The evening world. Newspaper, October 11, 1911, Page 15

m Te RE, TR a Dil atte ieee sen ore ene gee THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1911, FLOOEY ! He Doesn't Meke Much of oa Hit With the Brooklyn Fans, heer oui, WAND (TO He aves.) (a> “TANK You ) NEVER MIND THE ROOTING.) ye Hs" INS IN MY BEAN, ste {BETTER Go | | YOU BOOK, The ATTEND | a f.) EGAPHONE ? wert, a va ROTTING | TO TWAT PART OF rT} fat AH HERE COMES “THE My pifortonkel OVER to alien eo | CHAMPIONS, SOME CLASS 7 . ph ; ‘ coe LW Te DOAY AND THOME GUYS | Mv Bhz ‘You CAN Meee bP RR De i. 7 + AWFUL Racker sont (anda dl CMU Jatabg - d+ THESE THINGS i wily E15 VERY + wnat HED CAC } Y [Reco tats Ka (Breesonat J yim Af, Veo 7 i. 7) ‘oe took = = Be Vette Ba ( fi LY, © SP a COS py N we Cone whey wnasies Se . PIMLICO ENTRIES. PIMLICO RACK TRAC M! O}1LThe entries for to-morrow ON 45-YARD RUN. semaines Speetat Lord & Taylor. Founded 1826 harked with t x Springman once had e¢ ty The Bventng World ) livering and iL Without | Yor of the Unites os Thursday, Friday and Saturday October 12th, 18th and 14th Men’s Shoes “Spectal” to suit the “Four Hun Smart Walking Dress and Storm Boots -*' , dred”-- my prices to Tan Cresco and Russia Calf. . suit the Four Million, Black Russia and Wax Calf... Moe Levy and Patent Leather.........ee0.0--- 1$3. 95 $5.00 and $6.00 Values Princeton’s Goal Line Crossed | First Time This Season— |} Penfield Missed Goal, (Goose n), third. Time—t61 2 , Aviator and Dr THE LINE-UP, Place: $2.70 show 6; $20 sow; Miss (My Only Btore) 119-125 Walker St., New York Nplling: two-rearolte: fixe Heine Mart, 101 the fact that we far from ideal Princeton and 1 fron laurels this sizzling rain had be We. call special attention te “The Cordwainer”’ from fleld, — — i “UNCLE SAM RAIDS LAUNDRY A | IN A HUNT FOR OPIUM. Wy alt ay, to be HUNT” ; - A smart boot for men. Light weight, flexible tan ueus ; cone] Officials Find Thirty Cans Prepared eh, fi. ri ta wove “NJ D po 50 WwW kK and waterproof. Will outwear all others tent. Smoking in Wes i obi [10;; Magazine furlongs Y pine Lehigh team ts not as heavs ites for Sm a Sr t Thirtieth bern i uy 0 e Sit Cc a ee $4.85 and $5.85 mann. resents ot liannee y plant ot Won op a Son The Cordwainer Correction Boot r’ quartes two Als former Lehigh Four Leather $ Dining Chairs, three) The seat and back are of real leather with By "| frames of quartered oak. Notice the shaped || legs and claw feet. Strong and well finished. iso ra Comfortable, Substantial and Handvunning, 40° Handsome Armchairs to Match, eentisnen $7.50 Griffin Defeats Hefte °| ,PHILABDLPHT Make up the set any way you want— ]Grimn of ienatn one or two armchairs and one to eight Inan of West PI sone ¢ 0 cha a 1e elg) ows Who like to side chairs at $4 each, Sideboards, Tables, Servers, China Jf - | Closets, etc., and all things to goon them &J Made in two distinct types. If you have trouble with your feet see our special fitter for this boot $0.85 Land a cor e . Wong ironing As et to the Fer danwe Kip Made Wite A “wote Hear, | 0" t. 6, left his | thir Prin third p perately. The Special Items for Men ~- Reveille Razors Highest quality. Every razor warranted phy perfect, Usually sold at our special ¢ 88¢-~ thelr goal line eros the Orange and Black line and forwards began opening up big hole for Pendleton and Sawye through thar qutc beaind the ap a ' Douglas RE ea ilna isle nents ak ‘alls * and in them, except the things to eat. price of $1.45, For this sale..+.»+e9 00 d Site Timtors kicked off to. Pe -| Pay $1 Fortnightly or $2 Monthly, if more cone Toilets iis price Bruskig, yards. ange Py , . © Bbc Pri % U yf ae ieee senha ae venient. Collector sent if requested, 10¢] snabber Bet” r Princeton attompie forwar'l fan fondrikiane Sample Tine Shaving which was bic n'provess was de- Every Thing Every Room , 10c | Sample Tine Shaving oot a zl ad 15c! Military Brus! #8 | Creme Eleto, . szeenee. 600 25c | Wits & Coins Soap (8 cakes) Military Braces fle a 08" SR ed the ton i H Military Brashes 4 a le} Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Oilcloths, Etc., | evittaiceniiace telcabesl tell ete panei pused for ho i, DOK, ssssvecsecerceverenees88¢ 100} Tooth Broshes #f the rest of the ly a ing match and n, the bal ’ | Wen iy aT hee Newb: . ee Kitchenware, Ete. | Yseobel Austtotr pal.....Qhe]Rewbeele acti ta Da Coke's Dandruff Cure, small Coke's Dandruff Cure, large. .. ie | Poayuan Cream, Pompeian Cream, large. cee ee .68e Low Prices Marked in Plain Figures OnEvery Thing in Every Department. No “Free” Gifts and No High Prices Broadway & 20th St; 5th Ave.; 19th St? _ Saleamen to show the goods, but the goods sell themselvea Beore-—Princeton, 0, Lehigh, t. Two Important School Contests To-Morrow —— ne hands of St. Paul's Sthool, ex: | Will Celebrate Columbus pay|!* a unter iw anticipated. by Games at Saratoga Park |" and Commercial Field. B Curtains, Lamps, Clocks, Stoves, | Acres of Floor Space Open Saturday Evenings! $50 worth for 75c a week $100 $1.50 + $200 “ “ $2.50 “ “ $1,000 « * $12.50 « Payable by the month if more convenient, 1 Hughes fc rel and Dingwall for Manual and tt and Belamd Hotel Belmont We will open anaccount for any amounton proportionate terms.No limit, small or large. 10°; Discount if You Prefer to Pay Cash Te-morrow, Columbus Day, will be celebrated by the Hi T the day’s end, when body and brain feel the need of a refreshing, strengthening tonic, try a little it Ralp fifth roun cial Senos! of Commerce of Man an i Oavatnivs : im Hy Bhcesn . : Boye’ High of Brooklyn hook up in ths, Nat s—the oldest, purest whiskey in lo satra ohare of day hind Win purchase of 0100, EXRCOTIRCETEETEN with a Purchase of one, America, It rejuvenates and invigorates; it is delicious- ly redolent of sunny fields of choicest rye; its rich, mellow flavor brings keen enjoyment; it has an exclusive taste produced by our scien- tific blending of the very best ryes aged in wood, Its unvarying purity makes it the safest and most efficient whiskey for home use in cases of sudden need, f yo actly Tanah eta eae fre prompuly suppiea, STEWART DISTILLING Co. fires big interborough scholastic gridiron yG"\\.., struggle of the season f Last year the luc forwerd pass gave © touchdown and the gai pretty a struggle os w \ pehoolboy xridiron all season, ‘The before last the two schools fough out to a score of 0 to 0, On paper this year the 1 seems to have tho as they have eight vete ‘eum, whereas Boys’ High, their captain, has an entirely new team, | The Commerce team 1s confident of | victory in to-morrow's game, as loys’ High failed to make any kind of a! showing against Stamford High School | their opening game. ‘The other game to-morrow will be be- | twean Commercial High and Manual | . Training, and a red hot struggle 1s ex- Pected, The Albany avenue lads are | canine, cheatin of Jubilant over their victory of last Sat- k bday urday against Flushing and expect to | MIT HELL THE TAILOR Philadelphia New York Baltimore repeat against the Gold and Blue FROM BOSTON wo : "Elanuay feline dug stipe of the de 40TH ST. AND BROADWAY é ; 3 eal a Cowperthwait@ Sons Fea(3a0 TISMITHS! THREL BLOCKS FROM ESTABLISHED 1807 ’ . = = = Results of Yesterday's Games, Brooklyn, ¥: New York, 1, Ten innings. 7 FULTON ST. Park Row @ Chatham Sq. What You Lost Yesterday GO 9 SS Ear Sew You Will Find To-Day 2212 to 2224 Third Avenue (Comer 121st ot.) if you used a ‘‘Lost and Found’® Adv. in the World this morning, 4