The evening world. Newspaper, March 29, 1918, Page 8

; i, f ; _eeameneememame — < seraenenene- ween emcee ns _THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MACH 2 9, 1918 put to work and the hard worker shown every consideration. I have made several BOSTON. March %9.—A campaign ‘I 1 nee the tiree of t ar obtain 5,000 men in New Engiand du ne t lines and fng the next two week nad C) resulis in a = 1 te ADS ~y QUEBEC DRAFT RIOTERS >be imminent. ‘This bee nnn | of No. n Then, according to tne officer, Mrs. | clark appeared upon the sceno and informed her husband she had been un sald to ene the other three chil- asary to make up the | needa 4 que When Clark appeared before Mag- a ate House to-day he had nothing 0 the Court imposed the jail . ‘The records show that this le “he ‘thie Wha Sa Wins Judge's Len- ts his fourth offense | for speeding. iency but Is Found Out Later so, 240,000 FOR BARGE CANAL. and Gets Five Days. own but had been borrowed from | day to day in anticipation of a pos- | \ investigation, | as me as I 8 bliged to do in the Police De- ) the very near future rtas to what prog Penve made along the line and better service to ‘state Engineer Gty Auburn Bra ALBANY, March 29.—In a report to the Legislature to-day State Engineer timate on 83 Maujer Street, Rrooklyn, | " * | Willlama estimates that th onatruc- They liven the liver and) jer is preaica Clash Occur When Exempted Man} was arraigned beforo Magistrate|tion of the proposed branch of the bowels and straighten the Ma Is Taken in Round-Up of | House in the TraMfe Court last Mon- | barge canal from the Seneca River to : - é Perade ecse day and Sisal 1 mens Auburn would cost about $9,240,000. you right up. 101 mt head Deserters, Ababa bait alts Mt 6°) te would require seven locks and a $i ae t { Police C ner Enright.) quinn March 2%—Arthuy Ivar his his machino along Fifth! number of dams in its length of Don’t be bilious, constipated, | tyo mayor served warning on these a federal officer, waa to-day ro-| Avenue he asked for clemency on| twelve miles, During navigation sen. sick, with breath bad and nmi his sug, fovering trom lnseree sustained at (h ound that he wax tho father of |son it is estimated that 500,000 tons of | freight would be moved over this| spur | stomach sour. hildren ranging in age from two years, Magistrate House, is statement Into considera mitted Clark to go free on a Dk the 4 r the Military Seay Evan and whipped inte re that t . i} Magistrate, however, Mayor ' \t » the record cleur by For infants and Children, the foreinner. of impending im i probation officer to inquire B | portant changes. Most them a welfare of the Clark family ears g in their official boots to-day di vestigation proved Clark's wu W was sent to the y Prison by Taras att, {Magistrate House tonday to serve «| Signatare ni sentence of five days without the or alternative of a fine, When the probation office 1 ve Clark he hold, he said, > ‘ « and only two ch e Officer becam ted the child he uncertainty as to when | @ Mayor's axe will strike ral Commissioners private! | The Kind | You Havo, Always Bought’ groat ind chars & it h to ajey't ht sure! Take Cascarets and | tex he nicest, gentlest Heed ceanatia you ever ¢ Wake up with your head ach sweet, breath right fine. Get rid of sick head. emova nds in his any fear Thin complacency does not nd nent of the Tam eem to have » the more pr many appointer ness, constipation, furred tong stomach, bad colds, Clear yo Lrighten your eyes, quicken your step and feel like doing # full day's work, Cascarets are better than salts, pills or! calomel because they don't shock the liver or gripe the bowels or cause in- James McCrea. & Co 5th Avenue ON SATURDAY, MARCH 30TH 34th Street follows agwest that upervise and akin, The Mayor's letter Sir.-1 would you begin now te arrange for a large reduction in f ining and run ning your ent so that convenience all the next day, Bae A en aitlace Mothers should give cross, sick, bil. | zi fouz, feverish children a whole Casen.| i they will show a mater ret any time as they cannot injure the| crease Waste, carelessness a piostid ‘feet of tender bowels.—-Advt | extravagance ated without be elimin und economy y reaus in your department to point | out what can be done and how 0 money can be saved, If the | | MEDICINE. ieorenerwineme I “*McCREERY SPECIAL SHOES” (Second Floor) ean Important Easter Sale exp Knickerb« then possibly some other person How Lydia E. Pinkham’s ai uat bureau might be able to some suggestions which —“ Compound | would hetp along the line of econ. ||| Is Prepared For | o and better service to the Woman's Use. | people; and if this is the case, I would advise that such person, if possible, be put in charge of that | » you will end onee 105. Patent Leather or Dull Kid Lace Boots with black cloth tops; welted}5.85 soles; leather Louis heels. regularly 7.00) A visit to the laboratory where this | “af successful remedy is made impresses; PUT even the casual looker-on with the) “Pd for @ reliability, accuracy, skill and cleanli-| of certain ness which attend the making of this} me for woman's ills 0 pounds of various 4 106. Patent Leather or} Dull Kid Spat Pumps with) turned soles and Louis heels. | (5.85 regularly 7.00) 107. African t these patriots what they can | better service to the for * money, When | are a t year when their natural j iuedicinal substances ure at th The most successful solv ‘© extract the medicinal prope ties from these herbs help, if the heada of the de Brown or partments would make a personal ; sarate Every utensil and tank that comes vestigation they ‘would no Fawn Kidskin Lace Boots in contact with the medicine is steril- | nae ic RAAT a , PYOR WR Rae Cuan cje cue wart find fhat this 4 ular with cloth tops to match;}7,85 eanliness the medicine is pasteurized | WOT could be accomplished by |]) welted soles; leather Louis and sealed in sterile bottles son ¥ person who Is sitting ne! scularly It is the wonderful combination of | around doing nothing but draw. |f] heels. regularly 9.00 roots and herbs, together with the | skill and care used in its preparation, which has made this famous medicine o successful in the treatment of jemale ills. his The letters from women who have) jay. There are a few alth by the use of ‘ Vegetable Com e contin ily pube 108. Patent Leather or Gunmetal Calf Walking Pumps with welted soles+5,85 and military heels. regularly 7.002 in every pound lishing 109. Tan Russia Cal f) Lace Boots with Fawn cloth tops; military heels. Same}7,85 model in all Cocoa calf. regularly 9. 00! Purchases will appear on bills rendered May Ist Shoes Needed For The French and Belgians Families are entirely destitute of Shoes, All Shoes will be accepted no matter in what condition—if too badly worn the leather can be used for repairing other shoes. What Spring Brings in New L. R. Corsets Thinking of the approach of to hail the topless corset, ummer we are glad Bring in at once Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Shoes a dainty all-satin trifle with an elastic heading just above the waist line. The | r ‘ weight and style for slight, medium figures, $4 And we will forward them free of charge. In brocade a topless corset is $5 A brocade model, with elastic insert below, $5, If You Wish to Purchase A new pair of Shoes an allowance of 50c And here is a corset de luxe, low in the bust with a slight rise at the diaphragm to hold the straight line over the abdomen, It is of a rich brocade, lustrous as a metallic fabric New Models from $1 to $12 Third Floor, Old Building | WANAMAKER’S | Broadway at Ninth, New York Will be made on them, provided you will bring in, at once, old Shoes for the French and Belgians. SHOE DE ey ARTMENT—SECOND FLOOR. ~ James — C0, =e one — old Mrs. Ida Ki » No, 68 DAVIS FOUND NOT GUILTY. | 11 INJURED IN CAR CRASH. Prost ea Karn, Jeonte beg pear on, re id matgamite poo the fi aes of toned Powel Leon Davis, indi Him of Re-| Wonen’ ms Canse Exeite- der. ment After Collision. d jointly with Paul Chapman, the sixteen-year-old choir boy, who {5 now In the death house at Sing john Baer, TS "Simple Way to | | Take Off Fat\\f There can de nothing simpler than tak ing a conventent Iittie tablet four timer your weight te reduced @ Elfen persons were slic this horning in a rear-end two ¢reet cars at Broadway and Hav Sing for the murder of Harry and|meyé Street, Williamsburg. ‘The front Samuel Regensburg on Oct. 29, 1917 . n charge of Mot Was found not gulty at 2.30 o'clock this | Downs, stopped suddeniv, and morning by a jury in Justice Cropsey's | behinl. in charge of } branch of the Brooklyn Supreme Court. | Horodtz, could not be Davis, who is twenty-three years old, | enou@ to prevent the cras claimed tha was at home in bed| sengey were all shaken up when his brother, Hughes and Chap- ment or, If you prefer, send 160 man attempted to burglarize the Regens- | Two mbulances were called, but no- Co., 864 Woodward Ave, De burg store at No, 636 Park Place, Brooks | body noded hospital treatment trott, Mich lyn, | Tho|njured included the two motor: | at 0 Indictments for burglary and assault }men afi the following passengers: Sam- | be as lary ae you like and keep on getting on Mrs, Regensburg are atill pending | uel Ruin, No. 120 Chrystie Street And the best part of Marmels against Davis was remanded to | his wif; Morris Ravanan, thetr harmieneness. the Raymond Fail Eighth Street: 1 ~ | normal and the screats of women caused ¢ | aliminer t 5th Avenue ON SATURDAY, MARCH 30TH 34th Street Purchases will appear on bills rendered May 1st Extraordinary Easter Offering SMART SPRING SUITS For Men aad Young Men $26.50 Spring 5uits that embody all the newest style ideas; tailaed «{ fine durable Fabrics including Fine ished and Lofinished Worsteds, Cassimeres, Homespun, Velour, Cheiot, Flannel and Plain Blue Serge; ultra- _, fashionable nodels for the younger man and conservative models for te business man—including two or three- button coats;1 large variety of patterns in light, medium ’ and dark mixd effects; coats are full, half or quarter- \ lined; perfect tailoring—excellent workmanship and» d finish; richly trmmed; size 34 to 50 including “regulaps,”» “stouts,” “shots” and “longs.” ' Other Smart Nuits............ $19.50 to $55.00 “KENREIGN” TOP COATS For Men and Young Men $12.75 ‘Ad “Kenreign” Top Coats Tweed. 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