The evening world. Newspaper, March 1, 1912, Page 16

oe $ON P == HUBBY HAD BROOM, WREHADAKNEE fay Legally FRA! HA! a ITS A i] ' ' . > ANFENCINGMATCH:) aces! AFTER INSPECTION wevztmsn see eso Hosicry -a ee a ; \oa the ier Cedric, which arrived. tas | a YOUR STEP in select- — —_— > |night, will be discharged from Swin-| 7 for MEN ing Hosiery. \ ; i | burne tsiand to-morrow. | WOM * Marital Combat Like French Says It’s Wrong to Stop Law-| The mitttonaire college man, who flew Cites There is no Glamour, over the Pyramids in 1910 and is the in- | CCHIEDREN Glitter or Dazzle about 4 : e Sendi ventor of @ monoplane of his own, is es aT Duel, Nobody Hurt—Hot rence People From Sending thought to have accuired the disease | the “ONYX” Quality. +H in Egypt, where he has been giving Potato Also Her Weapon. Children Away. |e hbttiona vate took the Cedric a ‘The Quality is there in Every Pair of “ONYX” Hose, “ Na eb. 17, th day | 7 — . 5 5 j | rumoned the ship's docter,, who e008 covering the Entire Range selling at 25c to $25.06 per pair. How would you feel if your wife threw | IED, ot Cae a eee “ ’ serge i., tialiatrae 4 4 & Rot potato at your head every time pee ‘re Bonde, his secretary, Eric Roland, Every dealer_selling “ONYX” _Hosiery_helieves_in_th . You invited some ono > ino at your! vation of the condition of the strike ia | 88 eer Fa aller BR eg ee uality and stands ready to Back Up_every pair that_fails r ‘gpl And * Wiacustadrine kets, The Bes Hoar ay a rumor | hassengers a ed themselven of the to give Reasonable Wear, Bi ohased SET FROM ship's notice that all who wished could | ‘9 yea ve eta aks siebp cso IQ EEN To Am 4 \ nan M man ew York quarters are a Sold by dealers everywhere. If you cannot procure at : y with a gulde in ihe pers a cf a woman | Bretton H Hi the first Ai . ors, wri 8 i 5 ree ciegereen wre fied & ault who had been doing highly paid work, |can aviator to buy a Bleriot monoplane your dealer's, write to P, O. Box 336 Madison Square. te the ponte Court amped = Sur: | out of sympathy nd was the first to fly an Antotnetre ration from Mrs. Blendina Adeline Hoft- nate, ' qmmn, Geclares that is what happened n wrot out a ain. They Arise From a Court D jot her impressions at Lawrences SEER SE aaa media % / a je- | lows: ; eer san aeanen. Easing beret ond ak Th t Wif M j “with friends I happened to be in © course of conduct toward me which cision That a Wite May thought it would be interes | L made me appear ridiculous in the opin. Take All in Reach | fen of my friends. The primary cavee ake Allin Reach, | of it wae her insane Jealousy of me.” bs | @bffman told the Court he was mar- | 4 A police magistrate In Philadelphia | strike committ Hed Jan. 2, 1900, ve agente marriage,” | D&ving decided that a wife has @ legal ines epaelaae, tan tiavens tub tae ee “my tte “ies fa scene in| TENE to plek her husband's pockets and now of the militia end numbers of . ’ take every cent he may have, it ts up| e e @aF Geme vy bringing & woman there) aoe married man with a dollar in ce, E F W t S t 0 t Sri Soo tis eons mean tama e='| Every Fancy Winter Suit or Overcoa @ 6 number agehenap ecb ye me of| means to protect his wad. teins trtendiy : It was when one John Dorcas, « EL cobgealpetennad the courlt | cttizen of the Quaker City, gave as an IN THE NEW STORE FOR MEN i. ee Aye thabttheen mt Nov 27 [excuNe for not supporting his wito that the neceselty of bringing capital and % tices tas atte Ticinad tats-ot the went through hie pockets nightly labor into closer touch. Also , 4 Ry Tae tees ohont 3 cted therefrom all of his for more attequate immigration 1 g Gat he wes forced to move from the . the Magistrate ruled that oa con HSU With GER ine! | Beccdway address. He deciares ehe| Mrs. Dorcas was privileged to take all customs is vigorously Mlustrated. e e | was’ 60 ebustve and boisterous during | he had because what was his was hers, “ 8 0 the wail children, $8 does not i | Ve % ‘ " seem to me that any one hag a legiti- S F Sir ibee yea hy vee Yeostbes that ber abe BCP tg male right to, sop those people tr Suits of $13.50 to $22 Grades 7 ; The climax came, he continued, when . ; il pal ila ok bs ele Overcoats of $12.50 to $25 Grades , | Mie Hofman grabbed up the carving Si think that th BETTER fmife from the table one day and top to thin! it these are C garments @arentened to Fe be. Hofman aid he i than men have been accustomed to buying at the prices a eed tout yey dara the door mat, or sit up all night and] Oty Hospital, Jersey City, #0 badly we quote as their WORTH, and a full import of this | s M8" agverted Hoftman, “that she | guard hie wealth with a loaded snot-|Mrned that It Is feared they cannot re- opportunity will manifest itself. D> Geom veaty wvery com 1 earned. for | bed, or give Wall to Ma wile aatts,,Ovatemoute waa waked vefore Exceptional Suits at $13.50 to $22— wt tifer tt f . y i MM erica chs Sod pre vsue| "bat 1 in time. sometitoy sonal ve Which ted her ‘room. he. theew Exceptional Overcoats at $12.50 to $25— 4 per about herself and tr e * 5 renee enme a, seco of Uarents against | Gone, for thle, ting. of wives, sislag| Sooke 10 ihe iitchon, Where a detective Yet $8.75 or $11.50 is the Wanamaker Price at ‘ . fluo had set one wall afire, She tried to fot, ° * tae T ont out. tng on for thousands of years. oe laugh calineag tire Aang j this time of clearing and preparation for Springstocks. broom. Her dross caught started back to her room . | AGED MAN AND WOMAN BELIEVED FATALLY BURNED. Seventy-four-Year-Old Hero Carries Landlady, Afire, From Blazing his nightehirt to the Murphy met them at the front yard with he */agel persona with sent for an ambuiat five years old, who has boarded with| ‘The fire in the hot her for more than thirty years, nre in TRY FREE INPEKING MUTINY: FAGHTING GOES ON Death in Panic-Stricken City—Railroad Seized. PERING, March 1, 19 PL M— ‘Deroughout the day looting of stores Severe) regiments of whom are patrol- Ving tie streets. The incendiary fires which were started last night have now all been @utinguished or have died out, The foes ts estimated approximately at LABORATORIES, 32 Wost 25th 8t., Now ‘The outbreak was a most complete ourptige both to the Government and te the foreign legations and there is WRITE ‘TIDN-TSIN, March 1—The Chinese trope at Fengtal, a village twenty-two out from Peking, on the Peking- Railroad, mutinied early to- | » There was much heavy fring in| the native quarter. The foreign com- | sanity, bey gre entirely of railway employes and their families, retired to = British inilitary post nearby, where oe Of the Somerset infantry —__. MADE HAPPY BY AN “AD.” fo guard the railway line. ‘Tem te another Lost and Found dog SHOES *3 °3.50 °4 & °5 FOR MEN AND BOYS THE STANDARD OF QUALITY FOR OVER 30 THE NEXT TIME YOU NEED L.Douglas shoes maids took | SHOES give W.L. trial. WL-Douglas @ walk and the dog was en- by something that the maid! i did see him as he 18 a fine bulldog owned by Mr. and \Mrs. Alfred Btieglits of No. 316 when she gained it in pursuit of Mothing could be seen of the ol pet. maid was much distressed when that she was to be held re- i wrte Wet Bougtes, Shoes seas everywhere it a two-line wo nearest | Call a Storee in 0 vo | on w DT) ; ‘of The Wor | SSeovteaeut ay Trimec kqoare's eee next day Jack was returned by a| 144% Third ty _ tHe ev balNe WOb Hints tor Husbands Whose Wives | Pick Their abel Mr, Arnold ran out from his room in «1 tried to tear off the woman's burning dress. He succeeded omy in setting fire to his own “othing. Neverthelews he caught Mrs, Oyster: houto up in his arms and staggered out out the fire in phe clothes of both the overcoat and was easily sub- The New ANTISEPTIC Soap which Purihes the Skin; Benefits it while Cleansing; Prevents Infection and Disease; is Luxurious and Delightful for Everyday Use. end igeaidences has been going on in Poslam Soap is the perlect Product solong sought—a medicinal skin soap enables rermicidal, yet at the same time pleasing and luxurious, you to get vitality, energy, power and Coat shirts. in bosom., Ma Sirifen, ports of the ity and there|| Te de different from all other soaps and muperior because medicated with “strength from the food H a Loe ke Rave Dosh hvéral skirmishes between Petan, the famous skin remedy, in auficient quantity to render it thoroughly yea eat. bosom. Neat stripes on white. Sizes 14 to 17. Subway floor, Old Build’ng. teyal te ie bene: E ie i 5 Se evuskirts. The majority of the mu- ||" Poslam Soap is delightful for everyday toe ob the huni body: face, [At dregsiots, grocers ond liquor dealers, ys timegre, however, had left the central} hands, fect, buir, scalp, teeth, gums, for bath, shaving and pooing. It er Erect, $1.00 bottle. istriete before morning. makes every cleansing operatic ource of healthfulness, purifying the tissue 00 large ‘ Several hundred persone, it ta est!-|] and preventing infection and discass, Its cleansing quali re perfect. It W j Mated, were Killed and wounded in the || is s0 pure that it is recommended for use in the mout) eaning teeth and The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co, O H N A NA A K 7% wild rioting at he pina who a gums, and greatly benefits the tender skins of chafing infants. Rochester, H. ¥, i ¢ i -_ pais. rian Te ALL DRUGGISTS SELL POSLAM SOAP Formerly A, T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Texth Street : en looters, captured in the act of PRICE. LARGE CAKE. 25 CENTS SETS Of Proverty, ‘have. boon cxe-|| SBF” A Free Trial~Size Cake Will He Sent Upon Aeturn of This Coupon: sep eis ss Fill out and mail to THE EMERGENCY W.L. DOUGLA , uu, #elvDaY, MARUH 1 MRS. HARRIMAN | DEFENDS STRIKERS 1912 AVIATOR SANDS QUARANTINED FOR VARIOLOID; CEDRIC’S PASSENGERS VACCINATED. Millionaire Bird Man, to Be Freed | To-Morrow, Contracted Disease While Exhibiting in Egypt. mr%0;,G2.5 Onpr: Watch Your St ! Watch Your Step!’ A Wise P:ccaution in Every Walk of Life. fire and she screaming. We shall not go into details—simply inform you of what is in progress and leave it to your own sound judgment to act, These are all-wool, Wanamaker-made and Wana- maker-warranted garments—the kind of clothes on which the reputation of the New Store for Men is builded. Broadway, Corer of Eighth Street, Main floor. U. S. Army Shoes, $2.85 Full $4 worth of shoe-making in these shoes. Government insists upon best of leather and work and the government inspector passed these as O. K. Solid box calfskin lace shoes, not too heavy—just right for out-door men. Sizes 6 to 11, C, D and E widths. Lighter shoes at the same price, of gunmetal calfskin in all sizes. Made to sell for $4. Broadway, corner of Eighth St., Main floor. the open air without teo much physical labor should be in the best of health. Bat people confined indoors, lacking fresh alr, getting [ttle exercise, working hard, worrying much—need something to stimulate their digestive eBtocesses, More than half the trouble with nervous, run-down people is due to faulty digestion and this is the result of vr, Policeman fe. Ho put Men who know $1 Shirts when they See them, will buy Freely of these Here, today and tomorrow, at 70c uw sed in moderation stimalates the digestion and Hy & Pa e Pictorial Review CENTS FISHER BROS. HOC COLUMBUS AVE. BET & NO MONEY DOWN 103 4104 SPECIAL! 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