The evening world. Newspaper, July 10, 1918, Page 17

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By Cousin Eleanor. is a brand new Taina treat g the Kiddie Klub cousins on of the klub outing at the bie Coney Island amusement park. It is} ave | seon when you visited Luna last mer, Each season the management | of Luna, under Mr. William Hepp, tries to offer its many patrons some out as novel and instructive. This For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years | Ctl the Bignature of Co-operate with the Govern: its fight against germ-laden dust. this menace from your home. dust comes in. With the O-Cedar Polish collect this dust. At the same t to dust the high places. banishes this hard work as it banishes the dust menace~ oe / it does both at the same time Your floors and wood- work will fairly glisten and every atom of dust will y/ be removed Ask for the new Battleship Alodel Atall dealers / Your satisfaction guaranteed or your money refunded y WOMEN! \ “sl faenwes s\ DAUGHTERS! ,. You who ‘ive eanly: are pale, haggard and wom; ner vous or iritable who are subject to fs of melan choly or the times Mesa nseeen Your SeGA ad 50 4 Whole Family Sick All of my six brothers and sister, well as myself, have suffered since childhood from stomach and liver trouble and bloating, I thought it van in the family and that I conid never be cured, but, thanks to Mayer's Wonderful Remedy, since taking it} nearly a year ago I have been ¢ . ing the best of health and feel like a new person, | have from anything harm less pre s the catarrha 4c allays the inflammation practically all stomach, tinal ailments, tnelus ing appendicitis. lose will con- vince or money refunded, Liggett- Riker, Jaynes and druggists every- where.—Advt BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. im. | Ker, who had arrived in London, sum- | The Dust Menace | ‘The Government advocates plenty of fresh air in the home but when you keep the windows open in summer the polish your floors you beautify them ‘Then there is the work you save No more getting down on your hands F and knees. No more climbing on chairs / | OC Pe f Chanast Chemical Company CHICAGO - TORONTO - LONDON i Tour Maps SRT ee een es THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 10 fe, mek oe sce" HO 1S HOW APPEARING AT | “But a few mo ‘. _-HEALY'S GOLDEN BLADES ‘Over ing # Panorama het to laent publicly | There” It is no pond finn ad bad alliance between the 4 pub but this gigant the painter's e poration inte of the brush dat t year 1788. | certain Democratic leaders t was th eacher and}. Since then the President has” declared re painter thought of It, He that a time of grave crisis has come it the life of the Democratic Party in New Jersey and has pleaded that the party prepare itself for service in the democratic solution of the great goverr mental problems that are here and that are coming. ‘The President has called for Democratic leaders in New Jersey who will put service first and ‘whio have genuine sympathy with the mass of men.’ Thero are many such in the Democratic Party of New Jersey, but they are not conspicuous up front just now. They must sone u8 front.” PHOTO IDENTIFIES LOST BOY. World's |was Robert Barker, and he lived in poro, Scotland, His first pano- rama wns for indoor view, (‘Over There” is an outdoor pano-| rama.) Barker took his idea to Loa- don and explained {t to Sir Josbua Reynolds, one of the greatest mast- ers of his day. That famous painter pronounced it impractical and added | that if ever Barker succeeded in car- trying out his plans he, Reynolds, would get out of his bed to ace it Sure enough, a few years later Bar- moned Reynolds from his breakfast table to see his panorama of the City of London. Reynolds was entranced, | and the great portrait painter was ever after the devoted friend of Bar- | ker, the man wh | most instructive ting to others levents. “T Yonkers respondent | Alda tn Restoring Child to Parents. | ‘The Evening World's correspondent at Yonkers, lo sking through the morn- , saw a picture of A nd under it the ques- this? had invented che a Heawes Gonoen method of transmit: ee © view of historic}, of Waterloo” waa} panc t Barker's greatest war panorama, It | undoubte was executed within a year after the | battle was fought “Over “Over There” is the most marked | painter example of the art of the retire elect that hu shown in the sad a Rat been picked up by the hey had bee several The greatest has known was Makes False Teeth Comfortable To make & loose wabbly. dropping false teeth At well and feel comfortable is the purpose of DR.WERNET’S POWDER Fer False Teeth the panoramic a ribo “Over There” would urprise of any one going Thomas r ually four miles of front miles deep of the rdy re three French shell | ge and bridge, ment in Banish | torn foregr a military |ammunition trains, ta of marching soldier vattle and the ¢ Ie nan tone duction and wi any one desir! firat hand as p | ida tight. The fret appli ineudady weer Mop you ime you {ig from fale (eth trou bien Guaranteed by Wermet Dental Mie. Co., New York, N. ¥. ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS ‘Two Sines, Oe ond $1.25 than | Unsigiaty | ly plenpice and | dozen Luna Py ri attractions which | | ie aaane tt tie tein aoe oe | | Sivteechamlsoioel | AVE NO IDEALS. lyenneey Senate Candidate, Calls ‘BEECHAMS | Them Unfit for ( | Forw Largest Sale of An: Sold everywher: The Frening Wor . July 1 In an ad- yunty Com from the o Soothe Your}, Itching Skin With Cuticura | a: The World’s 1918 Summer Resorts Annual Po wil to PRE e nay A A Vacation Necessity Bigger, Brighter Better Than Ever Six Pages of Automobile Hundreds of Announcements of Hotels, Boarding Houses, Resorts for the Summer Vacationists. | PRICE FIVE CENTS—8y Mail Ten Cents. For Sale at All World Offices and Your Nearest Liggett Drug Store. Ruspberry Je Whipped Cream. Closed Saturdays During July and August | ‘ Address ‘‘The World Summer Resort Bureau,'’ World Building, N. Y. treet sina aia" . As Originated By Us 18 Years Ago, ‘ aes aha nl .- ——— nnn = Complete Assortments of Summer Stock" Sale for a Day—Thursday WHITE TUB SKIRTS The ‘ demand we are offering a splendid assortment of attractive new skirts at a price so low as to afford the purchase of several Mu pearl buttons. and Sailors’ ONE-DAY HOUSE and PORCH FROCKS Cool, simple Summer styles and exceptionally low price WOMEN’S HOUSE FROCKS. Special Practical, good-looking models of striped gingham Our reg. $2.47 models, —uttractive stripes and checks PRETTY PORCH FROCKS— ‘To prevent dealers buying, quar Summer sii st iam 6, aN Our reg. 3.45 Grade | | 6. Fine Mohere 36 inch 53] 54.96 Boys’ Summer Suits 3.65 ; ity haegaln” at and ort 5. Com HAIN | Lonmin ' v sider 23) $1.15 Men's Porosknit Unien Sits .... 85 31 et. Ribbons 23) $1.17 Women’s Sateen Petticoats 88 i Dwi fin $1.28 Crepe Georgette 98) or ct & $1.23 BD Women's Cotton Union Suits... 78 went ° aT et Little Tots’ Tub Dresses 76| , a Sidels- taster alts | $1.97 Crous Stripe Curtains 14 hursday Viste Deel ssiconD ¥ | Din ohiee te j v y 74 ct. Childs Pi 7 a my Luncheon Special ret ee 5 \ Sis—Basmuny aS HP i | 4 ct. Huck Towels 23 is tt Chatham and Chanieiy | TOWELS Mt AEN Rompers 58 | 98 ct. Bleached Sheeting ...........0. 74 WOYS! FUL HIN erie ¥ ane MUSLIN: BA MENT 1918, HEARN centh St t Fifth Avenue You Always Find What You Want. HERE, and at REAL SAVINGS, Too No Inventory Until End of Summer And Here Are Thursday’ Attractive Accessory Offerings WOMEN’S HANDKERCHIEFS designs, embroidered, For Women and Misses Gabardine —Pique—Novelty Fabrics 1.17 Our Reg. $1.78 Pretty corner in colors Our reg each Our ry 75, half doz, 43 MEN'S AND BOYS’ HANDKERCHIEF Initials in white or 12 Half doz.... 6% DAINTY NECKWEAR A splendid assortment of collars and sets in new matefials and colors 1214, Time for Wash Skirts is here, and to meet the popular any differe ent style pockets and belts are featured, as well as Thursday, each. Regular and Extra Sizes RADICAL REDUCTIONS On Women’s and Misses’ FINE SUITS Price Tickets Tell the Story! See Today's Evening Journal or Globe for Details, Thursday Our regular .47 SATIN RIBBONS 5 inches and Jemand wide—light colors to meet every dark Thursday, yard. ... Our regular .38 Soldiers’ THURSDAY A One-Day Sale of SILK REMNANTS Below Present Wholesale Cost ; Needfuls Money Belts At 46 to 1.50 Razors Of every description 1.00 wo 7.00 Shaving Brushes :68 to 1.95 Trench Mirrors 16 to 1.87 Khaki Handkerchiefs +126 to 24 Army Knives @ (Combination) 17 Soldiers’ Kits the small outfit at 1.93 to more complete affair at %.O67 After a most suecessful silk season we now offer hundreds of lengths most desirable for Dresses, Skirts, Waists and Trim- mings--we have priced these so low that no woman can afford to overlook this economy-opportunity. The Mat@ials Include Colored Satins, Taffetas, Mes: Crepe Meteor, Pongees, Charmeuse, Sports Silks, Checked and Plaid Taffetas and Satins, Striped Tub Silks and Crepe de Chine. All these lovely and all are Department, lines, erepe de Chine, fabrics are conveniently Main Floor Come— examine the pri you'll be amazed at th this season's styles displayed on center and colors tables, Silk -tags on these quality silks bargains offered you. ALE (THURSDAY) TABLE LINENS 4st Special This offering is not a restricted one s mark an-event out of the ordinary in the sense of incompleie pattern range of limited assortment On the contrary, these are from our own fine stock and regular prices will prevail on the grade offered after this sale. PRICE REDUCTIONS ON 70-Inch Linen Damask full, range of patterns— . 1.86 d Napkins 1,7 -90 Sizes 36 to 44. HOUSE FROCKS Our reg. 83.47 2.65 Plait and striped ging- tles are the HOUSE FROCKS 1.68 | one-piece and belted in percale or gingham pular om! $3 ane Inch Merce | white pique or 5 in colors set | off the collars, cuffs and belts th contrasting trimming uches—sizes 36 to 44, | sizes 36 to 46 Our reg. $3.94. ich Purd Linen Napkins 3.15 lovely peated. shirt model is of one-color gingham in pink, bln Our rem. 4.50 3.92 green, with white pique collar, cuffa and belt. “Another is of two tone ; iped gingham and is effectively trimmed with » contrasting plain color Pe BR biden Pree ly ae d tiny velvet bows—elzes 36 to 46, 76 lery. Mayonanies Business Hours, 9 to 6.