The evening world. Newspaper, January 15, 1912, Page 12

-- a 'BAND PLAYED TO COWS MADE DRYEST IN HERD A 40-QUART MILKER. +. —- EXPIRING LICENSE AL FLOUTS PROB OF IROUH BANK Sworn as Witness, He Leaves, |And the Poultry in Cedar Grove Just Laid Themselves Out Laying Eggs When Squire Baldwin's Outfit Got Busy IN NiGhT ET: \ So the Wisconsin Farmer's Yarn Is a Chestnut. the Chair and Goes Away | if With His Counsel. | ae eaeapert and intenalve aael: |g hin attention called to: | dr dyectal to The Prentng Worlt) CEDAR GROVE, No J, Jan George Venry Bmith, recording «+ tory of the Cedar Grove Noard of | Very Trade eA Mt for te Want to Take Chance With Lapsed Permission. of the Clarendon el Meht In to vestigation of the Borough Bank © gu in Bi yn Borough Halt to- | \y waiked right out again, MP) pe per yrding to testimony given tn tlhe vastly y get money from never he wanted John Hill, proprie Court; 1 | turned tnto a matrimonial bureau, Chief Magistrate McAdoo martied & © aiwned by one | |fine-tooking young couple there last Ae a tt oy ° night— P. Erickel, twenty-four | el of this twits test h more Wont to the Interstate Park Mewity Mh! Hdred Smith, twenty | three, Mr. Hriekel t¥ a aur: American Heal Bronx, and i a Ritter ehty pretty wl birth and a tra nurse. \ "I don't like sudden marriages,” | sald Mr M°Adoo, Inviting the pair into . | his chamber, “but as you are evidently | Hun In the barna Waltz 4, proved ny, in whieh Mr pe bride, the effect of the thin latter ata retary Smith took except) |PSHAW! JERSEY WORKED A inality for hie ach BAND ON HENS. fyeu can Just xend him my eomplin And tell iim that he's a Mar, net.” nt we ording Sec- to My about bh. If that man panied by former Asaistant District-At torney Robert 11. Rider, hie counrel “T suppose you understand, Mr, 11," ———$— $$ paid Deputy Superintendent Graham.) “phat man Miecox.” he said, “ts five, Be | “that anything you say here might be! years bolind Cedar Grove Me's nothin’ | ‘SCRIPTION FOR BACKACHE of this investigation in another | proved the value of murte tn the pra: (One of the Best Known in eee Woman Overcome While Lying tn Ned Nending. | Profession for Kidney and der Troubles. “Half ounce fluid extract Buchu; halt | Jounce Murax compound, six ounces | ond pure gin the bottle well | tures, but in ham to beland turkey rv pbjected tolupon any che the proceed. Jour hena lay months and to keep schedule hennerien, duckertes dont rely ha to keep rf laying weoup toe of produo| Bovlety, Elder wanted ‘Mr xplicit. Mr. Maho! jer taking part t Mra & ol a ‘one Babbitt, thirty-five years urer for the Ethteal © uiture was found dead in bed to-day {0a “T claim the rigtt to consult with [set and particular fmy client,” paid Mr. Kid Taking the | tion. at her rooming house, No 4 te 1 hint, Mr. HIN left (he witness chair and quire Haldwin'a band has turned) Twenty-ninth mtreet. A stove w na | time sain ve mixed Joined his counsel. Then both walked | seurinie: gus: stke Foo. Conner | tate: ®ut into the hail and kept right on Winterbotton ad until they were out of the bullds | death by aceldent vd At a cane of | ur symp- toms of kidney and bladder disorders | Previous to his departure, Mr. wit A maid «metied gan tn the hall out. ine ly Ceeaiaate Stestied handed out a long typewritten etate. | tee, ro aide of Mra, Babbitts room and forced ick ahd font.’ He accused men who have | to play our cown up to forty quarte a) the door that the enenity against him with dragging his | dey and play our laying hens through | woman had been lying in bed reading. | ——= | hame into the Borough Bunk failure, | t conenent winter weather + who Was summoned | | rd aad he wan sorry to nee the Buper- | “T dry as mie next door, sald ane had| il cd. Intendent of Banks, tnadvertently, no : bean dead for several ho: hal Sp, ~ Boubt, alding these men her. | Mra, Mabbitt's husband is believed to! Wg, “Tam informed,” the re the fn Mridweport, « : *ehat Mr. Grahe Le! Estab. 50 Yeare| 4 | Dobbs wand oll owe Me that time was t) f his herd. Bs fs He didn't way a t her being | | yl dry when he raffi th he'd wold atl the « Be Sure of the Ability | of Those Who | Examine Your Eyes Our ability is proven by the record we have made, Fifty years in practice. Thousands of custom wearing Ehrlich glasses, Any one of them will tell you that Ehrlich methods give absolute satisfaction. Our Registered Physicians, Oculists of Long Experi Examine Your Eyes {iitheut Perfeot Ki lasses, 82.50 to 812. With Bit uses, £b.0 to RIB, PEfilich tSons Sts? Opticians + 217 Bway, Ast ster | loure | 10! Ne Ane St + 5th & oth Aves, New York. | 493 Fulton St, Cor. Bond Sp., Brooklyn, oat eplit hin slides 1a SHE WAS A SPLENDID GLUE | j | INVESTMENT. Beeks to Qunsh Indictment, “That p beef eritter ain't worth ” c he indictment | 8? 1, and whet t F a 1 fetter wall hor | | ot 4 sia. ra aMxing omelal atamps Justice Keil fa | Vainter Dead. Shields, p stab Family { Liniment Charge Account Serves You Best Here, Where Prices Are the Lowest--Full Detai!s, Fitth Floor Double <rt7 Stamps All Day Tuesday o-Hour Specials | In the Dep’t Buyers’ Sale Te is the greatest competitive Price-Cutting Sale of the year—each department buyer is trying to give better bargains than the others, Below we & mples of the won- ceiful velues throughout the store, Prices are cut so drastically t! ese bargains will be on sale to-morvow for three heurs only, Huncrec's of other bargains on sale all cay. ON SALE 10 A. M. TO 1 P, M. NO MAIL OR ’PHONE ORDERS ——I0 A.M. to 1 P.M. 10 A, M. to P. M. 9O8c Kimono Gowns Men's te Underwear Csecond Hloor JNou! Mat Poor.) on I0 A.M. tol P.M. $59.75 Fur Coats recond Mowe), 10 ALM to 1 PP. Mc Table Dame iG A.M. tol?. Mi— ii—n~ aay A. AN tol P, i, Women's 29¢ Underwear | Cocoa SI mn tARC 10 A.M. tol P. M—— cn 10 A.M. tol P.M, 29c Dishpaus $2.50 Rockers aN 10 A.M. tol P.M Men's $2.50 30 Shoes 184.00 CPhied Bloor), 10 A.M. tol P.M, Men's $2 Snow Arctics hoes conte ie 1O-quari ral fivis special nd ld. tol PY = U7 Pree Y 10 A.M. tol P. by ipa Soc Inverted lnverted tidht cml ALM. to TP, al, 25c Window Sliades Misia Micron, ¢ Port or Sherry '23e Sth Poor) 10 A.M. tol Pym —— $4.98 Trimmed bs So RNG | Seen iain Pheer) , 10 A. M. tol P.M, $1.49 20 | Tea Sets Mai tow cnn 0 MN tol PB, 50 Cigars Cm ALM. ith tee i Ste cake 10 As itd, bo 1 Pay rea Ms 2.50 Umbrellas ceeeee Mowen' $ 5 see evhind £ oe ’ 10 A, i, tol P. iy $1 C. B. Corsets Bariote, hee dium high te tiaee 384 15e (Hecond Floor.) Engraved Tumblers Tumblers Bograved with your own ini Ut aerate = \45¢ (Fourth Fleer.) . | Brickel and P: retty riety ite Didn't 3irs Tate | week. Cupia, inebiiie, te navntiog the Sixnt| WILBUR WRIGHT IN count.| tho Hail of Justice 14 DEINE Aviator Testifies tn Mis Suit for! with al Wrights ¢ @ Canadian by! fl 1010. Ny " THE ‘EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JANUARY 15,’ awler Thon A, Cur nd asked to be married who was ® vas Mved at a and Twen minter and d Sixty-first astre n four Rich marriages yeneal hall within vel Magistrate MeQuade, . ouitged. One Hund: in this new fh a 815,000 of Relmont Wilbur W sand a More for e Belmont meet ta The defendant compiny summoned Registeret Trade Mark: Annual Lingerie, Corsets, Ete. We are receiving fresh shipments of French Lin- gerie weekly, so that the goods offered during the third week of our Annual Sale ar fresh and new and The materials are of the include the latest styles. HERE isn’t a musician or TERMS TF DESIRED. Hoo! 29 After Feb. 16 426 Fifth Ave. Ent 1912, Founded 1826 any one that knows pianos but will say that the Exceptional Values in Lace Curtains Whitelrish Point Curtains In floral and Dresden designs... Real Cluny on Scrim In white and Arabe colors...... Novelty Curtains Of various designs and laces... . Values $7.00 to $9.00 per pair Imported Madras Curtains Plain and mixed colors in various designs. Values $3.00 to $5.50 per pair Crete Curtains Of several designs and splendid colorings. IS THE BE FIFTH Near 30th Ste $4.50 . | Established | Half a Century $2.00 Sale $2.00 Values $5.00 to $6.50 best and the workmanship of the highest grade. French Gowns, $1.95, 2.50, 3.75, 5.50, 7.75, 9.50, 12.75, to 37.50. Unusué French Combinations, 32.2 Sheer m French Drawers, $1.00, 1.35, 1.65, 1.95, 2.75, Circular and regulation 7.50, 9.75, 13.50 to 35,00, 3.50, 5.75, 7.50, to 18.75. Unusual Offering of 5,000 Yards Cretonnes Mostly foreign prints, artistic styles and colorings. styles. 5, 2.95, 3.75, 5.50, erials. styles. including Cretonnes, Taffetas, Glazed and French Skirts, $2.50, 4.50, 5.75, 10.50, 14.75, Unglazed Chintz and Linens. 18.50, 22.50, 27.50, 35.00, to 50.00, New styles in APART rai) eke dainty sheer materials, Eyelet Embroidery and Fabrics that were rea 18 Laces, greatly reduced. We to 45e per VATA... cee eee eee ees French_ Valléda amd Gossard Laced- NabRGS fore ront Corsets. $3.50 and 4.75. Discontinued wh en er 1350 numbers in these pre-eminent Corsets of Satin 00C TO BUC PCP YATE. sees ssesecoee ee Broches, and French Coutil, lengths. $05 to $150. Drecoll Coat Model Negligee of Si!k Crepe, all colors, at $18.50. Silk lined throughout, price $28.50, Silk Crépe Kimono, plain and Lace trim, $9.75 to $12.75. French Albatross Negligees, all shades, at $4.75. This sale also includes a Sth Ave. and 34th St., baa SSS Sasi j o ae CoQ | Gpen Saturdays Untii 10 P. M. NO MONEY DOWN ts ofttionen, mutate may bee Coane 5 Ae mp.el furnished furl hee ee buyers corant 9 GYEN SATURDAY EVENINGS POGOSSOSSOSS § Purses are = ® ag “tp i a medium and extreme Value $8.50, 10.00, 12.50, 14.50 and 18.00. French WNegligees, Half-Price, fori 0 very attractive collection | of American Lingerie at spectal and reduced prices. i James McCutcheon © Co., 125 5 voit 150 fe APair oj Handsome C:r \FREE: setle Pictures w Hits | Every $15.00 Purchase or Over. | WE PAY FREIGHT AND RAILRCAD FAKE | 3d Ave. at 81th St. ooo Benya January Sale of Muslin Shects & Pillow Cases Fully 25 per cent. below regular prices Sheets Pillow Cases 63x99—49¢ and 57c¢ o—18e an! 15 72399--54e Be 4--lfe l6c Opposite 81x09—-G0e “ 69e 3 2 16¢ 18¢ Waldor:-Astoria 90x90) GTe “Te re“ Qle SSS jroadway & 20th St.; Sth Ave., 19th St. Bath The MANN & ER We Close Evetings at 6, ; SAVY = The oo | Tit hold Furniture, While that a .OOMS Now playin at the Winter Garden New York Free with sith St. eh at Corner next Niles] ed---nearis mde g'ad e ' hie x7 a f unday | MORDKIN “| é Of tO BY SERONS9ON GEE Merah OOS