The evening world. Newspaper, September 10, 1912, Page 8

—_—_— mn THE NATE YARN OF HS BILLET AS SAGRED LON How He Earned a Square Meal and Restored a Medicine Man’s Job. THEN LOST HIS OWN. When a Real Lion Showed Up, the Fake Beast Had to Take to the Woods. Never did a sailor on the seven seas have such an experience as that which befell the first mate of a Hritish tramp steamer that liew in her dock in South Brooklyn. Bbe Great mate of the steamer | _ Domeric, Alexander Hedworth, to wit, re- lates a plain, unadorned tale of being a Sacred lion in the wilds of Africa, An Evening World reporter found the first mate carefully polishing a short and blackened briar pipe. “I think more of this pipe.” said the Grat mate, “than 1 do of any other earth. ly possession.” The inquiry as to the plpe’e apectal value produced the follow. tng tale of adventure: WRECKED ON WEST AFRICAN COAST A YEAR AGO. “2 was first officer of the Dutch trad- ing ship Viool that was wrecked on the West African coast about a year ago,” began Hedworth. “Now Viool 1s Hol- Dutch for flea and @ flea the Vico! he hopped ashore one dark night barely had time to grasp hold of oop when the old tub went I kicked along, with the hen keeping me afloat, and finally crawled ashore, the most woebegone specimen of humanity in the world. I was desperately hungry and forthwith Bet out In search of food, 1 struck in- land in the hope that I would strike a settlement of some kind, “Well, I wandered inland for two days and I began to make up my mind that bad taken my last cruise, I subsisted on Jeaves and a plug of tobacco. WAKENED BY SOUND OF LoUD S0B8 OF ANGUISH. "@hortly after dawn on the third day of my wanderings I awoke from my beefy banquets in the crotch I bad alimbed to Jungle beasts, to of anguish. After eath be came @ joud thumping. trangest sound I had ever it was several ‘minutes TH BHU if i ; [ i @umber,-eitting,on « huge lion skin on ground, was a weird specimen of a He was bawling as though his would break and ever and anon he teenth tlle ere Mlpgeli <@ub. Well, I was hungry and ome African tribe, but his dey of had come. His medicine-man gtumts Bed failed him. For days he! } Gold Guaranteed A. 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Cicely olen 10’ & ern | AS A SACRED LION the ex-medicine man, Hrleflv, 1 made | IN AFRICAN JUNGLE. |." ion at dion an nn eS 5 return he was to feed me as never man Wag fed before and Was to pay men elephant tusks for my favor, The diloine man sewed me fibre he got from a it with tougi lage. the settiemont I got and feet like a real | roar until my head \ of sight. “My medicine man proceeded to raine his votce and presently the tribesmen | began to creep back by twos and th cine man out of @ job, and 4s though his heart would bre to St that you don't ‘And then like a flash a great idea w thin OMAGH, MOIGESTON, GS minutes—Puts an end to Stomach trouble forever. der—“really does” overcome indigestion, harmlessness. dyspepsia, gas, heartburn and sournessin| A. large fifty-cent case of Pape's five minutes—that—just that—makea| peprin will give you a hundred dol stomach regulator in the world. 1f what] hands you your money baok. you eat ferments into stubborn lumps, It's worth its weig) ress vanishes. 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For nearly half a cen- tury our aim has been to better our. own best. ts of genuine Tan Russia Calf, medium short vamps, Cuban heels and welted Sisee— soles; one of the season’s fa- ¢t011 $1.25 vorites; made algo inGun Metal Calf and Patent Leather. 11408 $1.50 Style *74*°°$2.00 Children’s and Misses’ But- toned Shoe of Gun Metal, Pat- * yg and bial A high Men's Shoes of Tan Rusia Calf, 0 Bent and. dressy, Invisible eyelets, wide sbank, iow, Style sutd service beyond any Yaviae erelet, ide shank, ow; ther Shoe we know’ of at it shoe of excellent quality, Particue Price larly desirable for zone men. also in Gun Metal, Service and Comfort i: Blyn Plan Nature Shoe. aiid Children who wear the Blyn-Plan Nature Shoe-know the fullest possible measure of foot comfort, Parents find in the endurance of | Biyn-1 the shoes the fullest possible measure | Shocs. Boys’ and Girls’ of economy. patent colt—-meds to rotaln lan Button and Lace Correct fitting adds to the comfort breed sed yond and the endurance. hard wear, y Bear in mind this prime fact—the Sisce 5 to 8, $1.75 style you admire in every Blyn Shoe Bizos 834 to 11, $2.00 is built into the shoe. Bises 1134 t0 2, $2.50 ‘Tan, saos, 5108, $2.00 Other sizes same ‘ices as Black Leathers. There is never a touch to make it seem one bit better than it is, TEN BIG, BEST STORES EASY TO REACH, _ Shoes for Everybody % WEST SIDE STORES: H 224-226 W. 125th st. Gth Ay. & 27th Bt. Broadway, Wew York THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1912. when there came a roar on the evening ned tail and fled. I got on my feat tan lke a man. The sight so air that curdied niy British blood. It was the roar of a really and truly lon. ‘The villagers began to call on me protection and to climb trees. I saw that It was up to me to do something a trembling like a man at Job of aacred iion lion saw me he stopped |. Bo Git I. But he did not a I roared again. I whistied, T was a-sitting in front of my hut! 1 screamed, I awore, but the lion, over- lo one evening enjoying a smoke andl qome by boy never hesitated for a moment accepted my offer in a torrent of tears, Non, @ sacred lion. The tion skin on “Under my plan I was to become "| ALONG COMES A SURE-ENOUGH IN. which my medicine man friend eat had iriosity, kept coming. My nerves could not stand the test so I GIMBELS Store Closes Daily, Including Saturday, at 6 o’Clock tree, He stuffed out the vacant places inside the skin with grass and then [ roared and the medicine man forgot that I was made up and not real and took to @ tree, Then he sort of laughed and came down again, L bade the med- {cine man bad on and Lettowing him on my hind legs we struck out for the vil- “When we arrived on the outskirts of nw hed. entered the village, the bx-medicine man | and me a-roaring | h knot in its tail, villagers sighted ua the | #f excitement began, ‘I roared louder and they began to hurdle their huts and climb trees. I started chasing the frightened biackmen, running on fonr | feet and sometimes on two. In about | three shakes all the tribesmen were out Opening the Season for Men's FELT HATS Triumphal strains for the advent of the Derby and the Soft Hat. Slow music for the departure of the Straw. Probably you're gla ALEX. HEDWORTEY and kow-towed low before him. He hit} two or three of them a wallop with the club to Jet them know that he was boas had predicted rain and there had come|and they acted as though they liked it rain, He had assured the tribe's/and I knew the day was won, The mod- ntsinen of immunity from wild/icine man did not forget me. He picked beasts and the best of the hantsmen had/out the best house in the village and fait return from the chase. ordered a half dozen nativesyto fetch tribesmen finally decided that he food to the eacred lion, I wanted to bad medicine, they forgot their fears of/crawi out of the infernal lon hide, but (hia conjury and one night, @ few|the medicine man would have naught of before I happened along, a it. he: ‘You'll have to remain a| bodily forth. And there he -| sacred lion, "8 how I'll hold my | of the change. And we are glad that you’re glad, for we have many fine new Hats to show you. i Stetson Hats for Fall Thirty styles soft and stiff, at $3.60. Gimbel Special Derby and Soft Hats with stitched and welted-edged brims in the new silk Also and Cloth-finished Hats in the pi ste pearl gray, finish. Tweed to it, After I had eaten ing Fall colore—Oxford ‘navy blue, tan and brown mixtures, olives, Other Stetson Hats, up to $10 for Derbies, and $12 for Derbies and Soft Hats at $2 A fine lot, in fashionable colors and shay All patteot, Come in and look pay little. A Continued! This delightful stomach regulator brings relief in five The Sale of Men’s $20 to $25 Suits And Overcoats at $12.50 So many men have “Reallydoes” put bad stomachs in or | ishing—almost marvelous, and the joy is Pape’s Diapepsin the lar; selling] worth of satisfaction or your druggist belch tat undi- | and bi voi tieee eccanacka yor ich gas eructate sour, and women who can’t get their stomac! gested food and ; head is dirsy and lated. Jt belongs in your home— reath foul; tongue coated; your be kept handy in case of a insides filled with bile and indigestible] sick, set stomach during the day waste, remember the moment Diapepsin }» It's the quickest, surest and in contact with the stomach all harmless stomach doctor in the advantage of this fine chance to save half, or near it, on the price of their Fall Suits that we present an en- ed and amended ition to the Sale , today and tomorrow. the Suits chiefly in the heavier weights, include several fine lots secured at con- cessions from good makers. Plenty of the favorite blues and « other dark effects. ht-weight Suits, ‘or men who wish them. AMONG THE OVERCOATS there are several styles in medium weights for Fall wear; also some ex- cellent Raincoats. . Allat $12.50 each, though regularselling prices are $20, $22 and $25. 19 New Fall Styles In Gimbel “BELMODB” Shoes for W' Ee PRReMae See, SERRE R ARIS NRE ROSEANNE SN eR EEE omen—$5 We take pleasure in pre- senting to the ever-grow- ing circle of women who take comfort in the Gimbel BELMOD) Shoes the new styles for Autumn and Winter. As you know, we choose them to bear the Gi trade-mark because we know, after a long search, that they are the best Shoes that can be sold at their price, $5 a pair. They are especially maae for us in one of the biggest, cleanest, most modern shoe factories we know, 0: best materials and by expert workmen. They are made belier than most $5 Sho it, for one thing, and because the maker is g! count of our large and steady orders. Nineteen new styles are ready, in all sizes and widths, two of -metal calf, buttoned, with cloth . There is a very smart dress shoe Most of them are hand-em- broidered, and women will be | of the favorite models: a ee The $22 ‘Domestic’ Machines at $20 ” that appear on many of them. Rohe CAGE dozen, sede each, there are pretty fextetheclaien ‘An the Handkerchiefs are: pure linen, == es, because we demand fad to favor us on ac- them—patent leather and tops, will be especially popu: of Eclipse Patent Coltskin without tips, on a very t. Some of the modes are on a smart which is both good-looking and comfortable. models, of black or tan willow calf, cut a little higher than usual, for stormy weather wear, but stylish and light in There are also tan Russia Calf Shoes, lace and gunmetal and black kid, maki | provide every woman with the Shoes she wants, We invite visitors in New York especially to see the dis; | once having been fitted with the proper difficulty in duplicating the styles by mail, in the same or other All at $5 a Pair broidery, in new designs, on fine linen, last of our own design, e. Thare are two Handkerchiefs, designs. Ui a variety which cannot fail to #: BOR ag nS SSI Be SBE a ETS BT I An Art SE She Displayed in \ 6 Grand Selon des Heda de Boo In other words, this is a composite display of new masterpieces by all the famous modistes of Pari. Yes, tesverpiiee, Pant even though Paris is the fountainhead of Fashion, we were discriminating when selecting the hundred or more models that we imported for this Exhibition. However, there was no hat in Paris too beautiful for us to import, nor were there too many, as it is always our desire to virtually bring Paris to New York. These original Paris models are from Georgette Lewis Reboux Louison Lanvin Germaine Paul Poiret, and a few other modistes included in the realm of the famous in Pari: In this Exhibition we also present the New Gimbel Millinery which is even marveled at in Paris, for it reflects the art of Panis, yet is distinctive. We do not merely import models to inspire its creation, but we send our millinery artists to Paris each season. Besides, we import the best materials for the making of the hats—and our staff of milliners is recognized to be the best in America. Prices range from $15 to $300, and modes include Hats for Tea, Reception and Evening Wear Hats for Carriage and Street Wear Third Floor Best News in the World for Schoolboys $10 and $12 FALL SUITS at $6.75 in plain double-breasted style. They are le in every to conform with Gimbel standards toe Boys’ Clothi mixtures. range of patterns in each size, though not every pattern in each size, to favor us. Smaller Boys’ Suits at $5 SurprisingHow Little| Changing the Style on ese New Hand- kerchiefs Cost “Domestic” Sewing Machines Has brought considerably reduced prices on three The $30 ‘‘Domestic’’ Machines at $22.50 The $36 ‘‘Domeatic’’ Machines at $26.50 effects, in various styles, Usually 260. colored Novel $2 Cash and $1 Weekly in copies of Frenc A remarkable o| portunity to happen at the be- sually 25¢ and 60c, ROTHERS VORK TMIRIETMIRD BT, this time and 1 had barely gotten out/ Then I collapsed. When I came to my | and shinned up & nearby tree before | senses I was 6n a tramp bound for the ized our jungle visitor that he nesi-/ Mr. Lion fell upon that cursed hide |Cape. The tramp had stopped to do d for a time, but not for long and| When that lion got through with my |some trading and some of t! I saw he Was after me. Into the jungie| discarded skin was not enough | had stumbled over me on the I went as fast as T could travel, and palr of earlaps that was not very fast, for that lion skin Was Infernally heavy. As I ’ I tore at {he stitches in the akin, in morning broke he whisked his tai! and got out I could run fas cruised off, stie, formerly the scene of al on was gaining on me all the| “When I thought that his nibs was rhine beh t pon is to be sold It looked ilke my last voyage. | well on bis voyage I shinned down the | ntertainments to 4 lly the fibre atitches began to through the |t0 the Rits-Carlton syndicate for hotel give and then I found that I could myself. I must have fun for|Durposes. The exterior of the Lake worm my Way out of the hide. Thel ¥% halting now and then for | Shore mansion to be retained Mra. foal lion was almost on top of me leep, before I struck the cogst. Palmer will liv Just 407 Suits in the offering—216 in Norfolk style and 191 materials are ali wool, in unusually handsome gray and brown The Norfolk Suits are in sizes from 6 to 15 years—many of them i favorite double-breasted Norfolk styles; many have two- Rie tianete. 4 plain Double-breasted Suits are for sizes 10 to 18 years. There isa splendid These Suits are sufficiently low-priced to make them economical for school wear, yet they are handsome enough for dress-up. All by and offered only at $6.75, because we secured them fr! gakert a “ Another p of remarkable values, in plain blue id handso: all with style, 2 rs; mixtures, two pairs of bloomers. In Russian 2 ; in sailor style, 5 to oly $5 a suit. reine ent pels ES ial neal all ie Only the cases are to be changed, while the splen- did “Domestic” mechanism, with its famaus looper, of course, and fresh and perfect. | which has made so many thousands of friends, re- At 12}4¢ each—Hand-embroidered i tial, al in wreath effect, Usual- | INS unaltered. peo aoe These new prices, with their considerabte saving, rit St Gosen—One comer handem- remain in force only while our own stock and the Pens den manufacturers’ surplus of these three types of “Do- At 250 each- Beautiful hand-em- | mestic”’ Machines last. x 500 to 75e. All are perfect, and we guarantee them for ‘Blaise ‘eech-—Colored crosibar years. $6ld, if desired, on easy payments— i Main Floor | ginning of the Fall dressmaking season. with rioor GIMBEL, B ————