The evening world. Newspaper, February 11, 1908, Page 2

THE EVENING WORLD. TUESDAY, De Louvic n from the car and | | to travel ) eS to | : shipshape. { i Before Mr. Met ve the signal t | dy raising his ha start one of ca a3 Timothy McCarthy Fatally} Injured Climbing from Track at Astor Place Station. A TRUSTING FEN FEBRUARY a A UKE a ny dt ia aus a | Youngsters Who Signed Them- =a Se | Selves as “Black Hand” ck, i ? quick, intel gent treats : Held for Sentence. Bpeas Or a burn nity be handles that wil hs = fs fe ne assist him wonder{ully in t a | To Be Voted Upon Tuesday Modern science has given 4 feo HOt Non SUS Is Special Provision of the : Fant nat eck at Albany. ! and » mills ——_—___-__ ee i} ling ten a sat Ee One Man Who Lost $800,000 Through Se |scnen ia |e ae New. Deas eit Sith St. opposite the Waldorf. ta par Accident at Bleecker Street! yi.) : reat ese dante ment, where you can buy everything of ¢ c Investing in the Ex-Banker’s Securities Died a Broken- | Hearted Pauper. ; into the tangled business affairs of Charles wn hecomes | ** the Causes Tie-Up of Uptown Several automoh French team as far of No First . was nang a As investigation progres lavelnnib! tracks Astor Morse, w was ir for grand tn that he icted yesterday ceny, it hrough his COMMUTERS LD «UP BY AIG su ence of more + > has dragged a number of men into poverty most of them Operations. Judge George C. Wing, of Maine {a co-receiver of the Consolid ment to-day to an Evening World “Our people up in M 4ta great deal of | Lenox aveniie who is with Gov. Cobb, of Maine, ted Ste: made this state- ) Compan reporter in an office in Wall stree pon Charles W. has changed. Only a short { lost his fortune of $800,000 a broken heart fire to-day of the The destruction by ne used to look Morse with admiration, but the feeling nuthe Mc the De. Western ware, SS Morse died o; Railroad u lib Mor lie f discovered by « heaped u dent of Bowdoin C aceepted money from M do not think ne is just him.” 1 take a long Ss paper with on Mo: banks are time Ita sorts J. O'Brie mony con- of the u platt raven vat Am and all| town until or okera at No se & Braun, were KK. A, Wilson, Morse’s private pens Gb TCE) his most trus © overboard by orders of the houseciean-| aed Sobel abet hing mittee of the Clearing-House by the FAINTS WHEN HER 5 HUSBAND TELLS OF A CONFESSION ze is now under Indictment 1 Grand J t tion t form Regarding Morse's dealings with ex-, Carthy. Justice O'Brien, Heinze said last night: | ing to : | Heinze on the Check Deal. cont and er Naviga- ed a warn- solidated 1a warn treasur pany bundles tion Oe dodging 20) A Broadway d by and By fi aces, fo and was indorsed by men and w faces, for Morse, Mr. Morse Wa expec man be- Counted and the bank drew its check ing ground to by was $it,000, It made the check, by an ee totween i amade . payable to Judge O'Brie nave been made| straight for t the check wae) d been e. he indorsed it Crushed by Car. Aa the Lenox local crowd was he orse 3 ; O'Brien pe onsider it an irregular e bank, any agree! od between Morse,’ a- id not may Morse and) McCa not ent ; | station Mr. $1,000,000 in Boston ‘Bank, eve Morse ran away from eee ee e gets a cha: 1 be- Sheet. 1 for dollar on| The hy time Of course, if peo- | ¢ cross th form. He y Oreo} alma) |eoncnees nce te apie lect at once | Was In the a ay Ga Guete to real- | structure Ing that would be a} Own and Kable man , and he if given Torse'a de e diff and a orm. will re-| In the be half a which follow: dP station Supper. a nself eached him Oler Got $653,000, Most of It from Morse’ s ae Banks. blazed trouble pulltr relations betwee M. O) Amor! Cuyiltier rations Pay “Too Heavy a Load for a Human, Being.” to pre ‘orporations to Tam writing spirit, 1 only t f too heavy at heing to curry (As advertised for in The Morning pony or Tees mecuritlean World’s Want Directory. : : - Vegas si FS The man who uses his brain in planning andex- ecuting valuable ideas has practically no limit to his money-making success. The daily waste of brain and nerve cells caused by mental actiy- ity must be promptly re- placed by new material— a plan, to swap a in pany. t Borrowed $653,000, Most of It Through Morse. ; Oler s ... 20 . . proper food. This is a x sre tt of Receive natural process, 4 lows ae s Grape-Nuts has for . Uiepe Lona U anno nL horl nh Amer shel eciiued years been the ideal food i ; 2 patent for the brain worker, It Day's Work 2 is made of wheat and A 3 A | barley, including the raetpata orn 5 i Ween natural ‘vital phos- i £ $10,000 Thtdmere Herald phates’’ of these grains, 1 Vota WOO. which ferm, with the 2 Ainsterdam Nationnt albumen of the food, the natural material for brain cells. Try Grape-Nuts with cream or good milk for breakfast and supper— it’s delicious as well as up-building. «“There’s a Reason.’’ Read the little booklet, “The Road to Wellville,’’ in pkgs. , LAXA j cause, ‘Ther 2 BiLOMP_Q) | Look for bignature of E,W. GRYgpE, rou which | whirled into the! Demands | ar COVERS Ly the Rincy tow prices. & his and Absorbent Cotton, tb. 85c {NERS wo le Ss were Bandages, 2-inch, doz, 65¢. Raters oH ‘ first one being Rinens go last Monday. It de- Mr. Miller $3.00, 1 { co. i : a s. 75 Ringr’s Antiseotis antiseptic mouth wa PINT. PURE PA \STEURIZED MILK 8c a Quart. MUTUAL Milk & Cream Co. Ze} 2 ua k er jj Wheat Berries Itzer, 10c. Candies. sizeTe. the 8Gc make the most appetizing 214-224 East 22d Street and strengthening quick lunch, solicited xth Aves G “STORES BROOKLYN. - Eres st ‘ La sui 8 UNION sts All the good of whole wheat. Brown and crisp. Special sale to introduce the goods. 5 a package. RiKeER's Dr YORK & sr NEW POSITE THE WALDO RT Buy today for breakfast || Speci als for This Wednesday eee ae tomorrow ! VENILLIN WALNUT chy <P i BON BONS... ... POUND 10c SPECIAL ASSORTEDCH ICO 19¢ LATES (20 kinds) POUND CHOCOLATE COVERED OUND 25¢ FIRE SALE) Of Furniture Manufacturer, 5 PIECES “435 HARD ALMOND bee CATS . Park ¢ 5 S4ES tied : 62555 CORTLAND From the Parker Building Fire. {ho goods are UPHOLSTERY co. “a 29 CORTLANDT SE but slightly slamagel Some are uninjured, but are fae Ot 1 brought 1 a (etlie SieyeaNe pera POW TASSATSR parts of broken suites ught over from our storage —- — PBPOLIE SW. warehouses. Whi 2 our insurance is being a snes we OIEO. offer all of our lots, goods MeNAMARA.— MICHAEL ola WW 1 tinguish ar y dam- not d McNAMARA, Seu dam aged (you cou = a BN ey ceteris 50¢ on the Dollar $l WEEKLY eS IN NIACCOUNT (ORE ST Coates) fete’ Our New Store, 30-32 East 21st Street, ILLIPs po te cu * ion of our $100,000 stock, sam- played on the entire 7th floor of the Parker Building. In most cases the Pieces have just been unpacked from our storage warehouses. All will be sacrificed froin our former exceeding low contains a large por ples of which we di ] Kk and Suffolk (Va.) papers please cony “The One Girl,” the song hit of given the Magazine S¢e of next 4 ae ver Timid oer SBET105 3.10 104 ST. FREDERICK W. EVERS, 30-52 East 21st Streel, Between Broadway and 4th Ave, The cure for the blues—Cascarets. Anmillion boxes go out every month to carry a world of sunshine. Are you geiting your share? Cascarets act as a bowel tonic, not as an irritant. They are vegetable. Their action is natural. Their effect is the same as the effect of some foods. They are gentle; no griping. They are pleasant; no dreading. | They are convenient; no waiting. REMOVAL SALE Competting Us to Sacrifice Our Enormous Stock of FURNITURE, CARPETS, RUGS, DRAPERIES, ETC., AT PRICES REGARDLESS OF COST The Only Cash Price CREDIT HOUSE. One old way was castor oil. ¢ fa Act ll ta ere oe | The effect was to grease the bowels, and for a single si, 9.50 ni aps cha 1 1-95 sa pas | day. Oil never causes the bowel muscles to act. Hike out. = $25 | Other ways were pills, salts and cathartics. The effedt EDS COUCH was the same as pepper has in the nostrils. The AXMINSTER \ stares, Yeas COVERS flooded the bowels with fluid. RUGS Ponta ina" mH | Those fluids were digestive juices. And the waste 6x9, formerly PE | today means a lack tomorrow. Lil $20, - 14.50 1.25 We knew that the method was wrong. That the after-effects only 6x10, former! i weakened the bowels, rok ete IRISH POIN $25, - 17.50 i T But we had no gentic laxatives in the old days. So we waited u : CURTAINS long as we could, then toole a big dose of phy ] * 9x12, formerly | The method today is to take one Cascarct at at $30, - 19.50 New designs, as you need it, Then the bowels are a! value $8, 4.50 Gangeare Cascarets are candy tcblets. but never in bulk. Be sure you get i on every tablet. The price is 50c, 2) } \ Ten Cents per Box } \ ; ae: