The evening world. Newspaper, April 18, 1918, Page 5

\ \ 2O58 SVENWLNG WURLD, A Sure Way To End Dandruff ire is one sure way that has over tailed to. remove dandruff at owee and that is to dissolve it, then on @estroy it entirely. To do this, just get about four ounces of plain, common liquid arvon from any drug store (this is all you will need), apply it at night when retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the finger tips. ,, By morning, most, if not all, of your @andruff will be gone, and three or four more applications will completely flissolve and entirely destroy every Single sign and trace of it, no matter how much dandruff you may have. You will find all itching and dig- wing of the scalp will stop '” and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous, glovsy, silky and soft, and look and eel a hundred times bett Advt. Z\chine gun companies have been itn- A \and it requires five days to get that,” MEXICAN MENACE HAS EARMARKS OF GERMAN INTRIGUE Situation Along Border Much Graver Than Is Suspected in the East. A guerilla warfare between Mexi- cans and United States troops along the entire border from Bi Paso west to Yuma, Artz, and the increasing threat of an attack In force by Mext- can troops are conditions unsuspected In the East, which were told to-day by @ returning traveller who has in Arizona. Seen at the Hotel Mo- Alpin, The Evening World's inform. ant said: “I am gurprised that conditions along the border appear to be un- known in the Bast, for in Arizona and New Mexico the ever-present danger is the absorbing question of the hour, Hardly a night goes by that somewhere along the Mexican line west of El Paso shots are not exchanged between patrols of our troops and Mexican raiders and ir- regulars, and in Columbus, Douglas, Nogales and other border towns practically every housoholder sleeps with @ rifle by his bedside, “There have been frequent raids by Mexicans on isolated American ranches, running off of stock and murders. patrols of cavalry along the border recently have been increased and in several places ma- stalled in anticipation of a more gon- eral movement of invasion, “Not a single unit of the National Army mobilized. at Deming, New Mexico, in Arizona and Western Texas has been moved eastward to join the forces in France. The Gov- ernment apparently believes in the necessity of keeping heavy forces of troops within striking distance of the border. “Though all the trouble hitherto appears to have been caused by in- dependent bands of Mexican brigands recent reports of heavy movements of Mexican regulars northward toward the border in the statos of Chihuahua and Sonora have led the people of the Southwest to believe Mexico is being swayed by German intrigue, “Juarez, opposite E] Paso, is a dead town now because of the shutting off of tourist traffic from the Texas town. Nobody can cross the Inter- national Bridge without a passport, — Nova Scotia Strike Affects War Work. NEW GLASGOW, N. 8, April 18.— Three thousand men, mainly ate! workers, were {dle to-day in a general industrial strike for higher wages that threatened to spread and Include two d miners emploved In nearby #. War work is affected by the Hosiery color ‘6 $4.00 ber pair Black Silk Hose—Medi quality, elastic top, $1.75 Open-Clock Silk Hose- Gold, $2.50 per pair. Ribbed Golf Hose IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— le A WORLD “WANT” AD, WILL GO AND FIND IT Loyalty and Patriotism are shown by investing in U.5.Government Bonds of the Third Liberty Loan for Women at McCutcheon’s Reliable Hosiery purchased previous to the scarcity of labor and high cost of production and offered at the following interesting prices: », White, with Black pair, White Silk and Wool with Black, Purple, Green, and Gold Clocks, $4.00 per pair, Fifth Avenue, 34th & 33d Streets Reg. Trode Mark Fine Black Lisle Hose —Reinforced tops and soles, 40c per pair. Fine Grade Cotton Hose-—Black or White, 75c per pair. Pure Dye Silk Hose—~ Black, White, and desir- able colors for street or evening wear, $1.35 per pair, Outsizes in Black or White only, $1.50 per , um weight, good wearing per pair. Flesh, Pink, Silver, and spent two months along the border) - dames McCreery & Co. 6th Avenue o4th Street Double Your Patriotic Work by Buying Your Liberty Bonds at McCreery’s Patriotic subscribers to the Third Liberty Loan at our Booth will directly aid the great War Funds, as James McCreery & Co. will give to such funds one dollar for each subscriber. Moreover, each subscriber is pa Mopper to indicate whether the one shall go to lollar which we give The American Red Cross—The Sun Tobacco Fund Knights of Columbus—Y.M.C.A.—Jewish War Relief This Privilege Is Extended to the First 20,000 Subscribers ON SALE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY YOUTHS’ & BOYS’ SUITS Extensive Assortments—Remarkable Values | Students’ Sp ring Suits (With First Long Trousers) $15.75 regtilarly $18.50, 20.00, 22.60 A limited quantity of high-grade Suits selected for this sale, including all broken lots, taken from regular stock, and marked for immediate clear- ance; only one or two of a kind; size 15 to 20 years, Other Students’ Suits.....6...:scscsesseteseeeeeeesee e+ 18,50 to 28.50 150 BOYS’ NORFOLK SUITS Special $8.75 Norfolk Knickerbocker Suits, made of dur- able Fabrics in a variety of neat patterns; coats alpaca lined; knickerbockers made with double seat and double knee} lined through- out; size’7 to 18 years. BOYS’ WHITE MIDDY SUITS $6.75 White Middy Suits with two palrs trousers—- one pair regulation long trousers and one pair knee trousers; made of fine quality Galatea or Drill, with Blue Palmer linen or Navy Blue Galatea collars; size 8 to 10 years. *Sampeck’’ Clothes, standard of America for boys, offered for sale, exclusively in New York, by James McCreery & Co. ~ James MeGreery & 5th Avenue Go. 34th Street “BEDDING WEEK” Commencing Monday, April 22d Although this sale does not commence until Monday advance selections may be made Friday and Saturday White Enameled Folding Crib, as illus- trated, with drop sides; can be folded com- pactly and put under bed when not in use. 9.75 regularly 12,50 Upholstered Box Springs, — with cot- ton top, 15.00 regularly 17,50 [ il ae p} Bie Brass Bed, as illustrated, with 2-inch posts and 14-inch square top rods; l-inch filler rods; bright or satin finish; all sizes. 19.75 regularly 25.00 I Stearns & Foster Elastic Felt Mattresses with roll edge, 12.75 regularly 16,00 RMURDBVAI, Armin to aso. Oo rs James McCreary & Co. 5th Avenue ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 34th Street 4 Fashionable New Models og a WOMEN’S FOULARD FROCKS A representative collection of high-grade Frocks developed in Figured Foulard or Foulard and Georgette Crepe combination; choicest colors represented; distinctive models including surplice or straight line effect; plaited girdles, plain, irregular or draped tunics, vests and fancy collars; excellent workmanship; size 34 to 46. regularly 33.00 April Sale WOMEN’S SILK PETTICOATS Representing unusually attractive models developed in Tub Silk, Silk Jersey, Taffeta or Duchesse Satin in beautiful Spring colorings. Habutai Silk Petticoats,—paneled back China Silk Petticoats with elaborately and front; silk underlay; exceptional value. | embroidered flounce; Flesh Color or White. 2.95 3.95 Silk Jersey Petticoats,—deep plaited Taffeta Silk Petticoats with deep tucked flounce of silk Jersey; a beautiful range of | flounce; finished with pleating and ruffled colors. 4 underlay. 4 Taffeta Petticoats,—superior quality Silk Jersey Petticoats with Taffeta Silk with fancy plaited flounce; solid or hake: floun¢e; corded and finished with foot able colorings. 3.95 | pleating. Duchesse Satin Petticoats,—deep ruffled flounce and underlay 24.50 Most Extraordinary Offering MISSES’ NAVY BLUE SERGE CAPES Through special arrangement with one of the foremost. menuiic) turers of Misses’ high-grade Wraps we are enabled to offer these Capes much below regular price. Four exclusive and distinctive models, as} 16.75 illustrated, developed in excellent quality Navy Blue Serge; size 14 to 18 years. regularly 24.50) Friday---Last Day ° Boxed Hosiery Sale “McCreery Quality Hosiery” For Men and Women Offering Extraordinary Values