The evening world. Newspaper, December 7, 1905, Page 8

(AWTS BADE CHSE if BS POOR HISBIN SW Fue TOS 5 feicher heats | to Be Mem- Guardian of a Pittsburg Heiress Failed to Win oy 4 with Cash Against Love. WITH BOOTY. PURSUED, PUT TO TEST. Bride Tempted with Big Money Offer Proved True and Clergy- 100,000 to "bation the i + | tall ted the young marrying. + § iG e 58 Pe i j E 3 i Be i egzroxy £ i 5 ag ee Pe “CO-EDS” IN NIGHTIES PARADE ON CAMPUS. “How Would You Like to Spoon with Me?” Refrain of Cox lege Procession, SELEN's o ove, Pa, Deo. to show their dissatisfaction at new rule for the government of bef Parser de Pa z i i i i & i BEE 28 ; © pe 2 ses by fet i 3 § 28 H i : i bjehowr the “co-eds” niversity last night coupe a THIEF CHASED BY THE WORED: |Floored Would-Be Captor He Could Not Bribe in Im- perial"Hotel. "Y poe ants T think od i brunette, ref aera te Stein- | over thelr street costumes ani th i frat of the men’ 4 You ‘ine e Soo0n Well rapiee Acceptable Gifts : OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS ee Comfortable Chair Reduced from $28 to $19.50 4 A’ appropriate Christmas present—a present that will ; be a constant reminder of the thoughtfulness of the giver, as it is used from day to day, Mahogany ) frame, becomingly upholstered in red, green or brown ™ ~ Verona Velour, which imparts a, distinctive charm to the rich-hued wood, Other chairs in an almost endless i ly for parlor, dining room, hall, reception room Desh of ey $14.75 OLDEN quartered oak, highly polished, with exquisite carving on the lid; fashionable claw feet. A verl- table desk of quality—a desk you'll admire and grow to love as you become better acquainted with it and understand its helpfulness. Every desk requisite—pigeon- holes, drawers and the like, all daintily made and finished. Hard to find a more acceptable gift for Christmas, Other U desks for the prosaic man of business, the lawyer,’ the banker—for everybody, Glistening Gilt Corner Chair, $7. 75 Pcoroet or nook gilt imparts a richness and finish that invariably call for admiration, It is the acme of good taste and elegance, smart damask seat in a setting of lustrous gold makes fo harmonious. piece, whether for ornament or piece that any recipient of Christmas gifts be he delighted to possess, ther chairs for decorative purposes In confunction great collections of chairs for dining-room, parlor reception room, Sturdy Chairs of Oak, 98c NADVERTENTLY we advertised this chair some days ago for $1.35. We should have sald 98, as we meant to give an unequalled value—a value that cannot be matched in any other store, Exceptionally well made, with extra back braces, ‘The cane seat is constructed of heavy, rg cane and is very Chairs of every style for home, hotel and i g the Dining Room for Christmas & Sons’ Liberal Credit System at your dis- laced in: a position where you can furnish your oom cen cc be entirely prepared for thé great holiday season, V dining-room furniture to suit every taste and every house, Bitte cheers am, Bib. 80.00, \ Psy ohh the Wray Downtown: 3838 3 s- ie 32 | FAN HANDS POLICE BROADWAY CROWD: AFEW HARD KNOCKS i |Magistrate Tells Them to Raid | Crooks and Let Decent People Alone, tten ,LAWSON AT GRAND JURY. in atten With from the blood it preys on the internal members and tissues and eats out the very life: re with = was isriny? aor me of those so unfortunate as to contract the vile disorder! \ Blood Poisow is the most treacherous of all diseases. sab “iaeek before they realize the blood is diseased; because its first symptom, ittle gore or ulcer, is so insignificant that it does not xually on When this virus is in thie blosd the mouth a red rash breaks ont, the hair comes out, the veh in the groin swell, sores often form on the limbs, hands or face. to remain it works down an “What are you fellows put on the hard-working, decent people, or to do legitimate police work?” Mngistrate Pinn in Besex Market Polloe Court to-day when Detectives Sullivan i -Ds_THUREDAY F ation of ditches all om oitera” Rive Keun cen de fo 'con come cute A020 Paha time wae vag itt” eons ago’ To hound and perseoute thundered label. Wan ag a YORK TELEPHONE 02. 16 Day Street. “appeal to men demanding super-excellence ‘Tailor Chops +110 Pith Ave. Attertury System Clathes Clothes for Cold Weather By far the best cold the: tion you ‘can find in Ptrwcome 9 oven. ges at reasonable price are 25 Paddocks and Chesterfields. “Tee hand-wrought quality’ onlys seen in the best custom tailored garments. — Our $25 Suits | in ready*-to-wear clothes. They~ justly~ rival the custom tailor on his own ground, for- they give you his absolute .values at half his price, “cAsk the ‘Man Who Wears Them,” Salesrooms: i deen as Clothes, 89-41 Cortlandt St, Also pe Furnishings, dh ng New Haven, WESTER! the telephone, \ g Shoes, Hats, Conn. LAMBERT 99" YEAR Chargea attra with ~ PRarery nal Dee 1a Banat Oates in its gr imampced nities % Theme) which oe oe era ee XMAS WORLD, | OUT NEXT SUNDAY. “Dwentyfour Pages in Colon 0, Henrys Ohnetmae Stony, Twenty-four Pages tn Colon OUT NEXT SUNDAY, XMAS WORLD, Cte | “DRCEMBER 7, 100.” _ OT BLOOD Poison gy Hy, Knows they need some relax- ee and mind after digging oun von Hiaoor, Re ey ‘botater- aup hg esa one. of the {el-| rh a the. facet hog i we baa i rE lace reece ree sp POLLUTES THE BODY-EATS OUT THE on sie Sepa is the virus of Con! supply of the-stron Bg and pollute the five a Microdata boca peat often given Contagious and may.in the end DISEASES THE BLOOD ~ COwrexnnayy Hariem & SONS Store: L21st Street and 3d Avenue | Downtown Store: Park Row, near Chatham Square Kindling the Fires of Christmas Hospitality [8 season {s here to kindle the fires of hospitality, lighting the home with their glow and Cowperthwait & Sons present the hospitality of their liberal and sensible credit, These stores are crowded with furniture, rugs, curtains, pictures, gs whose qualities eminently fit them for Christmas presentation, carpets, cut glass, linens, bg clocks and a thousand other thin Self Feeder, Reduced from $11.50 to $8.98 UPPLIED with the requisite amount of fuel In the morning, the stove requires no more attention during the day. There being 4 regular supply of coal, the heat is regular, Heavy castings throughout, nickel rails, base, top and swing cover door, and skirt, In addition to the stove, the reduced price includes pipe, ¢l- bows,* ring, damper, poker, shovel, coal hod and a square of zinc 26x26 inches, Burns coal or wood. Gas stoves, oil stoves and cooking stoves In all acceptable varieties, Lr warmth, COUPON polished and finished, Same table, with 24x24 inch top, worth $2.25; can be had on presenting this cou-| ” pon for $1.20) This coupon must ‘be presented tn order to obtain these tables at, ‘these prices, pate you purchase on ot both, There is every reason for making your purchases now—liberal credit, which carries the period ofypay- ment much beyond the holidays, the lowest prices in the country and assortments which at this moment are filled to completion.” Ten per cent. discount from: these prices when cash purchases are made, giving you that much more for Christmas expenditure, Warm Wool Blankets ‘© better blankets than live fleece wool, w! Saudade the “@ld Reliable” we are offering Winter at special fap Bik 5 t m toe ntapalt - ious Blood bre seed it will disease the | healthiest and the us symptoms which ly from heal to foot, Unless the poison is driven It has its victims, excite suspicion, te APPR | ut this is not all; if the poison is ailowe and throkt ulcerate, copper colo d affects the bones, causing necrosis or decay, attacks. the | nerves, and causes tumors to form on the brain, and insanity or death is the result, ° Persons who are afflicted with Conta. Poison experietice the and humiliation which ac- company the vile disorder; presence is cont highly contagious is the dis- that it is often contracted by inno- ~im through a friendly, hand- |shake or by using the toilet articles of one afflicted, or is transmitted to offs whose bodies become diseased and Tt will not do to tmiuiper with a disease that is so Poison, for every day it remains in the blood it is progress et beyond the teach of any treatment. to cure the trouble, but cannot conquer the mighty poison. may, for a while, drive the symptoms away and shut the disease up in the system, but when the treatment is left off the trouble returns and makes more rapid headway because: of the disastrous effects of these strong medicines on the system. th Mercury and Potash destroys the lining of the stomach, ee 0 ously affects the bowels that the patient is often left a physical wrec In S. 8, S. nature hds (Paves a safe and certain cure for Contagious Blood Poison, This great remedy is made and healing effects on the blood. % S. 8, cures the disease by going down into the b) SSS. PURELY VEGETABLE reliable vee for this hateful and dangerous trouble, and its record of fift her hree is proof of this fact. & gontains a particle of mineral in any form. and any medical advice desired will be furnished free of charge to all who write, ed SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, towel that had been used by some one affiloted 1 contracted Oontag! Blood Poison from aca 6 a trouble. I had every symptom of the vile disease, my colored on well. This was some time ago and I ha: slightest sign of the disease since, 801 Allon Ave, Bt, Lonis, Mo, Job. SOHLOEMER, | Tratblighted by this destructive poison. poverte) as Contagious Blood ng toward a dangerous stage Mercury and Potash are These minerals he continued use of wid ar and so injuri« ‘entirely of roots, herbs and barks, selected for their puritying and forci ng out every particle of the virus... Through the blood it goes to every nook and corner and removes the poison, and at the, same time restores the healthful qualities of the blood... S, S. S. does not cover up the disease in any way, and when the blood has been purified with this great remedy no trace of the, poison is left to hand down to posterity * or break out in future years, It is the only We offer a reward of $1,000 for proof that S. S, k with instructions for home treatment ATLANTA, GA, ~ Useful and Ornamental Gifts OPEN \SATURDAY EVENINGS Attractive Extension Table, Redoced $32 to $22.5 0, [)SrNcre in style, this extension table at the reduced price offers a rare chance to be housewife to aed a smartness to her dine -room for the holiday season, he legs\are.so arranged as not to’ interfere with comfortable seating, yet they insure a per- fectly solid board at all times. Rich oak, exceedingly well made ang finished. wing-room tables, parlor tables and tables fy, erate prices, Beds of Lusttous Brass, $33.75 : 7 HERE'S an indescribable ove be a bed of brass, It is the i bed, subject to decorative treatment of every conceivable description, * There is no Color scheme with which it will ook soe ectly. It is-a bed that, event be pleased to re- Ras tee ata test ‘or 1 husks, the one-inch are rods—all sat rrp Bin 4 tt ) : Enameled beds in all the prevailing fashionable dyes. Went Bed Chamber Table, $3.75; | A i te alte my be <p af ~ ne he de nd ‘elon, raps rend bp per eh Sik alan a, substantially made in the cable “ining room | 2 Galea ae si ‘arls, Tea woe ee aS Kitchen’ tables, every, purpose'at moderal every room in the