The evening world. Newspaper, November 22, 1917, Page 18

Rt ian eel — Ee. or = mr . THE BVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1917, sSReeeaseeesasseussoseesesssesens fort: woving handnnrdetite aie tage | tee * ‘t+ Wren : ’ ’ Charge Your Blood With Iron § ier 8 “ fe your work chasing you, instead of you chasing it? o NO) MEAT ON MENU ¢ @ = Are you getting nervous and irritable? He lone s ‘ s eourage and energy? Do you have many ‘off day Are we 1 ~ o run down? s you s ‘ S Then you are probably suffering from blood poverty s 4 o 8 your blood is poor in iron and red ceils H has s 0 8 Dine { 5 GudesPeploMangan Dina Laced s ; s y ade pin | “The Red Blood Builder” s Patriotism A BT hin Mined gots thinner, po sere pooner, An anam\s tens ° ¢ Hoyle an ovation JAPAN'S PART IN WAR 18 PRO- @ fener is aerous ere Ht promptly ave Ane oie aig NO MEAT, NO WHEAT AND Ww TECTING THE ORIENT. a Perr Monger it will econ help you unless ¥ ' £ oy . be would é‘ ‘ PATS ON THIO Ph Had o nein BENE disease Mangan mei « s nd Pranea in win It wan the annual dinner of the ‘ . by ord = @ | ing the war ween haved from ritth lation Whe ann Me s “ « ‘ tk Gar dane eve) t can be done in the wa * aime of his Coun. " a : e r t food supplies weies '°7 thoes of her 3 a feone « Hs m City at the Wa t y Amariea’e Ai an bs nrryiny t atinetiy © ¥rae ywed jatione of for the peace of th H soe tian canna neers | | meri Se aftule, everat tmeo| i ea Adminiatrator: This steered, "and in thin ane has, bean s Pepto Mengan cannot 4 e , r ently successful, innamuch & Dome te tante and appearance ere wring tt Ing every dine f ae he Ori of the common o t wy or mornin teatio A trade” 5 abtiandts Warning: — There are many sf wad flog lens rs Py, ao ni [edi referred ta recent praae cS never in bull M4 "following & atirring 4. | Wee ee ee war in Burope with her armies. He + ai‘ ¥ Gaaton Liebert, Consul Gens | rnip Romer Brut, 4 reviewed the geographical penition of Ris ne few gcautas | TR beatin France in Now York City, all | wise net 8 eH Meh Clete seuss lt imperative trat she #hould Bow ae dere AemTand ball! Hobart Greer Cooks, President of tine her utmont rosourcen At present » or be rs here o joclation, ded. H t ate r paitio 1 poke | SSOCSOOSREROSSERSSSE RSH SHSHSSEEEE 5, dinner was nerved, were on their aueea ‘ara B. King, Prosi¢ent of at eee Buen of \ranaporiing a] EE _ a jirgo overseas force to fight in Europe and declared that Japan has neither the ships or the materials to build the vensels necessary to un- dertake such a gigantic task an that of sending large forces of soldiers Into the Occident and of keeping them | supplied with food and war materials, | It ts not Japan's business to Intro- |duce herself on the Buropean battle- i fields,” he declared. “The war in the Oceident should be won by the Burd pean Powers and the United States,” Other speakers were the Rev. Dr. Nehemial Boynton, a chaplain in the | United State Army, and Dr, Robert | Davis of the American Red Cross | Soctety, MEN WHO IMPROVED AVENUE ARE REWARDED. Awards for the best ant second |best new buildings erected in Fifth | Avenue in @ year and for the best} ‘and second best remodelied buildings | were made. The gold medai for the best building went to the No. 611 Fifth Avenue Corporation for the Postal Life Bullding at the corner of Fifth Avenue and 434 Street. A diploma was awarded to York & Saw- yor, architects, A silver medal was given to the Guaranty Trust Com- |pany for the second best building, that at the corner of Madison Ave- nue and 60th Street. The architects for this bullding, Vross & Cross, re- ceived a diploma. The gold medal for the best re- modelled building went to Messrs. Cartier for their building at No. 653 Fifth Avenue. William, Welles Bos- worth, architect, received a diploma. A ollver medal was awarded the Union Trust Company for alterations made in their building at the corner 4 Lp hie are ieee haan — = rs by eodore C. | er, _ jo < x a awiadion oo Among the guests at the dinner —_— e were Robert Adamson, Fire Commis- sioner; J. T. Fetheraton, Street Clean- Nedlin Soles Protect Health and Purse 22%" lic Works Commissioner, ajor Wal- » _ tone oti eto Bd ann Baa . e 5 agonigic, arcus " jarks, Presi- a f the Boi fh of Manh: H DIED crossings and the thin but dangerous film of water on Byron |R. Newton Catetsr othe rt; mi Patt it H pavements after thaws and showers cause many a cold. Against Col. ‘Willlam "Stewart, of the Can- . 3 De Monk Thompson, Eresitent ot the jompson, Pres! of the such colds Nedlin Soles protect you because they are waterproof. Be acek Thobieahy crenanae Ore - jams, Nha tinal ore he res . ent ‘ater Sup} 5 8 an Elec- The ordinary leather sole is not waterproof. After it has once been tnlelty: and "Major, Gutnrie, of tha ‘ ff Canadian Overseas Force it beco ——— thoroughly ee it mes spongy and porous, so that it soaks up ery SN —literally breathes in—the water and moisture underfoot. pena Te inh att eetcly seats bw aa supply of wayely of the health and purse ee van teas with Neékin Soles. “ “eae of Gnarnatend Satsecton' my euch mos from the colds it causes, And if os tal dhneet } and from the it does to uppers. of re-soling, ha id with Nedhin Soles. if ‘ ive it done Shoes soled with waterproof Nedlinkeep Youcan get them on men’s, women's and their shape, look well, and last longer. children’s shoes—in black, white, or tan— pace And Nedlin Soles themselves wear from and the genuine always bears the brand Patnam Av two to stx times as long asordinaryleather _Nedlin. HANKSGIVING SPECIALS and costnomore. They are more comfort- Mark that mark—stamp it on your for Every Room at at- able because they are more flexible. 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