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

be THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 86, 1918, / ANTZEN‘*or FOOTHEALTH The modern woman's shoe is the principal cause of foot troubles. This, because extremely high heels and pinched toes aid more in foot-disability than in helping the foot to perform proper func- tions. Our Commonsensible Oxfords and Pumps have snug arches, medium or low heels, and YORK MASONS Virile Leaders of the Masonic Order in New hid Clty GOVERNOR SIGNS ke 1. aahonpemaiondpsicese Now Meeting in State Grand Lodge in Th "enemblyman Brackley’, perrait-| \ 4 ‘ ‘ [THav SHALTO ig a prote of public and private * SS h n the Atlantic Ocean, to re- NOT PASS THIS i5 i to the clty the State's title to ; met lands under water between the bigh $ on Ay \ ( Te water line and the bulkhead line be- straight inside lines, giving your feet free action i A \. ¥ NAN \ SHORE TD hn tween the westerrmost line of Coney and bringing proper balance to the body, and are j \ $ y q Island to the westerly boundary of in ke with the demand for distinctiveness, ; | / Wj Nassau County. $7.50 to $20. ' i narcicen ctrmineen ; Assemblyman McDonald's bills, In- ] i" a - “ae ciesi ( City Title t creasing from twenty-nine to thirty- Ct iad ents abe o Th By Ted ey Cheer a eletan Gir \nothe sives City Title to five yeara the maximum age of ap- 1O BRA inet nly adress They g ; { Water Off plicants for positions as Bremen and 660 Sixth Ave., Above 38th St. y Win Lands a Palrtotie Lands Under Water Of patrolmen during the war, to fill the Custom Bootmakers Over 60 Years ; vacancies on the eligible list caused = . — by the di ft Demonstration, Coney Island. In the Masonic Ter Pestorday afternoon ¥. and A. M, « i to-day, signature of the Governor. me, by Assemblyman MoBiligott, Bession at the # of the gavel of 1 by war conditions, gives Brana 2 “oY OF he amissioner the right to Picial business was suspended to ¢ rer yut delay any obstrue- Lyf adie M zanne Silvercroix, a He ti , on the plers or Fan girl, to address the Masters of wi of ste at lines or rail 4 mat i the i soft Miss § r ro sanie e e froix tw the r nt r the old law the Commis- ‘Belgian Mint Under t stoner coull not take such obstruction bnage of Past Grand M pon Sawyer, a friend of n the piers unless the occupants MADISON AVENUE « FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK nade a written request for its ro- the pretty elghteen-yoar-old lass from noval Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street he stricken kingdom was permitted | Anothor whe introduced by i view the fittings of th Senator Wag nsfers from the Panctorium, Speaking in per Dock Comm r to the Borough rol of grading and arginal wharves and h she has mastered ish, wh Whe Masons rose to their fect and ap Plauded this sentim @ After looking over Pu The Dep’t for Imported and Special Costumes ‘s bill abolishing} ie Crossing Com- i the Board of Ws- is showing power to wind up its af- a4 signed by the Governor, as Curley's bill, which nh on the third to two innoce ng World staff wi city to issue notes in wae o's! «Tt Afternoon & Dinner Gowns rporate stock or serial issued. Under the old law a Cok. JOHN A. VROOMAN DEAN OF Pasar GRAND MASTERS ave the password, they con fe ome point of less re hey would go directly to Becretary's office, eve On the seventee ant, Mr, Boi unusual and chic y PU SR | modeled in silk foulards, Georgette crepe, fancy chiffons, @oor on the third fe THE PARK ROW PILGRIMS DON'T ot 8 beats L specially priced at { Mr. Botlknap was right Leone et For Constipation would in the dal And such was] —_ _ After waitin geot of Buffalo, am David B. mber of t Carter’s Little $78.00 fiquities C nittee had rela " another hour, while ' . ¢ . *' Grand McElroy what | F a Ga supervise Masonic relief to the Amer-/ Island Cathedral explained that he Li ‘ no 80 charged with | SUP por d . iver Pi Yery much like “the hen crossing the Ee (KEL mane Aine cake tee ene iddies” who possess the| had never be ed for a new fond” yarn, the Grand Tiler was| treated to the refreshment floor, [*NGepskine Vin he mide yeni atcive hits will set you right (Salon on the Third Floor) “eae N he ease helps the wan-| SOME OF THE DIGNITARIES MET| dle of the Gr etary’s oltice 4 hi rom Pank Row passed within, and upon edg r the speaker » care? 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