The evening world. Newspaper, October 4, 1918, Page 11

PRE Sa perme nmvmer meena ediiietitinens tthe traetenmns . . RIV LAO NMRA TRO NET MOOT TS he ee ‘ ite S &, * iy "4 Be ep ae ~ ° THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY; OOTOBER 4, 1918, 1 sas satan . 1 na ORT mnie ENR = — saad | longshoremen, constwise toneshore- |ne, attempt will, te mmtes ould pe’ [exiensive. charity, swindle» Worthines | men, cargo repairers and oheckers.|hardship to call torethe 150. Com ‘ na in San Francisco and of the State in tho sale of Li on the Atlantic Coast from Norfolk | {oan ‘bonds | WHITENS SKIN to Portland, Me., with the exception] Goy. Whitman fs to apenk to-day and | of Philadelphia. to-morrow at W atertowny Potedam and Teeth Platter a . \cmmaaarel ’ The ruling dates from Oct. 1, 198,| 4ay"and during the week will be heard | WetRout Plates AMMEYE) and is effective to Sept. 30, 1919. at Port Henry, Ticonderoga, Troy, Buf - Girls! Make beauty lotion Deep water longshoremen are |{ai0. Binghamton, Auburn “and Seneca | Mam am Stamped on a Shoe Means Standard of Merit at home for few cents | granted an increase from 60 centa to} |. 5 | @ cents an hour, with $1.an hour for] meee witerot ae At a “runes 8 St seve D an 34" St New York. all overtime. They al: et an eight. |S! George M.| ve Decay . ' ‘ Nocatee ae juice of two lemons see ae sour day tnatiad eerily ag PR eae i a A & Tighten Loose Teeth HY into a bottle containing three ounces | ‘aro one .| Hil and that he is not going to hurry. 4 of Orchard White, shake well, and you| Longshoremen and Others _ arse repairers aud coastwise long OP tlt Taher state nap: |g Treat Diseased Gums, | { have a quarter pint of the nest blesche | if ! shoremen aro granted the same in-|erintendent, will aot aa the Superinten- |g | SETS OF TEETH, Gold and « W b N F: ll d Wi ing and skin whitening Totion and| Also Get Eight Hour Day crease as deep water tongshoremen, [dent in the tterim. i omens New Fall an inter a Crowns, Bridgework, coinplexion beautifier, at Ver > A Checkers, who formerly received — 5 and Inlays of Gold, small costs ot “| and Saturday Half Holiday. — 45.75 per aay and worked nine hours. | SOCIETY GIRL WEDS DRIVER, |m Silver and Porcelain made at ™ . drug store of toilet counter will sup net Your grocer has the lemons and-any are Wo receive a fat rate Of 0 for Reasonable Prices. Pe The National Adjustment Commis- cight hours. A Saturday half holiday | Miss Gross of Philade' in, Nine- ly three ounces of Orchard White —_— . BADLY DECAYED TEETH ~° for a few cents. Massage this sweetly | Sion, composed of T. V. O'Connor, rep- 4% also granted to all. workers. smnieain bee cit s “Tenk theceeeip uae s ¥ fragrant lotion into the face, neck,| resenting the International Long- Separate unions will meet to-night a wel: ‘ee Broken plates repaired while and hands each day and see how to ratify the awards. clea were stirred to-day by the an- | a " ‘ .. | you wait or if sent by mail, tan, redni sallowness, sunburn a shoremen's Association; representa- , - —EE nouncement that Miss Mario Gross, nine . windburn disappear and how. clear, |tives-of the steamship lines and the| teon-year-old membor of a distinguished At Prices Unequalled Elsewhere soft and rose-white the skin becomes. | Federal Government has granted sub- | POLITICAL NOTES ta Oe he “TWO OFFICES= Yes! 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