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

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1918, IS PRACTICE. smsct t W. 1. MeKenna and (Prom the Sen Franc 8 gt. Pau! M t Company H Tefnivon, an old fri f the family : tie i had @ropped in to law 10 building, and Whose father was his office Under the #u-| ee OVER HERE re b ] M D ] tends to provide later for the further|Mated in group B. Buch men oF ‘ ot eo e hh ivi of . y WV a t a ouga ] investigation and classification of th: ia katl 1 ") Fat 3 AGS Peek bs J innate men acceptable for tim or special service, 89 that reec be made |remove the defect, but if they i | of the sort of work each may be as-|not a bat ret. Chartos T. Diffens| ed ? eh Fe alt | ified time they ; aie ar.” replied the youth; * re rei na jen Hundaye and K, HOW DID ‘You 2 / ‘ ay Ae watch, Gaines 1 fi aera i H elubr uring the week. It p les on 0: f n th 4 : Raxeey ee 8M Healy Braet ira AT N RTH: eee city of over 3,000, ta} [mm Rend Sa KR IN « / | nome roma ciy ih thot bet Fgnated by the Surgeon General. — | sos is ri ‘i a alacant Hd THE EVE AND TALK } ry Use Cocoanut Oil \ bullies maken | F : ple ain. ; sel | { rf ’ " f New: York woe ' L : | For Washing Hair | New York ‘Woenen Played c ntaittces, ra . i i TABLE. DM Healthy Old Age mrt OTE. | ' i t to keep your hat 3ig Part in Raising abane a | ' good ‘condition, be careful “what ‘you . Funds for It Spool es a itetend Te The best way to prevent premature old age is to" keep “ig sean and prepared ahon poot — ‘ Bireatt Mra. d Putle the blood rich and red by the daily maintenance of the contain £36 mite h \ualt This dries the From Statt CorrescaAent of The Evening Weta) West laws of right living. Even after you're advanced in years, seal), makes the hair brittle, and SPARTANBURG, 8. ©, March 8 QP "eh right living will still keep your blood pure and good. Deane oh yaniie im a Tae pi The church building erected by the Avonue 1 When you begin to run down, build up your blood with tirely greascless) is much bitter thar 1 Infantry will be formally deat ‘ Gude's Pepto-Mangan. = most expe e soa) nsthing 4 toenight. Major W. E. McCord " 4 ise you can use for sta ant) ental chaplain, will pres-nt the ’ °, pater and vb It iu One-or two tea ana tt 3 il be fort ‘nd Ly he wayne Spoonfuls will make an ahundamce of yy. janert. Max ne ey ae “The Red Blood Builder’’ rich, creamy lather, and cteanses the con BEAU Meniient i » are aten ken RM TG Vi compte io Hs or bed My " pres ant eat ha ke ontiat a mot her ite and recommended by thousands of physi- and evenly, and it Gen. O'Ryan and Brig. Gen, Leater ! cians a a general blood tonic and appetizer silky, bright, flufty « will be present and deliver addrenses, |? ¢ Lads le and alling of all ages. It te You can get 1 ‘ 1 the desten should exceedingly pleasant to taste, ari easily at most any drug store. It fs very, Money for the bullding material was 5 and appropriate. digesd, cheap, and a few ounces Is enough ta provided by friends of the regiment 1 y has built a rife last every one im the family for in New York, and the work of con-'f sy Bey ad \ Aebnybe td Friendly Warning: There are many imi- months. —Advie on waa done by the men of the Nth le Ronee oe: tations of Pepto-Mangan on the market, —_ — but you can be sure of getting the genuine if it bears the name “Gude” and is put up ’ in the bottle and sealed package as pictured here. Ask for it by its full name—"Gude's AS I ER PPAREL een es 27 ; Casita nan aa I Pepto-Mangan,”’ For sale at all drug stores. Vattalion; Secon publ -day, i ct er be! e \ tea Hire Lieut, CHent ra note Mia Wanaka ere eH (evar seme Maptect: MC), mcctabe, for 7 secs ro aed er . ery JOath Infantry: Firat. Liew shall be placed In ono of tho follewing | SPecial or limited im x Pah Aa he The last whispers of Fashion's decree, refle ty SOT SK ALT CiorHIas TOMIIT A forties hurelaaat LAL ki |e, epecitied capacity oF Sdaswacctaclad Camis 1 every line a distinctiveness and individuality of de Hirat Lieut, Hen pani, 7 Wanna: 4 (A) Acceptable for general military! military service. | sign that is most complimentary to the wearer. HH ee Ww. Maloney, | proved the prisor service: (BY acceptable for general! ‘The Provost Marshal Goneral in-! eld i] tho sen nfantey, Cot from - - . Ligved bonita * nt ma il hav he bes Women of All Sizes wo Nocona ater | viz ie aney re nested © best ven i" . wed © onfiiod t in —Slender or Stout sons, &e, as we rison 4 ininor ] ook 2 great deal of interest in abo H fhe setosca| li 36 to 58 Bust Measure Always in Stock eoruiting campaign tof clalming that he wae iit, A surge] « York next we | pronw him fit to ‘ork, but he} ance you ‘have alw ays de sired. Only few dressmakers ‘ f wl wn i ont scipline me.| or tailors can suit your requirements as thoroughly rea r Ave offered | av . BR Wee eee) e & » br vith n Pi an in reviewing the bd € te t martial w " con iy ders is the fu j roveral men Ww n soldier, In time t! the exp irat , ; or nuthor- } * ¢ HOt. ae 21-23 West 38th St. Meet ant sunt hal oer, hack PT iiors, te there’ be any ethers in Suits \ Coats rong Amn batt Trimmed Hats An Interesting Sale of Btrletly tailored and dressy {| Newest ideas and materials in. u Be : . models in newest materials. || cluding new cape effects. z ees. | aa se ACIDS IN STOMstit et $7.50, $10.00 & $12.59 | Small Art Furnishings resses | aists ; ee 4 For day, evening, formal and || In simple shirt waist effect and | CAUSE INDIGESTIGN ©." if ny Tnave af re wn for Misses and Younr W will be a Saturday event in the Art Objects informal occasions. | dressy suit models |) «Pema Gla to pee tid a ele e Le gz Women Department, on the Fourth Floor 15.95; 22.50 to 115.00 | 1.25; 7.50 to 36.50 tire ta will be on Special Sale to-morrow (Saturday), , , Skirts | Negligees | DISABILITIES WILL in the Millinery Department on the . J Piles te tnat_nenrty = . Specia! Values will be offered in eet bee ee | ESE ee rome First Floor. ed 7.95; 10.50 to 34.75 | 3.65; 6.95 to 32.50 eto ane NO FREE RECRUITS Mahogany Banjo Clocks . « at $6.75 By conducting our own workroom, ton are not only able to give you mas uu gre ules Ins st | The shapes and trimmings are those now in Brass Smoking Stands (for floor), at 4.50 eating fo measure and changing detatls to suse the andividual taste, | a, Wiayed and tod FROM ARMY DRAFT active dernand for early Spring wear. Bed Trays, nitenensmnetas at 3.65 We Direct Attention to Our Economy Fel nants oe ae wactene An important part of the display in the Oval Gilt Mirrors . . . « at 3.50 ; Here we nv Here wo aa fi digestive ais a4 whee uae - Se eae regular stock consists of hats selected espe- French Panel Mirrors . . + at 2.35 every pooket- oni or cay i a Mar ~ Re- | beok ox walt 0” ye bargavn Classification according to physteu| Clally for misses and the younger set. MetalAsh Trays . . - at 2.68 ’ every . prices always, condition of the men called in the} { “bkigh Grads Apparel at-Ponuler. Priees:" eatarray im wrovideaiinveest Cut Glass Candy Jars. 5 - at 1.50 t vised instr a r Medical Ad- Even the women of moderate means can now enjoy the ¥ ry He Lt i en ‘i nee ap hioae “ab | Cath Chase Bud Vase : : eet 0s, j distinctive charm and comfort of Lane Bryant apparel. # with’ 89 country. ‘The new regulations, mado | Smart Appareling | ) Specials for Friday and Saturday for Junior Misses & Growing Girls | B ’ Clothi Dep’ \ ; Spring Coats—ot finest quauty i Spring Suits—or finest woot A OYS (0) Ing ep t ; men's wear serge and mixtures. ylin and men's wear serge, receives, at all seasons, spectal and special- j 14% 18-50 25.5 29.75 ized attention. For the rapidly approaching | (Sixth Floor) i Silk Dresses—ot wuperir qvai- Serge Dresses—smartiy tat . Spring season, every effort has been made to : | i ty ee foularda, " lored tn = fitted atylo 0s assemble everything that is newest arid most With the approach of Easter the clothing | } 18: 24: 15: 22. attractive in clothes for young girls of the | wants of ¢ the boys, parti icularly the younger \ ( . I * “ etizes'? tu 4 , a | Lmts p mo? W. 38th St. Lane Bryant 23 W. 38th St. my Keep Your between-sizes"’ ages—in other words, the | te t { cis ne \ | Ss girls who are difficult to fit—and for the ones, imust be given more consideration than | hoes Neat younger girls who need most careful dressing usual. The preparations made cover every in order to fook their prettiest. Im regular | anticipated demand, whether it be for an stock on the Second Floor are: | po individual item or for an outfit complete in : FOR JUNIOR MISSES every detail. The prices are very moderate, / LIBERAL CREDI T TERMS ‘TO ALL Tailored Suits * 6 $26.50 to 95.00 | as a glance at the following (to be found in tow Some Anole Ale te Her Were, How dees Practical and Dress Costs, 15.00 to 125.00 the regular stock) will reveal. | | Dresses for afternoon and tmformal evening | . | wear i A fs . $22.50 to 55.00 | Biwe Serge Suits, with two pairs of knicker- Worsted Dresses . . 19.75 to 55.00 | bockers . . . . «© «© $20.00 . pen Fancy-woolen S with tw pet iid | FOR LARGE AND SMALLER GIRLS ae tae uits, with two pairs of Columbia Reco im — nae : enickerbockers i ; Fy . B ‘olumbia Records, pom Tailored Suits A . $19.75 to 35.00 A —_ $17.50 Frais ied Practical and Dress Co: 14.50 to 95.00 | ~vercoats of gray or brown tweed, 18.50 From $73 up Silk prion Frocks, 19.50 to 55.00 | All of the above are in 8 to 18 year sizes, Washable Frocks Fi 3.75 to 19.50 ° Blue Serge Reefers » «© e $10.50 * Reefers of fancy mixed fabrics ! Spring Fashions for Misses y > 8500 were mever more cherming than they are The Reefers are in 3 to 10 year sizes, | this year. A wonderful collection of themew | p;., styles, now ready to be viewed on the Second i 4 ress Clothes, Furnishings, and f Floor, includes many models that are equally Imported and Americanemade Hats at Set" Gib 50 LIQUIDS AND PASTES. FOR BLACK, W appropriate for slender women. ily attractive prices, A thagp abd Maypare a carcass TAN, DARK BROWN OR OX-BLOOD SHOES ane ' ATUIDAYS UNTIL 10 FM PRESERVE THE LEATHER. aa 8k Al ¥. F. DALEY CORPORATIONS, UBITED, BUFFALO, X,Y, Fifth Auvene- Madison Aurnue, New York