The evening world. Newspaper, January 2, 1918, Page 12

NE ERNE ce EE Montolate Suffers Drouth, |who Imbibe had stocked their aide- THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1918, ee | option elections in elties, and thelr « ot National amen $250 000 FIRE DESTROYS |mank tn ‘Fhe saloons of Montclair closed yee- Row have tp buy” thelt is mt at enrollment av that they may partict o ed into Federal f, hig home terday, all applications for renewals ott town and erry It home, aa no out | pate in next fall's primaries, to serve CATSKILL’S POST OFFIGE eon refuse ne |town dealers will be portnitted to make , L ve, to ‘ vf ' jest in the Oe teverely Tel ae thoes deliveries amend the townsbip school lars, t Jam app ve} in t ortn, Sormerty ot thy conserve move effectively the Sta'e's nume of ‘sm some unnec eeremarensrare) ¢ ovening Telegram, died wat power resources, to permit the sary and unwise legisiation may be Mails Los! ” ildines res t ed ke ‘ot'day at home at Port Rk LAWS FOR utitiee ‘ nae ‘the fmt tthe Btato's chncter,” i Governor, “and I 4 Bi, Severuil eae riaiaad | t Wa et 1._ died yesterday at the ago of seventy-one years, new barge canal ayetem, and to add therefore, u pon you th e4 y Bla That tarts From |another troop to the forces of the care in considering proposed leyis- Theatre Furnace, | State police or constabulary. pat de ie CATSKILL, Y, Jan. 2—Fire The Governor heartily urged tne i pied Meer ih lest In the thay f¢ ‘al hours yesterday, I Sanusiaters to atudy the reports of Mame of ptr H some unnecessary | threatened to wipe out the principal | Federal officers on tho questions of “4a ine ttlon may be en-| business section of Catakil!, destroyed ‘ q to atey te prow acted, and I eforea urge upon you Post OMce and the mails therein riotism of State Shown in paar Sta Sa RA Manche ‘tea aervatant ston pies Nelida Theatre. Van Gorden & Co.'s! I sacl That 164,014 of Citizens | ree ioe eevtce . posed lation bookstore, J. A. Hill's Jewelry store, : n Federal service. ae New York Chiy made|©: J Hammer's barber shop the Welsh Serve in Army and Navy. Although tio Executive commented "ON Oct. 2) New York Cliv made shoe siore and Union Pacifle Tea Com- Lela : mn the growth of tho prohibition “PPHcation : ey | pany's. store, . coe drovement inthe Gtale, Ke made ho store and rend i ase rhe fire was discovered in the Nellda Im sure ALHANY, Jan, 2—The suggestion | commendation on the aubject. Nov, 1, af a hearing, ‘ Ste bse atre at 2 A. Sf, within fifteen “ihere egpdare to be Bo reerat| Statiel ie BER ai toevtad jon gianted the clty Riga er tho closing of ‘a dance. | bs Much of the me d ‘ ’ |1t was caused by an overheated furnace. bowels withis eenar Important changes in our! to @ summary of the State's part in| this prompt action on the) ‘The toms is partially covered by ine Get a 10 Cent Box of a Yo wil wae peel wa rf much new legislation,” | the world war. ‘The Governor an- ear hotles surance. It is belleved that the damage ay eae bead Will be Claes fecllag wan edominant note of y.| Mounced that 164,014 of New York's co have not , reach a quarter of @ millian dollars. | “Cascarets” for Your [grand ‘tongue clean, stomach’ sweet, ie ‘empor e een £04 a 4. Whimads . kanGAI We rein the military or na , omer 10 d “| gor amborary quarters have been found eyes “bright, step elastic and coms! will heal - your skin Hedi te ae Laeiats ountry; that the State ¢ iee 1 . | Liver and Bowels. ipl fee foey—they' ‘re wonderful. Get ee 6 the Legtataturc Weenie tant {8 10-cent box now at any drug stoser ° witen ened to-day for the 1918 wtlotments for both Lit OBITUARY NOTES. |Mothers can safely give a whole been a favorite . He assigned as the reason that the recently created St fo te. sure! Take Cascarets and |caret to children at any time »mmendation the b Commission had already begun co William 1 Lighthipe, tor thirty years! air the nicest, gentlest liver and |they become cross, feverish, bifous, ‘ ” " is the Fede: nected with the Hanover N * bows rong fe ever bi op tongue coated or constipal ¢ name of patriotism, some operative measures with the Mederal r na ek be thos ete fiven your liver and lcarets are harmlese—Adet and unwine legislation Mood Administration toward con- poted, erving food supplies and preventing aes SP RES Se ily, the Governor recom.| waste and profiteering and that the mended the @naction of laws to per-| State Guard had been recruited to t Onwego ¢ 7N hed Sats tates Ui pad oe Beet Sete, 1" newly Mentvihelised. w@pmen|'14606) cr tore thaw 28606 tw wecuay | fan Wr Memmend) use, clerk, | BROOKLYN shin, Ttiseven moreeMlectve Revive! Heap. to regivier so that they may vote at| of the quota requested by the Consti- Harry W. Yonkers, —_ ia cial the spring elections, including focal! tution, to protect the State in the ab. | NCyeeant at araw | | | 1} i rict, New. ¥ was the} ] | hoice for \ker and | | —=Alterations Free at Three Brooklyn Sto —————————_——>>>= now minority leader of | in Progress in All Our Three Great Stores 1329-1331 Broadway Near Gates Ave., Brooklyn 4810-4812 5th Ave. Bet. 48th and 49th Sts., Brooklyn Pp! son, Republican, next Wednesday, blyman Mc introduce ratifying th to the Fede To-morrow, Thursday A Wonderful Coat Day in This Great Annual January Clearance Sale Your opportunity to purchase the_season’s most fashionable, luxuriously fur-trimmed coats Cc also taken + OD. Hearne PTR" Abram an Assemblyman. elected by the soldier v The Legisiature wh Mr. will adic when it 4 Senator Hill of Broome, ar » of Schenectady, will concurrent Prohibition amendment 1 constitution, axsortment Crete fare: like new, . NATIONAL y ee, co. listed “as mith was rn until xpected | ‘Assem~ resolution cstries at Half Pric : ; (fe | SlipCovers Patent leather or Gunmetal Calf- th skin with Grey Cloth Tops, Glace ft asec’ se tetacene: | Kidskin with Black Cloth Tops. ie All Over Tan Calfskin Model. * at reductions, that make this sale positively irresistible. 1500 Fine Winter Coats All Sizes For Women and Misses An extensive variety of the smartest full-flare, belted models, gracefully developed of high grade materials; featuring the following: Bolivia Cloth Silvertones Wool Velour Pom Pom Crystal Cloth Duvet de Laine In all the season’s most fashionable colors, including Reindeer, Rose Taupe and Pekin Blue. There are coats in plain tailored styles, as well as models trimmed with collars or collar and cuffs of beaver, opossum, skunk and other fashionable furs. For immediate disposal prices have been greatly reduced to 24° ‘At Great Price Concessions Dresses, Frocks, Gowns Baffin Seat Coat with ferge col- tar, deep oufte and border of thunk o 18” At Extraordinary Reductions All Our Superb Suits Formerly Priced to $49.50 15:00 185° 25: 35 4950 : Formerly Priced to $39.50 Q.75 15:90 24:50 Exceptional Muffs Barrel, canteen and melon shapes FUR Opportunities Hudson Seal Coats (Dyed Muskrat) Beautiful full Fur Sets Specially Reduced Taupe Wolf, flaring, NORM MA TALMADGE © \. Loman we CALENDAR. In Greater New York e Vicinity > IN COLORS On Separate Sheet ~ Coated Faper OPPENHEIM, CLLUNS & on Annual Shoe Clearance Sale Thursday, January 3rd 900 Pairs High Cut Lace Boots New Models for Women and Misses ° Military Heels Welled Soles Regular 8.00 Values “All Sales. Must Be Final NOW ON SALE! , | 1918 |World Almana WAR INFORMATION EDITION) TOGETHER WITH ALL THE VITAL FEATURES OF OTHER YEARS CHRONOLOGY OF THE WAR: bi All the steps taken by the President, Congress and other United States Government Agencies in preparing for and participating in the great conflict. GENERAL RECORD OF EVENTS IN PAST YEAR oe | ae \ Edition 500,000 STANDARD AMERICAN ANNUAL NEW AND IMPORTANT FEATURES: The Submarine and Kindred Problems. United States War Loans to European Belligerents, New War Po tal Regulations. | Pre ident Wilson's War Mes- 8. sa The Espionag~ and Trading With he Enemy Acts, Values to 15.00. 0.75 aw Alterations Kolinsky or Natural Skunk; 145.00 Free at Met Three Brooklyn Hudson Seal, belted modeis, 45 and 48 Taupe Fox, Nutria Beaver, inches in length; with large Taupe Lynx, “kunk Opossum, collar and border of Jap Scarfe and muffs; Values to 50.00. 35.00 Stores, ________idi One Year's War Expense of the The Pope's Peace Proposal. United States. National Army and National Signal Corps and Aviation Fields. Guard Cantonments. First and Second rty, Loans U.S. Army and Navy Insignia, and Thrift Stamps. (iMustrated). |New Ame Army and Army World's Food Needs and American| and Navy Pay. Red Cross Work. Poisons Used in Manufacture of War Revenue Law. Explosives. NEXT SUNDAY WORLD HW You Have « Son, Brother or Friend in the Military Service, Send Him One Price 25¢ on Newsstands Eart of Buffalo and Pittsburgh, (West of Buffalo and Pittsbu gh, 30c, Pacific Coast, 35c,) By Mail, 35¢, Address: Cashier, The World, Pulitzer Building, New York City Cloth Bound (Out Febryary Ist), 50¢; by mail, 60)