The evening world. Newspaper, November 9, 1911, Page 12

— ., Siecle eneenibaeeumanampaaeaee oe . — een OR semen a iene en aes gn EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, idii. STOOO0SAL Pest. |, memset = SS AbbAdd @ || OS Dr. Bickelhaupt tnffering From, made to-day Best Quality, Lowest Prices on Sixth Avenue. = EILL-ADAMSCO. Sixth Ave., 20th to 22d St. iriett Nage treet, wo! Is ho: ‘ alter | iMness, He as Seventy-five | b and for many years bad a estate office at No. 171 Tatrd ave. | 54 | Cold and te No Danger of Tetana C fl John Kavanagh Would Also Lock] the evening World | | Up the Police of Three. |Nov. a that Dr. B. 8 4 hye | Cities. No. 316 Hast One Hun tatormed on thaupt of nd Bixiy= uftering from lock- , "Uv second street wa: He was one of the few surviving man, Jauntllly swing: 1 up to the desk of J8¥ contracted f a pationt he "9 ) members of the Sixty-ninth Regiment was unfounded. Dr. Bickelhaupt ts not at Strike, taxicab driv- pecanse 0 suffering from lockjaw. fering from anything at perfect health. quarrel with the ¢ | At the time the xeport was cireviated taxicabs over the the doctor was getting rid of a eiight the former of “extr cold. This doubtless served as tne ‘ c foundation for the is not suf- M, but is in : WAI cH FORTUNE: + in the Hatlem Pes {heen attending, ‘The infermation came .of civil war days. Te won several i “ve . bent low over tha | from @ source that was conside-rd ce- promotions for ‘cuous Feriice, — aon we t | judee and displaying a collection of act. | Hable. sop sien Oy. Linesin. captain’ in The eo Only Two More Days of hi eo resres’ photographs said he wanted a| Fortunately for Dr. Bickelhaupt and figiy fegiment of Veteran Reserves, \ Loe Financier’s Wealth Shattered |} atrate, COU Panty ai | Cue, Saimiy_ and his ationts, the ropzrt 5 i , the Sale of ; | } $50,000 Worth of Brass and Enamel Beds and Bedding A t 10% to 40% Less Than Regular by Collapse of Banks Afta His Arrest. ee force of New REFRESHING, SATISFYING, INVIGORATING . saying that the | ot him, w they make faces magistrate. deduction,” replied tho of al of public ention by res, reached a with their em. nding @ perman- a FRANK MORA. —§ Representatives, EO ULRIC Hay Willtam Stag LARRY EMRICH, ( New Yor, N.Y. that he was Plo: ) the doctor's st One Hundred and Sixtyssecond street and his office CHICAGO, Nov. 9—Not more than “7 think T'll send you to Bellevue How | © pital to be examined as to your sanity,” | observed the Magistrate, yTe that’s the law, I'm willing,” re-| hours are from 8 to 10 A. M. and 1 to information siven ' ‘tie fling of the i Clearance Sale of Linoleums “a a ekh Stee W, Waieh, Wk Le Blak gd Loe ans meen tS This Fits O'Neill Mometurnishing Store—Second Floor. . and Johré ‘alsh, Mra. L. Blake | he » " 5 And rtunity to fit up litile out of-the way floor a e oung man annoyed by actresses your oppo ’ it up Je ou! ) Baldwin, stra. Babcock and Mias| wae Solicemen te Jenn Seavanaah, $1 50 An spaces, hallways, etc., with small pieces«n which tremendous re- be the sole bene-| firry-thres, son of Dr. F. BE. Kavanagh, : M ductions have been made. couples th f pedagony an br) : er | ensure tntermation conteme tho| Se, Teepe ine chal of dagony at Filter Round- Reinanete and det agtbo former banker's 6t nts, made atthe | pty parents at No. 422 West One Hun- Floor Oi! Cloths, short lengths, 2 to 5 yards, 1,144 and 2 : i F Faucet yards ids rognnty toto etqusre jan ake TBC given to cago a uley, bation * i . q sicociation, when the latter took over | Mrs. Kavanagh, the young” man's REE CLEAR PUA yada MPU ETS A a eT ee eggs the three ‘Palsh banks at the time of | mother, of his plight. Mrs. Kavanagh | the P od ces . Peg iy 10 SOc square yard, at....... vate | ee lire arse maid: tm slad he "e to be committed. C with r u , Inlaid Linoleums, remnants, 2 to 10 square yards in each The Wali fortune, once estimated at | It should have been done long ago, but at, 2 b ot gl. piece, regularly $1.19 to $1.95 squoreyard, at.......... 60.00 T5c . $97,000,00, voas reduced largely by lon) S86 MOUNT |, sda i Me iaaerd i adver fetes Riles ert inenen Teo of lear, if ef the banits, and ip the settiement of | Wevanagh has been employed as an| (eet, Hlousages,, Kever Inflammation of the Every Package of Ee { i the big now referred to Walsh put up| actor. owes, es anda Ghat oe, torn Pure it over $14,00)000 in securities, which he ————>——_— Mohed by taking RADWAT'S PILLS ‘iy "ss oa: ol : { ' Sic Ai'ine time practicaly wiped out| _Peetamnose Caniner One, [eas oe ge Filtrine Discs Ww Opportunities in Upholsteries j his fortune. LI®HON Portugal, Nov. 9—An © 0 | wey teateche Mamaid, ‘imide #0 be J ater ; Attorneys and Walsh's sons intimated | guit of the opposition of the parliamens | atoléet, as the eo that te éaten. cuutributes (ta O'Neill Homefurnishing Stqre—First Floer. ’ the estate would not appraine more than | tary group headed by Antonlo Almolda, | Rarehiod properties for the support of the uatural rlanipeposaenmcingsnsnenccneaty Tapestry Porticres. \ H $125,000, exclusive of the coal and quarry| the Ministry of Premier Chagas re- 25 coats ree At drvaciets or by matt, Filtrine Disc. Costs you | Regular prices, $4.50 to $5.50 per pait. H {business Mionging to the two sons. signed yeaterday RADWAT & Wi. Wow York, One Cent, Purifies 25 Sale Price, 93.00 per pair. = pee en Ee = LE = 5 ‘ fat { ‘ |___Qaltens of Water | _ French Velour Port'eres. \ | ; { au Ree euitea. to $35.00 per pay. 1 = e as ea I a Ss r Ss a Couch Covers, 60 Inches Wide. PY Regular Prices, $2.25, 69.00, 84.50, $5.00. Sale Price, $1.75, $2.50, 93.00, $3.50. Table Oilcloth, 114 Yards Wise. An unusually good assortment of most popalar designs, ia florals and tiles; all first quality goods. Regular Price, 22c per yard. Sale Price, 17c per Yard. Window Shades. 2,000 Opaque and American Holind window shades, cut $6x72 inches, mounted on good strong spring rollers. Opaque. American Hoilaad. Regular, 2c; Sale Price, 17c. Regular Price, $5e, Sale \'tice, We Mountain Spring Filters GIVEN AWAY At all Riker Drug Stores A Kneuper’s Mountain Spring Filter, never sold for less than $1.50 each, is to be given away with. each package of one hundred filtrine discs. The price of the discs is $1.00 per package of one hun- dred and each disc will purify twenty-five gall f water b 1 attaching filter to feaoet. . . we eee Advantages of Kneuper Filter Over Ordinary Filters: Takes up every netiie anal ! Suppose You Were a Miller, Madam— And you bought choice wheat— Ask Anybody Who's Attended And They'll Tell You : That the Great Sale of Men’s& Boys’ Clothing Now In Progress article of suspended matter. Does not have to be cleaned. Simply take SS ie. out the soiled disc and one—the wor' aluialy can ay | 4 Then washed and brushed and - Xo pial umpende mater cant Cgsach'e Rtoe "When tie i ees AH Is the Best Sale Yet : vith dirt the w-ter stops running and the dise musi be changed | Fi F ECONOMY-—One discaworih one cont will purify 49 cullons of water. | [ y } scoured it— Water Expert for New York City, John C.! the Knouper Filter in this hotel for purifying Croton T wo ays L eft Sparks, writes in part: A water, and it invariably gives us exccilent results.” | | i = “The diffusion of erms through the filtering material | | | ene 5 cannot take place in the Kneuper Filter. No other giter|Y@mes Russell Curley, Secretary and Treas- }| ee Then grounid it 20 times, through _ Se a ae St. Regia, W. va aqMt@t Culley Cutlery Cow NY. writes: |! Time You Were Thinking of 20 rolls aie esa C. Jurgensen, writes: “lotiurecanient "but ol ir unpaatsticncas astally sachs That Thanksgiving Feast “T take great pleasure in advising you we have used| disagreeable feature of city water.” . . of Finest { : Also Endorsed by Prominent Physicians and Boards of Health Grocery Offerings Quality 1 4 ‘ wai Good for Then and Now Then sifted the flour 10 times Mait Orders Filled at 23d St. & 6th Ave. Store ‘Phone £200 Chelsea, O'Neill Main Siare—dtasemeut, Moll Orders Filled, We reserve the vicht to limi! quontities. through silk, so that none but the cn nate eee Cc tg ETT A COLLOID OSS CIA TKER DRUGSTORES pound sealed| aro selling. thie tins: whole,| size fruit for N Comino Go'dMedal Surcty ; am gh— ie rere , — Sugar Flour | Coffee | Ce came throu You Are SAFE When You Buy at Riker’ ah rahte Je al Both. Ne 9S d iH soya Beat; {UP ih ones) gue seompetigors | All this without added price. anulated oF| dur'pAte fess: Pr) Suppose you did that. Would you he Breen. & Delicatessen Department rieon Olives, OF |folled Ham—Armour’s Star Brand; Olives. finest quality produced; whole, per thie lt., a6c. consider a housewife fair to herself if she failed to get that flour? . chipped.s sees ee Miscellancous Blyn Shoes Are Popular Favorites —and they ought to be! There are no hit-or-miss ideas shown in the Ten Blyn Best Stores. Every Blyn design is created That's what we do with Gold Medal—and more. We even run a test kitchen, where we bake up samples of each day’s run. i H by skilled shoe designers—part of this or- | 4 pak AEE every sack ganization of life-long shoemakers—-who H ch sunienmen te tapessttel of Gold know how shoes should be made to sat- i iil rm isfy both eye and purse. The great Fall and Winter stocks speak in terms you can better understand than words—they will convince you that there are no limits to our ability to produce ‘OUR Smart Styles at the Right Prices Butter Rice CHILDREN’S For People With a Desire to Save Fineet Fresh|Einest Quality WASHBURN-GROSBY'S _a We Are Sole Agents in New York City fre mn “able oe for the Style Comfort An cosy, ta first wearing: Train the child's foot in early A fe intended it should be Cramping the tender TEN BEST STORES—SHOES IN EVERY GRADE soles twisting the litle toes Tends t i ort of # serious sort-— even to injury to health, EAST SIDE BROOKLYN STORES The Blyn-Plan Nature Shoe 3d Ave. and 122d St. ntifically correct foot cover- (toring. ipatant relict to Arnal Park Ave. and Ellery St. itt! faving He yo i WEST SIDE Fulton St., Opp. A. & S. , ‘owing room and e 4 IE f fire exacting taste demand ih Sees 6th Ave. and 27th St. Biway, near Greene Ave. ; Prices, $1.75 to $2.50 Bowery nose Broome 8th Ave., 39th and 40th Sts, FACTORIES = == : 222-224 Woot 125th St. S11 to S19 Bost T2aSt. You can get that flour from any grocer if you'll only paneuihen Don’t merely say “flour.” ay pkgs, Be, Clive, vkes,, a Go.0 Meoar FLoUe according to sises, sacs ee