The evening world. Newspaper, January 27, 1919, Page 11

THE —— WORLD, ie *D bases @ 4a anv de eb BAVARA ATTEMPTS. "=" TOFORM COALITION ference ye against Prussia, which already is in difficulties as a result of the several Struggle Between Nations for | movements for its dismemberment? Leadership of New German ait a srians apparently ha ceeded in lining up Baden, Republic Growing. Wurtemburg and Hesse, Anhalt ond . other duchies re demanding inde- pendence from Pru The chance of Be w republic al her ntatives of the — The struggle be- becomi capital of th pears to be Sporadic demon- oJ stra na by the partacans continue ¢ A Stubborn Cough By iii riving rise to the belief that t Loose ns' Right Up selection of andther city would be} more politic from reasons of safety, ment were taken even if no other ¢ M2 ETRE ET ater Z| into conniteration ‘on The Bavarian Constituent As 4 sembly lsas decided to awalt the ac- Here is a home-made syrup which | 0" of ‘the National Assembly at millions of people have found to be | Weimar the most dependable means of break- | V#ria’s form ing up stubborn coughs It is cheap | status of Kurt Bisner, w ho was rec- and simpke, but very pronipt in action. | ognized as head of the Bavarian Gov~ Under its'healing, soothing influence, } ernment, is a problem. He cane chest soreness goes, phlegm loosens, | gidate for the National Assembly in breathing’ becomes easier, tickling in} .oyeral districts but was not elected thro gtd) ae you S & good yin any of them. It has not yet been night’ hi gin bo pon i je usual determined what effect this have throat and chest colds are conquered mye by it in 26 hours or fess. Nothing {°° his position in the Bavarian Gov better for bronchitis, hoarseness, ment, before deciding upon Ba- of government, This croup, whooping cough, bronchial| tear that Prussia m to asthma or winter coughs. put through a form of government To make this splendid congh syrup, |for new Germany at the coming Na- pour 2% ounces of Pinex into a pint fiona! Assembly at Weima whic! bottle and fill the bottle with plain }enable her to domin granulated sugar syrup and shake /tion as she dominatec thoroughly. If you prefer, use clari- | pire may lead to fied molasses, honey, or corn syrup, [between the delegal instead of sugar syrup. Pither way, |Sooin Germany. you get a full pint-—a family supply— | tna Majorits i of much better cough syrup than you |enaugh seats to control the conven- could boy ready-made for three times | tion, even if the Ln the money. Keeps perfectly and chil- | ist# return to the Wb 7 love its pleasant taste Pinex is a spevial and highly con- a pp a way pine extract, known the world | caidto be protesting against a coall- ever for its prompt healing effect | tion, with any So st party. | upon the membranes. | _ T id intment ask drapes for "212"oumees of Pinex” | NATION-WIDE STRIKES with fall directions, and dorft accept | sezining lec (Guaranteed to cive| UNDER WAY IN BRITAIN pro ie refunded. The Pinex Co., ———— | e_Ind.— Aart Thousands of Shipbuilders Quit and | see Sympathetic Walk-outs Tie | Oca: Up Other Industries. But “ Eddy’ a ” Sauce’ LONDON, Jan. 27.—Nation wide} Makes You Hungry shipbuilding strikes were under way) in Great Britain to-day. Other indus-| “Hunger is the best sauce,” so% |tries were being rapidly tied up by spake, Cicero. Maybe so. But rlin showed sympathetic strkes y’s is the sauce ‘that gives you The city of Belfast was practically | paralyzed by a general strike, called| in sympathy with the walkout of 40,- | you are hungry or not. Just the thing for cold weather 000 shipyard employees, who demanded | a forty-four hour week. Twelve thousand shipbuilders in Lon- Y |don went out to-day, asking increased | ‘a rousing, healthy appetite whether | wages: | A partial strike was on in the Glas- yars and threat enginers the quit work @ © walkout thelr MADE IN U. S. A. At Grocers and Delicatessen Stores: E. Pritchard, 331 Spring St., N. Y. granted | Four thousand dockworkers at Man-! chester later want on strike. | | PROHIBITION Prohibition Is Now Here After a very few months no Wines or Liquors can be sold. Prices are advancing rapidly and our stock is fast depleting. If you desire quality and price we can serve you now. PARK & TILFORD | | | | | | | | | | CHARITY, | Four Million People Starving Nation-wide Campaign for $30,000,000 Is now on to save lives of people of Armenia, Syria, and Near East. New York Campaign Begins TODAY GIVE OR THEY PERISH For the New York | Abram 1. Elkus, | James W. Gerard, James Cardinal Gibbons, Arthur Curtiss James, John R. Mott, George A. Plimpton, fe OMARITN - Committee: | William Jay Schieffelin, William sioane, James M. Speers, Oscar S. Straus, Talcott Williams, Stephen S. Wise. Cleveland H. L Alexander J. Hemphill, William B. Millar, William Howard Taft, Charles Evans Hughes, e}bad with Mr, | Major G REORGANIZATION OF N.Y. STATE GUARD Gov, Smith left his home vefore 10 o'clock this morning and visited the office of Abram I. Elkus, Chairman ot | State Reconstruction Commis sion, and continued the conference he Elkus last Saturday night on the work to be done by th Commission, The Governor said it was hoped to get a report from the Commission in vuld about a month, showing w be done in doing away wi war ex- penditures and getting appropriations for the extension of State how and institutions for the feeble mine It is estimated $15,000,000 will be needed for these extensions Another matter the Governor hopes| to get quick action on is a vehicu-| lar tunnel between New York and | New Jersey. It is estimated the State's share of the construction of the tunne! will be $6,000,000. The Governor announced pointment of Brig. Gen, Cornelii | Vanderbilt as head of a commission| to work out the amalgamation of the returning units of the old New York National Guard and the present New York Guard. The commission wl work under the dire Gen, Charles W, Berry. It is ex pected that on his return from France John F. O'Ryan will be appointed head of the reorganized | smith planned to leave for Al- © this afternoon. oemae see YANDERBLT TOAID BROUGHT UP ON FATHER JOHN'S MEDICINE NOW GIVES IT TO HER OWN CHILDREN For Coughs, Throat Troubles ond as a Tonic Strength Builde, “Lam never without Father John's Medicine in the house. T know how good it is, for my mother gave it to me from a baby up and | give it to my three children whenever they need it. [ rive it to John, t. jonel and Mary for croup and as a tonic.” (Signed) Mrs, Edward Malay, 631 Sycamore St Buffalo, N. Y. Of proven worth—becguse of its great food value—Father John's Medicine is the safest and best food tonie and body-builder because it is guaranteed free from alcohol or dangerous drugs and is all pure nourish ment. If you want to gain flesh, begin taking Father John's Medicine to- day. Advt IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED —A WORLD “WANT” AD. WILL GO AND FIND IT A Remarkable Sale of Boots For Women and Miss Offering Extraordinary Values No C. 0. D.’s 5 .90 No Approvals Also on Sale at the New York Store OPPENHEIM. CLLINS & © F Now in Progress === BROOKLYN ulton Street, Brooklyn Sale Continued for Tuesday Women This Extraordinary Offering includes a wide smart models, especially adaptable to carly spring wear Fashioned 0 embroidered, Navy, Black, Sale Price [8 OO Also showing a group of attractive Serge Dresses at 18.00 ’s Velveteen Dresses varicty of f superior Velveteen, handsomely soutache or tringe trimmed. Colors ph Taupe, Burgundy, Brown and Plum. awl, 1919. Arak rugs, made of the finest in Sultanabad, Persia, have a double warp, heavy thick pile, and rather long nap | which withstands hard wear. Grade Sale Price ... $500 $395 ». 600 395 425 325 650 485 600 445 410 35 600 379 450 425 450 422 445 Velvet and Velveteen in black or navy blue; plain covered fra and mirror top; fitted with purse and mirror— about 176. SPECIAL at $3—100 silk moire handbags, in black, navy blue or taupe. Main Aiste, Old Ballding. Social Stationery | “Third Gallery, New Bidg. | iniemmniesinitias | A Dollar Off | Each Handbag | $2each. They were $3. 500 boxes, each | Muin floor, Old Building. | 125 French Blouses $7.50 to $35 They were $9.50 to $50. Muny prices, Charming examples of | skillful French handiwork exe- cuted in fine handkerchief linen | French batiste and fine voile. White blouses with color. Colored blouses~—-rose, mi and French blue with white. Some beauti- fully embroidered linens, many with elaborate patterns in hem- | sdtehing, several with colored | embroidery on the organdie col | lars and cuffs French Show, Third floor, Old Building. Flannelette | Underclothes— Reduced. 241 pairs of flannelette pajamas } that were $2.50 and $3.86, are | now $2 and 92.50; figured, striped | and plain | 121 flannelette nightgowns that were $2 to $3, are now $1.50; | bluebird or wreath patterns, ull | white or pink. Flannelette bloomers with blue- bird design that were $1, are now 75c. Third floor, Old Building, \ied ‘on “ \o e with 96 sheets and 96 envelopes, linen- finish, letter size, white. |] Special 95c box \s This Frock, 19.75 de, clean-cut little | frock of midnight blue serge, with a Georgette pe over-skirt and sleeves. Many rows of inch-wide black silk braid trim the neck A wel Decorative Linens Third to Half Less Centerpieces, doilies carts, ete mostly “odd- ments” from our regular stocks, some mussed or soiled from handling. Prices start as low as 15¢. Main Alsle, Old Building, | | 32 Arak Rugs A Very Special Opportunity More Than a Million Dollars ot FURNITURE Offered at Discounts of 10 to 50 Per Cent. About 8,000 Samples on Our Three Selling Floors ~and with reserve stocks in our large warehouses, and still more shipments to come in, we are quite prepared, you see, to open and sustain the JOHN WANAMAKER Welcome Home FEBRUARY SALE OF These are “‘Seeing’’ Days All day long Saturday wives with They made their selections together. Not always do even members of one family agree at first on the furniture they wish to bring into their homes— these Courtesy Days. their husbands came “to see.” “That's a fine-looking chair,” and it was a stately period chair. “No, I’m not going to bring any more stiff, uncomfortable | said his wife; and they proceeded to harmonize their diterencas and choose wast will please both. “TL want clean-looking, well-marked man, “but no gimeracks or elaborate carving that costs too much chairs into our home,” and is ugly, anyway.” We showed him that there are no ‘ stocks. And so all through the day, Saturday and today, we keep | busy fitting the furniture to the home it is to enter. ture is a lifelong possession and it must be carefully chosen. Choose taleurely on these Courtesy Days. See what other good stores offer. be your friend for life. Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Galleries, New Building. February Bedding Sale On these Days of Courtesy choice also may be had of hair, felt. and excelsior filled mattresses, box-: and pillows, at February reductions. 10 per cent. and include— An excellent quality of Black Horse Hair mattress, our regular $56 grade $42. Pure South American Gray Horse Hair mattress, our $42 grade, $31.50. Black Mixed Hair mattress, our $32 grade $24. Wanamaker Tufted Top Box Spring, 80 spirals in the full size, our $32.50 grade $24.50. Our Peerless Box Spring, 63 spirals in the full size, our $25.50 grade $20. Also a speeral purchase of Felted Cotton mattresses which will be sold at exceptional price of $17.75. All the above quotations are made for the full size, 54x76 in., but they are made in smaller sizes, prices proportionately lower, Mixed Feather Pillows, 22x30 in., 3 pounds each, $3.75 Sixth Gallery, New Building. grade $2.70, FOR YOUNG WOMEN os The New Frock with the Gilet The Latest Fashions of Paris The silhouette of this new frock is unusually chie—being quite wever the line is not severe, as it is broken to a be- by the gilet. The gilet also gives a graceful line which makes even a short-waisted young girl appear to be quite long- straight. waisted. seated organdie; $ finer with gulets « $16.50 to $19.5 The Suit with the Gilet also gives the straight-line silhouette, as the cost in every instance is in the new short box model. Tricotine suits with gilets of rich silks. Second floor, Old Building. $96.50, Sizes 14 to 20 years FURNITURE Tomorrow, ‘Tuesday, is another Day of Courtesy, on which advance selections may be made, transactions and deliveries to date from February 1. said one man Saturday— said another See everything. Buy only that which will rings, wire springs, eductions begin at ricotine and serge frocks with gilets of black satin or heavy silk crepe beautifully embroidered; $75 to $95. Models for Southern wear are of heavy plaid silk with gilets of ‘Then, too, there are frocks of handkerchief linen in another tone—ever so reasonably priced Embroidered; $85 to | | |