The evening world. Newspaper, September 12, 1917, Page 4

NN ae ee fee ES GRESSER ADMITS Be Spt = SONI LAND DEAL mana) IN IGNORANCE Apply a few drops of thie (reesone upon ten end shortly you will find the corn er callus ge sbhriv fle elled and hoose that you | \"*' " aaa just WM it off with the ‘* . a fingers. It dosen't burt | roormnr s ’ ma oe — — You feel no pein of) Comptrotier tre . a a 4 Jury |]eorencts when applying poy Mitehe! then I t ' fing tw freeaone oF afterwards Hd It doesn't even irritate | then rT the skin. | . Just ask in any drag) Manhatl reo store for a bottle | the wher J = 0 ie will of t * ° ‘cost but a few cents but h pony . will tively rid your) A A ®, suffering feet of every hae as to the value of the Innd . ’ in, soft corn, or corn between the At the time A the] to produce the missit & oF the tough calluses on bottom) | icant Wintrict A hin GREVE ASSERTS feet. + Vomen! Keep 6 tiny bottle on the| mg seer and never let @ corn ache | me co—Adrt. 1} Wiliam MG CAMMEYER on a Shoe Means Standard of Merit " St. New York | E Introducing “LORIN’”’ == AnEnsglish Walking Boot = with Military Heels One of the most delightful things Fashion — has bestowed on women this Fall is the Cammeyer “LORIN” Boot A perfectly balanced shoe with smart, sim- ple lines that bespeak its English origin. “LORIN’ —a new Cammeyer Au- tumn Boot combining style and serviceability at bef ure-the-war prices. A Q-inch Lace Root in Q Mahogany Russia Calf, $3.00 Al in G Metal =) aoe Walking Soles—1*¢ inch Military Heels THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1 aea7. one particie. vite wit reading the fret witness exer HE CANNOT) ad been wares baad ded armen ‘of Lhe Neponatt Healty ( mea ee ee ee ee OAT THE MEAT Tat ‘TELEGRAPRERS THREATEN |. =~>= ee a 1 1 ATRING RADHITS, GENERAL ‘PENNS STRIKE ny el aie . 00D TMPAILT SAM AL y’ her ~ STATEN ISLAND YOUTH BETS FNTNCH WAR CROSS ‘ ' . on FCATARRMAL DEAFNESS | ' a j MAY tt OVERCOME ene) N.Y, MERCHANTS URGE = = a WAIL TUBE EXTENSION ; U. S. ARMY OFFICERS’—— Bn and Equipments ress Committee Holds He € NEW REGULATION’ w s. ARMY ‘COLLAR NSIGNIA DOPTED aa. ii, 191 mei eid é CO., Ine., YWAY AND ©TH AVE. » Branch Stores mits prot, ot. os Don't confuse ovr \ President npany, who Varmiy manera’ The College of th us| Vork held funeral exercia of New| en yenterday of, Charles ng depart . Pallbearers HROUGH the perspective of fifty years we see a Lincoln staggering under a burden of responsibility almost too great to bear. Assistant Cor J. earioy). he desired t t statement je yesterday that persons inv inquiry were taking care s under Grand Jury subpoena as witnesses, Kilro said that from his Investigation Mr Years and history bring those things clear to us now, as they were not clear to many Americans of the early sixties. taquiry. SWANN'S ACCUSER salle HE WAS PAD TO TESTIFY Wilson Declares at Hearing on City | Club's Charges Before Whitman | He Lied to Grar ALBANY, w Today another President struggling with as mighty a task as the devoted Lincoln calls upon the people to save wheat that our soldier sons and allies may have food to sustain them in their fight for liberty. Shall we hesitate or falter in the smaller things while our leaders engage in greater and more arduous duties? You Are Asked to Eat Corn Instead of Wheat. When you eat Post Toasties you are eating ZZ ZA ZZ rn il Cutbas AES + Wi Down on $50.00 “ 66 75.00 Ls + « 46 40.00 10:99 46 66450 0° |25-0@ 66 6 260.06 25-°% 46 46 300.00 FREE BRASS BE D the best of selected corn—a food perfected to a deliciousness far sur- passing many of the best wheat products. These bubbled flakes have a substance that gets them away from the usual conception of old style corn flakes—thin and wispy. They are a substantial all-year food, not a soggy confection. ‘ From $50 to $500 And when you eat Post Toasties you have the satis- faction not only of doing full duty to your appetite, but the higher satisfaction of helping the men who guide the nation. j SEZ EZ