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Atert d., Aan Francisco, iA tector A., Sturgeon Ray, Wis, Mato, to nie ae K +, James F., 1633 69th St, | WiiBNcy inein On Detnit. Brooklyn, N.Y, MVelha Wotan». ONFie: Ona KAIAE eres Cay, ND, RU a es ROOIL dom. | Cinriqgatt NOWLHN “Osear William, Fostoria, “M DA CRANCE Dawid Raymond. Wash, OUDON, oma Brie, i, TANBON. Ande. Dupont Mien, PANO LInR and hampers the norma! funetions of the |* CATES Andy fom. Minn a Fite Vital internal organs, often affecting (ne TAL ISNT. Gecran 3, Fieteurs, wee, WA AES. “Wiliams” &.. Deart. LUNTIOTROM, Tretn J. Waverly, Wash, It tat the worst of folly to negieet rach « WCONNEILAL, Ber.” Bimmone, Ky, ae ion of to reat ordinar . mF | yes ersiois yWilbur Arthur, Fuller ‘i omach acids. Instead get O . any druggist & few ounces of as Francis, 68); Ky Merce Gorpar, Yom. N. ¥, |W fd Magneria and take a teampoon-| Crawford St, East Orange, N. J. |i “M"nan Aumvio, Te, [LYON ; hawlaNan"Andeeon *WicsNint” may. 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New Frocks of Georgette, Satin and Wool Jersey. 25.00 EW VELVETEEN FROCKS in side dra, effect. Serge Frocks tailored and braid trimmed. Tunic frocks of Wool Jersey, handsomely embroidered. New Frocks of Georgette and of. Satin. 30.00 EW FROCKS of Tricotine, Velour, Silk Tricolette, Velveteen, Satin, Serge and Georgette. of smart designs. 35.00 40.00 50.00 PLEDGE TO BUY w. 8 S In a wide variety New Frock of Velveteen $30.00 Women’s & Misses’ Suits Tailored or Fur-Trimmed A varied collection of smartly tailored or fur trimmed suits in materials of Silver- tone, Velour de Laine, Broadcloth, Velour, 35.00 95.00 Women’s & Misses’ Coats Tailored or Fur-Trimmed Belted and straight line models fashioned of Crystal Cloth, Evora, Bolivia, Silvertone, Duvet de Laine, Duvetine, Velour; tailored or trimmed with Beaver, Mink, Taupe, Poiret, \ New Frock \ .y of Embr'd Natural or Black Lynx, Nutria, Squirrel, Georgette Raccoon, Hudson Seal. 843.50 50.00 125.00 THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1918. Ay, New York City. i e il N. J. UTTER, Wilbur ® Warwiek, lew York City. WRYRACCIE Bani), Ooty, Ta, WIDGER 1 ¥ nL oe 1 SMULLEN, Da N. J. Brunswick, N. MUTT, ¢ Ne, {faier, Conn, Prana, Mt, Jamesville, Wis 81, Belleville, N i; ‘chicas, Arbert. “frtnain, One, BAGO. Mike, @t Louis, N.Y. Furia, Mont nrad, 820 Gardner joboken, N. J. SONUERMAN, Earl, ‘Admire, Kan. PLANE ACCIDENT. Lieutenant. \ Musician, BENNETT, Edwin 1, Sherwood, Mien, ny RARER MAA MISSING IN ACTION, Lieutenants. mo, VA, CASE) Loma GALNS, John Sun HAMPTON. AU AN. bran 1 TTUMRS, tay aWork, Vault Bt AULBACH, Jo St., abv hn DALTON John NELSON, Laue “Th Dp SILVERY, Wi LYNCH Jitchew | Moet, Prauks 1 Wagoner, Michael rai Vhilpdaiphie Coun | very | wor | VAN BILE, Ar | ET oRAGeATRNSERE EE LARNER AT rae Pa stata aes 441 First St, Jonn Alesapder Philadel; 5 m ” LOUMAN, Marin tio “Detrat ea Gude M.. Opnawke, ML Hf ary hb Aburn, Wad, on NANDIY, Jann. Cloumae, Cathie, Wath SEASN ‘Shawhen, J MARA” Alber Ro Weant ‘Detroit. MATIN HARK ADL The SARTRE, elmer, Wha ‘i TON PRN aval Mima . Hart more, i , Howard E., 639 E. 87th St. ti {h COMO” Bawant, Seattle, Wash CONTI, Dominick, 281 E. 185th St. | DAILY, Howant J DICK bpw 4D, Berlin 8t., News >On te Balle, TU, Frank, 148 Sherman St. MOLONO, Angelo Michael, 56 Core PATCIGO, Charlies M., Schenectady, Coon attey St, St, SEVERELY WOUNDED IN AERO- MEYER, Cord, Great Neck, Long Isl- | and. | WOUNDED (DEGREE UNDETER- ‘| YOUNG MEN’S FALL COATS NEY, Herma %., ee vr Riaimond, Vt. z | oa Maer yr 666 Fourth Ava ie io, 407 &. i7th St, TOA. Taig, 8, Wile ‘Aw 8 Orchard 8t., hitadel pia, fiom a Hen asin i odor re Cineinoas NDED, NOW RE- PORTED KILLED IN ACTION: Lieutenants, SREROR Henry hide” Mow, Co rf 5. f ike, Mo. Te thewer, Pe | naurite, Ark yarns ian” fe Partie, Mont in a: HY AA, Artie W. Janenville, Wis HRM i K i Btanley No Pa Bg G a Moe. ee lewd), ™ Nai INS Joka J. New Maren, ‘Oomn Now York City, Scentaevaeg, Tod, TNSON. Sam, Oak hy * ’ . . | Dainty Maidens Prefer Cuticural To clear the skin and keep it clear. 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We will sell § het you @ good large sts in many patton Linsle- § ts Mattings "and sil” kinds of we MONDAY ANP SATURDAY EV: rvs PREVIOUSLY REPORTED Mi86- ING IN ACTION, NOW REPORT-