The evening world. Newspaper, October 9, 1918, Page 9

_ <ee ETENNEY PTTNUR RNC 4 eneneee Metee . -y \ nw \ / THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1918. SENSE SHP GRLUSIN ess 2 ars BURLESON DEFENDS SIX STATES FIGHT <’=:*s.2:2hrthistss RECIPE TO DARKEN | wer at $3,000,000. Telephone bs stock of the New York id vessels collided off the const ay | | Company is still $125,000,000, : ty ingot 2 ‘ik Mond: ing. Th 1 7 American Steamer Arrives Bringing | hie remained afloat sent our boats to| NEW BURDENS PUT | AGAINST BURLESON INDIGNANT NEW YORKERS |A Cincinnati Barber Tells How to Survivors of Disaster in the rescue and succeeded In picking up WRITE IN THEIR PROTESTS. Make a Remedy for Gray Hair. all but seven men. | ° L) Storm, | Despatches trom We } | The appended letters are from tw 1329-1331 ‘ AN ATLANTIC PORT, Oct. 9.—Car-| Said that the ci Ww leone i. fant ae Pegs we ors Mr. Frank Harbaugh of Cincinnati, Broadway ‘ tying all but seven of the crow of an| E*% (ee be ne n coll y object to the urlesun M10, who has been a barber for more +} American freight st ith ¢ Tee the Wenlanibe tine Was ee Fubning the telephone systems of |than fort tly made the BP] y, mda a ght steamer with which of the Westgate's crew were lost New York. The tirst 1s from a Man- | fatlowing st jenn Gates aeES, A = — — r spondent and the se ollo sti , Xt.) ¥ Et i Mira Rorn cee “Any one can prepare a simple m!x Breskize. . ture at home, at very little cost, that Lam just reading your article | Necessary to Conserve Labor| (Continued from Page Eight.) ss belle sbaetduhaing will darken gray hair, and taske it a i s— on the telephone syatem regarding [soft and glossy, To a half pint of . . ,, nd Material, He Say: year, needed new sources of revenug| charges for installation, &¢ water add L ounce bay rum, a small Fulton St Cor. of Bridge St. No Increase in Rates, in the form of installation and re-| | applied on Aug. 27 to the phone | box of Barbo Compound and 4 ounce At Most St. Subway Station, Brookiva, movat charges to keep it going under} commercial department at No. [glycerine ‘These ingredients can be ———_—- 87 Broadway, and asked regard. | bought at any drug store at very lit (Special to The Evening World.) | Federal control. Those who are seek hg a phone in re tle cost. Apply to the hair twice ! | Store Opens 9.45; Closing 6.15—Till Further Notice WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.—Postmas- ing this information will find interest] and was informe week until the desired shade is ob: ter General Burleson, in response to in a lotter the Postmaster Genoral| ruilowine conditiene tained. ‘This will make a gray haired questions concerning the charges of has written the Minnesota Public| fan advance payment crete, [person look twenty years: younger : 7 : : The Evening World regarding the Utilities Commission answering its| hat the rate of Sper month | his is not a dye, it does not color Presenting Many Stunning Styles in " telephone service in New York, de- protost against installation and mov- kive ine three months service | the most delicate sealp, is not sticky ms 1 will receive no bill untit jor greasy and does not rub off. ' ry clared to-day that “fair-minded peo- | ing charges. 1, Under these conditions 1 | Advt cared nee hat tae poe a ason 1 wit nate] Peal Meant wagger Fall Suits Now the Largest Exclusively Women's jment officials had acted wisely in/at the outset,” says the Burleson let-| and janked to, have contra t ao . . A lissuing orders that would conserve ter, “that the telephone companies; Witded, which was done, and on Boot Shop in America | lida told Aug. 30 1 returned the signed con Pp é |men and material during the war.” | are temporarily operating the prop-| tract with my check for $12 to the ASHIONS that appeal to women of the most exact- H nea tes had erties for the Government account| (amp "tile ASR AS V . wa — aree “Compensation for the Government surprise I received a bil FURNITURE the exclusive stamp of Martin originality, com- ig use will be fixed 01 urd tol from the company pn Oct ii r; ery pecia alue “Bvery step taken ty those in| installation, charges, | 1 may aay rere gthe come f 3 bined with the well known Martin economies. charge of the ‘telegraph and tete-|further that these charges have not! jayinent of #12 "c ° f phone service of the Government,"| been, fixed at the request of the} iniance due the company of $4.6 CREDIT TERMS telephone companies, but have been seems as if the company took | $Y | said Mr, Burleson, “has been with @ ordered by me to meet a public] gavantage of the ernment. or view to saving material and man necessity growing out of the scarcity] Ger that a charge will be made | power. jot Ligh as well as the Increased) on aj] phones contracted for on post abor. a sr Hen nrnteat “The wire service has not been! Referring to in bia] S0¢ after Kept. 1. Tshall pent reduced where it 1s essential. order concerni I nid re L : “We have not increased telephone | movals of ‘phones, } on Bays : New York Cit “They were not based upon usuai| arnt ett at SALA and normal commercial bu John C, Koons, First Assistant Pos-| are due to the necessities of conserv- The grip germ finds master General, who has direct) ing material and Reo nat it were How {ts earliest viet!ne share ihe i 9 |Mecessary to justify the charges $ charge of the telegraph and telephone | ve cirica in order No. 1931 exclusively among those who are service, is familiar with the details | oP° (odais of cost, the following To ent ech ah GANG and whatever he says I will sup-| facts might have been submitted port.” “A very large part of the cost of A safe preventive is Mr. Koons, and Mr. Burleson a8]furnishing the public telephone sog= Fi it Father John's Medi- weil, called attention to Bulletin No. 8,| vice is due to the fact that the tele i which explains the new charges. In|ephone systems must be prepared to cine, which builds K 4 lly f ' , part it saya ade effective | Connect new subscribers on Grip fighting strength. Featured specially for to-morrow, this extremely “Installation charges made effective the fact that the pe : 1 de Be : ‘ll tH Dark Ay. by Order No. 1931 shall bo referred to | and, £0 ia compatatively of short dus The pure food ele Open saturday Evenings _ SURE e peer. SoM USAT SLE as, ML Rame even by, telephones companios and collecte® | ration of the avers, and ments in Father J 10481. L STATION AT CORNER hogany Calf with voguish military heel. charges, and shall be Dazed on ‘the min« pardigme of these costs due, to. the Medicine build energy A distinctively practical model for a scriber, ‘These. service. conne Mente are obvious, such as commer- Neumonia : Mi ist a eer 1 : : ! ter uses charges shall be collected from al cial, traffic and accounting expenses The gentle laxative . multitude of Autumn and Winter uses, plicants for new or nal se for operating accounts, and the plar effect of Father John’ Jat the time of application and before | expenses involved in establishing * See COLUMBUS AVE Lend As They Fight \| on ervice oF additional service} nections and in disconnecting Medicine helps to drive | r | is ‘a . i ephones, including Joss incident to out impuritie: ™ Buy Liberty Bonds ! I Jia fof ‘changes of name’ or | Wiring, terminal depreciation, &&. | Ta BET.103' & 104"ST | nininum charge of $3 shall apply in all Rialeg Lis pahia Berto the expen: . ther John's | cases, which are due to the movement vu! . 4 3 ¢ B S connection charges do not one population, what Medicine because it is QUEEN QUALITY BOOT SHOP ena Reus SE Site, Ponelvay svotineay orte| ranted : . cellaneous equipment of | of th phone installa hol or da 32 and 34 West 34th Street ner. to directory listings. [Of,he averaxe telehone, installatl ino AMR are not at all appare: xceptions above noted, the Despite these exp the ioe Connection charges shall apply Intending voters, men and women, . a front! must register in order to vote. This : erous rT « dr SeGK is the third day of registration. Polls Se In any fort coon 5 P.M. to 10.30 P.M. Royister Clase ‘ot service and class ot |York Telephone Company has up to | to-day. i" . nt furnished the applicant for ' 00 50 50 5 ny shail have @ regular | = 5 - 5° 4 le up hed rate. moving charge’ referred to in 5) = are No, 1931 applies only to 7 r 2 TTR tea Path cane a — Tera Innumerable attractive novelties shown in Duvet de mptadationtnhes " changes Store Hours Brow | . Lies ¢ aii f si ; P 9.45 to 6.15 Laine, silvertones, velours, tricotines, broadcloth and Bi Ney ; atone 22 . . illeur models, with numerous fur-trimmed styles; every new shade. shall be $3. ‘The charge for m ali other equipment from one } er on the same premises ed on the cost of labor and to a shall be materials.” RUG SALE A Notable Spread-Out and *35 912 AxminsterRugsp2) mcm.) Sale of Oriental Rugs $35 9x12 Wool Velvets | 50 Queens, who is under indictment on a $35 9x12 Seamless Brussels 94- Your Choice \ $30 sx1o Wool Velvet Rugs $30 7x9 Axminster ey Y $30 Brussels 50 $28 6x9 Seamless Velvet. | Your Chotce Smart Autumn Coats 2 50 ao" 42° up Clever new styles of latest Autumn delineation, developed in Burella cloths, crystal cloths, Bolivia cloths, meltons, Kerseys and broadcloths, with novelty pockets and belts; many fur-trimmed. charge of bigamy, will be placed on foot os Sin as 1 $300,000 Worth to be Sold at a Quarter — | to Half Under Grade Prices 2,000 Rugs of All Sizes A glorious wealth of color, representing the finest weaves of Persia, Turkey, India and China Not an Oriental rug for public sale has come into this country since April. In many of the rug-weaving districts particularly in Asia Minor—production has entirely ceased on account of the war. And prices, of course, have risen,because the demand for Oriental rugs Fortunately, we prepared in time. And of the rugs in the country, we have made careful choice, So that we are able, | now, when people are settling into their Winter homes, to offer one of the finest collections in our history, | at prices relatively lower than we ever quoted. | | Red-Blooded m x Americans ak, Rervous, run-down ks" time in many in- our Doctor er drug: New Furs Hudson Seal Coats 45-in. new looxe model with shawl collar and wide cuffs of Hudson firace "197% Hudson Seal Coats 47-inch length with black skunk collar and cuffs and border to Linoleum Lot 1650 to Tho Lot 2 to 986 Linoleum, 2 q-Ur ible gram yards wide, neat . 4 patterns, genuine i rolls felt. dase; square ary 59¢ yards . i Sauure Val Linoleum Rugs $7.00 6x9... ...8.49 | $12.00 9x12 8.98 NEW YORK FLOOR COVERING (6 P5062) om NOM DR DS Soma as great as ever, match; large, sailor or shawl collar; semi-fitter ° Wolf or Fox Sets Taupe, brown or black; soft silky skins, with large animal wearf; canteen or 50 barrel shape muff. . 49 i * folks in two stances. Ask wt about it, ~ . Unsi tly vimpies and From wnt ermey ane he 23 ft | at 25 att Mos ~riode ey dD on the are Lie : ‘s phy From $37.50 to $57.50—average size 3.6 x 6.6 [t. sure Finest Quality Sarouks . blood tg Le. Fa From $50 ionStest) tonsa abate» 19.1 ft.) Room-size Mahal Rugs I strengthening action Royal Kashan. Down 25 Per Cent. | eae s ” Finest Porcane | From our own stocks—7x 10ft.to12x18ft. ||) at ——— | From $569 (8 x 10 ft.) to $9,500 (16.9 ft. x23 ft.) | Asia Minor Rugs Brooklyn’s Biggest Credit House _BEECHAMS Persian Serants At Pre-War Prices 219, 221, 223, 225, 227 | 164, 166, 168 and 170 | pecially suitable for hulls, libraries and dining . 0 : $165 to $450 for sizes 7 x 10 ft. to 12 x 15 ft. | Grand Street Smith Street ril LS. Pee eT TTT eRAHLA IL eECIO | Auacilen EMBL anf GhabeAtter tniitas ei Cor. Driggs Ave. BROOKLYN Cor. Wyckoff St. ° Especially. Notable being woven today-—nor for the past four years 7] Ty Largest Sale of Any Medicine in the World. | Hy, ; $100 WORTH OF FUR ITURE, $1 WEEKLY Selatevarrwhere. Ia Benes 10s, 266. | Antique Daghestan, Cabistan and Shirvan) $45 to | And Chinese Rugs Bring This Advertisement With You and Get Your TEN Per Cent. rugs from 3x6 feet to 4x6 feet—at about anes $175 | in fine assortment from a mat {or $12.50 to a Discount Off Your Credit Purchase When Opening a New Account TOBACCO HABIT half today's market prices 14 x 20 ft. for $1,200—a range of fine soft colors; ing for Your Whole Family on Easy Terms || op Beloochistan, rugs in rich dark colors.) $20 to | blues, old gold, old rose, Imperial yellow, old ivory; Cong te eatin y y EASILY CONQUERED x4 feet to 4x7 feet, at about today's wh sale prices Modish Fall Frocks 18” Onn Oy fxs ue Arranged in tricolettes, Georgettes, satins and serge, and stunning combination some fur- trimmed; others elaborately fringed, embroidered and paneled; authoritati ive new Autumn shades. unique designs. Third Gallery, New Building, Fashionable Autumn 1 | pineCottonlMALETESSES |! 2,2 ne cers oa argely to overcoming bad habits is Blouses Qe A@ Irresistibly beautfiul novelties in Georgette, crepe de chine and satin, tailored or elaborate trimmed modes; compri ing most effective shades, Vii Others to 25.00 TH REE 'B ROOKLYN STORES, “, Ihubiasars 200 Suits for Women October Sale Take These Special Prices of Sterling Silver $29.50 to $45 Jt ene eet There are eighteen models in this unexpected sandwich trays, percolators, water pitche: purchase of 200 suits meut dishes, waiters, muffineers, cake trays, The variety of materials in remarkable, too. tea caddies, syrup pitchers, sugar and cream Broadcloths, velours, oxfords, tricotine, and serge. And in all the correct and desirable colors d'aulomne—taupe, navy blue, black, hunter's cups, muffin dishes, baskets, asparagus reen, brown and olive green. dishes, wheat cake combination sets, in- Many models have fur collars of nutria, kit valid sets, porringers, mayonnaise bowls, coney, and French seal (dyed coney Attractive buttons, gay silk linings add a great deal to the more youthful models among and cups for children these suits, ha The oxford.and other dark models have ac- At 20 to 40 Per Cent. Less cessories in keeping with the material and cut. Prices from a few dollars up to $1,200 for Tn short, Practically aynry type of woman T-piece hand-chased tea set, may find her suit in this purchase, . ., ts, in floor, Of Second floor, Old Building Silver Courts, Ma r, Old Building. nett Weekly (3 « will bo mailed 16, Station ¥ w York, N. Y,, free on roquest, The way of overcor ne the habit is quick, Bate, easy und highly recommended. Advt iW 3 and 5-Piece Parior fy Suites, in all the latest styles and coy- = “ iS erings, ag high as $275 jome 3-Piece 49 75 We will sell m soft top and bot~ Suites calowas Rade fg tom Mattress. with ood aunl- QD, ity Ucking, in the large sizes WHISKIES sets, compotes, vases, candlesticks, prise AND faria BRANDIES wing to the addi | ty x f cracker and cheese dishes, plates and bowls Rae ir Re EE ll ll We have an excellent stock of Axminster, Velvet, Brus- sels and Crex Rugs. We will sell you a good, and CARPETS =": "21.98 CARPETS IN MANY PATTERNS, LINOLFL JAPANESE AND CHINA MATTINGS AND ALL KINDS OF FLOOR COVERINGS IN GREAT VARIETY Lend the Way They Fight—Buy Bonds to Your Utmost OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS sce | OW gal stock at hive more Usan pice, rear