The evening world. Newspaper, November 11, 1912, Page 5

rances Decely aaa , . = rupee : re — stint ait tt NII ees 2 a A it emanate “ 7 att Regu THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1912. & 5 OOU-MILE JOURNEY . fon that no mistake had been mado “who te the solemn. man who acts as when the prisoner at Headquarters was| though he was attending his own <<) '¥ In New York’s j Shopping Centre ’ . lined up for identification. He was) funeral?” — ‘is, Wis « = prison foi | fu in Lead ee r ing and teivng eit ihe goed j aneme MIDNIGHT MARRIAGE |t8v Tomes saiLereaker \ ‘ ' 5 FOR MURDER NEXT WEEK it Sixth A: + h ‘4 Cher, an. Brings Nebraska Senator Wagner and Barton S. ixt venue, 20t to 22d Street rth Me Weeks Assigned by Court to - ¥ 9. : fis fo: Net ns | nS on’t get away from the principal fact tha marriage between a courle who had] Mulqueen » syrup—enough to | family a lop, 3 g I g is traveled three thoudand and two thou-| dered that & special panel of talesmen| time, You couldn't buy as much of as ‘ + oath al respectively to wed In this Med ek Where cht poe Rob- nimple ae i Fitgives olment instant co-opera ve Dp an or 0 ars an cen S | ad ‘o-day purziod the officials of the! ort a, Wagner, Who have been assigned | relief and usually stops the most obsti , ; i triage Bureau. The wedding cere-! by the Court. nate cough in 24 hours. It is pleasant}, 4 Senet atelier eam eames s| WRECK Will ordinarily cost you 350 dollars } who had travelied with the bride from| tuning aispate Sure wate, The te re Sh troubie cle, i Reynolds Forebrey, the Tombs jail- GAneoin, Neb. where both are said tol ijeved he intended to rob the Jeweller. The Quickest, Simplest Cough Cure Easily and Cheap! Home, Saves from Europe. breaker, will be called to trial on Tues- day, Nov. 19, on the oharag of munter- ing Morris Schwartakopf, @ jeweller at ‘The reason for a well planned midnight! No. § Delancey street, on y 2. This recipe makes a pint of cough ‘be well known residents. Forsbrey enaaped shooting | }4 pint eats water, ane tir for @ Copyright, 1912, by @tone & McCarrick, Im. H The bride was formerly Mrs, Rhoda} go f, but ted . Put 214 ounces of Pinex (fifty : h Hawley tewart. forty-nix years old,| hours later ina cellar on Seventh etreat, cents’ worth) in a pint bottle, and add HERE are nine goodreasons why who divorced Lou 1, F. Stewart in| immediately he had shot the Sugar Syrup. It keeps peeeny LAnooin, tn 198, Mra. Stewart then Bad}in @ cigar rtore in Cooper Square. He], Pine is one of the oldest and best) The pianos for this co you should get one of these re sale @ son ten years old. Her present hus-|has been identified as the man who| known remedial agents for the throat} wore per: vy selected al the factory : 4 band is Kdward Willlam Clark, forts ot the Jeweler. H membranes. Pinex is the most valuable; by Mp. C, Alfred Wagner, Pres. i gp kad pit oben flees of FGI a a sonoettrated ocanbeehs chord Che and tes rt ie pianos through this co-operative ; r : Lyn fng to the marriage application, was ritz, th in| White pine extract, an jaiacol | being tested and inspect the murder of Moserits, the ve tand all the other natural healing ele- | Nahon Franko, for years. Coadicton oad @iaime a residence. Hia first wife died/ Hy a robber or robbers. not Goncertomeisier , etropolitan Opera Co, peveral years ago. ‘On Sept. 1st @ collection of eaws and ‘ 5‘ it a Ray 5 this salo informal player-piano Rev. Hi. H. Harmot called at the home| , Battle at murlatic acid were found in], The prompt results from this recipe} Seqeels wall »Slven every afvernoon from i reason in itself why you should get of Edward Hart, chief clerk of the Mar-| Forsbrey'a cell in the Tombs, He was| Rave endeared it to thousands of house-| 1B 3.38/10 4:20 olclock, to which you are one. But brushing them all aside Wiege Bureau, on Saturday after office |eaxen to another cell. On Sept. 24 he i houre snd urgdd that every effort be| pulted out the ventilator ecreen in nie| hich explnine why the plan hae bee ; and considering only the main reason made to tnsue a license for a couple Who | new cell, slid down a ehaft to the cela f plan, any one of which is a sufficient born tn Home, Italy, where he still} nevendasirer who was killed ia hi bsolute satisfaction \ had travelled many thousand miles to|got into the yard through a window, r \ —for Sect bers ant duet to bw at |simbet the mone and on toca andl spmaniy PPE ranted, Ae we bi the td he nd you have a at once, 1e legroom was then ‘ / J MD Soteed cre steamship Lorraine, which | “Margaret Ryas, a etrt_ who nag] Pilgetitet you, IF not, send to The) a big overwhelming advantage fled th 4 acid to Fors- H emusrled the sama and aid to Fors | gem | which you simply cannot afford to ignore ied them 0 the Bronk, where Borerey U | —and that is—that you save a big uit : round hundred dollars (one hundred Sie iaey on icgatren ox A Rousing Appetite CULZ Na and one dollars and twenty-five 9 Siravburvert oun and vito within an Is a Keon Delight cents—to be exact). +. The Rev. Mr. Hermot had applied on Baturday at the Waldorf-Astoria for|And What Is of Greater Interest, When you come to think of it, this is a tremendous §' b * ’ 2 . . Earoreertize Vridegrocss waa then Shona ‘Stomach to Digest What- aR SS saving: nearly half the price you pay for the piano. foeoma for @ couple, explaining that the| Stuart's Dyspepsia Tal yees of the hotel bo assigned as ever Is Eaten. Think of what you can do with this one hundred and take piace with the arrival of the man, : | one dollars and twenty-five cents. arerales Wen caiwiiiae vo coven! thelbe nates 4 | You can take a month’s vacation on this amount. : wa, ialegrenn from Lincoln, Neb. say eeaelpae aay ‘ | You can take a music lesson every week for two 5 ibeae sate foe rivate Disasnaae patehseed fake « | years, at fifty cents a lesson. Loh ; at RSTO" Conn wttats cas peer. You can furnish a room in your home. 4 JUMPS OFF CAR TO CHASE SPECI MAN WHO GOT HIS WALLET. Tuesday, November 12th Policeman Captures Fugitive Who rid eer . $50 00 Turns Out to Be Ex- : mg Convict. ; ‘ * While waiting for a southbound car|! wie a | @t Fourth avenue and Forty-second You can buy clothes, knick-knacks, or put it out at interest. The fact is, this is such a big, compelling sum that there is no limit to the uses to which you can put it. Itisfor this reason that we again lay stress on this feature. If tRere wasn’t a single privilege; if there wasn’t 4 t another single advantage to be had in the purchase of these pidnos, this big saving of one S cial Notice % @treet to-day Martin Reinhardt, a mer- ¢hant of Valhalla, N. ¥., who had just ww great the excess of fond n Ss left a train at the Grand Central Sta-|taken into the stomach, one or two of toa, took some change out of his {th ery particle of . pocket in readiness to pay his fare. A -| Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Sizes Srad' aid ‘or the greater convenience of out well dressed, clean-cut young fellow ‘ : Toomorr ave the sreat hundred and one era we nave, cotablianed Dumped against him and knocked the ie of acute Jodimantion byw Li lag ret recente: dollars and twenty- on’ Broskigne 1 7 @hange out of his hand. them after he! which : é o Harlem, The Bronx, New: With profuse apologies the young]eaten Christmas, re) ch hene eT five cents in iteelf ark, raey City, Hoboken end an Ptranger lielped him pick up the scat-| giving and other hold tered nickels and dimes. They boarded ‘ . jouthbound car together and stood operative idea to an ms Shy and every sovenlag UD. th: 38 interested may upon fear the rear door conversing. In the er ose one Kat TRIAAT Bob pleas: (teen as eines ry a overwhelming euc: ‘ard. obtain the eddrens funnel at about Thirty-ninth street . jamond-eutting m 1g suce ‘most convenient to their Bea ae, tee on rm iii: | What you get besides the big saving <:::: The wallet wasn't there, ty aha eainele " c . 4 : ( . anos strenete Wn BLyheppee OBS tHE in more’ than | lwo ide OU have read above about the saving that this co-operative sale . Big savings like this are commanding. r4 the At this moment the well dressed to orthbound iol & . ffords. You can see that this in itself is e h to command rort ae ‘ a S. ou can see a In Itself 1s enough to The plan on player-pianos the attention of any one thinking about getting a piano. Yonke! / a a i All th diet it atyl yt tate would carry this co- 7 j,Atiasi"is'thin' met tiay" beaten at tones Copyright, 1912, by Stone & McCarrick, Inv. wi th i ° . . ° 2 ap _ ry ry t? prin jumped 0 | Fomach “ito emplay” a “powertl. and | at j But read this. This is what you get besides the low price, Ths Hundred player-pianos will also be sold on this co-operative ty We maa tere inharat bevatng he einen Soya (biel Alleaya, tare ih overs: Damonds And, mind you, these are all a matter of contract. These features The usual price of these player-pianos is five hundred and fifty Fovbing the Valhalla man. While the ggdey.” © °° Ox {Tom your druggist roadway, New York|! are embodied in the face of your agreement. They are not the “say qh. Me operative iblog i bhawe Mindell aa ninety-five déllars so’’ of any one. They are the “black and white’’ facts—printed with NO INTEREST to be added. F 4 A ; The player-pienos will be delivered immediately upon the - in and made a part of this big co-operative plan. Fant cl tive datiare: ces y 1g: F The payments will be two dollars a week—giving you one hundred }. " , | I. BESIDES THE LOW PRICE, in your home for thirty days. If and ninety-five weeks’ time in which to make your paymeats ; you get the easiest sort of terms. you are then dissatisfied for any 2 tha sine as on ths plano, The same Crepes guar- | grade are never less than twenty back. You get the same privilege of exchanging within a year as that 100 & 12 WEST 23RP STREET | dollars down and ten to twelve dol- sy, BESIDES THE LOW PRICE, given with the piano. All the unpaid balances will be voluntarily cancelled in the event 1 lars a month, with interest at six you are given a whole year’s time to ; of death. | cent. on top of this. Payments i ; , A Also a player-piano bench and nine rolls of music (your own selec- SALE CONTINUES TUESDAY | Be ete . ee raalline this use the prene ind fully convince tion) are included without extra charge. | on the pianos we are selling on yourself that itisworthgllandmore An arrangement will be made with each purchaser whereby new co-operative plan are five dollars as than you paid for it. If a year’s use player rolls can be procured at a cost of only five cents a roll. ‘ | . pte . » dollar eae oe ° _ These player-pianos are standard 88-note players; that is, they a first pay ment, then one d M wand does not prov this conclusively : SE ate cor the etait ier eign Y j twenty-five cents a week without you ure privileged to exchange it These player-pianos have an automatic shifter which compels | interest. for any other new piano in our house the music to play perfectly. Most player-pianos sold at from two hundred to two hundred and fifty dollars more than these ——es Il. BESIDES THE LOW PRICE, of equal or greater value, will not play perfectly. These player-pianos have lead tub- each and every one of these pianos is VL. BESIDES THE LOW PRICE ing. Most player-pianos have rubber tubing. The life of doubly inspected, jirst being st eee “3 cj te rubber is one year—at most. Lead lasts forever. \t can- selected at the factory by Mr. C. you get an agreement which volun- not wear out and the tubing in these player-pianos is so placed NECESSITATES THE IMMEDIATE | eaten Satie: "tet alin amas ste e ; spect@d by Mr. Nahan Franko when dues in event of your death during ; : they are put upon our floors. the time your payments are being All of the features of the co-operative plan are carried out in offering the player-pianos with the single exception that the : II. BESIDES THE LOW PRICE made, terms on the player-pianos are two dollars a week instead of—es N¢ you get a guarantee which gives you VIJ, BESIDES THE LOW PRICE, | onthe piano~—one dollar and twenty-five cents a week. absolute protection for five years you are given an opportunity to from the day the piano is placed in still further reduce this price— : your home. low as it is by earning cash divic |How to make this saving yours The Entire Stock of IV. BESIDES THE LOW PRICE, dends or cash premiums by taking __ To take advantage of this unusual sale, all you have to do is to send or : “ wo 4 aS . 6 : ‘ , bring in five dollars, for which we will at once give you a receipt. “ you are privileged to try the piano less time in which to pay for your This five dollars is credited to your account on the co-operative books, The co-operative plan then allows one hundred and ninety-five weeks’ time in which to pay the remainder—-at the rate of one dollar e:t twenty-five cents a weel if you select @ piano, or two dollars a weck if you a player-piano, ‘There are no further payments of any kind to be met, You may make your selection at once—-to-morrow—next day—next week: or any other time convenient to you, It will be delivered immediately— neat week or next month. The time you select your instrument and the date of delivery are wholly optional with you, If not convenient for you to pity select your instrument we will make the selection for you under your instructions, with the understand that, if at the end of thirty days’ trial you are dissatisfied, we will refun your mency, and send and get the instrument, piano than you are entitled to take. Cut this conpon off and mail to-night. O'Neill-Adams Co., 6th Ave., New York i “| ONEILL:ADAMS @ Sixth Avenue, 20th, 21s: and 22d Streets Matin Store, Sth Floor; take 220 Street Blevators, «Women’s and Misses’ Apparel Without obli yn on my part graphs ani Menos bel AT A STARTLING SACRIFICE | Name St. and No.