The evening world. Newspaper, July 2, 1918, Page 8

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Last week Pickles th ber year — was again tried by a court martial On Lindsay Light Company — Regular SPARTANBURG, 8. C., July furloughs and convicted and given a the p Mt toc! Ce nts on ' sentence of four years. Gen, Carleton 5 noe i \ Justice tempered with mercy scem ug has reduced the sentence to four j to be the rule of Brig. Gen. Carleton, | nonths, due to irregularities in the _KellySpringfleld Tire Company—Reg- commanding the provisional d trial, ular quarterly dividend of $1 a share on corps and army troops. He does not Major U. 8. Kann, specialist ee mony sto k, payable Aug. 1 to stock hesitate to reduce the sentence IM-| inarge of the X-ray department of ale posed by court martial if in his opin- 144 hase hospital, has been trang. Missouri, Kangas and Texas Railway | jon the sentences are too severe, and |rerreg to Camp Meade, Md. He is 77 !aY Sfoss earnings Increased ag he has even sot aside some sentences !qyccocded in the work here by First ®11; deficit after charges, $174,930 M ease, S47 131 Five months deft, | | entirely on the ground that there had Lieut. H. D. Wolfe $1,638,471; increase, $1,082,308; Standard Milling Company—Extra | jend of 2 per cent. on common “Certainly we have Borden’s Evaporated Milk” Your grocer’s most particular customers use Borden's Evaporated Milk for all kinds of cooking —wherever a recipe calls for milk. They know the name Borden is a sign of quality and purity in milk and milk products. A few cans of Borden’s Evaporated Milk always on your pantry shelves will solve your milk prob- lems. It is pure, rich, whole milk, with part of the water removed in the modern, convenient available form. It is economical to use. Specialiat In Home Economics Lecturer on Domestic Science Crumb Pancakes Leupful Borde japorated Milk i cupful barley flour diluted phul cold water — 4 cuptul corn meet Deupfule ate z contuls baking powder 1 teaspoonful « 1 egg (optiona nd for an hour or two in the d water combined. Then beat paining ingredie couk o@ an alumi a stone griddle if possible to avoid the use ecordance wii nes of the Food Ad- Ministration. Serve with eyrup of with melted jelly BORDEN'S CONDENSED MILK COMPANY BORDEN BLDG. NEW YORK UNSWEETENED STERILIZED MILI Well, Boys, Vacation’s Here! And with it comes the need for that sub stantial sort of play-clothing, that you can do most anything in, without Mother, Dad or You being bothered much about them. RUN-ABOUT SUITS, SPECIAL AT $3 For lads from 7 to 18 years and ready for rough and tumble treatment—just a khaki blouse with a pair of khaki knickers: Scout Suits, $4.95 and $6.45 Khaki Knickers, $1.35 Duck Knickers, $1.35 Khaki and Crash Suits, $3.95 Bathing Suits, $3.50 Palm Beach Suits, sizes 7 to 18, special at $10.00 WASH . And suits Special at $1.65 Of striped and plain color Galatea, Chambray and Madras, that sold from $2.00 to 3.00, but are offered (o you in sizes 3 to 8 at this special price of $1.65 becuuse they ure slightly soiled, Bull Brothers Broadway at 49th St 47 Cortlandt St. Cool, serviceable Leggings, $1.00 279 Broadway 44 E. 14th St 125th Street at 3rd Avenue stock, payable July 31 to stock record July 20 1h | CLOSING QUOTATIONS. | With net changes from previous close Al Net Nie low, Last, ch’ Ae halmers Bie i Ain. Hieet Huaar Amn’ Cor 4 + % Am. — <m + 1% - 2 + ¥ eerE ite] ee es we FS 227: FERECEERIES: Pi peitele tele oor PRESETS + % + % +8 + 4% 1% + ‘3 to + 4% +o] +4 #1 | + % 4 South R ‘ % mth Rg. ® Auudabaker Go. Texan Ch 1 Tetmoeo." Prod. United Cher 4 Un 4 + ¥ + 4 + 1% +1 + % =i” 1s Jen Trt | ta salen. tonal, |New YORK OTTON EXCHANGE. | crop report—Con- ps 85.83 January March May Mark points. LATONIA ENTRIES. Te ge ume, 11: 6. 16: Prawe of Gamo, “AN8: Leuwhares, ft Name * Apneen' Track fast Honds for Fo y 2—Fourth Lib- are being turned nds daily from the raving plant, in prep- They are iden ose of t en left o of the exact tei craton for in October in-form and third loan, ad TONIC-UPBUILDER ‘Try Eckman’s Alterative * Bt Size now 81,50 now S00 Price Includes War Tax. Kokmen Leberatory PZ ‘ {City hospitals Stubborn Coughs, Weak Lungs and Colds Vor many yeare thia Calcium prepara, | AU Drugoists ‘a tedelple 1918. | HOBOKEN LACKS HOSPITAL. | nereoee to & Atiintion Taken Over by U.S A serits deadiock in the h affaires of Hoboken was reached and the city Government te pital and it lance equipment, ar Hoboken is left with no hospital facilities, Former Judge John J. Treacy, rept resenting the Sisters of St Francis, urged upon the Mayor the necessity of abrogating the existing contract, in- asmuch as the Government insisted t should be free from obligation in| taking over the hospital. The Mayor refused to act until +he had received formal notification from the Govern- ment authorities. Meanwhile emergency cases from Hoboken are being taken to Jersey ———<—<$<$<—<__—_ | GIVE A VACATION TO KIDDIES. Soctety Needs ds to fend Tene- ment Children to Country. The Society for Bthical Culture bas issued an appeal for contributions to its Fresh Air Fund to enable it to give 760 children of the tenements two weeks’ outing at the society’s summer home, Felicia, at Mountainville, Orange | || County, The home, which is non-sec- | || arian, was established twelve yours | | | ago, and since that time children have enjoyed its ho: This summer the Fresh Air plans to increase its activities, an do this it will need more than the amount of funds owing to increas x penses due to the war. It points out the benefit to children of & period of fresh air, pure telligent care, Donations may be mailed to Milton M. Klein, No. | 861 Fitth Avenue, or to Walter H. Lieb: | mann, No. 233 Broadway. ! ——= { FIRE IN BLOOMINGDALES’. Small Blaze on Pifth Floor Docs Damage of 8200, A slight fire was discovered in thr fifth floor of the Blooming department store, Third Ave Past 67th Street Station, the alarm. ‘The blaze was in the piano an extra alarm patrols. 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It ac- cumulates on the skin, gathers up dust, dirt and impurities. ‘What soap really does Water alone, as you know, will not get the dirt off. You must use soap. ‘The mement soap and water come in contact with the skin, the soap separ- ates into two parts: one part absorbs the impurities that are in the pores, the other part forms a lather which takes up these impurities’ together with the dirt and dust and carries them off into the water. It was the need of keeping the mouths of the skin thoroughly clean that gave the biggest soap makers in the world the idea of making a soap that would do more than cleanse. They undertook to make a soap that would leave the skin antiseptically clean— what doctors call clean. They selected for their soap the anti- septic that is considered by medical © Lover Brov. As a matter of health it is hard to exaggerate the importance of washing your hands properly, and at Your skin is covered with little openings—the mouths of the fat and sweat glands. the skin on the palm of your hand, for example, con- tains 2,700 of these little mouths. Every inch of authorities as one of the greatest aids known for the health of the skin. This antiseptic Soap was 60 success~ ful that it was called ‘’ Lifebuoy’’—the saver—the protector. The rich, creamy lather of Lifebuoy Soap carries this antiseptic right into the pores of theskin. There it counter- acts the effect of the perspiration and waste matter that keep accumulating all the time, The odor tells why The ‘‘health’’ odor in Lifebuoy is found in no other soap. It is not a perfume —not the odor of a medicine — but a pure, hygienic odor that tells you instantly why the soap benefits your skin, Stimulating, invigorating, re- freshing! 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