The evening world. Newspaper, October 17, 1917, Page 6

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Sth Reasonable extension in case of sickness or out of employment. ee oc. SHtorg & Glark, 128 MW. 32d St., N.Y. BOTH STORES OPEN TO-NIGHT UNTIL TEN OPEN G UNTIL TEN 164, 166, 168 and 170 yomit Street Cor. Wyckolt St, 219, 221, 228, 225, '227 Grand nd Street an Goons" S DELIVE No Depos Deposit, 5¢ bc Weekly | Opens a New Clothing Account Advertisement With You and G Discount Oli Your Crealt Purchase When 0; No nL acm Weekly 't Fight, Your Dollars Can——Buy Liberty Bonds PEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENING Hal 1109 Broadway, Brooklyn VERED SD_ANY WHERE ¥ IN GREATER NEW" YORK $125 Worth of Furniture Get Your TEN Per Cent, THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, OFEROF BHTON STE WAS SHEED WN REYNOLDS DEAL Price Asked for 90 Acres $2,- 250,000—Dreamland Wanted $1,500,000 for Seven. relating to city of the Additional the Dr testimony hy the the Grand Jury to- Attorney Swann and Mensre, Black and| day by I hin assint Kilroe. Tortimony was adduced showing | that at the time former State Senator William H. Reynolds offered Dreamland Park property to the clty for $1,600,000, the Brighton Beach Association offered the eity ninety acres at Coney Island, including bathing houses with accommodations for 3,000 persons, two hotels, several stores, an ocean boardwalk and the steel grandstand of the Brighton Beach track for $2,260,000. All the elty got in Dreamland Park was fire burned waste of seven acres The offer of the Brighton Beach Aasocls according to the testl- mony, was accompanied with a state- ment that the income from the bath- ing houves, hotels, storés and privi- leges was sufficient to cover all the carrying charges of the property, in- cluding n the proposed purchase site of 100. It the bathing house accommodations could be In at @ small cost, to 8,000 per- was shown creased sons When this offer, according to the testimony, was made to the Board of Estimate and Apportionment, George CLOSING QUOTATIONS, With net changes from jcevious closing, High. Law. Laat, ch’ mt Mall iM . tn Aim: Ain a"Kets 2” ft 3 Nia, Rin, eve 108 i Fouidey: ‘3 % rh bf ; g 1 on in Ati aul & WT we 1% Haldia Loamcite. B44 1% FrePe. ny Lehigh "Valles Taberty Law Maxwell M fF eee x hy 1h 28 % u a x % Aupericg Stoel Monn fo. is 18 BN 8 ras =*8 -1 =.% = at = 3 =*% = 4 418 4 ss. 73 Willwons land | Go ty Ty 2 1 Ae ital._ R54 600 BUY A LIBE Then Think of Those Who Wear Glasses Don’t Suffer from eyestrain or headaches, They also don’t suffer from the handicap and depres- sion caused by poor eyesight. BOND our Eyes, Correctly Fitted Glasses from $2.50 a Established 55 Years New York: 184 Bway at John St, 923 Sixth Ave., rsth St Ave, aad St. lu, at Ann St, 4a¢ Street. B’klyn: 498 Fulton St., cor,gond St 17 West gag Gixth Ave, Open Sa, Eve's. k alte at Coney Island | ¢ the |! MeAneny, then Preste t of the Bor v red. June 1917. B. Altman & Cn. Interesting Novelties in Umbrella Handles 9 Buin oF Hentitan, moved Mat (tO fit it I'll Show You How | referred to the spectal committee of y ” RG ec in ote Hind aise Corns Peel Off!” Dreamland Park offer, Nothing mot $1200 4 whore _ was heard of the Brighton Beach pr . Ever Peel a Banana Skin? That's It! posal, Negular| “f #hauld worry about these Documentary evidence was pre. {ert ‘cant on | Jase pat some “iets. . sented to the Grand Jury to the pf 2 th) Sror & iS Gases that Cyr *" Miller, then Pre plasters and Lape, of the h of the Bronx, op | posed the tisition of the Dream | land Park site on the ground hat the ] city owned wixty-three acres availabl for « $1,000,000 na for the Dream Surf Avenue fi In t age. the | the the © $18,168 IN TRAF 87 IMPRISONED IN MONTH —— QUICK RELIEF FROM CONSTIPATION Get Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets Court's Report Shows Increase in 168.50 In fi and 28 te the City Prison ts tablished in Septembe port made public to: third offender « driving cases, 118 les, cone hauffeurs, 12. motor ut proper number p eated chauffeurs or o: licensed operators f the rules of th of an accident dend of 1 per able Dec Silver quoted at 84% off half a cent Atchison, Topeh alte minus th a f this acquisition to pay $1,450,000 mort for of Violations. A total of 1,321 ca: Court of Manhattan, according to re “day Mvety claus: OF Vislatl for 17 years and calomel’s old-time macked inctanes, this bi enemy, discovered the formula for TRSHIN GEILA-aEIOEHERS IK Olive Tablets while treating patients iy ak ha Police for chronic constipation and torpid ere were 480 first, ot intions of passing standing sur- cars within elght feet, felonies— 1 to stock ree GIRL, 18, WOOED BY MAIL; HIS 60 YEARS SHOCK HER Comes From Buffalo to Poughkeep- sie to Wed and Finds Fiance Is Janitor at Home for Aged. he final option etters on the goodlouk- ight that his ple- in reality sixty watehfuln ‘ and janitor of a Home for ity would have ss CHICAGO CORN MARKET, FIC FINES, September Every Class with *, $18, 7 violators sent the record es Tablets, the substitute for calomel, Dr. Edwards, a practising physician | livers, 73 | Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets do not contain calomel, but a healing, sooth- ing vegetable laxative. 35 ap . Wine neve No griping is the “keynote” of these KUNE motor | tittle sugar-coated, olive-colored tab- lets. They cause the bowels and liver to act normally. They never force them to unnatural action, If you have a “dark-brown mouth” —a bad breath dull, tired feeling —sick headache—torpid liver and are constipated, you'll find quick, sure and -| only ple: results from one or two little Dr, Edwards’ Olive Tablets at bedtime. Thousands take one or two every night just to keep right. Try them. 10¢ and 25c per box. All druggists.— | Advts unlicensed feles with- 2 intoxi- 73 un- 360 violations v pla: NF cent, Both pay- ‘ord Nov. 6. cents @n ounce | Santa Fe Rail Jurt two ughman adjusted the matter by | peel the g the traveling expenses of Miss | and thers | Davis and her father from Buffalo Howe Sound 30 Broad St., Advertisements may be my American District Yoasenger office te the oliy euoP uM away by the ocean, But n, Mr. Miller asserted,| POUGHKEEPSIE, Oct. 17.—Love's | « : ata et of $2,000 un! young dream had a real nightmare | “tty « opinion, the ovday te} Fobbe jending to-day for Miss Violet Davis, |1t woutan't hu ‘ A eighteen, of Buffalo, when she came| world “ahould fixed hy Reyne vughkeepsie to wed “handsome” | ment ,you put It has also been brought out before! jimox Cloughman. ‘Tho awakening |¢4. of a. corn the Grand Jury that, tn addition to z , wera Whe ing ae the $1,000,000 named ‘by Rey: ¥ p discovery that Clowgh- | and certain y —The most un- dervalued cop- per stock on the Board! now selling around the lowest price in over two years’ trading. —controls one of the largest and most prom- ising groups of mines on the North American Continent. Our mining engineer has just completed an analysis that will prove of interest. quest. Clip this a4, or mention HS No, 22 Scumut&DEERY Sent on re- STOCK BROKERS, New York Telephone Broad 5242, No Extra Charge for It. for The World bth Miss Edith Hallor Through the Courtesy of Elliott, Comstoc Miss Georgia O’ Ramey These Popular Stars from the “Leave It To Jane” Company Will Sell Liberty Bonds at McCreery’s ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON Bond Booth—Main Floor Miss Anna Orr h & Gest Buy a Bond and Save a Nation James McCreary & Avenue Co. 34th Street othing tm the eure _ BANKING JND 2 FINANCIAL, are already being shown in anticipation of the holiday demand for unusual gifts. Many. beautiful and artistic mountings are included in this comprehensive collection, ingeniously fashioned of solid gold, sterling silver, amber, tortoiseshell, cloisonne enamel, hand-carved ivory and damascene metal; as well as more practical ones of bakelite and leather. The Walking-stick Umbrella, for men and women, is an attractive and useful article which will Wndoubtedly find favor for gift purposes. Lace Draperies Department The extent and variety of the wonderfully ae large collection of Lace Curtains, Window Panels and Bedspreads (of this year’s impore tation) that has been assembled in the section on the Fourth Floor, insures a satis« factory selection to the most discriminating of purchasers. Received from France Hand-made Filet Lace Window Panels, Cure tains and Bedspreads, showing the exquisite designs and workmanship that only the French can produce. Received from Engjand A most interesting assortment of Lace Cure tains, made especially for B. Altman & Co. These are exceedingly fine qualities and in neat patterns; all trimmed with narrow linen Cluny edges. Received from Switzerland A complete stock of the dainty, popular La Contessa Curtains, in exclusive designs. Black Lacquer Art Furniture WITH CHINESE DECORATION is a feature of special interest in the Depart ment for Art Objects, on the Fourth Floor. There is a decided vogue at the present time for interiors revealing the influence of Chinese art, and the demand for furnishings to cor- respond is consequently great. Among the many attractive pieces which are at once useful and decorative are Desks, Tables in many varieties, Tea Wagons, Magazine and Book Stands, Consoles and Fern Boxes, all reasonably priced. Similar pieces may be obtained in plain mahogany. Fifth Avenue - Madison Avene 34th and 35th Streets New York aan Katharine Green. MYSTERY STORY | In 8-Page Fiction Section Next SUNDAY WORLD ; PCCM a gi,