The evening world. Newspaper, July 22, 1918, Page 13

« on tener Tenet naan ene wane ene te, ‘p} pS Rich an ererw Sees a a ES TES SSE Hundreds of east side striking pl-|funeral director who op ‘ters of funeral steeds gathered at| average of eight busy hearses ¢ Hearse Drivers’ Association, No. 168 ‘ $ " ES «Sire ay to dives] Ghanne because wie | coach Owners’ Asso: to “com t h 1 ¢ 1 ve his w thdrawn by the Ceach I, have raised the p' Owners’ A ation without rea a SETS Lhe tinct times. OF according > an offic The funera s Refuse To Work ack coach, wn b oal black | directors were willing to grant th Regular Retuse a arger: ned harness, | Increa heir regular men, but no Unless “Extras”? Get Raise ‘ funeral ex. {tthe extra drivers. The regu . | drivers of mber carriages ha of Fifty Cents a Trip. Jact Because struck in symp: with the extr - h Swies ‘Thus the matter stands to-day The high of dying is rapidly | together with added costs of shoes for According to an announcement, th he hig P developing us uation. | his horses mitted an »| Coach Ow Association threa ‘A Word of Precaution. ST wherein lies the reason for the use of vegetable preparations for infants | and children ? Why are any but vegetable preparations unsafe for infants and children ? Why are Syrups, Cordials and Drops condemned by all Physicians and most laymen ? Why has the Government placeda ban on all preparations containing, among other poisonous drugs, Opium in its variously prepared forms and pleasing tastes, and under its innumerable names? These are questions that every Mother will do well to inquire about. Any Physician will recommend the keeping of Fletcher's Ovstoria in the house for the common ailments of infants and children. eet "ALGOHOL~3 PER GBNT- AVettable Tropa Treparstnabels similating theFood ingen Letters from Prominent Druggists addressed to Chas. H. Fletcher. §. J. Briggs & Co., of Providence, R.I., say : ‘‘We have sold Fletcher's Castoria in our three stores for the past twenty years and consider it one of the best preparations on the market." Mansur Drug Ce., of St. Paul, Minn., says: ‘‘We are not in the habit of recommending proprietary medicines, but we never hesitate to say a good word for Castoria. It is a me Hegeman & Co., of New York City, N.Y ‘We can say for your Castoria that it is one of the best selling pr ‘ations in our stores. That ia conclusive evidence that it is satisfactory to the users.’’ W. H. Chapman, of Montreal, Que., says: ‘I have sold Fletcher's Cas- toria for many years and have yet to hear of one word other than praise of its virtues. I look upon your preparation as one of the few so called patent medicines having merit and unhesitatingly recommend it as a safe household remedy."’ GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS BEARS the Signature THE CRNTAUR COMPANY, NEW YeRK CITY con LIES AHBOHTS WHERE TO GO AND HOW TO GET THERE Exact Copy of Wrapper. HELP WANTED—M WANTED STATION MEN AND TRAINMEN, AGES 21 TO 55, SUBWAY AND ELEVATED DIVISIONS. * INTERBOROUGH RAPID TRANSIT CO. APPLY ROOM 1233, BROADWAY, 9 A. M. ®P. M, DAILY EXCEPT SUN. DAY. STEAMBOATS. x STEAMBOATS. — — Vacation Resorts Plan your vacation journey by Day Line Big fast steamers afford direct rail connections for the popular resorts of the Catskills, the Adirondacks, the Berkshires, Lake George and points North, East and West. The convenient and comfortable route between New York and Albany Through st 9.00 A -SIAMONDS WATCHES 2° $1 Weekklyj aren ome IV! Frc eam Jweekly sarunoey (2 eekly FPR TTT tad Cagine omens Diamonds, Watches on Credit er 35 ‘ova pA MOS arial and Troy Evening Line tickets DIAMONDS ON CREDIT fs eee eet Meron RIOT MM. (or Boe Waren AN & j AFCA LA Thitne Cort beet ae, call fh and Poughkeepsie, an DIARENDS: return to 42d SAMESBERGHNN C 37 MAIDEN LANE 24 Poughkeeps 3:10, for Bear Mountain, West Point, Corn Kingston Point, Catskill and Hudson Half fare for all soldiers and sailors in un Religious and patriotic services each $ Mountain Park. Hudson River Day jase Desbrosses St. Pier Tel. Canal 9300 New York 2, Bea: Sunday World “Wants” Work Monday Wonders. | Children Cry For : J2 | said the dairy| tious Weather This Time. Klub tryout right fresh | | companies been icine | their enemy alien employ acide oak ved crown -u |them out of the barred e| ¢ alt overs Lit Wednes- [litish and cry.” Bbe will recite | d Chey Hove You can hardly wa tt bes Auctioneer" for you on Wednesday can you? But it's only rena suey and then down to Luna I > | p—on the swings, in the boats, in | Rallway Shopm Strike Averted circus and on the scenic rail pa BAER SiR inte ih -ENING WORLD, MONDAY, JULY 22, 1918. cnet" Kiddie Klub’s Luna Outing, ee siaae Show and All the Fun, one thi Find Avene "incl Sees LO Be Repeated Wednesday ; : ot aaa Our Fine Stocks Yield - wh yim bh is } Tn | 1 time consumed ts ap ° * i! Many Special Values ur Alt east inlay Tuesday Only mere comauted with one hice ony SALE EXTRAORDINARY!! emeteries Via 8! et nd el Jevated | ,; e e a ee Lingerie Blouses mobile hearses used them to advan-| So unusual are the prices and so charming the : inasmuch as the Sfty persons styles, you will indeed hesitate to say which sur- t ain ba TT hear Sion prises and pleascs you more, the prices or the styles hes, the drivers fear they we are able to : 8 Ke 4 Mi ee of “| nd CASH SI eiNGesaisiy ymbre industry by striking. > Pat | years of successful mi iehandliing. Ste Se TEN MILK WAGON DRIVERS 80 1.47 2.24 ARRESTED AS ENEMY ALIENS Value $1.00 Value $1.95 Value $2.79. ee Dotted Swiss and | Voile Blou Voile Blouses, in Federal Officials Say Companies Vale Bisuses; ia | styles ; ny styles nd indi- Had Been Warned to Keep Them simple, tailored | and — other < ‘iawtig: he rout Out of Barred Zone styles, flat and con- | ieee cad Val lives square and V-neck milk wagon drivers employed N n by the Sheffield Farms Dairy were arrested this morning as enemy aliens when they drove to the milk depot at 135th Street and the North which is a barred zone one driver employed by Leaf Dairy Company was The prisoners are William Walter, No. Street; Harry Behreni Maple | arrested 520 West 131st 350 West ihe Tronx; Dietrich R. Rade: | Eyening World’s Seashore Party | ‘hat that Kraus, No. 616 West i25th| Was Such a Big Success It Ana) Adolph Wens No-oi80 Weatl| Has to Be Done All Over) Willia Again—And_ the Weather|)" he 1 chance " n= Man Promises More Propi-! ter jittie Miss Mildred? She'll be and if ye did twas Harry rancis has a ‘ex the High t would sure set you crazy e's wo sweet | and pretty! | ays, Oh, my! Your Cousin Fleanor has had a | tark with the Weather Man and he's | yj “| promised to have just the nicest day Jin the year, @ regular summer day, tha ver La iT TS teen HEARN Those who h Hearn's will Yard-Wide Wash Satins 13 lines 2.38 Special! vertible collars. frillings and tucks. SUMMERY SMOCKS... Value 82.07 A large selection of unusually charmin k Smock modes include variations of round and square with and without and belts—materials are bl “ chambray and creamy white beach cloth, trimmed in contrasting plain colors and hand smocked, Midsummer Offerings in SILKS bought DRESS FABRICS Along with the special of- ferings listed below you'll find this “truly wonderful” Wash Dress Goods depart- ment alive with the latest and daintiest creations of Wash Dress Fabrics. American Dress Gingham—S? inches wide — plaids, stripes and plain colors 88 Special at Cottons, Make in silk “repe Meteor desirable d finish, fashionable plain colors—reg. $2 white 75 quality ch Sating——quality suitable yall drean purposes— light k and medium colors $2.00 1.74 Mercerized Popling (silk luetrous and eable——fashio dark and medium co Novelty Skirtings white s with large variety of" ° AF Voiles —— 35-38 ins, light and dark grounds, Customers stripes, plaids ar : Are Invited to and allover floral effec 30 GRAND RA the same as | Wee ay. ond all Gay aha kl ik she nh PIDS shows in Luna will be f you | FURNITURE ghts tuinleng Visit Rest Rooms Adjoining Restaurant ti Mixed she yee lard and gingham 838 mochnteio' wars THIS WOMAN HER LIFE | es es folks rides will be open to yous | Eri Strikes Machine in |% Down 00 $50-00 oe Luna rid whip: She Was and | G00 + 7G-00] ents Pl the Chutes, Captive Acro kills Her | “ © 160-00] Furnished |) witching Waves, Kea Mil e045 9-00] Complete P] piane ana Safety Firs! tonal eet 4 990-08] s50t0 $500} Ant then gs ed you Adah cieaneins 25.00 “#300: Panly and are a whole 19 OF New York bound kana FREE BRAss BED just for a minute. ‘The pr és Sina ing With Rvery i w ers ) ‘aad Pirten Be far F Open Saturday Evenings 164th ST, L STATION AT CORNER COLUMBUS AVE: BET.103 & 104"ST ' the ehe 1.36 $1.27 White Ramie Linens % Hudson Navigation Company pital Bet 5 a Bab ne \ | $247 and $2 75 Pebeer's Hammocks BE fs ind wreen | a 0 — vals Dron Steamboat Co, how Teeth peta Fi Foon CONEY ISLAND ve *, $1.25 Men's Pereshat Union Suits 85 | | 94 Crochet Bed Spread t j Plar ty Seok utd, | Now wa 19 do na ser WEAR MAIN FLOOR | a te NDE ne 1 & os hohe reuenra 73| 9 ct Bleached Shertigs re Td KAWAY BEA w ap i Knick : pi a ROC ee Blearo ¥ 1 Save Decayed Teeth, ' ‘ Acmen : ; ‘ ' Tighten Loose Teeth and TH Cream Madras Cur id PRDAY and SUSDAY TU H Treat Diseased Gums. its 6 to 17 yrs. bee, Sims with OUNTA * otto W ETS OF ‘TEETH, Gold and made 4 LACK CONTAINS BASEMENT, “a now ay ce Crowns, | Bridgework, ‘ me | Playing Cards » & Nin {Ina « Silver | 1 i A Wiens i . cfully made FERRY backs. 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