The evening world. Newspaper, November 20, 1918, Page 8

To sell a four WHISKEYS Kinngarn Rye, Private Stock . Old Crow Whiskey, at. 2.00 foyal Diamond Rye... } = Aster beet —- aan GING Jordan (8-year-old Bd.) Seagram's Canadian |.. Wi Label Usher's Green Str White Horse Scotch me: John Burke's Irish Senosemannd —___— WINES. Imperial Reserve Port, at pore! et, Po The Reliable , 4859 8T AVE. |: === one DRY LAW) NEWS OF AUTOMOBILES 0 M0WAING "svn POSLAN BNE AT SACKIFICE PRICES years’ stock in about six months means cut- The prices we advertise are } LOWEST IN THE CITY! And he proposed new tax of #6.40 per gallon will FORGET | more than double these prices Don’t Miss This Opportunity! Manhattan Purchases of $10, Other Places $20, Delivered Free No C. O. D. Orders. Specials for Balance of This Week ; -——COGNACS & BRANDIES— Gat. | | JULES ROBIN*** | California Brandy Gordon Dry . | White Ta’ | | Humpn 1.50 =|] A. Lane's Dry..... 200 || itaperint “Dry “Gin 23 eG vort's. 2.25 - 290 «= —| | Holla $3 =|. ————. VERMOUTHS. ie | Martin§ Rossi Italian 275 — |Martini Rossi, Dry 200 0 6==/| for Martini Cocktails 215 S| | patio. atian, apee'h, ats. 240 G nie, Be ry LE Vermouth, at 3 MISCELLANEOUS. 0 Kumme! $1.50 ana 5) Antwerpia, Kummel...... 225 T Rum. Bacardi! Rum, 0 vhi Boonekamp. Bitte STORE OPEN UNT! THE HOUSE +5 OLDB earr IBE BONE DRY LAW HAS PASSED THE SENATE, THIS MEANS THE FINISH OF THIS BUSINESS STOCK UP NOW! 69° | WHITE LABEL. Special | $3.00 bottle, $35 case , Martini or Bronx tan, Bronx or Martini 1.5 Croix or Medtord Rum! to Limit Quantities. Many Other Brands Not Listed. Deposit required of 15¢ on gallon jugs, 10¢ on Y) gallon jugs. ices subject to change upon increase of Mey xes by Government. 8 P.M. NO BRANCHES Bet. Sist and 52d Sts. it Side of the Ai teristic of Bly in Men's Shoes eee ee Blyn Shoes forMen Made with the care and skill that has been charac- Shoes for more than fifty years. To avoid any misapprehension of the importance of our Men's Shoe Department, overshadowed by our great volume phasize the fact that we began our business as speci: and we devote much time and particular attention to maintaining our original standards of quality Almost every conceivable style of Shoe in Vici Kid, Russia Calf, Gun Metal and Patent Leather, Sule | 8214 5.50 Sty Patent Colt Button, with Cloth Top. . 2eOO| Finest Vici Kid | straight last; anold standby Game style, 5. 50| With leather lining A Photo Portrait by Gravure Process of KING ALBERT of BELGIUM WILL BE GIVEN WITH NEXT SUNDAY’S WORLD IN GREATER NEW YORK AND VICINITY which may apparently of business, we 4.00 to 7.00 ' 5.50 .6.00 . THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1918. ‘CONVENTION oF AUTOISTS. |Closed Models Are Attracting — 10 SAIL: THREE. tye teason‘asgned len Yo-y the suicide of A oT suiting oe nso The Attention of N. Y. Autoists LINERS OFF T0- DAY feat tb et 10 ANGRY SKIN t ell, Peat postponed on account of the influenza & Co, No, 79 Wall Street, who we epidem ec will be held at Utica Dee piden will be held at Ut l 4 found dead avith his throat cut =| and 6, with headquarters at the Baggs | When angry itching skin cries night in the bathroom of his suite at ote thro rve of your body for ge Gees the Hotel Royalton, No. 44 Weet aith | rough every nerve ¢ 4 relief, turn to Pt slam and let it othe und allay all inflammations n how effic Poslam is, what splendid help it can render in healing eczema, disposing of rashes, pimples, Street War Time cadiveere Lag omar etden Yar TE hea Rad feos vent 25,000 Here From Mak- porting constantly on the Books of ing Voyage to Europe. | for discussion and Jot ati automnobite ar: traffic, re nts our firm ix Mitchell of the firm. acne, sealp-seale and like disorderss Rene Wee eariity wake ‘The test is to apply Poslam at night the various war funds an y USTOMS authorities to-day work for the Government. to a small affected surface and in the stated that no passports Unbalanced his mind. fe nad pienty of | morning to look for improvements a a S money, He had been with this ‘rm |The effect of its concentrated heale will be issued to persons 12 yea nd his clean life was weil ing energy shows agreeably soon. Sold everywhere. For free sample write to Ein Laboratories, applying unless it can be estab- lished absolutely that the appli- cant has good reasons for wish- h West 47th St, ‘d to the Y. M. t ) sein tt f ing to visit Europe at this time, aiso sent telegrams to. his rge r skin to become clearer, . ‘ lative or Guilford. Conn, and his brother in| fresher, better by the daily use of To see a dying relative OF |iiiineapolis, who arrived in New York p. medicated with Poslam, | Known, ton left letters te Topping of and asked that automobile owners of the State _ SPARING THE “SPARE, ” “Avold weer on tires that are not in friend may be considered a valid reason, or business that co be attended to except by F contact, A desire to see Burope is not sufficient ground for the granting of a passport, since it is the firat not the wish of European Gov- caution to observe . ernments that visitors flock to chain Will chafe the tire and | ———— - the recent battlefields, t dtm the ition CuvaL 3 LOSED oar | use well a to effect true hose that are in ust conservation,” is the | bles, manager of Inc, No 1960| sof United States | { ‘Three transatlantic liners sailed to- . | ———4 aay and the piers are beginning to} | eae | TALE MEETS ALL, NEEDS. CLOSED CAR SHOW SUCCESS. take on the color of pre-wartime | |days. The ships now in port might to the trailer] Harry J. De Be neeting |New York = M onstrucs [launched a r, manager of the cll branch, who| be crowded with passengers and sail- the ema " —_ equivem car exhibition of! ings take place every day if the Gov- W. 1. Fick of th d Maxwell cars at the com: ; ent oWould Ge ho Want Yow York Fulton Truck ( ny of jesrooms, No. 1808 Broadway, |°™ment would permit bidis Bal: | No. 1800 roadway |corner of Sith Btreet, to run for a period | accommodations to 5 | he operation of a one and one-half] of two weeks, claims the distinction ot But there is no change in the reg- ton truck with a trailer capable of hand- | having presented the first ee ulations which existed during the j show to be held in te United States| war, Not less than 25,000 in New since peacc lared Th | York alone want to cross the seas is on exhibition all types of For Constipation | We are now in a position to offer ; seit a et tadiaee AN 1/and 100,000 more throughout the ; i Carter’s Littl |Saxwell chain: including timeusines,|country are asking the authorities a wide variety of CLOSED CARS and arter 8s ie limousine landaulets, town cars, town|for permits to sail. An understand- ; A . car landaulets, sedans, touring sedans|ing between the United s and| we cordially invite the public to our and cabriolets Liver Pills pied ae eo eat + 4 ne i “i EYlom what Hew. UKs Bune less the best reasons fpr getting will set you right | ° oT) MAN TN NAVY UNIFORM HELD ocr». rns ears — over night. REO CLOSED CAR EXHIBIT. | AS HUSBAND OF TH OF THREE GIRLS }in europe and the authori do not| Purely Vegetable to aggravate the AGL: Smal! Pill, Small Dose, Small Price bes board the Italian liner Giuseppt Earl Goes Married Wi Women Since | Verdi were 184 first and 180 second February Without Formality class passengers and 1,200 in steer- 1 ¢ - Cart > I Pill rooms, Sith Street i Broadway, this | sh Divorce) Police Sav age. Most of the latter are reserv- woek ‘ ee, Ice S OFS ATOM PST sec. varicty of typen gre. on views) nant a BEIT OGAA Le ilpsaceeer oT sts, On board was Gen, Pasquale particularly the “all season,” seven pas- shite Meh ApedltJe jozzi, accompanied by Lieut. Rug- Will restore color to the facesot Bi) je.) tpt weakness for wearing @ sailor's uni le Md “4 those who lack Iron in the blood, Now to mak» ready for | form and 4 penchant for pretty girls, | 8°F° heen eatirlh toga Labs Sa hdd Sails ig aneees oases Aecligpey nd offer cars (Nt) was arrested last night by Detective | erick and five leutenants of the Ital- faced | Edward Castano on a charge of big-|ian Navy. There are also 150 Red jamy. Three wives claim or disclaim|Cross workers, jhim, according to the detective, all! The Cunard liner Carmania sailed jot hits Be bea intel) ines a at noon with a big passenger list, pe orced any Of) the majority on board being British In his natty Jack ‘Tar clothes he met | 8% American army and navy officers, Elvira Davenport of No. 177 Atlantie| Df Thomas Gorrigue Masaryl, Avenue, Brooklyn, at the recruiting sta- President of the new Czecho-Slovak tion, No, 280 Broadway. After two] republic, was a passenger. He was j the Allies will allow no one to go un- salesrooms to inspect them. Now is | the time to prepare for the inclement | weather—likewise to secure a closed i 1 i | J. Hunt Motor Ci car as a Christmas gift. Those seeking a car of merit, refine- ment and beauty will find their choice in the cars we are exhibiting. When the time you select a Reo you invest in a product whose value is definite. Reo Motor Car Co, of New York, Broadway, at 54th Street UR Fall and Winter clothes for men and boys are constructed clear through from lining to out- : r days’ uaintance they were married| accompanied by his daughter, Olga, Brooklyn: Newark: . New Rochelle: side fabric to stand up longer, by the Rev. Dr. Ford In Greene County,| and his secretary, Jaroslav Cisar, 1380 Bedford Av. 37-39 William St. Main St. maintain their shape better and tho police declare. At a party in Hrookiyn in April he met Eleaner pave | CaPt: Clarence Weiner sailed on a enport of No. 113 Jewel Street of the | #Pectal Government mission, same borough, and three days later] The Holland-America liner Nieuw married her in St. Peter's Lutheran | Amsterdam is scheduled to sail ‘ater | Church, according to the charges. to-day with 125 cabin passengers and On October 15 he met Agnes Mack-| forty in the steerage. She carries erell of No, 509 West 134th Street on a] only neutral travellers, still keeping bench In Central Park, ‘Two days later, | her agreement with Germany during police charge, the wedding bells for the couple in the Chureh of ane aretetine. Annunciation at 131st Street and . Nov. 20.—Roy Stir- } . |mon of Keyport, Wash., a chief gun- - ner's mate at the naval torpedo station | pers ne and filles his wife, dime, | early to-day an en Cor ther iM partme where she had OF VALUES" Installation Charge for Instru- ments and Changes Will Be Looked Into. prove their superior tailoring, than any other clothes we know of. Everything men and boys wear from head to foot. “All Season” Towring $1,950 f. 0. b. factory " Army Officers’ Uniforms Ready , for Service and to Measure BROKAW BROTHERS 1457-1463 BROADWAY AT FORTY-SECOND STREET You and Your Friends are cordially invited to attend the Closed Car Exhibition of Chalmers and Maxwell cars - at the Maxwell Salesrooms BH. Altman & Gn. MADISON AVENUE-F! Thirty-fourth Street ALBANY, Nov, 20.—The Public Service Commission of the Second District has decided to proceed and hear certain complaints made against and esrved on the New York Tele- phone Company in regard to instal- lation change for new telephones or telephone changes, ‘The commission feels that peace is now ao near that an early termina- tion of Federal control 1s to be looked for, so that no serious conflict with the Postmaster Genera! is anticipated, Five complaints have been selected by the Commission from the large number filed as sample cases cover- ing every phase of the causes of | any day from Monday, November complaint, 5 Mth, to Saturday, November 23rd, AVENUE, NEW YORK fifth Street MEN’S SLIPPERS IN DISTINCTIVE STYLES » With the approach of the holiday season there arises the necessity for selecting suitable gifts. Among the more serviceable, ppers have a leading place, and the practically endless variety now in stock permits the satisfying of almost any taste, whether the inclina- tion is for something ornamental or strictly plain. The matter was brought before the conference last week in Washington of the National Association of Rall- way and Utilities Commissioners by Chairman Charles B, Hill of the Pub lic Service Commission, Second Dis- trict, and a resolution was adopted, providing that it is apparent that the ends sought to be attained by Federa] control of telephone and tele- graph lines as a war measure have been satisfied as far as is possible and that during the short period of such control and operation by the Federal Government there has cally no interfer corporate organization management or properties of such telephone and telegraph companies. The resolut furthrer provided that pending the termination of Fed eral control the State Commissions were embarrassed by the assumption by the Postmaster General of exelu- sive contro! over rates, and it was suggested that this association recom- mend to the Postmaster General that the Federal contro! of thp telephone and telegraph lins ceonne is soon as tloable and the miliary neces- end, inclusive. We will be glad to ‘ show and demonstrate to you all the newest types of closed bodies mounted on Chalmers and Max- well chassis, both of which enjoy the distinction of holding economy-. ' operating records in their respective classes. Splendid values are offered at $2.85 to $7.00 per pair (Men’s Shoe Department, Sixth Floor) Prices ranging from $1,345 to $3,500 — MAXWELL MOTOR SALES CORPORATION: 1808 Broadway at 59th Street « New York City "Phone Circle 5550 LL | oo. LL oe