The evening world. Newspaper, November 9, 1917, Page 12

0 TOFILLLEFT BY = iced . t it ra GUARD REGIMENTS =» ngary and ved With units will Second Tempe Je, and will be com William G. Hat Ist Brigade wi the 47th of Broo! ) Kegiment, under «. Gen. William Wilson vf the » regiments have been awn upon and togeth 0 men and offic . ft was levied Tist, With, Ist been some 9.-The Dutch » of Neutral Poslam, first and for all, to treat The ORIGWAL | Malted: Milk or any Skin Disease. It is Broperticn’ Apply eight. on the Seven’ Organizations Not in Taw places that burn and itch; they 27th Division to Form will be pacified, soothed, cooled and Bhs i gill no longer harass, ‘Poslam has Two Brigades. been considered a rare “find” by : many who never knew just what to to secure real and lasting relief ailing skin. Shortest way to gpanTANHUtt furnish ut we © nuinerous documents at| 3 pitted ali | hing criticism, | ed to histori. | er all this we | Christmas trees, . will be set up will take A Nutritious Diet for All Ae. Weat 47th St.. New York City. of the 27th Division are to be Poslam hie medicated with Pos- | into tro brigades. The regiment be used if skin is tender! fected by the new ord tely dismem make the celebration + their apirits and they feet that} ne is not distant when thely vacant ranks will d with men} the Draft Army at Yaphank. | ‘other explanation made for the new formations is that the Franklin Simon & Co.’s | Latest Importation of sdminixtrative Ba IR I iene tft | harged from the serv camp. Next week {is 9 planned to send the first of the ar formation. The officers | Ulery units to the range to begin tho oO Ss d other skeleton units | big gun work. Three non-commissl . English Ov t mp at nglish Overcoats nts of buoyed up by the War|ed officers in L. Company of the fortunate Sire J q d! at a ae ust Arrived ! strongest Nov. 9 Keep Horlick’s Al Hi ona, All ef- | jon » Hun. Pp Horlick’s Always on Hand i te Pimples, Rashes, Inflamma& | rier was great Joy in the campn of th ed upon the 27th | « “ n Gey. Quick Lunch; Home or Office, . seven regiments. when ft became}! core and men of! teed th — | ares, <yery vets, For free sample ences teuday that ihe unit deh Rh. rean ons have fel ining Camp Activities Is urging = 10 Emergency Laboratories, 243 of time until f the boys tn 1 re the in the new achedule of ng given to rifle w © practice is being n by the regiment the infantry units 9 rifle range, twenty Memorandum — which| 7th Regiment have been ord ti would earn hie weit tn silver if not Kreenbacks d ° ° i” bd ’ he wou! ut bring bis crystal into Javis and Wayne M i. on | | es Jeamp and seer a bit a The body of private George Wiss of HH ESE are London’s Jatest for Boys. Chr 1st ine | Mille } S onolulu N| though the camp had been visited by | the base hospital, as, a result of ti | Made of those rough-and-tumble = a baby earthquake this morning, but|neas, ls being held to await the ur~ it turned out to be the officers’ bomb | rival of members of hix family, |class at practice back of the old 7th; vate Wise, who was nineteen y Ktegiment, The officers have been/old, was a member of C Comp fabrics which look so well and wear so long. Put together by an English house Voice ona Talking taught Row to make prenates and [ibe leech Intantty, formerly the 234 of | which specializes in Boys’ Clothes and knows re no more nervous in handling | Brooklyn. how to combine warmth with style, and écon- TL INT, that explosive of explosives. —_————. . nel 3 : \)| than’ tney are in “handling: molasses: omy with both. 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