The evening world. Newspaper, March 4, 1919, Page 9

TRADE COUNCIL PROGRESSES spectators wisely obey, but in another |trict Attorney when Mr. Driscoll o'clock to-morrow morning.” ‘The|scends from the bench, The omcars | | Maligned Essex Market minute he is listening to this or that| leaves for the downtown office. Ho Jidge gathers up his robes and de. | remove their blue coats, replace them | Receipt to Make a tale of woe and givin, friendly |is showing the younge: , th citizens’ clothing, and go out Or Baad | eon AnAAAnA RAAAAAARARAAARAARARARRRRRRDDDADDADRARRARDRARAA ip agai by one. ‘The books are closed | Gray Hair Re filed. The janitor pulls down the} Tt was announced terday that the ~... American Acce | ways and means hind the desk one sees Clerk | Esse: always busy at his books. Over | not r is the ever present blue pen. | newcomer to 0 business | si Just a Human Court, With‘ Paulson, M. D., who hag A court becomes | ticed medicine in the | He Is the “boss” of the record depart. |grave the “People then, perhaps, tts rine imbership 12% ; ment. |tion; if a mistake Hut It is not the | many, Yearm, eave rial and M S i} T F | _ There is a disturbance in the court. the big |Out rushes Capt. MeCori ore Smiles Than Frowns Se hance cnt wines be im diately turned |brown, of light brown, whi Z shade you desire, by the f: ‘ye simple remedy that you can make home: : “Merely get a box of Orlex powder © tery at any drug store, It costs very \ of and no extras to buy. Dissolve it im ntlor, of distilled or rain water comb it through the hair. Directions? tor mixing and use and a gold bond The Captain is proud of his | he who enters must respect it » this court ai cils CERT Cy. casin hue heen. One , Court Officers and the Matron, Too, Are “Reg-| A prisoner enters, eharged with a] who cannot spe Fixecutive Secretary. u ular Fellows,” Brimming Over With SALTS IF BACKACHY Sympathy for the Unfortunates. ™ . , m his In 1 English ver, the tn abt Hahed entitled “Reflections of ajman, now lecturing eerly and the appe fared who can surpass him + | guarantee come in eneh box: Lawyer.’ It ia ehtefly remarkable for |2&X¢ Moment xiniling and joking: now fluency. hammer, after Dr. “Ht is safe, it does not rub off i " ripping up the b At the further end of the irprised thre tie not sticky or greasy, and leaves the 9) Stop eating heat for a while the reproduction of the author's bat- jacfender, and a the “pen,” where prisoner hair fluffy. It will make a gra red } if your Bladder is Wing tb) WHICH: Sppeats 1h the Only vine je. The & by Warden Mall and Mrs. Keatharin y person look twenty years younger : ‘ iMustration and was apparently writ- toy 6 court a Moyer, the matron. Mrs. Moyer ‘Adve. a troubling you. ten after the death of the author's | on ; 4 the living exampie of “Smile aad the Se | here fi leer Jerry Creedan world smiles with you.’ When the hm i When you' wake up with backache | 7 “itent sung Irishman with @ heart day is long and tedious, the officers SUNDAY WORLO WANTS WORK Wa 3S y hide Among the pretty passages is t who announces the 01 >me ‘or and dull misery in the kidney region, )™Oné bal Aa ae he ro annne unter ee slip in for a moment f it generally means you have been cat \ Whick: thawba aveh tie veterans atti & — : ne ket Cou low dar a ¢ ans a “cupeen” of —— — — ing too much ment, says a well-known Kysex Mar Court.-Hi fark) “A young woman comes in with a | oners find the i Gri authority. Meat forms uric acid child of five. She is tired and as the she asks an ag which overworks the kidneys in their youngster starta to run, she slaps him | BIN, you back t¢ effort to filter it from the blood and smartly, ing the court proper, one they become sort of paralyzed and Sure, don't hit him, jady,” objects J. Beirns, the loggy. When your kidneys get slug- Jerry, turning from his offictal du- jman, ready with his ink Stern Brothers ish and clog you must relieve them, and. re ea were a kid yourself once, | glass slab to record the offe' ike you relieve your bo:vels; remov- and Till bet you were as bad as he In the summons room OM ing all the body's ous waste, else wane woman wanes ‘ |man, the warrant officer, and the two ‘ , , + els Phe woman blushes ani, thoroughly lolerks, Phil Rosenthal and Emil you have bac . sick headache, abaahed, otiddian the bey ih Her keine Kuneli, who likes nothing better dlity spells stomach | sours At the gate is Officer Pete Walker, Gan ee 5 ts dia 4 3rd S ontue is and when the the exact antithesis of the popular | serious offense. The buzzer is pressed | good-natu (Belween 5th and 6ih Avenues) W weather is. bad you have rheumatic idea of the fierce court officer, When [and from the Angerprint mm come |smcer, to | West 42nd Street babes est 43r treet twinges. The urine is cloudy, full of | he admonishes silence, there is no' Michael J. Driscoll, and. John. T.' Tt ts 4 unces sediment, channels get sore, | doubt as to his command, and the Hogan, who will be Assistant Dis- “The court stands adjourned until 9 water scalds and you are obliged to ° . ’ feck relief two or three times during A Special Offering, To-morrow, of Women’s ’ ’ the night — Either consult a good, reliable physi cian at once or your phar- / macist a 1 take a ta water before break s| d your kidneys then e This far us alt ide Some imported models—several trimmed with real filet lace or hand- acid of and lemon j . a ——_ embro bined with jithta, and has been tweed MaAG@IeTRATE. dery varied collar styles with new front and sleeve for generations to clean and stimu treatments; some slip-on styles. inte “atuwimad ‘Widneye, Aled’ 60° Hed | SHARLRO G.. S15 tralize acids in the urine so it no Jonger irritates, thus ending bladder and gloomy the building looks! ts J} West 42nd Street (Belween 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street SPECIAL $5 50 weakness. | very aspect is appal It ts a pic- — e Jad Salts is a life iver for regular | tur f fright and terror, an image of meat eater It is inexpensive, can dread and an embodiment of terror not injure and effervescent lit . delightful, eget, | The drops of the not be ow" | Continuing the Extraordinary Sale of Smart Imported Blouses s victims would $8.50 Batistes and Voiles, in Copenhagen, flesh, maize or rose—others in white combined with these colors. All new models, variously Bi \ CK AND COLORED SILKS trimmed with hand-embroidery, drawn-work, tucking or frills. Children’s W hite Bee RUBBERS | Dry feet were never s9 impor- tant. Baco Rubbers neyer s> much in demand. A.J. BATES& CO. INC, NEWYORK RED AND BLACK SOLES Comprising the following desirable and depend- In fants’ Carriag es able weaves for Spring dress requirements: About one-hundred styles to choose from Dresses New Spring modela in izes 6 months to 2 yrs. » first see bench in s His Dress Satins, 40 ins. wide; $1 85 Imported Shantung Pongee street colors and black at 83 ins.; fine quality i ioe Among which are Perambulators, Gondolas, hahaha eel atten Neda eatin FID quatity,........@ Pullmans, Mail Carts, Chaises and Go-Carts Georgette Crepe, 40 ins.; @ | Black D: Taffeta, 35 ins.; of every description in all the popular colors. GO © d He alt hi | Bee: hes : eg rod alt en weet “a il 45 SPECIAL FOR TO-MORROW : Crepe de Chine, 40 ins.; @] ‘ Black C Meteor, 40 ins.; ¢ nq eC Sle en ee r) | street colors and black, sar $1.35 fine quality: A i cor, 0s 2.1 od Twelve Models - at $31.75 18 the reward of Printed Chiffon Voiles, 40 @]_]() | Black Dress Satins ins; various colored grounds, 85 and 36 ins. wide, 1.25, for comfort and convenience Good Say en Ss e Bi maegetts ornare geek $1.28 yang Aft 1.85, 2.50 Reed Pullman Sleepers, -— - $25.00 to 92.00 English Perambulators, - - $37.50 to 74.50 ———— seBGs ii nce, $2.50 & 2.90 Included in the assort- ment are fine White Ba- fad Reed Pullman Carriages and English Per 1.50 ambulators containing every innovation : ; : ‘ MV ORsiaS fe eee Oke eee OLER ara iste Dresses in yoke a Good sense says to guard the health of teeth. Teeth Washable Satins, 30 ins.; S l 15 Silk & Wool Pop- 2 00, : 35 ae ( i a tans beg a he > Pe oe Prag she yoke om et ee eee ere eee ee ee re Hngl s0 nites ue) iis Cont iti Wood & Ree d Pullmans, $33 to 856 Reidcamooked: ‘ " ous dentifrices. f r ; Nature can take care of the acids if you will avoid alkaline dentifrices. Nature’s tooth protection consists Superior Quality French Dress Silks of a constant flow of saliva, which destroys acids in the | AT VERY SPECIAL PRICES. CORSETSIN NEW SPRING MODELS An alkaline dentifrice cannot Black Dress Satin, 40 ins.; Black Dress Taffeta, 35 ins.; 1.75 Designed to conform to all figures. destroy those acids except at the instant of using, but it defeats Nature's method by paralyzing firmly woven face; per yard fine quality; good weight; at Are now being shown on the Second Floor in unusually complete assortments, the salivary glands and retarding including the most desirable styles selected from the leading standard brands. the flow of saliva, thus exposing Phe fashionable materials are fine Coutil, Silk and Cotton Broche, Satin, teeth to the unchecked ravages Suede and Taffeta; lent workmanship prevails throughout. = Stern Brothers Mennen's Cream Dentifrice is West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street Featured Exclusively by STERN BROTHERS are the Alpha Corsets Classique Corsets At prices ranging from Al prices ranging from $3.75 to $16.75 , $10.50 to 29.75 Custom-made Corsets, $6.00 to 35.00 absolutely non-alkaline. It actu- ally increases the flow of saliva because of mild fruit acids which stimulate the salivary glands. It cleans and polishes the teeth wonderfully, and breaks down tartar formations with- out grinding or scouring the enamel, A 20% content of alcohol assures an antiseptic action and a cool, refreshing after-effect. It costs 35 cents, and the tube is smaller than many dentifrices selling for 25 cents—but Men- nen’s’ was made to deliver a result and not to fit a price. Special Early Season Offering To-morrow WOMEN’S DRESSES | AN3IDISSAa — JILABSILNY aIIHMSaILLNAG CHINA AND GLASSWARE The March sale is now in active progress on the Fourth Floor. | Some of the substantial savings available; G. Mennen Chemical Co, NEWARK, N. J. . ° . ’ DINNER SETS of Limoges DINNER SETS of American A group of entirely new models for Street I Chins, 106. pieeess new Porcelain, 107" pes. coin | BS + > yD ° | conventional borde att old band and line; ma © and Afternoon Wear, uniformly priced conventional borers WA S44.00 | 82 cenit req) 0000; Meee bail | | DINNER SETS of Imported DINNER SETS of English | | China, 100 he 107 pet Rarcolain, 58 pins eas ‘i bd | | with colored border de conventiona vorder MENNENS |] at $45.00 yl | sith etre rer de: $39.50 conventional, Darts, e; $16.50 ° | DINNER SETS of English DINNER SETS of or Ls R e =) ™M Porcelain, 107 pes.; con China, 106 pes; wide gold | | xeplanel and Goce bo) OS7,80 | Sicveniaiy acest eee | Glass Table Service, 60 pieces, open stock; $60. 00 encrusted border; formerly $75.00 a set DENTIFRICS | | Some taken from our regular stock, others made up for this occasion—of printed indestructible voile | and crepes, beaded Georgettes, foulard and satins.