The evening world. Newspaper, September 29, 1919, Page 13

\ , 4 ' "| Vessar’s © POUGHKEHPS Tire in the Vass ‘Messer College, yest Destroyed. Y., Sept, 29.— al pockets, neat day destroyed hun- Grede of tons of soft coal which was be- fing stored for the purpose of heating the eoflege this winter have been sta The fire, thought ol d by spontaneous com# bined efforts of the epartment and the ¢ employees to extin- — Constipation and Sluggish Liver — "'t take chances. Get Carter's | ttle Liver Pills right now. fail to make the do its duty. They lieve constipa- banish in- igestion, rive out bili- ‘usness, stop : > issiness, $ e~= healthy glow on the ion, put @ iy on fd oparkle tn the aye Be sure tnd get the genuine. ‘Small Pil!—Smal! Dose—Small Price DR. CARTER’S IRON PILLS, Nature's it nerve and blood tonic for Keemia, Rheumatism, Nervousness, | Bleeplessness and Female Weakness. | Bencine | You need not Suffer yj ELLANS Nig i) INDIGESTION oe) = 6 BeLuans \ pe = Hot water / >| Sure Relief ELLA FOR NS INDIGESTION " ate, Soup 3, Ofmtment 2 & 4 | AN acpesists; Sop 3, Ointment 3 @ 06, Talowrn 2. and combination mings of braid, Women’s Dresses, They |« 2jasked for a headquarters in that bor- | this. morning, Three Models Illustrated.) ARMY FOOD SALES IN CITY NEARING: $2,000,000 MARK cements Chickens Will Not Be Affected by Order Discontinuing Canned Goods Supply. With the way to the total gales well on the $2,000,000 mark, the end ¢ of surplus army foods through the public schools is now in sight Sales of $48,000 in the Saturday half day brought the total wp to $1,700,000 and there are orders for nearly $300,000 already placed with the Government, after which no further requisitions by the city will be recogmized, This wih keep the schools going ten days or two weeks. Sale of army chickens and frozen meats will not be affected by the order discontinuing the supply of canned |goods. ‘These supplies are selling fast through the butchers co-operating with Silz & Co, supplying the re- tailers. Brookiyn merchants have ough, and Dr. Day, Commissioner of Markets, has asked Mr. Sila to try to] arrange a station there, Three of the large “rolling store” trucks loaded with canned peas, corn, baked beang and tomato soup, at the fair price margins, started out One of the “stores nt to 29th Street and Third nd the others to thickly listricts. of eggs sold by the “roll- * will remain at fifty-four m this week. Next week co two cents a easation of the was Although the Y stores” are | their pr will be af- failure of t supply of] bout 150,000 pounds on the way into port ten cents a pound, ast Fisheries. All ve an opportunity y of this fresh and their customers ums, Federal Food Ad d steady ham- down the cost of 8 for four weeks | te of some ad- subject to a net de- show BROOKLYN PPENHEIM, CLUNS & © Fulton Street, Brooklyn. Dress Sale Cortinued Tuesday 300 Women’s and Misses’ Street and Afternoon Dresses Smart straight-line, draped and tunic effects. Tricotine, Georgette Crepe, Drop Stitch or plain Tricolette, s of beads, embroidery, lace c Special Sale Price, 38.00 2d Floor. Misses’ a ETRE SMA ea org een Senne ¢ fe 6. prices from three to five cents below | at of 0 worth of diamonds, sapphires, | | rubles and pearls from the summer home | of Mrs, Robert Gamble at Milbrook on | Saturday is still shrouded in mystery. | Sheriff Moorehouse and New York de- Beautifully Fashioned, and Bearing the Oppenheim, Collins & Co. High Standard of Quality and Refinemer-t Taffeta, Georgette and Satin. { THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBEB 29, 1919. Jorease in the groceries list of 6.16 cents, This means that, although t items have Increased a total of by dealers | selling under the fair price list were sald, by Mr, Williams, to be one of the big helps in holding down food costs, One Sixth Avenue dealer who offered meats ehrough Friday's Even - ing World list, by | + | shoppers sent by Mr. Willams, They bought meats and chicken at prices y under the fair price list ey bought were declared to be excellent in Hition and he urged ye encouraged to es and hats empt at regulating prices in these commodities. | Oscar S. Straus, who is investiga in New York, is @x- | our of the packing salers to-mor- arn the baste for prices CONSUL “GENERAL HANDLEY DIES OF APOPLEXY IN PERU Had Been in Service Fifteen Years, Stationed in Latin America During Most of the Time. LIMA, Peru, Sept. 29.—Willlam ww. Handley, American Consul General at Callao, of apoplexy Saturday, He was str about ten days ago. ‘The Lima. p: William W) nite, Handley, born in Wash- ington Jyne 29, 1872, entered the conau- ein’ January, 1904 end es Consul ral at Callao Novy. nis Jurisdiction afterward em: a: Previously he had served iata, Trinidad, Matanzas, ‘as sent to Naples as Consul 14, 1910, is the daughter of Dr. ‘a, who once was Colom- t'Wa weds! ~ sae $25,000 IN GEMS STOLEN; QUESTION SERVANTS? NO} pays high tribute to him, bian Minis Fear That Help at Gamble Home Would Quit Keeps Detectives From Inquiring. POUGHKEEPSIE, Sept. 29.—The theft | tectives working on the case profess to be puzzled as to the manner of entrance of the robbers into the house, Everything was just as the family left {t on retiring the night before, not a | = | Developed of Trim. ollars and cuffs. Dresses, Ja Floor, \ "window oF lock being disturbed. detectives: wa to question the ser- aa but he family wouldn't hear o} # Would quit, whic © than the HEED ADOTIONAL FUNOS FOR BLIND SOLDIERS’ AID Mr. and Mrs. Two Years’ Work Founding Schools in Europe. founders of the Permanent Blind Relle War Fund for Soldiers and Sailors of the Avenue, have re- to New York after more than Allie turn No. 590 FWth two years spent abroad In the founding | Donald W. Short, twenty-four-year- | jy and Avenues, and supervision of industrial and pro- | old son of Mr. and Mrs. George W.) ut the of Short of No. 110 Riverside Drive, was cat who turn to killed instantly. when his high pow. | uimered ser M ‘Bae fig d automobile struck a siding of a) just Stre hattan: b 4 Polish r. outlining. the Ivert on the ad between | win, twenty-seven, of No, 27 West 600 blind soldiers in hospitals in Cracow | Middletown and Goshen early yescor- | LO4e atten, and Willan and Warsaw. An album from Italy con- 4 gh Hix, of No. 98 Cumber ‘dphs of blind soldiers who | 44y morning ; They were taken to the have |) both arms or both legs.| Two companions, Kenneth M hwiek Hospital, There ty of these out of s total | Craig, aon of Dr. and Mra. Burdett P.| Hin tour chtdren were et ee siaty of raig, son of Dr. and Mrs. Burd: ! harmful. . The : $1,500,000 campaign is now tain additional money to continue expand the work. ‘Nobby Cords’ Guarantee “ WAR VETERAN DIES, the Kessler Return After . and Mra, George A. Kossler, Trachtenburg at the interse ay and 52 They fat @ cover over after it | h | ate The Impact wa ' ‘o wheels were torn 4 | his body was hurled in a diten. Craig fored "trom bvateria, No a and Brink wese thrown across the road, Short had recently returned from overseas where he served with t aged with his automobile Donald W. 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