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MUCH SUFFERING. By Taking Friend’s Advice| and Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. “1 was all run down in health, fi indigestion and terrible cramps ery month so I was un- able to do any- thing. I had tried | every doctor in every remedy I day when I w friend was at m house and sak ‘Why don’t you try Lydia E. Pink- ham's Vegetable fompound?’ So I did, and through I found relief from my suffering I really believe it saved my life. does not seem as though I can say enongh in praise of this wonderful medicine for the health it has brought me.”—-Mrs. Cora Lee Hall, West Plains, Mo. Perhaps it may seem an extrava- gant statement to say that this great remedy saved a life; but women like Mrs. Hall, to whom it has brouss | health, appreciate the danger saffering they have escaped too wait to donbt it! All who suffer should try it. Why risk life and health without it? For special advice write Lydia Eu Rag Medicine Co. Lynn, Mass ‘EAMBOATS. pes oh INCLUDING soMDAY. Rall, Conneetons 0, ail_potnts barsioen,. the "A dronaad Srroy. sels Se Tieeeaurant. fierding ‘eal onesday vollnes: Hicrding “deal one-day ‘vUl for information telephone Canal 0300, CONEY ISLAND pe Schedule SED NERDAY, TULY 37. 1 49. 3 a x ie ining 125 B88, 48, poiat Ht a WERKDAY i corres “THLPS Bak yfOUNTAIN cn POL” Fa t Round Trbessgtiaasy aad BEAR MOUNTAIN LINE. METROPOLITAN LINE To BOSTON ‘5: vie CAPE COP CANAL, Ewer St iaedl as Manco? diol = EXCURSIONS. Day EXCUKGIONS ’ SUNDAY, JULY 21 Lake Ay atoong Sipe sine haha ‘ean eT Nowert, ts Mauch Chunk $2.70, (War ta; )oce 13 $4035 Ln, W. 24 St, 6.20 . &30 A M, Jackson Ave, Jersey City, 8.49 A.M. Broad BL, Nowark, 8.45 A. M. HELP WANTED—MALE. WANTED STATION MEN AND TRAINMEN, AGES 21 TO 55, DIVISIONS, INTERBOROUGH RAPID TRANSIT CO. APPLY ROOM 1238, 165 BROADWAY, 9 A. M. TO 5 P. M, DAILY EXCEPT SUN. DAY. ~"*TOOLMAKERS. With eetoN Pa PAL MPG CO, RVARD. CHICAGO, ILL DOW TRIMMER and card Tris, arumen Pay, son 5 @ tnd 12. Alesandor He Meyer, 12x aaa FLATS & APARTMENTS TO LET, Seer) Bracr RET Oana » 42d to 41st Sts., 10th Av. j "4, 2, 3, 4 Rooms & Bath, $1.75 to $7.95 Weak decorate: shown ‘alr, 8 A.M. 6 jou Ygsiam v ‘Office, 367 10d ay! Phone Tr Extra Charge For It. te for The World tay be left at hfe, Disriet Meceruger aifice 19 whe ‘uty AN SHVED RED GROSS NURSES West Plains, also | could think of, | without relief. One| suffering greatly @ and not Tay tn ot he ti | Magnesia (in powder or tablet form— wer liquid or milk) 1s harmless to the | TRY ON THEIR HATS “SUGHTN UNSEEN” No Mirrors for Ther for Them as They Outfit for Service Across Seas, By Hazel V. Carter. Having your hat selected for you= and trying It on without a mirror © is the first lesson in q which must be learned by the 360 or more American Red Cross nurses who are outfitted each week at National Headquarters, No, 222 Fourth Avenue. “And this is the only phase of the entire outfitting that | woman objects to,” «ays Mra, M. G. Moody, director, who has the unfor- tunate task of selecting hats for Mee nurses. never allow a mirror to be wel ‘ACTOS IN STOMACH CAUSEINDIGESTION jefical authorities state that nearly nausea, eto., are due to an ox- cess of hydrochloric acta tn the stomach, iweation Is the formation of excess fa no sourness, gas or pain. Bi m= Tt te used by thous: of indigestion.—Advt, ing than I have. get medicine. SUBWAY AND ELEVATED) ai Bian ts Etsy beset Fut = Treat Diseased Gums, SETS OF TEtTH, Gold and Porcelain Crowns, Bridgework, Fillings and Inlays of Gold, Silver and Porcelain carefully made at Reasonable Prices. R198 Mi BADLY DECAYED TEETH @ 2 MH and Roots carefully extracted. Teeth thoroughly cleaned. Broken plates repaired while you wait or 2B sent LO mail. oft BLOOy, ajsortS [NG DerearS bres a DAILY HOURS OAM.TO7.OM, ann Motorman Not Losing Any Time “I don't think any one ever suffered more from stomach trouble and bloat- I had to lay off my run more than half the time and could | no help from prescriptions or| with unitorma. One of my friends advised using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, which I found to ‘remedy ever put on ‘he earth, [have | organdie collars |not lost a day since taking it. It is jworth its weight in gold.” simple, harmless preparation that re |moves the catarrhal 1 intestinal tract and allays the inflam- | mation ve the greatest Advt. To Help Make f | Strong,Keen | | Red-Blooded Americans 1 ED Being used by over three million eo” ple annually, It will increase, the Strength of weak, nervous, run-down folks im two weeks’ time in many in- stances, Ask your Doctor ml drug: gist about it. FOR § SALE. DIAMONDS \ WATCHES DIAMONDS ON ¢ cote ea Terme oF write, AMEMICAN WATCH & DIAMOND Co. S/AIDEN LANE: Phone Cort, 6867, Agt, calla ny AMONDS danisBrncwnn ‘on CREDI¥ © 37 MAIDEN LAN. “DIAMONDS BOUGHT BFor an |Rigainaserasome a rates SO9O0000OO | Published im The Evening World om Wednesdays and Saturdays ne setf-aacrifice the average ‘ his wife, violated the code of ordi | ais. nances of the City of New York, pro-| weak character, tend to tear away our vi viding that no person shall permit|taity, You must counteract disease fn its the driving of @ vebicle 20 as to en-|incipient stage if you would live @ happy m1 oo and useful long life, danger life, lib oF property -_ People a oi MEDAL. Hicarlam Ol Capmalen, « ° MG -‘MOOOW RED CROSS EQUIPMENT BO601G4-9-5-DGOADOMS A pedestrian who deliberately and| dined Pith acrenetn- et as a result of caloulation attempted to cross a car track in front of ap- proaching car by ordinary running, | and was struck, was negligent. Hub Peed ve NY hye, Con Appit, Div, ache, Kidney and bladder compiainta and tenths of the cases of stomach trou- | in any of therooms whereT outfit the digestion, sourness, burning, #8% | women,” . “lt I did, the Orst unit would stil be in New York try- ts some Deileve to a lack of ai: [8 OD hats intend of overseas nurs- jeative juices. The deli eae| Supreme Court of N. Y. acid in the Yesterday Mrs. Moody outfitted 150 tome | nurses of an up-State unit. As each nurse arrived she was presented with @ card containing a complete list of ind tasteag | Atticles necessary to her equipment. ounces of | Within a few hours the 150 nurwes left | the outfitting rooms with their hold- | alls containing a complete outfit. Mra. Moody has so pert that if necessary @ nurse may receive ths complete equipment within forty-eight presenting herself at Twho enjoy thelr meale with, ae | headquarters, ‘This includes a tailored suit, cut and fitted to measure, and seventy separate articles which are on the official list. “Woollen underclothing!” orled one of the nurses, as four sets of high necked, long sleeved vests and two pairs of tights Were handed her. “ don’t wear it in the coldest weather,” she said, wiping the perspiration ¢rom ‘The ordinary measure of general! poid at ali reliable r | damage applicable to loss due to car- guaranteed to do everythi rier’s failure to deliver goods with | money refund, Isled by false | reasonable despatch, is the difference | !mitations. a MBDAL o1 in market value between time of ar- rival and time when the goods should have arrived--Steinberg vs. Erie Rail-| road Company, 170 N. Y. Sup. 893. rtificial @igestants ere not needed a uch cases, and may do real harm. T d her system) 4 bequest to the Charles Knox Me- mortal Church jn Manila, P. I, held invalid, as being to an unincorporated religious sooiety, where evidence failed to show such church in the islands, though testator had con- tributed to an unincorporated church commonly known as the Knox Me- morial Church.—Kernochan vs. Farm. GREENWICH “FIRST AIDERS” “Wait until you get acroes,”-retum.|Dr. Zimmerman Instructs Police ed Mrs. Moody, and are out on night in the open. Y: With that #he handed out three pairs of pajamas, or three pairs of nightgowns, as the girls stated their Preference, and they were all of can- ton flannel. Half a ® Woollen hose and the same number of @ cotton were supplied white being permissible. One of the girls was curious about the necessity for rubber boots. “Why, these common sense shoes are enough of a protection for me!” she said, looking down at her heavy, low heelod shoes, “They'll look Uke a satin dancing @ slipper to you when you're wading Rad Flanders With the temperature of the assem- bly room at the Civic Club, No. 14 West 12th Street, registering around 86 de- grees, more than 100 women aspiring to become nurses Ustened for two hours last night to a lecture on first ald given by Dr, Edwin Zimmerman, No. 244 West 11th Street, commonly known as “The Mayor of Greenwich Village.” This Leaves the Skin These women were recruited from the || Free From Hairy Growths dozen pairs of ther black or purpose of the first m got together a number of women may be able to render first aid in times of AtAntronhe. : Capt. eT a 5| can Preginin J Clark of the 1th! ally a single treatment will banish unit Mrs. Frederick f f 18 West Et the Nurse man ts ne uniform of like that of Proves it necessary to war conditions, and the most striking chan, Cross uniforms is the nu uniform, which from tim ial has been the smart, white starch of the trained nurses at the front over are supplied f gray crepe, may be laundered without starch or District. Charles W. night jis per- | minutes rub off, wash the skin and McAlear is Assistant Secretary. Dr. Zimmerman. put his audience tn |xood humor by his terse and sunple | appointment, be certain you get dela- | he h as an entrancing public speaker, too, aa ‘was proved when the) Women who are losing two hours as they tistened to an in. Weight and energy—who J uctive discourse » ruts, |bruisns,” tainting’ and other fits, “ani ook pale and feel languid— | They cost about half| & And when worn and cuffs and usual cap and apron, Tt Is a) starched gown us from the) gowns, according to Mrs, Moody Unfortunately. which causes practically all! capes of biue with their red ining stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, | must be including appendicitis. \convince or money refunded. Lig- | gett-Riker, Jaynes and druggists everywhere. Otte dose will they are, they are y nurse's outfit. plain but trim Norfolk jacket of dark blue serge which ac companies the suit waist may be not a part of the Red stead is the A silk or flannel added besides the months, One “recreation dress” 1s allowed | This is made of blue practical style, and can be worn when | the nurses are off duty. In addition there ts ber poncho, a sou'wester coat, a sweater, a poplin, in a plair an ulster, a rub Joutfit are numerous cluded in the regular equipment wh jmay be taken § Among them are linkless pen with ‘three table’ to last a year, hypodermics, bandage struments which can be hought at cost tained In a locker which conforms to y received by Red Cross headquarters from a New York quarters here: "“T love my big sou'wester better than any party cape T ever had, i that I'm afraid I'll never Ic and not sigh for a single thing.” — 1,200 Rubber Work BRISTOL, R hundred employees in the pump and Raiter rooms of the Rubber Company domands were made , but strike leader pected to formulate # req row for a 25 per cent The plant empio, of whom will be affected. The com. pany bas war contracts. struck yesterday nerease in pay 4,700 hands, ali Compiled by William McMahon Evidence held insufficient to war-! ers Loan and ‘Trust Co., Applt. Div. | rant disbarment of an attorney ‘or| Supreme Court of N. Y. conduct in @ real estate transaction — conducted for him by a corporation! Where a woman deposited $500 tn and in which he was a party but did/ bank inf her own name in trust for not act as attorney. Disregard for) her nephew, she had a right to with- honesty and decency, necessary for draw the entire fund, and thus do- disbarment, must be inside of his pt stroy tentative trust in her lifetime fession.—In re Somerville, Applt. Div.| if she desired. | Sup. Court of New York. | | Courts are usually liberal in opening Where subscriptions to stock of 4) judgments for want of an appearance hotel company were procured by false whore ag: defense or excuse is dis- representations of promoters, SUb-| cjosed, th being no Imitation of scribers were entitled to cancellation |{ine on the courts power to open & of subscriptions which had been pro- | judement entered by default for want cured before the amount reaulired to/of an appearance..Roth vs. Pechin, |be paid in the company before it Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, could do business was paid, and we r not liable for indebtedness incurred | by promoters in bad faith and befure| The purchase of a ticket or pay- | the company had a right to incur in-| ment of fare is not essential to create | debtedness.-Whalen vs. Hudson|the relation of cs Hotel €o., 170 N. ¥. Sup. 855. jon & street car. Simpson vs. | Pennsylvania Traction Company, A separate agreement made while a| Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. hushand and wife are living together, will be set askle where provisions for wife's support are inadequate and WALK ERECT she made the agreement because of DS ee Spo in -AT EIGHTY & man of woman {a old does not Owner of an automobile driven by/meah that they must walk along bent over chauffeur at excessive speed, who did| and supported with a cane, A man can be | wi oin fast oF Bot; as he was talking with (rent? if Re nite the organs ef the body in performing thetr functions. whether of malignant of | 200-year-old preparation over the world, contains cleaning herbs. scription, and have been and are used by physicians In daily prac © proven their merit in ee ving. back all ailments arising from an excees of urte ya | Gc MEDAL, Caprutes are | THE EVENING wortp, WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1918. RED CROSS DIRECTOR WHO FROWNS ON VANITY IN DEPARTING NURSES Latest Decisions of the Courts of Last Resort Cool Summer FROCKS daintiest shades of rose, new for women and misses mourning wear touches make this display most interesting. Frocks of Satin, Taffeta and Crepe de Chine—Na Taupe, New Blue, Plum— a stunning trimming feature of one is combi and bead sabrelders are finished with silk whi tant part in t of some really smart styles. 11 pour dental plate rot lovee, wabbly and drops, you can get tomtant relle! from these tortures by using DR. WERNET’S POWDER For False Teeth GET TIPS FROM ‘ AYOR” weet which are prevent. Guar anteed to give eationction by Wernet Dental Mig. Ca, New York, N.Y. AT ALL GOOD TRADE DRUGGISTS MARK Two Sizes, 60s and $1.28 Emergency Nurses in Their Duties. in the 1th Police Precinct organized the Medical, Sur Nurses’ Emergency Unit The (Toilet Talks) We aon who | A stmple method for completely re- | moving every trace of hair or fuze ts here given. This is painless and usu even stubborn growths. To remove hairs, make a thick paste with some powdered delatone and water, spread on hairy surface and after about 2 Hersey, nt Secretary, and Miss Florence | the hairs are gone. This method will not mar the skin, but to avold dis- asing himself. tone.—-Advt not only has the repu- | of being a fine practitioner, but | omplainingly sweltered for to treat them He told them ail ie, doctor ‘o care for ihe patient unl | need the healthful effects of monkey with f ward the close ¢ meetin, » close | the tor picked out from his audience one of the prettier women, and using her for a patient gave a practical dem their | onstra Jon of the use of the tourniquet | in stopping the flow of blood. She sub- | | mitted "when assured she would not bo | i] Is | fy 4 It is the plan of the officers of this two] unit to give lectures and practical dem of white mercerized cotton which are/onstrations throughout ‘the sume tan washable kid | gloves are worn with the uniform tol s match the especially made shoes with ESTABLISHED 1863 “It's Easy to Pay the Kelly Way” Long Credit Easy Payments There 1s no house so liberal redit policy, go ready and will help you select the furnt i ra i $65 to $350 263 Sixt Avenue )) 7. KELL YCO. 104-106 W. 17th St. Out-of-town deltverion ade by our motor trucks. nur, Leather and Ta pest Girls’ Middies and Skirts Lin ari atyles—all white or Poll pleated models with cam- wi many are braid trimmed. deep hem. TWO ATTRACTIVE SPECIALS FOR Popular one-piece and belted models, in percale or gingham trasting trimming touches— aines 36 to 44, Housedress Day.....1.94 Blue or gray stripe ging- hama, one-piece models--well made—three-quarter sleeve— alaes 45, 50, 52 Allover and medallion effects on light and dark grounds. x12 feet value $26.50 & 828.50 Finest Wilton Ru Popular throw size in excellent Swinging Hammocks Oe triped or figured pe Our reg. $1.68.. Nurses’ Red Cross Aprons Good quality cambric—iong sleeves—our reg. $1.94 HEARN Fourteenth Bireet Weet of Pith Avenue Summer Shoppers Find Varieties AT EVERY PRICE H-E-R-E Special Clearaway Prices for With These WELL-CHOSEN ACCESSORIES and at Comparatively Small Outlay for the Warm Days That Are Sure to Come Racks upon racks of these smart Summer Dresses are to be found in our SPACIOUS AP- PAREL DEPARTMENT Most DESIRABLE * FABRICS, STYLES and TRIMMINGS. Frocks of smartest Voiles in gingham patterns and Milanese Silk Gloves White or black, with contrast. Dresses of plain Voiles in blue, pink and green—amart stripes, also plain shades ing stitching.” Special, par «7 trim of pretty silk embroi- suitably smart for any occa- dery or practical shirt waist sion—also favorite polka Pretty Camisoles styles developed in good dots on light or dark grounds, = i ——— quality gingham, with shawl including black with white, Crepe de chine and collars of white pique—sizes that is so desirable for trimmed—ribbon and THESE VALUES ARE EXCEPTIONAL ALSO: At 13.44 At 26.75 Crepe de Chine Envelope : In delicate pink—dee trim Frosks of ott finish ft Foulard and Satin Frocke— med with tes my tna feta—oclors are savy, Bi tucked Georgette vestees of special value,............ 1.04 ey Mera annul cares temi-tailored atyles;. in fact, Glove Sitk V ted eotuce vant site cow Mr i Donte Sot LU is utterly impossible to give Good, serviceable qual any idea of assortment. At 19.75 At 34.50 shoulder _straps— pleated coat model or blouse style with novelty belts of Gloo Silk Union Suits Blue front panels deep fringe-—novelty collars —also White Georgette Dresses White Silk Boot Hose in variety of splendid models. nag tS aaa Lisle | sole, heel and toe— straps—pink only— buttons ony NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS Children’s Socks White with topa—sines 5 ONE THURS- DAY. SALE DAY Satin Ribbons Of Excellent Quality White Lonidale Jean MIDDIES | SKIRTS 1.62 | 1.33 Our reg. $1.94 | Our reg. $1.68 6 to 20 yrs. 6 to 14 yrs. colors to Ie every demand— our reg. 88... +++. toles trimmed—our reg. 87.67 and 6847...... colored collars and cuffs— brie bodies—well made with Indispensable to the Summer Wardrobe of every girl is the All-White Middy Costume—becoming, cool looking and comfortable at all times, CUT PRICE SALE OF About 1-3 Less—One Day—Thursday ' Thursday— eee : Housedress Day Boys W ash Suits Women’s House Frocks Our Reg. Our Reg. Our Reg. Our Reg. OUR REG. $247 $1.45 $1.95 seins $3.96 Housedress Day..... 1.68 Tomorrow Tomorrow Tomorrow Tomorrow x eam Me 1! 1 OQ | 1.45 | 1.95 | 2.95 Ilere’s a remarkable mid-Summer event for money-eavers, u isudlly big assortments. ‘These suits comprise manufacturers’ samples (and you know what that means—the choicest of the makes) and selections from our own famous stocks. Extra Size Dresses SPECIAL FOR partment from opening time tomorrow. Boys’ Wash Suits, 1.00 Boys’ Wash Suits, 1.43 (Our Reg, $1.45 Grade.) (Our Reg $1.95 Grade) RUGS For Thursday Seamless Wool years. alloped—2} to 8 years. Brussels and Velvet Rugs Boys’ Wash Suits, 1.95 Boys’ Wash Suits, 2.95 SS Middy, Dutch and Russian styles Fine Midd. Junior Norfolk, Eton Sailor collar. modelo — plain short or long sleeves — some with detachable collars and cuffs 3.04 —many with combination col- | Jyuiy' short” or lare--white, tan, blue and khaki | gome have ® pairs trouscre--3 to —3 to 8 years. 9 years. A CLEARANCE OF designs. Set Gnde~ ae To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted. No Mail or Telephone Orders. 36x63. 15.50...,. 10.94 ; pa H nie ae s $1.75 Crepe Meteors 1 2752.97 Women’s & Misses’ Skirts 1.87 Seco: irade— ~ ull finish-—dark and medium White Gabardine and Pique— 36x63—reg. $9.97....... VAT colors. medium and extra slzes—gathered SI LAB. MAIN FLOOR, backs—detachabdle belta—novelty ; coke 7" 9 68 et. Yard Wide Mohairs estou]? SKuwns—amcony FLoon, eave Mixtrous finiah—cream, brown, rmure navy and black—for” bathing | $293 Women’s Taffeta Flounce eu skirts, et DALES GOODR-OLAIN FLOOR, | Heatherbloom top—fl unCce 33 ct, Romper Suitings.........../... 28] plain coloraor changeable effects Attractive stripes and Large assortment of sities” | PETiood RS -SmOoND FLO i, rective, sy + ABI ithe FAUILCS—BABKMENT, | and val WEE DEBS FANE 38 ct. Little Tots’ Diaper Drawers of $19 94 Serim Curtains 1.27) Fine cambric—ince or emb and Ara lace inserts trimmed | INFANTS" DEF $2.94 Young Men's Trousers om to 3 yrs SHCOND FLOOR, Finer to 8.04, Ace CURTAINS RASH! iark 59 ct. Bleached Sheetings sink ¢ BOYS’ CLOTHING TH oucriarsng: Brice ang 28 ct, Bleached Turkish Towela Ep ysgecey RRR ualities at Stand for sort, a he w file pik, model? te 38 77m SAVINGS and SERVICE tarry 1S -1AIN FLOOR, duck nn genesis, Band Aprons FAO Mone Subtest neces AO 18 t.Gingham & Chambray Rompers Good quality ginghams in stripes fla na yrown and gre and cxiagd MEN'S CLAYTHING PH TIeD FLOOR, 1 TOR Bungalow Aprons $1.00 Men's Union Suits nt or back ip reg, $1.38 ub RNISHINGS—-MALN FLOOR, THUND FLOOR, mas 1,18 | 35 et. Children’s Underweer, 200 quality Lisle and Men's Summer Pa $1 perc otc.—atripes and plain | also drawers, tight knes or lace colors t frome Urimmed—a Pury N'S PUINISILINGS—SALN FLOOR, KAI DRAW EAR: MARY FLOOR, May a woman freshen and At4.18 an ke 78 At 5.46 Our reg. $7.44 beautify her costume daily. shoulder straps—reg. $1.28 .O4 y — white or pink—tallored tope or ribboa Pa 57 i SNOT vy, Black, New models in Georgette— Our reg. $2.17......-...... L. OF American Beauty or New Fine quality — ribbon shoulder our reg. $3.97.,....-.... 8.37 OUF TCG. .78.cscecerecanee OS OOP 10D BBicvecceccccces 0ST 5 wide—light and dark Black Marabou Capes and and Site lined — some are ostrich -6.97 Toilet Articles Continued Here are big values that should bring throngs to this de-. Various attractive stripee—many All white—plain colors and neat trimmed with contrasting colors | Stripes—many with embroidered long or ehort sleeveo—6 to 7 | sleeve emblem — come calles ae oo culls ray banded, otherm MORNING SPECIALS—Today and Tomorrow Until 1 P. M. and } i hirts low neck fabrica, sleeveless short sleeves oi eects Sal