The evening world. Newspaper, February 19, 1919, Page 14

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 19:1 ! i' Cut out this coupon, fill out and mail to the Housewives’ +] sible to assist in administering to tho pectipd) aad eoive Tabs t A Protective Assoc fon, Evening World, Post Office Box 1354, | f wounded. Going forward over haz- . Fy ardous area, he brought in a wounded Careful mothers know that Cascarets in the coated—appetit comrade to a place of safety.” and Home addresa, Mre. Margaret Git), | home means less sickness, less trouble, less worry, faste in your mouth Name .....6.ccecececceeeweeee sense eee s eee oes sree mother, No. 431 West 2ith Street, | less cost. When one of the kiddies has a white e Tablets. Tabl ib Address. ... . ecowe «VU, U,| New York. | tongue, tainted breath, sour stomach or a cold, a wards? » Olive lets—2 4 . Major Michael A. Kelly, 165th In- Cascaret quickly and harmlessly works the poisons Riearis atver 7 youre of ely a I desire to enroll my name as a member of The Evening r oar cm fantry, For extraordinary heroiem in from the liver and bowels and all is well again. \ his patients, A : “dibles World’s Housewives’ Protective Association. Private Gill of New York Also} action near Landres-et-St. Georges, j Edwards OliveTabletsare a Having Spoiled Edibles on f , yrance, Get. 15, 1918 Majer Kally, | ceompnundaedwnbotven Premises Is Enough to 4 hip tobi ‘Il be mailed. Cited for Heroism in because of having a very high fever, tham by their olive color. ‘| * bers! en wil mai i was ordered to th hil - evenciear pink skin, bright rs, Bring Punishment. Inclose 2-cent stamp and mem pall ocanieaad i Saving Wounded, ordered to the rear while con ducting an attack against strong re- sistance. He refused, however, to be relieved, remaining in command for two days, after which time he col- WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.—Among awards of the Distinguished Service had never been charged with Sani- a announced to-day are the fol-| eos nts slcknem which resulted tary Code violations before received |!0W!Ps! " ; necessitating his remaining in the suspended sentences. Abraham Jo-|_ “Corpl. bitline cana tase hospital for a period of over a | sefabers of No. 193 Kast Third Streat, mi sss (ok RULIOR Haak botah; PERU, month." ; e cipa ‘ourt, adulterated milk, but were fined In-|a baker, who had been fined five times | herois < ‘ ¥ 4 terday is the MERIRIDA! TA Court erie ee push Gar thele | Mrorioualy: dors atiifar ottecses, wos | Mov. ¥, 1018, Ader en cf 86 sisteen oan satcrens, illace a red premises, which, according to the|made to pay $100 for having in his|men of his patrol had been wounded 1°, © base bred a ordinances, is prima facie evidence of | possession seventy-three pounds of | and others scattered by machine gun)". «+ { : ae feeling of el datiam: enti | 7 vedo 6 Fr steactonthe | Forty more New York food dealers before Magistrate C. N. Harris, on , a and bowels like calomel—yethave are aware to-day that the possession prosecutions instituted by the Board dangerous after effects. of food not fit for human consumption of Health charging violations of the gD Teh tae renders them lable to conviction. For Sanitary Code That'a why millionsof boxes nat many of them wore either fined | Few of the dealers tried were told sonal be Perbox. |. received suspended sentences yes. Charged with selling spoiled food or druggists. Take one or two nightly and note the pleasing resulta, —Ad -DISCONTINUING magnitude of the offense and the pre- vious record of the dealer. Some wh« u jon near Montfaucon, France, Sept. nuc, spoiled ghickens, fined $20. ot chicken unfit for human consump- | 9 i children aged one year old and upward f 29, 1918. Corpl, Klapetzky | went P' guilt spoiled egg powder. fire, Corpl. McLaughlin, with two] “Capt. William M. Carroll jr. 315th Tho fines ranged from $5 to $100,| ‘The cases heard and their disposi- | other soldiers, continued on his mis-|!nfantry. For extraordinary herolem ‘ 29, 1918. Capt. Carroll with a ser- Israel Shone, 152 Rivington Street,|turned with valuable information, a ALL MERCHANDISE ON SALE sobtiaa Gens, hha 4h, which was turned over to the troops|seant of his company outflanked a Philip Silverman, 300 Bast Fifth|relieving his regiment. This mission | machine gun nest which was holding | treet, adulterated milk, fined $25. was carried out under continuous ma-|Up their advance, shot one German | 5 1 Nissim, 2145 Amsterdam | chine gun fire.” Picket cl oMcer who tried to | . Iterate: Me- ape and captured two prison | dulterated milk, fined § Home address, Miss Bessie Mc-| 1h. other occupante fleeing. the re| TO MOTHERS! While all children detest castor oil, calomel, | 8 shen, 9 West 115th Street,| Laughlin, Manhattan State Hospital,| duction of this machine’ gun’ nest pile anid: Easeatioes; they teally love to Gee ta spoiled meat, suspended sentence, | Wards Island, N, Y. tmade it possible for the flank of the | Bived h y 0 take Cascarets because they taste | Miller, 2914 Highth Avenue,| “Private (First Class) Martin Mat |>#ttalion to advance.” | like candy. Cascarets work the nasty bile, sour fermentations and | | . Home address, Wiltamn B. Carroll : a), ra nekts meat, suspended sentence, thew Gill, Company A, 65th Infantry. | rather, Rutherford, N. "| constipation poison from the child’s tender stomach, liver and bowels make sure our | ave Lott, 2743 Bighth Avenue,| For extraordinary heroism in action| “Corpl. Joseph W. Wah - . A pie ; A | P| . Klapetzky, Am. ‘ithout pai A tremendous stock | unclean milk containers, fined $5, near Landres-et-St. Georges, Fragge, | bulan Company, 804th Behitary | without pain or griping. Cascarets never disappoint the worried will be sold before | Henjamin Deutsch, 539 Ninth Ave- | ————————_—__—--—__ | Train. For extraordinary heroism in| mother. Each 10 cent box of Cascarets contains directions fot we are forced to close | | a up. as well as for adults. —Advt. George W.. Freimarck, Tenth | tion, fined $25. through Every buyer of liquor should | | Avenue, spoiled chickens, suspended] Sam Fliger, No. 480 Brook Avenue, tlom whic i ne leew s ontalned aiarge take advantage of these wholesale | entence . es Bronx, spotted eggs, fined $20 ..{@uantity of ammunition in order to had led! | Abraham — Josefsberg, baker, 193] AbrahameSchwarz, No, 1287 Wash- gis eta ena ack ipa meee te hird Street, spoiled cgg powd@,|ington Avenue, Bronx, adulterated |foscug two wounded German prison- still holds good—money back if you want it. | fined $100. milk, fined $10," ers. | He mucceeded in carrying them ines . » safety, eas tate Fannie Katzof, 710 KE. 183d Street} Louis Vogeney, No. 1854 Park Ave- | *@ “Home . 2, Tees le Moses Lowenstein, 545 Lenox Ave-! fined $15 cia | mR Jnue, spoiled chicken $20, ci Salvatore Maida, “Pape’s Cold Compound’ }*"y.,2usya'etm adulterated milk, is pleasant and affords |_,ntum si Street, | ___ Instant Relief. "es Fating Place, restaurant, canned goods on premises fined aio| ee Oe CRIMMINS DIES AT 44 On the Boat with the President the $ y rnest Scherrieble, No, 351 Hudson cesta i NE ee Street, baker, spolied mince moat,|, John D. Crimmins, son of the late 0 i a st Houston] tined $20. John D, and Louise Lalor Crimmins, ul Whi bl ch Doubles Everything suspended| Yetta Weissberg, No. 238 Hast 112th | died at his home, No. 15 Hast 624 Street, A |Street, adulterated milk, suspended | yesterday 4 short iliness, He was I T Fy gio” | sentence Oye sn le AS CHAN s fined 910, Max Sewarz, No. 139 Second Ave- > married Miss Lillian Stoke: tanton| nye, adulterated milk, suspended | Holmes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arte: All Goods Shivped at Buyer's Kisk. We Pack Goods Carefully. SPECIALS FOR BALANCE OF THIS WEEK fined $10 mas H.' 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