The evening world. Newspaper, February 5, 1918, Page 7

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Dandruif vanishes and hair stops coming out. | A series of ur real iwo weeks’ use, when y hair—fine and downy o but really new lieve, troyer « peal) Hoth carefully draw taking one stall our hair will be eautiful in just clightful surprise who tries this FOR COUGHS AND COLDS take @ prompt and effective remedy—one that acts quickly and contains no opiates tea can get such a remedy by asking for PISO’S MLLIAMS OUT FOR THEEVENING WORLD DPROFT FING PLAN | Federal Food Adk Sure Proposed Law Will Make Fair Prices. \ The Evening World's , Polling food prices Proft-fixing, which will be presented | in Albany to-day by Senator Robert ¥, Wagner, will, if it | have a@ powerful and ir fect on prices and will the second of tho 10 assure an equitable of food to opinion of Arthur Food Administrator. ‘This vital clause in the new amend- ment to the Food Law reads State Food Commission shall have power to fix the difference that shall be charged for a necessary of life be- tween the purchase price and the welling price so as to prevent exces- alve profits.” “The three measures needed to main- tain equitable 1 stated to-day STOP DANDRUFF! HAIR GETS THICK, WAVY, BEAUTIFUL ° <Girls! Draw a cloth through your hair and double its beauty. thre results Williams, To be posse: beautiful hair ‘avy and fre © matter of using It is easy o niee, soft | « bottle of Kn all drug 5! piv a little a mututes there will } ibundance, freshne an incomparal Yry os ) trace of hair and it air at « Tf you want nd soft your hair with to prove hoy t throu strand at a time. » few moments Advt THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY _5, WANAMAKER’Sy| | Broadway at Ninth 5 ee rein on the manufacturer Jand wholesaler; second, legislative control of (he profits of the retailer: third, transporation service that will | assure a proper distribution of food prevent rice-increasing short us = Demise of eee Commissi iii accom . the Governmental licensing to Tra manufacturers and wholes measure restricts the: fair profit and brings the: m under the instant hand of tho law with the wan not William Temp the Public Se ° jcharging of any price that lequitable before the wai t two yen Administrator Mr, Emmet was * | chelte forty-nine ated from Co! to the bar at nds they matter how many hi through: “The boar d is now preparing st trend of pr of the war pass of con- by logislative Willam Temp! Pubite Servi District, wi therefore ¢ members are Marhite accomplish needed | f r price the val and f vat the Adnoinistrat f the situation pending ts the 6- “Tho retail tra da desire to co-opera the board in maintaining fair a law 1s needed for the protection of | the people as well as for the protec- EX-APPRAISE Wag Formerly ocratic Po! price tion of the fair dealers, In my| Walter Hodge opinion, such @ law would h &| praiser of the Por ara pron beneficial moral effect as well as a 1 care ith the parsing of a law to for this question tt the way of equity 0 Napler Av piteation * Mr. Williams first, Govern- | for the high ¢ . There is a shor > YONKERS HOMES ROBBED. foe Pasaled by Colonial Heigh Barglaries. Tis” giucies In the «lo puzalin Hoinhia section b ¢ Yonkers, The res! Jandrutt is merely little Danderine commend it—ap 1 within ten Hiness and lustre, nod not fine u for itchy to stop fall. |! aretts bunions. visten a and |t gh your halr “Tix” is the only t out all the » which puff up tl your foot troul) glossy and Your shoes we «| your fect will get sore and swe from corns, calloy Get a 25-cent store or de instant relief, Just once try year's font tents. Think of Anacon Plant Destroyed by 8250,000 Pitre. M Feb oe OPPENHEIM.CLLINS& CG | 34th Street—New York Extraordinary Clearance Sale For To-Morrow, Wednesday 450 Women’s High Cost Coats The Accumulation of This Season's Business About 450 Women's Coats of Velour Cloth, Pom Pom, Burella, Laconia and Bollvia, full lined and warmly _Interlined. Trimmings of Hudson Seal, Natural Nutria and Seal Reqular Values, 39,75, 45.00 and 50,00 28.00 Reduced to W, TEMPLE EMMET DIES; SERVICE BOARD TIEN UP Member. ot mn Leaves It Unable St Busines Second District since March, 1914, yesterday at hia home here. He was State Superintendent of Insurance f 6, veginning in January, oughke Roard In Lett W and Cannot e LBANY, Feb, Emmet teav » only two mer *hatrmia a os died yesterday at his enue, Ri of dinense “TIP FOR SORE TIRED FEET-AHl is grand for aching, swollen, tender, calloused |), fect or corns. Aht what relief feet; no more burning feet; no more > swollen, aching, tender, sweaty feet. || No more soreness in corns, callouses, No matter what ails your feet oF > what under the sun you've tried with- out geiting relic ” poiso: limp or draw up your face in pain. vien. Think of it, no | more foot misery, artment store and. get Wear smaller shoes, | tria, Up-State mmet, a member of mmission of the Aled born In Ne t 2 Qoorom mue Orders, f.—The death it rommisston, 20 R BUNN DIES. | inent in Dem-! of State. former Ap of New York, fo nent in Derr c s Me was In Durir usually Franc still high, Even silversmit With gather a With selections fic features. He \ | 5 Fon And 1 No more tired fancy f, just use remedy that draws sue) = exudations | ec feet. *T ures le so you never ‘Tea sets Coffee sets Compotiers ‘i seem tight and ver, never hurt or no. more agony uses or bunions, box at any drug! 15,0 . Get a whole rt for only 2a) it-—Advl facturer’ grades DOUBLE i} We | Black leather upholst | we I | trays, 1 | | six Han Tl $4 to $ | Were $5 20 Racec n, 60 per ce raccoon, southwest ermine, opossum, opossum, no comparison for ocelot, marn lynx, poli $3.75 One Script Letter Engraved Free of Charge on Rogers’ Tab | Sheepskin- y-lined V Vents, $4 $7.50. _ Colla aT} Were $5.50 to, $7.50:, sheep #0 bamboo trays Quadruple Plated Silverware | lining on moleikin h Int : he oth wmaile \ / | Seventh Gallery, New Building econd Floor, Old Building Tea Set, + pes at Gravy Boat y | Hot Water Ke hol lainp Nut Bow! ; j ‘ i} Brinn 35 1 ‘ea Sets, $1 15 is $450 Colonial Pattern of Service Pieces _A large Variety of Small Pieces And 140 Pieces English Silver The Annual Sale of Tablewares have been drawn on to obtain the metal for new wares when | tablewares below current prices. we shall present in this Tea Spoons: Forks, Knives, Serving Pieces cat 25e Yard —And then: DAYLIGHT-USING SALES 25 Suit Cases at $8 to $14 $12.50 to xrained | ' | y traye ct water kettles Child cups tt Vea caddie | dtr n 8 Card trays pr pitches Muf Candlesticks silver Courts, Main Floor, Old Building, Se’ venth Gallery, New Bldg Third Less Double Vezetable Dishes $10) and $14 ea Single Vegetable Dishes, ao pe bide cose will be Bread and Sands ich Trays 93.63 | with lock handle - at 38.79 morning's SUN 20 per cent. Pp Leese Aa a _ : 7 Stern Brothers West 42nd Street . West 43rd Street Final Clearance Sale, To-morrow | Furs and Fur Garments asi Provides Extremely Good Values—-Third Floor Store Closes at 5 Between 5th and 6th Avenues Included are Coats of Ermine, Mink, Moleskin. Broadtail. Caracul, Persian Lamb and Hudson Seal. One of which is illustrated above). Coffee Sets, $35 to $140 Examples of the discounts given below. Alao Coatees, Capes, Stoles, Scarfs ‘apoons, forks, knives, etc and Muffs of all the favored furs. 2 per cent. less for staples - 30 to 35 per cent. less for fancy pieces, At 20 to 40 per cent. less. New Spring Dress Silks A Particularly Noteworthy Sale, Wednesday, at Most Unusual Prices At 20 per cent. additional reduction, Wednesday, February 6, in Colored Chiffon Taffetas 30 inches wide, in a choico range of desirable colorings; also black, Colored Pongee, 10 ins. An excellent quality in several new sport shades; also natural, Sterling Silver {etual Value $2.00 per pard, $1.48 Crepe Georgette, 40 and the prices | in w large range of light and dark shades; also black, (etual Value $2.50 per yard, $1.58 Crepe de Chine, 40 ins. siratile light and dark : also in flesh color, Which 12 Silversmiths Share | ng 1917 the ounce price of silver advanced to un- | high figures. | The Mexican mines closed upon silver shipments by the and Italy. ‘Today the shortage of silver is still large own. An embargt was placed | Inited States, Great Britain, ins. with a tendency to advance. surplus stocks of discarded patterns of table silver fetual Value $2.00 yard, 1.45 fetual Value $1.75 yard, $1.38 hs had to pay more than one dollar an ounce. these conditions it has been extremely difficult to | representative collection of really desirable silver Yet We Have Succeeded the cooperation of twelve from our own stock which w silversmiths and with re willing to s Dinnerware and Lamps—Reduced Specimens of the excellent values available —Fourth Floor annual sale, many very unusual ea Sets include at $115 0 grade, at $15 ; grade. grade, 5 grade. grade. rade, grade. Dinner Sets at $17.00 Thin Table Lamps at $7.00 107 pieces: Mahogany; #21.00 re 18 inch silk shade, lined; w. 88.50 1 Porcelain, formerly Ameri colored borders; on trimmed; silk fringe; re Dinner Vhin conventional border: Sets at $23.00 ne Floor one at $9.50 Mahogany, with 22 inch silk shade; lights; others, two 2.00 American Porcelain, for pieces; The Antique English Silver embraces 140 ces from own collection o additional 2 ain sockets; reg. # Dinner Sets at $79.00 Iniported China.107 pes hand; our | Floor ae at $14.00 2 inch silk eg. R16.75 now at an | nt, discount Black i wide coin gold Japanese Lacquer matt gold handles and knobs two Japanese panels Dinner Sets at $175.00 Limoges China,106 pes. ; border with gold handles Floor Lamps at $21.00 24 inch flat Empire £25.00 encrusted gold and knobs, Heavy mahogany ; shade: silk fringe; former price und cream sets | Lemon dishes Cake basket English Porcelain Dinner Sets 104 pes.; Royal Doulton; shape; regularly sold at 849,00 and 54.00 a set, at $34.00 & 45.00 Consisting of 107 pieces; new colored border; former prices #4.00 and §8,00 at $25. vetawor .90 to 29.00 00 Yards Cretonnes Excellent Values in Reproductions of Sheffield Silver Plated Ware Choice selections ribbon and thread designs No more like them al the price sold thouy sur cholee for tomorre 15,000 yards—a gr kinds and colors—cor ported figure riety 3 of ~stripes, ch yards of a kind, he fine ase eretonnes: Prepared for To-morrow, on the Main Floor. engraved, of borders in grape, MEAT PLATTERS 15 inch 17 $7.95 WELL & TREE 8 inch 17 inch 19 inch $12.75 $15.50 Boat and CHOP PLAT HW inch 13 inch $4.25 $5.05 BREAD & BUTI ‘ inch 39.85 15 inch inch 36.95 Women’s Fabric Gloves, ,/85¢ Pair 1,200 pairs, 13 $5.95 a durg ‘t “d autor oR PLAT PLATTERS inch sizes The dbags to Match m ( 6 inch 7 inch $1.10 Cheese & Cracker 24 inch $18.95 35.95 Y 12001 Mal ain floor, Old Building $1.55 $4.95 75 Suits for Baby Dishes Gravy Tray, at | yon Muffs B ays Monogram of Three Letters Engraced Free of Charge on Sheffield Silver-plated Ware on Rogers’ Silver Plated Tableware CONTINUE Third floor, out Building Goatskin Robes for the Car ‘Tea or Cotter Spoons, Bouillon Spoon at 20 per cent Sy od rai . . A " ben ean oniiean ck i Table Spoons or Dinner Forks, 1.70 | Salad Forks, norther GGxa% Inches, A ; ; . tern, 3 per cents Wt. | mucin Aas : iccudy fiooc, ‘Naw Dessert Spoons or Forks, at 1.95 | Oyster Forks ; civet cat, 40 per cent “ “i loor, New : 5 mae «| 5 26 per cent.; Americar Building, Soup Spoons, round bowl, 1.70] Butter Spreaders 40 per cent.; Australia _—_ =, A J 60 per cent. Th Dinner or Dessert Knives, flat handle, Half-doz., $1.05 200 Japanese Tiffin Tables,