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TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1917. THE EVEyiNG ENTERPRISE- POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, One Box of Cuticitra home - reading couri ® for citizen - i **\ ...... . ...................... . ............................... . .................. . Ointment and 2 Cakes Cutieura Soap Healed Hard Red Pimples ' I was a victim of hard red pimples - for a y ear and a half. These innnmer- able eniptions were scattered all over my face and forehead cans- i ing my face to appear in- d flamed. The pimples them- f selves were as large as boils lased such irritation intly squeezed f aixi caas that I o wererecommended. S o ^ and Ointment ____ J. W ithtbefirstappH- >n I found the corruption was drawn out, and I am glad to sot that one box of Caticara Ointment with two cakes of Soapheaiedm y face. ” (Signed)Solomon Shuie,93 VemonAve.., Brooklyn, N. Y„ January 11, 1917 . . 1917- You may think tliat be( , does, such wonderful d h e a f c ^ severe itchi it is not ad:apted ' uses of die •oilet. because Cutieura work in soothing :hrng and burning id to the gentle j t On the contrary, - that-is where it is most effective in pre venting these serious skin troubles. f b r Free Sam p le Each by E e tn m Mail address post-card: “ Cutieura, \Bept- ' ‘ m.” Ifcld everywhere. H, Bo sto n .’ Soap 25c. Ointm« PIANOS TUNED R e p a ir ing and O v e rhauling. P layer P l a t » s and Grands a sp e c ialty. B o a -S WU ROSE, © .Lexington Avenue. TeS. 2283-J H1(^ok Music Co., 358 Main Street. Tel 227. SS-DOte p layer m a d e te» S 3 -note- player COLUMN BOOKS From 2 Columns \ To 36 Columns n ' l l i e P i ^ c e - A m M e r ! C o m p a n y , SOLDIERS (Issued by the War Depai'tment and all rights to reprint reserved.) This course of thirty daily lessons is offered to the men selected for service in the National Army as a practical help in getting started in the right way. It is informal in tone and does not attempt to give binding rules and directions. These are contained in the various manuals and regulations of the United States Army, to which this course is merely introductory. LESSON NO. 7. YOUR HEALTH. irour T.o . jjjg m o v e 'it will probably do no harm , j ■ ■ As soon as you are off d u ty , how e v er, tak e proper care of yourself. Give j yourself a ru b down and if possible ] b a th e your fe e t an d change your | clothing. Use a little ex tra care to (P receding lessons: 1. Y P s t of H o n o r. 2. M aking Good as a Soldier. 3. Nine Q u a lities of a Soldier. 4. G e tting R e a d y for iCamp. 5. First Days in (Hamp. 6. C leanliness in C a m p ). T h e living conditions in the Arm y are ju s t w h a t m o s t vigorous m e n need for th e i r physical w e ll-being. Every day brings an am p le am o u n t of exercise, fresh air, and good- food. Y o u rs will be a very unusual case if you do not find yonrself afte r a few m o n ths stronger, healthier and m o re buoyant th a n you have ever been in youT life. I t is tru e , on th e o th e r h a n d , th a t extrem e exertion in m a rching or fighting m a y in tim e be called for. B u t this w ill n o t be un til you are thoroughly train e d and fit. The periods of strain or exposure will probably be sh o rt and are not likely in th-emeelves to do you any real harm . A t any rate, you owe it to yourself— a n d , w h a t is m o re, you owe it to th e country— to m a k e yourself ‘•fit” a t the carU e st possible mome<nt. Sick m e n can n o t do m u c h tow a rd w inning the w a r. In the A rm y they are n o t only a loss, h u t d u ring th e ir sickness a positive handicap. T h e r e are a few sim p le, com m o n r sense rules to follow , w h ich are briefly sum m e d up in th is lesson. Everything you oat will he care fully inspected by th e officers in charge of t h a t duty. You w ill have plenty of fresh m e a t, bread, p o ta- j to do everything he can to keep you toes,-and o th e r vegetables, and o ther j well. D o n ’t 'h e s i t a t e to rep o rt to sim p le and nourishing food. As a , h im if you need any atten tio n even m eral rule, you should eat nothing i for slight ailmentsi. E v e ry day at :ed in y o u r com p any mess. , “ sick call” any soldier wh f-feeling well m a y ask fo r fru it and th e in ferio r “ s o ft d rin k s ” ; treatm e n t. w h ich w ill be p u t before you in shops j It is freq u e n tly assum ed by w e ll- the c p i p I k n o w n critics th a t illicit sexual in - p ro tect y o u r belly from getting j chilled; it m ay save you som e an n o y - ' ing attack s of cranjps and diarrh e a , j If you cam e in from exercise o r , drill sw e a ting freely, try to cool off g radually instead of allow ing y o u r self to get chilled. Even in hot w e a ther tljrow a lig h t coat or wrap over yourself fo r a few m inutes. One of the m o s t im p o rtan t ru les of ‘ all is to be careful about drSnking 1 w a ter not provided in th e cam p or recom m ended to you by m edical or com p any officers. If p u re w a ter is I not a t hand, it is b e tter to d rin k ' boiled w a ter or weak coffee o r tea. Boiling kills the disease germ s. 'If you are in th e h a b it of using tobacco, he m o d e rate, especially w h ile you are on the m a rch or -just before tak in g stren u o u s exercise. Y o u r sm o k e w ill do less harm and at th e game tim e will be m u ch m o re enjoyable, if you w a it till you can sit down quietly periods of rest. E ig h t hourp of each day are set aside for sleep. This is am p le, but n o t too m u ch f( if you can’t sh still ai The m edican officer w ill he ready d u ring one of the fo r m o s t m en. Even sleep for an y reason lie and get a good rest during those ; suppl-ie: m edical S86 M ain S treet and by peddlers outside Irmits. Y o u r chief care in connection w ith food wM be to chew it thoroughly and e a t it slowly. Don’t d rin k ex cessive q u a n tities of w a ter, tea, or coffee w ith your m e a ls ; th is is ra t h er a comanon fa u lt am o n g soldiers. Avoid needless exposure. You m ay be often called upon in the line _ __ ^ of duty to m a rch through m u d and j he reduced to a m inim um , rain. So long as you are actively on ' and ^ T o u h h t o w I ’\ Y o u s t il l h a v e a n L Opportiuiity to see ^ ' f h e finest photo- I play program of r4lie entire year. T h e a tr e I R R E P R E S S I B L E — S M I L I N G — CYCLONIC D-O-U-G-L-A-S-S F&IRBAHKS In,the Fastest, Funniest, Laughter-filled Production of His \ Brilliant Career 1N40A1N=0UT=AGAIN THE FINEST PICTURES EVER PRODUCED IN POUGHKEEPSIE. CO. K D eparts Wonderfully clear and distinct pictures of the monster I farewell to our boys. Everything of interest from the Armory j to the Ferry. BURNING EUROPE An amazing 3,000 feet of actual land and sea battles. An i almost unbelievable array of thrilling scenes on the French I front 1 M A T I ? AMERICANS IN THE FRENCH ARMY CARRY OLD ! jL T U I £ i GLORY TO TH’E FIRING LINE. PERFORMAN(TS-”er«?«l: TooT. VZ \ ____ M ATINEE, A N Y S E A T ........................... .................................10c I EVENING ..........................................................................................,^15c U S U AL R E S E RVED ............................. .. .................. .............. 25c tercourse and veneral disease are m o re comm'on in the A rm y th a n in civil life. This is probably a m is taken im p ression, due largely to th e fact th a t statistics of these diseases are collected in the A rm y , w h e reas th e corresponding figures fo r civilian life are incom p lete. In th e new A r m y th e evils of s exual im m o rality will T h e m en I will find th e ir tim e and energy so fully occupied th a t they will have I few e r tem p tations and dangers of j this type th a n in everyda^y civil life. One of your obligations as a citi- I zen -so ld ier is to conduct yourself in such a way as to create an d spread th e tru e im p ression— ^namely, th a t . th e N a tional A rm y is m a d e up of m e n too m u ch in earn e s t in t h e g r e a t task assigned to them to indulge in lew d - ness and vice. T h e only su re safeguard ag a in s t venereal disease is to avoid illick In tercourse. A clean life is the best guarantee of sound health,' To m a i n tain a clean life, keep aw a y from those things w h ich tend to prom o te sexual excitement and desire, p a r ticu larly obscene conversation, read ing m a t t e r , and p ictu res.' The m o ral reasons w h ich should im p el every self-resp e c tin g m a n to avoid debasing him self by sexual vice are well know n to every m a n who jo in s th e N a tional A rm y and need n o t he recounted' here. In a d dition to th e m o ral reasons th e re rests upon every solddfex* th e especial duty of avoidin’g everything th a t m ay unfit him fo r active and effec tive service. T h is obligation m the p resen t crisis Is even g r e a ter and The soldiers of th e N a tional A rm y m o re u r g e n t th a n in norm a l tim e s, w ill be expected and req u ir e d to m a intain especially high stan d a r d s and conduct an d to h o n o r th e u n i form they are privileged to w e ar. REJECT OLAIM FOR DAMAGES Following a recommendaildon from John B. Grttbb, corpora-tioa; counsel, the. B o ard of Alderm en last ufight r e jected th e claim of Mrs. Eva ■Oooking- ham for $1,000 fo r alleged dam a g es resulting from a quarantine e^tabllah- ed at h e r boarding hoTise by th e local Board of H e a lth. The houBe on upper Main S treet was placed under a strict quarantine several weeks ago when a supposed case of poliomyelitis was dfiscovered there. The victim,, a little daughter of Mrs. Oookingham died and the au topsy revealed the fact t h a t th e cause of death was not poliomyelitis but a type of m eningitis. Camp Whitman Deserted Place The Fourth Hospital Corps, of eighty-three men and oflVeera -left Camp Whitman this momrog axKi all that Is left is Lieutenant Colonel Col-, lis, quartermaster commander of the camp, with is smaB staff. The Fourth Hospital Corps went to Yonkers to- JOE TERI B WORK RPRIISE PRINTERY BOOK WORK AUGUST FURNITURE SALE KEEN JUDGES OF GOOD FURNITURE WILL BE DEUGHTED WITH THESE SURPASSING VALUES.! FURNITURE FOR EVERY IMPORTANT ROOM IN THE HOUSE IS EMBRACED. ALL “DIFFSIENT” ANiJ ALL AS FINE IN QUALITY AS YOU ALWAYS EXPECT THIS STORE TO PUT OUT. WILLOW AND HBER RUSH FURNITURE $7.(W) W illow Chair, natural finish ....... .. ................. $5.00 $8.50 Willow C h air, n a tu ral finish .......................... $6.00 $6.50 Willow Tea Table, n a tural finish ........... .. $4.50 $110.00 Fiber Rush Rocker, upholstered .................. $8-00 $15.00 F iber Rush Rocker, upholstered................$11.00 $16.50 F iber R u s h Settee, g reen ............................ $12.50 $18.50 W illow Rocker, upholstered ........................ $14.00 $20.00 Fiber Rush Chair upholstered ........... ....$15.50 $22.50 Fiber Rush C h air,-upholstered .................... $16A0 $25.00 F iber Rush C h air upholstered .................... $17-50 EXTENSION TABLES $18.00 Fum e d Oak Extension T a b le......................$14.00 $25.00 Q u a rtered Oak Extension T a b le .............. $19.00 $26.50 Q u a rtered Oak Extension T a b le .............. $20.00 $30.00 Q u a rtered Oak Extension T a b le .............. $24.00 $35.00 Q u a rtered Oak Extension T a b le .............. $27.50 $37.50 Q u a rtered Oak Extension T a b le .............. $29-50 $40-.'0!0 Mahogany Extension Table .................. --$33.50 HATCHED BEDROOn SHITS ;^9O'0D Three-piece Bedroom Suit—dresser, chiffonier and full size bed; mahogany finish ..................................................................... $65.00 $95.00 Foif^-piece Bedroom Suit—dresser, chiffonier, twfin bed sw h ite enarfiel finish .................. $69.50 $115.0J) Four-piece Bedroom Suit—dresser, dressing table, chiffonier, full size bed; birdseye maple ........................................................ $89.50 $115.00 Four-piece Bedroom Suit—dresser, chiffonier, toilet table, full size bed; white enamel finish ....................... .......................... . .. $90.00 $125.CK) Three-piece Bedroom Suit—dresser, chiffonier, full size bed; mahogany ................................................... $98.00 $135.00 Four-piece Bedroom Suit—dresser, chiffonier, toilet table, and bed; American walnut..........................................-. . .................. $110.00 $150.00 Three-piece Bedroom Suit—dresser, chiffonier, full size bed; American walnut. ; ....................................................................... $123.00 $127.50 Three-piece Bedroom Suit—dresser, chiffonier, full size bed; Old Ivory Finish ............ $100.00 $180.00 Six-piece Bedroom Suit—dresser, chiffonidf, twin beds, chair and rocker; Old Ivory finish.....................................................$143,50 $225.00 Seven-piece Bedroom Suit—dresser, chiffonier, toilet table, bed, bench, chair and rocker; English mahogany ............... $187.00 $230.00 Six-piece Bedroom Suit—dresser, ■ chiffonier, toilet table, bed, chair and rocker; American w^alnut............. ........................... $195.00 BRASS BEDS $16.()0 Brass B e d _ ...................................................$11-50| $22.50 B rass B e d ........................ ............................. $16.001 $25.00 B rass B ed......................................................$17.501 $27.50 Brass B ed............................, ...................... •-$18-501 $28.50 B rass B e d .....................................................$20.001 . $36.50 B rass B ed .................................... .. .............. $24-001 IRON BEDS $7.00 W h ite Enam el Iron B e d ............................ $4.50 $10.00 W h ite Enam el Iron B ed .................... .$6.50 $15.00 W h ite Enam el Iron B e d ............................ $9-00 $16.50 W h ite Enam el Iron B e d .......................... $ 1 0 . ^ $18.00 Mahogany B e d ....................................• • ____ $12-(f $22.50 White Enamel Iron B e d ... ..................... $15.( LIVING ROOM FURNITURE ^ — $42.50 Three-piece Suit, fumed oak, upholstered in leather ___ - - ........... .$33.50 $50.00 Three-piece Suit, fumed oak, upholstered in leather ....... ,. . .. ............. $42-50 $60.00 Three-piece Suit, fumed oak, upholstered in leather ............. ■ ........... .$50.00 $65.00 Three-piece Suit, quartered oak, upholstered in leather. .. $53.50 $75.00 Three-piece Suit, quartered oak, upholstered in l e a th e r .................... $65;:C0 $22.50 Fum e d O a k Bookcase, double doors ................................... - - ...................... $15.00 $20.00 Q u a rtered O a k Bookcase, single d o o r ......................................................$14.50 $15.00 Fumed Oak Library Table ................................... . ...................................$10.00 $18*50 Fumed Oak Library Tables. .......................................................... $12,00 $20.00 Quartered Oak Library Table ...................- • ...........................................$15.00 UPHOLSTERED FHRNITORE $14.00 Upholstered'Chair in brown-fab. leather . .............................. .............. $8.98 J $25.00 Upholstered Chair in brown .Spanish leather.. - - .......... - - ............ . .$18.50 $27.50 Upholstered Rocker in brpwii,Spanish leather .......... . .- ....................... $20.00 $32.-50 Upholstered Chair in tapestry. Rocker to match ................................. $25.00 $32.50 Upholstered Chair in brown Spanish leather........................................$26.00 $30'00 Upholstered Rocker in Mulberry Velour ............................................... $22.50 $40.00 Upholstered Rbcker in tapestry, Rocker to match .......... - - ................ $30.00 $6.5.00 Chaise Lounge, upholstered in tapestry. . .............................................. $53.00 $135.00 Three-piece Suit, upholstered in tapestry ........ , .............................. $110.00 $165.00 Three-piece Suit, upholstered in tapestri’ ............................................ $140.00 $125.00 Three-piece Suit, upholstered in leather ........................................... $100.00 DRESSERS $14.00 Golden Oak B r e w e r .................................... $9-75 $16.50 Golden Oak D r a s s e r.......................................$11.00 $22.50 W h ite EJnamel D r e s s e r ............. . - ................ $16.50 $25.00 Fum e d Oak D r e s s e r..................... $18-00 $32.50 Birdseye. M aple D r e s s e r.................................$24,50 $32.50 W a lnut D r e s s e r ............................................... $25.00 $33A)0 Mahogany\ D r e s s e r ......................................... $26.50 $37.00 M ahogany D r e s s e r . . ...................................... $28.50 $37.00 Q u a rtered Oak D r e s s e r....................... $28-50 $75XK) M ahogany D r e s s e r ......................................... $63.50 RUGS! RUGS! RUGS! $10.00 9x12 Grass Rug. $12.00 9x12 Rag R u g ... $20.00 9x12 Brussel Rug. .............■ ........................................ $7.75 ................................... .................. $8.60 ...................................................... $15.00 .$23.50 9x12 Seamless Velvet R u g .. , . • • ............... $18.50 .1)30.00 9x12 Smith’s Seamless Axminster Rug ............................. $22-50 $30.00 9x12 Body Brussel Rug ................................... ...................... $23.50 $40.00 9x12 Smith’s Seamless Wilton Velvet Rug ....................... $33.00 JkSO.OO 9x12 Smith’s Seamless Wilton Rug ................... .. .................. $39.50 $1.75 18x32 Axminster Rug.............................................. 98c $3.00 27x54 Axminster Rug.................................... $1.85 ,$4.00 36x63 Axminster Rug ............................................................... $2.50 CHIFFONIERS $12.fi<) Golden Oak Chiffonier .................................... $8-00 $20.00 W h ite Enam el Chiffonier ............................ $15.00 $22.00 Q u a rtered Oak C h if f o n ier.........................$16.50 $25.00 Birdseye Maple Chiffonier .......................... $17.00 ?26.O0 Birdseye Maple Chiffonier ............................ $20.00 $30 j 00 Mahogany C h if fo n ier., ................................ $24-50 $33.00 Circassion W a lnut C h if fo n ier ................... $25.00 $33.00 Birdseye Mapie Chiffonier ............................ $27.50 $35.00 Mahogany Chiffonier ...................................... $29.50 $38.00 Birdseye Maple C h iffonier, ........................ $31.50 GEO. SCHLUDE’S SONS 148-152 MAIN STREET Auto Truck Delivery POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. t m I ff ■ ‘ ******'\ t i f f f t t t t f f t f t t f f t f f t f ft t i f f t T g n f i i i i i | | CONCORDIAS RETURN HOME W aterbury Society Goes Away Today After Being Pleasantly Elntertained D IN N E R G U E S T S ■Oompleting a two days’ -visit here the members of ibe lOoneordla Slng- ittg Society of Waterbury, Cohn., to day returned to their hom e town by way of New York. In going a-way to day they expreaaed their deep appre ciation of the warm welcome extend ed to them by ''the members of the Germania S lu in g ^ocletjr l ^ e . This m o rning they -went to New York. This afternoon they will go back to W!atei- L a a t nigirt the CXmcordias w e re guests a t a dinner a t th e Ccionial Edoiord Fritz, president of the Ger mania, acted hs to a ^ m a s ter, Mr. F ritz called on Several of fihose ijres- ent for rem a rks and stirring addresses were given by John Schuhle, of H ighland; Jtohn WeBss, president of Concordia, ho told of the -wonderful tim e he and his fellow m em b ers have had. in Ponghkeepeie; _J. T. B u ttner, secretary of the W a terhnry society, and others. Wllirifirad WilMtnns sang. COSSLTM OUT. Charles F. Cossum, the lawyer .who Shot hlmselt hull'd on. July 14, and whoee oUeged grand larceny will be cemsidered by the next grand jury, js able to leave his home for a few min utes every day, and walk up and down .the steeet with members.oX the family. ^ DANCE SA T U R D A Y NIGHT. U n d e r the auspices Of the Pough keepsie Social Club, th e re will be a free dance at Brookside P a rk S a tur day evening, a t -which event i t is an ticipated th e attendance will be large. The in'embers of the c o m m ittee having charge of ti affair are: Josej Douis Ross, secre roll, treasurer. DUBOIS CARPENTER arch T tect A H D B U I L B I H G S U P E R I J T T E I f D E J r T 45 Market Street, .Poughkeepsie. TO e n t e r t a i n SATURDAY. The W e st Pork Neighborhood lAsso- ciation will give a patriotic entertain m ent next Saturday afternoon a t four o’clock on th e field near the W est P a rk s'tation. The entertainm e n t is to be a pageant entitled, “Am erica and h e r allies” and th e proceeds are to be given to the Rod iCTo^s. If the w e a ther is storm y the affafr will be postponed one -week. “m T Y NICE” BLEND COFFEE 2 1 c 11>. 5 lb s . $ 1 . 0 0 Delivered Anywhere. It Will Suit You or Your M oney Back. A. P. LUHRS COKPEE BOASTER 380 Main Street MOVING - STORAGI Furniture and pianos stored in I lean, dry storage; we move housii o ld g o o d s a n y w h e r e — no d i s t a n c e t J —Prices are reasonable. I h o ld g o o d long for i ElGHMiE EXPRESS Telephone 108 MauUel readily create tever required to have lady elegantly and com- ibly attired for summer. Mill street, noon Saturdays. whatever the lad: fortal 311 Close at
