The evening world. Newspaper, September 27, 1917, Page 8

THE BVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1917. — on m Ad rr oe _ . ee ae | HAR WI DANONE” = MN, oer * ou ore trem « votes ft ways Shy at Brook Sere Get a 25 Cent Bottle! Freshen Your Secip! ‘Ops i = Sa ety E| Project and Muns pal Con x Failing Wali! Remove Bande! Grow Lot struction Is Advocated. Of Waiy, Glossy, Bagutitul Hair! You Caa! ot ee pure ase Masin, hove eapired tied thet the Fire .. © whieh . Ute -— ' BY CUTICURA see eae MN OMTITENSHLP SH | ounces Those Seei Miter Many Years ar Them to Wait A scorhine denunelatt On Limbs for 4 Years. In Pimples. Burned and Itched. « Papers To] | have ben troubled with ec @n my lente for four years It plenpoes, and ¢ skin was sore My timbe were inf ton and swollen, and burned yey y and wched causing me too 000,000 eeratch ontil the blood ran, OR ot prs ' Then they pained and ir fore the rf He claims inges cavned lone of al conditions among them (he prices “"T used — take —— | mater is, would increase this amour and witch hase), but with | +. 914,000,000 out success, Then I tried no arrangements for @ private : Caticura Soap and Ont, eration of the Marginal Railrond » desire to dodge the oblixutio t had relief in a few days, « es —, tone whieh | ron using two cakes of Cuticura Srap ©*8" be made which are satisfactory ¥ owe to thelr former countries, ip 4 tn the plane under considers in the ratironde were | p of nearly 300 ap 1p papers ve been impressed with the fact “then {, sid Justice Goff and es of Cuticura Ointment | to the city.” eaid the Mayor, “then : reli | was UW healed.” (Signed) E. Franken: am tn favor of the oity building and Rx ete of nothing more Aiscreditabte | F R F_D.1, Box ‘Hodson, N Y., operating the road. | don’t agree mei A at 26, 1917. with the opinion of the ratlroads that eicere Seep col ee ert they could not make the Margins! ows to thie country watt! conditions in i ma 4 hie for try become such that he | ° a i Bf pin.plen, blacldheude, Ne oe ie tether: YOMASAN Tabs imston| desires to Won from bas reel sbhgniion 0 The reputation of the great House of Kuppenheimer has , thin and hair, | the potnt that there was no breach of It A man who hai | mr and old. * faith in refusing to help pay for the {wenty years before taki ‘or Free Sample Each Jeture | starginal Ratiroad because the rail '” hdl ertear | Mail sdcige postcard. “Catieura,| 44, had not promised to operate “*!t © few years longer, und | rested on the unequaled quality of the fabrics used in Kuppenheimer Clothes and upon the thoroughness with which they are tailored, inside as well as out. This Fall and Winter, with wool scarcer than ever and production costs beyond anything previously known, Kuppenheimer Clcthes, Kuppenheimer Service, Kuppenh:imer Quality and Caasianh finer Value, obtainable only in Brill stores, mean much more to Men than ever before. Suits, $22.50 to $45.00—Overcoats, $22 to $65.00 Bril) Clothes for Fall at $15 & $20 ” erywhere. noties on those present that unio Goap 25. Ointment foe Sr" the line, I contend I had a definite .45 show good reason why their citisen- Pp promise the latter part of November snip applications should be granted I | shall send them back and let them wait| Ba bie for thelr present haste have passed The “National's” Outlet Store, 119 W 24th St., Near 6th Ave. “"*"" BIG VOTE FOR DEMOCRAT Sho e B argains IN REPUBLIGAN PRIMARY | Sibbold, Surrogate of Bergen Coun- . of them for infants and men, will be on sale in ty, Only 20 Votes Behind Hop- Suits and Topcoats in ulmost every desirable Fall pettern, design or fabric. station othe tm mode pues hee per, Machine Candidate, Stetson Hats for Fall in Wide Variety, $4.50 and $5.00 On Sale Both Friday and Saturday (rectal to The Bveoiue World.) HACKENSACK, Sept. 27.—With only one township to hear from, Robert A Sibbold, « life long Democrat and for years Chairman of the County Commit- tee, ie running J. Blauvelt Hopper a close race for the Republican nomina- POTD tion for Surrogate. Each has about 8,600 votes and Hopper Is only twenty ahead Sibbold ts the present Surrogate and : The Kuppenhetmer House in New York and Brooklyn. bs ) 44 East 14th Street Broadway, at 43th Street 1456 Broadway, ewer 2 Flatbush Avenue For Children. was renominated at the Democratic pri- 47 Cortlandt Sreet 125th Street, at 3d Ave. 279 Broadwa bers Brooklyn martes grithout opposition. After Hopper i Black Patent and “Pop” Hester, a former Surrogat 1456 Broadway, 125:h Street, 14th Street and Brooklyn Stores Open Saturday Evenings Leather, with had entered the race for the nomina-|\ Come in or Write for the New Fall Style Book, dull leather Uon, 80 Republicans signed a pgsitio = — —_ a remeron re: tops. Comfort asking Sibbold to permit his name to wo | (we ld Wa WH YM MM able shape. ‘on the ballot In the Republican primar- fon. Ho cousented. Hester ran @ poor Ley third, 6to8 Seven yours ago Sibbold was elected ‘ eh 97c Register of Deeds with a salary of $6,500 & year, He contended in the campaign that the office was unnecessary and i yew, halr has been neglected am that {f elected ho would ask the Logis- is in, If you care for heavy hair that taney, SCrAneY OF tee glistens with beauty and is radiant Gillette US. Service Set It Kits the Kit or the Pocket For the Men in Khaki There are a lot of little keepsakes and conveniences that the folks will want to give you when you go to camp. But lature to abolish it He was elected. ith life, hi i rabl ft- | oily, &@ 25-cent bottle of Knowl 4 h e se Ety Bd, tere oy | oth Esler tg carts For Children. Then he elried out hin pm Danderine, ge counters apply a bile as creck Just one ieation doubles the} ed, and ten minutes after you will) beauty of Som Haley besides, it im-| say this was the best investment you mediately dissolves every particle of | ever made. dandiuff; you cannot have nice, We sincerely believe, regardless of heavy, healthy hair if you have dan-| everything else advertised, that ire druff. This ‘destructive scurf robs} desire soft, lustrous, beautiful hal) the halr of its lustre, its strength and | and lots of it-—no dandruff—no itch its very life, and if not overcome it} ing scalp and no more felling bale produces a feverishness and itching of | you must use Knowlton'’s Dander the scalp, the hair roots famish, loosen | ine. If eventually—why not nowh and then the hi out fast. | Advt. 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