The evening world. Newspaper, November 13, 1918, Page 5

Jewish Soviets ‘ormed to Help ers formed a n's Counell and gat, an eastern , according to a Vienna despaich, which quotes the Jewish spondence Bureau. Jew- {sh Soldiers’ and Workmen's Councils have been established at Prague, Theresienstact, Olmutz and other places and have been welcomed by quarter of WHAT ABOUT YOUR INCOME? The elements comprising the body are constantly wearing out and must be renewed daily, else the outgo of strength exceeds “SCOTTS EMULSION will help the tired business-man or | woman keep pace with the wear and feet of | le. Scott’s lit is reported that $900,000 GIFTS OF STANDARD OL BOOST WAR FUND Other Large Contributions) Come In, but New York | Has Not Yet Hit Stride. | Tho New York division of the! United War Work campaign has re-! ceived @ gift of $700,000 from the Standard Oil Conipany of New Jersey! and @ gift of $200,000 f Ol Cc sums aro only gifts to be made and distributed th Other large received with m the Standard ‘These total | pany of New York ions are being lelivery, but ork yet struck the pace which must be| 3 not nourishes the bedy, blood and m and helps maintain an otis, balance of strength and energy. Safe-guard your in- come of strength with Scott's. Seott & Bowne, Bloomfel’ W. J, People troubled with indiges-| tion often blame their stomachs, | when possibly their teeth are at fault. and genera) health you are storing up future trouble for yourself by neglecting them Do not neglect your teeth—come to | us and have one of our Registered | Dentists examine your mouth and ad- vise you. This service is gratis. Our experience and methods insure perfect rests. | a al NEW YORK....... 17 West c4ch Street Houre: 8.30 to 6. u it BROOKLYN, 491 Fulton St., op. A. & S. 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If you suffer from defective teeth |» 900,000 AMERICANS ABROAD 350 Sixth Av., 2ad St.}}) West 42d Street.{] 7). maintained if the district is to reach | dis quota, The quota for the district] 4x $35,000,000, ‘The whole country is! © raise at least $170,500,000. | Marie Dressler, cailing herself “The Seven-in-One Lady” and wear-| ing a fearful and wonderful gown! in which all the seven war work organizations were represented, started up Manhattan this morning to collect $1,000,000. “{ made a fool of myself in the} Liberty Loan and Red Cross drives and got $1,000,000, I'll make a fool | of myself again at the same rate. | Vl even stand on my head if it will do any good.” The military trap shooting exhibi- | tion for the benefit of the fund, whi ¢ been given this afterno: clo Grounds, has heen post~ It will be given Saturday at! Travers Island under the auspices of the New York Athletic Club. ——————_— U. S. NAVY HAS GONVOYED | Mine Barrage 360 Miles Long, Laid | From Scotland to Norway, — | Another Achievement. | | LONDON, Nov. 13.—Some of the ac-| complishments of the American Navy may now be made pubile. From American naval sources, it 1s | d that the American Navy so fur rovided escort for 900, ich is nearly 60 per cent f American troops In can ships also escorted Jed and neutral shipping, Including merchantimen, supply ships, munitions | hips and troop ships. Y | of the greatest mival| feats in ‘hi Sa ae IDENTIFIED BY K. C. CARD MeCafferty, Vound Dead, Had Paper for Field Secretary, rs for a Field Sec Knights of Columbu entity of Edward J , fifty-one, No. |146th Street, whose body was foun y at the foot of the outside rtment house at | Application pa |retarys! ! there last night. Death was due to a fractured skull. | The police believe M erty stumbled and fell down the st poh aot Toes | AGED GERMAN KILLS SELF. | Disappointment Over Nesult War Supposed to Be Canse. Disappointment over the result of the or de lake ‘in C rk. His body was identified by his brot’ er. Cramar, No, 305 East 62d Separate Entrance, than your money’s . Men’s Shoe Shop F YOU want to find out what you are getting in return for your money, and in this shoe you are offered more Men’s Shop and lei us explain. AMME Stamped on a Shoe Means Standard of Merit 34" St. New York 68-70 West 35th St. None Better for worth, step inio our THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1928. GIVE— United BONWIT TELLER &CO. The Specialty Shop of Origination FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET Will Offer Thursday A Sale at Reduced Prices WOMEN’S SUITS These Suits Are Taken from the Regular Stock of 59.50 to 65.00 Models AND REDUCED TO 40.00 COMPLETE RANGE OF ALL SIZES. In this group of suits are included the sea- son's most desirable styles, developed in silver- tone, velour, duvet de laine and trico-velour. Man Tailored G Fur Trimmed Styles. NO C. 0. 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Black all Wool Jersey Cloth, — 54 inches wide; superior quality, yard 4,25 regularly 5.00 Black Velour Suiting and Coating, — all wool; soft quality; 54 inches wide. regularly 6.50, yard 4,85 | Dressing Cases for women and misses of | striped grain Patent Leatherette; mcire lined; | fitted with White Ivory-finished hairbrush, comb, soup box, talcum powder tube, tooth brush, emery bourd case, nail file and button hook case, also a moire coyered back, beveled edge mirror. 5.00 Dressing Cayes for men or boys,—-three styles—Seal, Crepe or Cobra grain Leather; leather lined; fitted with six or seven prac- tical fittings, including military, tooth or clothes brush, soap box, tooth or talcum pow- der case, comb and mirror. 5.00 Annual November Sale WOMEN’S UNDERWEAR (Glove Silk, Merino and Cotton) Glove Silk Vests in Pink only; strap shoulder ..............00cceeees t 1.45 dade { 2.95 Glove Silk Union Suits in Pink or White; plain or embroidered yokes. { 4.50 Cotton Bloomers in Pink or White...........c0cccceescceeeneeees | §685c Wool Mixture Union Suits, low neck; sleeveless; knee or ankle) 2.9 length; regular and extra sizes. # 5 2.95 Glove Silk Bloomers in Pink only; superior quality Wool Mixture Tights, —heavy weight; Black only; knee or ankle length.| Ribbed Cotton Union Suits Winter-weight Ribbed Cotton, low neck; sleeveless; knee or sakle} length; regular and extra sizes. 1.50 Extraordinary Sale “GEO. B. HURD’S” FINE STATIONERY At Less Than Prevailing Wholesale Prices ‘‘Hurd’s’’ Suede Finished Paper A strictly high grade Paper, in the most popular cut, neatly packed in pound boxes. White and Colors. 1,000 Boxes Writing Paper | (90 sheets to pound), , | per Ib., 45ce regularly 65c | “‘Radiance’’ Twill-Finished Paper An exceptional quality paper; White and colors; in the most popular cut; packed in pound boxes. 1,000 Boxes Writing Paper | 3,000 Packages Envelopes (72 sheets to pound), (25 in package), per package, 15¢ regularly 20c 3,000 Packages Envelopes (25 in package), 1 package, {Se regularly 20c per lb., 45¢ regularly 65c |