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Ct RR SR aS) SES Oo eS RR THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1917, ¢ bicestntembadinl | All Fat People |L40¥ cor. ci.anan san 600 SALOONS HERE {Soldiers Want Books to Read WAR FORGES CALLING OFF |< raven tr aoe 4S Should Know This * enews: Wamey sneer . OF CAPITAL SOCIAL EVENTS! .wre> ‘erice wom neutral rrvnaen TO IMPROVE ~ — END YOURS TO CAMP! —_- ore the prea: | i [in Onaining last aint, by Polleewoman Si des ee iL « nating CONDITIONS on, and is still aon indebted tor the | Gre John Serafino and Louls Vanduslo. the following plan whereby you can , tial Dinners and Diplomatic ab Ihe cantee m of thi magg Fome pnenf The policewoman says she saw the send books and magazines to the army Affairs Eliminated. further enmbarrase HOSTETTER’S. Tables can now be obtained at all drug Clergyman, und try to entioe camps where there is an immediate STOMAGH, es Flay Bd lag tore &, need for good reading material: “| BITTERS WASHINGTON, Oct, 20.—President and Mrs, Wilson, together with the! is the sand In by, and Mrs, O'Shea marched the vi .- ve hav: eo | nized b: t ressonable price Ce con conte fer ree | to the police station and had them High Pr «New Wi W THE JUNIOR AMERICAN GUARD, a boys' Ht ed nee ten Mg oie ey behind bt You will find it helpful ves no excuse lor dieting or violent | \40q up, Th the second time Mrs. S, I {: axa 4 on the usual winter social season ‘ wvateh | Witten Pia taede co Greet le ruck igh Prices, New War Tax and | miiitary organization with headquarters at No. Tha Whilts Mouse wit! Se eloned except In every way. case. “| Cost of Help Driving Out 70 Wall Street, has volunteered the services of H mpossibh Smaller Place: ite 3,600 boys in this district to call, in uniform, for atrictly private functions, on account ullar position | smaller Flaces, at the homes in Greater New York and solictt iv | and collect such books and m ines as you may | This ts going to bo a hard winter | nave to give to our soldiers. r canvass will tor New York's ealoons—not ao much || continue for two weeks, beginning to-day aint i. for the gilded and mirrored places | rit AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION — Janler American ie as for the dingy, sawdust-carpeted | wii) deliver the books and maguzines, collected Guard ta Uniform, by the Junior Guard, to the army camps, by the quickest means pos ce the new license year opened, sible. The New York Public Library has offered its branches as re- about 600 saloons in the greater city The Hosiery Department Haye tone Gut of buslHame: atest ot|| NYE SAUCRS, te THE NG te collections |these are on the extreme east and WHAT BOOKS AND MAGAZINES TO GIVE. ; |drinking resorts, In the thirty days a " |weat sides of Manhattan and in t ; y sop Rketar >} RATURD of ail iba j * a a military text less tejegraphy, #' has ready for immed iate selection a large and aimilar sections of the other bor. ‘aviation, fir Ken premiere aad dl ourha, tionaries, IN of all popular nds; sea stories, roman ~ comprehensive assortment of The high cost of everything, with || historical novels, standard poetr ks of short storles, humoro: f tho new war taxes, is given as the writings. Also histories of the fu n nations at war. 1449- } oad cot Peli i nat. @Le 29 Voile Cartains Cluny. pattern lace insertion and edge. Hemstitched horder, 1 whites 24 yds. longs { | } ' i ‘ / ; l= ' = H ; FAY OS are not wanted If over two months old. Late 1 =! = causo in general, though the inter. , uF : eemae @ issues tH |= ay MEN’S MILITARY HALF-HOSE Iference of the movien with the time nee ENOUIG. Ne Ia poue contitiod, =! ‘= : 4 that hard working citizens can devote wear and tear, =| l= | in the styles and colors (including khaki) — " card bearing your name and address to the Camp Library t--{] iz ‘ for army use; also New York Evening World =" = ry demanded y ‘ | LET YOUR BOOKS DO THEIR BIT AT THE CAMPS, TOO! =! i= ; ; | 4) H 4 i j MILITARY SPIRAL PUTTEES = nore ————— | i= ’ made of khaki-colored wool. , ? soot jo sian mud ths y drinking ls a con jiegeas and pay Ue ba tan te =| = butory fac ur-tax and no help and moke H = ' © eloquent figures were given|enough to pay my rent, When I =| l= a f ~,,,{ put to-day by John T. MeNeil, Special | started charging 15 cente for plain WH l= A | ° eputy Commissioner of the State| drinks trade fell off, so I closed, | = = " Betalph Silk Hosiery 7 SN Department of Excise for eh ES “Help cost a lot more the last few =| ie und the Bronx, At the end of the) months, I used to get a sawdust man| {| iH = i | = ' 1s made exclusively for B. Altman & Co., in excise tax year on Sept, 29 there WeFe | to do porter work for nothing if I lety {| Pad = ‘ 7 In New York County 4,054 Hoenses to | hint have a shoe shining stand on| =| lz black, white and the season's most fashion- | poll liquor to be drunk on the Brom: | he premises, But there were tower! |] HEH i= ines. To-day these have been Cut! people getting shines and the saw- =, = able colors, for the well-dressed man and Jown to 3,801, a difference of coe duat man wanted pay. Bartenders) 1] #E=4] = ‘ the Bronx the 791 licenses in effect | and everybody else get mc ee = = woman, Sept, 40 have been reduced to 724 | Where could F maken proat with pa =| I= ' : We hope every boy’s| ilifference of 03 $2.10 tax a gallon on whiskey which |=: j= |) The Hosiery of quality, moderately priced. mother who reads ‘The|, A former Noth Avvnun salon und to con a rllontsuting to 1=| l= | Evening World to-night will) tyiniing of starting a hinchroom, ex- |” ‘pnts tq typical of the cheaper oiaces| |] ES] EI pose and bre why boys plained: “I couldn't sell whiskey at! iat have already closed. And in| |) }EEH 0 fe 5 |should wear ‘‘Westpointer’ — =| many where the prices of drinks have =| = ‘ FOOD CONSERVATION | Whey : = shoes. FAT LESS MEAT | gone up 5 or 10 cents the business 1s = CASH, #1 ‘= . | dwindling. Treating in som tons =| Raw cf at. | £8 cin = is the First Duty of Every American bose Hennig, the 6 ws becoming ima! ant ar. Hace qe ea : |boys irom making the ac- AND TAKE SALTS a further falling off in the number of = = quaintance of those ene- saloons is In sight. =| LIBERAL aa l= { WHEAT, BEEF AND SUGAR mies of good nature and IF KIDNEYS HURT ea =| CREDIT ie |health—the corn, the bun- =| = ¥ lian CHICAGO, Oct. =; = are urgently needed for shipment abroad, foe er a SOC ANGIENE| 5. a tablaspoontul of Salte| vari ary tomar =I l= : for the sustenance of the American and | (2) Leather, real-leather,| shes Kidneys, stopping | rte tontay that about. 700 saloons | {| FE = | . id would go out of business then—the day =" AND k= } Allied forces in the field, and the relief of which means long and sat = | for paying the semi-annual elty i | l= : i i i ) emi-annual elty = PHONOGRAPHS ‘isfactory wear. |Meat fornts Uric Acid, which | ...5¢ a da eats ds 5 : \ \ suffering France and Belgium. | (3) Neither ugly nor too| excites Baers aoe Weakens | —.—_ gi COFEN EVENINGS T . be : ; bes adder. aj The United States Food Administration || good looking; just every- —— ,, TENNESSEE GENTLEMAN | |day commonsense. Fating meat regularly eventually mn ” requests the help of every man, woman | Y) Not an experiment. | Pruces kidney trouble in some form UNLIMBERS HIS “GAT! i |} because the uric 1 reat excites tee ie } and child in winning this war. on es snptovel pecans the uric acid in meat excites) Cronded When Clerk Refused His | & tacts a | wet sluguish; clog up and cause all as e Clears Di ° 999 lfor West Point cadets, | sorts of distress, particularly backache | mt Lis : urs Decks | vee The — s’’ Outlet Store, 119 to 125 West 24th St., Near 6th Ave, ==merg Same thing exactly that) !"d misery in the kidney regions rheu- (and Lobby) for Action, — AO ) | : . matic Bh Bevere Heawacneh Oct) Mr, Bobb Jacobs of He, Tenn, e 1 |we've sold in larger sizes to] stomach, constipation, torpid livety| mining engineer, entertained. friends ] |thousands of men for mili-| ring’ Dimider and urinary | inst evening. in and about the bar of ig urtain / |tary service both here and| ‘The moment your back hurts or kid |" Hotel Girard. | When bia money ru } ls a . tact’ g right, or if bladder | 2" LoS the sian a H in France. lobby, found Charles H. Clark, the 4 hothers you, get about four ounces of . ? | Russet and black. ad Sally from any soot pharmacys) ci, and suaweated that “he would 7. Wednesday—3, 760 rey , | x rhe ‘ Ea, esha g take a tablespoonful in a gla paecebngn les i . Ah BOrty, i 0 TOOTH OVER*? | A tI et en Ui fine | 2 Mba) ine xealamani com. tere Big Variety—Good Quality—Destrable Pattern \ i | ROGERS PEET COMPANY his famous salts is made from the | arelked, te the, elevator. _ 6] Sheer Musiin Curtains Nottingham Lace Curtains i Broadway Broadway acid of grapes and le ah pou \f with novelty braid edge and Egyptian (medium ecru) : This is the highest grade at 13th St. “The at 34th St. bined wit Utils ‘tus anauan (hace dN cine neat tucked border. Be is . bis color, in_an attractive novelty Four for generations to flush « cked the clerk behind PY 4 in white, abou les H a aha GUARANTEED TEN ins Broadway Corners” Fifth Avey_sieya and. stinulatethemn (or normal | nate tr Jacobs, caring| yt vis, hong and 80" gg 6 wise une ai sya ‘970 \ 4 ae ty; also to tral e th acid little for" solitude, went into the be #8 ss i Never before bave you had auch a® opportnity iahaiaiied Fink Oh | aeivitys slo to nustealinn the ade in| Ueto for ltude, ant ele Soe Marl in. wide, | Paitre. +++ ine See One i, MEMB! --NO- TOOTH nc bladder dlanrel rs, |what he thought of the artery, ‘The Cortalns of Br Net . .REMEMBER H OVER $8.00 | [PUN Ea veannee Whitravanyanel| WeEOM Reads @ Sete | Noat Muslin’ Curfalos Battenverg bral mela X sia y In my office every patient to) is given « chart handing (uk just Whab sx makes a delightful effervescent lithia- |The Patrolman “surphy serviceables Tattonhere bead ethos i they require with the price marked on it. I have but one price. AT, water drink which millions of inen | othe h fice natiera Jace nore bral See cane " No Crown and women take now ane then to keep insertion and ruftie, It is ubou ence a ] he kid and y organs clean, a wide, 24% yds. ) ( ’ or Bridge Be ee tana ane Maa” ee” 28 48c $1.00 5 ra Tooth Over Advt Agere Brussels Lace Curtains ia - ss Curtains of White Scrim Battenberg braid applique and , % juaranteed \ $ Good quality; braid trimmings luce braid edge. Colors: White ‘ Aen ig \ re ched bord 11 or Egyptian, Length, 24% ; W eu InNNGnnunERaNNOOUEnENGAeEnAUeNRAGNNAEONANANONONOGNGNNRENOAONOEE, For sre snoitee te ise stan. Length 3 ye 21, yds. the width 82 Boing ‘Pair *, 69c ~ (A Health Starts | Nottingham Lace Cartains Neat, durable and serviceable, ———airor on Bnoapway—_ START AN ACCOUNT WITH ONE OF OUR BIG SPECIALS pee I et Worth Weekly Worth Woehly My Soft Rubber Suction Plate will fit any mouth. 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The proper functions of arches 4 a { 1} —the home drink wees Foes plier head depend pois An aceumulation of odd lots—broken color and size assortments ; | Besides its popularity eat drug stores, fountains and se eae J discontinued styles; some garments are only slightly imperfect only a belt : | restaurants, Bevo has found a welcome place in the hoes you wear. or button missing—sonie slightly soiled. There will be Remnants, Hats, Coats, Dresses, Suits, Skirts, Waists, Shoes» Merchandise from almost every department marked at low Bargain Prices, home. A family beverage-—a guest offering—a table drink thet goes perfectly with all fod. Ao a suggestion for Sunday cupper—Sw éroen peppers stuffed with cream che } chopped nuts or olives, served on lettuce leaves. } i French dressing. Cold mest, Toasted crackers, DR. A. REED CUSHION SHOES have added much to the well-being of a nation, There are men and women everywhere who enjoy better, more dependable health through the steady wearing of them. vit Company, Qui heat ile Hae Most Styles $7 to $9 e pa Hen HY of the big mail order sizes and colors ist ‘The “National's” Outlet Store is the Bargain Retail Sto » the National Cloale alwys os nplete and Bevo for everyone, A beveroge that tastes like na other soft drink, Pure, wholesome and nutritious, ‘ Bevo-—the all-year-'round soft drink, Sold in bottles only and bottied exclusively by ANHEUSER-BUSCH —ST. Louis cushions — uphol: stered in beautiful velour. Value $65. thing sold «1 from This Store, sol D ONLY AT c's sa) Broadway, Desh Reed TONAL ore 12 Park Place Mahoganized frames | Saturdars, $.30 to 6, N19 to 125 'W. 24th St. Bet 6th and 7th Aves A. Woolworth Bldg, ap Siti a : : aaron non ——— \ magne ERSUOROGE mnt WORLD “WANTS” WORLD “WANTS” WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS ° ! Le