The evening world. Newspaper, October 21, 1912, Page 6

e THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, OGTORrN 21, 1912 COL. ROOSEVELT «SARS e tm wenem EAREST LITLE CON | very of Panama from Col mbia, Try HOMEWARD BOUND 2232 ncner weve ac S000 sue) OF POULTRY DEALER Ain oe Sach” tomer aah perah lames At All the 200 James Butler Ine. Stores ' | . Biamyadd 9 | Double 2 Stamps \ LET REMOVE ; : vatit Wa ay ; “SUES HIM FOR $90,008 | Samos Vi ' Pladt speaking tour tron! Texas to Calle j Ser: = | ne Kiited, Ae ery eS i ‘ a oe The position of the bullet was fixed |” M. Andre Promised to Wed, xe | 1 wen sition et ant ba ade \ | NATURAL LARATIVE reamery Ex-President Walks From Chi-|cny.,, ngites se rez, photorrent, (the Says 19-Year-Old Miss Van | oY vt Quickly Relteves - \ . was learned that the bullet lay on the baci say c eet. CONSTIPATION } cago Hospital to Auto on Jeutsde of the broken rim Until thin] Fan derborget, and Didn’t. | ; he j the physfctane had been unable to tACK | — = ' Way to Station | state powitively whether it was on the ae f pal - | r i Ni ‘s POON" RAOLEVARE VA Wa. ald’ OR CHiN 1 ; Hittaaveth A. Vanderberget cannot for eae ar he would have the bullet removed. |"! hs ; ay get the prom she says were made \ (Continued from First Page.) aE t f ; | @main and again from October, 1911, to RESULTS AT LATONIA. Henotic, Coming Ce rom Mnsall, Jack July, 1912, Silz, a wealthy | unnaily, Deduction, mn layal an poultry fan nerchant, who has but five hundred or more men, a group| FIRST RAC! urse, 9600; for two-|Amoret also ran. a place at > Fourteenth i of Women waving bandannas and! year-olds; five and one-half furlo RTH RACE —Sillien. aad. mavens | sicsgt, Ot. Andre, ote says, in a com. screaming children ifted shrill voices | U. Steppa, 110 (Ganz), first; Luther, si, one mile<Atar Jasmine, 108) saint Med in. the Gripreme Court to- in rejoicing aa the train stopped and | {Andrem), | necond: = Tecumseh, Stictoor C10 Giaaa sae ens esheets | day, owen her enaddly $0000 for the | almost immediately etarted on, Mesber, Kine ek, Lookiand, Marne x, ‘never bk Druloee he, hae nfifeted! on her tattered | | Plymouth, Ind, which ts @ town | joan of suvoy, Loule Widri -|% tot, 6 to 1, third, met 6 Of. Andrea urgent behest | hardly on the map for travellera be | wart, Dr. Jackson, Roo L@, Qfoney (ea, Jorks, Mamma] tt was at 1K rm ween Chicago and New York ontinare | and finished am named, $2 mi and Hedge also ran that she say» ho consented to become ‘| ly, turned out ite whole population| U' Steppa, straight, $6.50; place, $1.20, —— poten Bead glel Aaleant ina! 4 A | as| ew gg 9 Doarently to watch the ahaded win-| mow, 4H Luther, place, 8730, show: |TYPHOON KILLED OVER 1,000; | ANt'* "yctsct: att git stalwart and aat t Nineteen [| ty the Bape hen ag ‘neraen BROOND he or eek hale ture FOUR WERE AMERICANS, | butcher's, cutts ond by on oa, amas | ; New Lald—in sealed cartons only, dozen.... je way, mi i> | sae ts aide ie’ Pow tossing about chickens an ‘oners, ‘ tage. Mra. Roosevelt, always quietly ton cated ty Ingquiolan 160 rca MANILA, ‘Oot, MThe. typ : ducke and Keene, that, #h@ says, he im- | JamesButler inc. - " ry eMéient, te at her best when taking |tahan), second tinka, 108 (ie seb AR oon Of! nocentiy remarked Pr ri f St iJ care of her own wounded man, and) third. “Time—-t.08. Neville | Jnat Wednosday caumed the death of | “You are the dearest ttle chick 1] Butch r Sho iS ae © » LOUIS needa no help. If it came to a quer. rth, O14 Proverb and Beulah #, also |More than a thousand persons tn the|ever saw. Will you yo into my) ip: — ¢ who could better be a $2) mutuela paid—chitde Post, | Philippine Islands, coop?” or words to that effect. : ji : ae : pen of whe coud aa ee ) atraeht, $42.90 place, $9.80! Four unidentified Americans, threo| ‘Then came. bilasful periéd of court: | (See Addresses Below) Superlative XXX X—Most popular all-round Gay, specking not aynwathetically but| Tnquteta, $4.40 place, $2.60 show; |mon and a little gitl, were among|#hip, When Andte was not.talking of = é e p Ive AAAA— Most ] 3 : } Brotessionaily, ‘Ta sh of” pthc aL « 8) |thome Milled. sche Gavutadl Woke te Wee cea en ae Specials for Monday, ‘Tuesday, Wednesday q Flour tor Bread, Biscuit, Cake or Pastry. WILL ARRIVE AT OY6TER BAY ournhle foundered off (Pacalante. The bodies | July at Summit, N. J., this period cul- 4 ; | Barrel 2416-lb. Bag! 7-Ib. Bag |3!4-Ib. Bag ' TO-MORROW. (From the Horton Transertpt.) of fifteen Fillpinos and Spantards came| minated, she declares, in formAl pledges Crisp and white; c i 9 £1 4 . 2 . “I've tried all k of health foods, | ashore. of love and marriage. But when autumn auer au fresh 1 I Ma Hi It had not been announced that Mr. # tot my cane” | The typhoon practically wiped out| began to coax the leaves from the trees Tesh-made,. . .Ib. | 4 M4 C) Cc C P<) shit would be put aboard at roubled witht” | the. wna of Bogo, Danao, Toledo, |and her traurseau began to drop behind 7 | ° : Englewood, there were waiting four laanin and Escalante. in etyle—although ft had been eep- F f ., } i or five hundred people more than might rank urt Sausage, Fresh-made, lb. 14¢ A | expected at the junction at i Nee he bg Lid gone Sausage Meat, from our own young pigs, lb. 15¢ 5 ath. an . = aS ot } 0 -morro } mega a ihe ater # flock. Which Link Sausage, (Pure Por)... .16¢— Blue Ribdon Baking Powder to say he will go throug! ye Penn- — sylvania and Long Island tunnels with- FI nk Ss ‘ | ' Out the necessity of transferring be- a teaks, very fine I tween Chicego and Oyster Bay. a 4 ee Col, Roosevelt's train, which had er ame NN | ee BRR ECA anid Porterhouse...... | e c to leave Chicago at ; 3 : : i not pull out until 8.29 na Fancy Bacon, .\.csicuswithiean;iy piece,t: 19¢ § Butte; me print 25 { had been @ collision on ma ’ 9 0 et tracks at Fourteenth wr sining the rails over which | @ train was to pass, One ers) was badly hurt, the time he was to leave the hospital Col, Roosevelt was ready. } as fully dressed “and over his clothes he wore the heavy army at he had on the evening ho hot. ‘Phe hole in the right breast ot distinguishable at any distance ‘put those who were near him could lainly see the amall puncture, The Colonel walked from his room to the wheel chair in the corridor, On the way through the hospital the doors of the various rooms were open and the Pationts who were able called a greeting to'himi and wished him @ safe Journey. | In the street there was a large crowd of curlous spectators, who aleo shouted | (@ greeting as the Colonel appeared in Pie whéel chair, + ‘The start was made tmmeatately. In Troft of the auto was a large detall of torcyele poltce, a squad of whom immediately followed. the ambu- | lance.” ‘Phen came the various motor ears in which were Col, Cecil Lyon and ue Fancy Mutton Chops. 2 n.. 25¢ fi Corned Flat Spare Kibs..._ bh. 1Z¢ Corned Beef, Plate, Navel, Brisket, Ih. 1Q¢ Fresh Beef Liver............. Fancy Comb Tripe 8 ibs. 25¢ Smoked Beef Tongue, (';".. 1. 20° § Markets in Manhattan and Bronx 173 Amsterdam Ave., cor. (8th St. Phone Colum i wx Stamps with wy eel Oe sx 5 with 1871 St. Nicholas Ave, weur 176th St. Phone Auduion ich, Bip LOO Mh, pee TEC) SG 2 Stamps with gee 999 Westchester Av. cor, 165th and Fox Streets, opposite F 6O 2% stamps with co] BE aw Stamps with c Simpson St. Subway Station. Phone Melrose 2981, um 4 1 tb. for 5o 1 tb. for 35 Best Quality. Government Inspected. Absolutely Pure As wholesome, nutritive and digestible as creamery butter. e Clean and good: P c Rice equal in food valve lbs 17 9 to the highest priced A) Choice, meaty, hin-skinned © ~ c Prunes, 2°" Bs. 14 New Styles---Now Ready WHEN YOU ARE FATIGUED by wearing shoes _ which lack suppleness— WHEN YOU HAVE DIFFICULTY in finding shoes with distinction and style— WHEN YOU FIND THE SAMENESS of ordinary footwear monotonous, and the wearing quality limited— LA ae . 14¢ From pure grape ill C3 aad C3 nie c Sirloin Steak and Porterhouse is 20¢ sree oF tartar, _ 35 18 10 Teas | Coffees Pepi , a Stamps with op a . 8780 WhitePlains Road, cor. 217th St. Phone Wmsbridge2ss. i BO RL RAMPS" Seel QO sy Stamps wii: aae 65 Westchester Square. Phone Westchester 558. au Stamps with 6 wo ox Stamps wit! 693 Tremont Ave., cor. Crotona Ave. Phone ‘Tremont $19. 1S py flamps wilh Vee] 15 aw PADS with @ Qe The Rite : Brooklyn Markets Petey FREE hi GJ the remainder of the Roosevelt party. Latest New REMEMBER THAT UEEN UALITY Shoe. 80 Third Ave., cf. Dean St. Phone Main 360. 15 lamps 1 Ideal Blend 25 In other motor care were the many Xorlg | Laat. ees QUAL id 1315 Kings Highway, cor.East 14th St, Phone Midwoo (~~ Salmon) (in NEG RITES) SAID GOODBY TO WOMEN WHO Potent sae Cu LORY Paid one of these Be ala 820 Flatbush Ave., cor. Caton Av Phone Flatbush 47 aimon rom National Biscuit Co. 554Coney IslandAve., cor. Beverley Rd. Phone Flatbush 1639. NURSED HIM, 8706 Eighteenth Av., cor. Benson Av. Phone Bath Beach 2008, uburban Markets Yonkers—494 South Broadway, cor. Lawrence. Phone 4126. Mount Vernon—35 Mt. Vernon Ave. Phone 1670, ‘ West New Brighton, S. 1.—112 Castleton Ave., Phone 1239, Hempstead, L. I.-—Cor. Main and Fulton. Phone 222. Glen Cove, L, 1,—School St. Phone 461, —Cor. Main St.andN.Y. Ave. Phone 376, Port Washington, L.1.—!lower Hil! and Irina Av. Phone 2 L. B.—Cor, Main St. and Merrick Rd. Phone 80! Choice Alaska Pink, pb le Hi 10: Firm and flaky; 0° iden Crisp j 0c Senne CD | Their superior flexible soles insure real foot comfort; they are famous for correct style and variety of models; their wearing quality is vouched for by millions of satis- fied wearers, covering every State in the Union. Jum as he was being taken from the Wheel chair at the hospital door Col. Roosevelt bade goodby to the two purses who had taken care of him. Night Nurse Margaret Fitzgerald was the first to shake his hand and to re- Ceive.the famous Roosevelt wmile, She Was followed by Day Nurse Blanohe Welter, The last thing that Col. and Mrs. Roosevelt did was to shake hands with @nd thank Mother Margaret Mary, the Mother superior in charge of the hos- pital. The farewell was brief but af- footing. The eyes of the mother su- jor filled and she quickly turned her or and then hurried into the building. he party that entered Col. Roose- '¥ car were Mrs, Roosevelt, Hthol Roosevelt, Theodore jr, Col, Cectt Lyon and Dra, Lambert and Terrell. The Polico Department made special @frangements for the protection of the istinguished patient, The block about lercy Hospital was cleared of people had the limousine that drew up for the Colonel was surrounded by mounted &nd motorcycle policemen, Men were eomedies ss " ’ ae also posted on the low roofs of ad- Joining buildings, a ae Yesterday's rest did the Colonel good and he had recovered from the slight @etback of Swiutday, His wound bled ywome, but the doctors sald that was to wbe expected and was part of the healing @rocess, Dr. Lambert said Col. Roose- velt was getting ulong well, Uut that ; : aby one who had been in bed as long as be’ has oul mer son. Seuren Silver for the October Wedding jus exhaustion. All the do 1 dd thar Col, Roosevelt's rec would coniinue {f he kept quiet. rhe patient Was. ready to go to sleep at 10.15 Qast night, nearly an hour earlier than ‘usual, to prepare for the journey. HOPES TO MAKE SPEECH HERE ON OCT, 30, His doctors have forbidden him mak. ang any speeches inside two weeks, pyvery effort will be made to keep him large tall can. . Royal Lunch Cranberries 2", 9¢ Potatoes, ** "ii". 19¢ and mealy, Sweet Potatoes, 5. 19¢ Cooking Apples, 5»: 15¢ Just Arrived to Brighten Up the Breakfast. Prepared Buckwheat Flour, 13° Peerless Brand, first of the new pack: pkg... Aunt Nanna’s Pancake Flour, 10° Makes the lightest of cakes and muffins; pkg., Peerless Molasses, 10° Like the old fashioned kind; by the can Blue Ribbon Syrup, 10° ht; delic lously sweet; can, Queen Quality Shoes are made exclusively for women, and there is not a shoe need which they do not satisfy whether for dress, walking, dancing or house wear. Prices range $3.50 to $5.00 per pair—a few at $6.00. High Grade Liquors for Wholesale Prices ¥ At All James Butier inc. Licensed Stores Medicinal ‘Malt Whiskey : Tonic and Stimuiant | An aid to digestion. Q Queen Quality Boot Shop 32 West 34th Street Helps food assimilation, Vor invalids, } conyalescents, and those who ec are old and infirm; bottle Kingussie Scotch ii" ier""> 79¢ Hunter Rye J.B. bottle, cut to....s..ceeeceee 79¢ Wilson Whiskey 5.» scuec........ 79€ Manhattan Cocktails (10)... 69¢ French Claret sasnises stesoe, vote... 50c Barton & Guestier’s Sauterne wu. 65e fF The Big Dollar’s Worth—Unsurpassed Value Bottle Old Monogvam Whiskey 75¢ { Bot- £ 5 ae | The children’s delig ‘The New Season’s bruits—Selected and Undery i Seeded Raisins, '%; 0»: cn wi 196 Cleaned Currants, thebes panna De Dates, 200k tlorner brand; very nourishing package... TOE Evaporated Peaches, (hs, 1 g¢ Evaporated Apricots, ("““" 15° ! Large Strong 25c Broom ,.. & LIQUORS: 'T is not always the cost but the im- plied thoughtfulness of the Wedding Gift that the Bride appreciates, She {s always delighted with something in Sterling Silver, and we have more different things and more new patterns y in silver to show you than any other ah = establishment in New York. begun to plan e delivered in twent a few were allow velt yosverday Y Sterling Silver And whether it be some Sterling Silver A charming vase candle stick, trifle at a few dollars, or a complete Dinner in Sterling Handsomely chased, Eight inches high, Price $12.00 After dine | shook hands with ot Merey, who con- He made no attempt Service at many thousand, you always |] Silver. | know that your money has bought its [J Miteen inches high Priced at $60, fullest value, him there or would follow him to gover “The MERIDEN Co. e ennsylvanta Ral) a ITE eg New York that would entitle (INTERNATIONAL SILVER COMPANY, SUCCESSOR) ‘ Prave! on the train taken by the Colonel. Kis also displayed a large roll of bills, en et i orn te Silversmiths | Bottle Choice California Sherry 25¢ tles Bottle Ciioice Caiiiornia Vort 25 for Guinness’s Stout—Bass Ale Direct importations enable us to sell at $4 -% Dozen $ these extraordinarily low prices. Doz. bots. Splits, | Ailowance ior Returned Empties We pay 15 cents a dozen for the return of empty bottles, and 10 cents a dozen fc ipty splits, Our motor trucks and wagons DELIVER FREI will call for the empties on request. 5 2H Stamps FREE with Case of $4! LAGER BEER, Ruppert's or Liebmann's who tried to invade 1 room, decls the © uld & with olonel and HE Sunday World’s Want Directory makes more “‘Offers of Positions’? than any other two mediums in the universe, ten on a postal card. It read: ' “Col, Boowevels: I sincerely desire your complete 49-51 W. 34th Street, Through to 68-70 W. 35th Street, New York