The evening world. Newspaper, August 22, 1918, Page 9

if THE BV SMeel Output 16,500,000 Six Month WASHINGTON, Aug Steel Institute, * ration, met Steel Aaministrator Rept rall prices and m MANHATTAN 42 nd Str.cor Bway +7 MADISON 5O E42 NASSAU + -’FRan«rost S CORTIAND’ + Bway *topp. ACAD MUSIC ith z 23 sain 59th ry ae Y ue) “” 1 at PION Vons for The steel committe of the American Iron and| more ¢ headed by Elbert H Gary of the United States Steel Corpe of the War Industries Board to discuss cer. BWAY #¢ at COL.CIRCLE cor. 7%AVE CANAL | ra but the fo: to tease steel tion Honest Advertising TS is @ topic we all hear now-a-days because so many people are in- clined to exaggerate. Yet has any physician told you that we claimed unreasonable remedial properties for Fletcher’s Castoria? Just ask them. We won't answer it ourselves, we know what the answer will be. That it has all the virtues to-day that was claimed for it in its early days , istobe found inits increased use, the recommendationby prominent physicians, and our assurance that its standard will be maintained, Imitations are to be found in some stores and only because of the Cas- toria that Mr. Fletcher created. But it is not the genuine Castoria that Mr. Fletcher Honestly advertised, Honestly placed before the public, and from which he Honestly expects to receive his reward. Genuine Castoria always bears the signature of | Production te of the i GERMANY a BY NEW TREALY i the daily it news ought itute the ‘m on c t potent admoni- ens, Get Shipping for Food Are Made Public. NEW YORK, Aug. 22 Terms of the commercial treaty recently signed by the Allies and Sweden, and which is expected (o diminish the sending of supplies to Germany, were made public here to-day oy Axel R. Nord- | yall, cial Mmission lof th ernment to ese Men Hav ° COME ACROSS They Are at the Front NOW Monroe Clothes Are in “Class A” For Service If conditions don't permit you to go across and help hasten our ultimate victory, you can help out over here by spending as little money as possible, and spending that little as frugally as you know how. By reason of our “down to brass tacks” method of operating— direct from maker to you —in our low rent Upstairs Shops— we sell Monroe Clothes (Fall Suits are now ready for you) at less cost to you than these same high grade quality clothes can possibly elsewhere be offered. Take the Monroe “‘short flight to ecanomy”— and Save. MONROE | CLOTHES $25 Clothing of the finest quality fabrics—at @ wonderful saving. MONROE CLOTHES $21 A datinctive line of high grade Clothes that are super values. BRONX Bergen Ave. 498% BROOKLYN Court & Montague- Fulton §& Hoyt - - $87 Fulton at pal NEWARK151 Market St JERSEY CITY-Wewarrk ov nt Bop AS ee -220 Main X. ie Getty Squan GU Details of Pact by Whiclr Allies sve tthe ‘lea SIGNALERS MAY BE SHOT. aaa WORLD, THORBDAY, AUGUST? iaanevens eawme| 400,000 TICKETS SOLD , osal FOR POLICE FIELD DAY reals, coa have ‘and President Wilson, Marshall, Roose- velt and Clark Are Invited The ekholm roment, ac to Attend cording to Mr. Nordvall, has given President Wilaon, Vice-Presiden fatisfactory guarantees that no] shall, Champ Clark and © f00ds imported to Swe from Allied elt have been invited Day announced day the Police Field Saturday tom cesioner Wallis to countries or any p ping the Alli d toa igning of t Deput Three Wy ired soldiers recently Allies and Swe Pershing's fo mitted, was a vi Ace by] Wounds or “being gass latter Government of the Allied | under the supe f blockade. Conditions in Sweden, he[son of Surgeon General stated, Were very serious More than 400,009 tickets ve foodstuffs of any nature were std, Col Jacod Ruppert ¢ my shipped out of the country because t of domestic scarcity hased 11,000 tickets and expresset Acecording to the 5 of the; Wish that they be distributed to agreement, Sweden's acceptance of | army and navy camps. Any commodity from the Allied Gow-| Officers and satiora from the Brazil ernmen S as an emt: on the anand Argentina warships lying in ame commodity produced in Sweden Will be preser Wh ceeeasnainaneb noon as gue Ho The: by, motor to the of Deputy Comm I be taken afte rack Major James D. Ord, stationed at} West Point, yesterday issued a warn- ing to persons along the Hudson| jBiver not to, do night sienating o¢| WINDOWS “BOMBPROOFED" IN SAVINGS STAMP DRIVE | rested or even shot. The State Con- | |stabulary asked various Police De-| |Partments to spread the warning. | —_—_— Mysterious lights have been seen | Salesmen, Opening — $25,000,000 flashing from high points along the Hudson, the West Point ord der | Drive, Reproduce Feature of | terms these “unnatural and in some | meat t respects suspicious.” Paris Air Raids. Eacapes After Running Fight WIOh| a oening of the aaleamen'a drive U Boat Of Nantucket. | AN ATLANTIC PORT, Aug. 22.—a|the sale of $25,000,000 worth of War | British freight steamship which arrived |S4VIN&s and Thrift Stamps before mid | to-day from European waters waa|"éht on Aug. 29. thin strips of blue lattacked by a submarine yesterday af-| Paper in artistic ong ternoon whe et. One tor. © pasted across the | pedo wa res throughout the missed t yards, mem! The submarin erissere 4 can shelling | the ship, and the returned. by |! the Britisher, A fight lasting | & more than an hour fc the freight: | Jer finally outdistanel ubmarine many store os PAPAL CHARGES DENIED. ing etween 40,000 and & part in the In operation in the els, in the Pennsylvania ns, in many on busy corners, in | Doesn't hurt a bit! Sore, touchy | corns lift right off with fingers. Magic! of nuncios at Li nte « ‘Appointment and Pekin, Rodehe musical way to under the N War Work « Fen Ships Launched in a Week | | WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.—Ten ship | Costs few cents! Drop a little | with a total deadweight t of 5! 0) were added to the A | Freezone on that touchy corn | instantly that corn stops hurting then you lift it right out with the |» t Marine in the week er Board the ah fingers, Why wait? Your druggist sells a|” tiny bottle Freezone for a few cent ifficient to rid your feet of every : é ¢ oft corn, or com éetween | yrather 1 Fei ; and calluses, without ore mor ness or irritation, Freezone is. tl | much talked of discovery of the Cin einnati DVICE : &. Ca Lewis Baker hair ts combing dandruff nt something 22, 1918. MITCHEL FUND lowe y Dodge of No, 293 Broad- 1 his cheek for $100, J. oT} ntry, If | Francis Fatow of Rockaway, N. | been spared added another dollar to $6 already , \ © his sterling — contributed $2 | Check for $100 Received From M. Hartley Dodge—Othe Contributions. 14 The World office r the Mitche Memorial Fund The yntributions mour 1 to $104 in a making # tal of $20,105.08 Mrs, Julia Uh1 of No, 202 East 96t Bireet nta ” with w i} ¢ w Pepto-Mangan loo! F you are weak-bodied, § I weak - blooded, weak-nerved, build your blood and body with Gude's Pepto Mangan “The Red Blood Builder” Popto- Mangan is made only by , M. J. BREITENBACH CO., NewYork Manufacturing Chemists Sold by druggists everywhere and — AT THE 22-24-26 WEST 34TH STREET STORE THE AUGUST FURNITURE SALE AT THE MTH STREET STORE is an exposition of good quality furni- ture, Special Auguat price: olfered for the present A desirable advantage you have at Spear's is that you may pay for anything you select in small separate “This is the Life.” only. You are sure of getting ing not possible later. The st furniture sights in this payments weekly @r monthly what is strictly the best at « it affords one of the lov Sublects, pee SPECIAL, ety Take 60 Days, 90 Days, 6 Months, _ Mf _a Year or Longer to Pay for Any- ~~ thing You Purchase at This Sale HE, Four-Piece Queen Anne Dining Suite Finished in Mahogany You will find at this sale an almost entiless variety of Dining Suites Na Colonial Period Golden Oak Table and 6 Leather Covered Chairs Pable with 6 ft hair and five 2-in, Dining rf Aes 7-Piece Louis XVI. Period Bedroom Suite ¥ Finished in American Walnut Dresser, Chiffonier, full size Bed, ‘Voilet Table, Chair, ereca Fibre Rockers and Arm Chairs Uph derful buying opportunity although and this sale will be » matter of history furniture selling occasion like this and prices. consequently higher. Spear is cloring out AT PRICES the furniture, carpets, rugs, linoleums and drape the fire-proof section of the ruined warehouse on furniture in m hardly traceable draperies oke odor Use Spea y for your purchases. ol stered, $13.95 No upho Porch Rockers and Chairs $1.75 to $3.95 GOLDEN OAK DINING NIVt th " | QUREN an COVERED ’ } . Rear! StieE $44.75 ese TAT MAHOGASY $32.50) irae MOKRIS CHAIRS feather) | Coveret” in - $26.75 leat AND RECORD wi is Moste ANISH in Brown $197.50 Ma Leather vou re § MAKY “st Cone SPEAR'S NON-RUST SPRINGS As low as "s22.50] con UrHorare Rep - KRISH TORY FN AMET erstufted | ANT CRIBS ‘$26.75! a» Auguat Sale Fresh New Goods at 22.24.26 W. 34 St. Closed Saturda P.M. During A\ ETAL DAY BEDS . "$17.35, it BEDS With invisible hinge The smoke-da Some of the rugs See the goods, see the pr at $169.50 BED $4.25) rou Ariece Martha W Colonial Period lolden Oak Buffet Three- Piece Overstuffed Library Mahogany Finished Frames and Loose Cushioned Seats 1 suite with BU In all sizes, posts and %-ineh f Sale at, Spears lSt5 6AveStare of tanned furnitiire 2¢ SALVAGE PRICES From Our Recent Warehouse Fire| ,. Not very many days remain in whch to take advantage of this won- The stocks.are rapidly becoming depleted. good selection may still he made-a week or ten days more New York has never seen « With merchandise generally scarce Every Article Sold on Spear’s Credit Terms ANNE TAPESTRY |S EVE ARY p A GENUINE) \ $10.50. The | Spear’s August Sale—An Exhibition of the Finest J Solid Mahogany V ington Sewing Cabinet $1475 Suite ; $937: -50 Satin Finish Brass Bed with 2-inch $24.75 Genuine Englander Couch Bed With Imperial Koll Edeo Green Denim Muttress In Battleship $23.95 AVE. i $219.75 SPEARS SANITARY MAPTIESS Felt, all, sizes. $16.75 EYK MAPLE ae ANN RED. COLONIAL DROOM SUIT) $189.75 Smoke-Dama; suite. SPEARS ; COMPANY =