The evening world. Newspaper, February 14, 1919, Page 10

bY Wilsey recommends for a high Pou ARMY CASUALTIES GIVEN OUT TO-DAY in WASHINGTON HEIGHTS PoAt the meeting of the Board of Pducation yesterday afternoon the Partial report by Frank D. Wilsey on | te Hew school buildings and sites to be | H ded oft of corporate stock au- ieee eel for the years 1919 and aps referred to the Committee of ALS BEAUTIFY ‘YOUR HAIR WITH “DANDERINE” Get a Small Bottle! Freshen Your Scalp! Stop | tw Falling Hair! Remove Dandraff! Grow Lots of Wavy, Glossy, Beautiful Hair~-You Can! . Were kille 4 in Action; Died of Disease, and 76 Are Severely Wounded. KILLED IN ACTION Y. M. C. A. Secretary Madie ee aw LENT WENION y | 4eMaLMas, . ve, Bronk, DIED FROM WOUNDS. Private. 5 851, 196th Bt, roms. HAM. Francis J York « DIED OF DISEASE. | Sergeant. CADWALLADEM, Donald, Prenton wh Corporal. ‘ |RORLNHOR, cali 1. Nerwod, | RORY ER, Reward. Ganseraon F Na. N. MCAS: Thom 1 | York City WOUNDED SEVERELY. Privates. WOUNDED ‘SEVERELY IN ACTION. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED KILLED IN ACTION, Privat CONNORS, John J, 007 Tong Inland City TOTAL TISNAMES «: 47 Ww . ; WOUNDED SEVERELY IN ACTION, a MISSING IN ACTION, THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, KILLED IN ACTION, PREVIOUSLY RETURNED To DuTY, REPORTED WOUNDED SE- VIOUSLY REPORTED MIS8- VERELY IN ACTION. ING IN ACTION. Private: BROWN, William Lda t Braokiye York City P nrtchireibnd at Mcbomed | wag Chart Cat MISSING IN ACTION, PREVIOUS. | af avenuey ir WOUNDED RELY IN ACTION, Private, w Harford, € KILLED IN ACTION, PREviousty | REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION. Sergeant. MBTOALM, Harry, x2 @ THREE DE ON SEATLE DURING STORMY VOYAGE tre Brookisn. | Cruiser Loses Cook “and Two Sea- men on Trip Home With 1,561 Soldiers. The cruiser Madison Av., New fet, N.Y. “si reached her ning with 1,661 os PREVIOUSLY REPORTED : Private CERVAICIUA, Junnenpas, Entel, Con | WOUNDED SLIGHTLY IN ACTION, | PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION, Private no 418 1, Soh Bt tompany No | officer. and 63 me 3 casual officers |and 25 naval entisted men. Sew Yoru] ‘The Seattle brought news of a gale | Monday night that resulted in the a M. Powell of orm flung bim r the super- structure with such force that he died in several minutes from internal in. juries. The ship also brought back the f Ship's Cook Ralph I. Garrow who died of heart dis- MHAY. Jon WOUNDED IN ACTION (DEGREE|\!* UNDETERMINED), PREVIOUS- LY REPOORTED MISSING | IN ACTION, GEORGETTE DRESS Special Value FINE SERGE SUIT Special Value sat RETURNED TO DUTY, PREVIOUS. | LY REPORTED KILLED IN ACTION. Private. HIGHAM. Howant HL jr WOUNDED (DEGREE. “UNDETER- MINED), PREVIOUSLY RE- PORTED DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN ACTION. Corporal. MPONNPLL, Thomas P2724 Oy, Ned RETURNED TO DUTY, PREVIOUS.’ \ LY REPORTED DIED OF DISEASE, Our Annual Clearance Overcoats and Suits “At $]'7.50 Considering the prices which will pre- vail next season, even though the War is over, we urge you Men and Young Men, whose price is limited, to satisfy in this sale all your present requirements, and those of next season, $17.50 Overcoats and Sults on Sale at 5 Stores Only— Not at 49th or 42d St. Stores, Formerly $22.50, $25 and $30.00 Kuppenheimer Suits Overcoats and Ulsters $35, $40 i fa $29.50 The name Kuppenheimer on clothes is a mark of merit, a guarantee of satis. faction and absolute assurance of value; no better Ready-to-Wear Clothing, or values, were obtainable during the season ud none better can be had now, £29.50 Sale at All Brill Storos Shoes ap to $14.00, in a Sale at 49th St. Only, at $8.45 and $15.00 Shell Cordovan Shoes at $9.45. Formerly $65 and $70 Kuppenheimer Overcoats and Uleters now $48.50. THE KUPPENHEIMER HOUSE IN Ni\v YORK 279 Broadway Broadway, at 49th St 47 Cortlandt Street 2 Flatbush Ave 44 East Léth St. 1456 B'way, at 42d St. 125th St., at 3d Ave. Brooklyn 4th Street, 1456 Broadway, 125th Street and Brooklyn Stores Open To-morrow Night, ) This chic Georgette crepe frock has | This new box semi-effect model is made panels over shirred skirt. Matched and | of all-wool Serge and is daintily trimmed 95 | with sill eald Has ‘tan contrasting silk embroidery $ $ 00 trim horizontal tunics. | 8 | poplin Vestee. Zz 5: A Wide Variety of All the New Styles in DRESSES $7.95t0$40 SUITS $11-% to $50 HAMILTON GARMENT CO. 307 FIFTH AVENUE, sift Our New Spring Catalog will be mailed upon request. Gran’ma’s Pains and Aches Old people are prone to accept the pains and aches of Rheumatism as inevitable because of their advahcing years. But all this suffering in most cases is unneces- sary and they should spend their remaining years in peace, not pain. Rheumatism has been shaken off at any age, Matu- sow's Nulfey (tablets) has banished the tortures of Rheumatism, Gout, Lumbago, Sciatica, Neuritis Liver and Bladder Disorders in many thousands of cases, Old as well as young, by eliminating the perme: ous wastes which are the prime causes o ailments, It contains.no Opiates or Narcotics and coes not injure the heart or stomach and as no dieting is required, it may be tried without fear, Your age is no bar to its use, y (tablets) is for sale at all drugs! palin ie Labor Philadelphia Matusew's mail) at th pre. | ant of 1919. GREAT DROP IN MEAT PRICES No Matter Where You Live It Will Pay You to Come Here BEST CUTS ONLY- SEE eeepay AND SATURDAY , Brand Sus 22Mc ib. | ene Rout 22¢ ib. se, two days from Brest, and of Howard D. White, a seaman of Ken- nett, Mo, who died of pneumonia |_ Lieut. James: H. Briggs of Houston, Tex., in the Ordnance Department.| read an old puper on the ship the day | after the Seattle left Brest. He saw! his name among those listed ox killed, and wirclessed his family that he was returning home. Lieut. Hilburt Bair of No. 274 West Mth Street was reluctant to give the details of his oir exploits. He downed eieht planes while attached to the British foress, and received the Dis- Roast or Boiling, Sugar Cured “C” Hams, tinguished Service Cross and the Hindquar- Fancy Sou , | Preut. B.S. Vivrne of No. 222 sher- aig al 25clb.| chi ens, > _25ctb. liege ‘Avenue, Bronx, went over as a Private in the 9th Infantry and wae |promoted to Lieutenant in the 163d. Tender Steaks, | =e? P vmetcncrsemareen |PEOPLE’S MEAT MARKET 'pf° | Prot’ the Toularttte Courier-Journal.) — | ©, 8, Food Administration License No, 631,782, What's the Senator mumbling to Wholesale and Retail Ini self about? Talking to himself? ° Bet. 24th & 25th Sts. | nigh‘seatiom: BePhape We is Contereins | 295 Eighth Ave. ** 'in Yea with himself." ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15th 5th Avenue 34th Street Mid-Winter Sale McCREERY MASTER-MADE FURNITURE Reductions from 10% to 50% Four-piece Hepplewhite Model Suite, as illustrated, in Brown Mahogany, including 50-inch Dresser, Chifforobe,, Toilet Table and Bow-end Bed. 327.50 formerly 435.00 CHAMBER FURNITURE LIBRARY FURNITURE Four-piece Queen Anne Model Suite in Overstuffed Sofa upholstered in fine Teper Brown Mahogany, including Dresser, Chif- illow arms; same material on outside forobe, Toilet Table and Bed. th sides of cushions and seats un 355.00 formerly 450.00 cushions 169.50 formerly 285.00 Four-piece Louis XVI. Model Suite in Wal- “hai 4 nut, Mahogany, Gray or Ivory Enamel finish, Arm Chair to ~~ sec ly 149. including Dresser, Chifforobe, Vanity Case i lormerly 149.50 and Bow-end Bed formerly 395.00 stry Sofa with loose spring je back covered in same ma- 325.00 Four-piece Queen Anne Model Suite, in- 79.50 formerly 125.00 Arm Chair to match......formerly 65.00 cluding Dresser, Vanity Case and Twin Beds. 42.50 347.50 formerly 450.00 Mahogany Dressers formerly 85,00 Queen Anne Model Sofa upholstered in com- bination of Damask and Velour. 112.50 formerly 225.00 Tapestry Wing Chair formerly 70.00 3 Overstuffed Ta) cushions; outsi terial. Mahogany Twin Beds... pair, Mahogany Toilet Table 14 formerly 112,00 56, formerly 28,00 Extraordinary Purchase and Sale of SUPER-QUALITY WILTON RUGS From a Leading Manufacturer (Name woven on back of every rug as @ guarantee of quality) These are standard Rugs of the highest grade woven in this conntry and are widely known for their beauty and durability; rare and Oriental Rugs have been reproduced with all the soft rich color harmonies and lustre of the originals, Saturday—Last Da This New Collection Will Be Offered “At Amazingly Low Prices Beautiful designs and colors; most desirable for all reoms, Size 8.8x10.6 ft.... Rise G x 0 [t..43;, Rize 4.6x 7.6 ft Size 86x68 inches ++ Regularly 43.7% --Teguiarly 21.95 IN ADDITION Wool Wilton Rugs 8.3x10.6 ft. or 9x12 ft. 55.00 regularly 79,50 and 82.50