The evening world. Newspaper, September 6, 1918, Page 10

10 DESERTER IS SENTENCED 0 BE SHOT IN BACK Socialist Councilman of Milan Op- posed War and Fled When Called to Duty MILAN, Sep ‘ anni Fassina Municipal Council be shot Ne proper The militar ones for « later recalled | front. He opp his Socialist Bwitaeriand fora. time of @ military t tha the back has POSLAM SHOWS. YOU THAT YOUR SKIN WILL HEAL ou have ne idee untead you have| Policeman says 9 actually seen its work, how speedy; Gather 61,000 Le and dependable Poslam is and how it will justify, time and again, all the) © confidence you place in it—to make your skin healthier, more sightly 18th Street, When Eczema uring Pimples, tional troubles, used to drive them away and fur- nish the safe, efficient treatment. Poslam does so much and goes so far. "For free sample breaks out, disfiz Rash or any erup- Poslam should be charge, they enue A Sold everywhere. write to Emergency Laboratories, 243 | a: ‘West 47th St., New York City. Urge your skin to become clearer. brighter, better, 9 th | window use of Poslan Soap, medicated with | window. Two HIS “KAISER WILL RULE” TALK GOST MUDGE $10 FOR ARMY, EAT 15 BANANAS; Restaurant Patt itron Insisted on Mak- ing German Speech WO HELD AS CLOTH. THIEVES. Watched Men | Michael La Central, twenty a and Larry Smi v. Bheshan and Night Watch- William Rubin, after, the police aspiring to m had packed up $3,000 teen worth of serge cloth in the ladies’ tail- ment of David Kingateln | ¢ man says he watched them! t fr loot and then pounced o Larry was caught in the | 545 ay, while La Central was stopped through the daily 9 a shot after ‘diving through a rear Two others got away over THE EVENING WORLD, IF YOU'RE UNDERWEIGHT DRINK 20 GLASSES Ur WATER RE EARS On eae 1s Diet for 13 Hours “Put On” Four | Pounds for Youth and He Was Accepted. - r Here in a bananas 4 drink twenty | Glasses of water intermittently for | rteen hours. | formula is ab: 1 by Harry © Mr. and Mrs. Bushwick A put on" abled by the diet to get into the ish Battalion through the Br Canadian Re ing Mission yn, to He was en-| Jew | Buy War Savings Stamps regularly—and often | 7 | ——- B Altman & Co. : | H The Store will be closed at (2 noon to-morrow (Saturday) Madison Avetur « Fifth Avenue 34th and 35th Strerts been in your results are only too apparent, the life and luster of your hair be sapped out, Sfewbro's Herpicide a iy Tea Neasitcthe {wl ‘e- besutiful form your Gull burteriess hair into soft shim- mering tresses, Try @ bottle of Herpicide in secret and see how quickly your friends will note the change. 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At your dealers ED Monessen @ ROBBINS, New York 500,000 Low in MIN Fire, CHICAGO, which de- Fire, Milliny Exceptional Specials in | WINES & LIQUORS For Friday and Saturday Only Our sale last week proved that Goldberg's prices attract people from all over the City, and they bought heavily when they came. Pending adoption of the new increased tax schedule, we offer another opportunity to wise and economical buyers to stock up. You can't beat our prices or the quality of our goods. Purchases of $10 or Over Delivered Free Outside of Greater New York. Immegiate Deliveries on Phone Orders, Phone Columbus 2171-2170. WHISKIES. COGNACS. Bot Gal Old Crow Rye or Wilson. $1.85 - Old Taylor 1:85 = pag Old Aster Rye at 1.75 7.00 a John Jame Irish 235 — | J = i ~ 85 - S. Remy Martin®® . - q 325 - 335 = GINS, 245 Gal w 300 == | Gordon Dry 8 — Banff Scotch. ..+40, 2:15 10.00 | Bols (Jugs) , a Herm 1.70 - » § 2.20 1.75 bi 13 cea A. Lait 1.75 -_ i = | Imperial... 1.50 7.00 190 | — WINES. 1.50 6.75 Bo! Gal, 1:25 6.25 | Imperial Reserve Port, at 4 2.00 Green River ........ 1.65 — | Golden Cro $5 2.00 Gibson Rye 2.00 7.50 undel Y i Rherwood Tye 1.90 7150 | Riesling &§ 40 1.50 Old Crow Bourbon, qt. 2.00 7.50 | CHAMPAGNE, » 2.00 8.50 Pts. Case, Pts. a 1S Ste | Ava 2.00 48.00 Qts. ; Piper Heidsieck. 2.00 48.00 #2 Moliy. & o | London club. 1.00 24.00 case atin “1.68 bid | Du Barry 1.25 30.00 less. Martini es Gold Lack (1906), 2:00 48.00 French Vermouth 75¢ quart | STOUT and ALE. LIQUEURS. ¥ Stout .3.35 dz. pts. Peach, Apric aapberry | 3 ut. 2.15 dz. nips Cherry or Strawberry, 1.40 - Burke's Bass” x 3.50 dz. pts. Many Other Brands Not Listed. 1% Discount on Case Orders or Over. Si jal Prices to Hotels, Clubs and Cafes. é These prices subject to change upon increase of taxes by Government. STORE OPEN UNTIL 8 P. M. iL DB EE LI DBE 859 EIGHTH AVENUE Between 51st and 52d Sts. On West Side of the Avenue. Convenient to Subway, L and Street Cars. Brooklyn’s Biggest Credit House 219, 221, 223, 225, 227 164, 166, 168 and 170 _ Grand Street Smith Street Ave, BROOKLYN Cor. Wyckoff St. t With You and Get Discount Off Your Credit Purchase When Opening a | Clothing tor Your Whole Family on [Steet ‘Koons $76 F Warm Weather Clothing r Cent Men’s and be Men’sSum- 18:98 mer Suits Bent Styles, Well Made, Newest Fabrics and Colorings. mint i, mel “Tigh ny Boys’ Weight hits O98 Le a ae Derspte cloth, sit” woods. res “4 Girls? Sum pgs ive Ys feith tor all woNW aND SATURDAY EVENINGS O@6B ROOKLYNSO@O0@0O000e) The Largest Millinery Store in America MYRTLE AVE. AND BRIDGE ST., BROOKL' Trimmed Hat Sale Saturday 500 Sample Trimmed Hats > From New York Manufacturers + $9. .98 VY, Their Regular Price at . Not a hat in the lot worth less than $4, and many could not be duplicated for less than 810, Tomorrow is the last day of this Sale, but we have added many new hats each day— so that the Values and Styles are equal to those given Thursday. but TO GIVE ALL WE CAN FOR WHAT WE GET. leases Open Saturday Night Until 10 P. » ANA LAX Account _ _Easy Terms REFRIGERATORS oO% 9 ILGOX’S Our Motto is not to get all we can for what we give, © FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, ODOR’ PODIOS: Ono! se 2 ox OD COOCOODOD || Fall suit, at notable savings. | offered this season. | fashioned, made with lisle tops, heels, soles and || slight imperfections in the weave. | price and are excellent values. | Sale in our history, | most beautiful open-stock china patterns, in which single || At $47.50, from $59.75--Imported China 1918, hy wes fy hh ie BRAT Store Opens 9. A. M. Closes 5:30 P. M. |__Private Subway Entrance, Hoyt St. A Sale of Voile Blouses, $1.98 for $3.50 to $3.98 Grades Fichu, Frilled and Tailored Models This Sale offers a splendid opportunity to purchase Blouses for the new | The Blouses are dainty and charming, the styles being the most popular They were bought specially for this Sale; and we have our- selves lately sold the identical styles for $3.50 to $3.98. Almost all the Blouses are trimmed with fine lace in filet or Valenciennes patterns, and many are pin tucked, and finished with pearl or crochet buttons. Becond floor, East Building, Women’s Black Kidskin Shoes, | $6.95 Pair nee Fall frocks and suits demand new high Shoes. Saturday we offer three different styles of |! high lace smart Shoes, made of fine black kid- | skin, each at $6.95. Both welted and hand-turned soles are shown, and j| Louis heels covered or of leather. Becond floor, Weet Building. Women’s Silk Stockings $1.19 Pair Black, white and colored silk Stockings, full toes, are offered at this price. They would be marked considerably higher if it were not for At $1.48 pair—Black and white full fashioned silk Stockings, with lisle soles and tops, are shown at this Second floor, Central Bufding, Misses’ Tweed and Oxford Suits Are New at $33.50 s Splendid for any number of occasions are these plain, smart Suits with their trimly tailored, youthful lines. The skirts are close-fitting, the jackets belted, and nicely lined with peau de cygne. The model illustrated is one of two attractive styles priced at $33.50. Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years. Besides these two models, we have a large assortment of other styles a — ; fabrics, the prices ranging from $33.50 to $93.50. Misses’ Serge Dresses, $19.98 to $39.98 Some are made with combinations of Georgette, others with braiding or/|| embroidery. The lines are the new long straight effects so much favored. The skirts are narrow, with braiding, or finished with turn-back cuffs. Some have braided panels. All have very new, smart sleeves, collars and belts. , “Z, Misses’ Cold-Weather Coats of Pom-Pom Velour, Silvertone,, || Crystal and Normandy Cloth, $32.50 to $93.50 | Second floor, Centra! Building, ;|) AUTUMN CHINA SALE | For Saturday 10 to 20% Savings | on Open Stock China Dinnerware To continue what is by all odds the most successful China we offer for Saturday special price- $33.50 reductions on a number of Dinner Sets assembled from our pieces can be replaced at any time. At $44, from $55—Imported China Conventional border with gold line; 100 pieces, including bread and butter plates. At $105.00, from $126.00— Theo. Haviland China 100 pieces, in» mew border design; coin gold handles. White and gold design; coin gold band and hairline handles; 100 ter t $50.00, from $61.00— Wm, Guerin (Limoges) China 100 pieces; pink rosebud design with green leaves; coin gold handles. At $110.00, from $132.00— Theo. Haviland China Coin gold band design and handles on a plain shape. American Porcelain Dinner Sets Reduced All of 100 pieces; a variety of most attractive designs: $11.89, from $16.98 | $16.98, from $22.98 | $26.98, from $34.98 $31.75, f $13.98, from $18.89 $18.98, from $24.98 $29.75, from $37.50 rom $89.75 $37.50, from $49.98 Fancy Table China at Half Price A table full of odd pieces, including Cake Plates, Salad Bowls, Fancy Plates, Cups and Saucers, Mustard Pots— 2 all reduced one-half. Cut Glass at Autumn Sale Prices Pure crystal blanks, in numerous handsome cuttings and sha specially low for the occasion: bes, at prices made Combination Fruit Bowl: $4.98, from $6.49 Fruit and Flower Bi eae eeiet nad 96,08: .98, from $10.98, Ice Cream Tr: 95, from 83.98, i Oval Orange Bowls, $2.75, from $3.98 Cheese Dishes, $4. 78, from 86.49, Ice Tubs, $2.19, from $2.08, ‘ern Dishes, $2.98, from 83,98, Fruit Bowls, $1.95, from $2.08, gu. Fern Dts | Fruit Bowls, $3.98, from Breen ‘Trays, $1.19, from Buster Seta, $9.25, trom $4.75, pimger Soeem Bowls, $1.69, from f , Subway floor, Central Buttaing, || «