The evening world. Newspaper, December 18, 1918, Page 16

Pecan 2 lig Fill a Christmas Stocking For a Soldier or a Sailor Rough Weather on Atian Dec, 18 more, from Po b with wheat Arass, from Ing. 461 Fulton St., Brooklyn Opp. Low's Metropotitan. Theatre a | A | RES % for Lough Swilly, have amaxed by heavy weather. Accordin, For All Tastes and Purses A Aas My fi —_——_-+ from E ngion is stranded 10,000 Wounded Fighters in New York, WITH EVERY ASSURANCE || OF QUALITY AND VALUE at iT [LAVALTIERES | Many Far From the “Home Folks.” The attention of ¢ tt _ = —— buyers is directed ‘to our | | AVE you $1.50 to spare?) Presuming you have done your Christ- large and beat my H mas shopping carly, you may have a nice Httle “roll” hidden sh cedleel away for a rainy day, In that case you can spare $1.50. What for? Well, listen. ot [curr Links] FIM a stocking for a soldier or a sailor! KT mother, wifey, sister or sweetheart to make | store before the Christmas buyers begin to ¢ A pleasing Xmas Gift and yourself, You won't have to spend the 1 4 r another a welcome or Chartn- nd sailors sleeping te ing designs in bright and ne heroes fr Verdun, the Ar- Romah finish. points along t fighting front SOLID gotn.. all over town ous wounds. 00 up woes With $1. 50 you can make some soldier or sailor forget bis Christ n the co-oper he Evening World proposes to do for them will go ““Pape’s Cold Compound’ | nx"womart see is pleasant and affords | * you can Instant Relief. for 26 for 30 ce omennee dime tmas time. of socks for 60 cents, two packages of cigar. uving paste for 25 cents, two handkerchief 5 cents and hal ents age of gum That comes to $1.60, but The lvening World A dose taken every two hours until sary, knowing tt three doves are taken will end grippe misery and break up a cold. It promptly opens clogged and air passages in the nasty discharge or nose runi lieves sick headache, dullness, ness, sore throat, sneezing, sareness and stiffness, ‘sHowina oF Convertible Watch Bracelets Joa ‘Then til In order that nothin Two packages of ci One shaving stick Two handkerchiefs ewing gum. Don't stay stuffed upt Quit blowing Be ee eeuid ef eantve tnd anuling! ase “your throbbing Ui dlatald i Ned send it in a woll wrapped package to the W head! Nothing else in the world giver HEN tho sock is filled send it 1 ll wrapped package to the War ‘ such prom pt relief as “Pepe's Cold iW ‘amp Community Service at No, 15 Kast 40th Street. From now] \s aaeegemenge = | Compound,” which costa only a few cente | i christmas volunteer workers will be on hand to receive the filled Hocks No Extra Charge For it, y drug store It nets without | Ort et, , properly distributed to all the hospitals, barracks and vertisementa for ‘Ihe World may lec, CORONER tatem: | aval stations in and around New York. | The War Camp ¢ will be overlooked the articles are as follows | rettes. tube of shaving paste. i MAIL OhORNS FILLED, 1876, Your duties will end with the sending of the socks ae ec, BROOKLYN STORES Gabr, ilowitsch | Plays With Men 4810-4812 ‘from uak U i FIFTH AVE. Q nls erCi ty By Sploester Rawling. Bet, 48th and 49th | J VOroLD sToKOWSKI brough Sta, Brooklyn. | Ip over from aavGuaiee Od FULTON ST., Cor. of BRIDGE ST. NP orhei noon his Philadelphia Orchestra to Al Hoyt Street Subway Station, Brooklyn 1329-1331 BROA DWAY At Gates Ave., Brooklyn. ive us a second concert of the sea- son, A large audience welcomed the Jinvasion, There must be some | psychic current that drives conduc- | tors to the same inspiration, tor Mr 66 99 | Stokowski's principal number was @arance a es Brahms's third symphony, which wo | have heard at least twice bef. ore since ace September, It wasn't the fault of Values That Stand Forth Pre-eminent late ti selon Bene rising Cet in Our Great 12th Anniversary Sale iar oe lexcellence o its lndividual of ua I have pointed out beford, 12% ice” Silk, Dresses | | | 8 it was a good perform. | jance, r ing the tribute that tne | Reduced 75 Including eseep c “i both to Mr, Stokowski | from $18.75 10: Part Sieropain: Gkunleriiask ineumant | | and $25.00 Frocks pianist, husband of Clara Clemens, | Mark Twain's daughter, and now || Models for street or afternoon wear created \| n_ exquisite Georgettes, distinctive novelty | silks, velveteens, serges and two-toned effects. 49° ‘ | Anniversary | | __ Sales | | 12" “ar” Smart Suits | ||! | our nal Aaitithary conductor of the Detroit Orchestre, was the soloist. He gave a masterly and brilliant exposition of Rachmani- noff's concerto in C minor, Which suggests What has been in my mind | 12" "re" Stylish Coats la Fashion's on, ae from $25.00 9: 75 Latest and and $35.00 Effects 1 were the people Coats that have the merit of originality and Carnegie Hall last distinction, shown in handsome broadcloths, Pompoms, wool velours and other stylish weaves. n h Reduced All in hairman of the | Sales will be marked from $25.00 Wr) Choicest | a fad Proaide nt tomorrow (Thursday) by and $35.00 Models | an extraordinary series of | | values, coincident with our Fashion’s latest and smartest effects in the | Important to All Women regular weekly clearances, new suits presented in nove'ty wool velours, Readers of This Paper. | | | oer | broadcloths, gabardines and oxford grays. id | < Thousands upon thousands of wom | It is but natural that this | en have kidney or bladder trouble | great annual event, now and never suspect it | in its twelfth year, should || Women's complaints often prove S PR Fah enOUnG | Ann iseteare to be nothing else but kidney trouble, aes, of sales in its re- || ig Sale of New Blouses Jor the result of kidney or bladder resentation last week. It | disease. | If the kid are not in a healthy } follows also as a natural Reduced G condition, use the other | ~ eorgettes, organs t ed. sequence that hundreds of from $4.95 95 Crepe de Chines You in in the back, Coats, Suits, Dresses and and $5.95 Satins head y ambitic i Blouses should remain in Poor h makes you nervous, } " A Jirritable and may be despondent; it i] sealaned (Seectmonin of \ An unrivalled showing of beautiful b'ouses ap- lematee le ne rf 7 Rene ? ll aoe Rae hace bees eat propriate for Christmas gifts and for holiday But hundreds of women claim that wear, in Georgette, Crepe de Chines and Satin. |Dr, Biliner's Gwamp-Root, by restor Jing health to the kidneys, proved to| be just the remedy needed to over come such conditions. A good kidney medicine, possessing | real healing and curative value, should be a blessing to thousands of nervous, overworked women | Many send for « sample bottle to see what Swamp-loot, the great kid ney, liver and bladder medicine, will \do for them. By enclosing ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co, Bingh i A Saal tay “panaine bottle by Parcel Post y e chase medium and lerg | saepaienl | It_ is these assortments, | . left incomplete, that we i Silk Underwear || aim to dispose of in their | ee entirety tomorrow. At the 1% cial reductions at which are offered all should || Camisoles, Envelope Che. be dismissed in a day. | wise, anateamners, boudoir Sport Sweaters 4% Shetland wool novelties with brush wool or self collar, in the latest colorings, _ THE 1 EVENING WORLD, “WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1a, 1918, | And Show Yuletide Spirit ' aux the American] Evening World Will Bring Holiday Cheer to | mant rip to the big tz} ie in droves, or do tt «re u by filling a sock with a number of inexpensive but welc articles und having the proper authorities hang it by his cot or bed on ¥ Christmas Eve. < ion of the War Camp Community Service The all these heroes will not spend a wholly cheer- | , ¢ lonesomeness of the boys and their yearn- | @ pound of candy for |‘ ou couldn't begrudge the boys an extra) Mneid with Poslam, will benefit. 3 t may be reported that aft | while used daily for toilet and bath, ‘New ‘York Floor Covering Co. | pt all drug stores,—Advt, 1 «| eae ervies, through the ration of The Evening World, will soldier and sailor who to steep in New York on Christ- find the gifts from you at the carts tma coos SORE, TTCHING Ine her pla g. and it may will outgrow it NEEDS POSLAM If there are any raw, . [places on yor broken-out skin that burn, iteh Jam right on and enjoy its yours so easily, impersona- | Feel. its soothing, healing influence. e husband of Lena | If you suffer from eczema vou should renowned beauty and | know at once whut Postar can do for singer, When he can be|you, It is sour dependable. remedy will & | tor any iptional « \ i ' order; pimples, m is quality Ou npanini, who bring There are many new patterns added to the showipg, which we had no room for last week. Genuine felt base and ename! linoleum. 60¢ to 75¢ ; CUT FROM FULL 5; slightly misprinted: square yard ements 410% to 50% Reductions <7 Dries Room b4e LINOLEUM RUGS SANITARY RUGS _ Known edad bet the United States at LESS THAN HALF REGULAR PRICE: These 1 room in Beca du 87.00—6x6..., $17,00-—9x10.6,, $12.00—6x9., #20,00—9x12 $15.00—9x9,, . $25.00—9x13.6, $35, AXMINSTER RUGS | $35 9x12 Seamless Wool Brussels. Your $35 9x12 Royal Velvet Rugs Choice $65 to $75 Sxl2 Royal Wiltons $50 an Seamless Royal Axminster 3 9.98 $60 9x12 Seamles: Wilton Velvet 08. $15 3x6 alkane Wiltons $8 27x54 Roya! Wiltons 15 30x60 Mohair $8 27x54 Mohair HH 3x6 Axminster | 98 $6 27x54 Axminster | 98 $15 36x63 Smith Wilton| $727x54 Wil'n Velvets| $1.75 Extra Heavy $5 4.6x7.6 Crex Velvet Carpet Grass Rugs * 9.98 Suitable for bec rooms. Very spe 60 Flatbush Av, _ BROOKEYN Brooklyn’s Biggest Credit House 219, 221, 223, 225, 227 | 164, 166, 168 and 170 Grand Street Smith Street Cor. Driggs Ave. BROOKLYN . Wyckoff St. $100 WORTH OF FURNITURE, $1 WEEKLY Bring This Advertisement With You and Get Your SIX Per Cent. Discount Off Your Credit Purchase When Opening a New Account Clothing for Your Whole Family on Easy Terms Christmas Goods and Toys on poet Credit Terms Q Pe acevers Good Ones i} line of PICTURES 9 Many dif- ferent sub- Jects, with § Very pretty frames. we Weekly |New York Times « $/990;769 | WORLD'S LEAD Come to the Big Christmas Sale PLAYER 5AT5 PIANOS $10 Monthly Until Paid Bench, Stool, Cover and 12 Rolls of Player Piano Music with each New Player. NEW AND USED PLAYER PIANOS $295 American thiy | $475 Liberty $12 in (Used) id (New) 435 Lohman tty | 495 Ricca & Son. 12 ste (Used Paid (New) 1 Paid Including 12 Rolls, Bench, Stool, Cover and Cartage. UPRIGHT $99) 5} PIANOS $6 Monthly Until Paid Stool, Cover, 25 Sheets of Music and Cartage Included, USED UPRIGHT yee. AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES You Won't Find a Larger Stock Anywhere. $45 D’Almaine $3 1 |175 Weber $5 75 Oehler 175 Arion 5 oe 6 95 Decker Bros. 4 Wii'ia | 180 Cameron 4105 Bradbury | 180 E. Gabler 135 E. Gabler | 185 Sterling ‘ 135 Anderson 1185 Hardman 5 140 Arion |185 Hazelton . 5 145 Goetz & Co. ‘| 190 Jacob Bros. 150 E. Gabler 190 Sohmer 150 Kirchoff 195 Geo. Steck 5 160 Wissner iia | 225 Steinway & Son 6 .™ 165 Goetz & Co. 5 ‘Mom 225 Lindeman 6 ,Yenthr, VICTROLAS es Gas coe (OE $3 Monthly Up Rents a Beautiful Upright Piano GOETZ & CO. $3 Monthly Until Paid to match, Records in All Languages ¢ 81 to 87 COURT, Cor. Livingston Street, BROOKLYN ¥ One Block Borough Hail Subway Siation, Eat. Over 50 Years, OVHN EVENINGS, Phone Main 4952, Ahead of the Times If the columns of advertising that have appeared in The World and the Times in the last eleven months were laid end to end in columns up Broad- way The World's advertising would make over a mile and a half more ‘than the Times's. ¥ Here are the figures: -—-Agate Lines—_, New York World . 13 £67,980 OVER TIMES , 1,347,211 There are 14 agate lines to the inch. Figure it out yourself. Figure out the reason why. World advertising brings the best results. That’s the answer. Yovember, The Daily and Sunday World carried more than any other New York newspaper, NA