The evening world. Newspaper, February 15, 1918, Page 9

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1918, agham Lawrence, ire, At-| BETTERTHANCALOMEL “Zur aasrsr caus | ae En rm Thousands Have Discovered MALE EET Otes in Society aa Rosamond Sherman, daughter ‘\ Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets | For the benefit of the Union dos {%f,erbert A. Sherman of Hye, N. ¥. \areaHarmless Substitute Arts an entertainment will be given|China, where she {a - Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets—the subs |this afternoon tn the ballroom of the| Edward Fenno Verplanck. stitute for calomel—are a mild but sure Itz-Carlton, The proceeds will be} . + Seinen eat ‘ laxative, and their effect on the liver is devoted to the assistance of untor-| x Mt Samuel Kingsley Prohaato, of almost instantaneous. They are the re- . Nai . \ ‘ A * |tunate artists and literary men of| bridge party ¢ ete Seer tate wie | : *| France. Among the patroneases are |llef fund of th tighters of Ohio in ‘eat liver an wel ct * calomel, His efforts to banish it brought Mrs, Vinoent Astor, Mra. Philip M.|New York. Thrift stamps will be Out these little olive-colored tablets. ?|Lydig, Mra. William K. \s Gs) prises, The pleasant little tablets dothe good that calomel does, but have no bad after effects, They don't injure the teeth like strong liquids or calomel. They take | hold of the trouble and quickly correct it. Why cure the liver at the expense of the teeth? Caldmel sometimes plays havoc withthe gums. Sodostrongliquids, It is best not to take calomel, but to let Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets take its place. Most headaches, “dullness” and that tazy fecling come from constipation and a disordered liver. Take Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets when you feel “loggy”and “heavy.” Note how they “clear”clouded DIVODSDIDEDHDAGDEOGHDIDDODD y for the war re- Vanderbilt | and Mra, Whitney Warren, Mr, and Mrs. Georse Upton Hallett jof East Ora ty yest of thet . Mi oid ve Hallet J. Walter Tebbets of East Orange and Washington : —- Col, and Mrs. Thomas D. Landon of Bordentown, N. J., announce the en- >|gngement of their daughter, Miss Margaret Landon, to First Lieut. Harry Vans Gray, 112th Heavy Field Artillery, Camp McClellan. He ts the >| son of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Taylor >» |Gray of Montolalr, engi Minister Found Gutity as White Slaver. DENVER, Fob. 15.—The Rev. Oharlos W. Huffman, former pastor of @ obureh in New Palestine, O., to-day was The’ annual St. Valentine's “Kettlo. | found, Rullty in Federal Court * violating tho 3 i » | drum” for the benefit of the Samari- | Oberlander, el tan Home for the Aged will be held | mer memb een years ol of Huffman’s church, t | y C fr bt Huffma and brain and how they "periup” the spgit : : © |this afternoon at Sherry's. The of-| int were ted here, followtnR 10c and 25c abox, All druggists. -Ad* | : ‘ 2 | floers of the home Include Mrs, Rich. | from. the Ohio town. | Bentence wi ih — —— | % SO; oF »lard Irvin, Mrs, Gustav Hi, Klasel, a Tired Mothers If sleep does not refresh you, if you are pale and your appetite is poor, if you are always tired and fre- quently irritable—Pepto-Mangan will help you as it has helped thousands of others, Gude's ‘Pepio-Mangan “The Red Blood Builder” ‘The mental, moral and physical family junds, the straining to make en come with the multitudinous respons! make many women weak and nervous under the stress 12 Sergt. SAMUEL B.ROPER 90$O9-9-006-bd9-4OOG044 , Samuel B. Roper of No, 446 son Street, Passaic, N. J., who} ted as sori younded en. Pershing We: | twenty-four years old. He ¥ SERVICE one of the first American contingents Maahines and Records: to reach France, Ho was a s PEASE PIANO CO. | soldier, having seen three ye 128 West 42d St. |e nad received an_ honors NEW YORK 34 Flathash Avenue, Brooklyn. BT Halsey Street, Newnrk, VICTOR and SONORA asoned 3’ ser- After an honorable dis- Mrs. Lena Roper, not to re-enlist. | harge, his mother his promt. mothe , that he could not r of the army any longer, and re- sted In the fleld artillery he quardianehip of little worries which eping—all combine te SKIN TROUBLES ‘That Itch and Burn ut a week ago his mother re- 1 \ i Love of vitality Is usually caused by the blood having become thin and Quickly Relieved by ceived a r from him in which he sluggish, You eannot remain strong If the blood (s too weak and watery te sald th was no cause for to Gass out polsons and carry nourishment throughout the system, CUTICURA SOAP and Ointment 25c. 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ATURDAY PVE | et ee CC CC = 119 O'CLOCK AT ALL THRER STORES SE ALL CARS TRANSFER TO—THE HOME OF TRUTH 59TH TO 60TH STREET—LEXINGTON TO 3D AVENUE The Mid-Winter Sale of Furniture Two Well-Stocked Floors of Dependable Furniture Marked at Extraordinarily Low Prices The Home of Truth Smart Styles and Good Values Are Achieved in Our Frocks of Serge and Wool Jersey Serge, $16.95 Wool Jersey, $24.95 Serge Frocks at $16.95, in navy and blue. Model pictured is youthful and at tractive from its grayish blue broadcloth collar and button-trimmed vestee down to its skirt, narrow enough to be smart and permit grace in walking. Others, equally attractive, at this price. Wool Jersey Frocks, in stunning models, at $24.95 are Paris-inspired in the clever use of buttons, stitching and introduction of charming color contrast, which means as attractive as one could wish. of wool jersey manship. shades, Sizes for Women and Misses Quality is very good, so is work- Choice of various bright Spring Whom We Guarantee to Please and Fit Perfectly Dloomingdaler’—Matn Floor The Home of Truth Spring Petticoats Combine Service and Moderate Price to Every Woman’s Advantage ‘There are the sturdy sateens, for instance, at $1, won- derfully strong and lasting, with two little plaited ruffles edging flounce. Good range of colors, too. The $2.98 tub silk petticoats are as service-giving as hey’re pretty, with narrow and wide satin stripes on Spring color backgrounds. Some have jersey tops with washable flounces. Those at $4.98, of extra fine taffeta, are very fine look- ing and beautifully made, with flounces ending in four tiny fluted ruffles. Suitable for better wear. Extra Size Petticoats Up to 60 Hip Measurement Extra well-proportioned are these fine, soft quality taffeta petticoats at $5.50 that full-formed women will wel- come at this moderate price. Flounce has tuckings and tiny ruffles. Model at $6.98 can be had in all-jersey or with taffeta flounce. ‘The $7.98 petticoats of satin—guaranteed for one year—are beautiful quality, well made. In Bright and Dark Shades Made with Elastic Waists Bloomingdates’—Matn Floor, The Home of Truth’ Men's and Women's Kid Gloves, 89c Marked for Immediate Clearance Thousands of Paris Suede and Kid Gloves Embracing 2-clasp and 12 and 16 button length mousquetaire in various shades of tan and gray. Be- cause of the broken sizes we are able to offer them at this remarkably lowered price. Not all sizes in each style. Buy & Save! A Glove Sale’s Message to Women Two-Clasp Jersey Knitted 39c ; 49c Medium weight] (¢ fe Jerse te, | Jersey Cloth, with | tar yarely noticeable j-row black Ifaults. ‘Tan, gray, or embroidered Rioomingdales’—Matn Floor ————'he Home of — Umbrellas Recovered for77c and $1.5 Permi thoughtful, money-sav 1,200 pairs full sear Colors, also b! this low price. Silk Hosiery, 5% Full-fashioned hosie of better ¢ colors ick or white ra Special! “Onyz"* Silk Hosiery, Choice Cuts of Prime a@ complete assortment Rib Roast; Lb., 28! cc Mie with slight Reinforced heels < mill fault 20 “Onyx"’ Silk 18 Sock a Fibre s ae perfect-fitt colors, ter welt O8e, of new Spring shades Men's Mercerized Socks, 19¢ but servic | Reinforced heels and d Sale Now in Progress The Home of Truth Two Ways Women Can Save on Underwear —and be eure of nicer quality and better service for these little prices than they ordinarily buy. Kayser Vests; white 29c fine ribbed, low-necked with lace yoke 49c¢ French Band Top Union Suite of bleached cotton, low neck; also bleached and pink suits, with crocheted tops. Choice of tight Uloomingdales’—Main Floor! ot wide knees. The Home of Truth Root’s Tivoli Heavy Wool Shirts for Men, $1.59 Strictly first quality and cannot be duplicated again to sell at $1.59. Front and back are of double thick- ness, making these shirts very desirable for outdoor workers, Because of limited quan- tity, we cannot fill mail orders. Aloomingdalee’—Main Floor —.| The Home of Truth Tomorrow, Saturday The Final Day of Ou Semi-Annual Clearance Sale of Men’s Clothing Every garment in stock is licladed in this sale at a greatly re- duced price. Buy now at these special prices, and you'll save enough to make it worth your while, Suits, $8.85 Reduced from $12.50 Suits and Overcoats, $12.85 Reduced from $15 and $17.50 Suits and Overcoats, $16.85 Reduced from $20 and $22.50 Suits $19.85 Reduced from $25 and $27.50 Suits and Overcoats, $23.85 Reduced from $30 and $32.50 Suits and Overcoats, $28.85 Reduced from $35 and $37.50 Suits and Overcoats, $35.85 Reduced from $45 and $47.50 Fur Collar and Ulster Coats, $38.8. Reduced from $47.50 and $55 No Charge for Alterations No Mail Orders RES SS, Hloomingdates’ None on Approval Main Floor ‘The Home of Truth Men’s Shoes Reduced to $2.85 Our higher priced lines make room for incoming Spri Shoes at $2.85 Patent leather, gun metal and vici kid, in button or lace models. Bloomingdales The Home of Truth Wonderful Hosiery Values for Men and Women B ale t mone ae wanted qualities for Women's Mercerized Ho: fine w ght mill faults make possib! ery, 15c eave with garter tops Thread Silk Hosiery Flawless quality, with d Black or whi full-fashioned, in KB Several Grades of Socks, 39c r blac & $3.8 which have been redu Shoes at $3.85 English models in gun so medium Summerfy Your Home! Sale of Flowering Plants, 2c Each Hyacinths, 4 nq . bs plants; 25,000 at 2c Each ¢ above on in Greenhouses Wonderful Cut Flower Values exam dales’—Main Floor