The evening world. Newspaper, May 22, 1918, Page 13

GE MOOR EE OP POGAR PL ECR ae THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1918, iu play of nerve when his leg was torn | "EAE WATER COMMA cscs == POLICE RESERVES WITH REGULARS School on Jay Street. He was a mem- Uniform and Arms the Same; | RIGHT HERE IN NEW YORK. Just Now the Biggest Thing in the City, Outside the Red Cross Drive, Is the Dairy Show—Did You Ever Mani- cure a Cow? It’s an Ari—And Which Would You Rather Do, Drink a Quart of Milk or Eat Seven Bananas? Makes No Difference, Result Is the Same. ID you ever manicure a cow? toenails that would imake a cuticle "Sno joke—take it from George.| @CUSUs shine look duil and gloomy. Broadway at Ni New York 2 ber of Company D, ist U. ineers. The night he was wounded his detail ¢,| was in charge of a rolling kitchen, A shell which exploded about ten feet from him knocked him and five others over Holland says he teit a numbness in his right leg and, looking down, saw it nanging almost off at the knee. He allt | his trousers with his bayonet and made | 8 tourniquet of bandages from his first- George ie the Barber-Turkish| . Then it's time for the shave. With ald pouch, tightening it with his bayo- Only Difference in Re- Bathist-Hairdresser-Manicu and | George is meer and shaving atick, net. Finding that he was still losing a eis a real barber. He even fin: | muneration. large quantity of blood he removed the| General-French-Maid at Holstein |ishes off with a facial “ a ‘ o ‘acial massage that bandage and placed it higher on his leg. Friesian Exhibit out at the Dairy penes roses to the Holstein cheeks. | Hearing one of his companion: . >, Show, And that combination ‘# a}, he next stop is to the rear, where! groan, he crawled over to him, giv-| Acting Commissioner of Police John replat 306, he tackles the tail. Some Holsteins | . 4 ,| A. Leach, in addressing 600 officers far job, have naturally wav ‘and others bab PR LA Mabast Li Atated dahead ia tabled orl aba Ay emg TN f 10,000 pol eorge gets to the farm early. uso Wave-it or Kink-‘om, lcould. Though he was very thirsty | of ork's quota of 10,000 police Canary re the first ray of the electric ight} Hazel has a natural wave. So George has peeped out at Grand Central Pal-| a aside is magic curlers and pulls ace, George is on the job. He carries] que ayo com>, He combs and fluffs until ‘the tal a profe e, chock full of hot! loose waves. eles el Ha and cold shower, towels and combs,| All the while Canary Hazel has re- tooth brush and magic curlers and) Cped with & Let-George-Do-It air. bead vith her hair dressed. C, | everything to make a Holstein beau-/ pagel tee 6 bras terion “Abs azel feels like breakfast, She browses in grain and new-mown ha 0 1) pres He rubber-heels it into the sawdust) pared by a special dietitiancwnile| pasture of the sleepful kine. The Why | Cy oracnne {nd Polishes her sant. s anc’ 4 « ing fountain, of the rubber heels is an ancient an-| The ‘ tipatiiy: ot Ho | When the last finishing touch ts put man| eserves at a conference at Police | Headquarters last night, announced that the reserves will have the same power as the regulars. They will be sworn in as peace officers, with the | privilege of carrying a revolver, wear- ing a uniform and a shicld. and of carrying of handcuffs and a club, | The only Wifference between the regular policemen and the reserves, it was explained, will bein the matter The reserves will himself he thought the other |needec the water more than he did Hin one complaint was that he would now be prevented from re- linaining at the front. pelea | TRUCK OF BEER IN SUBWAY fonal Ce te ea 2A ca’s Finest Pianos | Five Tons of Meat Behind R way Horses Fall in Excava A runaway team of horses pulling five tons of beef in a large truck crashed sins to being rudely| on. the of compensation. toilet of Canary Hazel, her - Fifty of Ameri a ard rail at the new| ° ; ~ | awakened. They must be stroked| Medal arranged becomingly through the guar ; i serve gratuitously, Commissioner, : ently on the left side of the right| her horns, she sinks down and Waa “eo Fourteenth Street subway excavation at), o 04 instructed the offiters to in-| e hostril until disposed to yawn and) Ot her Mock of admirers among the | Brooklyn Soldier Gave Remarkable | Bushwick and Metropolitan Avenues. | (2000 UTA ihe Ae | an a er- lanos— 0 ess ’ ional D eC mitail ( villiams just before . J Especially Canary Hazel. Canary nd contentedly chews he: 5 Say ¢ laborers working below. ed the plain clothes d of the <4 ‘ . > n Hazel's full title is Canary Hazel Ab.| Bill wipes his brow.) ’” CUt SUIEEONS Say; Nthe driver of the vehicle, Willlam| reserve who were instrumental in || | Once ee long while we clear sual the Player Grand Pianos _ ¢ A | “And whe 4 ‘ Mrs. James A. Holland No. 101] ow l | putting down the bootlegging traffic lons of all instruments u as Today's price Sale price berkerk de Kol—by right of an insur-| ,,4"4, nT brought ‘em down a Ht 1, at No. 101) pitegerald, of No. 60 Jersey Avenue, | P' Bi aha | ‘ | . Lf Pi ance policy of $4,000 which she carries] «ehe™ on Avenue » the Palace," he| Lincoln Place, Brooklyn, had not yersey City, left his team standing on | We Menemuer ef the regular dep _of our Roll-of-Honor pianos an Knabe de luxe..... «$1,250 $1,080 and a record of 2,904.6 pounds of milk says, ‘Say, mister, what hed ce one | ment nega the Wounding of her hus- i neyog Street. Something startled the) ,AnY member of the resulne er-piancs, Chickering de luxe.... 1,250 1,100 ister, what k:nd of ani-|band in F oh ment doing | TRW i and eighty-seven pounds of butter in| Mals is them?" | Phe Mvening World calles ee’ irce 1c | nore ad oy dashed away dts [the water front, railroad centres i | ju s good as the NEW instru- Emerson-Angelus. 1,250 920 B ee a orld called o | yhe: 1 approac! 6 jyovernment propert ne | m4 wf ‘| ake | na i ' seven days seal tt eae day, he laa war bride having bean | ‘it, Matha teem, apnronte, th on Government property | ments which will take their places—which Grand Panes When Canary Hazel yawns, George) inky Way then Meiatae nae for the | married to Holland just before he|and smith t station|the Commissioner said | Means that there are no pianos and bbe z a sets busy neauty tollette with {G2 sot em evel aa far thom ina) enlisted @ year ago, Hotland, who 1a| stepped Into the roadway attempting 0) covceman in Brooklyn yest | pianos anywhere that can compare with these Knabe, small.........$ 850 $750 i AabVe Gath) <AITOcHALINg WWIUN HOE nd oteRe ais, Broadway by their rosy|f.8hly Praised by the surzeons at al Several’ laborers were struck by yin Risen OR HIS. post: Ory | at the prices you may buy them for—for cash Knabe, Baby......... 950 820 | cold and” a With colds HER # and milk-fed rotundity. hospital In Picardy for his dis- timbers di ; warning. | or on convenient terms—tomorrow, Knabe, Parlor......... 1,050 870 | a healthy # from the pink| Prof. William M. Rider of Syracuse Wi a y) ty Hea ed nh ip ale Serpe ae : ee ef scalp of Canary lias, George burn] Wh ae ne atte ater | AMS SSE NY = | served for their fine regulation, Each is | Schomacker, Parlor... 85 : * quart of milk is aa jo = A a a os S 1 FU Pr one me! - 7 q on the horns, shea the amber ay seven bananas: ie potions Bs ZA TST SN | FULLY guaranteed. Emerson, Parlor. . 700 590 : Rail-of-the-Night-Betore. And he pro. | Lather do—-drink @ quart of milk’ oF ZF ae sai ae a | Artrio Reproducing Pianos Lindeman, small . 550 495 i ceeds 0 the abicure se, ete mes | oe seven bananas URS cos SKY which reproduce the actual hand-playing Brambach, Baby. 525 465 7] a lustro finish to Canary Hazel's two sige li caah : proc ] -pla ‘ . i | MI Baty ett. oenated = of great pianists, and may be played by Upright Pianos a ra oss hurses, food exhloits, tarmer- hand, as well-- ; , KMNADSLE sabhiatve swe yiRGOO $520 Corn-Less Day es-the farmer didn't apecity Suis Toioy's wie Sale pice | Chickering. °*600 520 ere's no kick coming on the high . ‘ Knabe-Angelus....... .$1,3( 100 Schomacker 500 395 for Feet, Every Day'| et feeding out at the Dairy Show. A i ex ay RO RE Schomacker-Artrio...., 1,100 870 Emerson 400 320 i You can get seven kinds of milk foods | ee : ” me vs seca ha po Emerson-Angelus. . 900 730 Lindeman 270 235 Uso “Gets-It,” the Great Corn Dis- | (0) Qcrnts. And you get seven differ. | R C D BI > ip tus * 95 “ peed ** oe 0 ent Columbia University girls as wait- d Janssen-Angelus..., 950 730 Lindeman. echo oes OO 200 t covery! Makes Corns Peel Right Of! Feases without tipping seven tina, e ross ays at Lyn s Lindeman-Angelus..... 700 585 he Look h * . * ok at An attendant was eagerly pointing | Thursday, May 23—Friday, May 24 Player Upright Pianos Also 90 Used Pianos out the advantage of butter fats as a | urs ay ay Tl ay, ly Knabe-Angelus $1,000 $800 ; ‘ T iad {p suing Wille kek aclhe 1G food to a perplexed woma, E po Ak aaa” AE I. Renae Aviges es 1050 825 | ] put in good order, pean $125 up. These done painlessly. joyfully. 7 Gallumts oe vehne Hephind ke — Ten per cent. of your pur- SehomasieeAn lige BRO 795 were taken in exchange during the reg- “These little rats with th chases Thursday and Friday, | Sie \ Sallie osha 675 56 ular course of our piano business, and eat nae ae these in May £3 and 24, in all the || TaNG ERA id neeee 450 114 gone over very thoroughly in our own Ihave fine aves bec Eleven Blyn Stores will go to * ™ gelus . ov oe workrooms. fed on"-—— the Red Cross War Fund. Limi | Lindeman-Angelus..... 465 415 i But,” interrupted the woman, “T = . y, s | White Player..... . 895 345 Piano Salon, First Gallery, New Building ven't any rats—it's for my baby." The New Blyn Shoes embrace /1) = | an cic e — —— A Tiara RTT all acceptable Summer fash- oy aa = | ° e CHASES BRIDE T0 CHURCH: ion effects, featuring white White Kid | |] | oyal iltton Ru S$ GOING | oxfords, pumps, and boots in umps 4 | GALLS HER A BIGAMIST oy ea ete Cant BO mI pile Calf_5.00 leathers and canvas. heels . In_Patent Here Are 235 Going DOWN = j Before the new rates on Royal Wilton rugs go into effect, we are going to sell 235 broken | sizes and incomplete pattern sets from our own stocks, at prices which may seem absurd (see S comparison table of prices below), But it is the best thing to do. We do not wish to raise the 1) |} prices of these rugs. And we do not wish to have the same grades at two prices even in differ- First Husband Fails to Stop Cere- | mony, but Has the Young Woman Arrested. Kramer, Style 3557 gue Style 849 Minnie Getw-l" the Only Genuins twenty-two years carriage occupied by the | bridegroom, and alleges he saw his wife |in wedding regalia, He chased the wed- | ding procession to the Russtan orthodox | St. Nicholas Cathedral, but the bride denied she knew Bobrowski and the ceremony proceeded > 13 MORE MEN LISTED AS ABOARD LOST cYCLOPS Navy Department Reports Addi- tional Passengers Had Been Taken From Other Vessels, WASHINGTON, bride a Wualic vas Dice veree. Uveaas A Nivingsat Ne. 48) Blak: wourih * White Kid ‘| ent patterns. So, to clear these 235 out at once, before the new ones come in, we have set upon Gets-te at, Waa held: 10 840e0cball) thia Hate Bact | them new low figures, as follows. me ‘ ‘anvas : | Our price The new Thursday’ Our price Thanew Thursday’ red by. John Rubber soles 1 50 ai nch White Can- | 'yx36 in..$ 5 £7 $ 3.35 36... .9x12 ft........$67.50 $97.50 $45 . according to the pol and heels . ai vas Colonial Pumps | Aen 10.50 4.65 1... 1044x1014 ft... 5 «93.75 35.50 first husband . . | ten oat an 1... 9x15 ft........ 66.60 72.60 37.65 *| ‘They were married, he says, Sept / me, Boys’ and = | : 20". 1... .9x16 ft. . $8.50 117.75 59 ce; then pyt your |"* 1915, and lived together for a yy Men's f = i0 I 4 15... .1034x12 ft..... 61.75 87 41.15 | 4 and stocking oa arain, There's ne |Wcek, when the husband left to take “a, Men's Scout i} 5 ft 1. el O}Gz1S ft... BF 141.75 59 further excuse for suffering from corns |@ position in Pennsylvania. On his _ 0. Sh ih 1 2.2) 104 x13 16 fi 98 43.50 neti rage j xfords oes | 4 1014x1319 ft ; ong corn: alne es acanteed, money back |etr” 10 New York, a year ago, it Is — | {|| 30... 814x105 ft Ly. ssbb aKa ft... 05 6 87 45 y sure way, costs | Said, he found his wife living with 6... 84x12 ft... 50 1.,..11)¢x12 ft..... 88.60 117.75 59 drug sto Mra by|James Kramer at No. 63 First itl aes ign : GHinERuecAgNie | Avent, | 35 patterns and colorings. Third Gallery, New Building — = =| Last Sunday he was walking along 1} - ——- —_——— | Avenue B when he saw a wedding pro- call it! cession approaching. He looked into the | rtimann Wardrobe Trunks for $28 —The Only Trunks with Padded Open Tops—a device which of holds garments securely on their separate hangers. These trunks are the product of one of America’s leading trunk makers, ‘They are covered with strong black fibre, firmly, bound and trimmed with brass-plated hardware, Silk Stockings, 1.35 All the fashionable col- ors to harmonize with the popular pumps and ox: fords, and the favorite spring costume shades. ‘ ¥ der or post Otfice Money ma 1c Dratt Only, ew Yor! Four drawers, including a large one at the bottom for hold- ing liats; five combination hangers, three princess hangers for holding dresses, one overcoat hanger, one laundry bag and shoe flap at bottom of garment section, Factory: 511-519 East 72d Street East Side Stores: It sharpens up the appetite and thakes you forget all about Spring fever. MADE IN U.S, A. This low price- prevails only while this shipment of 65 trunks lasts, Trunks of this standard will be found in our own stocks today at higher prices. Children’s & Misses’ Ankle Strap Pumps TSS AT SS SL xX SS STS STS West Side Stores: 1h Stes Thursday, Seventh Gal lery, New Building 2.00 Sizes 6 to 8 & 27th st, th & 40th Ste, May 22.—An addi- Sd Ave. 150th & hist Ste. Sth Ay Sizes$!gtoll ° At Grocers and Delicatessen Storea {tional lst of thirteen men, probably Ba Aven Math & STH Sle ney Brooklyn Stor $10 000 rt Sil a l t Mal ring Yh a Ce ae a , worth Silver-Plated ee M a ae G89 roa St. ovposite 2.75 Military Dark, ,- = =| ® announcement said they had NI Disturbed sleep usually |(\").)5, as passengers and wore pree| DS comes from some form of §uma aboard the vessel when she ll alll (HUHNE > of Ameri- An extraordinary purcha: ee Tableware, Thursday, $6,000 ee eee ee 4 ’ last voyage. = A ‘ reproductions of Sheffield plated indigestion, Strengthen [05,0100 jncivucas Joon D. F. Tax on ee a iceman ws the stomach and stimulate Fe Rees Baran CANE t HATS pieces (but not in every pattern), the liver with a course of |/\"*" \: cee 12, Ti aavmendieen: as complete five and six-piece tea sets, || seaman, Brooklyn, The manufacturer is curtailing his stock Wheoling, W. Va to accord with the Government regula- | | | clemer Sem | W. Mo 4 = the surplus of discontinued patterns 6 ty, Boas = THE WORLD'S =] must ia diengaed of. This sale results j 8 u miley, Marshall, | Es 4 = || from this stock - readjustment. Some A Webits ie Ee Help Wanted + examples of the prices and the variety Sale of Any Medici the World ’ i i ry P Sl re of the collection — - Serer 7 pices reg, $72.50, with screen for table decor ined), $37.50 Large centrepiec resnman Keeps Seat by tlon, $23.50, Chop dishes, hand regularly $4 cover convertible ur Votes, into truit bowl, $18, regularly § fc dei ote from your face, ne k or arms. This | Simple Home Treatment May £2.—Represen D i O ff d Ue carat | ation ‘of chopeand bakin dish, grape bore to Remove Hairy Growths Ts se th | al y eY e to ; } many kind $7.50 to $12 “ | At $1.75 Pees ‘ Beauty Culture) election case Adveriiee ie x $4.75, ver na eB i: i x Eat Regularly $4 to $6 tet Boma : Beenie WtGea eran enone £28) hin aud bane Readers of the Morning 315) Hs-trens "9250 m pitchers, small’ coffee. p c oe ments Thursday—Main floor, Old Building, with extra 8 is made % mith nuded delatone Mouse Flag at PES RARE re (aft for Luthery. (<= for Positions deatone and viheieteanle tuzen of dow Thvont we rine ES That Pay Well and Sunday World :: :: jh Wi) We ; ufs fore spacincan detstone trom our ceuge Aston alate illed asin ta OEE ls, : y inixing sume water selling space on the Main Alsie. Att Connecticut State