The evening world. Newspaper, September 6, 1917, Page 10

<e -ereaenilpaaat, ABR: So cme - ao the first sign of 30 DAYS FOR TEARING “ Tonite enaty DOWN BRITISH POSTER Nesinol ©: iT stamped on the er protecte ion of experienced THE BOY WHO PECCED SHOES Besides pegging his at 4 W. L. Dou to gather fuel to keep the fires going Wh boncgla at the fac mel The value is guaranteed and the wear- against high prices for inferior shoes, ‘The retail prices are the same everywhere. They cost no more in San Francisco than they do in New York, They are always worth the price paid for them. "Treaualirvorw.t. .Dodglas productis guaranteed by more than goyears experience in making fine shoes, The smart styles are the leaders in the fash- ion centres of America, They are made in a well- equipped factory at Brockton, Mass., by the high- op skilled shoe makers,underthe direction ing with an honest determination to make the best iit for the price that money can buy. 9000 shoe dealers and 105 Wieher Maree torete Hs sn sedan 5.0 070 6a ‘You can Save Money by W: W.L. Douglas Shoes. The > Known Slaoes in the brie W: L, Douglas name and the retail price is bottom of every pair of shoes xperienced men, all work- a $3.00 $2 5082.00 our app usual quota of shoes BEWARE OF FRAUD] |“ Te New York Bvening World. Mo > L no other make, A, showing how to or None genuine unless Since A MLEY B. BURRITT, was obli et, showing how to order j joug! name “General Director.” ong liged shoes by mail, postage f nd the re price is Other letters are as follows: Stamped on the bottom ‘Ealtor of The Evening World: Am TAKE NO SUBSTITUT' inclosing $1 for milk fund with the MW. L. Douglas ‘Stores in Greater New York: 2779 Third Aya det. 146th & 147th Ste. | *859 Manhattan corner 8th St. 347 Eich near 14th St, *250 Wont ‘asen Street 1779 Pitkin Avenw i OUry BROOKLYN” 31 M4 yo Street. cor. Pearl. Pay One Dollar Nyy] And We wit! De- liver Any Complete Room Outht to your home and you can pay for it in small weekly or monthly pay ments, LAA EDALAIE/DELLPODG YE MAHOGANY LIN. NG ely Ht desired, ENTENS Jj BENVING TABLE row. rice 8in YY mi Gmianin:: & @mpyre CLL lll KSB i i York, and that its owner was Carl E. This $90 Victor ! Beyer, who lives at the Yate Club, ‘The fi i prisoners pleaded not nis Victrola Outfit pr pleaded not su Mahoeany. i Joseph Finn, No, 843 Franklin Ave- c att bi Fumed Oak, \ & a, OL 9 4 af Records the railroad yards, at Pitkin and, Aln- \ or Credit 118-7 : Alterative nd are sold separately ‘| h for the side ehairs, and $12.98 for the arm chair. 478 Other Suits in All Woods and‘ Finishes at Savings of from 25% to oi Open Ph ig‘ Until 10 o'Clock at All Three Stores 35 to 36 St. BLOCK 8th AVE, West 125 St. NEWARK STORE ii Market St. VICTROLAS & GRAFONOLAS (Your Own, Selection) hor Credit, caf Gane “Ende, Pay for It $5 on Delivery Chiffonier have genuine leather THE BVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1917. —'s World Milk Fund “® 1#" FOES Pim S\.So mere oe Gives Life-Saving Food to lic Simon Sonar La-Sheriff a A * Thousands of Babies Daily" "eo Than Ever ‘ _ = [WHAT A LITTLE MONEY CAN DO a pa te ween a soosocenseesnece “ovuence | TO SUPPLY CHILDREN WITH MILK srs Marlom Wover tork *eepended ht At the requer Rough, Red Hands Softened re Ra pote oa sia te ners em "| 1 and Whitened with Lemon Juice sen CHECK TO MILK FUND, EVENING WORLD ol be dang 1 as they always do at peace nee tee c ewes: , A " ” 2 I Making Sacrifices ' K van, Tammany! | Gifts! It costs but a few cents to make @ quarter pint of to A ldren of the . ie «at the a he ‘ a te be ot wonderful lemon beauty cream! Surely try it! tunate radlbewres | re raid reception on bee pues eteccccceeceeee Pvere wlll be ward for the + clube from the| T nt and fresh fos Purchaser e ig ef - the i! eupply the No tam be pouperteed a 6 ° the r lemons y d geist oF The milk wiil he delivered @wect by| ho. ¢ there le nothing ? toilet counter will sell you Gy the milkmen to the home. p ohn jiuice, but pure lemon juice is too { orchard white for @ fee He an ‘ highly acid and often trritating A t Th «s by all means the best Me FF splendid lotion ts prepared in aliotion you could use. Massage # By Sophie Irene Loeb. oa Ae - , will be on band | moment by aqueering the juice of two| daily into, the face, neck, arias, ond You who are weil and strong, you) yi ae SL into @ bottle contaiaing | hands and see for yourself. It removes | who do not know the pinch of poverty | Mr Kerr Riordan, Ch orchard white, Be |tan, fr sollowness and blemishes He, LA ' on Arran uice through | and y swirl knows that lemons ere * ne ) gets into the bottle ! to bleach and whiten the shime Tere ny lotion will stay | Advt ters of many peo ple, less fortum ate, who are sac i many Iittle | comforts in order to contribute to) The Bvening World “milk for baby fund,” whieh f the Poor. t of this assdelation ipt of The Evening ns and shows that} rts of milk are being to ttle babies, The letter the Condit The Pres acknowledges re World contrib a the went follows P| “Editor of The Evening World: © I am sending you herewith formal re- | ceipt of $200, an additional contribu. | tion which the New York Evening | World hag made to the milk fund. | This makes a total of $700 which we) have received to date from The Bve- ning World, in addition to the milk received from Borden's Farm Prod- Again let me express m for cigarettes VIRGIN TA | tobacco is the |i best _ BOYS SHOES | ucts Company. ‘ation of the effective work prayer that it will help a little. Would like to send mare, but am sick myself and unable to work.” “Bditor Evening World: Inclosed please find check for $5 for The milk Fund. ‘Hope 1 will be able to con- tribute more in the pear future. MRS. H, A. BRENNQN. “Dear Editor: Inclosed plea: Avenue. 18 Newark yeahs Ss Two HELD D FOR AUTO THEFT. | Alleged Army Di Arrested fourth Street, said by the police to be & deserter from the army, and Herbert O'Brien, @ sailor, were arraigned in the West Side Court this morning on charges of a larceny. ‘They were held in $1,500 ball each, They are al- lteged to have stolen an automobile, and the police also are Investigating their possible implication in a series of bur- klares in other cities, a quantity of Jew- firy having been fotind in their poases: sion, it is said. men Were arrested on a speoding oa few days ago in Franklington, N.C.. 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