The evening world. Newspaper, November 27, 1911, Page 13

— emg my mas tn Massachu weighed 30 pounds. | News Oddities down the rallroad station h Ctieet Newstoy Goce to Church o. After 50 Ye George BM. Ward, the oldes' newsboy ta Mew England, who has just passed Bis seventy-third birthday, went to n, yesterday ten Bo first ame in Atty yoars. He on- Seve the service eo much that he will be @ segular attendant hereafter, Bag State's Tallest Man Killed by Fall Of Horse, wixty-five, tallest tte, Is dead at the etmped in Middletown, C Benjamin Ames, Yan, Mass., City Hospital of heart fail- wre as the result of « fall from a horse. ‘Be was nearly seven feet in height and He leaves four George W. Carney, seventy-two years 4, of Chicago, 1s painting the roof @@ the Normal School for the fourth time in twenty-five years. He ts as nimble and strong as in his younger days, and has been painting houses since he was thirteen. Wanted to Perfect Invention tn Prison—It’s an Acroplane, & convict in Sing Sing sent for War- gm Kennedy and told him he would like to have permission to perfect an 1 imvention in the prison. “Ets an aeroplane,” he warden Kennedy ilkes to encourage | ? talus, but he decided there'd be no Avg about Sing Sing. Tate Man's Internat “We Are on the Wrong Side. fn X-ray showed that all of Charle shuppel’s vital organs were on the | tong side of his body. He Is window | a asher at an Ann Hart He has refused large inios. by Cook Boats a Class of 35 ereste| Youny Wome “Chuck” Wells, eighteen, it @hest per cent. in the Glendale b Bohool in the domestic science There are thirty-six members of the} tes and thirty-five of them are hand- Yme girls. “No telling when man may ive to do all the cooking," o I'm taking no cnances.’ Bank Deposit Was Two Pattie | Filed With Pennies, W. §B. Brand, a milkman, Yo the National Bank at Kewanee, hb, @n@ putting down two pails, said ited to make a deposit. | money was in the patis—~,i62 Léncoln pennies that had been collect “he dollars’ and brosdest de i ey your home WITHOUT OFA CENT IN CASH, and mere! poy in very sraall ums fo cuit your ike design, in sell HE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1911, Lem While He « to go towans @ plano for his | Wants to Pay for Watermelon ite last alght and Stole 60 Years Awo fell asleep, Ho was awakened by @ pain 1B Glo fight We and sew the iiphte Of o Ghappearing In tho distance. If Gown to see whet was the mat- os found that hie log hed been p, of Palrtieid, la, \ etter from the Rev, Wilten | of Californie, maytng thet | = years ago he stole « waterceelon | er, re old but the theft, nk his conscience lately a m prioe act on It so he Cuckest, Surest Cough Remedy Ever Used | Move Even Whooping Couch Quickly. Family £pply for SOc. Money Re- funded If It Fails, re 8 that are surely sury z money, for you ran Tot upon it, everything you want for Thanksgiving you can get here All aitk inessaline, Tf someone in your family hae an obsti- nate, deop-seated cough—even whooping eough——which has yielded slowly to treat. ment, Duy @ 50-ceant bottle of Pinex and watoh that cough vanish. Money back promptly, a A 50-cent bottle of Pinex, with home-made sugar syrup, full pint—e family supply—of the most ‘effective cough remedy that money can Duy, at @ gaving of $2. Gives instant re- Met and will usually wipe out a bad cough in 24 hours or leas. Men's and Women's Umbrel las, covered with cotton gloria fast color; steel rods; asso ment of handles; each. Baaily prepared in five minutes—directions in package. Cough Syrup nes « pleasant teste, ak Overcoats wood fentures, Splendid for croup, hoar throat tickle, inclplent lung troubi shirts Pinex ts @ spectal trated compound of a than any other Russian button-to the- neck st, le with ve vet collar materials are fancy mixtures in good heavy weight woollens, also in gray, blue and Oxford, Sizes 2A to 10 years. Bale att BM. On Men’s $10 pails Overcoats, $5.55 ERE'S a bargain for men ms of 1 » exbibit himself before Quadruple silver plated, lange ai sda ass Gale O8e Natty bluck thibet Suite, heary Winter weight; cut 60 lara; block or faney mixtures 10 A, M.to 1 P.M, Men’s Negligee Shirts — BOUT 509 Dozen ES ee: and attractive assort- iad fancy figured designs, in light, dark and me- dium color madras and ONLY 5 MORE DAYS TO BUY wont we Without a Cent Cash Sori. is hereby served that this history-making rtunity will positively end SATUR DAY next at 10 P.M. In the meantime, we urgent- ly advise all who wish to take ‘| advantage of our sensational offering to do so AT ONCE, for only 5 shopping days remain. Imegine! Two hundred and filty worth of Furriture, Rugs, | ete. —-the CREAM of An first-class. manner. Geeesscnses nasi ¢ No Deposit : : Credit Coupon Emake any purchare do- Paired in any amount up @ to $250, and samo will be @ Promptly delivercd to your Women’s “98c House} meneses + payment of a dollar cash =“ after your bill OUSE, Dresses. of FFSSTS HVS SEPITGFSI FIFO GF oOo: SEE CE ET } Fura: ture, Rugs, Beds, vo-Carts and Pictures and shecked Apatie 1 Ver roee HE ~ AM § $3 Values . e315 They are made £25 ChiraClorets; 2 PS a - ordurey) in tan, navy, gray and ae bade with larg? pillar aid ¢ rv OPEN TO-NIGHT. Fi. = 8 8 otha CLUSED THANKSGi\ ING DAY A Cup of Delicious Lord Calvert Coffee Served Free to Sher pe 10 A. M, to1 P. M. 40c Meserlt - n's Ne Laderweas All sizes; garment es ee 10 AM. to 1 P, Ms Men’s Shirts TOA. M. tol POM, $1.50 Bread Trays 10 A. M. to! P.M Women's SampleShoes Very latest and newost styles, | all the wanted leathers and 95C |. fabrics; sizes 2 to 4, Pair... (ThiPd F100?) eee c——10 A. M. to1 P.M Women’ 29c Underwear Fleece lined, Vests high neck, cream color; al} sizes; garment Children’s Underwear Fleece lined, ribled; vests cH 10 A.M. tol P. M— amy (Third Floor, oe 710 A. M. tol P.M & Je Gc Aviation mare two ta band caps t \cceeemenn( Third ieee, Ra | 710 A. M. tol P. M. Cashmere Gloves ~——mpire Hand Car—, The hest outdoor toy for the boys; all parts made of hardened steel with strong wheels = with heavy ~ tires, Full si >, cars at Si) $3.98 Coffee flee Booth, ~ Main Floor, Rear Hour § les at New York's Great Economy store are famcue—euch stylish wearing apparel and good, reliable merchandise of every description is offered at low g. ‘Thousards of hcusewives have Thar kegiving Sh Kping te do to-morrow. It will mean a saving of toth time and at lower prices than you have ever heard of before, We want every one of you to ceme here first. to-morrow between the houre of 10 A. M. and | P.M. Double <éew Stamps All Day To-Morrow ——10 A. M. to! P. M—— 10 A, M. tol P.M. $2.98 Fortleres 10 A. M. to 1 P. M. Pretty Waists ae Values at me AAC At NEROUS lot choose from—all at « price less than hal regular. Of fine Persia: lawn, boautifully broidered fronts with 0. eng? 10 A. M. to 1 P.M. Men’ s Semple Hats Fourth As — 10 A, M. tol P.M. ae 2 _Dres Dress Forms Cian bien aerated, 10 A. M. to1 P.M. -50 Mesh Bags rman silver mesh; emboaed Pie with preity mal buttons. Long set-in sleeves. Ni tailedlessthan $1; youshould buy several, at 44c each» 10 A.M. to 1 P.M. Onty: ported French ~ Marabout Stoles Fie ‘and Mully; an iy, a titative ston te i 72 inches long. Come in rich black, Levin shade and taupe. faye ‘ ‘stain Floor. 0 A.M. tol P.M $1.50 School Shoes Shoes 25c LS Silk Chiffons Bitte mived ie waned fates, dl “oy ) al. Hid: taco and button etylen: ca——10 A. M. to 1PLM. eo Pereating Ncininisas (LAG VGN adapted 10 A. M. to 1 P.M. Beet, iron 4 Wine for women's Petticoats 10 A. M. to1 P. M. Only Silk Petticoats of Our Regular $4.50 Grades roa, } i —10 A, M. to 1 P. Mm, 50c Gowns Hoary flaunelette in neat Taffeta Silk Petti- coats in black and and a variety of pretty colorings, 70 A. M. roe Misses’ Coats 710 A. M. tol P. Mi : ; changeable and solid elfectss Men's Neckweer Mate in wide oven ee (Second elas ‘cieaiioad {Wall Paper 2,000 rolls extra henvy stock in Gilts, two tones, tapestries end flora) designs, with @ of 18 fneh borders, Values to 15e.; roll.. ees (Fifth Floor.) ca 10 A. M. tol P.M, Brussels Rugs sectional flares and tuck: (Becond Fleer—Teg Day) ed 10 A. M. to 1’P. M. Pressed Velvet & & Ready-to-Wear Hats. SN a te TRE a EN SE Eile 3A to $5.08 ! cm C710 A. M. to 1 P. M. $7.49 Embroidery Robes Robes ‘8Bc Satin Satin —10A. M. to 1 P. li ‘oe Hen here OLORED Pressed Velvet He ‘efects, Values avec? pred $5.98. Nice n valved Hatsto 53. ed 10 A, ‘M. to! P. M.——-> ee ———10 A. M. to 1 P. M. Decora‘ed Dinner Sets ny 10 A.M. tol P, 10) a ale Floor. eis , AA eT RNS TR CST Boe Cand ‘mal —ail Day Sale ale of Toys To-Morrow— | ee ee Advance Christmas ae Coes That 3 feanielireeray: direct attention our big Toy Store. $2.9) Swing Shoe Fly Hardwood, nicely painted and varnished, oat vomrere with cor- ‘Children’ 's Rockers 77 -Jviiited Dolls: com PLETE Large bisque head with a one i Dainty rose spray design and each piece + delicately gold traced. ing two cove ered dishes Boys’ $1.59 Tool Chests Packed in quartered oak box, with complete set o of tool: special hy ae stock. $1 ea 10 a Ly sc ED y TURKEYS granulated; 2 Sugar tn” bey, 64667; 10-1b bag, 65¢) Selb bag Smoked Meats HAMS “Sugur cured pale HAMS —erwick Brandy’ por ACON—Sugar cured we at! 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