The evening world. Newspaper, February 19, 1918, Page 8

eS eee 25 EEE PT . - — perennmanenininchiginca . He tr te em oe en aR ee ee THE EVENING WORLD, TU ESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1918, wi te ‘ oe ; mn SAMA INUECTIOATIAN [Presta EISE : VING, | ove Hivenmann + te phen fN0 10TH OVER S qyB ey HOG ISLAND INVESTIGATION 2" WALL STREET GOSSIP NMANN STILL SERVING. |g rite ea lenig we at i Out Of Quartermaster Branch, but tn > -- jap skiyn, 103, with 2 FFT BY SECRET SERVICE ON)... Tot atiet's | PNEUMONIA GRIP BROKEN, |." Provnnin Juges wun? ‘This is the highest grade work | Inquiry Ordered by President Start-] wap CRIPPLES COLLEGES. tet Porta, Rico-Ameriean Mebaceo Co aan. Sather he ni Ao) anne GUARANTEED TEN YEARS §} cd by Department of J 4 a . wih W According to statistics of the He auth 1 Gea, aed ‘id Crowne TB titer Work Diiring Gregory's Absence Stadente tnleting Geld Crowns a ice Wor " ‘ " a s p. 9.—In \ TINGTON, F 19.—Whol le DR. FINCH Lee en a alk Henatlona of sttdents to J0in the " st ween Timre Sy lon riously Impatring © 261 W. 42d Si a try's college: 10 Kenmare et, 409-411 Fuiton St, io ue hs hate, Open to 7. Closed Sunday. ing ir \auiry rt 4 of war cana of helping both and the schools O inc th that In ne with thede ‘ants Work Wonders funday World i ices Make Downtown Shopping an Extravagance eee rene Fatablished 1860 125TH STREET wWeST This Koch February Sale Opens Opportunities Galore for Furniture of Lifetime Endurance at Prices That Stamp the Sale a Rare Economy Event This $49.00 Rochambeau Da-Bed, $39.75 The Koch Plan of Deferred Payments is now the only recog- nized partial-payment aya~ tem successfully conduct- ed by a department store. The privilege to buy Furnt- ture and Floor Coverings under the terms of this extended pay- ment plan is yours, without any increase on our regular Lowest- in-the-City Prices. Office, 6th Floor Solid mahogany, 72 inches tong and 30 inches wide; cane panels, and upholstered in blue haircloth denim. The De-Bed has become an indispensctle part of every well furnished home WEDNESDAY ONLY 89c Wild’s Cork Linoleum 59°54. Newest Tile and Parquet effects. 4th Floor. $225.00 4-Piece Bedroom Suite, $189.00 Louis XVI design suite, with bow foot bed. American walnut or ivory. Dresser 46 inches wide with 28x34 mirror. Chifforobe 33 inches wide with sliding trays, Dressing table 33 inches wide with triplicate mirror. | Full size bed. WISSNE 55 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn ANNUAL FEBRUARY SALE Used Pianos & Players At Sacrificed Prices! If you contemplate purchasing a piano, here’s an opportunity of a life- time, for in this sacrifice sale you are assured of a saving of #50 to $800 on every instrument. They are discontinued styles, pianos and players used for demonstration purposes and instruments taken in exchange—all put in first- class shape in our own factory. Notwithstanding the low prices, you can Make Your Own Terms And remember that we deliver any piano you select to your home free! 1 Sassonhoff $A (\\1 Mendelsohn $ 1 Putnam $ Was 8200...Now 40 Was 8300...Now 125 Was #350 Now 175 | 1 Reinhard , . 1 Decker 90 1 Bradbury 135) Were 8500. .Now 190 Was $800...Now Was 8450...Now 1 Reinhard “3 190 n i ; Was #350.,..Now War £250... Now L03)) Wassso0"® Now 150)1 Hardman PIANOS: 2 Wissners Now 42 Were $750 1 Gilbert Was 8550 Was $350 1 Mathushek Was 8225 Bryne Now 115 A Was $350, . Now 115 |" Fe tia, PLAYER 3 Wan tao Now’ 800° Putnams Were #5 Were $550 560 nga 2 Putnams Now 47 | Were $550 Now 900 Sow 900 nm Vere > i wp - — hs Oataide Financial Ald Needed, Due to! ait Arid riany others which arrived from the factory too late for classification Sag? prado Fuel and Iron Co.—Quarter Dee. 31, alter allowing for divi preferred stook, the balance of | cent ¢ qual to § a share on mpared with $3.72 a arter of 1916. nue Hallway Co.—Directora | dividend o iis and usual extra 0} et on payment of |Aame & SS months from July Regular quartert ary on the adjustment § per cont. on the mortgage dd paynl per cent, bonds pril 1 next. According to|® only part of the interest will |™ March 30 t Acme Tea Co.—Kegular quarterly a dend of 15-4 per cent, on first preferred CITY GETS MUCH MORE COAL.| \\!, "2 Regular quarterly dividend of 2 per cent. and extra Cileugo’s Receipts Reach 70 Per Gemt,| 20 LO on Comunon ae Pe “ Above Normal. The tess sects Coal receipts in Chicago yesterday} Hrier Hill Steel Co.—Regular quarterly cent. on common were 70 per cent according to the above the normal F nee dent, beth stock of record daily report inmued to 1 the offlce of A Dires Baatern 1 New coal receipts were largest of any aince the fuel famine firet made itself felt. At the Jersey terminals 1,118 care of anthracite were dumped yesterday and'| 712 cars of bituminous—a record of 1,89 cara only approached on Jan. 31, when the total dumpings were 1,707 Bituminous coal was assigned to twenty ships (n harbor yesterday—16,880 | 4 tons in all DROP ON ACORN! ~ LIFT CORNS OUT WITH FINGERS Hurt? No, not one bit! Just drop a little Freezone on that touchy corn, instantly it stops aching then you lift that bothersome corn rightoff. Yes magic! Costs only afew cents. Why wait? Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of Freezone for a few cents, sufficient to rid your feet of every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and calluses, without sorene: or irritation Freezone is the much talked of Clean the Crevices| Don’t think—because your teeth look | white and pearly——that your mouthis = | CLEAN, Food hides in tiny crevices | | --underneath the gums—decays the Londen City, diand and Joint Stock teeth, The standard dentifrice, antitations Unite, LONDON, Feb. 19.—A_ fusion has been arranged between the London City and Midland Bank and the London (@) Joint Stock Bank under the title of the London Joint City and land Bank The combined banks ha deposits and of £280,000.000 ($1,400,000,000). 000 those of any Nabilitie: FOR THE TEETH Liquid—Powder—Paste has been cleaning out these hidden danger spots and preserving teeth ated that the negotiations be |tween the banks were begun before the lrecent announcement of the ¢ n For Over 50 Years inent's intention to investigate the ques- SOLD BY DEALERS EVERYWHERE | ton of such amalgamation, To Prevent Grip | When you feel a cold coming on, stop it with | a few doses of LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets, which destroy germs,'act as a Tonic and Laxative, and | keep the system in condition to throw off attacks of | Colds, Grip and Influenza. Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets remove the cause of Golds, Grip and Influenza Quickty Reflave Headaches caused from Cokis LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE is the first and original Cold and Grip Tablet. It is used by every Civilized Nation, and has a larger sale in the United States than | the combined sales of ail other cold and grip cures. It has stood the test for more than a Quarter of a Century, | Remomber there Is Only One “Bromo Quinine” Cell for full meme and look for thie signature on box C6. Lire $1,400,000,000 BANK MERGER, ed with | Department deaths from all quiry, was no 6 Quartermust bet wae still of National 1 wrote Senato from Student Operator to Chief Operator In the profession of telephone operating there are many opportunities for ad- vancement open to capable young women who demonstrate that they have the necessary qualifications for higher positions. The student operator does not handle calls from the public. She receives in- struction in the Operators’ Training Department and is paid a good salary even while learning. After she has thoroughly mastered the course, she is assigned as a junior oper- ator and her work is carefully supervised by senior operators and supervisors. Her prospects for advancement are many. In a telephone central office there are, in addition to the regular operators, senior operators, supervisors, special operators of various kinds, such as “Information” operators, assistant chief operators and Chief Operators. In some cases Chief Operators have super- vision over as many as 300 operators. The operator who has the necessary qualifications has many opportunities to be advanced to these higher positions with correspondingly higher salaries. The excellent conditions under which the telephone operator works, the oppor- tunities for advancement, the protection afforded by a liberal Benefit Plan with- out cost to her—all combine to make telephone operating a most attractive profession. If you would like to become a telephone operator or are in- terested in this most attractive profession, telephone, write or call at our nearest Commercial Office and ask for a free copy of “An Ideal Occupation for Young Women.” Music in Your Home on the Birthday of The “Father of Our Country” (Sie FoR) Store u rd Closed Make your selection of a u Friday , Birthday At once. Our assortments are at their best, and all the most Popular models and sizes of the world-famous Victrola are here for your selection. The Victrola is, without question, the world’s greatest entertainer. for “work.” Just move the lever, and in a second you have before you The Great Caruso, Galli-Curci, Jascha Heifetz, McCor- mack, Sousa Playing One of His Spirited Mar and Other World Famous Artists shea Really, there can’t be a dull moment in your home with a Victrola, for it source of entertainment SOLD ON TERMS OF And No Money Down “#0 and Somewhat More for the Expensive Ones All you have to do for your part is to pay for the few records necessary to enable possibilities of a Victrola, We have Victrolas ranging in prices trom $20.00 to $325.00. Buy Your Victor Records at Greenhut’s and Be on the Safe Side We are authorized Victor jobbers and we receive our records factory at Camden, N. 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