The evening world. Newspaper, October 20, 1911, Page 17

_ THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1911. Ferguson in her tent together, Graham Cal, where the plaintiff spent the | we had hie arm around her. «pring of 1997, | EVIDENCE DROVE JUDGR TO Mise TAYLOR'S NAME AGAIN irve when! | "yea; tm going for @ tong ttm 124 | about her atiment. Tt may be that the them, ~ | Mr & fato he Me, Buloide of a favor’ ourin Of here is i - | Halfian heur later Mee, Mareee hear@} B n County, w Jersey, hes a tot in the Mount home. She coted| weighed heavily on her mind, Thie halt way | ‘The Care of the Bathrose In the bathroom the eloest requilew | constant attention and frequent, thor- PLAINTIFF ENDS CHAMBERS. Fred B. G. Reed, @ third guide, told the story that drove Judge Curtis to Reed was employed at Camp 1909 and was one of the who made occasional trips to lished that fall, TESTIMONY IN ton? Reed was asked. | “They acted queer together,” he re- piled. Q. What do you mean by “queer?” A. There was talking going on between Guides Tell of Goings: On in jthem all the time, lways Walted the Maine Camp of ‘on her first at the table too. iSONS, | Reed's story included an account of Ferg re * | the finding of a handkerchief one morn- ing that seemed to him conclusive evi- dence of the whereabouts of Graham DEFENDANT TO TESTIFY, | ana stra, Ferguson the night before. 1 he The 4 of this incident filled n \ PE ie pages ne record, and were of such Rink H Yésterday’s Evid | ature that Judge Curtie withhold ésfe' Ce |them from open court, wifiilevtes creat With the testimony of Walter J. Ride- Jout of Dover the plaintiff succeeded for the first time in showing that Mrs. Ferguson had patd at least a part of the other camp “Did you see any evidence of fami. N's wife. arity betwoen Graham and Mrs, Fergu- — OR ifi Julige Hears It in jam] the expenses of Graham's education, Chambers. Ridéout, then @ college student, went to ones Frances !n 1910 as @ tutor for the woodsman. BRIDGEPORT, Cong., Ort. berthed With this testimony the plaintift of camp iife in Wafss, as {t was ied by! rested and the defense made the formal motion for a non-euit. This was Mre Emilio Carstairs Fergusen 8nd Genieg: and the defense offered a batch George T. Graham, her psychic guide, | of depositions from Santa Barbara, took up atmosti:@ie entire hearing of | Walton Ferguagais suit: for divorce in| the Superior Court here to-day. Most E the Superior Court yesterday. Most of these, tales were in depositions from other and some of them were of CZEMA ON HEAD sarc ese?) COMPLETELY CURED | Frankness of speech is frowned upon) West Philadelphia Woman ecticut courts, and in this Tells How It Was Ac- . ht ppon statutory grounds, “no testimony heard op complished. tl been related p oor Nap ae So many people fo hrough life trou- tiff" ‘case was completed | bled with eczema of some sort or other, fi the afternoon and a beginning was and the disease loathsome, that we @ade upon hire. Ferguson's, Then an all to read following letter as a adjournment was taken until next Wed- |b it to themselves and their friend nesday morning, when Mrs. Ferguson! “Resinol Ointment and Soap complete will take the stand on the resumption, |ly cured me of Eczema of the head in ‘He: defense willy be, 1t 1s understood, | about three wee Have recommended found in Graham sympathy | them to several friends, who have found at them excellent arti for all skin erup- relations with the wo an tions. I shall cor © tosrecommend Her er IM, asking | them wherever pos: a divorce on the grounds matic I cruelty, will be argued with her de- fense. in 1910 when Mrs, Ferguson and Gra- |? ham had most to do with each other, | tron her husband aliewes.. Owéns seemed to! thiss,was @o.' br xamination Owens admitt: ‘eet beef discharged ay Por 1s a's ov est of years. oka veadied Sade ti npossible to find a ph ‘aiesots!'things the had seen.” j roty'"thing ‘amp {does not both use it and PREPES Brenar aise a wulde at Camp All kinds of skin irritations, Frances. followed his brother Albert. | | “During the season of 1910," he was asked, “were there any further @ences of familiarity between Graham and Mrs, Ferguson?” “Well, I should say there were.” he replied. | Oint m Q. What, for instance? A. Well, one tirsitation @ay, when I went to call the men to) Sample dinner—that was Gra work, but’ heading he wa: ound—T fauhd him and ¢ The food you eat is worse than worthless if your digestive organs are out of ‘order. | Instead of properly nourishing, it will clog | and poison the system, | » Your blood will be poor and impure and your nervous system | thoroughly run down. 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Mount, @ cousin killed herself much the eame way my Mr, Mount was asked the name of he coust “Emu | cousin killed herself shootin | “T belleve there is something wrong! Register to-day. Mogistration booths open at 7 A, M. and close 1868—Established 43 Years—1911 inl We Give and Redeem ‘J Pm Full Stamp Books Worth jag) 6 SURETY STAMPS Ell | ant $2.50 in Merchandise wite did.” flush freely. Put into the bowl closet @ handful of Gold Dust Ho said: efuse to tell that. This ok ago by She too was in bad health.’ | can be ved on ind seven years and had pros — | add Bees] B. wash under the flushing parte inside and out. ir denote ay Ye iA ring, bt @ fow drops ac! Last Day of the Special Sale of Men’s Furnishings Including Men's Pajamas Men's Underwear Men's Hose Men's Gloves Men's Shirts Men's Vests Men's Robes Men's Shoes Men's Rain Coats Men's Sweaters Prices Run to 14 Regular This Sale of Men’s Apparel Stands Absolutely Unequalled for the Values Offered at $10, $12, and $15 “The Wear Is There” ‘O'Netll Mala Store Second Floor. Men's $15 Suits and Overcoats at $10 “The Wear Is There’’ We want every man who intended paying 815 for his winter suit or overcoat to take a look at these at $10. We're sure of his verdict. Included in this lot are plain blue, new novelty cheviots, fancy mixtures and stripes. You can't confuse for a moment these with or- dinary #10 suits or overcoats, There's no comparison, They $10 aro extremely good $15 auits and overcoats, at orily The workmanship, linings aad trimmings are all that the most par- ticular man could desire. Men’s Overcoats and Suits, $12 “The Wear Is There” In quality, style and workmanship you can't’ match these garments anywhere under $18, Every suit and overcoat is thoroughly tailored, strictly all-wool, the Men's Suits and Overcoats, $15 “The Wear Is There” These men's suits and overcoats will ‘interest every man who is used to paying §20 and $22.50 for his clothes, They're in the snappy new model for fall and winter wear, and embrace every new fabric, design $1 5 and colorings, at........ Here Is Where You Secure Best Values in Boys’ Clothing O'Neil Main Mtore—Hecond Moor. By miasinig comipatigons we feel sure that we are giving the highest quality in fabric and tailoring at the lowest prices in New York. Swell Little Suits & Overcoats In blue and fancy mixtures, full of character; with some of the all wool suits we give two pairs of kuickerbockers, at ". $4.98 Boys’ Combination Suits with double breasted or Nortel coats we pairs a knickerbockers, jure all wool tweeds, sizes 7 to 18 years, Worth 06, at only.” $3.95 Boys’ Overcoat: 95 you will find Boys’ Pants ipecial for to-morrow we offer 8 big lot of trousers, well 0 the littlest detail, o 9c Boys’ 45 Blouses at 39c. the low price . 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