The evening world. Newspaper, January 18, 1912, Page 8

MINISTER SLEUTH RUNS DOWN AND ~ ABS BGAN | Wholesalers Expect to Put Price to Fifty Cents or Over—Say The Rev. William Fincke Faces Poheily in Flat and He Con- fesses to Bride. FIRST WIFE SAW NOTICE. The Cleryyman Had Formerly | Been a Detective in the Peni- sylvania Coal Mines. Madinon Ave Hetora heb and eoclestadtion mime detective | wae in the Harem in @ bigamy « of one of his p the clereyman-siouth ewe, but conducted the to the arrest Mr, Fineke, M3 Kant Bieht tomer, 1007, Pohorely, whose into No, 1 Bam Bovonty-aixth atrect horety was only twenty-six years ott | then. Myre, Pohorely told her Qumvand had a married Mise Jenin at the Keat home ou Avenue A, nea Geventy-third mtreet, And it was Mr. Fincke who had performed the core mony. Mr. Vinek knew to the n oodm on ely arund ¢o the Pohoreiy wam't at home A clergyman without sleuthhig experience might have given Mt all @way and flushed tie gang but the Rev, Mr, Fincke knew a thing worth two of that. Inatead, he went away quietly, and ret with exec clergyman that ed her, and had Keat inst Ni Pohorely bulldog showel his ut Mr. Fincke only @ call off your dog. ly did, Then he recognized the clergyman, “What does this mean?” he demanded. |" When they broke the news to him Mra, Doborely No. 2 stormed and wept de- rie@ that othe ng Both wives were tn court to-day, No.1 “rather severe, No. 2 young and pretty, With toar-ntained eyar, Magistrate Ap- pleton held Pohorely in $1,000 bond for trial. The mintater-sleuth didn't want to talk to-duy “That's all done and over," “Tt an't doing me any good or he eatd 1 According to Mr@, Pohorely No. 1, hi husband deserted her after four days of married life, Bho » hat for fy looks and Suits conservative models, FIVE CONVENIENT Broadws 279 Broadw 125th Street CH at Third A | Fitty-ow day are paind. Th in the cents @ po a. W. cantiie FB | Whoieaaie reach the @hort thn the ® TO Defeat INDIAN wure of th elaring "l would unt othe Indust | Phe teen ported tha Save ay leas pee Not In Years Have Such Bargains Been Offered In a Brill Store, As You Will Find Now, In This Real Old Fashioned Sale With RealOld Fashioned Bargains 540, °35, °32, *30, §28, 525 and ‘20 OVERCOATS and *30, *28, 25, *22 and *20 SUITS IN ONE IMMENSE Sale of Overcoats and Suits at *16.50 And not in many years have we had such a wonderful reaponse. Real old-tashioned crowds filled our stores, Overeoats—Plain black and Oxford, and Faney Overcox nt grays Uisters, Raglans and Chesterficlds; heavy and medium weight; with belts and without; lined and unlined Also many warmth-without- weight coats of sott, woolly English fabrics and American make. Browns, grays, blues and neat dark effects —English models and Worst reet nbers St, venue 47 Cortlandt St., ne, Greenwich UnionSquare, !4th St.,nr.B'way are ghe hae kept track of Fincks about with the chances that it will go higher oti, fe what New Yorkers have to lok forward to, say wholoralera, Who to- clip |MINE WORKERS REFUSE for the United Ming Worker to indorse Tuberculosis Medicine | ‘THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1912. cal Pitenwaiten tne oevencion:- Quickly Cures Lame eetting the clergy tr & pleasant eppearing forty yenre od, Wis Goventy-third etreet and -. You Can Prove It Without Expense- ure 4 Get a Free Package Dr. Derby's | BUTTER AT 65 CENTS TO t | THE CONSUMER SOON, | mremed Kiser Fite Todiy 1S PREDICTION NOW. | The very first oon and feel the d nce inn ningle da ; ow ean find Supply Is Short. of cost to you. nt Gutter within a few daya, sample packag sas directed and nee for Get the “uKe pi f. tes, drop trouble, « asking forty-two cents a + Bright's din is moana that butter at retail will be slaty to sixty-five dealers helt dolar mark within « and even &o 1 and butter ia | nada. fathor of the Predicted higher without a moment's delay surely drive the disease poisons out \you-rhesl, atrengihen, bulld ed kidney dera, cor kidney on re And the treatment ie guaranter money back if «-!for it n@| Dr. Dethy's Kid Mtland 500 the large more than twi sin 250 si first, nsk fe Sold by your druggist, « INDORSE SOCIALISTS. 14728 Vata anita. Mic, Resolution = Ce mmmitting | National Organization to This W ife —_——— the Party. APOL iHow t would be well If workers | ’ one teal te wrtet! Her Husband's Drinking | lutions Committee haa re-{ By all Means Write to Mo tit w and Learn How I Did ynatituttonal al party d This Man's Lite fo & mertous disease, and cften loys THOS. RHIELY, tfeetive in Mronehith | rouge | World Wants Work and the many pleased sratified remarks were sufficient evidence, if any were needed, of their complete satistaction with the Real Old- Fashioned Bargains which they found here. wis eds, tweeds, cassimeres, velours and cheviots, “Qet the Habit.” Qo to Harlem Store Open Every Evening at once if you have diabe Back, Weak Kidneys Dr. Derby's Kidney Pills absolutely cure kidney and bindder troubles and tiem. cortain—quick shold. Youcan B y put without @ cent Just ask your id for a frer hen get De. Derby's Kidney Pilly They will of 1 t doesn't do all claimed and Mother } Wishes to tell you FREE She Stopped ||. Monday Morning Wonders. NO DEPOSIT Just select what you want. Order it cent to your home. If everything is satisfactory, kee it and pay for it a little eac week or month. This Seven-Piece Din- ing Set includes six paneled back chairs, beautifully quarter- sawed, full box seats, upholstered in gen- uine leather, carved claw feet to match table. The pedestal of the solid Oak exten- sion table is supported by four large, ‘hand- some claw foot legs. The extra large top is fitted with Spear's smooth - running slides, The entire set goes at the actual of the table alon | Four Mighty Good [Shoe Values on Sale| In Our Basement | Men's $3.50 and $4.00)A Sale of Fine Winter Shoes, Boots for Women at $9.65 $9.45 Winter Tans, Patent Leather Tan Calf, Pa’ and Gun Metal, Button, Lace]Gun Metal and and Bluchers. Taken from our regular $3.50 land #4.00 lines and. are this winter's best styles. $4.45 t Leather, Ivet, sx" $34.75 G nt Leather, Black Kid. A Sale of Men’s $6.50 Tan Willow Calf High Cut Storm Boots at $4.15 These Boots are made with heavy welted soles, bellows,{in Pat tongue and double buckles|Metal, V Corduroy. ‘THE GREATEST VALUE EVER OFFERED YOUNG PEOPLE This Three-Room Outfit is a sample of what Spear can do. Every ¢ of Parlor, Bed Room and Dining Room, is ready for you to step in young folks. We want them to have confidence in us. why we offer them such great values in outfits when they need them most Complete Outfit, consisting of $97.75 Brass Bed, Spring and Mattress... . 27 The Brass Bed 1s triple , has heavy and se both h, board, durable looking erates use, Gun and It is strong, and splendia pring y made sanitary steel ring, Ruaranteed to last tet years. The Mi is made of cho cotton covered in fine A. C. A. tick, just like picture; all sizes BX at one price. NO DEFOSIT; $1 Weekly RY Stern Brothers To-morrow, an Important Sale of e Women’s Knit Underwear | At Greatly Reduced Prices \ Imported Ribbed Cotton Vests, plain or with fancy yokes, Value 45¢, at es pis ory laa « 51.39 Milanese Silk Vests embroidered and Clearing Sale of Men’s Shoes Friday and Saturday ith French bands, at 51.58, 1.95 Values from $1.95 to 2.75 Combination Suits, Swiss Ribbed Cotton, Fine Ribbed Silk and Wool, Swiss Ribbed Spun Silk, i BSS 69°, 89¢ a 91.45 av 51.95, 2.95 Patent Colt lace and button, single sole Tan and Black Russia Calf lace, stout single or double sole Men’s Underwear in Seasonable Weights at Special Reductions Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, medium weight, Formerly 75¢ Each, at 50° _ 85%, 1.10 Formerly $1.10 and 1.50 Each Natural Wox s and Drawers, $1 75 2 00 ° > we Togish make, medium and heavy weights, Formerly $2.25 and 2.50 Each West 23d and 22d Streets $5.00 and $6.00 values...... A Remarkable Black Calf Shoe for Boys A sole that will stand the hardest) kind of wear for six wecks, otherwise| we will resole free of charge. § Regular value 83.00. I 2-35 caray Merino Shirts and Drawers, medium weight, Sale price 28¢ | YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD AT JUST GOING TO HOUSEKEEPING. has been thought of, and this outfit, consisting We have made a specialty of catering to We want them to be our customers in the future, and that Is Men’s Winter Underwear Standard Grades at Moderate Prices Medium and heavy weight grey merino H derwear, Drawers regular or short a G ? Medium weight worsted and heavy i ‘ unt Hf S ons weight grey wool underwear, Drawers 31.50 regular or short iuseams. . , .per garment Estabtiched 1990 Grey worsted Union Suits Imported models and models of our own value #3.00} $1. 85 design in Long and Medium Coats, Muffs and Neckpleces, All the desirable furs. 5 Men’s Fur Coats for Evening and Street wear. Automobile Coats, Caps and Gloves. 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