The evening world. Newspaper, September 17, 1918, Page 4

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In part he arrested in 0] ¥ a Selling Supplies. 7 ~ a “I resent your statement, given Sy had fed w Radways) jr iter tothe haere SEER See mA ge | York Gout Last Mom, yl pil ted that wages were not in| Children's Court in Brooklyn to-day oy| The body of @ well-drekred man, a re- Al for _— STRIKE ONB.R Ls ny flan Desares s Road Is Trying te Force Walkout as Aid \ «2c eady shef > The ‘ 3 eras | id be to cripple seriously the} eases were placed In the han pro : Rub It On) STOPS | in Fare Increase yee tels had been taken out of his clothing Ment on the right {o criticize policies “ q . o ‘ ip yards,| bation office be 4 f | ie Gove! pound containing podophyllum and it Q 50c Rub It Ind PAIN | adh Thin’ sees Rete a bgt hla’ 1 garda Of ad Bat F the Governme $2 Others From Torpedaed Steamer | died laxatives © 4 TANTLY munition’ plants and factories en- ate The man waa’ gray haired, about Bright. eyes, a happy disposition, al Draatt INS 1. grason Piola thw AUtta to “KW! Eeaee ete obits te the pros paling nuiyrtive searaige tive feet ten wets BABY DESERTED BY MOTHER. —The| exuberant spirits spring (rom a healthy 4 ee ee cnroat,| Federal War Labor Hoard to-day, de- cution of the war HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES. | tail ana ‘hed to Aout Erk: - and 18 men of the Portu-| condition of the liver. ‘The popular ax, mplation, Sore Back, Lumbage, fore Threat, } what he claimed was an at-| In support of his claim that the em- | with that of Sigmund Strauss, a Ger- | amship Leixd torped girl is the healthy girl—the girl we are ; | counems ws ployees of the B. R. T. had a right to] HAVRE D! GRACE, | Ma Sept. 17—| man enemy, allen, who escaped from a Since Aug. 2t.| 5 0 miles off'the North Attantic| all glad to meet. Use R. & G. Pills. Fore Muscies, Cold tm Chest, Yempt onthe Cart oF te Brion ’S organiee, the Sayer quoted the fol-| rive entries far ta:morrew'A races are ay wk Mi rt Of AOE, h Ennis of No. 189 St.| Cos ved here to-day after six days| You know the vegetable ingredients. : Has No Disagreeable Odor ranait Company to force © jowing extract from the Penal Code: | (lows veation Avenue, brought m right, |in « n bout Your dwn doctor can tell you all about Pe Cloth a then & ‘a om thi A a brown-eyed, month-old baby to Police The captain and 14 men reached port| them—or your druggist can—if you ask « Will Not Stain the es viata a pecesy st waribyst of SMITH HEARS HE WILL WIN, Headuuarters to-day to bo held untit{vorterday, (A third boat, with 22 men,| him, 10¢ and 25¢ the box. All druggists: : bor and any person of any cor | t s -Advt. ; ae — ase in fares. | poration on behalf of such cor 5 | ft with me on Aug. “ ty 7. e mtiment United in His Favor, 1 at 845 0 Kk by her mother, who a Sunday World Wat ants” letter was considered at | Doration, ~who shall hereafter | day pekbere of Bettale: leaid anerd, ight back, She inant BOND TAXES APPROVED. come yet," Ennis told the police ————_- ul meeting of the Board at the] sv Hotel MeAlpin, Work Monday Wonders. with William ee won, Sunender ‘o Buy Your Thrift Bamps ‘Reeularle. Best & Co. Fifth Ave. at 35th St. Established 1879. Too Much Cannot Be Said About QUALITY NOW The quality of Best & Co. Boys’ Clothes has been ‘recognized for nearly forty years as the standard by which all boys’ clothes have been judged. ‘The “full value’ service due to the high quality materials used, our own expert tailoring and exclusive styles means more to you now than ever before. ‘THESE KNICKER SUITS. ARE ‘FINE’FOR BOYS eect Fér those who demand service and good values in a suit | find these Knicker Suits are most desirable. In a id assortment of all woo! fabrics, distinctive wee models are tailored to fit. Sizes 7 lo 18 years. 19.50 22.50 24.50. ‘GET IN LINE FOR BOYS’ WINTER COATS1 he Military U Jhas. been Arent toned before, but i is worthy imate: es b fa gain \lteis one of the most fg ve coats sold this season. Of I ment, od, blended mixtures weaves, thet pabaapat which is worn by “quality "Sizes 8 50 28 50 MIDDY AND JUNIOR NORFOLK SUFTS IN DEMAND 1 Nol that “Big Brother" is in the navy, the smaller boy alsp,.wants to appear in a uniform. Junior Norfolks §orhehoW have divided the honors, and many of them are being sold. Extremely good values in suits, finely tailored, Fy the best fabrics. Sizes 2 fo 10 years 11.50 13,50 16.50 LARGE ASSORTMENTS OF i BOYS’ WINTER COATS Nearly doyble the assortment of winter coats than anywhere elSe, with quality and appearance not to be disregarded. ‘With all the features which in previous seasons made our clothes so popular, Sizes 2 to 10 vears. 14.50 16,50 19.50 SPLENDID VALUES FOR THE BOY——— Smart all wool fabrics in Knicker Suits, made of high-grade short lengths and serges, at about the present wholesale price. 16,50 Corduroy Suits have been recognized as_unsurpas- sable for boys’ wear. Some specially priced at 13.50 Excellent quality Wasli Suits,-400 of them—of fancy repp; in good grades: are ‘produced in correct Middy and Junior Norfolk models; in all shades. Sizes 3 lo 9 years. Formerly 3.95 2.95 AR en ere = — SR A ee eee Vummaess You Never Pay More at Best’ stssatoeuuge All Goods Marked in eee on Sale Sept. Write for Catalogue: male ie 4 Pieces, consisting of Buffet, 60-inch China Closet. “TIT, Serving ga f Table, Dining Table, 48 rm ad jenuine Span in, 6 tt sh leather Sxtenalant tpats, at as tilus. Diningfoom trated at $ °G4: 08 Suite in American Walnut We Sell on Credit COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS 8245 | . ard Taft represented to be imminent, he said, coerce or compel any pe ployee, laborer or mec enter into an agreeme ritten or verbal, from such per- employ | ehanic, member of any labor organ a8 u condition of such pe ‘8 securing employment, or continu | ing in the em | such person, en ation, shall L misdemeanor, such misdemeanr shall be impris- onment in a penal institution for not more than six months, or by 4 fine of ngt more than $200, or by poth sueh Following Walsh said th men to organize was one cardinal principles upon which the | War Labor Board was founded, and and Frank P. , laborer or im not to join or beco: ment of any or corpor- guilty of a penalty for fine and imprison- the conference, Mr the right of work of the HAN AMT The Values Are Most Extraordinary EW NAVY SERGE FROGKS, tailored, embroidered and braid trimmed. New tailored Frocks of Tricoline, braid trimmed. New embroidered Frocks of Wool Jersey. New Frocks of Georgeve and Satin. 25.00 VV vinew ‘dea FROCKS in several smart new designs. of Georgette and Salin. ¢ 30.00 WIDELY VARIED COLLECTION of New Frocks in materials of Tricotine, Velour, Poiret Twill, Satin, Silk Tri- colette, Silk Velvet, Broadcloth, Serge and Georgette. 35.00 40.00 — New Frock of Serge, \ \ Braid Trimmed, \\ $25.00 A\ other four were adjudged guilty Open Daily, Including Saturday, Until 6 P. M.- Women’s & Misses’ Frocks In Later Designs Tailored and braid trimmed Serge Frocks. VILLARD WIRES JUDGE LAMAR |r, in his right hand and a bullet ferent tg Their base libel on me personally, tablish the identity of the suicide. but [ rea@ht more deeply the infringe- William J, Connors of Buffalo, who ;| Was supposed to be in France “‘steve- doring” for t Government, to-day | , | turned up unexpectedly at Clty Hall 10, AUTHOR SENT NT TO. HOSPITAL. who took’ t! o Bellevue. coeneetsenenenim te. ‘Thtee year-olds and Prient Leaves Estate to Charen. — {to rie ght faeey, zante —iiay | pay’ hie compliments to, Mayor Hyilan | of the War Revenue Bill levying Fed- : Bee Gy 2; | Bute, and to Presiden red E. Smith of f * A tay Tat. ih eldent, Alfred E. Smith Of | so, seven Todd, Accused of Weite|@tal income taxes on future Issues of > 6 BELLANS 4 ol te for Governor. fag Letters, Held hy Coect. State, County and Municipal Bonde Hot water rin the history of Democracy were approved today by the House, a ief ‘State. Connors told Prevident| Miss Mary Irves Todds, aged sixty-|motion for their elimination being de- Sure Rell has ‘sentiment been co united jeight, widely known In literary circles, feated, 183 to bi bis year in your favor, You'l ordered on tc tings Ca co Ie RAE 9 ines rdered taken to the Kings County| petsenweher ren nomena | He al for observation by Magistrate] Gust Behut A McCloskey in the Coney Island Cour:| , Gustave Schultz of 10L West 58th EL LANS Miss Todds, who lives at No. t Avenue, Coney ‘The will of the Rev. James Donohue. for thirty years pastor af the Church of | W 8 as, at Ninth Btrest agents, who charge that she. wrote | cl rd /eeditious letters to President Wilson | y rt land other prominent persons. 1837] t Istand, 8 ‘Aautinag,all my real and personal prop: Wea ber’ clear. 1 ory, a be used for the benefit of said church.” ace’ claimed ea 111020 LIME where she wi. we offer th The garments are the purchaser. our ever-increasin PLEDGE TO BUY New Frocks New Frock Of Soft Satin, Silk Cord Fringe, $35.00 50.00 Women’s & Misses’ Suits Tailored and Fur-Trimmed New Suits in all Wool Materials of Silver- tone, Velour de Laine, Serge, Velour, Broad- cloth and Duvet de Laine. Finely tailored. 25.00 100.00 Women’s & Misses’ Coats Tailored and Fur-Trimmed Belted straight line and Cape Coat models fashioned of Crystal Cloth, Evora, Bolivia, Silvertone, Duvet de Laine, Duvetine, Velour; tailored or irimmed wich Beaver, Mink, Taupe, Poire,, Natural or Black Lynx, Nu- tria, Squirrel, Raccoon, Hudson Seal, 33.00 © 125.00 House Backs Income Levy on Fo- lack of sujcient evidence. "eae to fy o- Share of Thrift Sade Regularly Best & Co, ‘cou Never Pay More at Best’ gusts seria tS but that the BR. T., by ing into the public I Wudieation ve out a telegram eet discharging any of its em who Ho. 08 Herth Millott Pigne,| hole through hig temple, was found paper an tn that a * utter- we on | Gee Ri id of Pimples, Sallow Brooklyn, and robbing he supply closet |'his morn in the steps of the Chapel ances, like those of Re ‘aring and|!areeny and forgery, involving 43,900, | Ge' id of Pimples, Sallo' Snaneet t Waren sorte # ate) if stationery valued at $5, which they | of the er, in Tibbitt's Road, in the Nation, be not gl space “by }which represented the ayings_ of | Skin, Circles Under the Eyes, tempting to goad them Into a strike. | oid tor tosm than $1 . th newspapers. seditious or|Charles Volimer of No Ogden Ave Bad Breath, Headaches, result of such a strike, which Was!" "two of the youths pleaded guilty, the e aitterance hay ever ap-|nue, Jersey City | c ya 5 r and no cards or papers that would H A ‘onstipation, 14 U BOAT T VICTIMS ARRIVE. Use R. & G. Pills, tare State and City Issues, WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.—Provisions treet, manager of Relsenweber nurant at Cé Res lumbus Circle, who was d charged with violating ay liquor tax law, was d raed In’ Weat Side Police’ Conte | morning by Magistrate Corrigan for Fifth Ave. at 35th St. Est. 1879 At this time, when a woman wonders what she will buy and will buy it, e answer. chosev with an eye to the latest de- __ velopments of the mode and of their consequent value to This is one of the many reasons for g business. Just in time for Equinoctials! TRENCH COATS WHICH WILL PROVE A BOON on the coldest, rainiest days, have an added flap to protect the chest. The detachable fleece lining may be taken out on balmy days and attached again when Jack Frost reigns. A coat whose ser- vicez erly is not limited to just rainy weather wear, is also splendid coat for motoring. ENGLISH MACKINTOSHES as illustrated, with a large erivelpping cape will readily serve as a pro- tector, besides giving ample room for the many ackages which the patriotic woman carries wit! ner. Smart, comfortable and practical, and giving a new style touch for garments of this kind. AUTHENTIC RUMORS HAVE IT that there is a very rainy season ahead. Therefore, every one is urged to get a raincoat or rain cape at the earliest possible opportunity. Included in our rather jarge assortments of rainy-day apparel, there are Canton coats with aap slot pockets; crepe de chine coats, well rain-proofed, with storm cuffs and last, but not least, a new poplin model. 7.50 tO 19.50 We are showing a complete line of women’s desirable perery suits of splendid quality material in all the all and Winter colorings. One, for instance, is a cape suit, and indicates just what a clever designer can do with a modish material. Adaptable for sports and autumn wear. It's Because You're Discriminating That You Will Fancy These Dresses. One model (as illustrated) is so attractive that we decided to have it made up in three materials, which would ail be distinctive. Therefore, chose well-finished tricotine, the material which sorne- what resembles gabardine, the kind of velveteen which doesn’t turn y and a remarkable com- bination of velveteen and tricollette (heavy fibre ierse The modified basque tapers into a belt which fastens in the back under a pouch. The apron panel lengthens ‘at the sides and the little slip pockets are finished with embroidered arrows, varying the latest style notes to better advantage. Remarkable values at 32.50 27.50 59.50 Hosiery for Women at Low Prices Women's “Ahtab™ Stockings All sil stockings, of finest quality, which are sold exclusively by us, In seven fashionable colorings. 1,75 pr. Baby's All Wool Stockings, soft and com- fortable. Will not irritate the tender skin of the infant. Sizes 414 to 64% Silk and wool mixed stockings fer ‘the baby. Made of highest, grade materials, Siqes 414 lo 644, 60 pr. 75 pr. \ . the vegetable com- SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS