The evening world. Newspaper, November 22, 1918, Page 10

THE VENING WORLD, _ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1918 i vee" POSLAM. CAN tically “useless except for taxation! Regarding the effect on labor Mr. ethgr’ chartea: must ne increased.) (actual om > hotel nes | of landlords wao t ! | i. | right away, to clear unsightly skin, to it | heal broken-out places, to remove he in- | Pimples and blemishes, is splendidly met in Poslam, which drives away the nd | very e anxious to be rid stops time, managing increased ‘flat’ price re ame back to normal du nza epidemi ) it was bir had, tempor sident of the . whieh in is and restaurants I or four months’ supp! inal demand will 0 use and so h—-because it is h concentrated Sold everywhere, Vor free sample x way to thes dan M4 ing wey to. in no ‘HIGHER HOTEL RATES ARE | sents, i o . Thi we ie Ms imereeney ee ee med sed FORECAST BY MANAGERS | PAs Resa aderil et ait noe exporting 16 renutnes? igre) West Sth Soup is a daily treat tol Use Less Meat ESTABLISHED OVER HALP CENTURY WITH DRINK PROFITS GONE cour gi Ht COpIy for init a“ Ng page to erup-/ BY using Creamettes, the new American macaroni product, rinks to you may have a dish with a delicious meat flavor but with {only a small quantity of meat. | Creamettes is delicious when mixed with various meats. It is more many jane | their pla {Some Owners Plan to Turn Bars | cider, pom C. C. SHAYNE & CO. Into Soft Drink Places—-Locker | of the West and the tender, dainty and nutritious than ordinary macaroni, and cooks in one- Manufacturers of Plan is Suggested third the time. Leading hotel mon predict that Get a package of Creamettes from your grocer, and try the follows Py . th. ak Gre aii ENE -4 ing recipe today: Strictly Reliable Furs with Har nrofte Rone they will hav Giasiaiies and itt rent fo @1TH AVE., coR. ]8TH st. You will find that any of ye macaroni ree Are exhibiting a large collection of COATS - -*CAPES tatty u Mal dd MANY ARE IVERSTOCKED Saturday—The a te Onin tee Coat Values The Ete eee SCARFS and MUFFS we maou eee ne 8) WITH WINES AND LIQUORS | * : : e Pre-Holiday Coat Sale | )Bought When Danger of Shortage | Was Reported and Do Not Know | What to Do With Supplie ||] Women’s & Misses’ Newest Winter Coats at ; SPECIALLY REDUCED PRICES In All Fashionable Furs 126 West 42d Street New York the Hotel Men's Asso- anyapenfom 9b saree WE fe S.A el rates,” sald Mr. Haan, 1 on the general profits of the | ba > , the business, and that Includes bar pro.|, President Wilson's approval of the | — owe fits. With the bar profits eliminated, | “bone dry" law has caught New York | IPHASIZING f | clubs na J : 1 1| A magnificent collection of coats % : : : | Believing » President woul with immense collars of fur. Jknack out the rider to the Agricul- | eet sacchtictohtcht bere tural Bill, every club jn the city 350 Coats, Reqular started in to buy as soon as there! . pe was danger of a whiskey shortage Values Up to $29.50 und they to the limit-until \their wine cellars and liquor bins | rh ‘waa are bursting Now they are in a dilemma concern le ing what to do with the k and the! ba peor of VELOUR, with amount of drinkable goods on POM-POMS, with hand in New York clubs would sur one unacquainted with the said Supt, MeCurly n Club, “And L do Je club has fi ‘ eal or Nutria big crush coll that may be worn back Ide prive a big pure of the Manh no think d out what t or its eq All warmly lined and interiined. a meeting vere in ‘s 400 Coats, Regular © definite action w Values Up to $39.50 quiry antong several of tic larger clubs concerning what thoy t-! | tended to do with their bars sho | that Mr. Curdy was right --the (4 . | was an ent of surprise that the | signed. yn,” was the comment of rbocker Club, All-Wool Vel matter has never received any offical thought,” was the reply of the Raccoon, tan Club. ' Seal Plushes, Broadcl “}]] ete plete and colors that are mos Beautifully lined throughout and iat condition of uncerieinty | SEIU MT Hod FerouehONs and: (ater. was found elsew! ENOUGH WHISKEY ON HARD — TO SUPPLY NORMAL DEMAND | ‘Sale of Beautiful Dresses FOR THE NEXT TEN MONTHS | AT 1% 10 4 OF REGUIAR VALUE Official of Distillers’ Trust) Ex- pel aiae, | aves Made Styles and Sizes plains Siiuation—Stocks July 1 | te alas oe omen : to Be Used for Medicine. | || sas, 9: 1 Up. and Misses. Vigures given to-day by Jof the Di * Securities || A brilliant gathering of each tion, No. William Strest, recog | yery | Wlpbeat Wonk Vk soar rated nized as controlling the dis || Nn tude 0] Velours, business, show the following coi tions Whiskey in bond, 85,000,000 gallo: et nto stiaracay dr wanted models POLISHES KEEP YOUR SHOES NEAT LIQUIDS AND PASTES. FOR BLACK, WHITE, TAN, DARK BROWN OR OX- BLOOD SHOES. PRESERVE THE LEATHER. ori ns The Mouse of ‘The F.F. DALLEY CORPORATIONS, LIMITED, BUFFALO, N.Y. Prices Cannot Come Down Fabrics tor clothes for civilian use are insufficient and will undoubtedly continue so tor some time to come, while the demand, as a result of gradual de- mobilization of our army at home and ‘‘over seas,”’ will become continually greater, All indications yoint also, to a heavy demand tor American eloth- ing to sup ply the needs of Europe, whose markets } are bare of merchandise, In our opinion PRICES CANNOT COME DOWN for some time—they may go up, and since our stocks of Kuppenheimer Clothes are better than ever before in the history of the Brill Stores—BUY NOW, Kuppenheimer Overcoats and Suits, $30 to $80 istablished 1863 Finest '25, ‘27.50 to ‘32 OVERCOATS Reduced for one Week only to the lowest price you will see for such 464-466 Fulton St., Brooklyn RELIABLE CLOTHING On Liberal Credit Suits and hala qualities this sea- son Men, take our word for it—these ure high grade coats x one oF unity you shouldn't miss. 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