The evening world. Newspaper, May 23, 1912, Page 10

= ; ' f ' LY af { ' ' 4 ' 7 ( ¢ SEERET OF GIRLS MENTAL LAPSES LOKED I BRAN Not Till Eva Shaw Recovers ‘Will Reason She Lost Iden- tity Be Known CAUSED BY A SHOCK?! Memory Effaced by Happen- ing in Forty Hours of Mys- tery, Doctor Thinks. | sng World newsboys, gueste of Harry | K. Blaney, the manager. The boys wit- THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1912. Minnie,” bin was tnabte to recall hery Valentine” from fexurfous cats, ug. [=== =aaa ae eee YOU ARE SAFE WHEN YOU BUY AT RIKER AND HEGEMAN DRUG S' Ss ‘ own name, geating thelr approval of the various Late Inst night Dr. Gregory gave! actors in characteristic style. Miss Shaw @ penofl and paper and! Ae “Mike the Boot,” who selle Even- asked her to write in dictation and | ing Worlds at Greeley Square, ex- suggestion. After a , when arked to| Premed it, “Jimmy is one aweld guy write her own name, she wrote “Hwa when & comes down to doin’ a nifiy Shaw.” She anid she knew !t was her| turn. He ak iA gtd Pa) of name, when sho saw it written out, but; Money on de ‘Big Alley,’ right.” Dae iidn's recognize it, aw her name! Threa cheere were @iven for each tn- when she spoke tt herself or heard tt | ‘tvidual actor, for Harry K. Blaney and |The Bvening World, FIRE MENACES PRISONERS. | 500 Plead for Release in Ohicage Workhouse, CHICAGO, May 23.—More than five hunded prisoners sp the city workhouse fought In thelr cells and pleated for ro- lease when flames last night destroyed the institution's leather and broom fac- tory, twenty feet from the cell house, Supt. John Lh Whitman ren throuch ths ullding, promising men and bo7 prisoners release In case the fire spread. ‘The loss, confined to the factory, was 0,000. \ epoken by another. es ‘THY, BIGGEST NIT IX TEX YEARS, The fu 4, brightly colored, eoptourly iuetrated, twentieth century Joke Hook given with next Bunday's World will make Mt worth your while to get It, pinlDlaand~Reetny NEWSIES LIKED “JIMMY.” Evening World Sellers Enjoyed Play ae Guests of 1. K. Blaney. ‘The Manhattan Opera House was filed last night with enthustastle Kven- neesed Paul Armatrong’s “Alias Jimmy YOU WILL SLEEP SOUND, EAT = Werther wmrvestigation of the case of Bve Shaw, the girl who stepped up to a peticeman on Broadway yesterday and ehe had forgotten her name and In the opinion of Dr, Gregory ‘@ memory deserted her as the : é : ie ie 4 i HEARTY AND FEEL BETTER ey feel tired all the time, have no en-| Let Cooper's New Discovery build you ergy or ambition, and are gloomy, timid] up and bring back and despondent. They do not sleep or eat well or feel well, and life, instead of being a pleasure, is more of a burden. Are you one of these half sick, sistless, Ae strength and vitality. You will astonished how quickly it acts. The first few doses will convince you what a medicineitis, For sale at all druggist HEHE sd tf 1 Hi } i i ! i = i i Py 5 if He i r i | i tts! ERs k HF : HE ? 5 i Ey i 5 | J of i Ht = i tip Heys ; f cloths, in Saks & Company Extraordinary announcement Tailored Suits regular prices $25, $30 and $35 Apecial sale Friday and Saturday—twelve hundred of the newest, smartest tailored sulte—coples of current Paris modele—one, two, three and four button cutaway effecte—straight front effecte— smart Norfolk effecte—side button effects. tone whipcords, men's wear serges, and mixture eral shades of tan. None C. O. D.—none exchanged—none on approval W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES < | ®3,00 °3.50 & °4,00 . 14th Bt. vay, cor. 14th 94 Broadway at 34th Street 1200 Women’s sale price $15 8 end Orme ‘The tremendous amount of rush and| ti nervous people? If you you hustle which is necessary to keep abreast| should know that there is @ medicine of the times these days has created a| now being sold that has brought back condition of nervousness which is affect-| the old energy and pleasure in life to ing the majority of people in the United] thousands who have tried it. Thename States That down-and-out, nervous] of it is Cooper's New Discovery. It has condition is nothing more or less than| been pronounced the greatest medicine stomach trouble, now generally recog-| ever sold to the Nae Cooper's New nized as the great American plague. Discovery is sold by all druggists, who ‘A man or woman in this condition can| will refund the purchase price if it fails to t little happiness or success out of life.| give you full and complete satisfaction. =! rales Asset Fitth Avs; con, 1ith ts 17]0 Pitkin Avenues JERSEY CITY—18 Newark Avouue. | | | May 24th and 25th navy, black, white, gray, brown and sev- Also, effective hairline cloths, Most Women Have a Sense of Fragrance About Them but it is the rare woman that suggests the subtle, illusive, faint fragrance that, in some fashion or other seems to be a part of her personality. Any woman who will do a J little experimenting, perhaps a month or two of trial of various toilet waters and extracts, will very simply determine-what odors seem essentially in harmony with herself. If, after the morning bath, the face, neck and arms are moistened with her favorite toilet water, a drop or two of her favorite essence applied just behind the ear and rubbed also into the palm of the hand, a wonder- ful indefinable fragrance will seem to breathe forth from her. Charmona is a pure golden essence that is of itself a literal embodiment of beauty. It is the perfume of the woman who chooses to emphasize a distinct and definite personality. Ex- tract $2 the bottle; toilet water, $1 the bottle. Incensia has the faint sweet suggestion of the Orient com- bined with a mysterious poign- ancy and allure. It is a re- freshing perfume of subtle and indefinable charm. Extract, $1 and $2 the bottle; toilet water, 75c and $1.25 the bottle. Violet Excelsis is the violet essence of which the fastidious woman never tires. To put a drop of it on one’s palm is like placing a fresh violet there. Ex- tract, $1.25 and $2.50 the bottle; toilet water, 75c and $1.50 the bottle. Florice is one of the most delightful essences ever blended. Exquisite and illusive. Toilet Water, 7Sc the bottle. " In any Riker and Hegeman store, we will be pleased to perfume your handkerchief free with any of our odors. FREE ! With each bottle of any of our toilet waters mentioned above will be presented a dainty souvenir box of Toilet Requisites. The Souvenir Box contains a Traveler's size of Riker’s Improved Cold Cream, Zuyder Zee Talcum Powder and ; Riker’s An- tiseptic Tooth Pow- der. Riker's Zuyder Zee Powder. The most refreshing talcum powder. It is antisep- tic, cooling. Especially desirable for a tender skin, after the bath, and for nursery. 19c. Riker's Cold Cream. The most effective and most delicate cream ever compounded. It is cleans- ing and softening, and massages lightly into the skin. In jars, 25c, 50c and 75c sizes. Riker's Antiseptic Tooth Powder. Contains a combination of the antiseptic oils known to the dental profession as the best to cleanse and purify the mouth, the gums, the teeth. No acid, no grit. We guarantee it absolutely. Sanitary top package, 15c. For a few days only, each purchaser of any of the above mentioned toilet waters will receive free a Souvenir Box containing one of each of these three toilet articles, in Traveler’s Size, the regular value of which is 30c. ‘There is a Riker Toilet Requisite for every special need. We each preparation to please you or we will Piet taper ba vom Glass Shelf with Brackets and Six Glass Stoppered, Labeled Bottles Complete, 99c Ordinarily you would pay $2 to $2.50 for this shelf, bracket and bottles, This handy household outfit will just fill that wall a a SC space in your Bathroom, ' Bed- room or Kitchen, where you can al- ways find one of those always- wanted-but- hever-present ne- ae : . - oo Ae are labeled as fol Arom. Spts. Ammonia, Cologne, Witch Hazel, Alcohol, Peroxide, Hair Tonic, Mail Orders Filled Promptly The Story of Mary Garden There is a story about the wonderful. Mary "Garden par Sum et des objets de toilette. It is the story of a great French parfumeur who com- poses his perfumes as a com- poser does his symphonies, and with the same artistic impulse and inspiration. His imagination inspired by the personality of the great diva, he devised a perfume and sent it to Miss Garden. MARY GARDEN. Receiving no acknowledgment or expression of pleasure con- cerning it, he went to see her. _, The diva, apologizing pret- tily for the delayed expression of her appreciation, thanked him graciously, but the artist— the great parfumeur—watch- ing her, listening to her, realiz- ing her as she spoke, came to a sudden decision. The perfume created in the honor of the marvellous crea- ture before him did not_repre- sent her. The womanwhom he had tried to express through the medium of Lis art was a rarer creature, of more en- ticing originality and illusive beauty, than the fragrance by which he had tried to sug- gest her. And as he gazed there came the fulfilment of his inspira- tion. He rushed to his labora- Absolute sati» faction guar- anteed of money refunded. Ad. dress any which you the babit of trad. ing, or’ Riker & Hegeman, N.Y. \ IKER AND a te short distance away. ‘There, working feverishly with the little vials of crude extracts—“primitive notes” he calls them—he put together the ingredients of the precious formula. In less than half an hour from the time he left her presence he was again at the diva’. side. “Thave brought you at last,” he cried, “‘a perfume that is poetry — song. Litteralement the very essence of your beauty.” “You have brought me,” cried the Great Songstress, dipping a pearly finger into the drop of perfect essence on her palm, “the perfume of myself.” Mons. Rigaud has succeeded in devising a fragrance that ractically visualizes the world- famous personality from which it takes itsname. The woman with the Mary Garden Quality should use the perfume and requisites that bear her name, If you are like Mary Garden you will like Mary Garden, Mary Garden Perfume— Its astonishing vogue has sur- prised even the great parfum- eur by whom it was devised. $4.00 the bottle; one ounce, $2.00: one-half ounce, $1.00. Garden Talcum Powder—The talcum de luxe of fairylike softness and fra- grance. 50c the bottle. Mary Garden Soap — In the famous crimson satin cas- ket—the most luxurious savon in the world. $2.00 the cake. Mary Garden Toilet Water — Poignant and peer- less. The most alluring eau de toilette ever devised. $3 the bottle. Mary Garden Face Pow- der—Its fragrance is a delicate variation of the precious for- Pee rare ane of Price, $2 the box. You Are Safe When { i smoothness and luxury. HEGEMAN DRUG 5TORES Telephone the nearest Riker-Hegenn pre We deliver gesrer. i oy sag qual a few of sevgal hundred cut prices this week: whenever yu spend a dollar for drug store goods. 600 to 75c. will » as far in Riker and Hegeman Drug Stores as a dollar wil go elsewhere. You are always sure of the | Keep 2\c to 40c in Your Pocketbook in Riker and Hegeman stores. Here are Radway's; Ready Relief, 50c. size, 3c; 3-in-1 Oil, feanses, lubricates, oe 10csize, 7c; 25c. size, , Hood's Sarsaparilia, $1.00 size, 73c. Ayer's Sarsaparilla, $1.00 size, Zlc. Oxy-Peroxide, face cream, Carbona, g fluid, 19¢.| 25c. size, 13. Swissco, $,00 size, 85; 50c.| Othine, bleaching cream, re size, 45c. moves freckles, $1.00 size, 89c. Bovinine, Qc. size, 45c. Palmolive Soap, 10c. size, Ze. _ Cuticura tment, 50c.| Squibb's Talcum Powder, size, 39c. 25c. size, 18¢. Hunyadi J os Water, 24c.|_ Euthymol Tooth Paste, Omega Oil, $c. size, 19¢. 25c. size, 17c. Stuart's Dspepsia Tab-| Pray's Origaline, 50c. size, lets, 50c. size, Se. We reserve th¢ight to limit quantities. No dealers supplied. A Noth-Proof Chest Large Enotgh for Furs and Garments SpecialPrice, Only ..... 89c This is a ne moth-proof fur Ity, a id gar- ment chest, made f hea: tf straw board, and lied wit! Lai muast which cts as a moth preventive, Clean and strongly mad. Can be folded up and qsily laid away when notin use. Weighs only a pound. Much more convnient and easy to handle than a trunk or a chest, | and fully as good|Size 35 inches long, 84 inches high, 1314 | inches wide. Reglar $1.50 value; our special price, only... 89c See Set i eck Mail Hot Water Bottles Sold regularly for many years for $1.67; our special sale price 99. only . . Cc Featherweight; white rubber, cloth lined. Used fa many prominent hospitals and institutions because of itslong wearing qualities. We positively guarantee this bottle against leakage for one year, A reliable t| hot water bottle is a household necessity. At these || prices you should buy now for future need. Thisis@ genuine bargain, the equal of which has never been offered anyw! it any time. No. @ size, genuine Featherweight hot water bottle, sold regularly for many years at $1.67, our special price only Sy eae 99c Other Hot Wat _ Real Vermont Maple Sugar, 23c a Pound Maple ‘Yees, Frosty Nights, Sunny Days— Then the sp runs and the maple sugar farmers up in old Vermont get bsy. The combiation of frosty nights and sunny days was a long time comig this year, but it came at last and we have some of the nur, delicious, genuine Vermont product, fresh from the sugar bushy. Ten thousad pounds of this delectable product—unadulter- ° ated, unmixed /ermont maple sugar, “boiled down” from the sweet sap of thimaple trees. On sale tday. Only 23c pound; large cake, about half pound, 13c; smll cake, about one-fourth pound, Zc. Horehand Drops, 15c a Pound The best othe old-fashioned remedies for the lingering cot and the Springold is pure Horehound Drops. We place on sale to-day 4,000 punds of them—pure and fresh; the best quali made. Sold eluhere for 25c. a pound; our price, 15¢ the pound; 9c, half pound§c, quarter pound. Camera supplies—Photo Developing To prouce good results in photography your material mut be of the freshest. We guarantee that you will alwys find our stock new and fresh and in perfect condion. Our camra departments are in charge of experi- enced men, ‘ho will cheerfully give information and advice to amteur photographers. Come to us with your problem and we will gladly help you. velopig and printing of the highest quality, Camerasand Camera Supplies for sale at following stozs: 200 Broadway 116th St. and 7th Ave. Broadway and Bkcker St. 125th St. and Lenox Ave. 2 West 14th St. 128th St. and 8th Ave. 234St, and 6th A 149th St. and 3rd Ave. Ith Ave. and s4t8t. 155th St. and Amsterdam Ave, 15 West 34th St. 180th St. and St. Nicholas Ave, Times Building,‘imes Square ] roadway and 561 St. Broadway and 11h St. Folling Umbrella 181s¢ St. and St. Nicholas Ave. 1095 Broadway, Brooklyn 644 Fulton St., Brooklyn Wherever yu may be when a shower comes up, you will not be far from aRiker and Hegeman drug store. Step into any one of them andexamine our Folding Umberto. ron ll torso aus scssumuias sO That umbrelle will go into a suit case, A well-made, drable, attractive nmbrella, for which most stores woullcharge $1.50; our price, only........., 99. -———————_—— You Buy at Our Mail Order Dept, Bilngs the Rikers Hegeman Dru Stores right te your door, We will accurately and promptly ai your prescriptions by mail. Write for Mail Order Boole lets and Free De Myvery,