The evening world. Newspaper, February 6, 1918, Page 6

ee es ee ee ee ACLEAR COMPLEXION NEW SHUT-DOWN Ruddy Cheeks—SparklingEyes | —Most Women Can Have rence PERIODS URGED AS Ohio Physician Dr.F. M. Edwards for 17 yearstreated Scores of women for liver and bowel ail ments. During these years he gave to his patients a prescription ec ofa few well-known vegetable ingredients mixed with olive oil, naming them Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets. You will know them by their olive color. These tablets are wonder-workerson the liver and bowels, which cause a | normal action, carrying off the w: and poisonous matter in one's sy If you have a pale face, sallow look, dull eyes, pimples, coated tongue, head- | Ad aches, a listless, no-good feeling, all out of sorts, inactive bowels, you take one of Dr, Edwards’ Olive Tablets nightly for rming, @ time and note the pleasing results. t Thousands of women as well as men Acts to Move Coal. WASHINGTON, Feb, 6.—Th tration to-day adm the pit rst time ¢ and intimated periods of ¢ take Di. Edward's Olive Tablets—the ba ! successful suostitute for calomel—now and then just tokeepin the pink of condi-+ O P thease pertod tion. 10c and 25 per box. Ali druggista Aart, 00) Rirthday and Hirthday. / would make M and Tur to add Satu lay in many Washington's Birthday, ViCLUR and SONORA Haleer Street. Newark This Will Remove fucl situation to the Hair or Fuzzy Growths | \" nital ot Walitoads Ad nounced that he G i rd, Whatever Dr de tatingly sup Garfivid unhe me |i shatl apply] TY fs advisabl wine delaton SUNDAY WORLD WANTS is WORK MONDAY WONDERS fered equally. ‘oul movement enat of t ral of Nallroada, d situation greatly Established 1860 EAS installed in been engaged our to has been cook has demonstrate The name indicates the superior quality. | | | 6 Quart Bail Ha | Saucepot and Cov ve ndy for t tow | Rice Boiler, 1 at $2.80; $1.49 Closing Out One Lot of Cleveland White Enameled Kitchen Utensils Limited Quantity Only 79c usual price to $1.49 Oval Wasn || $2.25 | $2.98 with sth 72c! $1.25 $1.98 Very Special 4 cakes Large size; reg. 11 4 cakes Counter Delive Fob, and it Is propos f nd four-day poriod | © rn lay, Bun Hasvat. BL.39 L__— Vollrath White Enameled Ware Conceded Kreamer Tin Ware—Famous All Over FUELORSIS GROWS Government Admits Situation Is “Worst Yet"—Drastic ~ + rr) ay. The|* ecause capture re e we ‘0 a great deal to do arnish information to the PEADdE PIANU CO, : *PPHSTR N Ls nplo: dan 128 West 42d St. W has not an-| 7 WSTRIA amplon Dan NEW YORK 8 to reacinding|Ol#ary, now 8 seven, an- Athush Avene, Reooktym, utloss Monday o hop ounces he will stop walking when Jared they have s the winter, dminatratton reports to- movement had been | and passenger traffle sut- © Misais sippt! River has been greatly al according to reports to the Direc- ( Not ont: Koch Prices Make Downtown Shopping an Extravagance Che 125TH STREET WEST U. S. Food Administrator Hoover says: SAVE FATSSAVE FOOD—SAVE FUEL Every Patriotic Housekeeper Will Want to Know How To help along the work of food conservation, a fully-equipped kitchen Housefurnishings Dept., the Hoover food Come In and Learn How to Practice War Economy. February House Furnishings Sale These advertised Bargains are examples of the great reduc- tions in all our Household Wares during this February Sale. Wearever Aluminum Cooking Utensils [Araddin aluminum Rice or Cereal Ivory Soap woe a IRI TE 5 ee a asteee THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1918. | ODDITIES 1 THE NEWS ) NERVY, a wom a letter that would give him HUSBA Pennayl divorce suit is he wanted 1 pays crusade started by West V ja) w n without wsing > Says oap one day a week ITS EASY To KEEP CLEAN WITHOUT THATS, RIGHT THIS BIRD STARTEDA Beye €ss ae twenty years Pa. Alaska, where b ister, TATTOO MARKS worth soldic n Camp Wadsa- ra to be removed by « Nendquartera officers, aay fooed men are valueless Divis wh ho Is ninety, BILLY SUNDAY to be drafted by Sh ipping Board to conduct whirl- wind « | n for shipbullders, FIVE-TON LOAD of coal dwindled 920 pounds on r Street to Hroadway and 86th Street vute from 195th ‘CTY GETTING COAL FOR HOMES ONLY: vated, b largely ability to get ¢ lucti m has been use of tho In- the mines, ut coal p educed be Follower of PATER of being @ = _-HMBOR BOUND, ea 4 fn annow be e newly estat be under t J.D. A. Mor d Director of Distribution in] system of © Hives w «| w, lately} deliveries. presen. | peals for| tories ] TIDEWATER BITUMINOUS RE- CEIPTS ALMOST STOP. »-day that urd and bit-| nplin tide water terminals, At South Amboy terminal of the nng nla Railroad there were but | eo 6cars) «(of )=6bituminous dumping to-day, where the Ally supply is in the neigh- d of 1,800 cars, At Port Read- erminal there were 179 cars of ply of 1,600. { 3 of ho city have the jon pretty well in hand, ug to Patrick Jonos, Super- endent of Supplies for the Board He saya that a fow bee sed for a few week, but that | ate anticipation of | »y coal receipts | ing A normal # no a general closing. 0 tons of coal for} in the ico at » Federal Governm: A burge with eved the t , open to-da thore were reported 156,000| 1 and soft oc New} with in ord tons in cara at termi-| nal much f it frozen and with r compa ly few la-| k fo dig it oy Railroad re-| te approximately 160,000 route to terminals, with n nty of how long somo of it m y o ha i} a nied from First Page) don the way, | nor, who haa bee —_—__— rel Gotkorities ot “ bout 430,000 tons tn beat ¢ weather conditions; the! sight but pr: ly out of reach e alvady turned over by Mr.) UAUl there is moderate weather, whil ,| Searles and what we oxpect to reeaive | tt is estimated two-thirds of the coal from him during the crisis is what ix/ yards in the city aro empty. trmed ot mines’ and runs in various sizes, [title BURN SOFT COAL OR | FREEZE.” | When asked how apar were to burn soft coal in deflance of the city ordinance prohibiting its use | » Pete answered torsely that “ will be burn soft coal or fre nent houses 8 maitic . precedent t t | warm and trait and an expert menus. acite in anything ities is not exe © com Jequate qua 1 for some t ph A, Hall, De tate Puet uminou {among ap: to-day in one ALL COAL RECEIVED iS FUR- NISHED TO CITY'S HOMES, From the owner » of the Boiler; 2 qt. capacity; reg. price $2.65; at naum, Yes 1.69 Betty Bright Aluminum Coffee Pot; 3 pint cap- acity; reg. $1.25. to Be the Best. Vollrath , {ditions in the “lton of Wheaton paid $10,0 FORTY-FIVE BARGES OF COAL STUCK IN THE ICE. | Fifteen tugs and forty-five loaded barges are stuck in 6 of! nd and at tho entrance to Island Sound, according to re- to A. H, Smith by Marine | s B. Pollock, | One hundred and five tugs are now| laid up for repairs because of ice con- upper harbor and two! Whitestone Landing, City Is Execution Light Long barges Milled with coal and uffs frozen in the ‘Terminal Stores t effort of tugs to fo slips hos f. ‘i = n asked to send the ne to this port to » th ernment has 2 heavy tug A. J forty are f hrough | Newtown Creek _> Ven-Months’ Old Pig Brings Price of 810,000, Feb. 6.—T CHICAGO, mas A Stan-! a pound for a ten-montha’ chased from the Gossard Bre Rice ied ) a Boilers NU, nila iig telat 2 - quart i tur ve r 7 va capacity direction, 'f ve not enough ¢ $1.25 Gee eB bs Reg. Price : : $1.57 pa per 9 : Bronx under toy SAYS GOVERNMENT SHOULD TAKE OVER COAL BUSINESS “tam through,” Ww tidewater, ina Now Y md a ~ COLDIN “Pape’sColdCompound” ispleasant and affords InstantRelief. ‘A dose taken every two hours until three doses are taken will end grippe misery and break up a cold It promptly opens clogged-up nos- trils and air passages in the head, stops nasty discharge or nose running, relieves sick headache, dullness, fe- verishness, sore throat, sneeaing, sore- ness and stiffness Don't stay stuf and snuftling! l-up! Quit blowing your throbbing Tons. Tons. Anthracite ,. 25,550 33,300 Bituminous . 26,100 39,200 Waiting in vessels to be moved: Anthracite .. 23,060 24,300 Bituminous 17,450 17,800 In cars at tidewater Anthracite 65,650 67,280 Bituminous 3 48,700 enty-four | 48,400 53,150 Bitumini ‘ 30,100 35,350 In transit within forty-eight hours: Anthracite 20,600 28,000 Bituminous . 40,750 42,350 oe France Adds 872,000,000 (o Tis Yenrty War Tax. PARIS, Feb. 6 © Min stor of Fina additional “209 HEAVY -OROP IN GOAL UNLOADED AND RECEIVED AT TIDEWATER POINTS Amount Dumped La Vit Only 51,600 T | \ } in Tran | Mr arp a a. aloe ceipts at Jersey tidew points din transit thither 1va9 indicated to-day in the report prepared at the office of A. IT Smith, Dircetor of Hastern | roads, which 9 a4 follow | Dumped at Jersey terminals: To-Day, Yesterday. |, The price of the world-famous “Cascarets,”’ the harmless Candy’ Cathartic for men, women and children, remains as always, 10c a box. better to tone the Almanac (War Information Edition) Facts of the War ProminentlyFeaturey Sporting Records Complete, Politics and the Church Mat- ters--Science ~-Art And All the Vital Featuy: BestBook “S of its kind for the School, Library and Home TALE LRN TNT Why pay more for your family laxative? There is nothing SUCCESS OF SHIPBUILDING Step Lively! Corns UP TO LABOR SAYS PIEZ Quit with “Gets-It” M I 1 Div \U The Great Corn-Loosener of Ye e ! the Age. 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