The evening world. Newspaper, July 25, 1918, Page 10

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THE EVENING WORLD, THUNSDAY, JULY 25, 1918, | Milli ire Chained Lik D | SUBWAY TRAINS MOVE t TE a TRIA ied Tee oe Three By Eectens THROUGH GAS CHAMBER I PLUDERS OF gp a" MAD LURE | Chauffeur and Paris ‘“Midi- neite” Said to Have Chained Rich American Like Dog the blaze from working above | m where jt atarted—a room| h merchandise of the firm of} Riker-Hegeman, druggists, s ted at $1,000, yy ma ed t when they stepped Many of them held thelr noses as they ners ) a vire| The cause of the fire has not been learned, iTON, July 2%. — The ral to-day announced! | g the week ended July 19, ad to fight for some time 190 sick and wounded of the Ameri- | ‘sa'womnia rie ance” f Monvoe Doctrine vom three aides or|brovent to the United States for Guarantees Safety MONROE CLOTHES e-| tion at army hospitals Jan ’ | Guarantee Saving i of We M n i terday 1 ‘ He | m= | i sid was oils : ee SN aOR - eh Slater wt as Slater was so terrified he tramuied, tra Heal your ‘skin with when I 6 name was pron COULD NOT STOP ; THE HEADACHES dstetteFut-ates" 22 (or Fruit Liver Tablets) 112 COBURG ST,, ST. 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The night that 4 in a banquet was a nin the anctent feast- | all and after imbibing freely of | | tine vintage Slater asked Anna to be | | hia wife | The girl promised her answer in| the morning. When Slater awoke | Al from his potations he found himself | NEAR 60" STRELT | | chained to a dirty cot in a cow stable by a dog collar about his neck and | short links of steel, Before him was Cash or Credit { F Oven Evenings Ti @ o'Clock, “1 never realized honograph and a stack of records,| @uhata seap could do boorish French youth sat! gfer the shin until my r him, The indi-| gmateatcamp gave me i cake of Lifebuay.” Pledge to Buy W. S. S. Requlary| Holzwasser Home Ny. Talks No. 355 P con rraph music until the latter ‘octane oa Camp life is the real test of soap |to him, present a checkbook and a fountain pen and force him to sign pa conn at be HE HT A soldier must keep healthy — his skin 4 ‘ ‘ CWS ten ned bled Mla tonsthgis must always be in good condition limousine After a day's traininc, the soldier spiration. Every day, your skin picks comes in chafed, sore —covered with up dust and dirt, MONROE perspiration. This perspiration often Black and White Label Monroe Special Protect your skin from these acids and | Palm Beach py OE CLOTHES WHITE FLANN trritates the ski i it is chafed wach becaune perspiration contain acide and impuritien keep healthy, Nowadays | at waar TROUSERS - Alyy POSTERS OF US, MARINES. the acids In perspiration. are so strong 186 the value of prevention. sassy eat $ y hed f West Side by that th t loth ll distinctive line of high grad 5 no Shh St Comiown Car DAUBED WITH BLAGK THK and blue cloth red. Decauss vf ti ogh? Ste Your ebia the, papas dally | hie em % Room Apartment mean $245 | moisture, moreover, perspiration easily Believed to Be Work collects dust and dirt, d Band ot German MANHATTAN 42 nd Str.cor war Begin using Lifebuoy today. See how When the soldier washes with Life- —_ its creamy, antiseptic lather refreshes— Duoy, its rich, creamy lather not only = cleanses—protects. See how it keeps cleanses his skin thoroughly — but it BRONX Bergen Ave., 149 mst can keep your skin in fine condition. | | our skin clear—smooth—glowing wi carries into the pores a most healthful Eoin OOS == EOE Tie 50 E42 nd'* ¢* MADISON BROOKES ; antiseptic. This soothes the sore skin— NASSAU “ “7 FRANKFORT ourt & Montague- counteracts perspiration acids and im- The odor tells you why SCORTIAND’ BwAY Fulton & Hoyt - - purities —prevents irritations—keeps the | 14th *¢ opp. ACAD MUSIC §87 Fulton at Flatbusn skin clear — smooth — radiant with The“‘health’’ odor in Lifebuoy is found 23rd * cor BWAY Q NEWARK-151 Market St “A ef health. in no other soap. It is not a perfume — | 734th ree tae 2 . JERSEY CITY-Newark avatee the M not the odor of a medicine—but a pure, 59th #7 at COL CIRCLE =a J y 1 ¥ y rth and tette ‘ Reranm Liseuey, Geape the ate hygienic odor that tells you instantly 125th "cor. 7AVE PATE RON: 220 Main St. cuc ne cr jon, e i} - > Bee ear ee eat tatren meatal alain why the soap benefits your skin. One CHRYSTIE «+ at CANAL YONKERS- Gc (1) Square | whiff of Lifebuoy and you realize why it ‘ k camps. cleanses so thoroughly —why it purifies and protects —why it improves your skin, “Tne 4 ema to have got some Your skin needs this protection : AP : mee ev da Try a cake of Lifebuoy. Use it for sponge: ery day the face, hands, bath—and watch yous' , 4 Sy 2 4 Bast aid e ekio improve, q Every day. {a ordinary life, your Gray Hair 4g ; . ekin throws off about a quart of per- Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass. + - - . jee aoe EVENING CLOTHES Banoutned the ? aric. S ae Retail Clothiersa; lel : | | BOY GIANT DIED OF GROWTH. At 19 Yanninck Was 7 Feet 10 and = ® es @ = a “ ° = 0 THE FOREMOST MILITARY CRITICS OF EUROPE y COLONEL, REPINGTON GENERAL MALLETERRE ’ i eaid t : of ENGLAND of FRANCE set i WRITE EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE NEW YORK WORLD . These two authorities are impartially interpreting the great events in Europe. No two men are better qualified to explain their meaning. If you want to know just how things stand at the Front, read their cabled articles to The World, telephored directly to The World. ©ai! 4000 Keekman, New York, oF Brooklyn Office, 4100 Main, Py qrey vT he col eet inches _ long was 10 feet long and it was found ene | | burial plot was not lar; Bah “id re | an adjoining ong bad {obo oh Sabi perma Reems oe

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