The evening world. Newspaper, February 7, 1918, Page 9

Somer " smere THE a ebb Lh WORLD, ee FEBRUARY 7, | [Hg Water or] BIG LINER SCOURED Sie Headaches" BY U.S, AGENTS 10 Tolle why everyone should drink | | hot water with phosphate | THWART GERM PLOT auto-intoxication—which means self. In It Borcheiblee breakfast. Poisoning. Liver and bowel poisons} More Than 1,000,000 Bulbs on called toxins, sucked into the blood, A * through the lymph ducts, excite the) Nieuw Amsterdam Exam- heart, which pumps the blood so fast ‘ " that it congests in the smaller arteries} ined for Deadly Cultures. and veins of the head, producing vio lent, throbbing pain and distress, culled headache, You become nerv- ous, despondent, sick, feverish and miserable, your meals sour and al- most nauseate you. Then you resort to acetanilide, aspirin or the bromides which temporarily relieve but do not | inspe Fid the blood of these irritating toxins. | oy on gy A glass of hot water with a tea-|!"' Bee nful of limestone phosphate in it, | runk before breakfast for awhiley| joarded will not only wash these poisons from your system and cure you of he ache, but will cleanse, inal’ freshen the entire alimentary cé Ask your pharmacist for a quar er! Hadise or Oy ia of any kind is caused b: America against a sus- ij. countr rman campaign of spre ing disease by flooding the rm cultures, more than 350 rs under a patholog’ Bureau of He Department of A Holland-Ad Al ex= ulture d/an American p jan A t | The ort this morning tion of more than 1,000,000 und of limestone phosphate. It is wer exported from Ger. inexpensive, harmless as sugar nan elghbor country, Holland, If you aren't feeling your best, it] wa un. These are hyacinths, tongue is coated or you wake up with| ips, crocuses c. Sad taste, foul bresth of haver colds, | Saieaat wea Indigestion, biliousness, constipation, “R°TCe™ & pr sour, acid stomach, begin the phos. | pa hot water cure to rid your! ™* system of toxins an COUGHING: ADALTE others and hurts you. Relieve throat | “As tested iecatten and tickling, and get rid of coughs, ained, hoarseness by taking at once SUNDAY WORLD WANTS destined for Not a passenger—excepting diplo- ermitted to land docked. ‘The not only thy ning elsa on voth powder of Mauid de- y personal letter 4 he horticultural in- agents—was very box of t every bottle tem- of Government de aboard, and the spy hunt es has known ite WORK MONDAY WONDERS i cline padubtieste vere Raceea Stern Brothers West 42nd and 43rd Streets Between Fifth and Sixth Avenues An Unusual Purchase of Men’s London Overcoats Affords an opportunity to secure the products of four of London’s leading coat makers, at less than next season's wholesale cost, $35.00 and 40,00 Sold elsewhere at $60.00 and 70.00 A choice of several highly desir- able styles—a few with belts all around, some half-belted—single- breasted models and big English Ulsters. All sizes up to 50, Materials: Tweeds, Cheviots and Homespuns ___ its arrival at} ry branch of the| into the ship's saloon and kept ng at the Sanda Street under guard, Third class passeng ere | pac 1 » tra | switch! k were told thelr examination wou : Atl rons to a continued later at Ellis Island. Bag {dea m hat of the di na fate 1918. 9 FIRE-TRAPPED TENANTS Crop PAIN il IB SAVED BY HUMAN LINK oo gage was hold up and receipts is and loss of time this conditic , x for it. Days’ may pass before | fairs pro luce m rf met | ‘ i rN wars haan sate i “OF Liv0 trains turned Ay , For |! J A examined and released whe Fe a0 wete turned buck be amen, Res The first passenger to cause | cached me et % bute . was the new F and Minis Btation so far behind seh Hamsbdure Instant relief fro United States, August Philips, ie ps We mace be tli of soft snow in ture and miser landed with his wife, his five child were turned back be the re oment N + St, Jacobs t and his secretary, As he 1 © ent troubles.” and a1 tr as - gates he was surrounded by rey ‘ Thin ty the excuse of u ute ana /RHYMING CAROLYN TO WEL fu this but all he would tell them was that] a. : aveller Inaista Wc eoens, Mine Wells, Queem of Homnnee tive and the voyage had been “rough and coia,| Lhousands Dumped Out at a eee ie tral ped we ANG Re De Hs LL a} netvess nnd like, but pl t or EB ridge, Ser- ev un ’ hi 7 he oc ; Sha it he expected to do.” con e ‘ merden, Holland yice Board Finds. a ih ieee sigs, Me OO Sang forty, Kats ) the Philippines, was — that the hey will le ex. burke Aver ( Therd are many When Mayor Hylan began writing | pected t a ry must d < es ; and English officers on the shi ettérs to Chairman Straus of the } erve 1 pages as fea th i me . Public Service Commission telling CITY SCHOOL 0S tis \ ie teu eta formerly. derving the Bi (phim what he thought of B. R. T. con- FRIDAY 10 WEDNESDAY f i No differ ought to Now/ditions, {t was decided to begin a = caine bait hw ‘ A in nepec-|quiet investigation. The Public Ser- ar a ’ t! Board of Education So Orders- @ Nieuw Amaterc jvice Commission, represented by : Foreign Languages Are Dro r Elementary Course ip neared an At Commissioners Hervey and Kracke, rcved , ntine eed to co-operate with Joho H. before proceeding to Quarantin cues Ow! eas Monday and Lin laquad of detectives from th aney, Commissioner of ne ot eee ieee paesday, the Board and Army intelligence Bureaus partment of Plant. and Structure. |o¢ Edu 1 has decided to close | Department of Justice and the ( Delaney has supervision of city | the city’s schools from to-morrow until }toms Office went out last night | make a preliminary examination of \the ship and its 1,506 passengers It ix understood that the precati tions taken by the American author-| jit » similar to and In a sense a|” substitute for such precautions 6 formerly were taken by British au thorities on ships arriving at Halifax Halifax disaster made tha next Wednesday | The investigato: jefforts on the concentrated their |, Brooklyn aide of the Brookiyn Bridge, at the Sands Street All the Brooklyn Bridxe ither Brooklyn trains, that lyn Bridge Fifth Avenue, © Avenue Ie inelud- peanuts #, must pass the famous Sands port unavailable it was necessary { ae . sterdam top i the iw) Amster hourn auverai «searal direct to an American port | f the I. of restoring having trains A GOOD THING “vs FOR A BAD LIVER At 8 o'clock this aftern sengers were suffering ney had had br k in the morning @ the ship's supplies having one was lowe nly fred kfast at noth hunger 6.30 0 ng since, [been exhausted. N A promise we can to send out for food. any doctor or any ‘ 1 tall Mrs, Frederick 8. Mason, No, 20) go nis haw thatl toe that KR. & G. Pil containing Fifth Avenue, whose son is in 4 Podophyllum, has become the spe-| Unite ee foray Co Tei Obie ae January | ialiat's pill for the torpid liver and n inspector to Joarninge tho game of throwime pas. {€onatipated bowels, —Podophyllum, | r approach with other laxatives 0 and jamming | €ompounded \lready jammed,| according to the famous R. & G. ed for Park Row]! prescription, is being used by thou- PRIMARIES FOR WOMEN, never reached there. Thelr passen-|gands of families as nature's own | kers were dumped out at Sands Street | substitute for calomel — aids the Partiel-| to wander among a labyrinth of stairs snd platforms in thelr hunt for other » per- | trains. | But the engers out of one tra them into another 43 trains dest words were © food.” aoe liv + to secrete the proper amount of bile, clears the complexion, sweetens the breath, brightens eyes, renews the appetite, rs | ALBANY, 3 n to participate in primaric B. R. T. learned as it went jmit w }whi are held early this spring was ine along, as later feures show. Tt is \troduced in the Assembly to-day by Ma-|claimed by the inve ators for the|the spirits, stor headaches and Gites ‘or he | oity that during December, 1917, and | prevents constipation. 10¢ and 25¢ town and |Jonuary, 1918, the B. R. 'T. turned the box.—Advt Stern Brothers West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street In the Men’s Furnishing Department Spring Shirts and Neckwear will be on Special Sale To-morrow and Saturday: Silk and Satin Neckwear Open-End Scarfs; in the latest designs and colorings, at 55e each Men’s Negligee Shirts Soft finish, with Fronch cut sample pieces; very large as at $1.10 Khaki Military Sweaters with sleeves; also Slip-on Vests without sleeves; , . special al $4.75 each nade from rtment, Special Purchase of Men’s Shoes | Will be offered To-morrow at $3.95 pr. , A smart style made of Black Gun Metal Calf: in lace model, | with low heels, flat English last; all sizes in widths B.C. D. | Men’s Hosiery and Underwear | Shirts and Drawers, Men's Half Hose, ial riggan; half or long Made of lisk sine dium sleeves; drawers: regu- weight; the following lar or stout; medium 83 ‘ colors: t vhite, tan 99 weight; reg. $1.00 each ro {4 navy and pair —— Men’s Union Suits, Men's Half Hose, | Ribbed cotton; white; In nat 1t; wool | medium weight, regu. ] If mixed ight; per 50 = larly $1.50 and 1.95, at PLO pair bes NUL Men’s Union Suits, Men’s Half flose, Wool Mixed; natural Made of | silk; me- color; — he weight; % read dium we k, white regularly sold at $2.50, $1.95 and leading Ss. .pair 98ec H) if t aN 7 A ee rrr Mi t iy > : | » d ” of our eighteen Monroe Clothes Shop: | # is a really worth-while performance It’s an economical act, a sensible one It means to you, as it has to some hun | | @ dred and forty thousand other thrifty | § men—a substantial saving on clothes | cost—because: : We operate on entirely different lines than ordinary clothiers— Monroe Clothes Shops are all 7 of y i IF YOU LIVE OUT OF TOWN WRITE FOR FASHION BOOKLET WITH SAMPLES AND MEASUREMENT BLANKS ers e Clothes) j Going Up —going upstairs to any upstairs and you benefit by our rent savings We make Monroe Clothes and sell them direct—and you pay no part of middleman profits. 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