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

TERTHANCALOMEL Thousands Have Discovered Al Edwards’ Olive Tablets {! Jt \areaHarmiess Substitute ~ Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets—the sub- ite for calomel—are a mild but sure tive, and their effect on the liver is . almost instantaneous. They are the re- 4. AMit of Dr. Edwards's determination not | tv treat liver and bowel complaints with it brought 1 The pleasant lite tablets dothe ood little tablets dot * that ralosel Gren bat have no bad after a don’t injure the teeth like ii or calomel. They take the trouble and quickly correct it. cure the liver at the expense of the Calomei sometimes plays havoc withthe gums, Sodostrong liquids. It best not to take calomel, but fo let Dr. wards’ Olive Tablets take ‘ts place. ~ . id # ‘Olive Tablets when you “heavy.” Note how they “clear”cl brain and how they “perk up” the spirits, Ye and 25¢ abox All druggists. “Ad Smooth—Mellow—Delicious COFFEE in & Pound rete From Wholesaler Direct to You BEAN or GROUND bare elf, 23 bor for Uncle Sax meney fer 7% ny Your coffee at ‘wholetale” ead. batt? FB es toe ames ote. Ri Open Till 5.30 PF. M. Saturday. Gillies Coffee Co. 223-2009 Want Streets New Yorks 4 Pe cet Rastiay, wereet | Phove ie el ae tami V8 C Lb.| * ed Come on Now All Together— One Big inal Sally lo Help Oversubscribe the ‘ Fourth Liberty Loan LTON GARMENT Co. 307 FIFTHAVESS NY HOTELS & RESTAURANTS, ae BROADWAY AT 48TH ST. THIS AFTERNOON | TEA DANCING j 3.30 P. M. 1 i pee Sunday World “Wants” | creas "| phone charges.” RAISE NOT LIKELY, SAYS BURLESON Postmaster-General Promises Improved Service and Hints at Higher Pay. the telephone rates will not be In- inless iinexpected conditions arise.’ A short time ago Mr. Burle- son announced that an investigation of telephone rates was being made und that it might be necessary to in- crease them. ‘The latest opinion 1s based on only a partial investigation, however. It was pointed out by Mr. Burleson that there will be some “readjust- ments” here and there, and in the end local rates may be changed, but no general increase will be recommended Promises of improved service are made, and there is a hint that there will be increases in pay. This ad- vance will be made to prevent a fur ther decrease in the number of oper: ators who have been flocking to bet- ter paying positions. Cornelius M. Sheehan, Deputy Com- missioner of Water Supply, Gas and Flectricity, has forwarded a com- plaint to the up-State Public Service Commission against the “discrimi- natory system of profiteoring in tele- Mr. Sheehan says he was charged | 30 cents for talking twelve minutes from the Hotel Plaza to 2280 Madison | Square, Inasn as the Hotel Plaza} pays only 21 8 per call to the telephone com . Mr, Sheehan says, a profit of 1 t. was made by the Hotel Pla | oe ICE COMBINE PLANNED. Compantes Con ‘orporation to Stock. To eliminate waste and cut dolivery cost to a minimum the leading tee com- panies are considering a corporation to feliver ice to the various organizations, The new corporation will have 8 per cumul preferred stock, the amount of wh as not yet been de- cided, and common shares of no par value, which will be Issued in exchange for all the equipment of the companies entering the combine. ed atock will be working capital. wach company or dealer entering the ination would also e common k based upon the © tonnage Jalivered by him during the last two veara. setae LOUIS W. WORMSER DEAD, Last Survivor of Famit Dies in Louls W. Wormser, the last surviving member of the family of Wormser | bankers, died suddenly of heart disoase |yesterday morning at his home, No. 436 Fifth Avenue, in the forty-sixth year of Additional pre- issued to raise Work Monday Wonders. TELEPHONE RATE {32 Postmaster General Burleson says] famous banking firm of 1 & 8 ser, for many years having lave In financial circles of re Wi on Mrs. J. sein The funeral will be morning at 10.30 o'clock fro residence, Orrow e late a SHOT TWICE FOR DISLIKE OF HIS WIFE'S RELATIVES Diona Battaglia, thirty-seven, a tailor, of No, 2720 Eighth Avenue, is In St.| Lawrence Hospital to-day with a bullet! wound under each arm, According to the police, Battaglia beat his wife @ year ago with a hammer, but rn he was arraigned in court she re- to prosecute, though they sep- ted. jaltoglia went to see his wife, how- ever, and they were reunited, But he didn't like her relatives and seeing one talking to her last night he threw @ bot- tle at him through a window, The two shots were fired and Patrolman Porter sent Battaglia to the hospital thirty-seven, an en- roton, while operating a hoisting machine lifting @ 70-ton ginler at 36th Street and Park Avenue last night, had his left leg caught in the cable. Workmen stopped the engine, but Carter was injured ao his leg had to be amputated at Bellevue. “An ounce of ion. U-jorm in your mouth If you have contracted Influenza we recommend that you consult your physician at once, Ne ¢ at Druggi 25 “Dd ggists ESTABLISHED 1AM) RK Hot water Sure Relief his age, Mr. Wormser retired from | business in He was a Simon | Wormser, wh of the | Absolutely No Increase in Price and No Reducticn in.the Quality of FRANKLIN SIMON Hand-Tailored UITS for MEN at *25,°28,°30,°33 we are not asking any more nor giv- ing any less than we did last season! There is absolutely no change whatever in our prices nor in the values at these prices. quality of the fabrics and the hand-tailoring is identical with our last season's productions. One swallow does not make a summer, and it is loose logic to assume that our prices must be higher and our values lower, simply be- cause others are doing it! We can maintain our last season's prices because we got the woolens RIGHT, Other stores didn’t and that's the story. ( MEN’S SHOPS — 2 to 8 West 38th Strect — Street Level pay FIFTH AVENUE Simon & Co): “WCBS is wortha pound of cure” | luenza in crowds-puta | McKESSON & ROBBINS, inc. |\ MANUFACTURING CHPMISTS NEW YO! s Val THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, Buy Liberty Bonds While Will Your Answer Be? Don’t ok. Them of Us, Paying $2.00 a Week. Jotun Daniell and Sons FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY | items, each one bein; BARGAIN, not seleoted haphazard, but carefully, and with only one end in view—to please our patrons and give them more for their money than they can obtain elsewhere for the Will offer the followin; of merchandise. Now is the time juy Underwear, don’t wait till later and pay double the price, or probably not be able to get it at all We are offering a line of women's underwear at prices that cannot be duplicated in any other storé, slightly imperfect but hardly perceptible. WOMEN’S UNION SUITS Sale price.2.25 2,75 3.50 4.00 Value: 2.50 4.60 6.50 6.50 VESTS AND PANTS Sale price..1.50 1.75 2.00 2.25 Values... 8.00 $50 4.00 4.75 ‘WOMEN’S HOSIERY Full fashioned Cashmere Stockings. Value 1.75 pair, for 1 Women’: amless Cotton Stockings, in black, white, gray and brown. Value 85 pair, for 25 NIGHT GOWNS AND PAJAMAS For women, of heavy quality outing flannel, pink and blue Reg- ular and extra sizes. Values 2.75 and 8.00, for....2.10 WOMEN’S BATH ROBES Of blanket cloth in warm colorings, trimmed with satin or braid. Value 5.25, for DANIELLS FOR LACE VALUES Filet laces, copies of real; 4 in. wide. Reg, 65¢ yard, for...... oe Metal lace edgings and bandings. Value 1185 yard) lor . ee 98 Black Silk Dotted Net, 42 in. wide. Value 1.48 yard, at 42-in. White Cotton La Tosca Net, Value 40¢ yard, for VEILS AND VEILINGS Shetland Veils, scroll effects and chiffon borders. Reg. 1.48 each, for.......666 - 1.25 Rainproof Chiffon Ve Reg. 2.25 each, for..... 6.2.4. 1.98 Novelty Mesh Veiling, filet, hexagon, chenille and seroll desi Regularly 48¢ yard, at EVERYONE NEEDS HANDK’F’S Men's Initial Handkerchiefs, box of 6+ Regularly 98¢, for....... Men's Hemstitched Handk ders, new and original. Value per doz. 4.00, for....... 3, Women’s Initial Handk’f’s, box of 6, Rho, for ng Women’s Novelty Handk’f’s, linen or Shamrock lawn, importers sampl , Value each 25¢, for...... 2.6.05 18 MEN’S WEAR SPECIALS PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER y gray ribbed shirts and xtra quali i colored jamas, high grade outing silk braid and silk frog trira, 50, for 2.85 Men's Heavy “Beacon” Blanket Robes <j large variety of patterns; all sizes; only 200 of these, Reg. price 7.50, at Men's Sweaters, extra heavy all wool, shaker knit, high grade; all colors; impossible to duplicate to-day. Bone 5.75 V 16.50, at..... 12. Men's Sweaters, fine knit, large rol! collar in heather and gray. Value 10.50, at.........++.5..8.75 Men's Sweaters, angora finish; all ver; wanted color. Value 10.00, for, 8.25 Cardigan Jackets, black and gray; superior grade. WALUS Gi7O) 108s cesctveenas TIME FOR BLANKETS White California blankets, also a few pairs fi gray, %4 and full sizes; an unusual opportunity. Reg. 9.75 and 10.50, for.......8.28 Limit 8 Pairs to Customer. NOTION SPECIALTIES Stecl Safety Pins, reg. 5c card. . 12 Special 3 cards for....... Shell Hairpins. Special, box of 6. .08 1 Dress Shields. Silk Co Reg. 80 pair, for...........0. «21 Bias Lawn Tape, 10 yd. piece for 05 The ~) TornDonhell USons, Broadway, sh % Let It Be No. You Can Buy Broadway. Shana Vth Sts. a well selected same class YOU WILL BE DELIGHTED WITH THESE DRESSES Made especially for this sale, of fine | jf quality satin, serges and velveteens; very newest styles and excellently made; fine assortment of colorings. Values to 35.00, for BARGAINS IN WOMEN’S COATS This season's colorings and styles made of fine quality velour, cheviots and mixtures. Values to 35.00, for WOMEN’S SWEATER COATS Strictly all wool, numerous style and colors. | Values to 8.50, for....sseeee0s 5.25) Values to 12.50, for... 7.50) SILK BLOUSES | Extra fine quality, in all colors and} fancy stripes; pretty styles in trimmed | and tailored effects. Worm. When Our Victorious Troops Return, and Ask “Did You [Whessmmd aw Y e Were ‘Over There’? What lie 1918. | | | Values to 8:00, for Women’s & Misses’ Frocks GEORGETTE BLOUSES | i) AN Excellent quality and big assortment | a ice woe 2.95 RICOTINE FROCKS in tailored and braid Values to 5.00, fOr. 6ssseseeees “0 trimmed effects. Embroidered or braid Values to 6.50, for.... .. 4.00 VALUES IN WOMEN'S GLOVES 100 doz, Washable Chamoisuede Gloves, 2 clasp, heavy weight, emb’d back. Shades of mode, brown, beaver, slate and white. Regular 1.25 grade, for Women’s Khaki Wool Gloves, 2-clasp, self em'd backs; all sizes. Reg. value 1.65, for SPECIAL MILLINERY OFFER The season's newest and smartest ideas, some trimmed with novelties and ostrich; others tailored effects. Values to 12.50, for. 8.50 Values to 8.50, for 5.75 GENUINE VELOUR HATS Exceedingly smart, banded with gros- grain ribbon, Autumn colors and black. Values to 4.95, for.....sseee. 3.75 Values to 6.50, for. . Pheasant feather bands, beautitul colorings. e 2.95, for oe Velvet pop assorted color: Value 38¢, .29 WOMEN’S NEW NECKWEAR High Stocks and Jabots, especial priced for Friday an 1.00 to 4.95 Saturday DRESS VELVETEENS 27-in. wide rich dress quality in taupe, browa, navy, prune and black. 2.35 grade, for 2 days, at 1.69 Another grade @4-in, wide in shades of taupe, navy, purple, myrlle and brown. 2.00 grade, for 2 days, at RICH BLACK SATIN High grade dress quality, high lustre eb dull finish, 42 in 3.25 quality, for 2 da: WOOL DRESS FABRICS Fine imported broadcloth, 48 to 5% inches wide, good line of desirable rich lustre and soft draping vality quality, for 2 days, at.....2.89 MUCH WANTED FRINGES Wonderful value in pure silk knotted fringe, 7-in. deep; 2 rows knots. Value rd, for. ee 2.25 8-in. deep, 3 rows knots. Value 4.50 yard, for.....0..... 3.75 ANDERSON’S GINGHAMS __ | “Ivanhoe” brand in checks, plaids, | stripes and plain colors, | Value 55c yard, for 2 days... ment of colored stripes. Today's value, 45c yd., at..... 29 Outing Flannel, another lot of high | rade goods, in stripes, checks and | [i New Frock Finids. “Elsewhere 80 yard, C Wool Parade i eee .31 Velow, STATIONERY ITEMS Correspondence Cards with handsome initial stamped on cards and envelopes. Value 50c box, for Packag ; with engraved ments, 15 cards with envelopes 25¢, worth double : Special package of em! ssed Christ mas Cards; 10 very #’iractive cards with envelopes, ivr. ...+. +15 Orb Sts, Y LIBERTY BONDS @ Ss @ BU Y LIBERTY BOND TY BONDS @ BUY LIBERTY BONDS®@ Subscribe to This Liberty Loan Let’s Make It The Glorious Fourth! fewise. Concer Sixth Avenue & Forty-Fifth Street aI1 ANG @ SGNO@ ALUSGIT ANG New York }@ SGNOG ALUS , SUNDAY WORLO WANTS WORK MONA + ONO oye dann aoa? | Y MORN ING _WONDERS eee em 39) Eden Cloth, 27-in, wide, big meets | 5.75 |i] | | ABO mamebinsah ck Satin. 25.00 ed. Tailored Frocks of Poiret Twill. 30.00 Seal, Australian 0, Nutria. Heavily embroi Tailored Frocks of Poiret Twill. 37.50 MITT W colors. Wool TLL Women’s and Misses’ Fur Trimiied Coats OOSE BACK AND BELTED MODELS L of Wool Velour, Silvertone, Pom Pom Bolivia, with large cape collars of Nutria, Dyed Opossum and French Seal (Seal Dyed Coney), Raccoon, Australian, Opossum. ilk lined and warmly interlined. 50.00 OATS of Crystal Cloth, Duvet de Laine, Silvertone, Bolivia and Wool Velour, with large cape collars of Hudson Seal, Raccoon, Natural, Black or Taupe Lynx and 75.00 featurin, throughout ed Mims trimmed Frocks of Blue Serge. Tailored Frocks of Velveteen, Wool Velour, Georgette or AILORED FROCKS of Wool Velour. Tunic Frocks of Blue Serge, elaborately braid- UR TRIMMED FROCKS of Tricotine or Wool Velour with trimmings of Hudson ssum and Natural cred Frocks of Serge. Coat of Silvertone with Collar Cuffs and Pockets of Australian Opossum, $89.50 warmly INTER COATS smartly belted or loose back models, novel collar effects. interlined. of 30.00 h INTER COATS Pom Bolivia, Velour. back models with and warm interlin of Silvertones, Duvet de Laine and Belted lain and fancy silk lining ing. 45.00 THROM URL L LLU a eT ntite BACK UP PERSHING AND THE BOYS BUY LIBERTY BONDS A Collection of Newer Models The Values Are Most Extraordinary Women’s and Misses’ Winter Coats To Be Worn With Separate Furs Wool lond Booth on & Women’s & Misses’ Winter Apparel ur Main Floor) TUX \ with Nutria, $125.00 Velour, Lined All Pom and loose | Coat of Wool Velour, Trimmed ‘Belgian Art Souvenir From Overseas Club “DAWN TRIUMPHANT" Beautiful Four-Pa A Coated Paper Leaflet, in Colors BIRD'S-EYE VIEW OF METZ. In Colors. By Biedermann. LA BRABANCONNE (Belgian National Anthem). Words and Music, ALL WITH NEXT assy fp . dite SUNDAY’S WORLD