The evening world. Newspaper, January 18, 1918, Page 12

“a 2 _THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1918. |AMIMONIA TANK NEAR |, R IS SEVEN TIMES eT | ARMY-N ; " Been FLAMES MENAGED MANY GRANDFATHER HOW! §6=-s Me ws Oddilies “IN Sa STAN AD AMS in sarnard lege Undergraduates : . " s . ; iies Evicted at Four Alarm Pire M.drid—Colonel Aroused by Fp, BIG ICH FAMINE next summer, Washington warns | Witt Conduct Rooms for Benefit | re hewin Gum b i Matdatten Mar | “’s Plight in City & M'\"S) unless fee ts cut now, because army and navy need ame fs need Mi | i ttan ket. | fe | Lf monta used in making artificial tee, of the Fighting Men. - an) u In fear that an ammonia tank to| ol, Roosevelt has a seventh grand. | | oe {The old Columbta boathouse at 11008 a d 10 » the basement of the Manhattan Mar-| ghild. It is a boy, the second son of || SWAPPING MACHINE GUNS for packs of carda is loans and the Hudson is being con- Y nc cents! Don't stay | ket would expiode as the remult of| Kermit, who married the daughter of | favorite sport of [ussian soldiers when German traders |Verted Into a canteen for soldiers and ‘ 4 jbilious, sick, headachy, |* four slarm fire in the five story | Joseph ©. Willard, Ambassador to come around. sailors by Barnard College undergrad. | 1 + d dullding Nos, 267-209 Weet 124th! gpain. Th t boy was nawed after eel lot — | Uates. The boathouse will be open from | ' constipated. Street, last night, Fire Chief Kenlon | igrmit © second son waa born || Ale HtrwA | PUTTING MORF WATHR IN CHBDSE ta object of |7,2., I fo 10 P. M. on week day a aera ey Tremere orde. ro. eoto! 0 MITTEE 4 ¥ : jo 10 P, SF ys! Reta at’: Bast on | 4 soto -eatins Mose between fy yesterday in Madrid. by Mtyooeweert bill Just introduced in Albany. and Sundays, Te ‘will be ready for tse s rm ‘ = | cle block b: en Be, A Hy Mot me early In Bet y Can 7) yo orn end get a Aftor visiting the Infante’ Welfar: ' | "There are rooms for reading, writing a a sthartic for men, women Firemen Samuel ¥ ‘and James | Station of the Department of Health ‘) NO COAL, girls’ school has moved from Greenwich, |nnd smoking, Tea, coffee, sandwiches iu] and children, ‘Oe! of Hook and Ladder Company | @t No. 806 Avenue A, where he was Conn., to Miam!, Fla, for the winter, | And cakes will be gold at copt ’ were injured, 4 William | met by the Health Commisstoner, Dr. | leper romney | provided a new furnace, modern = Enjoy life! Your system is filled | Mussel was overcome by smoke, The| Amster, and Mra, Fredorick Peterson | Py PIG COMMITTEH Chairman im Nassau County in| who have hed tie ied Croan Gantt id an accumulation of bile and | batrone of Childs Restaurant, Pabst's | of the New York School Lunch Com- | -. ~ woman society lender, whose slogan ta “Every home Goutse wa be put in charge of the food | wel poison which keeps you bilious, | Harlem Restaurant and Loft's candy | mittee, the Colonel went to the Post shall have ita little pig.” "Wie Warnes | a ¥, diesy, tongue coated, |store on 125th Street, in the rear of | Graguate Hospital and examined a| it —E . undertaken the Saponarotity OF the eo > ath bad and ati h ~Why |the burning bulldin, ‘iven | t " “ 4 Beer ee a we Why OA By atneken ie lows was ‘enti: |&POUD of children who have been sot-| % LAMPS are being sold tn New York for heating pur- | of "itins Atos Indaon Chatemen> and | ‘ caf at the drug eter: a feel mated at $160,000. entifoally fed there, He then aid | poses because shortage in off stoves continues. Mrs, Charies Sears Baldwin, ife of e bully? Take C LJ " + sight 4 A tye, ot ed the at 14 to reporters: | Prof. Baldwin. ' reta tonight and | us of basket storage, took fire | EO | enjoy the nicest, gentlest liver and |and thie sprend toa {ive story tene-| “The Government, olty and State, “TH%4 i THI LIFE," eid Texas eniisted evidier, | bowel cleansing you ever experi-| ment building at No. 269 West 124th | never will be doing thelr full duty who gave ap $100,000 tnoome to get Bergeant’s pay ot |S MALLPOX INVADES BIG CLUB, You'll wake up with a clea ag Rareny’ patty, cane until they recognize the fact that | an | head, clean tongue, lively step, rosy | skin and looking and feeling ft Méthera can give @ whole Cascaret F F | very. GAIA WAR @RIMBGLED ANON UD | ctreereeetere-oneeaemeeneeret arcane | of. vous, Jan. 16—TRe 900 mem| |B, S904, archer 10m Antone! as | NEW YORK WOMAN HEADS = om bere of the Missourl Athletie Assosta. | : | [ket butlding, wh iat @ litte ahead of the soldier, Certainty, strt Here you are! Whose |tion. & fashionable social tub, are toa sick, cross, billous, feverish child | for otfioes, ‘belong to vote: {he soldier in infinitely ahead of the | | bill dose tt go ont” Alarmed over the discovery that sieht any time—they are harmless—never | becker villian, | A WAR LABOR BUREAU x tive, Rhododen¢rons, Laurel of thoee connected with it are euffering or aicken—Advt. “*The women whe bave votes should paleo | “Yea ats. Name from smallpox. To-day the Health De- take up thie qu on. ‘ork—do not id dele} partment vaccinate: chirty members (Prom the Richenend Tienes-Diermtet.§ Jtalk. You do not mbet any eituation| WASHINGTON, Jam. 18.—Mias Mary) v1 ‘and sent notices to the others to report vapragn ao TIT | "Hore, “t ° y “Tent thare. pore Way we can stop |by merely being sentimental fools,” | Van Kieeok of New York hae been gift! Think I'm going to sregte tnx’ ant at onge and be vaccinated ‘01 ondertul a @ ‘, beper in writing _tpecacuanh: Fi & lnundress became « vietim i STOMACH TROUBLES \Soirensthe of ioe bleak teomare’ | Appointed head of the new Women's finiron and ChotmondeleyMariori. (and then her wister, @ telephone operes : er think so. steer him into a| STATEN ISLAND NOTES. | Diviston tn the Industrial Service Sec- | banka for twopence?” tor at the club, Arthur Lom! cient ; ARE DUE T0 ACIDITY conversation with Pinks, who has Just | ‘ ‘ * ‘tion of the Ordnance Bureau of the ngineer, who liv aide, clu. wae | ‘ purchased a_new motor car le Ns Iw tr Ye divi na. | he new pier of the Pouch Interna-| War Department. The women’s div! ‘orto The | tional Cia yg Gof COTUURC: | ase enenES Follows ‘The Snow j ore and Warehouse Company.| sion was organized in recognition of LAXATIVE BROMO tim q x , nee | Btre Rosebank, has! gous 4 “Seg ea} Tells Safe, Certain, Speedy Relief | | been Tor bustners it extends| the important work women ere doing | fan on” bos. ke 3 aa Mero New Yi y and an dectars iiobs For Acid Indigestion LIKE ELE TRI 1,300 feet inte iin the manufa munition: - Pas rene ee corer wig ate ars | Mian Van Kioook ia Bow inapeoting - | cargoed vessel to moor alongside, Tha|Frankford Arsenal, having been BUT TON ON TOES pier {8 the first of several to be con-| called there to investigate women 1a structed there bor conditions, She has been asso Dr. J. W, Musgrove and Oh clated with the Russell Sage Kounda- Willoughby Kappes of Btapieton ton. . written @ musical satire entitled ——_—— Telle why ® corn ts eo:palnful Ladies Aid" which will be produced and says cutting makee Junder the auspices of the League of Too Mach for Twopence, them grow. Catholic Women of the Church of Bt.) (From Lontos Anewers,) John the Baptist de La Balle of Staple- . ion tor the benefit of the Red Cross, ted customer rushed Tato thé Publig School No. 83, Osgood Avenue, Press an electric button and you) Concord, ranks first in the borough in form a contact with a live wire which | the sale of War Saving Btamps. rings the bell. When your shoes press | | John, Conroy, gon of Polloo Lieut. | against your corn It pushes Its sharp ohn Conroy ot Stapleton has enlisted In the Avia orps and gone to roots down upon a sensitive nerve and | Texas | you get a shock of pain, The Young Fotka Auxiliary of the OE ay yee Os Instead of trimming your corns, | Hebrew Henovolent Society have elect rid Of yOu which merely makes them grow, Just | fd! Frances Hranty be B atep Into any drug store and ask for | Treasurer, and Jeaslon Goldtone, H t i quarter of an ounce of freeeone, This | retary ‘ will cost very little, but it is sufficient! John Redmond and Peter J. O'Reilly, AN to remove every hard or soft corn or| assistant clerks in’ the local Maxis- G trates’ Courts, have had their salaries | im ; } 5 callus from one’s feet. A fe aE ve eM oy iF PAatking applied directly upon a tende | t r, and Mra. Richard Parle Harrie of y corn stops the soreness instar Washington are the gueste of Mr. and OH soon the corn shrivels up so It lifts; Mra. James Johnston of Hendric ight out, root and all, without pain. | ™ ww Brighton, ‘parents of Mra right out, root and all, without pain, MEDICINE his drug never inflames or even trri- MM Katherine Brook Street, Tompicnavite, Wet tafe Plast tates the surrounding tissue or skin. of +5,0004 dn Smell Weekly or © Monthly Payments, 144-146 WEST . pnbiey " t ree 125°" | {| Newark | a ‘2. & Sea cy ‘ 5 A] ON. J. cna oma rst payment atid nF ‘ rath “iy || Opposite DELIVERS * itl : ||| ae y Court our purchare of @ atnete 2 $98 Aves. ? : Mm House, I mich'te tay apie” ‘J . oe ee Se 35 TO 36 ST. BLOCK 8th AVE. $35 SS Larger Amounts in the OPEN SATURDAY FVENINGS UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK AT ALL THREE STORES Small Accounts ’ Especially Ineited. + _—_—_—— 4 Opan on Account With Our v SPECIAL Kuppenheimer Clothes The Splendid Kuppen- These radical reductions heimer stocks of the seven have been made for the single Brill stores have been heavily purpose of spreading broad- reinforced with freshreserves cast among New York’s Mill- bought at distinctly advan- ions the gospel of Kuppen- tageous prices from the great heimer Goodnessandthemerit House of Kuppenheimer, and of Kuppenheimer Clothes. added to our remaining reg- All present profits are be ular $25, $30, $35 and $40 forgotten in the interest o Kuppenheimer overcoats and _— future good will. We there- suits. All these hundreds of fore urge ypen you the ad- perfect-fitting, high quality visability of buying Now not and distinctly desirable gar- only for your immediate re- ments have been bulked into quirements but for next seven big lots, one at each of season as well, as this price the seven Brill stores, and of $23.50 for $25, $30, and are offered in this great sale $40 clothes will look mighty oh : en, at $23.50. good to you next season. insweekly'or‘monthiy vrementan” 2% | and Sperry Geld ' This sale Pi orenl to rey caretel buyer ane Vt | ffeta ; : expected to maintain completeness for any great length o a ie ee + Ls time. IN YOUR OWN INTEREST, therefore, buy early. $25.00, $30.00 $35.00&$40.00 () Kuppenheimer e Ulsters, Suits and Overcoats At Sale To-Day and To-Morrow at All Brill Stores $45.00 and $50.00 Kuppenheimer Ulstere and Overcoats on Sale at the 49th Street Store Only, at $32.50 A Week Same Proportion, SPECIAL SALE OF HiGH GRADE PERIOD SUIT, for Dining Room, Bed Rvom and Library at Sayings of from 25% te 38% Pay for this Bult Ie! $1.60 Weekly. 10.95 Si, m20.95, SO’ and uv to : L Open an Account With This Bed Outfit WHITE ENAMEL BED, — “Hee. Price 8190 [SPRING and MATTRESS. j Don't Delay Buying on Account of the D fo Uur Uld Cus Our Protection toDraft Men Reduction of Payments If th duced because your payments in prop Free Life Ins surance American Walnut Queen Anne Dining Roc Credit, / Hl Cash ot fi FA Reeular f your wet ua receiy t 44 East 14th St. Broadway, at 49th St. 47 Cortlandt St. 2 Flatbush Ave, = toe || COMBINATION MATTRESS 279 Broadway 1456 B'way, at 42d St, 125th St., at 3d Ave, Brooklyn i This offer is open to new customers on new ‘ ' _ I ! 1456 Broadway, Union Square; 125th Street and Brooklyn Stores Open To-Morrow Night aay accounts as well as to old customers. | uo gyn ot #8574 $4907 \METAL SPRING Hen ag } y 9 —_ . ’ . ‘ 4