The evening world. Newspaper, April 14, 1900, Page 7

{ : THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 14, 1990, NEW STORY BY SHELDON, AUTHOR OF “IN HIS STEPS.” ay SAPHO CHKS |g — THE LATEST. KINSMANS LOW PRICES FOR PURE DRUG Two Eighth Avenue Stores, ONE ON FOURTH AVENUE. Sapho chickens are the latest. (fq vr Prices for Physicians’ Prescriptions are below all ether first-class Phan Russell H. MeCord, of Deckertown, mcies. All our prices for Drug Store goods aie the lowest in the clly, The Temptations and Triumphs of [it race rn icine: wos «1 ae tumbe! 6] MSS THs (Shave ta’ tute word, 24; by etoseing bovede In. ‘nrodusiag tow! /Atow Remo to Marra, All Drug Sere rodeo some he ewe Jersey Fancier Strikes a Breed of Feather- less Fowl. the flaring bill boards a n 7 c 1] we ii i ber the event of 5 fees @, flaring ar " | questionable hows an they 9 . rr ieee rent 1 ‘a | Fellow's Syrup Hyophos- | Coase Camphor (ib, iW ‘the wonderful t : t! s 4 Ba ai throught different t Mr, McCord Is now the phites .... + 946)! _ better than pure |the, De hatcy Brather t — c angt), and ashamed, and ael{- of a dozen chicks, five Castoria (Fletcher's 2c | Glyco-thymotine pak foot ’ f » Ed. * 1 4, with never a feather. ‘ Iron Veptonate: e maid la ae vent ansoluitely: c ; Mr, McCord inn grevt admirer of Olga |Qgy Listerine (Lambert's)17¢ and 59 | Aloe s Ptr ern eeseee | gecent tay ther : . | Nethersole and calls his now breed the | fag Kinsman's Sarsaparilia(comp. 1600 [Peru spew ple ugh he 9 f . ne 8 ( ae Iron, Quinine ade | Sane B CHARLES M SHELDON Raya Rete caterth ce 2 discovery is of great Importance trychnia (pints)........+ bhai fora y ° ’ Sk Witeh be townd Himes:t laushicg, and | in culinary science, It makes possible! (ap Rus:e.l's Emulsion Mixed fits 8 Salts, iE 80 vOn Bia taate tor the plang, | 4 ent out into the hall and then | the dream of the chefs trom “rooster Scott's Emulsion 999,04 Spe ic rbonate one to rm oN yy Bove wea imei Into the aterm | to fricasse in Afteen minutes Bel, Iron and W Roache Sults, per Author of o In His Steps.” ‘yee on Operon Bewit f with hin ‘twice and got a gia. us ee, the theat Jed at the end of the eo din! Elixir Calisa: i A seoDON, ENGLAND: THE AUTHORS SYNDICATE rd, of cour, kn ww that bis vacation 1 tealize that he had apent| | She spoke, Motals, Bee’ WHE a gene oe v2 (pin) ¢ | Pure Cream of Ta Tartar .. : saat iran! t ne | OV or theatre ticke! teal ee iin, crmeaae, 0. &. A ADVANCE PUBLAMNO CO, smite aee aa ah ie te dus" a cs, sg weer [SPORT FOR DUCK SHOOTERS | Our prces always the lowes. Save frm 2536 to 39% Copyright, 1990, Great Britain and Americs. All Rights Reserved, {Subject was not referred to after that. ‘a hundred or more to most students, Yet} without speaking 0 Pe Are you an- - on All Drug Store goods at our stores. - * it Neinieinieleintelelelnieieiei=foielininimietoto: ." repiied Edward, but a8] w i henne's ny. tate he could not look her in the pepe og » Wing tn WE HAVE NO OTHER STORES BUT THESE, ‘te called heme Bs tethers death —e » 4 c ved 10. ai pe the Vietnity of Great sitands” the a, ate y ME. ; t * : y “You are having some feath Day. J Wild duck and other wild fow! are ‘ell you some time, not now.” RE] now on the replied, and af:er a moments heaitation he abruptly opened the door and went put Qneo out there by the big gates of the Nege grounds, he paured again and is in the vicinity of East- port. L. I, and the Great South Bay,| @& and gunners are having great sport. In| the carly mornings the marshes of the Ni went down Into the bpd it h Ke tale onthe an eect walked itely, v4 wilt, walke eS eS, PB) am fs "ete mat ‘Most of the re:nain- wagemei Ho walked on steadily until he came a to the front of w gM 9 familiar to him n'a very befet time, the TROLLEY 70 AKER CITY. jeading up to the box ‘ et pal theatre of Raynor. Ih was characteriatic see els , tubdorn nature that jorth Jersey Street Raltwa: rinined on his Cg he was resolved ie sae iy Sone to test his pw bread more thrusting “himsel? into. ¢ mids that of his temptations, % 4 4 wag uta make Sue nal ‘defiance of t they] Another sten im completing the trolley erful flavor, cou system that will male a continuous trip nothi He mechaniea! berately went yr tor the ate aeraned said boughs the | fom Jersey City to Philadelphia pos: else that's baked: cheapest gallery tleket to the matinee, sible has been marked by the absorption Veronese Biscuit are V ZZ @ hele it we can't get the right man for 's out of the regular or- der, of doprse, a have settled on tat nn sol of the Camden, Woodbury and Glouces- Wit ter Trenton Rallway Company by the 1 so flavored, s0 baked; so packed Quality eas North Jersey Street Rallway Company. ‘Then’ he quietly walked out upon the |, Tne Mocs bas been quietiy. bought mo Xt week we'll you with the ty / 4 i 1 idewalk and turned his fi toward | (uring the past week and plane are al- j yy / q Legge eae. erie lek ready being considered for connecting “Flpoldy nad risen to go, taking for 4 y _|the new road with the big New Jersey that Blake was overwhelmed ih , / f ; , ae een S! ote rose in| sywtem. ‘This latest purchase opens the from caterers © = smthe henor and not expecting any Hill 4 / y Tie then went to his a ders: way to Philadelphia, ay the road has or grocers. Sold in from him, when Edward stopped WTA 4 ; wusis waar, oie me af ieee twenty-two miles of track that extends peck evand small ith @ question: i) Whi) " \ final resolve io break ‘pith the “whote through the nopulous section of Camden ges—e woe Pearsons play ie the ‘varsity . County opposite the Quaker City. course he does,” replied Reynolds, | f } } . y addressed, sealed and stamped - bg at Blake. “He's our mainstay d ‘ Fp Magra Beng samped/ WIZARD TRICK OF BURGLARS right tackle." f y | Bo he went on inte the ay Ulls looked queerly at Edward and y j the down-town| They Made Art Mesler Nerbert’s 4 a Iittle roughly: y , boxe tang of Rankin What difference does it make to you / . ley inthe rote yether Pearsons plays or not?* I a Cawara 414 pot reply to him, but . { 1 A had t-| Central Office detectives are searching kked another question of Reynolds: i : epost ¢| to-day for @ gang of burglars who rob- BA BT Do all the fellows on the eleven know ji ciety men in one he nouses of a| Sed the art store of recs Pront of 4 st Pearsons is only a dummy stu- } member who lived in Raynor. at 907 Beventh avenue, mere ] a ||| } ES RE ony el! about it, 1 eur: | valuables, including iphactien re 3 Reynolds stared again in sstonish- Wy \\ How atthe foot ‘of the steps, violin, a diamond ring, gold leat and a| Mam Feels Well, but It's Diflerent ent, } \ And the thought almost Mipeet him] number of amall pictures, “Of course they do,” he rep ied. “1 ) i te ‘went on up the staire slowly, shak- How the thieves got the goods out of ia the Morning. _atersteed by overveety, profecsors and y 1 ° Pp nef the store is a mystery, Mr. Herbert Pearsons Ld $ to Avoid the Dark a eerhen when you play another team; ay Fur Fe saenes ees morning, | And Yet It's So Easy Wd he e Dla a] a collection of| Brown Taste, for Sclence Comes to ri ) t tay that fact did him paintings worth ‘and other va Mesiege student ‘when inreainty ho" sie up "yotta ani ateone-anndecnaaen | mn contre ct| Bie lesa bulky than the stolen articles, the Rescue. A Magic Mirae "Oh, this isn't Sunday-schoo!! On creas Five he attended another | his dressing case, id srecnd 6 a Killing ight about the traction was advertised as a you're drawing It fy fine here, two continents.” bi} tsa,” ¢ outward display of vice in what my ered a youl Haynolds locked bewiWered. ‘ 5 arent Intoxication of the | & it etmmss, hat’e it all ab ‘asked, 100! ee a tn eLaeh tucteaai | “Het reached down into his” dressing Beat Pa Toot In niding. from ‘hime the, real. horror | ¢a6e SetAee en See: 9: OSS! ee oe at inne Hows pag 4 1 mi “| “THE PACE THAT KILLS” WAS nds egret Tt was thts that drew him { oor “a ADVERTISED ON THE FLARING dragged hit down irresistibly. heated ted ‘all Re It's jus , ony Ake be went to his room that ni .." - ~ ie vik Blake has some BELUSOARDE. he found that an Invitation to take ia Fi chet ut Edward s Se eieifeitelfeieieisininiefeiefeet | ner next day with one of the professors and chain. “1 want to say a Wo “about my play- Deed Cropped into the Utiershex He lently ald them on his tahte and jor hesitated and Willis migunder- % a, | ye in Wills, Ampatiently j roaring farce, where the pri 1} at- [sald heart 4 ¢ door, he went over to the house next ], Rawara had never. mown of Willis te - t the time announced he had a}y, antag “| toi mother ab your becoming inte ” . men “speak of Will % Of self-reproach come over him}ol4 turnip that | ogee Tune, oad he obtain’ alles ios a ee h ree hat te had neglected Freeda | more ‘than & puzipkin Blea doggedly. | man, blamed Kdward Blake for the de- Piay Tyind they | of late, : sisted on my bringing you nip hat?’ exclaimed Revncids, feat. t Sere, ‘gen ‘re, Hill, Willis: sud. | ¢ dinner was announced Edward | cracked you all the Oypuine had misunderstood. ‘ One svening early in De-einber, just i Weil, what did yeu think | ‘orgutten Freeda, for a while at| home! Told mother Pvoet pia 4 before the mie egg ee edward with the| route business a ty evar wan somewhat attempting 0 o¢ fr , Doisaa 3 sated ne ot Be fateful it hae Teneee with a oharane th ea ee shn practionl 19 tne | oemay, and Drooding over" ‘hla’ exber!- |. For Mi west:, Rave, ootiens sudini| Theo Fs. wife had sald some- nds Sunday-echoo! Superintend- aii ie team as 4 tean| He aid not expect to go home for the | Mt Teachea very large! im as he was seated by her. lent and a. police all together, te ra but x Feargone Ha not bos, | hol ida, OB, account of the axpente, Pees lis Cicateie eae And the com: | Seen me Sat a foes he can play ‘ball, ne work. eee fad added b # was fast axleep ho was going over | | Bb te, smiling at aome | ! ine, team plays, the ac “oy pecially ward's ripiy, and then rang wire ‘opposing team. And | say | 4 p sc th h . Boat to guch deception, him unporvortable ? ter what Babee 38 ous) Mt ume. een wank, "At tat’ be Mae ee te ee “The riche ts i open ne | vou ger me converted. 1" Rernsial lect nse he silence b * ag ‘and wed Krat Atean besoel f r | Peeeag artied by the anpearanve uf | (rst sort of atime have you had since ble to express t nn reached up to helt eyes met, 4 . I've been go wk. myles ba. {9 RS. antly ree fm auety alt down ge ta the borg and be-|aoout jong enough, don't you think sens. tto remarkably” pure and unetmrched le, ¥ you; you do me | ste L bald in voice that trembled: olds wis furk fa Mp i a the college term closed for the have tome of the soup, something (0 tell you that game up to “ie table and Yeaned Betas via sees nai t pou 1 not | bokdeye Witlle went home, and award Drofessor'a wife smil Pe be ee wi cg gl “Do you mean (> say that you refuse | race Fate fia ttre and tale In The | “There were but few men left in Rankin Fes caer! no nat there aie gern ried and Igoked ‘mote closely at of in we have o! Mall f tetde you, dest to stlek on a matter ay ite a nee ‘neked | ifseda had remained tn the tadies'| The profaasor's wife storm outs th, ound ma oth dl . f w as largely deserted. |carvless young wore: A ilbdng™ ping, a4 that onde t"| CHE ed ner ean 10 th hears | ned nerd chest of lay Sal | pee SPE | Pb i a i : w ¢ somewhere 0 Yow dave tn, the Me of ed ore a near the college, where she could work Biake,” said Edward. Movday's instalment wilt recount | fy, “s to it, but that makes. no | hawart faa tence: Bs vig 5 wits, | Se Pipred — erelites jere’n a fot of pretty girls und acme |had vague feelin ho| | Then she caught the look on Edward's| eeeeee* te, Ne WAmm amd che | the graten of oat 7 oon appeals. and arguments ie see hon au rapa, and a wrt ale ce nee tae de eee | eee ‘her culcx Slance went over to A sd yA , bef is. Voores cave: Blake but few words. | acters that it robibhny thin bt va pli: Seti | was Standing Yim te, the ent! of the A ent i cured me ‘pee pola nd “Gnyielding | pc2ses itd aif thal tet of Meee, eR 8 reat temptation | fam,” replied Eebward enn war and Btalce’s strnaste be-|rat Hyene > ‘eventful Fd a os ef vate athe parquet ete, | faced & a 4 he wept under by | “She's my sister.” tween duty and patriotion: bie em. | Se sirter tect, ‘down an't go. Come on "Have | jin the ago te weeks he had lont one hd beset pry Gate aa, Sted acher’ reseurea best, brightest Jewels of a young ly ed ‘ago for ond an es. by mr enperianen. mon OooAhen ng | “Se fe {of thy Blake go Is overcoat the it's trnerdinary esene which he wit- tir} an fou ao, put into ba ‘a with | te Jost sense of personal purity Ba he ind collane ae te werk, out | messes tn thet capacity. iGOOD OLD TOM M’COY TRIED 10 DIE AFTER ROW. PUFFED HIS LIFE AWAY. |rssse mi Gam amon, Good old Tom MeCoy is dead, and the aher, and always smoked the best with Her Mecbendé ané Thea week. The ‘shops east s'de has lost one of its jandmar! im Attempted Suleide. and their request will be complied with. /Cancer, due to smoking from fifty to) the. octonw one hundred Havana cigars a day, eS em ve ae jonpital | fa FFI ' Ley Fn si the “Pickaninny’ « rn i b . believe tong hit of | f : Fr 1 just completed a so 1c tended and hearty i: 7 be me ces - - fen: country maiden on Business \ 2 . city who finds it ard to keep awake H Work for = ehe : ne After 9 o'clock at might: ; Templeton ari ua wit’ yave nerd the sone, and wii] Seekers; Help for Help Seekers; Success shart.y sing It in public, are of the opin: that [t ts one of the most original a 3 i HT 3 AC ¥Y WO Vi Ab mel de atin SA