The evening world. Newspaper, October 29, 1917, Page 10

ee A Bt ’ THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1917." . a ' Pa : = ae eae? Cat a | cowry A corn-hurk bee | f q fits, Tho t embers of the Council of Jewish | after by @foups of worred womer’ my ° He Nove o wow fa ¢ d has been for some time. went to the Pennay tation to/into Pittsburgh—from Canton, O,, } There Will Be a Grand Time When) SOK" | <A - : : \NO MORE DUPLICATION OF MEN, E finek Hae at 10.80 Gioia from Waehinesed oe Ulay-November" Farm Closes | / spe tn panne i ee : EFFORT AND PROPERTY. | AS PITTSBURGH WORRI 5 tood hor tar n Washington sould | She explained that she’ apolee 7 saTéeday nist wit t # closing ad ’On the Carpal” at Mn } omy that tine, but ft developed jin Allianes, O, and after the “There is a duplication of prope ; f ef PITTSHUNGIH, ¢ 0 = Pittebureit | t ' \ any 1 nf pe of her friends took her to Golden Glades Winter leo & H of efforts | | sll ao Farm at Hartatale, We he any good, but, ;elub women to-day told he me cighit anywrere Where she. panacd Friday nights and Thomas Healy, th dots | Hours Saturday they had Innted fra Midge Rankin’s public appearance had ertone overstept tin nl preparing a special celebs ‘be in the nature of a fr and tically for Mias Jeant Rankin, while | been heralded tires + tlio: WY HE dbably the con-|the Congreaswomen from Montana had | pincords thet proclaimed «ll. With a new|stopt, blissfully ienorant of the trouble | woman Con, Builders, Says Doctor oi ch Seen, a aera ; ; Don’t Poison Baby. eet a Cologram off to At Uhero Was no telegraph fashions iru, t “put Talwaye got there,” smiled t Congresswoman, ia s MW) the eid A Secret of the Great Endurance and Powers of Athletes : Fy yal ie SHanted the : — varav. Second, groupe of men would President Weiant of Borden’ S| tions will be oliminated, neve 0 ROEIAy Ane te tter of the law. Third, 1 } Yodue HY rey | Th legisiation should give some there would ted substant Ordinary Nuxated tron Will Make Dalle svength and. enturan wittrety. wet Pledges oer to | orsaniaed body nawar to thven savin the avoidance Fory YEARS AGO almost every mothor thought her child must Seer c Ge ncmaes cue ee a ““ommentusnte wit thn consumer thresh tho Brotie one PAREGORIC or Jaudanum to make it sloop. Theso drugs will in Many ©. daye simply by taking | in they trol feature © only way the artifeiat thin saving Ra Impose sleep, and A FEW DROPS T00 MANY will produce the SLEEP FROM Pow’ ety ttte ane The Bening] Se'mitke wii he abotieies” | Seliove Ve would be very substan] THERE I$ NO WAKING. Many aro the children who have been killed or “L come down as tial, terest of lowering the price of milk] did in the taxicad situation as a Levent of lowering the price of milk| did in ihe tazieaD siraetin 02+ |wHig UNGOUND POLICY OF THE whose health has been ruined for life by paregorio, landanum and morphine, each ; hy similat to the Public Ser= | HEAD OF BORDEN'S COMES OUT YEAR-ROUND PRICE, of which is a narcotic product of opium. Druggists aro prohibited fromeselling> mmissio&® which yeguiates| | FOR PUBLIC REGULATION. “Ono of the unsound business prac- Meee een camracthan ey TION. {tise ainong the aistributers 19 that) gither of tho narcotics named to children at all, or to anybody without labelling ly seem to think they @re going to get renewed hen strength from some stimulating medicine, fecret nostrum or narcotic drug, sald Dr. B. Saver, a Boston physician who haw etwited widely both In this country and in Great European Medical Institutions, when, a4 & matter of fact, meth ean only come fi But people often fa! wou A in By Sophie Irene Loeb. Over a year ago The Evening has won the day | electricl of charging one price sak fe e knew the secret of| Now onc of the Ia tke: 60 Charles Welant, President of 1 ound’ fo e 6 fact that wos ” sys “ ‘owe Pes 4 = Se ae ee GreRU ONHETN Ane Greuration Gre THis | row one. 08 She) Ikrreat mille g srden's. Paria" Procuate: Cocnanys (Teun cor mulls Geepite, the fa aries| CHEM poisons The definition of “narcotic” is: “.4 medicine which relieves pain te change food int hia blood with iron before he wont inte] panies in the city, namely, the Bor-| Ine, is significant, @ince this com- thelr weakened, the afiray, nile many another has gone | den Company, agrees that the only | Pany has come tothe adme reslizi- ow something ts wrong but they can't] ¢ jorious defeat simply for the| eiution ¢ » milk questic ue| Hon. Mr. Welant said to- tell what, #o they generally commence| lack of iron, fe lution of the mille question is au. ute opts Cael dh the 01 0 ach, liver or kidn Goctoring “for atomach, liver oF kidn sah: viimeoniiasa Bed vail at the one way to r trouble or rym: isang of th effort und arrive monde. Cnithe mducte it la eaaily teeth, an [tiroughout the seasous very #ub-| and produces sleep, but which in poisonous doses produces stupor, coma, convule stantially. cehit ues : cease GET Ao monthwot May ana] 820n8 and death,” Thetasto and smell of medicines containing opium are disguised, di'pee cent greater thay ihe montne| ADA gold under the names of “Drops,” “Cordials,” “Soothing Syrups,” etc. You production, All during these iy actualy lost| Should not permit any medicine to be given to your children without you or tative regulation and proper | the 1 ef t mnomies directed by & Government | duplication e most ec tions to’ Hy an. 8 . 1 Rep uh omle conditions—con- As early as Doe. 9 1916, The Eve | aj ard the elimination of | of shor World set forth In these col- nt suffers untold agony. PB gael ll alle gh WYorta Set 51 | d reducing the price of milk Yim OUF company | te the months ¢ ’ Sid 0st ad eine Ne ot EHOW bate ot ugh publfe regulation such {mom every sor dining UD Comber} YOU physician know of what it is composed. CASTORIA DOES NOT OON- suggested by Tho Coane nto tea th anaanuary, ang gccantaly,aunne) PATN NARCOTICS, if it bears the signaturo of Chas, H. Fletcher, ' ean walk without becoming tired. Next take two five-grain tiblete of ordinary 4 Tron three times p ; Th commodity and r yon and every middie | Koonly dally, and T expressed myself |p ts losses and earned ite profit, 7 aa wee 40 producer In Way before the Mayor's Comimit- | Whatever it was, in the remaining os L f . e m nealn, and see for youteelt how | BU tho ihe ts rend ie mony | fae tte Ae ee ACRE ee en | montanet the vents $ etters from Prominent Physicians of merous, run-down people who Uh dkye tiene, Te te dlapeneed tim this “I want ta say at the beginning! ‘It may be claimed that t aliits y { h \ a all the while, 4 o) vt that while it Is belleved the war has|on the part of the ed rei hp ad d C H F he: caused the present conditions’of mik; [thelr hiwiness in accordance with the dressed to Chas. H. Fletcher, law of supply and own fault, and to to blame for truth Is that the abnormal dition is the result of a situation tl Upto cae Downtown Store has been developing for a 3rd Ave. & 121st St. Park Row & Chatham Sq. that haa Required remedy ng furs “IL have this suggestion to m apropos of the 1 1 for proper thoritive public control: Dr, J. W. Dinsdale, of Chicago, Il, says: “I use your Castorig and advise its uso {a all families where there are ehildren.” Dr. Alexander EB. Mintle, of Cleveland, Ohio, says:, “I have frequently, prescribed your Castoria and have found it a reliable and pleasant rem- edy for chil 34 Dr, Agnes tland, of Omaha, Nebr., says: ‘Your Castoria ia the best remedy in the world for children and the only one I use and recommend." natural economt onsequently, any chang entitles the public to feel aggrieved, The truth he matter is, that com- 8 been - Sv pe n t > } to. h “ FOOD COMMISSION SHOULD EN-|*0 keen— a I ieeitae r ax Dr. J. A. lan, of Buffalo, N. ¥., says: “I have frequently prescribed FORCE CO-OPERATION. was described Yost no dealer dared ALGOLOL~3 PEE your Cal for children « ways got good results. In fact I wae 4 ange in a selling practice to] & Avegctable Preparation ire Castoria for my own ch public had long been accus- , NE similating the Food by Reg! . he lost a part of his trade Bowets to hia competitor. . “One thing is fundamental in the milk business, as in most other Dust- nesses, and that is that a very im- “The Food Commission tg sho to huld heart ly in this city, Let the commission reise the powers of regulation confe: upon it by law to the end that all persons engé in the milk business, whether th bo producers or distributors, co-oper- Dr. J. W. Allen, of St. Louis, Mo., says toria. I havo frequently prescribed it In my medical practice, and have always found it to do all that is claimed for it.” Dr. C. H. Glidden, of St. Paul, Mi s Utioner with your Castoria has been high), an excellent remedy for the you . Dr. H. D. toria ag @ pur “T heartily endorse your Cas: fy experience as a prac ’ ‘factory, and I consider it Why Let Pennies Rob You of Beautiful Furniture? |]! #0, sro ety oo its) portane Gas er on ta the than a reasonable profit. 1 pled Everybody lets a certain amount of money slip | ings—as much or as little as you want. There ngrea through their fingers. It is the pennies that are | is no need to try to save up—no need to go without ff | the cent a quart and a loss of a like amount is maintaining or in hear | {4, [the volume of In the case o} ber our company, for example, this differ- a, Pa., says: “I have used your Cas tren for years past with the most it as a safe remedy.” Company to make su ent. This should dispc mooted question of pro’ ty A happy effect, an | spent unnecessarily here and there every day that | —come now to the “oldest furniture house in Amer- i) inc uiro” int ths the commission to eur Pased on our present volume of Dr. J. A. Boa: s City, Mo. says: “Your Castoria fs m eplene | count up—that deprive you of the substantial, I ica” and have everything you desire to make your costs. The publ 1 gales, means either ore oe oe ie did remedy for clilldren, known the world over. I use it in my practice | ing things you might hav use a few pennies a home as beautiful and comfortable ai any one's. bl CIRCE tae cont tain eaad or & loss 0! — and have no hesitancy in recommending it for the complaints of infaate } day will buy many of the home comforts you are, | CowPerthwait & Sons’ small payment plan is 80 |} ducers’ costs as now claimed by’ the THE FIXED ALL-YEAR PRICE val ith liberal that you will scarcely notice the cost. There le ONTENT. ‘ackey, of Drooklyn, N. Y., says: “I consider your Castoris an —ee we ae 4 , is no red tape about opening an account—we gladly }]| ,.""Th!s seonticiam tx based tn part | BREEDS a Saye anita excellent preparation for children, belng composed of reliable medicines hae adhe bi ready cath if you come to | extend to you every advantage of our credit terms fg | no record of costs, but tho costs ure |theas two factors —Inilk and pleasant to the taste, A good remedy for all disturbances of the either of our two 4g: stores. Your pee bt to suit your convenience, and the things you select figured on a the aretic basis and in} than it was worth and digestive organs.” i some furniture, rugs and fumish- i i a on the fact that there ara|regardiess of { being you hand Tg will be delivered to your home at once Hla" of” dairemen apparenty [ing supple ee cenuinE CASTORIA atwayrs , Dnata’ of ‘cheese’ and batior: market | Singh spoke eho form of Vi Boars the Signatore of . n Saturday Evenings Fe prices ra “a 3 Ope \y ing: + Sond “Perhyps this teoling of scepticism is me years, but a . . tx not well founded, but is tt not tm-| which was Up comparatively F ;. portant to have all doubts as to costs | inactive. ' Reputation Behind the Goods—Long Service Ahead of Them fj proms ciesvet away?’ Te Ta vate 8, Meir go, the Dateymen's League ural to assume that under the present | smarting under the feling of injus- The House of Cowperthwait & Sons has withstood all the critical periods of wars and financial panice fJ | Competitive conditions and with the} tice that they were getting too little since its founding 110 y go. This long record of unfailing service is your g' tee of LASTING ff | “angerously narrow margin of protits| for the product to which they were ; “At Omonths o ° 2 h everyt i ; : each distributor has pared his costa |qeyoting thelr efforts and thelr money.| ff ; SzZceNys satietaction with © # you purchase. You can be SURE of the service you will get when you buy | (ici! istributor, has pared his costa devoting thelr efforts and thelr money. |B 35 Doses 30. n use ror Uver ears rifleing the quality of the wroduct he| could or would require the public to Fe the “oldest furniture house in America.” handles or the service the public de-| pay what milk was reaily worth, ig~ The Kind You Have Always Bought meade orant of the reason which deterred “But there comes a time In the hle-| the. des br trom. tinier his. all. (09 eaact Copy of Wrapper, tory of an industry when competition | narrow margin of profit, fed by false “evannecn adds to costs, though it still may be! stories that the distributers were well content with the situation and we reaping dnordinate profits whch they refused to share with the producer. WOMAN COULD The dairymen flocked to join the Datrymen's and bound them- Be a by a 1 HARDLY STAND|:is ins"! ‘2 Ez t through that central agency fixed by tho officer of that Four-Piece Ivory Bedroom Suite Eyutd Velvet hug Tole ta &@ very pretty Bedroom Suite. Note th appalled at the eud- fluting on posts and mirror re Facts About the Sugar Situation Handards. “Decorated in pretty siudo that harmontaes with Restored to Health by Lydia| {ef\itny that witha tharen ot 4 | fhe Avory finish very nicely. meghim nanguame te includes a E. Pinkham’s V. tabl of one-quarter of 1 ce resser, Chiffonler Dressin, le and Bed: only Ete . 8 Vegetable 1 r ould hay : gi ac LAR aad aad Comenuna Ares Tarun els the nonmeanent Our Government has asked you to use sugar spar- reduced consumption, refused to pay the price demanded, and that retusa) “Why will women pay out their| Precipitated the milk strike of last October. money for treatment and receive no] “{¢ usted barely a fortnight, but it brought much suffering to the pub- He and an immense money loss to ingly. We believe that the people of this country will be glad to do their part to conserve the sugar supply when they know the facts. benefit, when so ave proved Lyd both product’ and distributers. Tt These facts are as follows: Only $1 a Week ehety's Producer and distributer and between distributer and consume esult was a complete loss wolnt to very one con- to the producer More than two-thirds of the source of Europe’s sugar supply is within the present battle lines. This has resulted in greatly reducing the production of sugar in Europe. Three-Piece Parlor Suite Co lumbia Grafonola This type of furniture has always by fort, and it hax now come into st r here is well constructed and hag & bi mahogany finish |] Beautifully — fine frame, Upholstered in alle pluzh cushions, any color, S tied An ook te Our price Only .....cssesesreeeereneenes Tees MARE RENTE M i Quartered Rack |Oak Buffet Have a place dane. te mats year T suffered so from female weakness I could hardly stand and was afraid to go wpular beeauwe of ita unusual com. |] Graton re. The particular set shown | | ing on ay. s1 a'week, months, or Apel a9 hi time a new scale of prices was on the streetloitny the league calling for a alone, Doctors | proater increases over the correspond said medicines were uscless and only |ing period of the preceding year, an operation would help me, but] “phis condition of affairs would Lydia BE. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-| mostly be nated by proper pub. pound has proved it otherwise, Iam} tic control.” now perfectly well and can do any kind of work."—Mrs, Nellie Phelps,| gicte rood Commission will held ne of R. A. Rider, R. F. D, No. 8) jyformal conference to-day with a k | Fulton, N.Y distributer n effort to keep dows | We wish every woman who suffers| the pric tk. He will | from femule troubles, nervousness, | formal |backache or the blues could see the | commission hopes to redy \etters written by women made well] by persuading distributers to ¢ hy Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable | inate duplication in’ city dell Compound routes, | If you have bad symptoms and do | not understand the cause, write to the | PIER WATCHMAN ASSAULTED, Lydia FE. Pinkhain Medicine Co. Lynn, Mass., for helpful advice given | critieally Jured Man Is Sent to | fr Advt Bellevae Hospita mahogany, ‘The price is but England and France and other countries have been forced to go for sugar to Cuba. Ordinarily, nearly all of the Cuban raw sugar comes to the United States and is refined here, chiefly for home use. This is not the case now. Chairman John Mitchell of the and “11 in, deep Only $2.45 Special Values in Blankets vous | SE We have # rains in era, We bought them when p were much lower than they are now and of course we give our cus: tomers the benefit of this saving Come and see for yourself In view of the exceptional world demand for sugar there is no surplus, and barely enough to tide us over until the new crop comes in. The people of the New England and Atlantic Coast States should use sugar sparingly. No one should hoard or waste it. —_— —_ This Company has no surplus sugar to sell. It is working with the Government to conserve the supply, and to take care of the Allies so far as possible. $18.25 : ator, 1 Tut. Tea K A watchman on guant at Pier 61, North River, where an American steam: ship ts in dock, was taken to Bellevue Hospital this morning in a eritioal n from belt ok! Your Best Asset — AClear Skin-—- many styles In Rockers, (fue doer aul Lierats ( Do not pay an increased retail price. — Cared for By — a Nat RE Ut euurS iy accra, | COWPERTHWAIT & SONS | [CuticuraSoap) 0c American SugarRefining Company iar Strive to Keep Dr. Jowett, Presbyterian laymen and ministers are making concerted efforta the Rey, Dr. John Hen the Fifth Avenue Ct Bho, wrekly on 86.00 weekly on 8500 worth, “*Sweeten it with Domino’’ Granulated, Tablet, Powdered, Confectioners, Brown Othe: is oportion, : " = Dp, , F re Par by the month it von wisl, Downtown Store: 193-205 Park Row count Jowett realy i 10% Off for Cash, Between Brooklyn Bridge “Sub” Station and Chatham Sq. “L" Station to We t has agreed to remain her successor is chosen,