The evening world. Newspaper, February 25, 1918, Page 10

~ LORILLARD A CAPTAIN. Pterre Lorillard jr. has been com- qissioned Captain in the United Sta ‘Army and fa stationed at Kansas City, §napecting horses for the War Depart- mont, | Capt. Loritard has driven trotting | rnees @gainat Ed, Goors In the Gr Ciroutt, ridden thoroughbreds at horses shows and {n the Meld with the Glen “They have ac touched, eave by “We have BROOKLYN OPPENHEIM. GLLINS & G Fulton Street, Brooklyn Nor 1 in high ¢ Announce Exceptional Values Tuesday the nee in our parlor.” Smart Crepe de Chine Blouses For Women and Misses An extensive assortment of white, peach and bisque Crepe de Chine Blouses in semi-tailored and dressy jabot frills, tucking, Content- BAUMANN’S | ——— THRIFT | apeare might have said, “To please or not to please, that is the question.” What more contented or pleasur- able feeling can one enjoy than that of “absolute satisfaction?” When one is “‘satisfied” he is at peace with the whole world; nothing else matters, And why should we not all strive to attain this feeling of con. tentment? It is we, ourselves, who possess the means, and to reach the goal it becomes necessary only to put our house in order, ‘The home atmosphere must be pleasant, It must be comfy; it must “breathe” contentment. And to accomplish this, the furnishments must be as har monious as they are durable, as taste ful as they are restful It has been our privilege to have suggested the kind of outfitting that has started many a family on the road to enjoy real contentment May we hope to have the oppor tunity to show you how we ha ave suc cessfully accomplished this Ou plan of Liberal Credit has, of course, |] terial assistance. TALKS Dignified of ma been in High Grade Period Furniture CARVED BOOKCASE In quarter sawed oak, golden |] finish, handsomely carved, 57 in. high, 48 in. wide, as illus- trated tion SBRAUMAW; BRO new Sale Price 2 .o5 BTAVERISSL OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS trated Morris Chair V hogany finish, with imite own cushion; as illustrated at WW.Cor.6AVE.a15"St. models collars and flesh, mai ey emphasizing sleeves. Actual 3.95 and 5.00 Values _THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, Rn see MEETIN TENT AT t must not be CAMP WADSWORTH | Namesakes of Famous Civil War Leaders Now Lieuten- ants in American Service, (eecial to The Prentng Wortd,) CAMP WADSWORTH, SPARTAN. BURG, Feb, 2.—T was an echo of civil war days b Lieut. U. Rererva Co when Second 8, Grant of the Ordnance upon First Lieut. Robert B, Lee of the Second Pioneor Infantry at the jatter’s tent. Grant ts a grandson Ad A namesake of the great Union General, and I hephew and federate chieftain, Lieut, Grant received his commia- sion 4n the Ordnance Corps only a few He camo here last r 48 a private in the 1024 n ‘Train, and was later He is one of the most popular men in bis company and won « commission as the result of @ spocial examination, He will probably be assigned to duty in a Government Jaboratory or munitions plant because of his knowledge of chemistry, Lieut. Loe was graduated from tho Officers’ Training School at Fort Myer last summer, sent to Camp Mende, and transferred here about a month ago The mee officers was arrar Franklin W, Ward, 27th Division, H It would be to call on Lieut ut. Leo is a great. sake of the Con- « ago made a Corporal. x botiveen the two young od by Lieut, Col. Adjutant of the ld Lieut, Grant graceful thing for him Lee and welcome Camp Wadsworth, Lieut Grant hesitated a moment, for he ts ® modest chap, but accepted the sug- feation and went over, Lieut, Lee gave him a hearty wel- come, “Come right in," he said, vordially, “I had heard of you and intended to look you up." ‘The two young officers chatted on general subjects for scveral minutes him to ing between the other Grant and the other Lee at Appomattox more than fifty years ago, and if either had |that event in his thoughts he gave no sign, It was just & friendly con- Z-inch post, 12 1-inch fillers. |] J Let us show you how you can fur~ Secretary, | Queen nish’ Living, Dining end Bedroom | Anne | Perio ma 3 Rooms for $225 | tered onl, ae il ‘32 50 16x50 panish Leather $1350 res Aree es During February Conserve Your Expenditures Pay No More Than These Sale Prices and Pay Only a Little at a Time Turkish Rocker Upholstered in Imi- tation leather, $47.98 BRUSSELS RUGS jenn $24. 50 droom Suite, in Mahogany te mirror; consisting of DR ye 24x30; CHIFFONIER 3 TWO STORES OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 10 P.M. BED in . Full size; three pleeet $B 5.00 as illustrated, BRO PAVE tH STORES Englander Da-Bed in French Gray Enamel, including Spring, Mattress, Cretonne Cover and Pillow, complete, at “6-8 Buffet In quartered oak, gold en finish; 48 inches wide, $259.98 3-Piece Wi ‘iam and Mary Period Beautiful carved, French ZR 42 inches long, ches long, mirror J. BAUMANN. &BRO rps paid a friendly call | There was no reference to the meat- | * | | | AT 84ST. & 3°AVE EEBRUARY 426, 1918, pies of All Creeds Opens for Soldiers t Upton; No Other Cantonment Has One versation between the two young off- cers of the American Army of to-| day. “IT am glad to Lieut. Grant, as he best « have met you,” sald ose to gO, “and luek."" 1 wish yo ou the "The same replied Liout. Lee at me again for | your visit. I hope great deal more of you. You are in an Inter- | bran f the service where | | : “Lee i went | t. Leo was equally apprecia- tive When war was declared against Germany, Grant, jus ted from Harvard, was in a -! among the first to Lieut, Lee was living at Norfolk and had been admitted to the bar, He, too, hud not thought of a mill- tary career, but answering the call for officers entered the training rt M irant are both from public! d working young offic tly trying to be of service "It is rather em- As earn Lieut. Grant put it, ~~ | Catholic, ethat the Jestablished, but fifty-three have been barrassing to Inherit an illustrious | I am afraid people President And Lam make It harder for me nition by my own own merits, if T have any.” Lieut. Lee has express’ in the same manner, and this tude, on their part, with th hearted devotion they are their duties, has won them friends over camp, ——<—_—_—_ WAGE INQUIRY GOES DEEP, |. Every Clans Ratiroad Workers ia ned by Federal Hoar pleted commis tained first hand rs and needs o! of any. inerense. VETERAN RISK MAN DEAD, Henry M, Hen Was With Ine surance Flem for 55 Years. HACKENSACK, N. J. Fe Henry M. Bennett { with the Royal In New York, died at his ok to-day, axed honor of his fift $ de iNet liacknnenck RUB RHEUMATIC PAIN RIGHT QUT | Don't suffer! Relief comes the moment you rub with “St. Jacobs Liniment.” What's theumatisin? Pain onlyt Stop drugging! Not one case in fifty requires internal creatment. Rub the misery right away! Apply sooth- ing, penetrating "St. Jacobs Liniment" direetly upon the “tender spot and relief comes Instantly, “St. Jacobs Lin- iment” {9 a srmless rheumatism and sciatica relief whic) never disnppoints and can not burn or discolor the skin, Limber up! Get a small trial bottle from your druggist, aid in Just @ mo- ment you'll be free from rheumatic and sclatica pain, soreness, stiffness and awelling, Don't suffer! "St, Jacobs Liniment” has relieved millions of rheumatism & sin the last half century, and is just ns good for set atica, neuralgia, | mbago, backache, sprains and swellings. —Adyt, will look | * - aloof from th Fivery Man tn Trench: | '") American Red Cross Commissioner to i i il EADQUARTER: Protestant and ‘Jew-,, ish Clergy Take Part— |" Commander Lauds Men, — [« CAMP Two R Protestat layman ¢ uPre 7 nan Catholic priests, tt rgymon, a rabbi and | ed the service 1 | the day in ¢ at new int s wh f th urch, Which will be ¢ “Church Headquarters.” It is & be the only cantonment edifice 0! kind in the country. Brix. Jolinson, the commander, In an address ¢ various chaplains, re workers and organizations, the ¥, M. C. A, Knights of Colum- s and Jewish Board for Welfare rk, had helped greatly In estab- Mshing the high moral character of | his men. | “Of the 45,000 man that have passed through this cantonment since tt was | such as tried by general court martial, and only ten of these {ity of erim- inal offe ‘When leave and practi turns te influenc 2,000 men go to the city on} lly every one re! {t reflects the s on the high sion are forty creeds at Camp At first you may havo held nt, the Catho- ‘onfucian or. the re, but you ha men like yoursr ilder to shoulder in Europe some Upton, vill be your comra “Phe Jew will lay down his lte for testant, War y things of cre the commande aid have. looked. ehureh if it was any propas Anan OF or creed,” COMFORT KITS KITS. FOR ALL. Cared for favor) to advance WASHIN gram received to-day at the national headquarters of the American Red Cross from Major James H. Perkins, wldier now en tering the trenches carries an Ameri- cun Red Cross comfort kit. The number of kits cannot be stated, but the fact that every jer has one means that the work done by Ameri- women 18 a big comfort to the tiera now on the firing ne, This fact should be a solace to the Amert- can women who b made them, as Well ax to tho soldiers. Moro. iktte wanted with socks and tobace SOCIETY IDLER FINED $50. RALTIMORE, Fet failing to comply wi ore reed witn uirements f the Compulsory W Law, Richard B. Clark, thirty ye 14 ang | Euraw was fined $50 oe | by Magistrate Clark pro that he Ww 4 Ufo insuran failed to sate as before ago and bis he prom mean tim! cured that 1 by © Richard B altimore, is New Held PARIS, Fe mier Call- aux, who ta tn © Sante Prison charged with treason and who has soon M11 for three days, Is sald to be suffering from indigestion has» Dr, Socquet officially called to examine the pris to der termine whether !t will cessary to transfer him fro} 6 Sante Prison to an infirmary at Fresnes. ce William J. Logan Dies, Wiltam J. la aged elghty-thran yeara, a momber of tho old Voluntoer Firemon’s As#oclation of New York and ornoon, }in business in Waahingt ~|echung Mountain, Civil War veteran, died at his home © summit of the Watchung Moun- ‘ erday » was n Market. He farm on Wat- He was one of the * | Democrat leaders of Somerset County 1 was for several years County Board of near Somer Half a cer ry ago and bo a fru Freeholders Sale at Fulton St. Store Only s was found in any of the ~ CHOCOLATE BAN LIFTED, tenes of andy by accident | War Department Finds Product of] Tie report is six Massachusetts Company Is jArthur, All Right. poereas Tho War Department, Willlam B ul, Mealleal A ommandant mate/MITCHEL IN AVIATION SCHOOL having A thorough investigation of t leged plot to injure soldiers at Camp aka Dix by the insertion of harmful mat. S@¥* He Is © to Do What He ter In sweet chocolate m by the| Massachusetts Chocolate Company, | SAN DIPGO, Cal, Feb. 2.—Major has found that the charges were |John Purroy Mitchel, former Mayor without foundation, The War De-|of New York, has arrived here partment has exonerated the com-|to become a student dt the Army pany and its products. |Aviation School, Asked whether he A bar of chocolate contai piece of glass about th was the basis of the lirnis piece of candy samples were thoroug ‘The official report gtat y for a military aviay Major Mitchel replied: lo whatever my com- cer orders, I expect to oe soldier and do whatever I am > do.” nA STUFFED FROM CATARRH OR A COLD No struggling for breath at night; and y ly tested. ja that no evi- | told Says Cream Applied in Nostrils | you. cold or catarrh disappears. Get a cmall bottle of Ely’s C baat naa B tn from your druggist OW: Apply a little of this fragrant, antiseptic, ight P. in your nostrils. It pen- air passage of or swollen mucous membrane and relief comes instantly It's st fin Instant relief—no waiting. clogged nostrils open right up; th Don't stay stuffed At Subway Station, Brooklyn Beginning To-day, Monday—Our Famous Automatic Reduction Sale A Martin Event held at the close of each season for the purpose of selling every Winter SUIT, COAT, DRESS, BLOUSE, SKIRT and FURS, regardless of loss, to make room for Spring Stocks. Sale Held on Our Second Floor Everything must be sold by Friday, March Ist. Sale at Fulton St Store Only FULTON STREET, corner BRIDGE STREET THE DAY MAKES THE PRICE oe % Here’s how it works: - COATS, SUITS AND DRESSES Formerly to $25 Tuesday ... . *14- Wednesday. . . °13:°° Thursday... . 12: Friday .... . S41 TT, Fur Mutfs,*2:°° to °25, Fur Sets, *10-°° to *50 Fur Coats, °75:°°to*300 Have All Been Tagged with Automatic Reduction Tickets All Sales Must Be Final Do not expect to find ing the early! Don’t delay! None C. O. D. iggest bargains your money ever bought. Our Entire 3d Floor Devoted to Display and Sale of Spring Styles Specially Attractive Values Have Been Prepared SAL AT FULTON STREET STORE ONLYS Formerly to $35 or. BETH, smvie....6/2... . vawe..220.00.. ts ; = B42 20 Tuesday .... _ $42.00) Wednesday. . . 974.50 | Thursday... . O11" | Friday se... 8105 £93.99 $99.00 $94-¢0 TUESDAY WEDNESDAY... ».. THURSDAY. - FRIDAY, $)/).00 Waists and Skirts Absolutely no Exchanges On the Main Floor Look for Automatic Reduction Tickets . $1.00 $2.95 Waists as low Skirts as low a: Copy of Ticket on a $20 Dress COATS, SUITS 6 AND DRESSES every size and color in every style, bul come expect- Attend the sale Last year by Wednesday the best values were sold. NO FREE ALTERATIONS No Exchanges