The evening world. Newspaper, October 16, 1911, Page 5

‘ ‘ THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1911. oe isl; ee me Si DON Pagenmetes aR VINE BA AD A td ATER th HELD AS ROBBER FOUGHT SH eeventeen got into her, Then the other! MO COnnEeTION wire ANY OTHER @TORE moh ssctts su Ul TComptimentarye™] GREENHUT-SIR@LL COOPER @ [ve Give 30,000 ON PAL’ ADE i SEVEN DAY A ID cine and ot inthe bows Stamps Free , to Charity line and got in the boat. BOTH SIDES OF 6*AVE N CAR, 5 M thing with us'ln the wey of sroviate eer CRRAHRUT Button. Premio "Su ' LOINt . J.B.GR UTPres ease STS.NEWYORK. sitome shall reeutve pares Parlor, Third Floor. Only 100 Free Stamps Good in Any One Book YOU NOTUING TO VOTE vit pacticulars at Charity, Vortng B MAIN Building, Fourth Floor, Hats Trimmed Free MAIN BUILDING — Untoward Trade Conditions Bring These Tailor-made Suits To You At These Low Prices ELDOM, if ever before, at this season of the year, have you had an opportunity to buy stricily high-class, handsomely tailored Fall and Winter suits at tle prices we quote for tomorrow's selling. Untoward trade conditions contribute to the Price-lowering cause. Indian Summer is not conducive to lively tailor-made suit selling Many manufacturers have felt the cflects of the prolonged warm weather. Stocks were piling up and the manufacturers had to have an outlet at any sacrifice. the fire. Being Irish, 1 never had any Ae overburdening love for a-Scotch name, | nthe ere but I am ready to drink the health of Prank Hart Makes Desperate |30,000 Cases of Naphtha] any day in the year. ‘She picked us uy Dash for Liberty, but Is | Aboard Big Lyndhurst Them | stem wa" were minped'to Liverpot | th. Quickly Overpowered. Blew Vessel Into Wreck. | trang AM wing, ity evmour and iocpintaild, |otun and treated ws Ane on MTFC) FOUR MEN IN HOLD-UP.|CREW OF 30 ESCAPED, |toa the ship's crew to give on aman | we wanted. I landed here broke, but I nega tae 53 [Ti get that tovday, Ue 1 me and One Who Was Shot With}Seaman Foley Tells Thrilling) “Not 4 soul was hurt in the exptoston. | A Chinese toy dog was blown up, the Bullet Intended for Con- | Story of Disaster Off ship's cat got frightened and jumped pd the bee = a@ pig and some fowl! A . . bat vere roasted. But/those were th . ductor Prisoner in Hospital. South African Coast. fires altion,”” es Frank Hart of No. 460 West Twenty-} Walter James Fo! recently @ son-| Makes a Bad Couzh Vanish Ath street, this city, under al ner in Uncle Sam's y, borrowed cat- | charged with having been concerned in| fare to<day when the Atlantic transport Quickly--or Money Back @n attempt last night to hold up 4| liner Minnewaska reached port so he Palisades trolley car, tried to-day t| could go to No, % Broadway and get tamer break away from Policeman Van Keu-| £46 pounds due to him for service on ren, to whom he was chained on a car|the wrecked bark Lyndhurst. While he bound for Hackensack. In hie break for! walted for his car the able seaman told liberty Hart pulled the Policeman from| how he and Robert Seymour, the only] You have nover anes ican his seat and along the floor of the car. other American in the crew of thirty, | takes hold of a bad and conquers it The fight lasted five minutes. Mon|escaped from the burning four-master iintatluridee uae Mareiuaite Seine tne and women left the car by the nearest {Of the Standard Oll fleet whon she | most obstinate, deep-seated cough it 24 door, yelling with fright. Van Keu! aught fire off the African coast, hours, Guaranteed to wve prompt. and With the ald of the motorman, at last| AUS: 4. , Leif ey ell tla he derail | verpowered the prisoner, Hart is now| Foley was one of the turret men on) "EncstL, anectat and highly concen: fn the Hackensack jail, There is an-|the Alabama until an explosion blew) trated compound of Norway White Pine other man under arrest in the Engie-| of two of his fingers and he wasn't /extract, rich in guaiacol ant other healing | Wood Hospital. He is F any more use behind the big gun. Then | Pine elements. A 50 Jersey City Helgnts, He y | he retired to the merchant service. Here tenedy: rere unc @ bullet meant for the conduc is the sallorman’s tale of the sea: of $8. simply Bie, Baie ‘Hart was caught by Policeman Dalton| “Our vessel was of 2,00 tons and We) syrup of strained honey. in a pint bottle, @ariy to-day on y car. He, had 30,000 cases of naphtha. Going down | and tt in ready for use. Eastly prepared in ercaped and w. aptured after ajthe African coast, I fell sick and they| minutes—directions In package. running ‘ght the woods, He|put me off at Durban. I got well and| Children like Pines Cough Syrup—it | was turning te shoot Dalton when the| shipped on the Radiant, which was] tastes good, and ts » prompt, sate remedy Policeman knocked him senseless with | Wrecked, and I was again left at Dur- jd feet oh and is sllghtly Iaxat @ blow on ‘ne «ide of the head with ajban. Then along came the Lyndhurst} tyres, A handy The Quickest, Surest Cough Remedy You fiver Used. Family Supply for 50c. | Saves You ®2, bottle makes a} the best cough | , ata saving revolver barrel. again and I went back to her. hoarseness, asth Dalton had been out alt night with] “We were going into Port Eltaabeth | unusually twenty-five others hunting for the when the ship struck on Bird Island. troubles, 1 in more Nighwaymen, He started from Fort| They towed us in and we got right and|U- &. and Canada thaa any 5 o'clock to go to Palisade | salled for Cape Town. We were M1 on which the hold-up had | miles from Cape Town, out to sea, when ne car Was stopped at the| fire broke out in the hold. You know] the gecond station out of Fort Lee, in the| that 30,00) cases of naphtha make no| teed to «iv ‘ ‘woods, by Hart, whc uld aot enter un-| asbestos cargo in a case like that, The|refundod, Cert! ti) he had looked ail the passengers|#ea was running rough and we fought| "rapped in each over suspictousiy. Dalton was not ta|the fire for seven days. The hatches|ha* Pines or wll uniform. Hart took a seat n »| were battened down and we tried to|jeq, @oor and Dal..u walked over an flood the hold. to him: “Then, on Aug. 24 there came an “IT guess I want you, don't 1%” explosion. The main hatch was lifted Ld RECAPTURED AFTEH A CHASE|"P to the main (gallant mast, Most ANO PiaHT IN WOODS: of the men were forward and they were 1 not hurt. The sea was running high. The man attempted to jump out of thelwe put over the starboard boat and SNS oor, but Dalton caught him and alighted FF with his prisoner to take a car back to | ==——=——=== vahemeniabseaea | et (d \\ \ | | wlll get Mt for you, It x Co, Ft Wayne, | ’ 8¢0_Women’s Fall and Winter Tailor-made Suits $ $ That Were Made to Sell as High as $35, at ...... 3 and ‘ Our tailor-made suit business has been so satisfactory that we were in a position to take advantage of every money-saving proposition that was made to us by suit manufacturers seeking relief, and this remarkably low-priced sale is the result. Several of New Ycrk’s foremost manufacturers contribute to this sale—firms that have achieved an international reputation for high-class, fashionable tailor-made suits. The Styles—Models that delineate in a masterful manner | The Materials—Fashion’s favorite fabrics enter into the making ———“ee Fashion's very latest style-trend as conceived by different ——_——— of these suits—materials that are absolutely reliable, in designers of note, uinong which we enumerate: rt A all wanted colors; also black. Plain-tailored suits, embroidered suits and braid-trimmed suits, em- Chiffon broadcloth—soft and lustrous, thoroughly sponged and shrunken; bodying all those new and approved style-features that merk the pronounced styles of the |, serviceable storm serges, the new and fashionable French serges and vheviots, that are so dressy, season—the sailor collar and wide, novelty revers, eribellished in a manner that stamps them and the new mannish materials that lend theinselves so admirably to the tailor-made auit styles with that exclusive indi lity that belongs to high-grede suits alone, Suits that represent the of the day. But of course you must SEE these materials in order to appreciate their beauty. nearest appresch to made-to-measure suits that is possible in ready-for-service garments. With us, the fabric is an important consideration, Coats have guara:teed satin linings. Fort Lee. Hart twisted away from him | were cursing and fighting among them- and ran into the woods. Dalton was able | selves in their panic. to catch up becnuse his ian was break-| Residents of Palisade say that the) ine a way for iim through the under-}raid is the result of the Influence of brush and Dalton fired two] Pailsades Park, the summer amusement shots in the alr, ey seemed to make | resort, against which they have been Hart travel faster After about a hun- Ing for years. All sorts of tough dred yards Hart turned and began tug ple are acted to the park and ging at a revolver in his hip pocket. Dal-|are tempted by the prosperous appear- ton promptly knocked him over and then/ance of the homes and people and the dragged him back to the t excellent opportunities for crooked work Farller tn the 1 to come back In the winter and make vested anothe use of th mation, asleep Ina d ¥ wee Ville | Hart had nary examination | Magee ‘i fore Justice J. H. Mannix in Fort age. The + “ art said that he had gone over " w York to visit a woman of Morsemere and that he carried a revol- | take the large |Vver habitually; he that he kept | too big for t Lee to try thelone exploded cartridge tn the weapon had lost lis hat car, Dalton hatted persor robber's hat on nim. Wut he met Chief {all the time tn order to prevent an ac- 1-4 Carat, $10 The Workmanship It’s the workmanship that gives character to the modeling, shape-retaining attributes, correct lines, and of Police Kerwein, who 1s also $ ae DiS AreR THe ARIE On a 1-2 “ 20 ———eneeen ment $<Makes perfect fitting possible. We direct your special attention to the tailoring of these suits and to the linings. With us, the ies io ie etaceae ioeen | DRE gave him In making Bq inside of the suit-—the part ycu do not sec—receives as much attention as the outside. That is why they hold their shape and look so well to the very end. f “| He eld for x ail ‘irat Floor. Kerwela said the n't look ch. ree of carrying concealed weapons, 1 “ (MAIN Building, First Floor.) Eis tios ah The conductor and motorman could ‘AIN BUILDING h « n identify t as one of th 7 ‘ JTL, . fer aeveral on the car. tity sengers in the en, It was bo stood on the res conductor, Max Eighth s car war parsing Ce’ the last hous of pe Vat Annual Sale of Our Four Months —— | Surprised to Find a st Y Real Kidney Remedy, ri I was ailing for four yea: fa good pert of the tim mmended to me by rding to directions printed He and to few | Guaranteed Silk Petticoats . A Celebrated Bargain Event A SALE that comes but once a year and is recognized throug!:out New York and suburbs as the most auspicious silk petticoat buying occasion of the entire year—a time when guaran- teed silk petticoats are sold at a price that attracts the entire shopping world. If you have never attended one of these yearly events, come and learn for the first time what we mean when we Pronounce this sale as an unmotchable value-giving event. Many reputable silk petticoat manufacturers in this country enter into this sale--go into it with a competitive spirit, each trying to outdo the other in value-giving. Ourimmense silk petticoat business spurs them to rivalry, and by acquitting themselves with value-giving honors they insure future business. Come, by all means—you'll marvel at the enthusiastic buying; enjoy seeing the newest of the new styles, and, above all, appreciate the exceptional values. And all of this admiration will be doubly empha- sized when you know that each silk petticoat bears a guarantee tag that will serve as our bond that should any petticoat you select crack or split within four months, providing they have not been altered and that the bottom is not worn, we will give you a new petticoat. This guarantee, together with the low prices, makes this sale the best petticoat buying opportunity known to New York City. $9.95 for Guaranteed Silk Petticoats:- $ 4:8 for Guaranteed Silk Petticoats:— ) was bad off \y “Throw up your h i WOUNDED BY OBULLET IN. TENDED FOR CONDUCTOR, = | tie Sonntag turntd and four CHARLES A. 1 Diamonds, Watches, dewelry, 180 Broadway New York util GP. M., Saturdays Ineluded, to stop Ul kicking and nail. !, WARNER, Notary Public. | of the woods io yell | Ketter ton | d kill anybody who |, Dr. Klimer& Co, aa RA anyhody WhO) | Ali ehamlan: espe ny) | Prove What Swamp-Reot Will Co For You | pel MO and Saturday By ‘gs Until 10 hates | : ‘ lar + $75 | WRITE FOR OUR ‘ ,{ Sead to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bingham | 3 Rooms $75 Hae ne te Pe sample bottie, At will 4 Furcished, at $65 | NW caTALoG. | ‘one. You will also receive 5 Complete, $225 | MAILED FREB. valuable information, telling) WE PAY FREIGHT AND RAILROAD FARE He ts in a serious condition all about the kidneys and bladder, We Allow on AIL 10% » the passengers int writing, be sure and mentio Cash Purchases Said erty hing World. Regular fifty-cent and one- were calling on men to save the | dollar size bottles Gor sale at all drug EF tried to follow Sonntag, who Public Service Corp © had in his saved $40 of the He took the . from he was sent to the wood, hospital. A petticoat which this or any other house Dainty and elaborate effects that typify would sellin the regular way for $4; so you can regal silk per pat Deauty, Those perfect-ritting With see the saving ut u glance. And we add to this a Ritlog cow, ee ein! QORIEIDUIS. $2) TANS SR LARS BOA i 5; Wai four months’ guarantee, Taffeta petticoats in black and all tting gown. Petticoats su yee pave never sere sold in s. Every colors; with deep, tailored flounces. And you can depend upon 1 80 YON 6 ge the va n either @ fine, soft tal CSE COLUMBUS AVE BET.103 8 1O4ST Bterrer mamas jt that we have to be very particular in choosing the silk in aff Silken 8 Ene, sere tarts u der to be able to put a guarantee tag on each petticoat sein in The al esibis col " SUBWAY STA. order Pp & J Ps ec est possible color Ketones T ne Bock sway chase \ The large assortment and beautiful colors will make choosing variety of models in cluster-tucked, accordeon-plaited oF a sheer delight. lored flounces. , rT maa! ' } a | OPENS AN FREE IRAN PIDs: FURNITURE Lit ges ws for Guaranteed Silk Petticoats: — 5 for Jersey-Top Silk Petticoats: — a A handsome gathering of these beautiful and effective petticoats. <. In order ¢ > a complete assortment we inctude in this ather ; i aN Witho hs’ puarantee they would be unusual value, because top petticoats with sitk flounces. Because of USERS gg Gn GUT TERMS oo TusBRass ry] ur LiberalTerims Without ou fous manihe,euaranen, ie) ver bigegrade ities seat Ne gt . fiany women prefer ful lustrous me is character would not be complete withouc a special value ne, in black, changeable and all the wanted new shades, including 5 $3.00 Down on $50.00 BED FREE 80 Down te 500 = 75,00 $50 Worth i? Down.s4.W kiy y ¢ 3 i : eure placing these Jersey-top pe s on sale at ic il ci $io0 Prary Ry wry King's blue, @ ald. saronatlon purple and Ameri Beauty; also all the dainty and mls a ven pe in, f ytop fp Asante a eale as 8 price that will create a 750 1 Wi jesira ening shade oa 3 A ce r . Silk Potti Ps 10.00 * | ay 150 “ “ $ for Guaranteed, Exira Size Silk Petticoats:— $ OO for Guaranteed, ra-Size Silk Petticoats:— x i RM) «6200 o =< iaily designed for stout figures. Black and a full range of oh Anew design thati omfortable and shapely; a wide and varied 15.00 “* (i ‘ colors in taffeta; effective designs in tailored-flounce models, Petticoats that assortment oF styles i and chengeab.e colors. Petticoats that usually 25.00 “* H ki ‘hall : 300“ “ you will ould be good value at $5 \ sell for $7.50. . APARTMENTS FURNISHED Value $15” “ “ mplete from 49.88 te 500.00 With Every Parchsse 0 7 & 400 40 etek ISHER BROS meeal20West232 St} NEAR’'G™ AVE er The Guarantee Ticket, which you will find attached to the Petticoat you purchase, must be carefully preserved, as no claim will, be allowed unless the Guarantee Ticket is presented at the time the claim is made, (MAIN Bullding—Firat Floor.) jouble ago Green Trading Stamps With Purchases Made Before 12 o’Clock COLUMBUS. AVE BET:IO3°? & 1OO™ST