The evening world. Newspaper, November 10, 1919, Page 10

‘ : tat sorviony Jn the, Chereh of the OBS ; } jeavenly vente, hear r| fi i ; Sth Street, yesterday morning. Ser- on nile gly yer”, ros | vices were hel erday afternoon | improved one hu: | ' At 11 o'clock to-morrow, the hour |in the armory of the 7ist Regiment. cent in anvee and at which fighting ceased on all fronts |The Rev. 8. Parkes Cadman, forme ae ra “ in France a year ago, members of | iy Chaplain of the 23d New York Re digestibility by the \, | the 24 Division will assemble in the | iment, made the address. Major Gen. | use of \ iret annual reunion and convention | John F. O'Ryan, with ff, and A 1 Jot the 24 Division Association, in . Gen. George F, Dyer occupied Le Wh, e \ Chicago. a box. | a Chad Negro troops who served overseas Memorial services for the dead of ———y Will _be given @ welcome home to-| the Tith Division were held in the ‘SAUCE ‘ morrow by the Brooklyn Victory Cel- | armory of the 7th Regiment yesterday | y ebration Committee, afternoon. It imparts that delicate / a Representatives of the National ——_—_—>------ touch that has given !| £ Counell of ba —g H Se ahete Whe ial 600 New Policemen tn Boston. 4 Louls to-morrew for their biennia’ BOSTON, Nov. 10.81 } Big Programmes to Celebrate convention and will celobrate the! sojicemen were ofticlally reported on LEA«PERRINS = ive signing of the armistice by starting | |’ a 1d Fist Anniversary of End | sening of the armistice oy warting cular duty here to-day. They were SAUCE de vacant by the atrike of 1,100 ‘THE OWLY ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIA® = ighti The Rev. Herbert Shipman, for- of Fighting. merly Senior Chaplain of the ist members of the department last Sep- Army in France, conducted memor- tember. A world wide reputation, * ‘The stage is set to-day for the first | « celebration of Armistice Day, which by proclamation of Gov. Smith Is to be an anniversary for general cele- bration and commemoration in this State. Governors in many other A) NNO PING OL NOOO 9/1 Me Cutcheon’s States have proclaimed Nov. 11 a eee holiday, and to-morrow accordingly SS x. " will be observed generally all over BI k t C f * bl B d S d ‘ a Ena ankets omtortabDles e preads Fy A k th a ‘The day will be one of national ob- ’ ’ ‘ s e an \ fervance by the American Legton. ° State orsarietions and. local pote Sheets and Pillow Cases issn alma aN tac Gna? ila ees Wh ‘ees uebihe ; ar Gotsanstresiens at ths lane P . == home-baked beans or Van our boiling water is freed from TE es Gies ‘qnanel quuvention of Downy silk Comfortables, light Woolen Blankets that Comps. ae yr Meet | the Lesion will be in progress at are luxuriously soft and beautiful—all the necessary Camp’s. Thousands of restau- | They are baked for hours at 245 | : Mirnespolis, iti ishi 4 rants buy them from us to serve degrees. I tree exe bie aa hea additions to bed furnishings can be made at McCutcheon’s. ea tt nsek. Mies ine baled Wik 6 be + Slew Sain AB acl ap Qualities range from medium to the very finest, and prices aS cakeaan webu Ghict ginal WO evety. genie lakes ccs tounies tearvy on are moderate. Van Camp's are mealy, whole zest and tang, Or Midiceg wane. ‘rarough the aatecg Rew Trade Mork’ i and nut-like. ‘One must have costly facilities EAE) rake, Goneniy service : None are crisped, nonebroken. to bake beans like these. Don't ‘ @ of the War Camp Community Service BLANKETS from the crib size to the , The beans are extra-grade, se- try to bake them — buy Van ir cee Save bien Gorenees oor extra large’ double bed size, per pair. 7... $5.00 to 60.00 Llected by analysis. Camp's. Turkish Manhattan and Brooklyn veterans One at the Waldorf-Astoria is given by the Missouri Committee of the Hall of States. A khaki and blue dance will be held at the 7ist Regiment Armory. In Brooklyn the American Legion and the War Camp Commu- nity Service are uniting in a ball at COMFORTABLES—Cotton, Wool _ and Down-filled, coveréd with Silko- line, Cambric, Silk and Satin, each.....$3.75 to 75.00 BED SPREADS of light. weight Dimity and also fine imported UKE OF YORK Turk- ish Cigarettes are not a price proposition. We Pork and Beans Baked With the Van Camp Seuce—Also Without It RE OES Pe ‘f ea Seis wa ie Patent Satin, cach.......sssssesseeeseee/2+90 to 25.00 seas exalt Min ot Pept Be want you to smoke them iments have been made 10 sat a aps- SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES in all sizes. Prepared in the Van Camp Kitchens at Indianapolls © for their quality, or not at | wt praanerg. of whe ale All Pure Linen ~ " SEE ET ET ————| &} all. The price is just your ; Single Bed Sheets $25.00 to 57.50 pair E_ good luck. 4 5 - Tos thave Pliscent har Double Bed Sheets $27.50 to 65.00 pair = ool i ba! ve co-operating “with the Linen Pillow Cases $5.25 to 15.00 pair & Ei Meet the Duke of York he roe, all Cotton = -day—you’ll od ig ! nw 107th Infantry Veteran Asso io on ve _! i tOo-da ou say a go At the Seventy Regiment armory to- | Ih Single Bed Sheets $4.00 to 11.50 pair NorTHWest Corner SIXTHAVESIS@ Str. | 3 *g f y h 0. tt | Morrow evening. | To-morrow morn Double Bed Sheets $4.50 to 13.50 pair What We M. Fj Wor or eac cigarette, | Pant the Apostle, Goth and Cotton Pillow Cases $1.25 to 2.50 pair a e NWiean py = | q } Rolumbus Avenue, there will be ene by Servi — | Sure— Your Dealer Has Them HE Torin regiment and former members ‘ . ervice = ‘ Bieghs dies interwar ce” NO Fifth Avenue, 34th and 33d Streets me = 4 Former Ambassador Gerard will be ; e want you to come to our = or . one the princtpal speake: a an he vprincipal, apeakers” at store, inspect whatever you he oe aceaite eke “a wish, let us assist you in mak- ing comparisons. We will give courteous and conscientious treatment, the benefit of our purchases made ‘eight to ten months ago, and a convenient {is cuy length of time in which to pay. “W 099 itd " ‘eMake Terms toFit Kitchen Maid Cabinet Plain Figure Tags on Everything a . 54 9 75) Motor Truck Deliveries Everywhere * pes TTT ETT TTT CCK “WON ITS. 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Advertising of this f fc Teath, Treat Diseased Gums, Find is educational, and it is campaign of education that the Chiropractors =~ SkTS OF TRETH HERE’S ||of New York have undertaken. i Bel Golg and Porcelain Cro HEALTH Meeting the same hard fate that all revolutionary projects in the various = ' ot Gola Bliver and : Tears ne mn, || linge of human endeavor have encountered Chiropractic has had to, contend 1 q { <n i ‘ith th ‘ition well-organi associations and organizations with ¢ | +3 d 5 cnety ‘ceve'te soales a tensta' Tt conflicted, It has been fought and fought bitterly, by medical and a 4 | carefully extracted, Tooth thor- ical iations, by the allopaths and the osteopaths. has had to cont % Seen Solegnets Broken vane Dew-ol Sn the other hand, with the ignorance of thousands of people who Meiners | i ‘ BLO reatly amimiated, tora, | |Tisten to its teachings nor believe in its successes, because it\was new, It has f ‘ oF; On alle’ oo er eeiel es met legislative opposition in some es because its enemies were able to exert oy Trerwol bei digestion i it has wo hiro 2 E. 125th St.| 169 E. 3th St. waste, “Ei yourdeciers” Guy | |{Puaticed ‘and stands om fhe same basis as the various branches of the mestet } q 9 8, Hi Cor, 6th Ave. HY Oe Ath B, fey we medical | “ 740 Lexin; ve, arosipate’, profession. ; Before consulting # Chiropractor always make inquiry of the Chiropractic a iyi ' S. 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