The evening world. Newspaper, October 10, 1918, Page 10

Ger few putfs—good. no TORACCO—NO DOP! The smoke you inhale carries a fea. ing and medicating Gininfectant, w |penetrates the air passages that can- not be reached any other way. At all druggists, 20¢ the box. “The Pointed Shoe a Veritable Menace AT'S what ned scientist tecently wro' ioning the deformities which cause » weaken- ing and loss of bodily efficiency. For the trouble usually goes deeper even than the torture of corns, bun- fous, ingrown nails, callous "ti arghes, eto., following the wea: pointed, bone-bending shoes. RICE & HUTCHING Get the whole family into Educators today Brisesee EOUE means thet tobieg’ vvtble jon, Mass, fess. Signet Shoe Co. Bed Avenue and 149 - ‘ya: 857 Falron Street All Stores Open Evenings Also the Well-Koown for Dremy Yori TPaje Vile ob ce faye feta tit Crewe | A 3-Room Apartment {|| BY eras stke. $245 Meet Apartmeni A5S-Koom Apartmen. ™ minal $58 ie Bie vi Liphnan AERA. urnitnre WARD CFF Spanish Influenza | Wash the mouth morning and night with ORINE THE BEST e ° Antiseptic Health culhorities cored: thy Clean mcuth ral disease, » Fc, $1.00 and the in bottle (1 quart), $1.50, At Drug end Department Stores. enum “Lost and Found be left at eo jertiaing Age Jephoned dir to The Worlds 4000 Beekiwan, Now York, We Office, 4100 Malu, INFLUENZA polly Air Pa The collection includes Porcelain of unusual beauty and charm; of wrought metal, of mahogany, carved and gilded wood; Lamps of black lacquer, with Chinese decoration (espe- cially appropriate for period interiors); Floor and Table Lamps of Japanese bronze, -with cloisonne decoration; and a large and interesting assortment of distinctively modern Lamps, for use in every. type of room. m Killer Pennsylvania Asks Tobaccoless CIGARETTES bye Gripp@— and 157 Deaths. dite coal: regions, B. Altman & Co. Electric Lamps in many artistic designs are a feature of special and timely interest on the Fifth Floer. Lamps Lamps and of A very choice selection of Lamp Shades “is displayed in the same Department. Lamps and Lamp Shades made to order, Gadison Avenue - Fifth Avenue Rew York Medical Aid; 3,077 New Cases Here Uniess the doctors of New York go whlelf | to the ald of Pennsylvania in fighting the Spanish infitenga in the anthra- the clty may find adapted © itself in a worse situation for iack of|mond, 93. Deaths from influenza— coal than it'was last winter, Manbattan, 60; Bronx, 22; Brooklyn, 7c 61; Queens, 9; Richmond, 5. Health Ci swioner Royal 8.°C alth Commissioner Royal 8°Cope-1" Fy)” Copeland virtually haa been land to-day received thé fulloWiNg| making his home in the rooms of the telegram from Health Commissioner) Board of Health. He said this morn-| B, Franklin Royer of Pennsylvania: | ing he .would not order the public! “Imperative need for twenty-five | *hools closed unless conditions be came much worse, The closing of theatres will be further discussed to- morrow. “The conditons in the schools,” he sald, “are very satisfactory, so far ns the pupiln are concerned. A large number of teachers, though, are |i] with influenza. “The theatres are «till under con- physicians in the anthracite coal re- gions of Pennsylvania. By all means send this number and advise me time of their arrival, Haste immediate. Unless you give some medical rellet immediately New York eltizens will suffer for Jack of conl this winter as they never have suffered before.” | Dr. Copeland sent immediately ten physicians from the Health Depart- | sideration. I don't want to close them ment, which he says is all that he|!f they are so great a factor in the can do. He calls on the physicians | %4le of Liberty bonds aa they seem to of New York to supply the remain-|>¢ Qn the other hand, U don’t want der, Penneylvania, he gays, will pay| to let that fact influence too greatty my decision, "There will be no dect- sion to-day, The figures show an in- crease of only 400 cases, which are vesy satisfactory to the Health De- each doctor $200 a month and all ex- penses. New cases of influenza in Greater New York for the twenty-four hours efding at 10 o'clock this morning|>artment, numbered 3,077,.a8 against 2,908 yes-| “I have in mind the providing of terday. Denthw were 157, compared|More stringent regulations for tie with 124 yesterday, New eases of|™ovie houses. When you consider pneumonia numbered 306, againat '212| hOw People are packed In transporta- yosterday, The number of deaths| tion vehicles, the theatres are, after | \from pneumonia were 185, ajainst 166] 41), @ small circumstance. But it is the day befo different with the small movie Influenza cases were distributed as] houses,” | ‘follows: Manhattan, 1,117) Bronx, 66 Health Commissioner Copeland will | Brooklyn, 1,059; Queens, 148; Rich-| Confer af 6 o'clock this afternoon with Managers of theatres anf motion plc- “ture houses, He will also copfer with representatives of the Liberty Loan campalgn. To the Commissioner's request yen- terday for volunteer nurses fifty-four “Hard Skin” and Foot Calluses -__ have responded. We says that he m the ‘ needs a hundred more. { Magic! Peel them right off without} ““ro.4ay 298 additional students vol- pain or soreness unteered their services, which mako: available several hundred more beds. | Sufficient vaccine was sent to Camp | Mills this afternoon to inngculate 1,200 men. On @ British ship which arrived this morning were twenty-two Chinese afflicted with influenza. ‘They were taken to the Municipal Lodging House, which has been converted into | a receiving hospital, The trustees of Bellevue and Allied Hospitals this morning sent out following call for volunteers: “We wre in need at once of a numb. of volunteer. workers or aids to assist in caring for the large number of | patients now coming to our hospitats. | Those willing to undertake the ser- vice may app'y at once to Dr, Georg | O'Hanion, medical superiat t | 20th Street and Mirst Aven Ban on Open-Air Meetings Still ow in Jersey. TRENTON, Oct. 10.—Following an exchange of telegrams between Gov heey who ts résting at Hot Springs, | Doh't suffer! Freezone costs but a few cents at A tiny bottle of |vai tor a fow days, and State Director Ma “Health Jacob ©. Prt re, it has) been decided that the ban on open air meetings as one of the regulations against the epidemic of Spanish influ- enza in will not bo lifted, any, drug store. Apply a few ire on the toughened calluses ‘hard skin’? on bottom of feet, then lift those painful spots right | wite a off with fingers. OCTOBER 1(' hu Ic 10, 1918. baby died yesterday. Cook also is i ‘The Rev. Mr. All Bdnea! Cloned NEWARK, 10.--Mayor Gillon Oct. ixsued a proclamation to-day ordering all public, parochial and private achools and all educational inatitutions to close immediately because of the Influenza ‘The Mayor gave permission epidemic, may temain open for that chur prayer only nied : WOMEN USE PATRCL WAGON. + Brookiyna Workers Drive About Selling Honds—Want Votentecrs. In their Liberty Loan campaign, boo policewomen of the 74th Pro Brooklyn, have obtained the use of a trips about the city selling bonds The squadron will be in charge of Sergt.|was in the service of the Government Lydia Sloan and Miss Ida Sohnail. “We are looking for volunteers,’ Mins Schnall said, “and young and pretty women who wish to join our squadron and get free rides in a patrol wagon should communicate with me at my home, No, 742 East Ninth Street, Brooklyn. In the Inst loan compaign | I ied & squadron which sold | worth of bonds, and we hope, to, sell [much more during this campaign. — Commi: for Sergt. Irving Berlin, | playwright and who recently wrote staged “Yip, Yip, Yaphank” at the Cen- y Theatre for the benefit of the mp Upton soldiers’ fund, has been recommended for a, commission. His recommendation was made by Major Gen. J, Frank Bell and haa not yet been _neted upon at Washi SAYS HOT WATER WASHES POISONS FROM THE LIVER Everyone should drink hot water with phosphate In it, before breakfast. tng Berlin, |: ' rg feel as fine as the proverbi: fiddJe, we must keep the liver washed clean, almost every mornm, vent its sponge-like ro ee: rom clog- ging with indigestible fe material, sour bile and poisonous toxins, noted Pen ‘ou get headaches, it’s your liver, If you catch cold easily, it's your liver. lt you wake up wit! ad taste, furred tongue, nasty breath or atom- ach becomes rancid, it's your liver. How skin, muddy complexion, ry eyes all denote liver uncleanii- Your liver is the most impor- Iso the most abused and neg- lected, organ of the body. Few know ‘Its function or how to release the | dammed-up body waste, bile and tox- THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, INFLUENZA PERILS ~-| N.Y. COAL SUPPLY: DOCTORS CALLED moeting Mr. Smith ship of edwin 9, @ new Chairman’ Granditer, Soolalist ‘Party sional District, that women not years, made the following statement: leliet, Party were eelog, diecr! "Gray, streaked or faded hair can be fections pining that every womnn is|immediately made black, brown or without discrimination against the So- \clalist or any other party. Jr, son of the Inte Emmons Blaine and grhndson of the former Secroti patrol wagon In which they will make §randsdn of th retary [Island ship yards, | years old and was married, POLITICAL NOTES. Alfred 1. Smith, date for Governor, BARBER GIVES RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR Tells How to Make a Home-Made Gray Hair Remedy. Democratic candi- js In Syracuse to- of the ‘Th ttend the meeting le State §=Commitu as called at thy “te terminate t Harris and elect In anewer to the charge of David campaign foanaaer for the in the Congres- Bo- Mr. A. E. O'Brien, who has been a barber in New York City for many obliged to prove her naturalization, | light brown, whichever shade you de- | sire, by the use of the following rem~- edy that yau can make at home: “Merely get a small box of Orlex powder at any drug store. It costs very little and no extras to buy. Dis- solve it in water and comb it through the hair, Fullidirections for mix hy J. G. Biat CHICAGO, Oct. 10 —Emmot Blaine Blaine, died of pne: monia yesterday at Lansdowne, Pa io and use come in each box, “You need nof hesitate to use Orlex, as a $100.00 gold bond comes in each al & mechanical engineer at the Hog He wae twenty-eight ‘uaranteeing the user that Orlex der does not contain silver, lead, sulphur, mercury, aniline, coal: roducts or their derivatives, t does not rub off, is not sticky or guminy and leaves the hair fluffy. It” will make @ haired person look twenty years nge Advt. Tenth Term for Co fetter. CHICAGO, Oct. 10.—Sentenced to five youre for countertoliing. John. Murray, sixty-eight years old, ts to-day on h way to Leavenworth prison to serve bi tenth term for making spurious nickels hy Murra, firet sentence was fr vt in 1882, and since that time be has ween mont’ constantly in Federal prison AUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS After the War Tax of Now, when we have de- $045 ber pallon hescee cided to reduce our im- mense stock and have made tendational reductions to force action—Now, when prices are far below whole- sale— ‘—after prohibition makes the country bone-dry— BuyNow at These Cut Prices For Balance of We ekOnly HIGH GRADE WHISKIES | GINS Gordon Ory ...... Salesmen’s Samples at 4 Wholesale Prices UR salesmen have just returned from the road with our latest Fall and Winter Samp!'es which we will offer to you for a limited period only without restriction at 13 less than wholesale prices, in our wholesale showrooms. Coats, Coatees, Stoles, Scarfs and Sets of Sables, Mink, Skunk, ~ tf Foxes, Wolves, Seal, etc. A. RATKOWSKY, «. 34 West 34th Street, New York City VV AR SCENES re-lived for you to see —~that's what this great Paramount- Artcraft Special Picture is. “Private Peat” simply shows you the cort of thing he went throagh in France. } Gives you a pretty vivid idea of what it is like to be actually in the trenches - and through it all is woven a beautiful romance, If you want to know what is happening to your boy in France see what happened to Peat he himself takes the title role. Detesets For One Week, bioadnay at 40th at | Beginning October 13th Advt rs | NEW BRITAIN, Conn., Oct. 10—Mre. When you peel off corns oF cal- | iva Cook, wife of the Rev, Warren} lases with Freezone the skin be- | cook, pastor of Trinity M. I Chur neath is left pink and healthy and | ahq chaplain of tho last Stace Senate, never sore, tender or even irritated, died to-day of Spanith influcnsa. Ther Lend—For the Sake of Humanity—Buy Bonds! BROOKLYN OPPENHEIM. CLUINS & @ Fulton Street, Brookly A Real Event Tomorrow (Friday) Charming Afternoon Frocks For Women and Misses Sale Price 25.00 Two New Models Georgette and Satin An elaborate beaded and silk flo motif adorns the waist, while a pretty overskirt bangs from a crushed gir Colors: blue, black, gray, plum. Soutache and Braid trim the blue serge frock (illustrated at’ right), which presents a straight line front and an Empire back effect. A wide Satin sash adds a finishing touch of distinctiveness and charm. combined fashion ond of tliese charming frocks. California Pure Riesling Hochheimer White Wine | ins. tan Every men or woman, eltk or ES ‘| Tuxedo club ory. |well, should drink each morning be- ae 2 ore Oty. 00 fore breakfast a ie of hot water 175 erera es on with a teaspoonful of V:mestone 218 Bor'e Imported in, Jugs. = hate in it, to wash from the liver and Bf p14, "Vickery, Rye. 1.75 ype eas the fous day's indigestible fg b2¥l_Jones or 478 Van Der Veldt Holland Gin 1.75 8.00 bf: the wrvedbeap J - Crow Rye, +185 Queensboro Holland Gin... 1.50 7.00 | material, the poisons, sour bile and Green River 1.6 aioe. Gin; tiene avatlt ‘og | ae jtoxinss thus cleansing, sweetening Old Ci . 165 bpsed tial Dosed bse os oe, ax and freshening the ent! re Grey 1 m 5 jsboro ..... i canal before putting more food ial 140 VERMOUTH .- the stomach. 125 weal 4 Mey t ‘ Limestone phosphate is inexpensive; is Hh eit ues ee Yermontn’ (ann degre J any pharmacist will sell you a quarter BoM 1 Vermont (allen, Mee “Ss | pound, which is sufficient for a dem- Ml Hony Club whisker, i.’ Lee Vermouth, French; dom'tic. .75 | onstration of how hot water and lime- ‘orn Whiskey, 5 13 WINES | stone phosphate cleans, stimulates Seagram's Canadian -.... 2.25 Bot. Gal. and freshens the liver, keeping you [Mf Old Tayior, la ead. 456 Eagle Crest Port or Sherry, 45 2.00 feeling fit day in and day out.—Advt. Old Hermitage, bot.in n bond 1.70 Golden Valley Port. Sherry .55 Hd (BD Dewar's Speci 7 ae Medisco Port or Sherry... 78 3 ane Black and White” - 250 —|Oporto Port, Imported 4.00 onan: ‘Walker ........... 290 —|Delicloso Sherry, imp 4.00 | Halg XXX 315 Duff Gordon Sherry 4.00 Mackey & Mackey XXKKK 200 | Hygela Imported Wine and se. * 228 French Olive Oil 1 - *: Boo Virginia Dare 53 — § 278 Burgundy Claret 1.25 '! 275 St. Julien Claret 1.50 275 Medoc Grand Maison 2.00 2.00 1,50 Bot. Gat.| Rival Brand Port or Sherry 90 8.50 — 25 10.00| Bacardi! Rum .. ~ XXX 7 ‘—|Cariton Jamaica Rum ae & F. Martel XXX 275 —|Tuxedo Cocktails, quart = z. 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