The evening world. Newspaper, March 27, 1919, Page 20

LEC DRRAR EERE OMe ene meen 10 THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1919," |and son of Count Henri de Castellane, Square Garden to the othe caulifiower-eared canvasmen to hurl I x Ww s there to make a Tom his questioner owe into Madison Engine’s Steering Gear Breaks, and Mile. de Pracomtal, daughter of the | wil 7 Just get out that bottle of ] lag Mgg AA an a de Park, Mr. Ningling Just grin-; = Down and It Crashes Into Marquis de Pracomtal, are betrothed, | Key" tong t the Un y and asked the reporter to “It looks as if I would not be able 7 oe i hs tonne Sloan ‘8 _Liniment and ’ whoto d shaking bands with /*8y it again Telegraph Pole. {the former's tami ed May 3 to wear out my shoes with Nedlin ‘knock it galley-west. him? | CONTRASTING BARNUM’S DAY | Liout. John F. Flannagan of Engine | - Soles. They have been in service ve why “t romebody set a} WITH THE PRESENT. Company No. £9, Brooklyn, was (hewn | mmm | Disa Nev ern, Coe. Don't say “ I be all right to wood . ady looking like a| Then he countered to the street gnd his jaw was fractured | 7 WV. C, Dickinson of New Haven, Conn. morrow." tle tw t soil . : ‘ 1 question which comes last night, when the motor engine on ’ H It is natural that shoes with Neolin relieve It takes the coun ng a baking powder | »,,1} ) who saw his first circus which he, was riding struck a depros- Don t Poison Bab Soles should wear a long time, for n and make UN- | more th r 0 “he said sion at Maspeth Avenue and Olive ys Neolin Soles give extra wear where tersirri' t to/Ringling Talks of Old Time} bring qui¢ , nim her as @ | #weetly These long-lasting soles are made by tion of Street, causing the stecring gear to | For YEARS AGO almost every mother nee her child must have | ™0st shoes wear out quickest. punted t Meaty overt entetoal ack Romance of Circus and | #1000 |& young is fut ee a ee TARBGOTO oe lendenam $0 make it freee drugs will produce | Science to be especially tough and dure Ghee t bs 4h Overnrows r f yea elegraph pole. a ANY will s ct ’ by i eed that it is “Tne engine, driven by Fireman Harry | FROM WHICH THERE 18 NO WAKING. Many ale the children who | 20/¢—comfortable and waterproof, too, If you want to save money on shoes us watched ee eae What Has Succeeded It. |. (i wil | Put it on and let it penetrate with- vinaman ¢ cen 9 feet | the 4 out rubbing. Clean, sure, economical = nie athe : : he au ¢ ‘ , i Rohback, was gone to a Sre at the | MA¥e been killed or whose health has been ruined for life by paregoric, lauda- Yh sta $ Once tried, it “pecowes- a: lifelone| ten't Ray torn every latita about: ot Bee vacea, |anow besaees | See ait that time, Stanley & Laggat metal polish ‘plant, Sa eceanh hind, each of which iss narcotie product of opium. Druggiata shie sree carry Coartl pan les ‘ ch in, . v n y minute | a 1 ma hover fol | Soow busines A time, Metropolitan Avent a ows " 6 narcotics named to children at all, shoe stores carry them in many st! friend. Your druggist hag it. Get it two or three hun. | #24 has ther he contrast a. 9 8e ewtown | to anybody without Inbelling them “poison.” The definition ee natootio® for men, women, and children. And day. 0c, 0c, $1.2 pet wee , < o. | Creek, for which three alarins h to-da 400, G00, $1.20. betweer rm nd thes jor which three alarins had been | i, . «44 medicine which relieves pain and produces sleep, but which in poison- | YOU can have your old shoes re-bot- = Where is the genius which ma Nd rather rdly an act sent. 4 e ry P which made nagg ronea yany a ace: Planagan wan taken to the Greenpoint | OM# doses produces stupor, coma, convulsions and death.” The taste and | tomed with Nedlin Soles at any repair the w world th more about the men | %¢ or the lead- Hospital, but two other firemen on the | smell of medicines containing jum are disguised, and sold under the names | Shop. pelts prem ae ies among the men | rer atiracl as It Wad engtos sho were tarawn te the strer| ,” Cordials, *Soehing rape ete. 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