The evening world. Newspaper, November 14, 1918, Page 8

LBB SV ERING WORED, THEUSEDAY, NOVERSES 14, 1918. i VALIANT WORK IN EPIDEMIC,| MORE DRAFT CURTAILMENTS, HR | A WYFTH 23 Fresident. Tt wail more than cere, §, GIRLS MADE DOUGHNUTS ai had boon erected by. the supply Eoootedda Steet dit sett’ pe iaoctere dfeticlaag’ and ahe| f at ¢ sj fund of § i ade . i] ’ y slurted to work. Geiore ' | get some sleep. Instead of |tive, receives the income from @ trust Welfare De-| Examination of 18-Vene-Olda Probe an an ur ‘¢ Metictan, and she |* E $ ELI hy W STLED |: y wine Was quickly promoted. She met Dr AS Fol H Li Hi 2.0 they had made 3,000 dough- | five will on reaching twenty Wide Area. vain ate can Riteiene H uta and were serving them, with choc- > _ ' , \°When German ahelia whistled overhend alvation Ar \ vs Si R re | W IR ? IN ALFONSO WIRES. PO! r Salvation Army Workers Refused | the Ou RHDUR ®, woul 4 duck into smears val | ! pyle he principal WASHINGTON, \ arther * fat that comes and stays where | During the recent Influenza ept- |, js a burdense hindrance toac-./ demic the welfare department of the |, takeoff | Downey Shippullding Corporation of |; .' Rest and Fed Soldiers in Clos- | fhey made doughnuts all morning, under | Arlington, Staten Island, did Horote | General . a all nes . 4 sali th « constant dombardnent. + + Barapa! % —- work. One thousand cases among! physical ¢ fi ¥ Congeptuinies Prestdedt on Slea- ing Days of Fighting. Nearby, other Sa in Army women | andthe Downey employees were taken | with the cl a 6 Apmistics, WITH THE AMERICAN Aromas | "ire, 0cU8e © nurses in firet-aid hos- care of. Four worfen attendants, p 3 3 68 | pitale. PARIS, Wednesday, N —King|IN| FRANCE. Nov. 14 (Asgoclated| The organiaation is planning to keep ; 1 Fy , \IN FRANCT. N |? The organiagtion is planning to ki under direct charge of Rita Quinn r ere kept continually on the|ttalians an: j.| Press).—During the last days of the | ce. With she Yankees into Gernmany un- | Alfonso of Spain, ba — — tl che last ma tur ee the districts covered were | Allied hati aes dent Poincare his w|Cghting « pioneer, unit rusied ahead | page Peretti ag n Btaten Island, New York |now held tn r ee . arita signing of the. =: ing’s| Under orders to conduct its own cam- | Olly, Milsabets and Bayonne, |) |alrere treats Soprano Voice of Marguerit2 Saning of |patgn ‘and chooee ita own front tg| ERICKSON WILL IS READ. 6 in Island bi ie . establish contact with the enemy. | When you need Rubbers, ask 1-| Three Salvation Army giris—Mfar- | ,,An.caite of $500,000 left by Alexandoy for Baco Robbers, Ite bare’ .|garet Sheldon. of Chicago; Anna Swen: | Srerator, Of No. 83, Riverside Dring | Possible your desler has them. rious |son, of St. Paul, and Louise Young, of |goes, with the exception of one legacy, | Ply is low. Quality as high as ever nation | Pow eepsle—trying to heen, pace with|to his widow and children. AJ. BATESA CO, INC. NEWYORK er y 6 all what bravery | the advance—reached a battered town | provides a trust fund of 8} on, ED AND BLACK SOLES at 4 o'clock in the morning, A tent |his widow, Clara Chamberlain nnulled: Boards | Chalifoux, Dietician, Cap- | At the moment of sighing the ne out the Taw | tures Noted Surgeon. partment, op French A (Special io ‘The Brening World.) which have shown \ BOSTON, Nov. 14.—The friends of and patriotism mean Miss Marguerite Chatitoux of Ja~ some . Altman & Cn. MADISON AVENUE-FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK ca Plain believe that her beautiful © voice was the first thing that ted to her Dr. John Allan seventy-three years old, President, of tne New York Poly- clinie Medical School and Hospital famgus throughout the world as a surgeon. The two have filed here a notice of thelr intention to marry. The law requires a five-day interval between the filing of the notice and the issu- ance of the marriage license, and it is understood that the ceremony will be performed here as soon as this al has passed. Then the will go to Europe, where the ie, who is only twenty-three years pa ALLEL Md sols hte ted New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Cleveland Buffalo Newark || OPPENHEIM.GLUNS & G 34th Street—New York Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street A Sale of Importance Friday Women’s Exclusive Winter Coats \ A Special Sélection of | Women’s Velveteen Skirts comprising several new models, developed in black, navy and brown velveteen of superior quality, ee ee > nee ’ Offering Unusual and Exceptional Values A selectéd assortment of high-class Coats, representing some of the season's choicest models in plain tailored and Fur-trimmed effects, at extremély moderate prices. . wt will be offered to-morrow (Friday) yo Oe at the extraordinarily low price of Tailored and Fur-Trimmed Coats “9 , of Silvertone, Velour Cloth, Pom | 35 00 : t $6 90 each Pom and Mixtures; full lined and | . ! ‘ e warmly interlined, Special (Ready-to-wegr Skirts, Third Floor) Straight-line and belted models of ree ae Velour Cloth, Pom Pom and Broad- | 45 00 SS cloth, trimmed with Nutria, Aus- e ON vere tralian Seal and Opossum. Special 7 W 9 D lold, will continue the cultivation of {her voice. omen S resses s | Tb parellong uk toa metine met Coats of Distonal Velour, Pom : ‘| jbeing made this morning at the Pom and_ Silvértone, trisnmed j (sizes 34 to 42) | bride's home, No, 71 Wyinan Street, ’s r 55 00 wigs ; ae with Nutria, Hudson (dyed . ‘ Sat called theli Beice Chalitoud hogs muskrat), and Raccoon. — Special in a number of new, smart styles, variously modeled bac Tdapticlr for 9 9 a PR 4 in se satin and combinations of serge-and-satin, . the oldest daughter of a family of six rape oats, also straight-line b i ti id binati f serg d-sati Draped Coats, al ighteli ‘ help hngephig toc ek 2 ai ae models of Bolivia, Silvertone and | 68 00 3 ‘ Pty ovanlh peep saty Ay pigs abe apngets Velour Cloth, desirable colors, | . C, 101st Artillery, 26th Division. He ‘ are on sale on thé Sixth Floor fies tought ticeeeh tie Werara ones trimmed with rich Furs. Special ! ’ out without serious injury, Miss Chalifoux was educated in the a ‘ very specially priced oston schools, then went to the : ‘age ve Pinctinal Acts igs priser ck Other Smart Models, Plain and Fur Trimmed, 28.00 to 215.00. | she w raduated with honors, Aft- | : 2 erward she 8 uated fi he tL : Lak MR A eS a a SS uibemabiitiianial ; at $18.75 rim beby tego ohs te asses a ootenee eee H where she took the highest honors, w at Framingham that she first H at this figure offering extraordinary value. Mceitaricia atisniien Joreer ve| } talent, Lal 6 wel Washington a if (Thirty-fifth Street elevators) Wits eased iia boat bie > i looking the White House. She oy studied dietetics with such success cm | - Se SS that she was highly recommended to ‘ the Polyclinic Howpital in New York, B § i the hospital of which Dr. Wyeth is — ‘jilted jag me ee Stern Brothers | 3 : = = ——— — WEST 42p0 AND 43d STREETS 3 1 { — ‘ A | rt. 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