The evening world. Newspaper, August 15, 1918, Page 7

THE EVENING WORLD, MAKE YOUR LIVER DO ITS WORK Use R. & G. Pills, a vegetable com- eat containing podophyllum and ied laxatives for the liver and | bowels. R. & G Pills stimulate the GOT THE SIREN WORKING. Navy Yord Jackies Tested It by Wak- ing Up Brovkiyn, Scores of Brooklynites in the vic STOCK EXCHANGE “ADDS 10 MICHEL NEMORAL FUKD nity of the Navy Yard thought there was an enemy air raid on early to-day liver to create good, | awakexed by the shrill blasts of healthy bile Good | some even ra healthy tile aids}: :es for the “vu 2 digestion and keeps| Police received scores of calls, and for the blood pure,|a time even the intrepid bluecoats did pent Oe Pimples} not know whether the warning was a porary effet from the face, stops! joke or in earnest Inquiries were] Sends Check > aki ning halt forming, headaches and:bil-| Anaily made at the Navy Yard, where |* an nn for $200, Making berve devtrvying dre, jousness, relieves] it was learned that a number of Jackies otal Si ceived Over | constipation and puts roses in'the cheeks. | had been repairing a balky siren and um Received Over | 10¢, 25¢ the box. Get a box to-night. | had finally got it into working order. $29,000. when Do not renetira which can ave tem) The added to it up to noon to-day $434.10, Mitchel Memorial Fund aad bringing the amount of contributions up to $! 9.51, When the committee which ts to take both fund and mo- morial in hand is ready to start upon its labors to make the movement city wide it will have a healthy foundation on which to stand, i The biggest contributor this morn- ing was the. Consolidated Stock Ex- change of New York, which inclosod a check for $200, and from that sum FOR FINAL CLEARANCE ; " _ at ge the contributions ran as low as 10 We have PUT ON SALE in these Stores Jcents, The Columbia Amusement | Company 1 Coudert Bros., lawy 2 400 PAI jewch sent checks for $100. ’ | George Gordon Battle, the attorney, , || wrote of Major Mitchel in his letter OF nelosing a $26 check: “He was a man of great courage, high ide WO , marked ability. His eer was use- in the greatest and noblest of all} sacrifices.” and will close them out at the | dive, 25, ‘Raymond, aiaiy years sal following Prices | of No. 892 Forest Avenue, the Bronx, have been ten dollars, Others coi NO APPROVALS $16 Fifth Ave., cor. 43rd St. 411 Fifth Ave., at 37th St. Broadway, cor 31st St. is and NO RETURNS | Broadway, cor. 38th St. | 1095 Broadway, at 23rd St | 297 Broadway, at Duane St Girlal Make beauty lotion at | home for a few cents. Try it! Squeeze the juice of two lemoi into a bottle containing three ounce of orchard white, shake well, and you have a quarter pint of the best freckle and tan lotion and complexion beau- | | tifier, at very, very smail cost. Your grocer has the lemons and an, drug store or toilet counter will supply three ounces of orchard white | for a few cents. Massage this swi fragrant lotion into the face, neck, | arms and hands each day and see how |freckles and blemishes disappear anc | how clear, soft and white the skin be- teomes. Yes! It is harmless. Advt Buy War Savings Stamps and back up the Boys over there Lemon Juice |, For Freckles | | Vv. Hi | Ramap Stern’Brothers | West 42nd Street Between 5th and 6th Avenues West 43rd Street Marble ble Cc and GUAROANSHP OF PRINCE LEOPOLD I$ RESCINDED Kaiser's Cousin Was Placed Under Interdiction Because of His Extravagant Habits. AMSTERDAM, Aug. 15.—The guard fanship under which Prince Friederich Leopold of Prussia was placed last June has been rescinded, according to the Zeitung am Mittag of Berlir, Leopold of Prussia on of Friederich Leo- pold, first cousin of the Emperor of Germany. Last August he was placed under interdiction by Count von Bulen- burg, Minister of the Royal Hou charged with extravaga tion brought about court ec! 8 which when Emperor Wi action of Cou JOS. PULITZER JR. ENLISTS. Enrolis in Washington tn the Naval Aviation Corps, ST. LOUIS, Aug. 15.—According to @ despatch from Washington, Joseph Pulitzer jr., editor of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, has enrolled there In the Naval Aviation Corps, ground service, after being rejected in the flying ser- Vice on account of poor vision He will report to the Great Lakes Training Station about Sept. 1 > Prince Friederich is the younge: nded in June approved the STATEN ISLAND NOTES. The N has rente bo nal Catholic two houses War Council the Finger Hospital b, ® Aspinwall of St in Immanuel Chi nday_ morning pit next Sunc Hamme ton, who Weater- Again OC 1, Weston of Wester: n th had. been in of a num Hills, where he ebar Hills. Mr oxer Dunne of back from the Catakills Vanderbilt Chef to Serve Marines, an Ricroch, head chef at th rbilt, enlist ag a Provisional Serg in the Marine Corps. If he passes the physical ts, he will be sent to Quan- rine Corps training camp, rope to supervise kitchen Ricroch recently traine veral hundred cooks from the mer- chant marine at the Hotel Vanderbilt, Five Killed TOW was summon Killed in we ssterday in thre a flare-up of yer holes of ny, near here not known, p of the ace oMeials that it was Continuing To-morrow, the Offering of Ree Men’s Genuine SHANTUNG SILK SUITS Heretofore sold for $21.00 at $14.75 Cool, comfortable suits for those hot Sum- mer days—possessing besides unusual wear- ing qualities the style and _ individuality which particular men desire. Unreserved Reductions, Friday, in MEN’S OXFORDS Our Regular $8.50 to 10.00 Models Included in this timely clearance is The leathers featured are SKIN, CORDOVAN, All sizes but not in every style. lasts, Men’s Shoe Departmen:. at $5.75 and Black Main Floor a variety of smart W and Sixth Ave HITE BUCK. Tan Russia. Entrance 1417-1423 THIRD AVENUE NEAR 60° STMEET FURNITURE Cash or Credit Openg Evenings Till 9 o'Clock, Buy More W.S.S.—They AllHelp iT Mislenaaaee Home al Talks No. 362 Zales, now ay the F A4-Room Gea VALCE ve $375 = French and Spanish Spoken Here Write lor Kew 60. Calalog and Pere Special Sale Circular pasily reached trom West Sideb 26th or 59th St. Crosstown Cars. 86th or S9th St. Crosstown Cars. A 3- Room Anton iE AS- Room Mae 3 THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, LOST THEIR CITIZENSHIP. Two Former Americans Are Sent| lis Intanc, ing to ree sufficiently to join the | 1 of Solace Sh Am Army. Dr. Goldverg says! py Jan ». Bilis, ° e a e jot o the leased whit dl fon of the Rev. Dr./i9 enlisted with the Britian there |. Pustinar perp laa tee IR of Savannah, Ga., and Dr.| years ago, and he thought It would be | Virgin Mary will be held to-day at the | Max rived at an Atlantic port to-day, were rent to Ellis Island, having lost their | swering routine citizenship by enlistment in England before this country entered the war. Lilis was gassed at Ypres, went again| gp LOUIS, Aut. 13. Anheuser-| It I8 expected the number maknig the| to the front and was wounded 0/8 large bre i] here, are | pilgrimage will greatly of| i ‘draw eer onitalde | forme y this chu eet] severely that the British discharged | hey have called ip All| the th tines of Our D one oft him from service. 1918. pahid for enlistment with the: Américan CONEY ISLAND 1 PILGRIMAGE. ‘orces, but his wounds barred him. | So he decided to come home, hop-|tarwe Crowd a good thing to visit incapacitated by probably will be rch of Our Lady of Solace h Street, Coney Island, following the “]annual custom of the last three years, | | This is the feast of the Assumption and imit Sate of|% holy day of obligation for all Roman | Catholics. ldberg of this city, who ote in Weat Anheaser-Basch to Draught Beer, tines of Our Lady o Ho applied abroad | their salesmen d St [in the Un PERFECT FUR STORAGE 38th Street 39th Street Half a Hundred More Blue Serge Capes In a Smart Military Model, Braid Strapped, On Sale Tomorrow at $19.50 Capes that earlier in the season would command a much higher price. A model universally becoming be- cause of its very graceful lines. In finely textured navy blue Serge, with deep collar, cross over fronts and full ripple back, braid ‘bound. Third Floor. Introducing New Models In Women’s Serge Dresses At the Very Special Price........ Smart phases of those practical and decidedly fashionable Serge Dresses which are assured a certain vogue for the approaching season. Extremely clever models, featuring Long Straight Panels and Red- ingotes, Tie Sashes and Broad Girdles, Collarless and Vestee Bodices and other distinctive style touches. All conform to the silhouette in their straight, slender youthfulness of line. new The Advancing Cost of Serge and the Constantly Increasing Demand for Dresses of This Type, Make This an Offering of More Than Usual Importance Third Floor $25,000 Worth of Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases At Greatly Reduced Prices for Tomorrow (Friday) Only. A Standard Quality featured by Lord & Taylor for years. ize 63x 99, | Muslin Sheets, size 81x 99, | each $1.69 | cach $2.08 8, size 63x108, Muslin Sheets, size gox 99, cach $1.85 each $2.28 72x 99, | Muslin Sheets, size gox108, each $1.85 | each $2.48 Muslin Sheets, Pillow Cases, size 42x38 1 » each 38c » Size 45x38), each 48c size 50x3814, each 54c Muslin Sheets Pillow Case Muslin Sheets, size Pillow Cases, Second Floor Special Sale (Tomorrow Only) Curtain Fabrics At. Prices rarely found on such artistic, desirable curtainings. Assortments equal to the most exacting der at 28c yard Plain and Figured Mar- Money-Saving Values in Domestic Rugs That should be taken advantage of tomorrow as these prices cannot be duplicated after this stock (a really choice collection) is sold. In- cluded are American loom made Wilton Rugs in discontinued designs and colors. at 19¢ yard gured Curtain S&rims. Wilton Rugs Oriental Designs Reproductions of colors as well as designs . $57.50 $5.75 gxi2 feet 27x45 inches Seamless Styles Artistic colors; plain and bordered gxi2 feet $69.50 $6.75 27x54 inches Wool Fibre Rugs Excellent colorings; rev ing chambers. an early selection gxi2 feet.... Fifth Floor erisble. Suitable for sleep- Limited quantity only, hence wisdom of $12.50 quisettes. Highly mercer- ized. White, ecru or ivory. Especially pretty for bed and dresser sets as well as bed and Jiving room cur- tains This below at 15¢ yard Curtain Scrims. Short lengths (up to 20 yrds) only; excellent assortment of patterns. White, ivory, ecru, price is actually wholesale cost Fift Mainly ecru, but some white. 36-inch width. Double borders on dainty durable, yet fine, Limited quantity. at 40c¢ yard Scotch Curtain Muslins. Per- the last opportunity fine, at any price, ivory and | patterns; Unusual value. haps to buy these sheer Scotch fabrics h Floor. Mid-Summer Sale of Furniture Featuring Furniture for the Dining Room Sale Opportunities Affording Greatest *Possible Savings on Suites and Separs te Pieces that in every way conform to Lord & ‘Taylor Standard of Quality in Artistry and Craftsmanship. Hepplewhite — mahe limited quantity out at less than rst $9.85 chairs, a to close William and Mary action and ina Cabinet with 1 h extension ‘Table atity (3 suite ten} very attractive Purch Special © Patterns of Reductions Finely Constructed Dining Room Furniture 4 piece board, 4 pieces (3 suites only) 10 piece mahogany Suit Chinese Chip | inch sideboard; suites only) ece mahogany Suit sq-ing! 10 5 Lou board iece mahog Suite; be Sideboard; 44 Serving I 11 Arm Chair Si. mahogany Suite, | 1 period; 60- ingh Side- 175.00 | 60 - $195.0 00 board; 10 pieces able 10 piece mahogany Suite, Chippendale; Go-inch, pide. board; 10 pieces. 5.00 | (3 suites i | : cleeg | William and Mary design, 60-inch sideboard, $295.00 (2 suites only) walnut Suite, inch side. $345.00 ¢ 10 _picce Georgian; Queen 6oinch sideboard lab} and t $295, 00 eth F 10 piece mahogany Suite, | Anne Walnut Dining R g3-inch China € $ 5 held (free of storage charge) for future delivery. if desired. | $15.00 om Suite Arm } } ]