The evening world. Newspaper, November 16, 1917, Page 14

tet ue pet find, tn os Head of Non-Partisan League Urges Steps to Wipe Out Middle bce ren? ome men and Profiteers forene * , Be! rhe BUFFALO, Nov ~The ery en wor Bow-Pert) ’ the hope ement tatwae ganteed i iin it fn =</* woman wore hers three years! “Incredible!” you say, unless you wear Kayser Italian Silk Under- wear yourself, The wearing quality of Kayser Italian Silk Underwearis due to these fundamental facts: There is more individually and carefully tailored and fits the figure correctly. , | The result is that a Kayser Italian = | Silk garment when properly wash- ed and cared for will far outwear ordinary underwear. ‘Thousands of : women have learned to look upon silk in Kayser’s than in any other Kayser Italian Silk Underwear as a silk underwear; each garment iscut genuine economy. e Always look for the label Insist on aceing the label on every piece of ilk underwear you pr chase. The ine Italian Silk Underwear bears a label in every arment plainly marked ‘Kayser Italian Silk'*. One blue star on the J indicates the lighter weight silk—three stars the heavier weight, ITALIAN SILK UNDERWEAR TRADE MARK REGIETERED Facts About the Sugar Situation i Our Government has asked you to use sugar spar- ; 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. These facts are as follows: More than two-thirds of the source of Europe's sugar oupoly is within the present battle lines. This | has resulted in greatly reducing the production of sugar in Europe. 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. ‘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 4 sparingly. No one should hoard or waste it. > | This Company has no surplus. sugar to sell. It is fi working with the Government to conserve the supply, i and to take care of the Allies so far as possible. j Do not pay an increased retail price. American SugarRe‘ining Company “*Sweeten it with Domino’’ Granulated, Tablet, Powdered, Confectioners, Brown en rich haa grown tn time to form one | cabbage, deots, onions, oyster plant, pumpkins, forming the chief dist potatoes has fallen off 69 per cent., but merchants credit thia to the fact that many well-to-do people raised spuds at their country homes last summer in accordance with the pop- stands and the grocer War lias Keduced Entertain-| « ment at Table to a | Minimum, aotable formerly y eliwator \ A endive |“ dinner partion. Formarty patron war going to entertain Hi called wp her loon! dealer and told iin secure her the elehteen beat aiilgator panre to te found. ‘Thiny grocer in turn uid call up the vholemaler « hin to send him oare and let the comt be of no quence ! The procuring of luxuries for the { the principal parte of the trade of 1) eatablished merchants it ue that this nts mup- | decreaced 60 from Cubn and sold for $12 4 basket, whereas several weeks ago the local | crop was bringing the high price of | $1.25 @ bas | Jumped in @ | basket to | Plante and jin price, and yellow turnips have ad- | | vanced from $1.25 a bush | The best oranges bave riser | $4.60 a box to $0, Green peas have! hort time from $1 a! Brussels sproute, exe \flower have doubled | In the district east of Central Park | spinach, ts, celery, squashes and white turnips are | ‘The sale of ular demand to drive the price of this staple down. In ail, the eales of the wholesale iying the grocors of the off 39 per cont. dur- ing tho past yeay. | The wholesaler aupplying the fruit | A the poor | t a similar | ie ixurles | ly been sold to ® people for consumption by a | fortunate few are being forced out y the excessive price. vegetables which form thelr stand: ard diet the consumption has been reduced but very slightly, The buy- ing of potatoes ts normal in spite of the exorbitant price and the appeal of the grocer to force the price down. le the poor people are buying a rter leas food than formerly, is being taken out of tho goods and the meat and they are king advantage of the seasonal | communities do not rep “Interesting predictions are being SE NMUGATOR PEARS. 25 mone = AND ARTICHOKES GO BEGGING NOH 4 made © r . ” a Ditterent walke of life, eh? etly, ut ehe'a in the Not walka ass and i'm only to the run. If your glasses were fitted | more than two years ago, | it is “timely” to remind you of | the accepted opinion of Oculists that eyes should be examined Eyesight changes occur very | gradually; often the wearing of | glasses so improves the sight | that weaker lenses become | necessary; then again, your eyes may require stronger lenses, At our offices, our Oculists | (Registered Physicians) will ex- amine your eyes and tell you whether or Not your lenses re- | quire changing. Should our eye-specialist ad- vise a change, and you elect to obtain new lenses, the cost will | he &2 or more, depending upon | the lenses prescribed. , ‘ i WESt-Stonnis 54 gaat 54 eat 2¥a Bt, din bt it Among the | 2626 1007 Broadway ne 489 Fulton Willoughby. Bkiya, & 8.. Bros Bt, opm, A vu, | ORS Broad Kt next to Bedell Newark. | ~ In the Franklin Simon Boy’s Shoe Shop BOY’S SHOES in all the new models at all the old prices! ~ VERY'THING is changed in the Boy’s Shoe Shop but the -prices, and that is an achievement in these times when leather is selling at a premium. We cannot promise that this condition will last indefinitely, for it is becom- ing increasingly pricesdown, But at least, our new shoes for Boys are selling at the Boy’s Tan and Black Calf Shoes with wear-resisting Kor 0 indestructible tips, soles, and Sines 10 to 1315 ‘4.00 Boy’s Mahogany Tan Calf Shoes in an entirely new English model, with heavy welted soles. Sines 1 0 6 *6.00 Boy’s Orthopaedic Shoes in Blucher design, made of gun metal calf, with viscolized waterproof soles, Sines 10 t0 1316 frank tin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue—37th and 38th Streets difficult to keep for the time being customary prices, -Krome Sixes 1 0 6 "4.50 Sizes 1 to 6 *3.50. Menta "w , 7 and after about @ SMenaay, after wisest on 3 7 warh the shin and oyu ‘teeee Gane This method will eivedited SUP? not mar the skin, bat to avoid disap ¢ the polntment, be certain you get dela ACT IN DWIGGINS CASE. fst, Ht ite. f MM Ndewee Uren thon (Toilet Tales) nple method for completely re sore” moving every trace of hair or fans le here wi th painless and wane ally a single treatment will banteh n stubborn growths, To remove + thick poste with some ¢ and water, apresd tone Advt. Two Sew York Men Hanged HARTFORD, Nov. 14 nn Vanao and Mtepheft ti “Paria in New York! Cafe des LaAUX-J iris 8OW. 40th St. Supper Dances Wik AVDA &SENOR ARBOZ hy attempt wing pre Largest Popular Price Garment House in New York————— Liberty Bonds Accepted as Payment for Merchandise, with Interest Allowed to Date | C; . “Sale Also | Market, cor. : a ! ‘| iene Nateey. | 6'" Ave., Corner 18" Street, N.Y.) afuiloné® | To-Morrow, Saturday, We Inaugurate Our Great November COAT Scle In Every Respect the Leading Value- Giving Event of the Month—3,000 De sirable New Models Offered at Astonishing Reductions Every Woman in Need of a Coat Should Take Advantage of This Wonderful Savings Opportunity. Burella and Kersey. Fur and | 00 ene ot) 549% Coats of Velour, Plush trimmed. Values to $25.00 Coats of Plush, Velour, Burro Cloth, ete. Ele-} antly trimmed with Fur. } VOLES £0 $29.50. 0... ocr ccrvecrrvecnenecees | 7 All ‘ y'| Sizes Coats of Broadcloth, Plush, Wool Velour, Pom | g 00 : for Pom and Burella. Lined throughout and warmly | 95° { Women interlined. Large Fur Collars, Values to $35.00 | : and Misses, < , 7 From Exclusive Winter Models, handsomely adorned | $ 5 4 with Fur. Warmly lined and interlined. t 29: to WOUGG 40 68950) is 30s Gadsane Kexeers <3 | 44. he | Other Exceptional Values at $35, Upwards | AC “Alter ation? ‘ r50e Special One Day Sale—Saturday ONLY 1,000 New Wa‘sts Taken from Regular Stock and Placed on Sv..e To-morrow at All Three Stores at Present Selling Price, $1.00 Elaborately Embroidered Voiles and Organdies, Exceptionally Fine Quality. Hear Them Side by Side | Victrola, ce: Sonora, Greatest Talking Machines Special Thanksgiving Offerings Fe Pla cs New Model Victrola XI. A 3110 On Special Terms of 51-50 4 WEEK The Wissner Talking Machine Salon Is most elegantly appointed with 18 sound-proof rooms, where the selection of a machine or records is at once a profit and a pleasure to you. 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