The evening world. Newspaper, August 29, 1912, Page 4

SIDE THRONG | 70 Candidates for King VOTE TO DATE FoR plop Sele And Three of the Funmakers|| ‘\N@,0F THE Coney waiter atthe Botteciaire. Movel: NO, | MARDI GRAS CARNIVAL. [)2i73 Broadway, tried to kill himnelt, RS MEMORY a by cutting Nix throat with @ razor) Candidates muat be nominated & J) to-day. Mia wife, who wan eitting @H Stamps Free With All Purchases, and William D. Kotle, Quartet Club.. 3,750 Guble was di 1 from the hotel! Frederick C. A, 8c r, Big Sunday beca ya, the manage. Hf Indian B. c.. 0 || ment had heard a report that he was near him with their ten-months-old | f ated ae candidates by the Nomi |! baby In her arms, Jumped up In time Special Gifts with Teas, Coffees nating Co nis re ro} do! 0, 5 . *e Ko athers will be weounsaed by Tho J) 1 Preven’ from ee atl and Numerous Current Offers. y ven vorid, ; \° Henry Kelly, Harlemites’ Club. 6,070 I] i" taking the ‘rom him. : Parlor Broom, “=: 18¢ cole CONDENSED MILK p GROCERIES Made from Fresh, Pure, Rich Milk, Direct from New ‘ Andrew FP. Yacenda, Panama going to Georgia to take charge of a * Gread Crowd Fills Streets and Demozratic Club «. ‘ | hotel in Atlanta. He had received an Maurice Costello, Moving Pie |offer from Atlanta but had not com: |] ture Actor frank A. Miller, ‘Moving Pic- | mitted himself to it. He felt that he | had been unfairly treated by the Belle- lelaire and brooded over it. Guble wae taken to Flower Horpital in a serious : aay || condition | Yptima Club... 205 9) Irish-Am, A. A. 379 at 207 20 i | _ GAttends Funeral of Noted | I a Philanthropist. | ' | John A John York's Finest Grazing Pastures—aAll in Sanitary Cans. BUTLER’S "“": 8° LIBERTY "9° ESSIE"™". 10° BELLE BROOK EVAPORATED MILK, From selected herds. } Regular tall c In small Reduced tothe thick-}10¢ can, cut % handy 3 for 10 Ness of cream. sto... 9 cans... ie, : Best Creamery Butter, » 9 Intense itching soothed at once Child eried contineally, mother almost worn out; Resinol cured |] Thomas FF. |] @. Frank ¢ it, George II. Biakney, Acme A. C. Marty Ttowan, Marty Rowan D.C, . ft : WIDOW FAINTS IN HALL, Hundreds of Poorly Dressed _ “Women Attest His Char- ities by Grief. Quincy 8. G m PB. G, Wash, Woolf, Oak Creat Clu e | eant side's macistrom of busi ’ stopped whirling to-day while the of Dr. David Blaustein, followed © funeral cortege half a mile long, through streets lined with men M8 women. It was « tribute of re- pect Won by yearn of patient, unsel- fith, weeret charities, « tribute that was &@ BonroIation for the woman who be- ms Mra, Blaustein only a year ago. » Biaustetn's body had been lying im an undertaker's rooms in Delancey it, where it had been brought fol- his sudden death Monday in the bac! about th months, Thi was coming of in Retctee and she cried continually. itching was in- tense, ‘at night, have to ile awake Dept., J, William Ennie jr. . George Mchnelder, Colonial A, C, Potatoes Srge.. gt Bag | |] Emil Kwyn, I. 0. 0, |] Irving Osborne, Flatbush G. J. H, Rougan, Mercedes P. Peter Koasman, Woodhaven Tomato Fine quality, Large No. 3 can; selling es red, ripe fruit. regularly at 12¢.; cut to Al k ] “Zero” Brand. Choice : Cc as a a mon, Pink Fish. No.1 Tall Can Blue Ribbon Jams,“y's";* 15° [Liberty Jams z Smoked Beef, : Fresh from National 5 ir) |] John Beck |] Arthur A. Roset, tone Club.. || Timothy Crimmins, Comet Clud. time her back and limbs had entire- 1 ealed. I was truly thankful fat Ths r found something to cure rf, as was about worn out.’ » Mrs, Frank Lemwel, 123 treet, ARCHBALD UNDER CHARGES | WANTS TO LEAVE BENCH. | picture shows, makes sure that Kelly if perf me Duster” rest ee pot [ne Kolle will not have it all their own| Judge Facing Impeachment Trial followed the body to the Forsyth street F way. Asks to Be Temporarily Relieved | aypagou: { D ‘The lint of candidates as shown tn the Z Where a double line of pos Pian Diy. (Bigned, begin until 11 o'clock, the east aide 7 Uhrliled with suppressed excitement an jar tie 10° Quaker Corn Flakes box giving thy Vote to Date for King” ry Nee reserves had been drawn up. 3 | { Fig Newtons, Wine Crackers and Fluted 1 | 41 be cut down from day to day. ‘I WASHINGTON, Aug, 9.—Judge R. W. tseuit C saa te Dalearer members onbe OF MARDI GRAS more he name of no candidate hav-| Archbald of the Commerce Court, whore Biscuit. A 0.’s Ov ens Cocoanuts, pound - a ni cece Bigustein's lodge, B'rith Abraham—had Special Stamp Premiums With TEAS ann COFFEES 100 sitios Free wits 1 1. tr 70° | 39 Che Bree wu tinue Be ing less than 200 votes will appear. | trial under impeachment proceedings 1 @iMoulty in fighting their way Names will reappear when the candi-| impending before the Senate, has asked hold at the top of the windin, bata dates have come up to the mark In| Chief Justice White of the United Steps leading from Forsyth street. Dr. | Seee setter telow to the Mardi Gras Mae’ ater supe” temporarily to 4, Ls Magnes of the Templo Emanu-Kl itor of The Evening World tells how — #&t upon the platform, surrounded by @ Henry Kelly got ahead of Mr. Kolle to- throng of Jews who have made tholr day: Mark in tho city's financial history. In Kindly credit our fellow member the pews, in the alsies and around the| Candidates Must Have at Least 1,400 votes, and more to follow Walia were jammed nearly @ thousand fo 7 wishing him suc. t an ‘ ce H 4 Ib. fe ane . ic fe ubeipoen erthedon oncrrere coreret: tM} 200 to Get Their Names | ot ee Oi ae rt reciaont GO sts ra TEE with 1 tb. for 50° 20 2%. Free with 1b. tor 30 * joa herewith 3,000 , ae . c / ~ Vv GAGGED Wenien Printed. ‘oats ee. iam D. Kole, our cane 30 stamps FCC with 1 1b. for 35' 15 Stamps Free with 1 Ib. for 28' @idate for King of the Coney Island Mardi Gras and Carnival of Fun. These ballots were collected by thy friends of Mr. Kolle. COMMITTEE. a WW THRONG. the gallery was a throng of women. | ‘The homscoming of Willlam D. Kole Sil of them were poorly dressed | and the adtwit of John White, Burt almost all, at one time or another, Lewis, “Kasy Boss Belleck and the Diese oh. sehen Fradhurst Weld Club in the contest as tithe ~Besnyrg backers of Henry Kelly set things in motion for an Interesting contest, while the uncrment that they moving pice (Peum the Newark Hows) ibdlog. at . e funny-man wai “Dr. Blaustein did not know what | (re Manufacturing concer nies rrebaget ‘ : frase to have a welfish thought, much | 4 aie (Wa Gish ae paeiv) Wade scivragn et ae Up of real ive actors and actresses, and hen T wrote the joke was always trying to be an Interpreter | act the ceremony in aty'ey with Mov- J Rot only 50 cents for it.” between the old generation and the|!%® picture cameras all about taking from this we see that the setting te ReY—a middleman—a common soldier|!t #! in fur future use in the moving generally more Important than the gem, 6 man who allowed himself to be weed a6 an instrument of Gor From the synagogue the body was to the building of the Educa- tena) Alliance, at Jefferson street and Bekt Broadway, It was here, in his Of service ax superintendent, tht Dr. Blaustein acquired his stand- ing as the best-beloved man of the aide, 15 sattps Free with 1 1b. for VHC} VS sedzips with 11b.0f “Ideal"Rlend BRC A Trial Will_ Convince You of the Marked Superiority of These Teas and Coffees, 10 42a Stamps With Each | 5 24 Stamps With Each BlueRibbon Salt,!argtox,10¢ | Uneeda Biscuit, package ....&e Peerless marice Se tt eet iat Backigersrrts; csiseacis I My Vantila or Lemon | lavoring,bott!ce 1Oc ‘aploca, package.............. c Cieneweli Washing Powcer, is: 12c | Corn Starch—XLCR, «8° Washing Fluid, !arz bottle LOc | Ammoniz2, Strong, bottle, 10¢ Chloride Lime, !src can...10¢ | Tooth Picks, box............. & Double Stamps FREE Every Wednesday INSTANT_POSTUM “onimny cars John J. Petri, Chairman; Adolf edes. re dectnne Woerner, C. E. Lent. ie weeping of the women almost drowned out his Setting and Gem, —_—<— and cracks an old he, “and later sends Special To-Day and To-Morrow, ‘a Savings This Week At night there is a moving picture shaw in the auditorium of the Alliance Most Startling Beading, but there was no sign of it U \ At All the pallbearers entered with thelr Read them all, for they mean money in } J B iH sceupied and the palioe Were mare the honk for thely shoppers. Never nerare \\\ll lI h, Uy ames uier thetr hands full persuading the was there such a sensational upportunity SS — 4 | j we ‘hy street thet no more bateconumileslae Hane iow > > | Licensed Liquor Stores LAPSES A8 BODY 18 . . ’ ; oe Ae ll sp) MENS & WOMENS | 3 308.41. Stamps Wea Free With. Each of the Following: Medicinal Malt Whiskey — ow. 75° Princeton Cocktails: ¥::'""17..... 75° —sold by grocers at 30c |! $70 to 5350 Special Reserve Rye—Bottle.. $1.00 | Worth Nearly Double | gussie Scotch—sottle ......... g5¢ makes about 50 cups of a delicious beverage tasting much You Can Prove It GiraldaImported Sherry—bottle W5° like the mild, rich, high-grade J f the Ori hard y ghee lp lala aegaabaatas stausa aera ne ets|f Old Cabinet Port—Imported—bottle. 75 e wr Slip-on Raincoats Man tailored natty loose English Style coats; Raglan and Square 23 & LIQUORS She came in, supported by two friends, around whose necks she thrown her arms, Several times oe Rabbi Masiiansky was culogizing stein she fainted, and when the Was carried out to the hearse was to take it to Washington , jetery, in Brooklyn, she followed, { her hands and sobbing “My it My angel!” took up the cry, some in Yid- 41h and some in English. 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Smaller tins making about 50 cups cost 30 cts, Coffee Averages About Double That Cost. peg ric alg Mid Ask your grocer about it. If he doesn’t have Instant s = Postum send his name and address and a &-cent stamp to | cover postage and we will send you a 5-cup free sample of this new food-drink. “There’s a Reason” for POSTUM Made by Postum Cereal Co., Ltd., Battle Clyek, Mich. injured internally. The thrown into the canal wmconscious. All three re Beney Hospital by Dr. Sawyer. HE Sunday World’s Want Directory makes more “Offers of Positions’’ than any other two mediums in the universe. ht pays to pay cash Harlem (5 Furniture 147-149 W125" St F you want your “‘busi- ness’’ to become the talk of the town, tell about it through a World “Want” a. 339333 3 eas: 2 sie