The evening world. Newspaper, November 20, 1918, Page 12

will be orke Sehops te the end of tho wr You Can't ‘body of disease germs, such as, those that cause SPANISH INFLUENZA ‘and throat, and by destroying such germs help to prevent grip| and pneumonia. -U-jorm “are a pleasant and powerful means to guard your health. 25’ at Druggists Pa) MCKESSON & ROBBINS, inc. the door nor bar the gate! inst the entrance into your, " Butyou can disintect your mouth | of the points. _+>— Sending Them. In addition arcols for American soldiers over jean Red Crowe plans to | ¢¢ mas qheer to patients and in Europe by ributing among them many ar- ticles proc he hosplt urable over there. A “| CHRISTMAS GIFTS 3 . ST BOYS IN FRANCE qn ounce i BE NUMEROUS Plainly Indicated by Letters to} Evening World About to receiving Christmas part plan is to have a Christmas Arrangements tree in every hoepital ward as well | as in-every recreatign hut at hospital are making alse, to | | i | mas percel for the boys in Camp, don’t forget to put in a few boxes of my FAMOUS SALTO NUTS. | They will be appreciated. THE EVENING WORLD, ae WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1918, give to every patient In the American and he veer el MA n idow ot RED CROSS CHRISTMAS pe abet ge hey Fifth and sixth | c the it | mailed, you to furnish stamps for "end Jescribed above Answer—You must také it in the Thlb Pretwoe Ut oariding pple Chly | Red carton unwrapped to the! to s rs in the Ar Army, Red over You ean send gifts to Inapec | members of other armic regular mails must n: hospitals there Red Cross socks, tive the hospitals in sufficient quantities to enable each patient to mail home as many aw he re { send soldier ases in this country pou will promise that, you will not use ft, ive a special label and carton in, to my A » to send a gift t later, srsona in this country desiring to my package? Christmas presents to American re tully Nearest Red Croas! © uch a la parcel 1 will receive, free carton and a list of When you hav n with mot mor dx of gifts, take It, the same [ted Cross st be inspected, may weigh filled with frults, jaration blank which will be gi nuts, candies, a handkerchief and @ to you. No export license is required Christmas card outlining the rervice for such parcels. which the Red Cross is prepared to render to American soldiers. 5 postcards will be distributed im To the bai desires. ch to write ess. This he sends to whom he 7 the Editor of The Krening Wo If you re u must, in order wil) ni take Can} a palr of American Sent hat soldier, vel to the nearest Red Cross Christmas parcel station, where you of cost, el from him, go tr tion and state your case should the label arrive leven wrapped and jearrying it at parcel post rates to Hoboken, N. J If you are the nearest soldier in the American ¥ forces und have not the in the exceed six feet in Its com | bined length and girth measurements. 7 It must bear the complete Onty One Kind of O regulations soldier has cannot send any other kind of parcel. his present wpecia Med Cross, win @ To the Palitor of ‘The Krenivg Worl unwrap vi Paes, colved no Ia lative of a you with a Inbel and carton, See ~ answer to C. BH through the} tains In that case the par- pounds SSS, New Yerk 179 Drosans: model. __ This lest is included in ocr sale of MMea's Shoe’ tow running ot TRAE Mann ba PAT Orr The BALFOUR Walk-Over Shoe Stores Clty He Htowery ea Wo 82 W. dbiy Pt Brockiyn ' t Poucinieegeie, N.Y a Newerh Bronx Veahers, Vy 1h Market Ualh- (ver SHOES A More than Stylish Shoe Take a special look at the toe of this It sounds the note of Style. And yet this shoe, being made upon a full-fitting English last, has a broad shank, a low heel andagenerous tread. Very aptly has it been called a frec- fitting shoe, That is to say, it is per- fectly proportioned for your foot and comfort-giving, not when well-worn, but fromthe momentyou first'put it on, It makes your foot feel and look young. ‘ Walk-Over Shoes bear the same trade-mark the world over. hee Wo. apy Post Office and fiil out the dec- en un Be P. Tam soldier friend jn France. To-day 1 received a label from him with his address on it. Should [ paste it on NETTIE. Anawe Take the label to the stmay parcel station and they will give you a car- ton in which to send your gift. You Other Can Ne Uned. nd a sweat nt to my wo a Ned Cr in any other t to Di ros @ her, It rton. T.M. Chriat Answer-No. of Thin} dter's ‘The last { heard of my son he was! 1 in France. 1 have re- 1 from him. He may done, but T want to a. imate remembran re to him. How can 1 do It? MA, Answer--The Red Cross will supply be too i! Husband in Wrance WI Get Wife's « To the Edito wil u 1 een} pened | by anybody but h L. FS. the Ie the w Jatterward be opened until It reac hes | Your husband. [Red Croxm Carton Avaliable vacer| Certain Conditions. To the Editor of The Eva@ing World Can I get a Red Cross carton with- out showing @ label from an Ameri+ lean soldier in Europe? Be | Mnswereii your are the voldiers| nearest relative 4 not sent a| rial 1 later receive t you will not use it. Only one parcel can ecto cach soldier 307 SOLDIERS NA\ § NATURALIZED. | | Upten Upton Deceme Citizens | United States, | Three d and seven fore!gn born men were made citiaens of the United | States by Justice preme Court In at the ba Upton yest The drafte Men at Cam mess rooms at Camp] “were divided In naton-/ ality as follows a? h, 13] Swiss ie ish, 28; : 6; Buls: . 1; Danish, Austrian .1; German, 4 Five soldiers of different nationalities | who had refused before the armistice to apply for citizenship. were refused when they did so yesterday CALL FOR MORE KNITTERS. Soldiers Abroad Still Need Many More Garments Than Can Re Supplied. Knitted garments of all k'nds are still} needed for the soldiers in France, Ger- many and Siberia, They are facing a} \hard winter. Mrs, Satterlee, Chairman of the Comforts Committee of the Navy makes an urgent appeal for | ahead with their wool and and work as they ni Btreet, aes URGES PLANTING OF TREES. American Defense Soctety Asks Members to Ald in Campaign, The need for the immediate plant-! Ing of trees, such as chestn ory, pine, hemlgek an ywalnut Inted out In a letter torday the American De. § lle o all members in the United on of woclety members Is di lack walnut tre | jivhing and the bla I by the G ® manufac- ture of airplane propellers, and for that reason great numbers of the | | Jtrees have been destroyed in the last | | ft: | Think What It Saves You! (CREAMETTES, the new American ‘macaroni product, is much more economical than most foods. You can | buy more nourishment in Creamettes for ten cents than in almost any other food, | Creamettes is not only nourishing and whole: | tome, but appetizing and delicious, Prove this for yourself by buy ng a package of Creamettes fron your grocer and trying the following recipe Creamettes and Cheese Silage with If your grocer cannot supply you with Cream ettes, ask | im to order for you, The Creamette Company } Sheepshead Bay Auxii- PARGEL STATIONS OPEN | iecta,‘s Peter's tvangeust Lath: IN MANY PARTS OF CITY) creases me tans tatheras Church, Washington Avenue, be- ackages Na Be t to, Soldiers} tween Willoughby Btreet and De- y Be Sent to/Soldiers | sity “avenue: No. 1601 ‘Third Aves in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, | nue. Bronx and Richmond. Bronx—No. 659 Kast Tremont Street, hmond—Staten Island Board ED CROSS Christmas Parcel Stations jn Greater New York are located as fol- lowa: Manhattar No. 125th | Point, Whitestone, he Street; New York Trade School, | hu , Jamaica, 48th Street and Fi 2 12th =| Widgewood, Woodhaven, Far Regiment Arn » Weet Rockaway, Rockaway E h, mond Till, Bi Educatio ast Broadway Brooklyn—No. 179 Remsen No. 141 Bushwick Avenue Presbyterian ‘Church, Stuyvesant and Jefferson Ave tist Church, Keap open from 10 A.M. to 9 BM GARFIELD TO FIX PROFITS ON COAL FOR NEW YORK nes; Firs reet Avenue Auxillary, No. ‘ , F aragseg 226 Barbe: sow Utreoht | Anthracite Miners to Be Relzased Auxiliary, 18th Avenue; From Army to Keep Up Presbyterian Church, Lafayette ‘ he Supply. Avenue and South Oxford Street: the Supply Flatbush Branc atbush WASHINGTON, Noy, 20.—Fuel Ad- Avenue; Sth I t Auxillary, |ministrator Garfield has decided to jo; St. Mark's | take up vigorously the anthracite coa kway and | supply situation, The Government it Andrew's | will maintain a rigid control of the Church, 60th Street und Fourth | ret in New York and other Avenue; St. Xavier's Chur ndent upon the anthracite Fighth Avenue and Sixth Street; . and soldiers who were em Martin Luther Church, Prospect i in the mines before being a es a Riilicwes a Falles AVE you ever wondered what “other folks are eating” during these days of economy? Just think of batter cakes, rice cakes, waffles, fried hominy or oatmeal— with a hearty spread of Brer Rabbit pure New Orleans Molasses. These are suggestions for a break- fast—actually economical, wholesome and satisfying in every respect. Keep the Brer Rabbit pitcher on the table at all meals. Cuts the butter bill, builds health and saves sugar. 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