The evening world. Newspaper, April 25, 1918, Page 12

——————rc cer eT spo 7 ney er ee THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1918. ee ) a eee ee j ) Be ‘ Op 16 United States, Great as Senator. to succeed to the late] Tho canvaeser reporte » matter + | ounced he had gen » following | * Ne ‘ Ma > cane BROOKLYN D strtbutt n of tonnage Is be ming b e t ° be id t : “I have the honor of tendering to tis saa een PPENHEIM.GLLINS & t NEW $ the in nin co-ordination in the #hip " Stone. I hope to have early advice | ping shortage that was brought on of your aces H » |PLAYER Gis WinePa TONE BY. ANG REDDIATINNNE f your acceptan ablations Maas Fulton Street, Brooklyn ; | ; f all Allied Speaker W ke A — To End Dandruff . wf ¥ h as ( Veraliseimo of a ied peaker ake Anawer To-Day ? in te Offer, ’ Monthly Until Pa‘d ra | ea Lene ‘ There is one sure way that never $10 pe ffi ei “ : : N, April 26.—Speaker| pais to remove dandruff completely Including wih eaeh was om P late last night Gov.| and that is to dissolve it. ‘This de- | WASHINGTON, A The poot legram, offering him Sen-| stroys it entirely. ‘To do this, just 4 ling and operation by an inter-Allled f supplies, ‘one’s seat in the Senate. The] get about four ounces of plain, or b Shipping Board of all tonnage nov haps even | Speaker said there were several] dinary liquid arvon; apply it at night H H tons of at things to be considered, and that he} when retiring; use enough to moigten ' ¥ 16 at the disposal of the 1] would not announce his decision untii| the scalp and rub it in gently with a ” sf | to-day. the finger tips. SALTS IF BACKACHY |The board would have authorit The House gave Speaker Clark a| By morning, most if not all of your Jerant prior ipmenta and to! nstration as he entered the! dandruff will be gone, and three or ; | withhold shipme | iber, Democrats and Republicans | four more applications will complete : Under present oda of operation applauding. ly dissolve and entirely destroy every each war government operates its Among the House Democrats to-| single sign and trace of it, no matter _ ships to fetch and carry the food and iny the talk was that in event of Mr.| how much dandruff you may have, i ‘ tfibesisd Clark's acceptance the seniority rule} you will find, too, that all itehi Drink lots of water and atop | muppiies It needs for its own pe i probably Majority | and digging of the scalp will stop eating meat for a while if |T!* *omuetimes works to delay « Leader K .|stantly, and your hair will be fluffy, |war governments, It also « + with lustrous, y, silky and soft, and your Bladder troubles you. is waste of cargo apace throug | noie as th f|look and feel a hundred times better, tion, cross hauls and operation eedina to th a You « an get liquid arvon at any i of ships in ballast four 5 e fn - + ie ure prem >in, ou “a ” our our his NEW UPRIGHT 5185 He WO AVC ERIE aac | ENS HELL WITH LOAN”—JAILED, | simpic'remnety has never Ucen knows PIANOS thority would save this wast Pap clad to tall y 85 Monthly Until Pald | rf The Wmergency Fleet Corporation) CLARK “~ NEW UPRIGHT 5200 will move to Philadelphia probably) @@en3 © on motor trucks, in one of the biggest PIANOS Smillie Accused of Cursing America and Liberty Bonds, _ <= = = Tony Smillis, twenty-five, of No, 92 overland truck movements ever un-| Gov. Gardner of Missouri Hopes) prankiin Street 00! 4 Monthly auth F : Sestaen., DvasHe HEEWbEn ibereapital ps: SUR Ase rbd Pier anette eka or ray Hair Including son... Muss, Cove. é heii : ap Speaker Will Accept—Latter ) bail this mo ny Magistrate | ALA Thi ao With 7 and Philadelphia is taxing the ce ele ef MecClusky In the W ‘«* Court on Koch Unreht P | | Reserves Decision. 5 fr railroads and ach duct. y 's $65 up JEFUBRSON CITY, Mo., Ar & canvasser | 600 t Bonds visited = Gov. Gardner last night tend ; o Ti Squares$15 7 : SHALL ther onsiune eas | ORCRT Te) eect cette itouelt na vn Stren | Trp When you wake up with backache] peditiously Se Waprbbentaliven, th SAT Nae Mi eich pon'and Gee sone ae ta dye, pele 0 ans $10 and dull misery in the kidney region \ pr ven, the appointm Batata : Fi renerally means you have been ea’ | = — = | |Victrofas $20 1) frccullecac icity §, SHS TAKING GRAN = ; Bangin author eat forins uric acid | PIANOS gay Monthy Si5'S" rede war) TO SWISS NOT YET SAFE! ; RENTED Upward thay become sort of paralyeed asd loggy. When your kidneys get slug-| German Order to Spare Them May gish and clog you must relieve them, he ee fike you relieve your bowels; remove} Not Reach Commanders for ing all the body's urinous waste, else Three Months, Says Berlin. 7 you have backache, sick headache, a us f + 81-87 COURT ST Gizey spells; your stomach sours, April 36.—< ¢ BROOKLYN tongue is coated, and when the| ‘ weather is bad you have rheumatic twinges. 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