The evening world. Newspaper, June 20, 1918, Page 21

What Wuxated Fron is made from Sworn Statement of Composition of Its Formula. Wt increases the strength and endurance of delicate, nervous, run-down folks in two weeks’ time in many instances, Board of Directors have authorized | very similar to that In which It te found the broadest publication of the #worn|in the ners brain cella of man, Statement of the composition of Nu. | | Agi b n from the above. two im sof the. most. widely | portant ing te of Nuxated Iron (fon Mi and blood buliders In | Peptonace te veerophoophates) "are the public may examine products és compared with and judge aa to its and very expenal Most other Under such to adulterat serupulous p publi h ‘irctimstances the temptation,| and gubstitution LA un t conservatively estimated that this runariaite formula Is now being used by 00,000 peoplo annually, in ‘Among those who b vee trority.endoran tare many phyal. | ated the hae’ eaith Haboea Hoeiariy’ connected with well-known Sad betrett. tale, former United states Senators, ‘esidentiat ines Charles A: former, member af Congteae. dis hed <rmy Generals (Retired), Atk! the United States Court ims at Nngton and former refunded Health Cammlesloner eer ef" Chienge.|” | to fekayd (0 the value ot Nuxated Iron, | era everywhere are Invited. to 3. Newman. late Police Surgeo we this statement of the City of Chicago, and former House | Surgeon Jefferso rays |t has prov y lof It to excel any lsed for creating re th . Chica ‘3 record of it and keep tt | so that they may intetiti jer questions of patients concerning it. £3 Copy of the actual sworn statement will » pullding. up | nerves and strengthening the muscles. ea much. It te Armiated, Grove Hill, Alm, Ragas, or one wae Renee Oe aduate of the University of Alabama | pool of Medicine, Mobile, 1888, eaye tonate (Spcoinl Specific Stand a” vo “In the cases I used Nuxated Iron ‘I have prosphnies oh {Moneantan. ind ‘more beneficial results than. from | isha rsceraphorphntng U, Ra con any preparation. Ihave ‘ever, used” In 4 | Soe cee Vomicn U.P. Cas: [renee practice” pr. R. B. Baugh, Polk. “Bitter, Magnesium Carbonate, Po. | ville, wate of the Memp! v. ‘Ol Caasia Cinsamon U, B. | Hospital Memphis, 1808, say Caleium Barbs Precip. U. 8, P. ‘always pr Bach dose of t ated and endurance down folks In two weeks’ tim: tablets of ‘Nuxated Ir Tron Seale tron “in ‘the f f ron in the form of Sa special specific standard which in our mon possesses superior Qualttier f0hn | MANUFACTURERS’ NOTE Maker of Iron Peptonate we could have| ty druggius everywhere, Ualikes the sldey i the same quantity of actual tron, in | organic fou ‘irodacia, it is cantly ansimilated, h the | dows ‘not injure the teeth, make them bleak, pot vewet the stomach, Nuvited. Iron is not. recom: mendet for nso in caws of saute ilinew, bat | only as 8 tonic, strength and Mood builder. (in caso of Hiness always cousult your family physician and be guidat by hie advice.) If in douvt as A whether or not yon need a tonie, ask your doctor, aa’ we do ont wish to sell Nutated Tron if you | it, If yoa ‘we it and it | Tis “told op Sh draatiom, “Dae in 80 ‘Dae orien “Detrott, “Mich, — Ad leas than one-fourt could ha: c fat loss than one-twelfth the cost; doing we must have most certainly tm- Paired their thorapeutic efficacy. Glycero- howphates used in Nuxated Iron ts one of most expensive (onic ingredients Tt ie especially recommended to ‘orce and thereby in as giycerophomphates om in a state SAVINGS BANKS. SAVINGS BANKS. Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank 51 Chambers St., New York The Board of Trustees has declared a Semi-Annual Dividend at the rate of Four Per Cent. Per Annum ON ALL DEPOSITS ENTITLED THERETO. DEPOSITS MADE ON O8 BE- | FORE JULY 10TH, 1918, WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM JULY 1ST, 1918. JOHN 8, DALY, Comptroller, JOHN J, PULLEYN, President, | IMORTH RIVER SAVINGS a CHARTERED 1866 31 W. 34th St, between Sth & 6th Aves- 105th SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND iridend, hee boca dertored ot Snpam on “accounts up to facteding $500 and of 812 ap antlen Ga cosum 9000 ee jend incinding $3,000, payable on and jefter July 15th, 1918. STEAMBOATS. Di Y LINE (ALBANY DAY LINE) "Hendrick Hudson.” 0 points ‘All through rail tickets w York and Alouny and ‘Troy Line tckota actepted fusic.” Restaurant, bh leaves Desbrossee 8t.. | ‘se, MW. for pas: CHARLES ROK, President, GROKGE T. CONNETT, See’ 9.2 3 Vonker , 9.50 Ny ig at Bear Mountain (Weet Point Weekdays only), Newureh. Pournkeep ee mo tere HELP WANTED—MALE. | HKERPSID. STEAM leaves ——aeaaaeaeeeeeeeee | Weluding Sunday rosses Bt. 10-200 A. 420 St. aig 40 4. M.; Yonkers, #, Mountain (Weat WANTED ronses 2 P.M! Mot West 120th | 2 Bo, for Bear Mowutaln, West STATION MEN AND TRAINMEN, AGES 21 TO 55, ®UBWAY AND ELEVALED |” DIVISIONS, | a we landines. formation at Desbrosece Bt. Piet NY, ANTERBOROUGH RAPID 2 1, 9300 Gans TRANSIT Co, = METROPOLITAN LINE APPLY ROOM 12538, To BOSTON $5:23 BROADWAY, 9 A. M. TO 5 P. M. DAILY EXCEPT srine _ ah PARE Ame Beeenaty inna Juelinded), at ey Stateroomn, M. DAY. TELEPHONE BARCLAY Beso i to Pourhkeepste, New- Te Mounta atriotte, services each . in Pavilion No. 2, mand sailors 165 | BATTERY MAN WANTED, A grows od progresuive storage ee ee Pines an a, bate | ‘eid cer" J | 45 MILs UP THE HUDSON | | | Str, “GRAND REPUBLIC” Lvs. Battery “ A. M.: WEST 182D ited to take charge | yr Sid ‘paNcind. Seetutag ane” BOING ahaa gehMeetiete | BEAN 'MOONTAIN'TINE: "'R0"oaad 170 | Iron Steamboat Ca, ONEY ISLAND | Special rh dule for THE D: Rablect "io Change “Withe At me 9% INDERY GIRLS wanted, Thomas Y, Crowell. 1.25. | 426 West Broadway, + ee —— 8.45, FOR SALE. | Ss} Hrs OLAMONDS, BOY vice (ree. BM! HT AND BOLD for cash: ad T 178 Broadway | flight tam Tei, ‘hat EXCURSIONS. | BUNS a Sunday Excursions Delightfal Outingy Out on the Sound Masio—Dining Roome—Lanch Connters | Tickets limited, on sale only on | Piero on day of Excursions. Steamer City of Lowell | To Bridgeport Ly, Mer 40. N. it. Houston st 10,00 A, M, Ls, Pier 16,.N, R. Pultoo St. 10.804 M Tickets 81.85 Children TO Conte | si Incinding War Tax | ooh d Watches on Credit Ste r Richard Peck = esse’ ioe & FArtA"e, To New Haven ween nah A Agent calle, Ly, Mer 28, A. Catha: Ly, Per TO, i, 29nd Tickets puMoNDS ON CREDIT &» 6 fit Mc eet Including Wor Tax The New England Steamship Co. Sunday World “Wants” | “| sculptured pe Shows Sculpture | ByJ.L. Butensky| By W. G. Bowdoin. A feature of the Sixth Annual Con- | vention of the United Synagogues of | America and the First Convention of | Yy the Jewish Women’s League, which | was held at the Jewish Theological | Seminary, No, 631 West 1234 Street, on June 16 and 17, waa an exhibition of Jewish sculpture by Jules L. But-| onsky, which was arranged in the manuscript room of the Seminary Li- brary. This will be on exhibition there e until Saturday. The ten pieces as executed by Mr. Butensky, now shown, are characte: ised by vigor and fidelity. | In some of the exhibition pieces Mr. Butensky has allowed consider- able play to his imagination ‘with pleasing results. | His symbolic figure, “The Exile,” the original of which is now in the| White House, appears in plaster rep- lica, la The Jewish man, with bis dunnage, | and the infant held in his right arm, | are delightfully modelled in the round. The details of the long coat are happily carried out, and the sym- bolism of cold that is associated with it is pronouncedly fine in its projec- tion. Mr. Butensky has indulged in some iflage in his bronze figurine “The Serenade,” which deals very pleasantly with @ portrait of the concierge of the house in which Mr Butensky lived in Parts. The attitule is eminently typical and the costum- ing 1s highly realistic. “Balaam” suggests a Tissot figure. As shown “Balaam” has parted com- | pany with his , and has assumed | the prophetic atfitude. In his right hand he carries a staff, about which there is a serpent entwined. Hjs face | has a sinister expression. The drap- ery of the robe is well executed. | A small Yunette in bron# is en- titled “Pegasus in Yoke.” Mr, But- ensky has here clipped the wings of the winged horse and yoked him with | a bull, doing the sculptured work in low relief. The plough nd the driver, | with hls lashed whip, are pleasing incidentals. “The New Era,” based upon a Centaur and a Spinx in mortal com- bat, is progressively modern in treat- | ment. ‘The arts and crafts for the Jewish | Home, as shown by Miss Hajnalka Langer, Include embroideries, sten- cils, paper objects, atamped leather, | iuminating. laces, trays, symbolle | | No C. O. D.'s HOTELS & RESTAURANTS, | |. MOTELS & RESTAURANTS... Entertainment Extraordinaire Work Monday Wonders | | stick into the bre PEEL OFF CALLUSES ©, bread covers for home cere- . bags for Tallths and phy- lacteries, in which the | seven branched eandle-stick and the shield cf David frequently recur. The paper toys include Seder out~ fits, Chanukah, Menorahs, Lulan and Succan miniatures. ‘The Rand School of Social People's House, No. 7 East 16th Street, is permanently showing & number of paintings by American artists and certain carbon photo-~ graphs and prints, the gift of Albert May Todd, the President of the Pub- lic Ownership League of America. “The Oak and the Mist,” by Chartes W. Hudson, has been given the place of honor. The oak tree of the painting has been glorified, and as projected is superbly rendered. The gnarled trunk and wie branching is well expressed, |and the tree stands on a well chosen minence, The mist of the picture ts effective to a degrees. “Retrieving,” by Edward H. Pott- hast, is a pleasing marine, dealing with an adorable child by the seaside, who ix shown engaged in throwing a pectant dog to recover. The colors are inteelligently used in the painting. “Caroline,” by Cornelia Whitehurst, is a study of an infant girl, seated in a chair, The bare arms and legs are in good flesh tones, and her hat is rakishly tilted on her childish head, after the fashion set by her elders. |The young face is charged with much coyness and the child has her doll lying in her lap awaiting her atten- tion. The theme interest has been | well developed The carbon photographs are efter classic subjects by masterful artists The engravings date from the eighteenth century, and there is an interesting Haeniggenge! lithograph of the Venus by TMlan, in the Dres- den Gallery. To the present Rand School show- ing, it is expected that further item will be added in the near future. 7 { WITH THE FINGERS Jeet teen eee. “Hard skin” or callus spots on the sides or bottom of the feet peel right off aia in or soreness, after you | | apply alittle reerone, says @ Cincin- nati authority. This ether drug lousens | the dead callused skin fingers. A quarter ounce of Freesone costs dod few cents at ony jarmacy, but is suffici at or 4 move every corn or callus from one’s fect. This is the only way to free the feet from corn: and calluses without soreness, danger or in- fection. After the corn or | callus is lifted away the skin beneath fs pink nnd healthy, and not sore, tender or even irritated.— Advt. BROOKLYN 4.90 Women’s and Misses’ turned soles, No Approvals HOTELS & RESTAURANTS, 80 it peels off with the | i} akers for the ex-| OPPENHEIM.GLLINS & G Fulton Street, Brooklyn REMARKABLE SALE FRIDAY Distinctive Pumps and Oxfords | yee d fashioned of patent leather, uis XV. heela | Also on Sale at Our New York Store HOTELS & RESTAURANTS, eee ae Soldier Sheds Name Keiser, Justice Ottinger of the Brom Cows. Supreme Court, authorised Jull T1a7 Garfield Btreot, his name from @ ‘Keiser yesterday m: afternoon, er of the Signal Corps at * Madie Barrac' New a Ph ar} ai He said he ose. Let Caticura Soothe Your Itching Skin Nothing purer, sweeter or more effective for rashes, itchings and ir- fitations. The Soap to cleanse and ret the Ointment to soothe and eal. They prevent skin troubles if used for every-day toilet pu: For free samples address: Cuti- 2A,Boston.’’Sold eve 5, Ointment 25 and. ‘Tioaned ; PHONE PIONEER Main 6900 RUGS, CARPETS, DRAPERIES WASHED, RE- CLEANED, PAIRED, STORED AND IN. SURED | A’ REASONABLE RATES AGAINST FIRE, MOTH | AT ’ VALUATION phi Ld Most modern, papitany plant : Greater New York. Fixperts in charge of all work, which trietly guaranteed. Proneer: 41 Flatbush Ave., Breeklyn, N. Y. OUR 39TH YEAR. No Credits AEARN Went of Fifth Avenue FRIDAQ, AS USUAL, BARGAIN DAY, 24TH ANNUAL JUNE SALE June Sale Brings Out Best Possible Friday Values Prices Mean Savings for You \, LINGERIE Friday Brings Out Best Possible June Sale Values. \Nightdresses — Various styles »- trimmed with lace, embroidery and ribbon—our reg. $1.28 BABIES’ WEAR | June Sale Brings Out | Best Possible Friday Values. Babies’ Fine Summer Shirte— Short sleeves—1 to 8 yr. sizes— BOYS’ CLOTHING Friday Brings Out Best Possible June Sale Values. Young Men's Trousers— Fabrics in stripes and i Athy | AA id Our reg. .08......0.6 wenn «7 | Our reg. 82.04 . .@18 | Nightdresses—Fine_nainsook ‘entire P yoke and sleeves of Val, or Point de. | Babies’ Knit Bands—Shoulder straps | Young Men's Sette —Piecly tailored Paris lace—our reg $2.48..... 1669 | —wool or silk and wool— belted and sack models—gray, green, our reg. .75 64 | Oxford, brown and new mixturee—83 | Fine Nainsook Nightdresses—- 8 seeeeee eas | ( Attractive models— | : to 38 inch chest measure. 4%. 84 | our reg. $2.08.......cccee.. MM Inf Flannel Bands—Pinked edge | Our reg. $21.75.......- ttle Wonder’ —our s leader at 3 for $1.00, .Sale ® for 7 | Gove’ Wash Salad Putas of junie: yles—crepe, chambray and pe attractive stripes—3 to 8 years. Nainsook Corset Covers— Embroidered edge—ribbon run value 46 +28 | Infante’ Cashmere Sacques—-Daintily Nainsook Corset Covers—Yokes with| {immed with satin ribbon or silk | OWF fee: $1.98-. Les organdy embroidery or eyelet style scallops—pink or blue— Boys’ Suite—New trench and semi with lace outlining—value.84.. . our reg. .97. + #7Z\ Norfolk stylee—some with extya trous- Nainsook Corset Covers— Medallions Gro—grey, brows, ssizteree om checks—sizes 8 to 17 Leste Our reg. 88.74. .....6+ 6.68 Boys’ Wash gulte Many patvenre Infants’ Flannelette Wrappers an: ith Val. lace outlining——tri dfront| Nightgowns—our reg. .85 S| and back —our reg. $1.24 cw Cambric Drawers— Tucked | Tots’ Tub Dresses—Empire and belted | our reg. $2.68 | with white embroidery, ribbon run, and hemutitchedcourreg. a8... «| models of chambray and gingham — itiped materi ale—8 to 8 yearns gg Bloomer Drawers—Ba figured re, eR eer ere 65 say or striped crepe—our reg. .94.. + our reg. $1.17 86 Boys’ Hate—Reh-Rab, Pradfors, Del- hs me Tear evessseed ‘! hine and other new styles in desigar Petticoate—Fmbroidery and Jace : | Ge eptors: litary Caps. trim'd ruffles—our reg. $1.28.. .94 | Infants’ Slips and Gowns —Group in- bur te as, .88 wikHisat x K — handsomely { ‘lles Bishop and yoke styles--trimmed 8 oe Cittined our ee 08 Egg | With embroidery or hand-stitching— | Boys? Blousee—Percale in light and , : ourteg. .7T...666 05 medium Siripee—etteched ¢ collars. Combinations —— Nainsook — prettily ous ren OLY .8G | Our reg. 57... 45 trimmed—our reg. $1.58...... .O4 pam Fi " light Babies’ Dresses—Yoke and Bishop | Boys’ Cape—Faney mixtures—ti One-Piece Pajamas— styles -neatly trimmed—sizes | and dark taped seams Batiste or crepe | Our reg. .54 43 Children’s Pajamas—Two-piece styles —collars—light and medium stripe per- cales—6 to 14 y: years—our reg. 07, ae Pry} Infante’ Slips and Dresses-- Bishop and yoke styles Sorcha ald trimmed our reg. 47 ‘ Fine embroider Combinations tiest la ainsook~—dain and ribboo Step-In Chemise Bloomers— Sheer Our reg. .94 pe (1 ee) | batiste, lace and ribbon trimmed. 04 Infants’ Chrletendiig Bote~ Consisting our reg. 81.28 ¥ of two pieces robe style and others Princess Slips-Yoke and skirt teim'a| trimmed with lace and embroidery-- SUMMER_ APPAREL with fine lace or embroidery- Our 0g. GAT... +++ | i 3 une Sale Brings Out value 82.95 1.916 ‘Tots’ Rompers and Creepers—Gath- | eed 94 Envelope Chemises Embroidery or ered at knee or loose style-—chambray Best Possible Friday Values, Ince tetramed yokes—our reg. .78 «GA anil dingtiam colored af al wRH SS | Micooe’ Frocke—Belero and other - Extra Size Lingerie Babies’ Long and Short pee Plain ol chambray ipety‘colored mshi tight ting Soft finish gives to yts-—our reg. 85.07.--4. | gandy or pique cuffs and collar, our reg. 48 ieehae 86) Our reg. $7.44 and 68.75....... 5.37 I extra Sise Niahtdieaneer> Rocnd neck, | BLOUSES Women's Frocke—Charming Summer models—foulard-pattern voiles in navy, black blue—a! hi | collar aad cuffs and smart vestee of white organdy— izes 36 to 46. | Our reg. $8.75.. 6.50 our reg. $1.48 A ° Extra Size Dra —Good hemstitched hem and tuck: our reg. .78 June Sale Brings Out Best Possible Friday Vabues. .5 Crepe de Chine Blouses—White or muslin, | Si to flesh-—hematitched or erabroidered col.| Poplin Ces Vans of new stvles FS ne ., th@| Me Our reg, S807. BBA and colors—black included button Lingerie Blousee—Voile and Organdy| tfimming--semi-lined with fancy or Vebe Cliead ilk tats rin de "Tine tuck embroider gandy | Fisin color silks. Women's and 7 Feat Spey | OUF eR. #195 14 Misses’ sizes. and hemstitehing Speci (a ps Bi Pmbroid.| Ou "08 086.74 and 927.74... 15.70 corgette Crepe Blouses—Embroid- | ered and beaded in @ variety of styles |White Skirte—Shirred back models | Our reg. 96.94 $5.00) with novelty pockets and belle or plain or novelty stripe gaba: Sites for misses and women ¢4 to. 98 Crepe de Chine Envelope om let lace inserts Voile Blouses Detnty: styles —tucked Washable Satin Bloomers or embroidered~-organdy collars and) band. Our reg. $2.69 a al rows of hemstitching cuffs, Our reg. 82.85. .... our reg. $2.04 2.65) | Gingham Morning ospetaye Silk Petticoats-—Crepe de Chine, Wash | SUMMER SILKS Ae ilapetd apr o io pra, plain able Satin and Jap Silk—hemstitching een pret aallireseatass and side pleat effects June Sale Brings Out 7 our reg. 85.04 4.94) B "F sii Friday Veh Our reg. $1.47 jest Possibi 1 A Crepe de Chine Nightdresses—-Heavy | Pdi cn SS awed Our reg, $2.47... quality—fine tucks, hemstitching and 32-inch Washable Silke lace inserts—our reg. $4.94 Ss stripes—suitable for waists aod skirts Yard-Wide Poplins silk mixed~-soft and lu: dark and medium colors +S MUSLINS, SPREADS, ETC. June Sale Brings Out Best Possible Friday Values | Bleached Sheeting—00-inch—fine GIRLS’ WEAR Friday Brings Ou: Best Possible June Sate | ahuc ’ White Dres: rous 97 Gi 6 Dainty styles of repe weave--light, dark and a ‘ sheer white, lawn, trimmed with Ince medium colors eveessss MeBG| sality—na dressing—velue .00 4% and embroidery—6 (o 14 years | Sheets— ieaae -standard qual Oiar eae, 1.7.1 Srinch Foulards—silk mixed— 78)" Lig aR pp caneig “yr bmilaaehs WU, desirable colors and designs... . | | =) S = = S ~ ° S = pret St. at Broadway | TO-NIGHT! OPENING OF THE New York’s Smartest | Dining and Dancing | | Place de Luxe FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 1622 BRYANT Girls’ Tub Frocks Variety of pretty | 5 : vine @ | 35-inch Black Taffetas and Sa: styles in cbatobray und gingham bine Riaty Tatas one 8 ‘a Bo) Cre ppd _value $4.79 1.94 |Our reg. 81.94 1.67 | Marseilles Spreads — 5 97 3.47 | Middy Blouses— Fine quafity galatea HOUSEHOLD LINENS | $ Lenn a I) white h colored coll 4 Herri: ins pat pee yo oooh sl June Sale Brings Out bee cualitpevsias O...01, 0@@ |Our reg. $1.68 1.23 Best Possible Friday Vadues |Bleached Ch Cloth— ‘ BI | S0-inch—absorbent—special ... $4 hed Cotton Napkine— reg. $1.00 doz... . 74 Union Linen Damask—70-inch— RUGS June Sale Brings Out ! COLORED COTTONS Best’ Possible Friday Value ere iag tre pen weer | June Sale Brings Out Reg Rugs Rest Possible Friday Values, Fine selected material, thoroughly | Hemmed Turkish Towete— hed —colors, Blue, Rose, Tan, Grey,| White borders—our reg. 26. + 18 | Novelty Dress Ginghams— texS6in.. 674 4x70. 8.47 Bleached Cotton Huck Towele— | cheeks, stripes and eernucher ot ry 27x 54in. USK Groft. GBT) white or colored borders— also plain colors $0160in.. BF 76x106 B07! ourreg. 18 ; 12% 35-inch Mereerized Poplin— on Sx Oft..2NF os eit LEY | Dish and Roller Toweling goed range ef covert: 8 Fine Chiffon Voile—43-inch— ° colored borders | “all the desirable shades 42 1834 15 Rattania Fibre Hall Runners we: 27 in. x9 BUT ein viet 4.27 tin riot BAT MEN'S FURNISHINGS | Khai eM inptorcomplag. AT Special Purchase of Famous June Sale Brings Out Old Fe hioned Collooee— se At tive designs for Diving Room and |Men's Shirts—Variety of stripes and | Novelty Dress Vollew, 8 te $8 inch—- Parlor Floors— fabrics all sines. wide range of checks, stripes and Perfect price, 888.44, Special 29.50) Our reg. 61.25 ar Khaki Couch Hammocks |Men's Silk Cape +8 | allover Moral effects Mixed Chiffonette— Large assortment | Silt rina a Light and dark colory— lpia pg pag aah -well| (of stripes end checke—cleth cape aa.| sreelleat quality ee! jends and back rest 4 Mill Lengths of Black Cotton Fabelgs Silk Neckwear -Large selection of |"newest styles, oll colore—etriped, figs| oxuyat?, voueewond aeel Ya. Interest Coupons of the ured and plain nr holes ae let CONVERTED Our reg. .56 ae - % LIBERTY LOAN BONDS bse Buy Thrift Stamps ope LOM oie | Pajamas — Collarless coat stytes — | vill be accepted by us ut their face || etriped madras and I Nia~—verious | ' shan colors--silk frog trim—all sizes, value in payment for purchases Knearie 1.66! ey a eT ee ee ye ee