The evening world. Newspaper, January 21, 1919, Page 7

the Episcopal Church next colebra to be op Sunday Thierry on Aug. planes we WITH FINGERS! CORNS LIFT OUT 1 when four ae but has forbidden any however, S00 MEN ARE HOME 2: -ONTHREE TRANSPORTS; the American |” Whiton was hit and three Col, House May Take Part in Meet- ven he » 50009 yards, but i Costs Lat cents! Doesn't man psi out of thie way Akt As Ly urt a bit! Drop alittle Freez- down ped with One on that touchy corn, in- [vv iiton was One oF Sh . " a od | of McAllister College nthe Ali cer Stops hurting, | continued trom First Page. | ##¥# that he American officers, go fur{!n th len you lift it right out, | gto a as his observation soos, were wel with the fingers. Yes, magic! tie cenen cpeecoe Bue tee Betz and gave t vont idea of what wa when the Ame ns broke into Brig. Gen, Wil D. Wilder of the 83d Division was also a passenger. The Battalion of the 49th In- lantry, Major Cannin commanding. | returned on the transport. This is rmans a behind the w rank and file h them and we Cor Wal w ——— how ts bloode pux Ind the tr ‘ n who answers to al name of Chief Littles He won the French War . turing a buneh ¢ erating c t ho ed with- | SORE GUMS-LOOSE TEETH indignities piled on d poor food. a full- n the last battalion of the regiment j which was organized in Syracuse! out the decoration. He the eross | after war was deciired by this on the trip over playing country, the members lot of guard duty in ; Me H neral | a () York before going acr Atenas, 114; Accomac, | Loose and Lengthened Teeth; Bleeding, Re- i dacbasthia co Becsthsbagh ils j 37 casuals; Hamp¢ ceding Gums; and All Germial Irrita- tions or Symptoms of P yorrhoea. | Pyorigg, a medicated massage oint- | ment, is now being prescribed and re- the successful treatm It effectual- | SOLDIER'S BRIDE COMES WITH- | folk. 1 medical offi i} OUT HUSBAND, Among others on th A bit of romance cropped out on | ington Lieuts the transport in the arrival of pretty| Fenner of the 113th little Mrs. Marcel Miller, seventcen,| chine Gun Company a of Choisy, France, Corpl. Howard | Newto of the id1st Infantry Machine |]y stops bleeding and receding Miller of Rhodes, fa., attacned to the | Gun Compay, both of whom were se- | tightens up loose tecth in a few days, Ordnance Department and stat d| verely wounded in the Argonne, ard | corrects “lengthened” teeth, and re- Cholsy, saw pretty Marcel, teli in| both of whom were awarded the D,| Moves all painy flammation, tende . ve with her and married her six |S. C. for cons; bravery ET Oe met hether of ger- months ago. Marcel was @ waitress | Tee S100, he, E ec Y. M,C. A, wh «| Bishop Gre: The Right Rev will complete were teeth and gums. A tiny bottle of Freezone costs but a few cents at any drug store, but is sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn be- tween the toes, and the calluses, without soreness or irritation. Freezone is the sensational dis> tovery of a Cincinnati genius. uous os Annivers David H. G fifteen years ‘al took his meals. he couldn't | talk English and the Corporal could | not talk or understand French, but Cupid acted as interpreter and the rest was easy. | Corpl. Miller had his discharge ‘coming to him and made preparations} to leave for his home with his bride] on, But at] § ischarge papers| nd the bride had to| D on the George Wash | the last minute } | tailed to arrt (Rus cesus feareloeke Wie 6 (nate EI Ey doy tony ere Veen eV eereh hear ade her happy | In Progress Untit Saturday Inclusive Hrouch Werk in we | in the war and a ubou ° An always four stores full of} coyic The only take are to sec that we've measures modest to tell Bs . N. HY got OU ae et dus|ie tinteoines. oe cant el trrgariments Genie Gee eR TaswA GRATER CUR TTERERE UL At Extraordinary Reductions All-wool clothing. Made |tkine more pict In the Ar ast i to fit. Not to measure, = {0 40 Ms Siesta | ; {Included are the finest French Handmade Un- Shirts, socks, neckwear, | ana their oh dergarments—examples of the most exquisite underwear. No. 923 is ourjbeche needlework and hand embroidery in Night- raglan shoulder union suit. |! gowns, Chemises, Envelopes and Combinations. *“Composite”’ Derbies. | rplanes were sent to earth They conform without “‘con-|capt. LOUGHBOROUGH, French Undergarments forming.” | NING WORLD MAN, HOME Formerly 14.50 8.95 *“Westpointer”’ shoes 1 Capt. James P. Loughboro = French Undergarments Formerly 18.50 11.75 French Undergarments Formerly 22.50 13.75 The war has proved they're anatomically correct. ' ™ x). Trademark ROGERS PEET COMPANY Broadway Broadway at 13th St “Four at 34th St | 5 2 as a First Licu- French Undergarments Convenient te! and was promoted over ther 5 Broadway Comers” Fifth Ave. |j- ane areonn Formerly 32.50 16,50 at Warren at dist St. a company ¥ J Tee ea) French Undergarments ES Shaanti pat Fatale tay Formerly 37.50 19.75 French Undergarments Formerly 69.00 37.5 e jr ‘nch War Cross and a sp sey [medal from the Automob ey He s¢ “Out of curiosity I tried a Neolin Soles,” writes W. P. Ma of St. Louis, “and today, after five | months of hard service I fail to notice | any real signs of wear on them.” | This statement points the way real economy in shoes. What your shoes cost, by the year, depends largel ‘on how the sole ind Neolin Sole: do wear a very long time, Moreover, |@rinistic« ingly comfortable and | He wa waterproof ientifically made to be | attacned b exactly what soles should be and $0 | 116 drove th ow by millions a are available everywhere on | oy acy new shoes a ling. They are [tnd atte made by The Goodyear Tire & Rub- |earth the to ber Company, Akron, Ohio, who also ; shot guaranteed to « w sixteen mont to | All Goods Marked in Plain ANN Pm COR, 46" ST. 6-0" AVE “OE LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS 10 ALL Apply Also to New York, New Jersey, Long Island and Connecticut male Wingfoot He outwear any other he wy int wrk : inaide his ne MAJOR HALL HOME FOR FIRST vi ) TIME SINCE 1912 tu. Major Melvin Hal ! town afte ing Janded in Pi | He enh “ anteed to correet the alka- the war T sisting of Buffet, China Closet, Serving Table and Extension f your secretions, this giving service and 84 pieces, as ittustrated: +... i. you undisturbed slumber, making for war. Now Columbinland Carine Rest at night, and Energy by AU pla Foreign Language THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1919, forms of kidney disorders successfully treated wit Records for February on Sale Columbia Grafovolas 1 Credit From $20 Up. Also Records on Credit With Every Machine Tablets, Write for Catalog Mailed FREE We Sell cop onss difficulty, smi pain, , irritation, pai assage is foul of the Le n ’ Sf odor, highly colored, &c. Also Crown an Apartments Furnished (rom | stoppage of secretion followed by! War Cross and the Or #75 Unwerd on Our Easy te fever, chills, pains, headache, rheu-| sng is in line for the D. Ss ¢ ‘ayment Plen, matic pains, depresston, &e. Baim) 70 OPEN MONDAYS © SATURDAYS UNTH 10 P. sidney Tablets ¢ wort EL Lieut, Arthur Wahiton of Roc HELP THE KIDNEYS. @old by all druggists. —Advt. | Minn., was sho, down over Lord &€ lavwor 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street Women’s Coats A Special Purchase of Women’s Coats—Vel- our Cloth and Cam- bridge Silvertone Mix- tures in Fashionable Colors with large Col- lars of Taupe Nutria or French Seal (dyed coney). Lined and Inter- lined. On Sale Tomorrow at $22.75 and $29.50 None C. 0, D. Women’s Dresses Wednesday—A Sale of Women’s Serge Dre. es, Distinctive Spring Models Smartly Braid Trimmed or Embroid- -ered. Superior Quality Serge in Navy Blue or Black. Dresses for Shopping and Every Day Wear. Remarkable Value None ©.0. D, No Approvals No Approvals Third Floor Third Floor Very Specially Priced Misses’ and Juniors’ Serge Dresses | | $14.50 Copies of much more expensive models, made especially for Lord & Taylor and developed in fine quality, all wool Navy Blue Serge. For Clearance Tomorrow 750 Pairs Women’s Boots $3.75 Taken from our regular stock and marked at this very low price to close out quickly. Patent Leather Boots Black Kidskin Boots Dresses on the smartest of youthful Gun Metal Boots lines with straight skirts and round collar- less bodices, braid trimmed. Sizes to 18 years. Different styles—narrow widths only. Third Floor Cretonnes—A Remarkable Sale \ffording the Best Values of the Season 59c ative Cretonnes, pos Much Below Usual Prices An Important > | =, . Purchase ‘Thousands of yards of decid tiveness that make them most appropriate fo imer Hom ings that will harmonize with almost ar heme of furni Art Canvas, Repp, Crash and Fleece-finished We Exquisite Vloral Patterns Trellised Rose Designs 1 colorful charm, an artistic effec- A wealth of patterns in beautiful color- Uhe fabrics are of the heavier quali- ed] s¢ S aves, Rich Verdure fffeets | Dainty French Bouguets — | Quaint “Old Lliomestead” vitth I Gorgeous Tropical Motifs Bright Bird Patterns Chinese and Egyptian Landsepes ! Pastoral Scenes . Striking Examples of the Values Offered in the January Sale of Household Linens, Sheets and Pillow Cases Hemmed Huck Towels Pure frish Linen Table Cloths and Napkins In Round Designs 3000 Cotton Sheets and Pillow Cases At Reduced Prices ‘Table Clot! With redeand: aahite Sheets urd Tear 63 x 99 $1.75 » yard Red ee Pillow Cases Napkins to Match . 42 36 . Ve Per dozen $9.00 $2.95 doz 15 38! 48c¢ ui Se Oriental Rugs | Four Specially Priced Groups In the January Sale Hamidan Mossouls, Cabistans and Beluchistans — Splen- did weaves in beautiful patterns and = rich cotorings. Magnificent Values at These Prices Group 3 Hamidan Mossoul Rugs Group 1 Beluchistan and Cabistan Rugs proximately | $37.50 $29.50 | ¢ x 4.6 to §.6 long J 4 to 4.0 w Group 2 Group 4 Beluchistan and Cabistan Rugs Hamidan Mossoul Rugs $57.50 pproximatel 4.6 wide x 6.0 to 7.0 long,