The evening world. Newspaper, October 11, 1918, Page 8

$ t ¥ 14 fe i } } Raver trem. err. Messenger office in the etty | For Baby’: Itchy Skin eT ES Neo Extra Charge For tt. te for ‘The World may be lett at (Continued fro: | ‘The cit a cause they were too busy receiving to count. THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, HALE BILLION MARK PASSED IN LIBERTY LOAN DRIVE HERE ———— the country, was answering the Ger- | H. m First Page.) man peace offensive. are the following: y, like the reat of =|Guaranty Trust Company (additional) American Telegraph and Telephone Company, Bell System + Weavewee American Tobacco Com- 10,000,000 Flying the Rite HE CAMMEYER “SHOOKIDS” are out fun after school. They like to fly the kite these windy days, and do not mind how far they have to to get it to take to the wind. They know they will not get foot weary while shod pany (additional) ...... 6,000,000 Kuhn, Loeb & Co, +++ $6,000,000 Union Pacific Ratiro Company (additional).... 3,000,000 Delaware, Lackawannasand Western Coal Company New York + 2,000,000 Erie Railroad Company.... 1,000,000 | Gimbel Brothers + 1,000,000 | New York Life Insurance | Company (additional)... 1,000,000 Standard Ol Company of (additional) see 1,000,000 B. Naumburg & Co.....4.. 1,000,000 Niles-Remet-Pond Com- for a little 500,000 600,000 pany (additional) .... Great American Insurance 500,000 ip a pair of their comfortable “standard of merit” Company ois. cesssees 625,000 “SHOOKIDS.” Mercantile Rank of the " Americas, New York.... 600,000 CHILDREN’S SHOES Corn Exchange Bank (ad- Sizes 2 to 5........0+0+-5-- 1.50 to 3.00 ; ahaa ° praped Sizes 4 to 8 +++2.00 to 3.25 Gwen Sine mavines : Sizes 6 to 8.. -3.00 to 5.00 (additionay) 500,000 Sizes 814 to 1l1.. .3.50 to 5.00 American Surety 600,000 Sizes 1114 to 2..... ..4.00 to 6.25 Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Coal Company BOYS’ SHOES Ph lial vasa 500,000 : ‘astern Distric vinge Sizes 9 to 1314 .. 3.15, 3.65 Bank, Brooklyn .... 210,000 Sizes 1 to 514. ... 3.85, 4.65 H. E, Verran Company 300,090 Church Pension Fund . 300,000 ‘The Camp Corp! . 200,000 i |Union Square Savings tl Bank additional) 200,000 Stamped International Nickel C a nearer | pany (additional) ...... 200,000 \Tord Motor Company (lh 34 St. New York I, City branch 195,000 Dommerich, L. 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We this early in our advertisements because it has with our popular prices and with our complete stock of solid gold brooches, bar pins, lavallieres, brace- lets, searf pins, cuff links, and other Christmas gifts. Wedding Rings of Lasting Beauty Lambert Seamless Solid Gold Wedding Rings are made in all shapes and styles, and are engraved without charge. Over forty years’ reputation for solid construction, quality and for enduring beauty. LAMBERT ee & 18-karat, $4.00up 18-karat, $5.50 up 14-karat, $3.30up 14-karat, $4.40 up BROTHERS Diamonds—Jewelry—Watches Third Avenue, Corner 58th Street “War Saving Stamps make every quarter invested in thema fighting force,” WAC ae tae We 7 aa a ——$—$—$_—$—$——— Among to-day’s large subscriptions 17,450,000 ee eee et eee OCTOBER 11, 1 as T. H. Wheeler . sane ‘ 150,000 |j American Radiator Com- PANY vescvsee, s 150,000 | onfe ; Liberty Bonds—that’s the answer! Austin, Nichols & 150,000 | | , or Diamond Watch Company 110,000 || | ions se | \ Ari in Bros, & Co...... 100,000 | | j B Alt & (if Standard Screw Ci 100,009 | ° Hi S. H. Kress & Co, eee 100,009 i| M111 fi A. S. Rosenthal Company — 100,000 \ H '* eo b VOFFAR. scvscessveee 900 |! | Media thenranée Company 106006 | or Oo S Arthur Curtis OR. ee 0,000 || i] Mtanderd Ol Company of | An Attractive Group of N. J, (additional)....... 100,000 | v Sany teadiioualy even . 100,000 | Because “Pape’s Cold Compound” relieves cold or grippe | Hats for the You n ger Set Provident Tae ROOMY se petaed | misery in a few hours—-Really wontderful! Tho Liberty Loan committes was |/__ - i will be placed on sale to-morrow, in the First Floor Millinery Department, specially priced notified this morning that the Gen- eral Electric Company will buy at once $10,000,000 worth of bonds, It Don't stay stuffed-upt Quit blowing and snuffling! A dose of “Pape's Cold Compound" taxen sick headache, dullness, feverishness, sore throat, sneezing, soreness and stiffness. is not yet known how much of this every two hours until three doses are| “Pape's Cold Compound” is the as quoted: mubscription will be placed in this taken will end grippe misery and| quickest, surest relief known and dlatrict. break up @ severe cold either in the| costs only a few cents at drug stores. Hats for Girls Hayden, Stone & Co. announced La chest, bear or limbs, It acts without assistance, tastes ice, that {t will subscribe $6,000,000 addi- Promptly opens clogged-up| and causes no inconvenience. jon"! - Malan HEME SC. Sea a nostrils and air passages; stops nasty |accept a substitute, Insist on“Pape's”| at 3 3 lel eCle)~— ($5.75 & 7.50 clude the Utah Copper Company, “hare OF nose running; Felieves|—nothing else.—Advt. $2,000,000; Nevada Consolidated Cop- per Company, $1,000,000; Ray Consol- idated Copper Company, $1,000,000; Chine Copper Company, $1,000,000; Butte and Superior Mining Company, Hats for Misses and Young Women $8.75 & 10.50 at . . . . . isis Loan officials agreed that of these Hats soak oe reer Presid wil c fectivel Hotell age Mn none Established 1863 a eee ee fonsive when he sald that “a single trimmed. day of relaxation © * * would be of tragical damage alike to ourselves and to the rest of the world.” Brooklyn, which has been leading the other boroughs in percentage, slumped to-day, recording a gain of only $42,700 for the day. That leaves the borough $10,000,000 short of what it should have subscribed by this time to reach its quota. First place is now held by Queens, which has subscribed 60 per cent. of its quota. The Treasury Department at Wash- ington reported to-day that receipts from the whole country are now slightly more than $2,000,000,000—one- third of the $6,000,000,000 required, It means that the nation must subscribe at the rate of $500,000,000 a day from now to the end of the campaign. ‘The flag of Montenegro was ralsed at the Altar of Liberty in Madison Square Garden at noon, for this is Montenegro Day in the Avenue of the Allies, The principal address was delivered by Gen, Anta Gvosdeno- vitch, Minister to this country. i T. KEL Y CoO. ‘The minister was cheered when he said that the people of his country, “It's Easy to Pay the Kelly Way” Long Credit—Easy Payments Raving the furniture you need to ome comfortable and homelike is made enay for yo Rent Kelly Gone We har ae Gerful ansortment of very re ruge, ote &nd draverion, with prices ti n ‘bliin fieures” Select shat you want and enjoy the uae of tt while ‘paying om our easy, convenient ‘men 5 A Number of Bor TY BONDS oe aes, Women’s Umbrellas made of silk taffeta of exceptional quality * (in the fashionable colors and solid black), finished with smart cord-loop handles of fine wood capped with bakelite, will be specially priced for to-morrow at $3.65 each at this figure offering very remarkable vaiue. AA 4-Plece Period Bedroom Suites Bird’s-Eye Maple, Golden Oak, Ami fean Walnut or Mahogany, ‘rangi In prices from one « $125 to $350 263 Sixth Avenue, Near 17th St. 104-106 W, 17th St. Out-of-towe deliveries made by eur motor treba Madison Auemw-Fifth Avene 35th Streets New York 34th and offering their thanks to America for turning the scales of the world war and promising quick liberation to the hungry and opvressed mountaineers A straight-from-the-shoulder and none too complimentary speech by Lieut. Jacques Bagues of the French Army started a storm of bond buying at noon to-day at the Sub-Treasury meeting. | “You people at home need Atsct- pline,” he told the crowd. “This loan is a military measure just as what Pershing ts doing now 1s also a mill- tary measure, Suppose that Pershing, before starting his drive against the German positions, had to conduct a | three weeks’ campaign among his j men, urging them to fight, getting pretty women to beg them to fight, offering prizes to those who would consent to fight. Could you win a war like that? Now let's have some buying.” And some buying was had. | There was some other entertain- ment too, Frieda Hempel, having sung “The Star-Spangled Banner,” was called on for an encore, “I'll do it If some one buys a $1,000 bond,” she offered, And so she sang “Annie Laurie.” Through the nightly efforts of bond sellers in the theatres and other amusements centres, according to the latest figures, more than $12,000,000 has been subscribed. The champion of all the women| selling bonds at booths in hotels is | Miss Violet Le Roy, who has charge | of the booth at the Hotel Astor, Her booth is credited with sales of $989,- | 050, which beats the records of all the other booths, Public school children in the five boroughs have sold $13,695,000 worth |of Liberty Bonds to 141,916 individ- ual subscribers, it was announced to- Dribblings From Berlin Funny. = While we are all out in the streets, a hundred million people of us digging down into our pockets and each other’s pockets for six billion dollars, Berlin slops headlines on us from Poston to Seattle, like this! “Kaiser appoints a Peace Chancellor!” WHAT OF IT! we say, with six billion dollars as long as there is a Kaiser. This for one day. The next day the little helpless headline comes piddling over—‘‘The Kaiser Quits the Throne.” WHAT OF IT! we say, with six billion dollars as long ag there are seventy million sullen, unrepentant, un- Bee this sign to-morrow. day, Manhatta le: th chool : Pf . c Mpa witha ‘total of $5,153,080 whipped, implacable, perfect Germans in Germany— sold 60,2 subs DETR, y] Every seat in the Metropolitan Opera Germans who feel toward us every day, every breath the: Feue nae Ben Rall) For Sy Maher take, like abused angels, and who expect to talk terms wit! | night, which Is to be attended by the us and make treaties with us like abused angels! tanienue poriuareorating the diauvesy ___ We want six billion dollars this week to tell the of America the following women will Germans that it makes no difference to us who they Rppeary | MBSR NDR STNG, eARERS think or try to make us think is ruling over them. F ‘airchild, Marion McKeever, Blanche . + P Duffield ond Mesdames Paul Draper, They can send us a new headline every day about Unti! the Germans dredge from out of th John Wanamaker jr., Charlotte Fair-| whois ruling over them as long as they keep on feeling souls a little sorrow ab FE UP chose cune: thet A child, Herbert Shipman, Harry Oel- abe ‘a ta cieing tin halk eal k: ff bandas il about the Lusitania, we buy richs, Mitchell Henry, Frederick Cole, like abused angels, sitting in their sulky, po! ¥ suffo- onds; until they blow out from beneath their feet Frederick Lewisohn, Philip Benkard cating little heaven of their own perfections. The one and William Wright. Mischa Elman, Caruso and other artista will play and sing, and it {9 hinted that maybe tho President will say something, ‘How Strange Things Some- times Happen “I want to write you to let you know that I have taken 2 more doses of Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy, and, have gained 16 Ibs, in the last ¥ he principles on which they hold Belgium, we buy single thing any serious nation is going to propose to have to do with them is to whip them, We will np them up—with this week’s six billion dollars—out of their rut of being perfect. Then we will talk with them. A hundred million people are standing in every man’s front yard in America this week asking for six billion dollars to go over to Germany with guns, stand up a thousand German cities in a row and make the cities cry out tous—Berlin to New York, Munich to St. Louls—that they confess their sins before God, WE BUY BONDS TO SEE A Ji TP UP THEIR HANDS! TROURANG ' ye buy bonds to throw the ashes of Belgi the heads of a thousand cities and to throw tha tains of mosis Cathedral at Cologne and Berlin, iy ye buy bonds not to wich H that our children had maven eer hora Read and We buy bonds to stop our children when they grow up from wondering why we or any one else in this generation were weeks, although Iam thinner around | wee ‘spied ever born, the waist than before, because the that they will wipe up their sins from before the face bloating in my stomach has all gone of men! ae yam feeling ike § BOY: i Until the Germans have proved to us by colossal sata ball eo cond ae (hla imaiolees confession and repudiation and restitution that they a good as this medicine ” 4 v Sa It is a simple, harmless preparation know enough about how they have sinned to be fit to ‘ 4 ° £ that removes the catarrhal macus make terms with, it makes no difference to America from the intestinal tract and alluys what rulers they poke forward to us. : the inflammation which causes practi at cally all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including ap) On dose will convince 0} refunded Liggett-Riker, Jaynes and druggists everywhere,—Advt, ‘a Seta Si A cc { .