The evening world. Newspaper, August 20, 1917, Page 4

nee are a { “Napoleon On eye SAYS HOOVER: HIGH Sei _ PROLSTO PREVAL ee Arey ow o Figures to Sh | nd | Are Dv dling Owing to VW A . oe te A bie nee ve ar ' “Save the Pieces" aaa Pi sd "RE ‘First Aid i held to seers © ‘ to Broken Glasses. ff | .aso ttle, wenp and hogs are Any lens duplicated exactly dine rapidiy under the demands “from the pieces” — while you wait or in a few hours Loneee at Te, $1.00, $1.38, ote. Fabulously high prices in Burope Po Mach eS. and America will extend to tard butter, cheese, leather, fate, otis, 66 Years wouls iNew York: 184 B'way, at John St. 993 Bixth Av, isth St. ase Sixth Av. sed St tor Nassau, at Ann St. 17 West gad. Str rooklyn: 498 Fulton &t.,cor. Bond St. of war and in al Hurope threaten to be wiped out ely He advocated Government contro! untry’s meat ex; led upon America’s live stock at once iay plans for enor 1 herds and flo rich, well nsumption and The Perfect Relish re for tho fighting men and for Summer || *'« «94 temaic war workers of allied lands, He cautioned the Allies that “large amounts of meat from northern neu- | trals are being diverted to Germany,” and offered this as an added reason for regulation of American exports. As @ meat conservation measure for America in this crisis, he suggest- jea that our comparatively little util- ized fish supply be thoroughly har- vested, well marketed and more gen- erally eaten. Bince the war started there has deen a total decrease of 116,006,000 in the world’s supply of meat produc- ing animals, Cattle increased 1,- r meat ¢ Gives smack to hot and cold meats, salads, baked beans, eggs, corned beef tessen Stores Sell It MADE IN U.S.A. the total world decrease was 28,- BROOKLYN OPPENHEIM. GLLINS & © Fulton Street, Brooklyn On Sale Tuesday Only Japanese Kimonos Hand Embroidered (Model as Illustrated) An Additional 500 Imported Japanese Crepe Kimonos in Rose, Blue, Pink and Lavender, with sash and full sleeves. Exceptional Value OR.46 ST. 6-8 AVE, iam AUGUST FURNITURE SALE 25 to 50% Reduction LIBERAL CREDIT ARRANGEMENT Our Terms Apply Also to New York, Nev ey, Long I im te ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. WE PAY FREIGHT 090,000 In the United States, tao | Shy, | tis _ i} 4 nieces, as $ 50 re ===) \ illustrated 109: - fy and MARY SUITES, in gneobean Ow ort CHINA CLOSE A, BEMVING wit + with ome WE SELL ON CREDIT SAY COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS hy From $15.00 Upward 0 pd With Every Mo a Records Me WOMALER on Bute. ; + MAID PREY 'S FURN:SHED FROM $75 UP ON CREDIT REMING MACHINES ON Citi Der id If MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— | ( THE BY BRAAe He ew, MVBVAL, AUEVSL 24, FIRST QUOTAS TO CAMP Movement of Conscripts and Na- tonal Guardsmen Will End September 9. | W “HMINGTON, Aug. 20—Nearly| five days will be allowed to the rati- roads to transport New York City’s first draft quota to Yaphank, it was learned from an official atatement by the American Railways ‘ ‘» Committee on National Defense, Provost Marshal Gon, Crow- dor has Instructed all the ratiroads | that the first movement will begin on Hept. 6 and @bould be completed vy Rept 8 | 4 movement will start Sept. completed four days later, and a third begina Oct. 8. ‘The enure transportation of the new army is ex. | to be completed within five) n° time. At the same time there will be a heavy movement of National Guardsmen. et bt IMPOSTER GETS CASH AS SON OF DANIELS ‘Secret Service on Trail of Black- mailer Posing as of Secretary of the Navy's Family, HINGTON, Aug. 20.—Seeret Ser- vice ls on the trail of a young man rep- resenting himself as Secretary Daniel's eldest son. He obtained $20 from the receiving shir at New York navy yard) $260 from | Dr? Hutchison Orange, ‘Ned. and $90 from the superintendent of the Edison Storage Battery, plant there. ‘The imposter ts described as five fect seven inches, about 135 pounds, blue eyes, Wavy halr. | HUNTING 2,500 SLACKERS. U, § Officers, County OMetals and) slacker | led ta} ooal ex: furnished | ents with the ‘ounty and city States mar- | 4 1,00 ro @ host of 8, will ase | ne No merey will > n the deliberate slacker, Fedgral say Dasquill Abused Army Uniform at | Recruiting Meeting. Patrick Basquill of No, 254 West | SINN FEINS AID 1. W. W'S. | |Hadical Irish Organisation Joins " Labor Agitators, Aug. 20.—An aggres- el W. W. and to the Government, | CITY EMPLOYEES TO FROLIC, be arra aceommnes Professor Will Take Man's Place. HASTINGS-UPON-HUDSON, A WORLD “WANT” AD. WILL GOJAND GET IT |! apa. A good time all the time— with this Columbia Outfit! Special Columbia Summer Outfit Offer This splendid Columbia Grafonola and any six records (12 selections) of your own choice from the latest Columbia ° Records—yours on easy terms. ‘ : i ‘ Col bia Graf la, EASHORE, mountains, wherever you stay—this Columbia Grafonola apis <5 |. pe can make it one continuous round of fun! You can get up dances, entertainments—you can have music for yourself and your guests—whenever you want it, whatever you want—if you have this outfit in your country home! Enjoy it there, then bring it back to the city: and have an instrument you may be proud to own—the highest tone-quality, with every refinement of mechanism, form and finish to correspond. See your dealer about it today! Special August Offer of this $15 Machine (On Most Attractive Terms!) If you're going away to a cottage or camp where you can’t take a big machine—you needn't go along without musi¢ and entertainment. Exchange It or Keep It! Take this Columbia Gratonola with you or put it in your summer cottage today, Keep it and use it TWO MONTHS, if you wish—then exchange it at full price, $15, for a larger Grafonola, or‘records, or both. Here's one good way to learn what you can get out of owning a Grafonola. Just ‘phone your dealer, and it’s yours today. New Columbia Records for September Select your outfit from the latest records out! “Where Do We Go From Here?” the song our boys in France are singing—a second ‘‘Tipperary,”’ a marching-song hit with a swing and a lilt, and a merry refrain that expresses all the high spirit of our soldiers. Other stirring war records are: WHERE DO WE G® FROM HERE? = Arthur OVER THERE. Peerless Quartette. vere Fields and Peerless Quartette. : A2306 Se 10-inch 10-inch I MAY BE GONE FOR A LONG, LONG TIME, . THE MORE I SEE OF HAWAII THE BETTER . i I LIKE NEW YORK. M. J. O'Connell, tenor. DE Peerless Quartette. (a) STAR SPANGLED BANNER, (b) AMERICA, OUR BOYS IN A U. S, TRAINING CAMP. A5977 Chicago Symphony Orchestra. A2280 Descriptive sketch. Prince's Band. Chicago Symphony Or- sail sketch. Prince's Band. fy) ) AMERICAN PATROL. ? chestra. saat THE ASSEMBLY OF THE ALLIES. Descriptive Al Jolson heads the great popular list of thirty hits, singing ‘Tillie Titwillow,’” his laughing-success from “Robinson Crusoe, Jr.,”’ and a timely sensation is furnished by Billy B. Van, comic star of ‘‘Have a Heart," singing “Napoleon,” hit of the show. Fopirteen great dances, including eight novelties; exquisite song-gems by Charles Harrison and Oscar Seagle; hymns by Rodeheaver; chime solos, marches, trios and instrumental novelties on drum-and-piano, accordion- banjo, accordion, xylophone and orchestra bells wind up a list that is bound to have a popularity unprece- dented. Better see your dealer today, if you want to enjoy a feast of entertainment such as you rarely get. New Columbia Records on sale the 20th of every month. — lll