chair oldie ws the rate | To Brid t The entranta in the ‘teen-mil ide | aenuannnen Siecece||| BOUR PER CENT. gepor ty-fourth Street and T'ark Avenue. Afte er annul on all dooeite entitled thereto, . they had travelled the full distance ther idle Steamer City of Lowell reported to Major H. 1. Mumphries, | | Deposits Made on or before July LY, Mier 40. Xa ’ United States Medical Corps for phy-| || 10th, 1917, will draw interest Lae! Bitdagivorts 200 ei vhii ee from Juty Ist, 1917. | JOUN J. PULLEYN. Preatlent, F . newly elected ARREST REVEALS ROMANCE, ||) _ SS Si Sati 9 i —— |] Fall River Line Ser ice " dot F i} Tickets # 0, Children, 50 cents, e rte Rivo | r Tickets limited. On eale only at Vice-President of the Hal Motor Car Company werner sare” ynens-tve "sacs | Maiden Lane Savings Bank} | o)0°xew Enstard‘Steamship ¢ b old, who says s a graduate of | 11179 Broadway, cor. Maiden Lane 8 eamship Co, Heidelberg Un was arraigned to {4 hd e day before Magistrate MeGuire in e Adams Street Court, Brooklyn, chargou | (e} says: epsin helps {ae Senet Sree, aes, te [arrest was caused by Schluter Co, |f Deposits, iatore Jul me over strenuous moments, aids eRe a Bis || NeRaea eran ationnay ut pera On Fee i 9 according to, his own Atory, denies the | pezzle nt and s is “ Feorenaneis cod eave ‘ie Arege : NEW YORK Sains AN Also Wed., July 4 ° Rico, who wants to N. W. Cor, 14th St. and 8th Avenue t., H.50 A.M, Jing “a girl forme | Dividend July tat, 1017, at the rate o S wheg\hor. eset ove FOUR PER CENT. LER hadbeen held to awalt: extra Aang | KEANSBURG, N. J , e ee ' ntti declined { Mudge the Dales Lf Tickets. O1.50, | $i uhidays, ‘brio. do. |name. Her home is in # Pennsylvan: SO BEE ORE a e town. KAW INPEMEST bs 4 e = sieancenaaiamnmiaaies SAVINGS BANKS, Tiger Batters Meet To-Night, ! The City Democracy will organize to * 99 | night to fight Tammany in the fall cam- | = | Dry ‘Dock k Savings Instituifod Institution munt m | paign ba dieetini of, 2.000 anti<Tam 41 & D4 BOWERY, Cor, Bd Stay Me Thany Democrats po held in Grand a True s’ dinkdeod ° a Central Palace and @ platform jeootes reatha wating fine Bo 46iT" on Bt : Martin W. Littleton is to preside. im FIVE DOLLARS to THR “ $2509 91 Weekly WOLLAIS entitled er the By-laws, ab athe _ } +5092 $1 Weekly mite of THIEL and ON 9100! 1 | D> 7X RA S ‘DIAMONDS > CREDIT — Teo | Values Gu on TTAINE LAKES AND WOODS = : 35 WOVAL. BIAWOND EWM, |, eat Eat eA NIB ge, Maiden Lane, ohn 243, Agent calla, ~ DIAMONDS ON CREDIT | HELP WANTED—MALE, : FASY TERMS, ALL GOODS GUARANTEED, | [par PY NEN 8 American Watch & Diamond Co. | a / THE BIG BUSINESS-MANS GUM American Watch & Diamond Co. | rrr A In the Struggle for Wealth take care of your Health Dis pre BIWAY "Toor ‘LW, MON Stn rogaine | Stabe obs. y : 9) | ‘ eal ‘ 1 J