The evening world. Newspaper, June 18, 1918, Page 10

ABE 5 ORES LLP. ST Be TIE er ee ROA NS RRA 8 OS ae On RE BF oe KNEE LT CER RE OS Sam RAND, 5 ae ‘ “WHO TURNED OUT LIGHTS?" |"... of War and P lice Commissioner Enright | Pills are a vegetable compound. “Pass the Buck podophylium and its allied) ),, burning question “Who turned R. & G. Pills will find] out the lighter” bide fair to go down | Ney into the limbo of unsolved myst along with “Who hit Biily Patt and “How old ts Anne | Assistant Secretary Assistant Secretary of War Bened Fulton Street, Brooklyn ,An especially attractive assortment of fine tuc "Voile or Allover Embroidered Models, effec ae: i! Sale 1, 1. 25 A BURNING QUESTION NOW wh THE EVENING WORLD, kened OPPENHEIM. GLLNS & © Remarkable Sale Wednesday 1000 Summer Blouses “ked tive coNars, trimmed with superior Val. or Venice Lace; other tailored models with high or low neck. , OPPENHEIM, CLLINS & C Fulton Street, Brooklyn CONTINUED FOR WEDNESDA An Extraérdinary Sale of An attractive assemblage of Navy Taffeta Dresses in smart designs. Other models of | Satin, Taffeta, Crepe de Chine or Foulard | in Eton, surplice vestee and tunic effects, | sate Price 1 3.75 € Y Smart Navy Taffeta Dresses ] Regular Values to 29.75 Stentor eae a Sa | On Sale, Several Hundred | Summer Cotton Dresses | Dainty and attractive models of Voile, Checked, | 6.90 8.90 9.75 Of white corduroy and cotton gabardine in pockets, button trimmed. Specially Priced $ Honeycomb, Surf Satin and Gabardine Skirts Washable Broadcloth or Satin Skirts Women’s Sport Skir Striped and For Women and Misses, Specially Priced at 13.75 ts full shirred models with belts and novelty \ ‘2 05 Novelty Ginghams, Linen, Organdies and Polka’ Dot Materials 3.95 5.90 | (2,75 13.75 Snare wee Lo eV Abw Soe! Wireme, fe Department that dropper nic as Giealin wate \contare, Wiles tom CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Omright from over the Tidewnter Copper Company, | * S hea GRA parsed hae been wed to by stock nent requested | ‘ Nehte in Greater the order went to state that ce Department due considera artment and in welfare of the i Regular quar cent. on comm which bear cent, per a and dated declared donde ord Ju c Regular quarterly dividends of 14 per 29; preferred payable Jul: record June 29 | Vibert | te Dividend of 1% per cent. and a back | Her {iP Aividend of 1% per cent. on preferred | Mer stock, both arver’ July 1 to stock y Nebr record June 2 terly dividend of 1% per cent. on pre- ferred stock, \Tecora June share, payable In Canadian Government | lier Bonds as far record June 2 paid in cash. dend of 2 per cent... payable June 29 to Shock record June Telegraph | White Hou {Carlton is within bis rights in dema |ing that —$_______ . | ela ner MOVIE ACTRESSES AND Tne | THEIR HAIR 1 jcount their curls as their chief | \ | ture by putting a teaspoonful of Can- jit is easy to apply it to all the hair South Porto ay Company of 60 Americar ompany. Westinghouse El & Mfg. Co.— k able July 81 to cha 15 to stock | Lrer boa National Aniiine & Chemical Co.— | Mak Mot Hupp Motor Car Corpn.—Regular quar- | § Imperial} O11 they will apply to stock ; Oda amounts wtil be American Surety Co.—Quarterly divi- |& Following mb Carlton's re- he Western Unton to accept President elegraphers be al-| was said at the to-day that the President was not ready to announce his next | step, OfMicials admitted that technically Mr. | July the receipt of fuwal on the Wilson's urgi lowed to ¢ ted by th lation efforts of | De he suggestion | Jan Was made that perhaps the President | Mar 40 j ould act as umpire Market CUTIGURA HEALS =: SEVERE ECZEMA =. “On Head, Arms and Limbs,/: Itching Very Intense, Hair Very Thin, “Eczema began first with @ fine rash and a great deal of itching. My head, Ss arms, and limbs were broken \ outand the skin was red and sore. Later the rash increased to large pimples with burning, | * itching, and loss of sleep. The itching was very intense. My hair was very thin and dry. “I guffered five years, Then! tried Cuticura. Lused three cakes of | Soap and two boxes of Ointment when Iwas healed.” (Signed) Edward T. | Corsa, 39 Vine St., West Orange, N. J. Cuticura Soap cleanses and purifies, | j°°, Cuticura Ointment soothes and heals | pimples, rashes, redness or roughness. | board to r the War L K, JAMAIC A tiles for to- Did it ever occur to you that e movie actress you have seen lovely hair, while the most popular | ole beauty, In fact, many are leading] Sie ladies just because of their attractive looks. Inquiry among them disctoses | the fact that they bring out all the natural beauty of their hair by care- ful shampooing, not with any sap | ods aad upward: mile ands or makeshift, but with a simple mix- |: Bearerkil!. 100; Anrum ome 108), Macaba, 114 FIRTH RACK toree-sear- | Herald, | 100° Fell: | CHimitta Btahen: two-year-old throx (which they get from the drug- ve furlongs. Say When. gist) in a cup of hot water and ap-|! plying this instead of soap. ‘This full cup of shampoo liquid is enough, so Bon ais Care Madras 107! Matter ‘Coke. imp.) | Slomances: 880 three-year instead of just the top of the head. | After its use, the hair dries rapidl with uniform color, Dandruff, exce: oil and dirt are dissolved and entire! disappear. The hair is so fluffy that it looks much heavier than it is, its lua- ter and softness are delightful. TUESDAY, JUNE 18, Brooklyn’s Biggest Credit House 219, 221, 223, 225, 227 | 164, 166, 168 and 170 Grand Street | Smith Street Cor. Driggs Ave. BROOKLYN Cor. Wyckoff St. $100 WORTH OF FURNITURE, $1 WEEKLY Bring This Advertisement With You and Get Your TEN Per Cent. Discount Off Your Credit Purchase When Opening a New Account Clothing for Your Whole Family on Easy. Terms ‘DRESSERS Buy LE Savings ‘Stamps "REFRIGERATORS Refrigerators as high as $35; Itt as hiah as tops, with one QQ A? snes, une 17.49 give you a good one as low as ’ Open Monday and Satugday Evening: i 5 NR NAB CO-WORKERS FOR TALK SAID TO BE SEDITIOUS two Italians. Antonio Truss and Alen. Secret Serv Attack on President and Statement | >#!! for the Grand Jury. About Torpedoed Transport. ‘Two iliustrations of the fact that the United John © sewers, is 1918. pn sn ENING Th Se NHTSA NS OER SS United States and would do it it he had] SKIRT DANCE ON TROLLEY. tes counts its ‘gecret Ber-| men by the million, including y loyal eitizen, occurred to-day in| Tioboken. an Austrian, while digeing ed to have said that he! vordentharen wa: 7 WLI PULL a chance. In the same trench with hin were ander de Andrea, who instantly enlisted] pocause she did Volunteers Report | words of Cilio. He was held in $5.000| trottey car, Mrs re President Lincoln, because the United States bad “stolen” it from any. The “Secret Service” volun- who. reported him were Samuel | ja *, John de Norme and John Lioyd. | Magistrate, sa: turned over fo the| to her sixteen ye been a dutiful w President of the Department of Ne. 6 of a Series of Labor Conservation Chats There’s No Desk Room for Waste in Business Today W. ARE CONVINCED that when we eliminate waste in our business, whether it be in time or labor or both, there is a reciprocal adjustment of the scales in favor of telephone service, the product which you buy and we sell. Is OTHER WORDS, if we can do away with any waste time or labor that may be involved in furnishing telephone service, we can put an equal amount of time and labor into the service itself and to some extent add to the comfort, conven- ience, and efficiency that you derive from its use. 66 Siow: TELEPHONE ACCOUNTS, the accounts on which repeated efforts to collect must be made, result in a duplication of effort. Duplication means waste and in any war-time business organi- zation that is keeping its eye on the military and commercial needs of the country, there is no room for waste. I ELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS CAN ASSIST in the elimination of this waste by paying their bills within the reasonable specified time, NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY Uncle Sam Needs Men for the Navy. Apply 34 East 23d Street, Her Companion skirt dance and jin the Secret Service by reporting the useq profane language on & B. P is, mith thirty-one, of No, 148 Palmetto Street, The second incident resulted in the) q conductorette, was fined $10 by Magis- arrest of August F. Vordentharen, No.| trate Short in the New Jersey Avenue 532 Bim Street, Hoboken, at work on| Court, Brooklyn, to-day. an army pier. It is alleged he said the] ion, Herman Muller of No. 1227 Greeno Germans had a right to sink the trans: averme, also was fined $10. Magistrate Short had intended sen- tencing the woman to thirt ¢ id pleades 11, but her ing he had. been married sand she had always Her compan- days in h the WML AA OOO LLL THE WORLD 1918 Summer Resorts Annual Containing Hundreds of Announcements of Hotels, Boarding Houses and Resorts tor the Summer : : +: Vacationist: : : ° Six Pages of Automobile Tour Maps PRICE CENTS BY MAIL 10 CENTS For Sale Today at All World Offices and at Your Nearest Liggett Drug Store VIALE Vy ALLEL LLASPY LDL ZIRE ' w ALLELE LLELLETOREL LET ALL EDIDALADOAL LALIT ELLA ED IDELELOLEL POPOL DD ODOLL LYALL MEAL LLL LELDOODYAOEADAPOLRTIRLL SAECO LELLELELLLMALELL LAL ELUALLLL ALLA EL EELS ey mene