The evening world. Newspaper, November 5, 1918, Page 7

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1918. company was sent up the line to put Dick Gifford, a former national cham. 0 EN PR | saying that she was glad to get rid of | Mt ” the finishing touches to the Boches, pion walker, that if he was unable to W M EVENT SALE |them, She gladly capted one of the ' | . , a8 he wrote in one of his Jast letters. fend any trophies home in aid of the F AN MADE TOYS: signs ‘© Will Not Sel) Ger In his anxiety to roll up a big score Fourth Liberty Loan he would make 0 GERM i {im b the Legion has vad ‘ Joe forgot ail about his personal up for it by bringing home the! ip SOF ig it in the window of 1 safety, with the result that he was Kalger's collar buttons or the famlly ameenoee | her smal show RHEUM A" lh p ewela, However, it now see : 4 t chard M. Hurd, Chairman of the R LF : Sos made. big ‘sacrifice in his at-| Ms. Field Heads Delegation to Boycott Gomimaltiee’ of tue Agerions fhe ' ’ f tempt to fuitilt his deaire Shop, and Owner Readily Defense Society, has cy sie buds. oovmniffinninaae While making his initial appear- for next Friday ance on a battlefield, Bond was sent One of the Irving Unit’s Boys, First dose of “Pape’s Cold Compound” refieves the cold | Too Daring, Was a Boche Agrees to Ban Goods. | Chamber of Compr with others to a listening post, which be and grippe misery—Don’t stay stuffed up! \ Bullet’s Victim. | ppe , y up NN as with others ny ant, Mrs, Oliver Cromwell Field. Prest- | During the tense moments that pasted, {dent of the Amertoan Reliet Lexio {Joe said he had the fright of his|led @ delegation of women to a young life, In the dark of thelon Kighth Avenue, near 43d Stre prison ce fine bie apecimen of trench rae took | Yesterday afternoon, when she heard / COLUMBIA GETS POLYCLINIC,| Soust fifty! 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Quit blow-|enliatment in the 7th Regiment, is ait a Hantead, hands of Germans, blood-stained with | Trustees of the New York Polyclinic os ont Sere ‘ misery and break up a severe cold| i" and snuffling! Ease your throb-|now recuperating in « hospital in nadia A man believed to have been George | th? murders of Belgian children, Mrs. r f bing head! Nothing else in the world | France, gives such prompt relief as “Pape's Cold Compound,” which costs onl few conte at ‘any drug etore, tt ets | trenches for nine strenuous days, and | ceiving a bad wound in hia left leg, Herbson sald that she had bought|fo*pital, by unanimous vote, pro-! Get a small trial A m from a man who said that his| Posed to transfer the property of that! Liniment” at any drug store, and HOM was August King, ® general | instigut ‘olumbia University, to| Just a moment you'll be free fram "SOND. J. Scott, sixty, of No. 9 Cannon Street = a vf Bridgeport, Conn., from papers and a| ni potted” by & Boche markeman, Fee tasbook found in his possession, dled | buy either in the head, chest, body or limbs. After having been in the front line It promptly opens clogged-up_nos- ot No. 582 West 162d Street, nd perperunied for) pain, soreness, stiffness and swellings! A coming out unscathed, this little| which necessitated ¢ in Knickerbocker Ho: al last night} and th she did not see the German service and & aivanced on" ' a trils “and air passages in the head,| without assistance, tastes nice, causes | Yankee bantam was Impatient to get |that member. the Amputation OF en ingeriee b : on them, instruction and researob in medicine gh vena oe ho cena stops nasty discharge or nose running,|no inconvenience. 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