The evening world. Newspaper, October 6, 1919, Page 23

RS tt at ties Soames cas id ‘HONORABLY DISCHARGED | Soldier, Went to | | Relative and Blundered Inte | Wrong Apartment. John F. Saunders of No. 205 | 524 Street, who hol discharge from the a service in France, East dist Stroct f® relative and the apartment ¢ Saunders, having nt to No. Monday to mistake got irs. It was reported that Saunders bound Mrs. Hynes. in the Yorkville Police Court the day there was no complainant. hearing was adjourned until Thursday. | th court Gone! bound. Saunders was honorably \ charged in the Magistrate's Cou: Indigestion : ‘i to Work Scores of Women in homes, stores, offices and factories are not fit to be at work. They toil on day after day and year after Nees suffering with distressing weaknesses and derangements, hoping against hope that they will soon feel better, but how can they hope to do good work or escape permanent invalidism? Such women are in danger of derangement of women’s functions. They owe it to themselves to try that old fashioned root and herb remedy Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, which for more than forty years has been restoring Kratican Women to health and strength. Here is a Notable Example if in, Missouri. —“I took Lydia E. inkham's Vegetable Compound to see,if it really would do as it was ad- | {| vertised and it sute did, and more. | was weak and could not do much work, had bearing down pains and had to go to bed. I learned about the Vegetable Compound from my mother my husband told me to get it. After taking one bottle | was able to be on my feet most of the time and do my work again. I have a bab: eleven months old and | have done all my own work, even the washing and ironing since she was three weeks old. I certainly recommend your great medi- cine to one who complains of female athe and | am more-than willing for you to use my testimonial.” — Mrs. TIMOTHY GRANEY, 426 Connor Ave, Joplin, Mo. And Another Chicago, Illinois, —"'I suffered for four ears with pains in my sides, hips and i and a terrible backache. I could not do any work at all. I was treated by many physicians but they did not elp me. | read in one of your books where other women have been helped by, Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, so | tried it and it helped me very much so that now I can everything in the house. Ihave told my friends about Vegetable Compound and you have my permission to use this letter."— Mrs, 1. OVENSTEIN, 902 S. Marshfield Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Thousands of such Letters Prove the Curative Value of 5 >I Bic SETESS PEO RESURE S FROM ARMY AND COURT an honor Margaret | Hynes. He hurri left the house when he realized his mistake and was arrested spicion and take the East 35th Street Statidn House. When the ex-soldier was arraigned This time Mrs. Hynes was She was interviewed by Assistant District Attorney Hogan, Constipation bere Mg prcidlicerad poo ares ait had made an hoi lake when Biliousness he went into the wrong apartment. Headache Mrs. Hynes said there was no truth Sour Stomach in the report that she had been . Too Ill : unmittes a complete pla A HAPO WIMTER ANEAD. —lssracymm which is to Install the privat homes, t srphannges to tak flow. Two t and clothe orphan in ¥ FOR JEW SH few See etorn Furone for a have been tabulate of cold and war-t 1 ag the conditt For Infants and Children r countries to e eondgtion of Jowl#h Signature of Joint Distrib investigate srphane there, by the n to = = In The Grip Of A Man’s Hand— You Find Strength or Weakness— What Does Your Grip Show? Have you the firm, forceful power of a man whose blood is rich in iron—the kind that inspires confidence and wins success—or have you the feeble, tebe ti clasp of a weakling, | whose blood needs iron? Nuxated Tron builds strong, keen, red+ “a blooded men and women, | # had next ‘The , last dis- | rt. If you‘are not stron; ieto yoursall to nuke React Tron today and watch its stre: giving, upbuill endurance YOu possess. b NUXAT TRO Relieve Your Rheumatism For 25c. | NR Today— Relief or No Pay the logical way. waste, lets) in 80 ma’ Let anything interfere with thoso | medicines have fated processes,—let them be interrupted or Improperly carriod on, and sickness, of some kind follows.’ Poor digestion and asstmila- tlon means failure t full nourts! ting relief, Why pa tmes asm uch! for taining eno vo you Prompt rel poverished firretory, benebt or anemia, etc. Post n any rea a himself of rheumatic pain’as long es ~ ACLEAR COMPLEXION Ruddy Cheeks—SparklingEyes —Most Women Can Have Says Dr. Edwards, a Well-Known Ohio Physician Get a 25° Bex THE EASY WAY TO times necessary. Dr. F, M. Edwards for 17 years treated scores of women for liver and bowel ailments. During these years he gave to his patients a prescription made of a few well-known vege table ingredients mixed with olive oil, naming them Dr, Edwards’ Olive Tablets. You wil know them by their olive color. pation. These tablets are wonder-workers on the good feelizg, all out of sorts, inactive bowels you take one of Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets rightly for a time and note the pleasing results York Advt Thousands of women and men take Dr Edwards’ Olive Tabletsthe successful sub- stitute for calomel—now and then just to keep | i them fit. Ic and 25¢,—Advt. i} F Cuticura Steps io itching an | «| Saves the Hair 7 (VS & ‘ ‘ ‘Address le Proprietors es re nee me ne 1 ee oe his plan, orphans CASTORIA NR does it by improving digestion, assimilation and elimination--- | Thore are threo vital processes of | rheumatic poison allowed ts re human. existence,—the digestion of | main in tho body. food, the extraction of nourishment Think of this, the pace from it and the elimination of the | cess of Nature edy (NR ‘Thousands are using Nit Tablets every day and get- ve or ten ‘uncertain umh to last twenty- five daye,—must help you, must ef and sat- you thing. a means ‘ax @ccurnul And Nature's Remedy ta nol I matter wr 'ch pol e body, lowers | for the relict of rheumat: Ye Tae vitality, creas Power of re- | proves digostion, tones the lver, reg= sistance to disesto and leada to the | ulates kidney and bowel action, 4 development of many serious ills, “| proves the blood and cleanses the Rheumatiam,—duo to roma interfar- | whole system. You'll feel like a new ence with the. proc of elimination, | petson when you've taken NI Tablets fail to get rid of certain body | a week. You've tried the expensive —cannot be expected to y medicines and doctors, now make the ed fails to: a You'll get results this time. ition responsible for it. ¢ Remedy ( Diets) ‘onable person expect. to teed an nde Betier Than Pills For Liver Ills. (OVERCOME CONSTIPATION | The knife is the resort of the sur- xeon, It is harsh treatment, but some- Harsh cathartics, alomel, nauseating oils, pills, pow- ders and salts are not necessary oal’s Laxative Fruit Rolls are the natural way to rid yourself of consti- They are made with real fruits and have the dainty, delicious, fruity taste of a rich confection, They diver and bowels, carrying off the waste and| are efficacious, yet gentle~-never pononows matter in ene § tysten, harsh. Children tease for a taste. If you have a pale face, sallow look, duli| lor sale at all drug stores. Package! eyes, coated tongue, headaches, a listless, no-| ¢ @ rolls, 15¢. Write for free sample. Voal’s Rolls, 216 West 14th St, New Beauty Demands the Genuine for long, silky |i satiful brews. H Two kinds:@ NATURAL and DARK, te look for this signature arition.. Obtainable 2 booklet “What Eyes THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1919 Lon Committee. worked out with | BUSINESS HOURS—¥ A. M. TO & P.M. nEeEARN Fourteenth Street West of Vitth Arenas Last Week of 17TH ANNUALGREAT FALL SALE Don’t Miss Monday’s Aftern Every Monday we print this ehsy-to-read list of These for Both TODAY and T oon Papers They Contain This All-In-One Advertisement all Hearn advertisements ‘distributed in various Sunday papers and advertised for Monday and Tuesday UESDAY ; i 14 Peres Men's Sweater Coats 3.95 | 57 ct. Fine Cretonne ion fi to 16 years. ........sseeee 50 | $1.24 Men's Nightshirts........ 92|§16.97 Fine Fit $29.50 Young Men's Suits |$3.19 Men's Domet Pajamas. ..2.20! 36 «, x ‘6 Rugs ae 98.80 | 03.60 Men's Union Seults.......9.48|—> © Comet FenmebaGtea.y: $2.50 Black Dress Satin--35-in, 1,84) 9S et Famey Lining Sateen... 71 1,07 | $2.95 Nt Chine—40-inch 2,10) 25 et. Aproa Gingham .20 $3.97 Men's Wear Serge— $1.87 St Gowns. . re | 8 to 15 yenrs...... 1,09} Stinch, all wool........... 3.34) 10 et. yt a. Dest Cage = | $6.60 Trimmed Dress H 5.75 | $2.28 French Serge—#4-inch.. 1,84) pect : |$4.94 Ready-to-Wear Hats.....3,66|$1.18 Part Wool Plaide— $2.23 Ivory Tint Mirror...... 1.60 $2.87 Untrimmed Hats. fi 96 and 40 inch... ...seeeeee 90) Pillow Cases— % |$5.47 Unteimmed Hats. 70 et. Hearn'’s Goodwear Poplin .§@| $9296 in.—val. 45.......... 3 177 ot. Flowers $8.75 Table Napkins dox., 6.40) Sheets— | $2.45 Ostrich Bands 62 | 68 ct. Turkish Towel «» .B4| 54x90 to 90x90 in.— Trimmed free if Ia! rials are purchased here. $26.74 Misses’ Coats 16 to 20 years $39.74 Plush Coats— 96 to 52 bust $6.65 Jersey Pettibloomers. . $6.00 Corsets Toweling— Our reg. 90 20 Our reg. 24 33 ct. Tablespoons $3.26 Mai F Tub Frocks Ps Ye Nos. 6 and 7—our reg. 81.13 o years oe and $1.91 whee $1.17 Women’s Union Suits No, 6—our reg. 81.42, $1.54 Dresses . $3.28 Envelope Chemises $4.68 Envelope Chemises $5.94 Envelope Chemises $3.48 Satin Boomers $1.68 Black China Silk Camisoles $6.75 Black Crepe de Chi 84 to 44—drawers, 90 to 44...2,32 $2.25 Men's Union Suits.......1.66 Men's Felt Hats $5.96 Men's Trousers... The new blouses are dicersified and charming, and of course one would have a cosy new sweater to wear with them. Both are pretty—coming at Fall Sale prices, in newest and most attractive styles. Lingerie Blouses Our regular $2.94....... 2.26 Numerous styles in voile, dimity and batiste—tailores Georgette Crepe Blouses Our regular $9.97.....+++ 7.95 Charming styles, effectively trimmed with silk or bead effects or embroidered abd embroidery—new colors. lace trimmed, Sleeveless Sweaters Our regular S148. ...sscseeseerereeseenesetesereeeoeneeere 1,10 ‘All wool slipover models, fancy weaves, colors include buff, tur- quoise, Copen, salmon, rose, American beauty. ae MORNING SPECIALS-Today and Tomorrow Until 1 P. M. To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted, No Matl or Telephone Orders. $50.00 New Axminster Rugs. .. 41,79 | $1.87 Women's Fleeced Union Suits . 1.88 Rich Orientals, florals and medal- Various styles, lion designs—blue, rose or cream KNIT UNDERWEAR—MALN FLOOR, colorings—Oxnlg ft "ives Path evoon, $2.97 Woman's Crepe Kimenes. 24h Madras Curtains.........1:77| Plain colors in rose, Copenhagen, Hit New Matens © detached figures lavender and light blue—semi- double borders. iin mode!—shirred front and OURTAINS BASEMENT, back—satio trim. 00 ties Cemtetihiea sss... 240) SOP SR -ee ame, Dalaty floral Gonlaps—eott on $5.94 Boys’ Fall Coats OOM BASEMENT, Navy serge er ep ar fancy. mixtures—belted models— 5 Window Shades. ....... 3 to 7 yre. Het Pe mounted on rollers— BOYS’ CLOTHINGTHIRD FLOOR, 67 xsorted tints: SHADES THIRD FLOOR, ‘i Daal oa — $2.14 Hemstitched Sheets ro 1.49 Fe as $0— less than price. of plain I ne f $1500 froma. Ala 90x80. aes TROYS' CLOTHING THIRD FLOOR, ur regular $2 5 : 3 Our FeUSLINS net $1.97 Fine Twill Sorte « ils 4 All wool-40 inch—taupe, olive, $2.97 Croc het Spreads , tee BT] Ay le prune, Burgundy, Dave Full sige-—varlou ign, and blac SPREADS — BASEMENT DIL GOODS—ALAIN FLOOR, $1.24 Rompers and Creepers - + +88 1 40 et. White M Shitting. Gingham and chambray—neatly Vine assort af gures trim'd—wiges to 6 yrs INFANTS’ DEPT, --GECOND FLOOR, |] 44 ct. Woven Dress Plaids... .. i Splendid for women's and dren's dresses WASH DRS PABLICS BASEMENT WHITE GOODS—-AEATN FLOOR, 75 ct. Silk Mixed Crepe de Chine..... . rtment of Meht and dark colors, WASH DRESS PABRIGS—BABEM ENT, chile Ags | i 28) $247 Crochet Spreads. See also Start of Season *s Sale of Women’ = ~= ~~ > S i) ive} o a & < >= 2] & =: ro) Ss 2 “~ val, $1.46 to $2.18....1.14 to 1.67 MH et.Fruit of Loom Muslin—36-inches wide, 10 to 20 yard lengths; yd. 28 + 194 $8.00 Bed Spreads 78 ct. Corset Covers. $2.77 Velvet Handbags.....s,. 2,00|$217 Crib Blankets.......... 1.67 $1.65 Envelope Chem 58 ct. Women's Cotton Gloves. ,28/$7.94 Hearn's Special Plaid $2.47 Crepe Kimonos 18 ct. to 34 ct. Celluloid and Horn| Blankets ...... 5.96 Buttons os essesssssseeee hil| New Feather Pillowe— $1.48 Silk Fringe—4-inch. x 26x in— 65) 12 ct. Silk Braid Peg. $2.03 to $9.17...1.27 to 2.06 Flannelette Dre *74) 47 ct. Shetland Vel $8.97 Silkoline Gomfortables.. 4,00 Corduroy Coats... 3.80) 49 ct, Ribbons.....s.ceseeeeees s’ Cotton Shirts Rugs! years...» Allin Seamless Velvet Ruge— 9212 ft.—Special.......... Sh, erect Se to 9.088 $1.87 extra sizes... ... "et Parra rel ea. 211 28 et. Women's Hosiery @5 ct, Holland Window Shades. .73| Axminster Ruges sdendbeacde err iaate ldltanadarinntc ani Aad AAMAS Subject to slight ‘miaweave, 60 et. Women's Handkerc! New Undersilks Mottled Pattern Axminster Ruge— (Wh C06.)) Che Bhi ve 43 | $5.94 Crepe de Chine Night 30400 Incheo peal ss. 4.97 68 et. Novelty Jewelry. -40| Dresses .... 46 29.75 | $7.48 Crepe di 17.80 esses $3.19 Men's Underwear—shirts, sizes | $10.94 Crepe de ‘a yeaa re yd., 4,96 $3.50 to $4.28 Plein Velours. yi. 2,05 Fine Tapestries— 2.24 3.94..... 447 These prices are about wholesaly cost to-day. Drapery Popline—60-inch..... $30.00 Plush Couch Covers. ..19.50 Second Quality—val. $17.60...11,17 Denims and Burlaps—86-inch.. .34 The New Terry Cloth Draperies a. 77 Silks and Velvets 40-inch Novelty Crepe.. 40-inch Printed Ci de Chine ee 32-inch Crepe de Chine.... 40-inch Charmeuse ...... 40-inch Crepe de Chine.... 40-inch Printed Radiam.. 36-inch Tricolette .. 35-inch Silk Mixed Repp Cord. 40-inch Black Charmeuse... .. 35-inch Black Taffets.......... SATIN DUCHESSE—35-inch. Velvets M-inch Black Paon Velvet..... 5.48 40-inch Black Silk-Faced Velvet .... 40-inch Silk Chiffon Velvet... . . 40-inch Black Silk Chiffon Velvet I-inch Paon Velvets 17-inch Silk Faced Velvet: Boudoir Robes Negligees of Changeable Satin Negligees of Crepe de Chin $6.94 Corduroy Robes......... Dressmaking School Course of Six Lessons, $3.00 Sessions daily, an hour and a half each; appointments at your {f convenience,