The evening world. Newspaper, January 8, 1912, Page 11

a ne ee —_ - = « aol > ——— THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1912. aw BES AXEL WILL NOW USE BOTH HANDS = 3% KHOR By Vic CAC USA |A Means of Reilel When Oticer Remedies Have Tried You S8€ AXEL, THERE'S Ws NOW AY FIND OUT HOW | Your Patience. TWIGS THE PoweER IN @cTH Pow | Cracked tips are not only a freqnent HANS. WHEN You SEE AN mute ER AY Sai annoyance that Toone Fak winter, H] OPENING~ PUT YouR Two _/ Gee! IN BOTH HANDS HE] Jit they are often very diffienit to GLOVES TOCETHER. AN ( pres wer | Vee ry control, Nature has made the lips so t 9 SWING For His uaw | ER Go ~ BoTH itive that the irritation is @ severe = ; Me] | strain on the nerves. ° NGA A fake wisi | Sawa t bi s S = » sie . | Apply Velogen to the lips before going to bed, after bathing the — in the morning and always before |ing out of doors, and you will find wonderful relief from — this | trouble Chapped hands may din the same manner ogen not only protects the skin but t beautiful, soft and smooth + clogs or enlarges the p toilet creams and ful and com! doea not soil the a World’s Athletic Carnival at Stockholm Will Begin Next June 29. Stockholm, Sweden, Jan. 8 CCORDING to the announcement by the Swedish Athletic Commit tee, the Olympic games here next sammer will open on Saturday, June 29, and close on July 2 ‘The real sport of the meet won't take Dlace until Saturday, July 6, when the | first track and fleld games will be held. Ain many previous Olympic meets Sundays are included in dates for events, ‘The schedule follows: ng I by all druggists in collapsible Ue—Advt Sunday World Wants Work Monday oni Wonders. Sevorday, June 2, 0 Briday,” gals Shae. stagloy foovoall: taivu tennis; sucoting aitiuas, “July 6—Adlier jets (held in middie, pb i 5 hand); 800: eit tina ann ‘They were without human tenants last arraignment of the board. He wrote! at law in connection with his summary Feustabes Se atte, “Teo ease hee are night. The burglars, unaware that | that he considered that, in Mr. | dismissal. Wate thle. wit mia fen Lee safe was unlocked, proceeded to drill it removal, the board and the} Mr. Barnes was removed on his ad- . Wrestliug : Mik ate day in @ business like way, Deva: 9 Trice foo" lone thoritles had given decency | mission that a young woman Kissed him. gan ota M10 ines its SAFE SHUT OFF FROM VIEW uplift in the village an|Tho Janitor sald le maw {t, and told. iin ciel Tiiuet te | FROM STREET. os eed Rat Aad oh ietae Hh Aaea eel ted with pleasure the hour] into his arms and kissed him tn grat set-back, that he would| Mr. Barnes said that he had coached We Close E t Open MANNE Until 10 P. Tumiay be Sete Vee Were te on we private omce See when he could sever his connection | tude, Principal Smith took the posttion uperintendent and that| the young woman and that she jumped ynoignt ; STS TOL WIA TC ROCA LIL ae with the village board that the Barnes Investigation was NO MONEY DOWN oats ‘Moders IN BOWERY STORE store by a partition. It le Invisible from Hatheg uark tale reply, Principal |farce and hia removal unwarranted. i0 te 8 ats Gane Gna Cammare mela , High School tos SSeS = “=| Is ofttimes misleading to contemplating buyers of Household Furniture. ma aes . worked on tle eafe, boring one hole at Smith reported at the High School to Z plating buy: ee ata me the sombination and another alongelde day for duty, He was met by Pres!- hile that may be a great inducement to some, we want you to know that ‘bare id it iT the board, seats: le, See od gach of the hinges the second. robber — wo curtiy informea him at ie'ee| ARE YOU FREE Cur Methods and Priccs Are a Greater Attraction es free Wrest ‘1 disconnected the telephone and stood : vicea wero no longer required. Prin- ROOMS $ ROOMS $ ; $: Rob McCann's Hat Shop, an|watcn. 150 Boys and Girls Parade) tipat “smith immesustey tert tie! ROM Comple 75 Complete Completely Old'Landmark, Neat Po- | an tor notures on the wali of the ots butiaing Farais! Furntste Lieto indmark, Near Po- and tnall-objete” onan nh Streets and Jeer Head of its nara, spread autekly, throws | Headaches, Colds, cine FREE: handsome Carbonette Pictures in liceman’s: Post. Pination was shattered and the. door Local Board. tathering up thelr Books. Of the 150! Pains, Constipation, Spur Stomacn, Cheassian W Walnut Frames with every $15 purchase. Genuine Quarter guy 9. —~Athietios: goad the was blown off the hinges. students, 100 marched out in a bod aft hare) 200, Spetree flats Forcing the inner compartment was shouting and protesting, More Dizziness? If you are not, the most easy work. While the fixed post cop ; lowed later, and by noon the building They're doing strange things on the) out on the Bowery was doing a turkey | DO’# and girls of the Freeport, Long | ry a cticaiy deserted. nasty, | Bowery these nights. Think of bursiars| trot with himacif and fanning his| Zand, High School, went on strike to- Sawed Golden adiew ss 108 A" uoke, | going nto Barney McCann’s hat store| hands to keep the blood tn circulation, | day and marched out of the bullding in| PUPILS PUBLICLY JEER HEAD! | take, now and then, 1 desertspoon- Featuerwelaht:, he fat; | and blowing the unlocked safe! te burglars Uy What they wanted/« body, in sympathy for Principal Roy OF BOARD. ’ That is what they did last night and | 17, Vi" rem ag) Me route they had Leon smith, who was summarily dis used in entering. | " ‘The boys, who began to parade the! mine. | right at the elbow, as it were of a po-| The robbery was discovered by Man- | missed Saturday night by the village ate, crying for "Smith! smith? h onier 12 | a: Hceman on a fixed post. These burglars| ager Rogers when he opened up at D0ard of education, ufter he had sub- | sires, Crying tor Miele Si II Y oA ;| blew the safe and got away with $12! 7.48 o'clock this morning. Mr. McCann, Jected that body to merciless crittolsm, | S710! / catieae weatae cae Wi h Large Bevel #2 fo hi ay) Slin cash, a collection of coins wortn| Whe notified, was both grieved and! “We want Smith!" shouted the stu-| Smith at the shai { peeved—grieved that one of his stand- | dents, w | several hundred dollars, a $250 go0ld/ ing on the Howery should be robbed, f the place. “We will have our rights!” | watch, fivo unset diamonds and two] and peeved because he hadn't put the| wupeea, Bm Maren was lately jenered | sign on the, safe e 4|McCanne of the soft, fuzzy variety. | Grn ete sing up Big Tim! DY School Commission le; | From the fact that the burglars took greeted him with jeers. seta ts" hand et them and. made ne, @8 the best of family laxative reme- | 1 Piate Mirror. reply. The boys' answer to this was « dies, because it acts so § = Dresser 16 98 general brandishing of fats. arengthens naturally i tt 1) il 08 = Chiftonier, 14. The village {8 seething with excite and going through him next," said Mr, (On the ground that Super. | ‘Rent and moat of the sympathy is with tating the system in any way. uper= q We Pay Freight and Ra ‘are. fy OUR LIBERAL CREDIT ji | but two hate Mr. MoCann surmises that} MeCann, office, He has appealed to Si the deposed principal, who has bean} To get its beneficial effects it is A WEEK DELIVERS Beit eitesertrna ree there were only two burglars on the Intendent Draper, The vill connected with the school elght years, ‘65+ WORTH OF MER- TP Sa ae Coaneeticat. represent the best familica netar al tee Feat) Wrevtiing: ee veh sane SS ee uber~ | Sir. Barnes was there five years, Vat: always necessary to buy the ‘ actured by the Calloraia CHANDISE TO YOUR HOMERS o Re] thletics: 400 metres, my “If there had been three of them,” he Dr. |tntendent temporarily, and appointed ‘ig-atilun, cousisting of | explains, “each would not have Hives Prof, Robbing, one of the itigh Shoot | Uen# are being clreuiated, one by the ine, manuf Write for our NEW OPEN SATURDAY 4th St. “L’* Station | OPEN SATURDAY 34 Aye, at S4th St. *tSt; <L~ st 2S r by the women and a third q s‘ifat {firt | missed the chance to adhere to a nice rday faculty, to act as principal. men, Angthen ny tie Women and & tHitd | Fi myren Ces boi bo name BOOKLET co.tening $40 Suits to Order sirles watee Gales deenmirg: | McCann for nothing.” quietly Aaa his elzhty- third birth: GAVE BOARD A SEVERE LASH- of the Company, plainly rint don ponelemysay hd hefecad OSWEGO OSWMEGO . e Wrestling: Wigitweigix, wnid-| All the burglars left behind day. Nearly forty years ago Dr. Angel! | ING IN LETTER. manding Principal Smith's reinatate- Oswego Serge — Athletic; 400 mete ft: wildering array of finger pri leame from tho East to take the pres- ment. A mass meeting Is also talked of, the front of every peckage. Guaranteed by the American Woolen Co, eecatian. co of 100 Tastes hurdle, “de: | amall quantity of nitro-glycer tdency. Mr. Smith's reply was a scathing | Principal Smith bellev paige" 1'a00 ere hime. jarclia (held Ii the supposed that the MoCann oo tirfeteam and individval oe, Tso metres are the same that blew the safe in the fine (ood Gas). Fencing: ea hah as quits store of the Walkover Shoe Company ya ‘race (ladies), No. 26 Bowery jast Friday night and pane wit fay with $76, daly 18 to 1 HAT STORE NEAR POLICEMAN’S as the finest Serge in the land, and they are spending thousands of dollars to edu: cate the fine trade of the United States as to this particular cloth, Nearly every magazine in the country has a full page like the opposite. The cloth is stamped, every ee Sold by other tailors for tr view). Special selling pressure in Union Pa- cifig, Steel and Reading kept to-day's stock market at‘4ower ranges, although 3 strong rising tendency was displayed | _€Y: MoCann end his sales force . ren basa | worked In the store nearly ali of yes- E Oo G a na large number of inactive securities. | UGG. taking the annual laventory. Ae ( 3 Closing sales, while above the botton Pe he, One ueNayen * were fractionally under last week's | ‘hey left at ¥ o clock AS Es Moy : ; marked to his manager, ats van ovincea | BOse"™? a fabric of universal wear for the man who cares A fair degree of strength was evince: Masentt i tereet te caminal he besace: poe opening, but | row to get a sign painted to hang on Bs the safe ing that it isn't locked, It Naquidat.on developed hie ae Geeks Go fs ce | st of Union Pa ‘t10 EVERYBODY'S MAGAZINE street. \ they may visit us and I don't 1 19” week, Union | teeked, except for the inside 6 béfore a rally | ment, since I started in busine Sg a Some time last night burg! through the hall of the tene: zabeth street and gain |. They climbed @ clothespole and sue ail hen the lst ard trend, excep- | oped in Brooklyn | witch made that issue the late trading. A Iminated at Rapld Transit he M an Iron picket fence d back windows of MoCann’s hat store. Working from the they forced the fro the windows, opened the window and entered the store. A better night for the Job could not have been selected, for ‘The Closing Prices. every window of the tenemen| FO a ee ae et Rar's. down on the yard was closed against the bitter cold, ‘The upper tloors of the McCann Build- Ing are occupled for loft purposes: ———— RECIPE FOR WEAX KIDNEYS following recipe {9 the dest that be had for weak or disordered kid- If ounce Muld extract Buchu, Murax compound, #!x ounces well we ee FIXED POST. ‘The Walkover Snoe Company store is ~ WALLSTR CTREET, & block above the McCann hat store This latter Bowery landmark No. m0, Opposite the point wi Riv- 80 OSWHEGO © to $40 per suit. 1 will place this cloth right inside my doorway, ington street starts off the Bo runs through the heart of the east side d I t to call and get samples. My y $4 Fi 50 price, to order. ETNA SERGE to the Bast River. There is a fixed 16-18 ounce; the $25.00 quality. Each suit ‘post at the Bowery and Rivington will help me to make S$ trade this spring. My Price, Suit, to Order reathed in i wed and . @minent shares In A weave that cerees well both taller end wearer becomes you like a ee-ge of blue. And of ul geod eargen OSWEGO SERGE is best of all. Whether this eust of youre be custom-made or ready-to-weer, it is your right to demand the cloth by name. When you order, specify OSWEGO SERGE. This is what your money buys: Sisteen ounces of pure wool to every yards 0 blue, rich in tone, that fevers the boy of iz to the man of masty; o labnc that hes bedy, quality and feel, that holde ste shape, dsapeand eppearence. Not only » style-tebris = bus econornscal, becouse Tow, Last, € ry er 38 oe the mixture after ac aprer) Any drugeut : we Ingredients se cena wal a OVERCOATINGS TO ORDER ta ode tbe sf i cath when order 0 custom suit from your tailor, or a 1 AhO-weer oul from your clothier, insist on OSWEGO SERGE — the cleth for mow. 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