The evening world. Newspaper, March 6, 1918, Page 8

a 8 THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAROM 6, THREATEN BIG PHONE TIE-UP. | — . ™ SNUBRING screNce. (Prom the Baitimore American hear old Smudee's 4 fe have of Sim‘ up fen; he Is wetting wel! in the nat urdl way.” GASTORIA. For Infants and Children KOR ED FNATORA\ SSR KAHK, eS Wire REN SILK MRAID I WH ir demande vot met by the ancement was mm of a conterence tn Use For Over 30 Years |||. Me Agviiory. ‘Beare Always bears of Telephone Ww ork the © goes into Bignature of all of New Bi from phone EXCEPTIONAL OFFER! NEW PLAYER PIANOS SEARS-ROEBUCK ACCUSED OF UNFAIR COMPETITION Fully $ Built Guaranteed to Last a Frade Commission Charges Chicago by Wissner Lifetime House With Attacking Rivals’ in Catal WASILING'TON, M Goo gues ™ $2.50 a Week SPECIAL FREE OFFER. = VELVET ON ) ry Player Piano we will give: one the firm bolecainG Bx~v ful mahogany Player Bench. t it has ad- JERSEY of Music. vertined sugar for sale at three to MOTOR four cents a pound, actually at a coar. . Joas, but only upon condition that certaln amounts of other groceries | ——— es ALL ORLEANS COUNTY “DRY” purchased for which a suMcient Here is a remarkable opportunity to | price te hheged te a profit on bring joy to your home forever—a ‘ PREVENT WASTE EA GORD AER CHEE ne om BOR THROUGH WOMEN'S VOTES Piano that every member of your Vase qiiatitities of foc |tended, was done to lessen competi ast qua es 904 pile aes | ton, family can play without any pre- 1918. press OF QuiteD SILK With “ran CHIFFON . SEWED With Go.D A SPRING FASHIONS AT PLAZA FETE FOR BLIND SOLDIERS ONE BANDIT SLAIN AFTER KILLING TWO LOAN RECTORS 1 i are (efhation ever nies The complaint further charges that | Prohibition Wins fe 2 and|~ ~ pow eae ss music. are left after every meal, aot Pr hibition Wins for Time and Covington, Ky.. Pol Police Chief, Bet ce ore eLeo lures) secune because of a lack of | jos lt Liquor Will Stop on | “5 ‘Three in the purchase of one of fj 5 Nar oes , Oct.1 | Wounded, Battles Three these players, as you : appetizing flavor. e | ete tae tt ton as | ts] 0: an Raiders at Meeting. oe ener wy oe seasoned food is: Econ: Beating | ge sheen cen 2 ss ae rantee 0} T $e . or April 1 ‘i \ STEN GNSNS: ies ‘he ih oo satisfaction x* omy. A delicious season - DAD, Meares &-—OMNGNNIN Of Bese, and om COVINGTON, Ky., Mareh 6.—With behind every ing is r-day that | andit dead and a suspect in instrument. ad Hing plan | , the police of three cities, LEA ton and Newport, Ky., and & o earching th SAUCE nt ft rd member of + ‘THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHING hire ee sw eld up a meeting of It prevents waste of food. Governiee Ward Building Association NEW YORK ST 34th ST, Opp, Vanderbilt Hotel, BROOKLYN 55 FLATBUSH AV. Opposite Livingston St. NEWARK 903 BROAD ST., Ovvedte City Hall. SIX GREAT WAREROOMS CONNECTICUT Bridgeport — Ansonia JERSEY CITY 134 NEWARK AVE, RAILROADS 100 CHARGE S31 THE BETSY ROSS YARN COMPANY Manufacturers of Knitting Yarns 65c per full 4-0z. hank $2.50 per Ib. in 5 Ibs. lot Means 62),¢ per 4-02. hank $2.30 per Ib. in 10 Ibs. lot Means 57!.¢ per 4-02, hank WASHING OPPENHEIM. CLLINS & © 34th Street, New York JPRING MILLINERY | bin sa , bet. 34th & 35th Sts., 366 Fifth Ave. N.Y (Take Elevator to Room 403 354 Fourth Ave,, Cor. 26th St, N. Y. . ; Tel. 5525 Madison Square New Hats from Paris are For Mail Orders Send Money Order or New York Funds . . . throughout the country, — constantly furnishing fresh Hy meana of the awit Sen inspiration to our Milliners for the individualization of “the | of Dire rt that ‘the Hats of the Season—that combine the attributes of practicability—siniplicity becomingness and good Style! i] | fi Buying a House or a Farm; requirements of our patrons. ‘0 the!| Rent a House, Apartment, ys is are) PeALiiei i for loading oF unlvading. = Office or Factory | At present we are featuring First nn | PACKERS OPEN COURT FIGHT. |’ Protest Against Setsure of Papers|:, Taken Up Read THE WORLD’S Farms for Sale—Apartments To Let— Houses To Let 10.00 to 25.00 Although there are styles for less ~—and those that Advertisements No ether New jerk hevrepaper prints as many. SN cost more PER CAR FOR SWITCHING so" Th = ly n si a a as Denied Many Years Under Private i 1 DIRECT TO CONSUMER Ownership, Plan Soon to Be |8 £2 a Inaugurated. | | I Ho and two the Ine The re and {of tt by «| | | ip i CHICAGO, March 6.-—Tho fight | ws revent Government agente from fire) pisurace Real state | A splendid selection now being shown at ther sea mae ie vai in the ce | i enry eeder, chle counsel i sand no inded 4 | s killed by | had shot Andrew room able unting to t, Pat Kearney, was ar- this morning with Ed- nan of Cincinnati on in furnished by Vernon Cor- hauffeur, who was taken Into soon after the hold-up. the three men to of J. B, Haack In Coving- directors of the Building ion were holding © rear of the saloon, | he drove Don after the n and pract y modien Cor- their meet- men entered, Cor he heard a fusillade of shots of his fares ran out and at nt of a revolver forced him to hem away from th bers obtained less t noney on the table, = “TELLS DYSPEPTICS : WHAT TO EAT '| Avoid Indigestion, Sour Acid Stomach, | Heartburn, Gas On Stomach, Ete. ed an foods Sequel of “Little Game” May Prove Avenue, is at St. with a bullet wound that may cause | 1 1 couldn't. stan until last night.” tino at Amsterdam Avenue and 1 Street. Polleeman MeGrath gave ¢ DIME LEADS TO SHOOTING. | Based On Cost Per | @: Tablet @ _ It Saves 9c. * Ohl; , CASCARA by QUININE “oes No advance in price for this 20. eid remedy ~ 25¢ for 24 tablete— gs tablets now 30c for 21 tablete— ts and that he was boasting it. | ured © proportionate cost per t mind losing the ten cents, but _ue aire when you DOP the humiliation’ So ci ve been looking for him ever sine Dinolft Fatal to Dominick Sabating. A dime is the primary cause why Dom nick Sabatino, No. 1963 Amsterdam Lawrence Hospital | nis deat The saan who shot him, and admits it, Ido Dinolf, No. 9022 Amsterdam Thia ie what Dinolfl told the es and the reporters this morn- da little poker game shortly ristmas, and I heard afterward | ome It Is charged that shot Sa atohing Dinolfi after a two: To the Woman Who has __ been paying $25 to $30 for a Suit and finds that she must now pay $35 to $40. 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