The evening world. Newspaper, September 6, 1912, Page 12

-PRIDAY, SEPTEMBER _ 8, BIR DERRICK FALLS — Y winreo ix earessow | John Philip Sousa, Greatest ae r | 36 STORIES HiGtt ee Requston Tee by Gow. Wit Bandmaster, Finds Recrea- . Lord &. Tay lor * of his oath, in Brooklyn. Bene 1826 er, . Sale of Women’s Coats / ‘Very ‘Specia The New 50-tnch ' Street 8 Touring Coats pon, oe aauaaee) of yeaa via | ugs. ice cambinations m. Value $25.00 $19.5 wd STRAIN OF FOUR BOOMS TOO he hed ONE MANISKILLED sss srt ve 2 The vee ok posted Seven Have Miraculous Es-|'¢, capes From Death, but Only [the “tie Bureat .¢ One Is Hurt. Sept. Gov, Wil.| of the loca) authori-| quisition upon Gov. | ~ y York for the return to of Morris Edelson, who is now! 4 tn Brooklyn on charge of | | on wan arrested Inst month for | ~. tion in. Tuxedo Tobacco. oe et, causing the death of wits of No, 101 Bast Fourth anhattan, who i supposed to nm in the combination with ¢ the flagpole W! ‘dent ne x is fnisned. pumniner | ATOP.. CITY BUILDING. |,,A © tine of his arrest Fdeleon pro- | is were being used to) tiie innocence, claiming that he| the guide ropes . one who had been seen in yud report, The derrick | Ar i w | *. A number of per- tand the heavy etrain | Rarre z 1 saw Edelson running the wre om the Peariman store at the Big Granite Blocks Drop From | *™ Four Booms as Guy Newest Models in Raincoats Cravenettes, Gabardines-and Rubberized Materials. . \ " $8.50, .$16.50,,.$19.50 & $25.00 Rope Snaps., AS crowds watched thymmwork mon % weomed to have no jrerves qo-day red above the tower an top of the rep —aictpal Butiding the Vierrick that now MA wn last evening @ hen @ guy if the booms middle of the body, crushing him to | death instantly. Olsen barely missed cess: 225 QS) BIS SURELY TAY THSL SPS ESS HOUBLES BEAUTY OF YOUR HAR of the heavy stones ca veht him in the | ‘ whioh dangied from the top of the) All you need is a 26 cent bottle of ‘‘Danderine’’— crashed & tower in @ mass of wreckage. ue : rope BOS rats ay an oa ot], iosks of stone attached to the other! Hair gets lustrous, fluffy and abundant at once. An attractive line of ‘The derrick < a vow poetry booms fell on the roof of the building mone was goind i proper with @ crash that caused persons defore quitting ti™& ne Sa, Killed, Seven othors 2d mira vious wat] in tho street to believe that part of the Immediate?—Yes! Certain? — that's building had caved in, faded, |the joy of it dry, brittle or thin. seragay, Resides beautifying the hair, Danderine Your hair becomes | I “ Girls’ Coats & Dresses / Vb UY vot chem -Reteg sith | FOREMAN VANISHED AFTER THE | light, wavy, fluffy, abundant and ap-| dissolves every particle of dandruff; ; as F \ years. escapes, on! sheg pr ie worlduen @ 0f@ ACCIDENT, pears as soft, histrous and_ beautiful] cleanses, purifies and invigorates the JOHN PHILIP SOUSA ‘a is \ 4 tole hurt. The Hind. the throa 3) Policeman Anderson of the ‘eikniea (he @ young girl's after a Danderine| acalp, forover stopping itching and 3 THN thrown Into @ Panic Miro greatly, w (| stroct @tation, made a report of the ao. | hair cleanse, Just try this-moisten al falling bair, but what will please you Composer and Bandmaster. s 4 a: hurrying. om tio “and Deiate. Nowwon,Savewtgn: | lotn TUth a Iitle Danderine and cate-| most will be alter a few weeks use a b nota § Winter Coats tod. Nolaon said he learned that tho |fully draw it through your hair, taking] Danderine, when you will actually see at veut Micadal ‘he derrickman killed was Bernar® | Woompaon-starrett Construction Com-|one amall strand at atime, “This will| new nd downy at. first new hair—tine and downy at first—! yer—but really new hair growing all over the scalp. If you care for pretty, | soft hair, and lots of it, surely get «| 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderine | from any drug store or toilet counter j Sweeney, sixty-seven, of No. 220 Wewt) deny, which i erecting the building, | cleanse the huir of dust, dist or exeessive : Gixtyseventh strect. The injured mam}, hyeq audlet tts contract for holsting to | oil and in just n few moments von have t was Henry Olsen, forty-nine, of No. 78/4 he Mount Waldo Granite Works, and doubled the beauty of y hai | Forty-second street, Brooklyn. Oleen ‘at @ foreman named Young wae in ” ed A delightful surprise awaits, partic. ‘was Burt in the left hip and leg end arge at the time of the accifent. béliely th creat 4 be oy ‘Dr. Liviogrton to the ‘ison aid thet Young had dianp-‘Ularly those who have been careless, “Tuxedo gives an absolutely ’ “ny Neild smoke; fragrant, In all the-new materials and mo@els. , $7.50, $12.50 & $17.50 whose hair has been neglected or is and just try it. SOW PERTHWA — New Fall Stocks The-newest « _ Sg at everything from Grand Rapids and the Best factories all in enormous quantities we are able to offer betier vals, al ates oe vel is backed up by our reputation—we have furnished for-New Yorkers for 105 years, and expect to do so for another century or two. You Can Open.a Charge Account for Any Amount Payable Monthly #f You Prefer on $50 Worth on $500, Etc. 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