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open;camp?visitors'house;'
Rallt l.r Nittlcnnl Catholic War
Coapell fur Mvrrltt Soliltrra,
Tho Visitors' House of tin National
Catbolla War Council at CniHo Mcrrltt
wai formally oocned Sund.iy afternoon
bT th nt. Iter. Patrick J. Haves, of
Nfr" Tork. The Hoiti. built thu
NaUonsJ Catholic War Council. In
whole namn It was turned over for Ilia
uaa of soldiers' relatives bv Jolm 0,
Afar, of New Torlt, Theamrar of tlia
Council, waa equlDDcd nnd la manned
by the Ladlei of tlia a-KompIs rocletV
of New Joraey.
The nouso cost about llfi.noo, A aim
liar, but laraer. Vlaltora' House at
Camp Stills, now nearly cotnntotod. Is to
coat ISO. 000.
Headaches
Caused by
Eyestrain
are permanently relieved
only by wearing correct
glasses. It is dangerous to
neglect your eyesight.
Reliable Eyesight Examination
by Registered Eye Specialists.
Cerrtctly Pitted Glutti (ram $2.50
w EttablUhtdaS Yean
New York: 184 B'wsy at John 8t
a3 Sixth Ave., 13th St.
330 Sixth Ave., ud Ct.
101 Nassau, at Ann St.
17 West 4id Street.
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ONLY INDUSTRIES
ON GARFIELD LIST
WOUNDED VAR DOGS TAKEN TO LONDON
FOR TREATMENT "4 Jflj fl)
TAIN COAL
CAN OB
Essential' Plants to Be iNanied
and 'Non-Eessential' De
nied Fuel.
WA3III.S,OTON,( June 10 Publica
tion of n list of Industrlnl pin iti
showing which are consliltred es;oti
tlan or non-essential, Is Imminent, It
wai learned at the I'uel Administra
tion to-day. I'lcnta oo tho "w 'to
list" win bo cited by name, it was
mid.'rstoog,
Kuel Administrator Qsrfleold has de
termined openly to announce who
shall ki fuel nnd who shall be left
out. Coal thortnro next wlntor Is al
most Inevitable. The only coursa U to
distribute the shock of enforced curtail
ment as early as uosslble. T!v xlvlnr
early warning- It Is honod to uut at real !
doubl. In the minds of business men
OE TUB FEE
SHE WAS
ONLY TWEHT
Use "Tiz" for aching, burn
ing, piill'cd-tip foot and
corns o- callouses.
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WALL STREET GOSSIP
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United States Htocl Corporation Un
tilled orders totaled g.:t J7.623 tons d:i
aa to Just where thev stand on the n- 'previous month, when toUil wasS.7II.M2
tlon's aufforance list. tons. On .March 31 total was S.OjC.ttH.
Offlclale of the War Industries Uonnl "d ll'tM-MX tuns on .May 31. 1917
are believed to oppoe announcement Nlplsslnc Mines Coniun -Prodiir.-.!
of such ,i lift. ThPV have been work- In Muy silver valued tit t33R.t7 and
Ine secretly to effect savin In the ' tJilppfd bullion ami residue vuluml ai
fuel Industry. (J6St,6X. This compares with April out-
put of $:!a,617 and ahlpmtmta of .,i&i
Ontario Silver Allnlne Co. "JuaiitrrlT
dividend of 00 cent, priyuble July 5 to
CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Sale of 119 Women's
Taffeta Dresses
$16.74
These dresses were copied from higher priced
models of smart and recent fashion.
The taffeta is a fine, firm quality not usually
found in dresses near that low price.
Unusunl care lias been exercised in Hie workman
ship mid good taste in the llnisliiti'? touches.
There are three models, ench of them .simple,
tasteful, well mude, nil of them pictured. Ono 1ms
it long tucked tunic and organdie collar nnd cuffs,
another a short tunic with pockets, r.nd collar
and cuffs of embroidered batiste, tho third has
a long flaring tunic, and hand embroidery in silk
on the blouse.
To Choose One of thcac la to Have a Dresa in
One's Wardrobe That Will Prove a
Stand-by for Satisfaction.
Sale Begins Tuesday, 9 A. M.
Third lloor. nilh Htrrt.
We Sell Dependable Merchandise at Prices Lower
Than Any Other Store, But for Cash Only.
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tVp 31. nuiplii!' after alluwlnx foi div
idends o ntlio 5 per cent, prior prvloi
nee Mock was eutiiil tu 15.44 rhnre on
llm S tn r i:nt. (irffcrn-d stock
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Ion. uivoidliiK to thn rurpnrn
linn's monthly ttittemi'iit IkkupiI loulny.
Tilth la u ilcci"ui of 40 1, '.'.': tniM linn
pued with the mdeis on Apill
SLACKERS IN SERVICE CALL,
I TAKEN IN RAIDS, DESERTERS
Police Kimiht-l p on the l;.isl Side
Results in H)l of Draft Ago
Ikui, AneMeJ.
Ono hundred mill one men selxed as
nUoHPrs in a pntlrn round-up on the
o.Uit aide JeMerday nnd Inal nlrtlit weic
taken hrfoin lli'lr local draft hoard
to-dny. Thine hn hid been clufaified
nnd culled for servlrn will Ue sent lo
Fort Jay as deserters. The men who
failed to appear for physical examln
illicitly and classification will tie ex
amined, mid the eligible ones will be
sent lo nrmv eantiinmiptu for servlre
M:in.v e-ial sldo bo.irdn wiin tnmv I11-1l.1v
with this weeding out prnces.
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Llncts soiilh of Hill KlreeL I'nllromitn
ftnpped all men suspected of f.illtnrf lo
file their uuesthinnalrcs or whn V'liild
not fchnw their reitlstrntton cirds
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SCIENTIFIC DENTISTRY:
TrhWlfhpuf mflk Loose Teeth
in Plates
Full Sets of Teeth. .$5.00 up
Gold Fillings $1.00 up
Gold Crowns, 22-k . .$5.00 up
Silver Fillings . ... 50c up
Aro you suffering with "loosu
teeth," apongy, bleodinB Bums,
offensive breath, etc.? If you
are, consult me at once, before
reaching the advanced stages.
By means of my new "Electric
Treatment" I have accom
plished some wonderful results
In tho treatment of this dreaded
disease of the gums, commonly
known as Rlgga Disease. This
treatment is painless, coats but
little,
Dr. Salter, Dentist, 491 Fulton St., Brooklyn
n sura to set lb rteht nlaee.
irrinoaits Aftrunam
Hours a. no in 7 so. Bundar 9-1 J.
i Straus. L.aflls In atttndqnce,
BELMONT PARK ENTRIES.
RACP. THAOK. Iini.MONT PAUK.
N. V., Jiinn 10 The i-ntrlei for to-morrow's
racea lire ns follows
l,'ii;vr lIMii; tor ,r ' M np-i
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LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.
l.nt-lKVIl.I.R. Ky.. lum 10 The
1 I'll 14 fur lo-ninrrinv's rucet ai' 118 fol-
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Stern Brothers
West 42nd Street flcf-cccfi 5th and Oth Avenues West 43rd Street
Buy U. S. Government War Savings Stamps.
Annual Reduction Sale Tuesday,
Women's and Misses'
Sport Shoes and Oxfords
r'afrcs up lo SlO.tiO a pair,
At $3.95 to 7.95 pr.
Included nrc models for olf, tennis, .ynclitiiitf or scmi-drcA.s wear,
in white or grey buckskin, tun Russia calfskin, also white linen
many styles I rimmed with self color or con trust ini; leathers.
ALL SIZES BUT NOT IN EVERY STYLE.
Bathing Apparel & Accessories
Distinctive, new types of Bathing Frocks for Women and Misses arc shown
in our Second Floor Department. The favored materials arc
Taffetas, Satins, Silk or Wool Jersey.
Moderate prices prevail, as the following indicate:
Rubber Caps,
Ralliing bboes
at irc to 4.50 Rathin TigbtH, . at DiSc to 5.95
at U5v. to 3.95 j Reach Capes. - at $6.95 o 25.00
Bathing Dresses from $4.95 to 25.00
Blanket
Comfortables, Muslin Sheets
and Pillow Cases
Exceptional values available on the Second Floor:
Whitu Blankets, S7.75, 8.95
IVr ptiir; doublf I"1'!
Fancy Blankets, 83.50, 4,75
In ,Jactiiinl ami plant effects.
Comfortables, $2.95, 4.75
Doulili' Mi' with iillriirlivi" rovrrnitfi
While Blankets, 7.95, 8.75
I'uic wool; Hummer nridit.
tUmiUt U' lM VM W ir
Yet Suffered with Functional
DinrHr nnrl Wn. f!lirirlll
by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. 1
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j '"For mniiy montlis I .sufferrd from!
I pcrliitllc paltii I doctored with our!
latniiy pnysicmn,'
but received not
rrllrf then I il
plained my
trnulile to another
doctor and lie ad-,
vised me to take'
Lydla I'., rink
hamV Xeitetnlile
Compound, Soon
after Inking it I
lirKaii tn nntlce
Hum for Hfe
sw I better, and after
tnkliii! six liottlei
I am tu perfort lienltli. wid 1 cannot'
tliatik you enough for the relief it hat;
Xlven utr." Ml Kiitc Lawrence
ln 72f. Sprlnu Vullry, III,
.Sflimil irls and Irli who are tin
plot id nt Inline or In home occupation
should not continue to suffer tortures '
nt mh'Ii tlint-s, hut prullt by the ex
perience (if M Lis I.nurretice and thou
Mituls of others wlui hne tried tht
fniti.ins i out ninl lirrb remedy, I.ydla,
I',. I'lukliiiiiiN Vegitiihle Compound,
unit I'oiiiul relief from sueli suffering.
If 4-ouiplli'utliina exHt write the'
I,. villa K. l'lnkhnni Medicine Co,;
I.V1111, Mms. The result of their ft)
. rnra' rxperleiit'c In advlalnK glrl Oft
Mn.l.i ivuu.ini 1 tliH Miibject la nt your serrlce. Adtj
4-
OUR SOLDIERS ABROAD
ARE ASKING FOR
NEWS FROM HOME
We Should, Each of Us, Do Whal
We Can to Make Them Mor;
Cheerful and Contented. i
' . I
The tVmeikaii Mildici in Krance is clamoring forj'
news from lioiue, according to Hon. Kliot Wadswortjii
of the Red Cross Council, who has just returned to Waslitj
ington nfter a thn.t niunth inspection tour abroad. j
"How ditl Mayot i Imifipson maUo out in Chicago?'-
'Who's Police Connni.i.sitincr in New York City?i
and
were some of the tjueslioiis asked him over
adtlition to ruiisl.-nit iiicriis nbtMit liasi luill.
ther
re,
in
Hcmatitched Muslin Pillow Cases 31c, 55c lo 85c
Hemstitched Muslin Sheets - $1.35, 1.75 to 2.35
Imported Embroidered Pillow Cases 7 oc
"So long as you've i onu. fiom America within a
month you're a welcome subject for questioning by any,
member of Pershing's forces." says Mr. Wadswortlu,
"A crowd of news-hungry boys will light on you and
compel you to ransack your mind for news items con
cerning every part of the country, and if it happens
that a soldier discovers in the course of conversation
that you know of .omcthing that transpired in his home
town- woll his jny aimply can't bo described."
The simplest and easiest way to keep our soldiers
and sailor boys who are overseas informed icgarding
current events at home is for their friends or relatives
lo send them a bright, cheerful, HOME newspaper
filled with entertaining news a paper that always looks
on the bright side of life and has a heartening, cheerful
influence on its rentiers. Such is the TI1KICE-A-WEBK
edition of THE WORLD, published every Monday,
Wednesday and Suturday. It contains all the latest
reliable news of the habitable globe received by cable and
wireless from its correspondents everywhere. It only costs
$1.00 per year, and lot that small sum will be sent by
mail regularly for twelve months to any soldier or sailor
overseas. Every subscriber will receive 150 issues of the
paper luriug the yem That should be a sure cure for
lonoliiH'rfM.
You may forget lo write to your soldier or sailor
at home or abroad, or you may miss the mails, but the
'Thriee-a-Week World gets there on time with every
issue and, even if you do write regularly and punctually1,
why not ALSO send the paper?
' . !'
When ordering give the full name of the soldier, his,'
company and regiment. Mention the name of the ship if;
in the l.nitetl States Navy. I'se this coupon. j,
Date 1018.
l'lililidlifr N. V. World, Nw York City.
Kudosed please find 55 1 .00 for which eml The TllUICU-A-WKKK
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