The evening world. Newspaper, January 22, 1918, Page 10

bu i MISSING SCHOOLGIRL WRITES; SEARCH FAILS. Message to lather While Parties S$ necticut Wild MIDDLET Baether Stric ol Portland disappeared i with a twenty-fve-yenr-oid ast | st Monday on her « then eek fm an auto, hae w FM, Strickland y after The letter son at Hartt M ature d and ro sn Tae Children Cry | for pletoner s t has bore ike inks Ss been ei under his 30 years. Allow no one Counterfe Imitations and are but experiments, id endanger the idren—Experience against Experiment. ture of Chas. H. Fle rsonal supervision f ‘o decely in this, ** Just-as~ bealth of con MVhat pata Drops re Jpium, Morphi moro than t relief of Co similation of The Children fhe Kind You Have Always Boughi Bears the Signature of ELLZZE In Use For Over 30 Years THE CENTAUS COMPANY, MEW YORK orry, iving healthy and natural sleep, ra—The Mother's Friend, ° _— - 1274 Women’s Cloth Top Shoes Just a Few Typical Examples was mailed THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, | AUSTIN, NICHOLS & GO. News Oddities I whip the [tallane o by angry Itallans, but IN CROP 0! man found the dia hen she threw dis ¢ thirty-third chicken killed Mtssourt that dropped out of her ring ater Into henyard. at seventy, Colorado man and asked friends to vote on what KING a new ¢ lay party next AIRPLANE for rhe ria, where ma de iich to look for "GRANDMOTHER DEAD" was excuse wired In by ecrulta at ¢ Lake alning station who had | stayed ho! yn A boom along upper Missis- elng stored In cellars to be e Kaiser would die Jan. 18 man killed himaelf as « | | | | drive, rushed TWINS’ BIRTHDAY PARTY tera HAS A LIVELY ENDING n Liberty B Nearly 2 Wednesday, Jan. 23 Beginning 9.30 A. M. HE BARGAIN BASEMENT of S a bargain store—-where every article sold is and must bea REAL BARGAIN. We offer, as the opening feature of this BASEMENT, A Great Big Shoe Sale because, of all the unusual bargains to-day, SHOE BARGAINS are the MOST unusual. The remarkable BARGAINS offered daily at this store have appealed to its patrons to such an extent that on many special sale days we have been unable to accommodate our customers owing to lack of space. Several times during the Holiday Season, and again on our Dollar Day, Thursday, Janu- ary 17th, we were compelled to close our doors in order to, handle the large crowds attending these sales With this additional floor, we hope to take care of the increasing number of Economy Seekers who so wisely patronize this HOUSE OF BARGAINS There Will Be Hundreds of Other Bargains—Linens, Muslin Wear, Waists, Sweaters, Skirts, Coats, Dresses, Rain- coats, Etc. See To-day’s Evening Journal for Further Particulars NoMa ding to be Introduced tn \ ered $5,000 machine in |b * Charged E York pla above the Government p w POPOPIDEDOSEEDOS ESSE O SESE DE LORESEE REESE HESS PP EE DOOSE Lteestesersrocsessssssesesos The “National’s” Outlet Store The Unique Bargain Store That Sells the Overstocks of The National Cloak and Suit Company Opens Its BIG BARGAIN BASEMENT 1918, gation Shows That xactly the by the Go eral Fgod ahnouncement tha red of all biame esnle grocery firm of ols & Co, against whieh ts were made for {mony was taken by Arthur s, Federal Food Admintatrat tor | one tha bmyited to Eat Less Meat If Back Hurts | Take a glass of Salts to flush Kidneys if bladder bothers you PFESEOESOESEGE SEES AS OSOH SISOS SESE SEED ESESOESE ES : meat regularly eventually a few days and your kidne then act f Kays aM © the ¢ kidneys, ne over up and partion has been flusly clogs ne and misery in the kid- | them to ne : rheumatic tralize the, acids longer irritat is, | disorders Jad Salts canno: 1769 Pairs of Women’s hte wits mr 4 Five Models and Many More clergymen n asked of the Income | will +7 - Foo = SSSR TE SOS ET ET ETE | Selection of $10 to $25 Hats OPPENHEIM, GLUNS & € hs personnel our | Millinery Department have concentrated their utmost effort upon the production of and practical hats---designed to give greatest possible Value at least possible cost. ot smart For the many needs of every day life nothing quite the place of the jaunty Tailored Hat---correct of line and authentic of origin=-=-which meets the price | requirements of the Buyer. takes Judicious This is the character of the wide | for which the Millinery Department of Oppenheim, Collins is justly famous. 34TH STREET NEW YORK —the home drink Besides its popularity at drug stores, fountains and restaurants, Bevo has found a welcome place in the home. A family beverage—a guest offering —a table drink that goes perfectly with all food. As a suggestion for Sunday supper—Sweet red or freen peppers stuffed with cream cheese and chopped nuts or olives, served on lettuce leaves French drepsing Bevo for everyone. other soft drink, Pu Cold meat. Toasted crackers. everage that tastes like no olesome and nutritiou Bevo-the all-y ound soft drink, id in bottien only and bottled exclusively by ANHEUSER BUSCH ST. Louis GREENHUT’S THE BIG STORE” SIXTH AVE. 16% TO 19 STREET Pricevon Wines & Liquors’ | Oo Lrvchonk Queen Quality Port or Sherry ‘ 59e Maryland Rye Per ; CS | Coldstream Hollands Gin {3). $1.39 And These ALL-DAY Specials: Regal Dry Gin fie. $1.68 Treadmill Rye isin $180 Old Lewis Hunter Rye tsi. $1.65 Corby’s Canadian Rye Private Stoc Kk WMeases S810 Rosedale 82.00 Words and Music of “KNIT. KNIT, KNIT” One of the Song Hits from "Jack o' Lantern’ r Keak Rainaaan h Free with Next Sunday World Maga Published by special permission of Chappell & Go. and T, @ Harms. Francie Day and Hunter, owners of the cooyright,