The evening world. Newspaper, December 3, 1918, Page 9

Rudol On @hange at iiberal allo Wiring with guar Heh 651 THIRD AVE. One Fight Uo \ d lived at No, Third Ave yur country in some of the hardes Old Tayio: Bontea 2.00 and lived at Avenue. | y e my rmitage Bond; at Two brothers who left their studies |fignting of the war. And he dustin 90 as Golui ; sn tha th a full share of this glory, for he - Srechor, borane 0 ‘bene, at Columbia to enlist when the United | gif helped win it. 1 talked with his j full quarts... 2.40 States entered the war were Milled in}company commander a few days ) coreenes xg od at. aia: ten smashing the Hindenburg tine at before his ¢ He said be had " Shey. we a 0. ang Proved himself an excellent soldier Dia Hiek'y Hyer x 20: 178 150 Cambered. Dey) mes O. #4) On the day he was wounded he was Rolden Spaheer ive; Aili ate. #90 788 | Sandy M'donaid 16 yea oid Harmond Vedder, twenty and twenty- | thinking of the neads of others a a Paul Jones or Cutter. 18 = Chatsworth Scotch XXXXX ) years old respectively >. 44} wanted his comrades to have firs’ Green River; qt., $: + 1.78 7.60 Dewar'’s or Usher's G. C. py Be attention, e served his country Old Private ‘Stock, 1.75 6.73 | Dewar's White Label sth Street. Dr. Harmond Ved- |i and 1 a true soldier, do.ng iarcar $i. re Paras Mait. hd - White Horse Scotch their father, received a letter 1% iu inter or Monticello = his é \ Commercial Rye; at. 40 6.50 Moar tsk m Harmond telling of his broth-| Curtiss was twenty-four years old tmp arial Glub Whiske 1.25 $3 _ RIS HH WHIS er's th, and the family now has |and had seen s¢ FviCe alr {months om ‘avorit iskey. = FF 4 be borde ith the o h mme- | Hunter whiskey, W. 4.70 7.50 received a War Department message miei attct hia yeturn: trom the ey eee enener Got 1 eee announcing Harmond’s death. ‘The | border he left for Camp Mills, and in Corn Whiskey, Orchard o 6: > April, 1918, sailed for France. He Seagram's Canadian Club. 2.35 — boys went into the old 7th Regiment | i Me Sonal | van [fad been In all the battles Hy RED WINES as privates and Went to Franco with jrestn, including Ch hierry. | jestic Cognac XXX pany K, 107th Infantry, His home was ul No. 2 econd | j St. Julien Type Claret. ee it ears RAE rh ate Avenue. { Crown Court Claret 4 1 reres a ae —— — Medoc Grand Maiso! St. Julien Bordeaux Medoc, Barton & Gu: St. Estepne, Calvert Hochheimer whit Koenigsbacher, Hochhelmer, Laubenheimer, Sauternes, Kre uternes, .75. Barton & Barsac, PORT & S) gie Crest Port or Sherry Old Castle Medisco Port or Sh Oporto Port, import: toso Sherry, in Port ‘or’ Alhambra, Sherry, ivison's 4. M. M. Guvilla-Cl Oid Ruby Port Oport Many Other Bran VERMO ‘mouth, French, | Vermouth, Vermouth, Itallan, d Vermouth, French, antl! returned, — Kegs f n oat noted Violin mak Rings | 50; Finest . Johnston..... Golden Valley Port or Martini & Rossi, Itallan It Vermouth, French, Fi town charged at wholesale coat 108 fist Ave., Easily reached by subway, surface or L lines h Olsen wane. ntee’ ors and repairers + near 42d Sti Phone Vanderbilt 5508 L————$<$<$< $$ SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS Company of New Jersey Our FINAL Act CLOSING OUT Before the BONE DRY LAW Down Our Curtain Forever THESE SPECIALS FOR BALANCE OF WEEK ONLY§ AMERICAN WHISKIES pot. Gai n estler’ & Co Medoc, Nathi. Johnston WHITE WINES Win Niersteiner White Wine. A. Kram Volkenb C) te's SPECI bt to Limit Quantities men's carefully packes ©. 0. D. orders LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS TO ALL Our Terms Apply Also to New York, New Jersey, Long Island and Connecticut ‘of_tone tm- Seen THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, Stricken at Desk, Editor Dies. Stricken at his desk with apoplexy, John W. Ashmore, forty-nine, of No. DIED HERO'S DEATH, Violin and Bow Maker || 2709 Newkirk Avenue, Flatbush, a Rare Bargains \n fine old vio- || copy reader on the Brooklyn Datlyew ling, from $35.00 to $5,000; || Eagle. died soon after 11 A. M. yes- i] othérs from $7.00 up: must be || terday before medical assiatance could seen to be appreciated. Pull || feach him, Mr. Ashmore had been a line of Viciin supplies, Cheap || member of the stafts fo The World, location, therefore the lowest || Tribune, New York Commercial and prices in York Dramatic Mirror. Ho ta survived By « Bay Christmas Presents Here ana ||% Widow and three daughters, fave mo: Your own Violin tn on @ 103,480,916 in Dividends, It was announced yesterday tae cash | dividend disbursements made thi vay Standard Oil companies durinj | 1918 amounted to $103,480,916, w BRIDE 15 INFORMED *. fer ‘ethe largest payment made during any year the since Mato: includ~ pald by the Stancard O11 from repay-| bsidiaries, dissolution, exteptiny 17,7%,261 was disbursed, Her Where to. Watch for Him in Homecoming Parade. ments of loans by aul In khaki, cap, Corpl topped with an oversea: William J, Courter, Com. h Division, called his year on Agnes O'Shaughnessy—a Ife told her he was going to France said, and they were. In a frant line trench in Picardy on Oct. 15, Courter wrote a happy note to his wife. The Germans had been retreating everywhere, The end w clearly in sight the soldier said: up Broadway ago, SCOTCH WHISKIES Courter was twenty-eight years old Martell or Henn E HemeyMartincognack Ormont Fraise Cognac X dean Brisnac Cognac X Jules Robin Cognac XX 11 ) Infantry, killed served in the Spanish n War and on the pany C, Bellac Cepnac border, His wife and one child, wh Planat & Co. Cognac X. live in Hackensack surviv Grape Brand. Lieut, Joseph P. Mulv of Com Blackberry —— Peach or Apricot Gordi Ginger Brandy . GINS A Sure Way To End Dandruff Gordon Dry.. Tuxedo Club Or; Queensboro Ory AL NOTICE Free delivery on et examine pac careful 1 amountins to $10 before accepting~-gouds {f mot paid tn advance, Jus shortage—Deposit om Jugs Open Evenings Until ar oR | ESTABLISHED SINCE 1337 =" ™ t was 1s& 10 Ste, N. Y, see All Goods io P Figures. Gueen Anne Period Ai Four Pieces, consis China Closet 4-inch, 6-ft. extens! zy Serving ican Walnut Di ting of Buffet, ‘Table, ion, at. Columbia and Cortina Foreign Language Records for November on Sal Walle for Catalog. fled FREE. We Sell Columbia Grafonolas en Credit From $25 Up. Also Records on Credit with Every Machine. Apartments Furnished from $75 Upward on Our Easy Payment Plan. OPEN MONDAYS whether the salad t and it’s all in oil ing is right. he CLAROLA is used table oil made from the the French Dressing For ining Room Saite $245: satisf able inten: Do for lea & lustrated, CLA SATURDAYS UNTIL 10 P, M. Machines on Credit. Corporal Cues | Had Told pany ©, 105th Machine Gun Batallion, girl, ago. “Then we'll be married now," she In the note to Agnes The letter reached her a few days and to-day there came another n ac- Mexican It’s All in the Dressing astes good or not you'll find it a delightful surprise either in CLAROLA is most economica! or lard is required, clubs and dining cars. LEADING DEALERS SELL CLAROLA. Acker, Merrall & Condit 135 West 42d Street, DYING HERO OF OLD 69TH THOUGHT FIRST OF COMFORT OF WOUNDED COMRADES 8 a n | FR: CORTISS “The war 1s nearly over. Be sure : a . and be at the southern side of Trinity |Commander, Says Private Cur- Church and see us when we march tiss Added His Share to Regiment's Glory RIVATE FELIX R. from Sergt. O.'H, Waller of the Company C, 1st Battalion, 165th Canadian forces, Infantry, who had been @ member of with your husband,” he| the old 69th Regimedt for more than when he waa kille He| Sve years, died on Sept. 20 of Niner died a hero's death on the received while Qghting In tho | battle on Oct. 19 I found th Mihiel sector. He died in a easttal |ters and pictures on his body.” behind the lines. M, J. Holmos, Tho pictures were photographs of|Chaplain of the 166th, has written \Mrs. Courter. A War Department |‘ following letter to 3 Loretia |telegram has confirmed tho death. | Curtiss, the soldiers wid t to aregi-! for “private Curtiss belong 1}ment which has just won glory .|pany D, 101st Intantry, reported as wounded in lived at No. 392 i) Brooklyn, Let- but » First Platis- Finest 1.00 ct A. Lane's Ory | ae | eles Sieinnagen H. albert, 2 is one sure that has tt. the Biymouth’ Gin 2:90 never failed to remove dandruff at hee Marnae tue HERRY Bol a lmperted Gin, sua $59 Jonce, and that is to dissolve it, then received a Sherry 45 2.00 | ‘Meder Swan Gin, 1-3 gal. 3.0 you destroy it entirely. To do this, hae Van Oer Veidt Holland Gin 1,75 0) ou m o o s doub 5 25 | Queensboro Holland Gin... 1.50 Pe ee oat i nae gag se awacey 28 E3B | Seeersbere,motang in. 158 rvon from any drug|a en on that erry. 00 Tom Gin, finest.. 1.50 and 1.00 store (this is all you will need), apply | date r nave reached Now phe 00 aOR En is Jit at night when retiring; use enough | York time, Corpl., Schwartz nnorted 00 | Bacardi Rum. to moisten the scalp and rub it in| ®4s on n years old when he :00 Tuxedo Cocktails, qu | gently with the finger tips M rick, Chief of the = | Creme de Menthe, 1.50 and By morning, most if not all of your} ayy eit: han werltten ‘sherry beng d Rye, for olds uff will be gone, and three or} deta th of I feut, David tare fd i more applications will completely | Ker ae Net g Kummel, Qucensien e and entirely destroy) every UTH Oubon sign and trace of it, no matter Q how much dandruff you may have — | Piper Heidsick ; 1 impord ped Diy Menonole (Bruti, : You will find all itching and digging | W'r = | Rommery "Champagne, pts, B00 §| of the scalp will stop instantly, and fal - Ory Imperta bal r i " strous, , Frascat = | Bry imperial + ie 2.009} your hair will de fluffy, lustrous, | en Eee donne = | Teen men ee 2731] glossy, silky and soft, and look and, whe Shae Ltt ila Dy MANY OTHER BRANDS NOT LISTED AT SACRIFICE PRICES, ASK U feel a hundred times better.—Advt. _* and ti? [TI 16 yes, re is no doubt where a pure, piquant, pala- the choicest peanuts or Mayonnaise, Try it. all cooking purposes and less than butter ee dete in frying —withstands the most se heat. actory —}4to!/ n't ask for “peanut oil,” ask CLAROLA—a favorite in the ding hotels, restaurants, ROLA Book of Recipes free Company New York CURTISS, | ate that he was| has | vey was © winning CAMP MILLS RINGS WITH TALES OF VALOR BROUGHT BY OUR BOYS (Continued from Eighth Page. ) ledge of T i Corpl. Jack G B. Porter of Fleming nd Lawrence N Katz of yette Avenue, Brooklyn Conover of Lambertvil , Joined the crowd later. A serious looking private came wan- wire wanted up vo got a statement for A FERVENTLY WORDED STATE- MENT FOR PUBLICATION. In the second found six soldic car on the train he with a slightly led bit of pa in his hand, Tt ‘ag given Without —coniment Perhaps the writing Was scrawly, but then the train rocking, The mes- sage he read wa Thank God we're home The inspiration of this “statement came from the six Arthur Paul of No ret, New York; Louis Selgel of No. 184 Woodbine Street vklyn; A. Annzzuela of No, 2319 ifie Street, Brooklyn; Phil Ro Ber for publicati | Be oops from Island City Stewart Avenue, near Camp Mills. Several hundred were on ‘hand’ to j Welcome the contingents as they ar {rived and marched down Stowart | Avenue to Clinton Avenue and thence into camp. Some did not arrive until \6 Kk and workers at the factories | tore about running to trains for Instead they ran to cheer Within the camp itself strict mili- tary discipline was forgotten for a time, and other troops stationed there gave vent to every sound 8 sible from the human throat, and they were answered in kind The as soldiers just can't be out-holl os Americans tn Can n Casnaltion OTTAWA, Or ne follow ing names ar in to & ove Wounded. | | Wash Out The Pores With Cuticura Soap And have a clear, fresh complexion, free from pimples, redness, or roughness. P re usually caused by clogging and ation of the pores, Smear them Cuticura Ointment. In afew minutes wash off with Cuticura Soap and hot water. In normal times we could meet demand for Baco Rubbers. Pere haps your dealer has them 4. J, BATES & CO,,INC, NEW YORK RED AND, BLACK SOLES ASK GRANDMA ABOUT VEGETABLE TEA FOR © CONSTIPATION: | | } imother knew all about. ts now more | |e nular than ever | | ede sell you & #ma’ Your pharmactat. wiil D comug 0 all tunes. Carry the small Price 25 CENTS Lost and Found" articles in The World or reported 14 Bureau.” Room iding, will be Usted at any of The W Agencies, of can telephoned directly to ‘Tho World. Call 4000 Beekman, New York, oF Brookiyn Office. 4100 Main, Advertising DECEMBER 3, 1918 Stern Brothers West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street Special for To-morrow-——Second Floor: WOMEN’S EVENING SLIPPERS Formerly up to $8.00 a pair, at $4.35 GROUP of models selected for immediate het -made of black satin, bronze and black kid; black and white beaded satia and cloth of silver and gold. Size range is not complete. Women’s Nainsook Night Gowns and Envelope Chemises PRACTICAL HOLIDAY GIFTS Remarkable values in superior quality, well made models—Second Floor at $1.35 and 1.75 WOOD PHOTO FRAMES FOR GIFTS A sale on the Main Floor, will include Artistic Swinging IFrames size 4 by 6 inches; Swinging Frames Hand carved; long base; size 7 by 9, regularly $1.35, 7 by 10 and 8 by 10 ins.;, value $4.50, at 95c at $2.95 Beautifully Carved Swinging Frames, $1.95 with fancy base; sizes 5 by 7 to 8 by 10 inches, at BRIC-A-BRAC, LAMPS AND CHINA Many items shown would make distinctiv, Christmas, Anniversary or Wedding Gifts. EXTRAORDINARY VALUES WILL BE FOUND IN ARGE Bron Marble Statuette Busts, Groups, Clocks and Clock Sets, Porcelain Vases, Japane and China Bronzes, Decorated Porcelains, both modern and antique; Electric Lamps, Imported Lamp and Candle Shades; also Rich English China from the celebrated potteries of Doulton, Miston, Crown Derby, Cauldon, ete. Fourth Floor. Beautiful Chiffon Velvet Hand Bags New models, metal or hand beaded frames; all silk lined; special for this sale at $5.00, 7.50 and 9.75 Week-end Cases 10 pieces white fittings, silk lined; excellent value; at $9.75 Women’s Overnight Traveling Bags Of fine moleskin grain; all silk lined; With fittings, $7.50 Without fittings, $5.00 Suit Cases Enameled Duck; practical 20, 22 and 24 inches, "$5.00 to 10.50 Traveling Bags Made o! Enameled Duc from 14 to 18 inches, at $5.00 A SALE OF GOLD JEWELRY At 25 to 50 Per C. nt. Less Than Regular Prices. RINGS— White and green gold,set with 2 diamonds & Soe BROOCHES set with aquamarines, topaz and diamonds, LAVALLIERES with pink corals, "ARF PINS set with diamonds, moonstones ewe tourmalines!) Platinum Pendants with peridots, topaz, sapphires ¢ and pearls; white gold chain; were up to $50.00, 2 9. 00 DIAMOND BAR PINS AND BROOCHES of platinum and} | On 00 gold; some set with pearls or sapphizes, . . FINE PINK CORAL CAMEO RINGS in large qacormante a up to $65 19.50 { W ere Yo to $45.00