The evening world. Newspaper, March 6, 1918, Page 13

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, F928, ° 7 \ | BEE E EEL EDEL EDEPEE DID DEDDED DED ERODE ODIO DOOE sons Tells How fo Get 1 ith a very good salary, mar- ton t k her toa nice apart- |"! w |ment in South Brooklyn. ‘Then came yeas ih i f a inst | f pa Send In Signed Contracts ; i PiLesomenaheg rote on racts s ; ; the deat, and the young olerie put in {just enue and Thos a $ i Penis einene \3 § no claim for exemption when he - in one minute your clogged nostrils a Pi passed the examinatto de b IVA ‘ will open, the alr passages of yor New Manager of Local Team| (ts tex days ayo, Me ty also bring. 3 paamed the xamination in December: EXAMINE ARRIVALS ON PIER, |hewt will clear and! you can breathe % P, 9 DAC ne ¢ ng word that Davy! @ a nt to Ca i \ : Well Fixed for Friday’s| Robertson is not entirely lost to the) 4 went well until recently, when he 0¢- | tmmigention OMetats = Ld ae ‘ oo hawking, nuffling, Start to Ma Traini viditig’ chee luce biay miter Ail, bree 4 fan getting urgent pleas from his poh Sing for Wreath at Hane oti 0 Macot 1 ding of the Government! 3 - "I ce b * gl 5 ith at nights i Quart mc ae service he Is now engaged In In Vir- | $ $|Mullaley Arrested as Deserter vke ant ohe. ri t lenely, th if A hake wnat sty : uarters. ginia does not prove too strong, ‘ > 7 - "i she was just lenely, then t in ‘ : eel t sll bottle of Ely’s Ci ' There is no salary difference with | ¢ $| and Ambulance Takes Wife |tne funds became exhausted und she |p , etl d PAP cane Mi seb A ype —_ - “Robby,” in fact, no dispute as to | * 5] : had to give up her apartment andl) : n iitile at thig. feaprenty ant paly § ANAGER Miller Huggine of |A0Y Of the terms of his contract, but | | ; to Hospital. ala: the i ‘ : Ta heal grant, antiseptic, Ms iis Fantionn, otis § fa |th® tall Virginian ts believed to be ‘ nes Ae eran. pA ha ban ak poral tt dd BE a uses | Nenling cream is your npetvile. It pene Kees, who 18 now in| trying to evade an irksome training | 7 : as & he grew il 1 Mullaley could no. of the arn etrates through every alr possage of the city busily round 01 : War lala its hand heavily upon |longer resiat her ple 4 he head, soothes rounding up| season at Marlin, and has his present + ron | ipeans cor ae Mer 1 f the heae the inflamed or a few balky players and planning for| Position at Norfolk to offer as an) @ David Mullaley, « private In the 807th et ec wt bre} aret m @ swollen mocous membrane ved relted the trip to the Southern training alibi until the beil rings at the Polo | ¢ Infantry, yesterday, when, charged | Se 1) Ls trode perm salen lek comes instantly camp at Macon, Ga, announced to-| As tor Stu Phsree, MoGraw some- | with desertion, ho was arrested at the | Gays ago. Me ters KL) Ws just fice Don't stay stuffed- day that Pitcher Monroe and Out-| time ago stated that it is hard enough | 4 bedside of his wife of four montha,| He found his wife suffering from fue Geblire 4) Neveaftes [up with a cold or nasty catarrl flelder Hendrix have sent in their|!n War times to “pay players for | «@ while he, critically 1 and virtually Pitta’ low ty borrowed enough money : 7 Nita live comes 9 quickly —Advt. signed contracts for the coming sen-| Playing, let alone to sit on the | @ penniteas, wan left alone to await the | worse Gan Ge etualied Land gro sland, and Bt ther stated that he had received as-|ing after James. As far 9 players) ¢ her from her little furnished room at! reported hitn to the Brooklyn police ‘ aurances that Walters, the team'a|®t¢ Concerned, the Giants are ready | @ star catcher, had agreed to the club'a|% St#ft training to-morrow, $ ee ang would meet the team at), Huggins announced flatly to-day that | @ acon, Huggins leaves Friday along | 5¢, Wouldn't, trade any of his pitchers ven to get the © 'd hitting oulflelde a the big squad of regulare. he has been ok all winter, Hn has hether it Is due to a more iiberay|/N® Pitchers tn si now-—Cald wel Shawkey, Moi re uasell, Love, M financial policy or the coaxing meth-|roo, ey, ride of “Pianen ods of Manager Huggins, it is @ fact that the Yankees have had better luck signing their players this year| Plank at Washington on the way than most teams in either league, |8°Uth and may get an answer then, "i y tlelder Manager McGraw of the Gtants s| ang hnch Nitien has omded “holdcoute due home to-day. While away ne| ime» Pinel hitter, has ented Roe ean. signed up many holdouts, Burna,| tract. ‘The breath of spring was in Salle, Schupp, Fletcher and Perriti| the air, the sky was blue and clear, have affixed their signatures to con- tracts since McGraw'’s return from and if the latter doe he will need all he has. Huggins expects to have a talk with the birds were singing In the parks and Davy's hands itched to take a bat, “get hold” of a fast one and lam It till it rattled the boards on tho centre field fence. His fect fairly felt a longing for the firm grip of a set of spikes on a level field and a race after a high fly, What are a few dollars when you have feverish yo: and an overwhelming desirt to fold, Robinson ts happy. says he's pleased, and Wilbert] Displays of everything for the pictured. Buy now from 50 per cent. to 200 per cent A Very Special Sale of Smart Tailored Suits at °13” For Women and Misses don't miss this opportunity—for materials have advanced nie de ero deep nent’ to tne Ps ie en Ng Advance Spring Styles [Row todo it?, So Davy came inte the Complete and Attractive ool poplin and serge. Choice of five styles, one of which fs and they will go higher. The smartest and most practical garment for early spring wear is the “sult” and here we make it possible for several hundreds of our patrons to choose their first spring suits from a collection which includes newest styles and popular materials Come—-satisfy yourself as to the smartmess of styles, the quality of fabrics new season are here at prices which prove that we sell “BETTER GOODS FOR THE SAME MONEY OR THE SAME ‘This leaves Zack Wheat, Hi Myers, Jimmy Johnston and Ivy Olson the Jonly unsigned Robins, Two or thre more warm days and they all will be| in Ine. | ————— TAUNCHING Sass EST a WooDEN STEAMER ee RI bdo GCE 4BSFGOIETDD EEO OHSS Down in ‘Texas (location w for the Cunard Line the largest held) there has just been wooden steamer | Clarence Ro manager of th | \azy feeling come from constipation and \ t iu Then to the Dance! and catches, strong handle, = brass lock fortunate position of making this offer. | Ghive Tablets when you feet ona plr§ | ( 8 ott . ; qe “| \| $30 Wardrobe Trunks at $22. Genuine black Vici Kidskin, with hand-turned soles; FOR SALE. | “heavy.” Note how they “clear’clouded ohiect Goodnight to Corn Pains—Corns Made of three-ply veneer covered with hard fibre, tae OETA leather Cuban Louis heels and patent leather tips. Sizes 244 a ————— | rain and how they "perk up” the spirits, Ree Peel Off With “Gets-[t.” || and corners, good lock and catch, bolts, 12 hangers for sults or dress¢ to 8; in B to E widths 10c and 25c abox All druggists. -Ad* er t : | | und five large drawers . sa —_— he fixing of © mount « | VIII ONAS VW i Real Medicine for Kidneys, °° se lore i >. G roceries Here } (bur To Dar = 3 Mov7Hs 10 Hey Liver and Bladder | 4 | ays O uy xX CONFIDENTIAL. " \} No ENR redit” PTY | Aj irems listed by the Federal Food Board are sold here at the Food Board's fair prices, Mail and telephone orders REFERENCE Cis asia 44 During my career as ad 1 || filled promptly and correctly. Telephone Chelsea 4000, United States Food Administration License Number, G00842, eae mee cas have Nendiedino better medicine than Fresh Vegetables Rolled Oats Cocoa} -—Corn Flakes —- Walnuts -——Fresh Fish} i Dr. Kilmer's Swatnp-ioot for | \ a t ¥ ROLL AL CM IFORNIA AMOND |] SHAD—eelected, = 9) SuEEK©@ Qn Iney, liver and bladder troubles eye ; , t| NIONS No. At © ke BREA AND BUDDED) WA ght <Uc oh W ‘ Swamp-Root has been sold at this! q ; ‘ ; } * en, $140; Ze 34 1 eat; ibe, OL; BRe | drug atore tor the past twenty live f Wiha aae ante AKER AKAND ROLLED Spayhetti& Mu caroni an aie years without a single complair y A © pk NOH ANL ; has been very successful (nthe treat-|} i |] weer. boray en, 140, [Qe x; Best White Potatoes tion of the bladder, and I do. not | 2 \ a sa Pac — ~ ie hesitate to place it equal to the best h| 4 c 185 R a a ema, (preparation on the market | : — 16¢ nS Olive as +1. 5 d a is | Very truly you ' <n d A Cee ae OS. 1 ns | New Crop Rice a Beviiane bra ae "i ABRAMSON DRUG ANI SMA 0 SS aren, 12.95 Ardines ser eh Ginn daly hu OA BOO CON } "4 ay Breakfast Foods |] j.: : as 1 Diamonds on Credit ty Tees | duly 24th, 1917 Brooklyn, N.Y Maes, } MU sive 42s 4 Be |] tradi tex he L110" te : Totter to 1D Cora Xow || | eke doren, $1.75 pre & Co, | tM q Paes RY HEALTH Ae Binghamton, N,V, M ; 4 i io 41.84 M4 eS ph c Jams ———— r 950 Soe sta Ademtsita, | Peeve Whet Swamp-Rget Will Do Fer'You) ‘ on a | : iirend |] Hbcke some: |] victory 1 4 wae! 25c |, Send ten cents to Dr, Kilmer & ¢ Oy the ‘ Ay in be f an | Ne FEARED spine , DI DIAMONDS swrusbrnannn Binghamton, N. Y., for a sample sice ' r | fed 4 ten a ® iON CR 37 MAIDEN LANE | |: It will convince any one. You Cf Ide : lie “PENA TOTES eae eT Ba ceive a hooklet of valuable : —a ae a - at raeaiease” Gestalt” | information, telling about the kidneys A ‘ t = ‘1 , ae Fr ae rN ey : tan By Ds esure te, id Books of “Sperry” Gold Stamps Are Redeemable for $2.50 Worth of Merchandise in Any Department, or for $2 in Cash at the aa Offices World Madine pnd iatee F xe i: i Ant 1 he FUth Floor We Give aa Green Trading Stamps, as usual. Ask for them, Double gag Stamps Till 12 of Clock. Single ave Stampa for sule at all drug Pl ip ety MW Bala 4 Thereafter. Single “Sperry” Gold Stamps All Day » vit) Box, has The name of the good ship ts “War Mystery.” vous GOODS FOR LESS MONEY dod Soreoiaant . 5 laze, Save" Iai no 4 ania way pie E Nl Tease ibe Rd THAN ELSEWHERE.” Sale begins TORMOrOW (Thursday) morning. Women understand such Rea lhe SE rn Ch Ne od Bronx, ay the rewult of 4 fall at x A Complete and Attractive Showing of the 9 e things for they study ef- aoe oe on Harge Canal Terminal at Greenpoint, New Spring Styles in fects and they know that pitcher” Hae then laced te clas | Mrs. Alma P. Tay) fo of Lieut H d P h D whatever else is lacking Sh peut accsone | ead at Her home, No 123 Tass ouse an ore resses their hats must be becom- Now that the Western League has LAW REGULATING aged sixty At Popular Prices At #1 35 ~ . aie other oak dl erfeg.tallowing ‘he | r vas tev alenarale ver watch your wife,|'nujor teaser seem’ to" be "tho” only diysfoure | i a oni made house mother, sister or sweet. |vateut | CAMPAIGN FUNDS. | made house Values Range to *4 heart select a hat? Of Tier, Tar, ih lee, LEGLESS SOLDIER'S $75,000 comwans No other shir sale now in prog course not. Takes too long. | There will bo, thirty-seven men, in ‘he | display em- ress elsewhere or any that is likely to It’s a serious job. (rainers Bill Donovany coach, and Hush | \\ I acid Pl Financed b VERDICT I$ cuT TO $35,000 bracing the be announced in the near future can Jennings, manager. Jennings 1s taki ants Elections Financed by newest and be compared to the selling event Watch a man buy a hat. |orteon pitchers to the Southland, his > aia © i ; s Fibre , ; boxmen being Daur, Bc : | State; Paid Speakers to Sivate: Run Over eat best styles which was inaugurated in this store Walks into a shop and /uie, James, Mitchell. © | Private Run! Over by: Norfolk and Ve and Pores yesterday says—“Want a hat.” Workman, Finneran, Brick: SLA? Western Train While on Guard of the season, THE SHIRTS ARE SO FINE. ; Salesman—“What kind??? |$0%) noe Seturecneh March 18, lates | i — een Duty Weeps at Action. Sizes 36 to 46. The materials and paiterns so de- | “Same as this, taking |daie tree | nt 6 Neation of Pil¥ate Harry Hauman, legless soldier We announce mireple 7 ' r ; BY spine theip way: Worin : 2 a 5 47th New York Infantry, who aut The workmanship and trimmings off a Derby or soft hat. | anita? init, Natalia | cam iaburements |< Ah er aten aap Theeday “of cote workmanship and erimmings Parl incinna’ ir 34 t 1 is propose for 1 noo dan against " i i A Salesman looks at the = : | Assist ict Attorney Norfolk a Wes es Sinaat wal ef these dresses. And the bargains so big that men size in old hat, gets out 8] nanamement enroul me , rt made to District Atornoy | trial, wept to-day when Supreme Court f At $1.50. are buying these shirts in lots of half new one and before you fine. veontraty to earlier plang, make | Sw n the t f the Fuslon| Justice Dugro reduced verdict of Ss ae t $ ou, dozen or more, ; know it the transaction is} unced in Janu: | fund investigation $78,000, wits, the Jury DROURAE sn; Laat 4A } New $2.50 and _ 7,850 of the Well-Known “No-Fade” Rem- finished and off goes the|? Ra pecumanencn Will Be |r voth Baumen’ailege ard cut off above $2.50 $3.50 ington Make Negligee Shirts Are in This Sale. customer. . ‘ mit We plavea with tlie Mowe toro | fora ean . ae sel the Kroes. the result of bsing ron over . $3.50 More than, 200 patterns in most beautify! : the Mount St of Halt. is : tsi while he waa on guard dut C > at each special price illustrated. color effects for your choice Maybe the hat is becom-| more. "thos a] fund of looseness both in in ribULIOE | ear Tea ence tien At $1.50 Ine dress of se reat oe totter, trim, | | Finest Fibre Silks Waven and Corded Ma i unsuccessfully and accounting for the $1,600,000 they | ae Lynchburg, Va Excellent dresses, made of fine Y Silk-Striped Shirtings Russian Cords ing; maybe not. The wearer |s«» on April BRAAL Thais Giknoess ee Ryne Serene tetl med with white pique, %4 sleeves with piping on cuffs; the skirt is finished Satin-Seriped Shirtings Moat Bxnuiatt sere, R is too short of time or too i . Zar, filack's report gave the ames c. Rob. A] ye Mayr separate belt Highly Mercerized Poplina and Other rade e c 1 r Bauman, 1 t fi nd Woven Figured Shirtings Novelty shire Materials thoughtless to care. Per rluted t “tin lewey eivineta buh." ten dress of Striped Gingham in two-tone effects; collar Hundreds of samples in advance styles for Soriog and Summer ine | haps he will find out when | monk t $1 «of the trinl th and revers of white poplin; skirt finished with two large fancy pockets cluded. Complete size range from 13!) to 18 few of these shirts he gets home! It’s the ex- iitoal or ais wa tw have slight imperfections, but most of them ite absolutely perfect). cal organi: tas toy W = ceptional man who takes| Thousands Have i Tye Ding Me Blackie t daltons. fol : nally tine dresses. of Plaid Gingham, in green and whit cpensanda of Other c i i j i * doy —— h ‘ hite; trimmed with white organdie collar Shirt Y time to find just the right r. Edwards’ Olive Tablets . tea NeRedt won brown and white, pink and “3 Shirts re Yours at hat. en | oaiete smote, LOCAL BANK IS ABSORBED. }} | Shirt he> ons orf he Tie Prices Are Spell a tit MEN, DONT MISS THIS OPPORTUNTTYS su SH*8 pen - Dr, Edwards’ Olive Tablets—the sube yi have been. el Meets and | Teving Trust Oo) y Faken Over THe heactraber, Prices Will Go Sull Higher to 17, MEN, DOD 5S THIS OPPORTUNITY. Much de ds on the stitute for calomel—are a mild but sure th “ a are Market ¢ Faltes . man who serves him. We sell hats along with everything else men wear and teach our salesmen the psychology of dress ~~ of hats especially. RoGceRS PEET COMPANY hold of the troubleand quickly correct it. oment of a | the equivalent of $310 8 she My d brass lock and catches, strong Bro. ‘ Broad : 7 putstanding i of farket and corners, goo 8) i; ie we isth 8 “The ptr Dp Godel iat speed © appointment election com. | Fulton Bank | handle: neutly lined, All sizes from 14 to 18 Thanks to a fortunate order placed ) Four | ; Pichthe puma, Bodosconaliquida:. 1b | maemo, ko. aupery| ipts and dis- | inches with one of our best makers at a time popes Set ate fe bem aot a tae colonies Wut to iet Dy Hlachods he: Rasneey » | “Cets- It” —2 Drops— $7.95 Cowhide Suit Cases at $6.95 when he needed work to keep his or- laxative, and their effect on the liver is almost instantaneous. They are the re- sult of Dr. Edwards's determination not totreat liver and bowel complaints with calomel, Hisefforts to banish it brought out these little olive-colored tablets. 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 Most headaches, “dullness” and that pelled to file responsible President of th and Robert Market Frederick G lirving Trust Parker, Pre Lee mpany, ident of the and Nitted In an assets of the bunk ata y 1 Steel frame, sole leather corners, Lowered Prices in This Beginning-of-the- Trunks, Bags & Suit Cases You positively cannot match these values elsewhere $6.50 Leather Traveling Bags at $5 Oxford style, large and roomy; sewed leather short straps eason Women’s Oxfords, at 52. 95 “Foot-Mould” Our regular selling price $4 ganization going, we are now in the ——$—$————