The evening world. Newspaper, November 26, 1912, Page 10

s _ —= fe" THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1912. OFF! dest jumping horses at the Horse Show. | DUTCH ARMY ICERS SAIL. The Dutchmen have won the cup thres Take America times in syocession. Capt. A. van Gellicum, Lieut, Charles H. Labouchere B. “AXEL’S DOME MUST BE ADAMANT” - - By Vic Three proud and happy officers of the | Maron are the “ Reglatered Hetablshed ides the Amert j Half a Centu Royal Dutoh Army sailed to-day on the | © Trade Mark alfa Century USTEN You ompl epg dio cleven other prises against the best Rotterdam om Holland, “fou CAN WIN TO! mn te : riders of the armies of Kurope and the | Nou'vE Got SENSE “To KEEP Away FROM bearing away ae their own to keep for! United States. They are coming back | ail time the America Cup, awarded to | to the Horse Show next year, that func- | the army officers showing and riding the | tion appealing to them strongly, | — Ladies’ Neckwear For Christmas We urge our patrons to do their Christmas shopping at the earliest possible date. The variety of Ladies’ Neckwear at “The Linen Store” is so wide as to forbid any attempt at HELL IRE HIMSELF OUT: TRYING “To REACH You ST == heals the worst complete description. The stock embraces everything new and desirable in Jabots, Collars, cases 0) eczema Frills, Bows, etc., in Linen, Satin, Taffeta and so fabrics. A large part gh assortment F you have ecmams, ringweem, or Tait, vaso pak dani i s, s, s iti e other itching, burning, unsightly fine French Lingerie Robespierre Collars and AY BANE skin or scalp eruption, try Resinol Jabots. KEEPING AWAY Soap and Resinol Ointment, and see Another important feature of the collections FROM HIM SO how the itching stops instantly and the | is the new Trish and Venise Lace Collars and A AY WILL WIN! trouble disappears, in even the worst | Yokes. es cases. No other treatment restores There is also a very choice collection of hand ri embroidered French Lingerie Collars in all the 1 wt aie neue ago tan new styles, many with cuffs to match F cost, as the soothing, healing balsams il in Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment. James McCutcheon & Co. Hee ey eens peep tect bpp probe i 5th Ave. & 84th St., wakeesrorin il sores, bolls, burns, cuts, ' . dandruff, chafings, chappings, and piles, All druggists sell Resinol Seap (25c) and Resinol Ointment (50c and $1.00), but for a sample of each write to Dept. #1-F, Resinol Chemical Co., Baltimore, Md. Resinot Shaving Btick (26¢) cannot teritate the tenderest face, T. KELLY 263 Sixth Ave. Ben ite St. Only Entrance is Through the Furniture Store that which was printed and which pur- Porta to have been sent by Mra. Bus- tanoby to me. I never received such a the ocean Miner. “He speet on my eve and nearly drownded me.” teward wan carrie’ away to the | th i tonne . letter and I do not believe mich a letter, se cis 4 semua So a 1(\) exists. I was abroad on the date the: upon, for Jan had fallen hard, In the letter is claimed to have been written, excitement of attending the distracted June 2 11. en the whale max- “Just to show you that I was re- We Clothe the Entire Family but Jan had econ It warded as simply @ friend of the fi ing and it enough. He saw it and ACTION FOR DIVORCE Ny I'll let you look at some letters. he jure the whale winked an eye as Mr. Reynolds went to his safe and it ere saying to hi “T handed —>— you the ryhme for ocean. with drew a packet containing « number assortinent of the models and materials for winter wear. Women’sand Misses’ of letters. One of the missives was ad- ‘ adsense i Thomas L. Reynolds Denies] Sfsted 'e, Mr, Revnolta trom te Hote if Our liberal credit system Yan Van Damme, Steward and 250-POUND HERCULES, Restaurant Man’s Charges |witn her mutant srne inet auarrel allows any one to open a Mra. Bi Y and Threatens Slander Suit, |uibatame'7e, mune, er Matband oe charge accou nt and select a fow minutes, their clothing from our Poet of the Kroonland, Gets Both. TRAPPED IN His HOME, ethan alm yedtyleatiele ran) large and complete stock ‘harmless, he eatd. “I have kno: ‘Thomas 1, Reynolds, the politician e wn Mrs, Bustenoby from May 16, 1910, when I 4 and wealthy realty manager who UGGLES WITH FOES Janques Bustancby names in hie divorce| Nel Presented to hor by ber mother, by simply paying us —_—— Mes. Frank H. Ray, wife of Cot. Ray. action against Mre. Ruth Boyd B. It wan at a luncheon at Sherry’s that A Coats °F: ioSh A Suits 43-1045. Our variety in suits and ov BR wee no tale of @ sea serpent thet the Red Star liner brought into port to- SARE SSS Se Men’s and Young Men’s Suits Overcoats\ $49.50 to $3h.00 Our convenient terms of payment afford an excellent oppor- tunity to buy your Winter clothing now. A small deposit at the time of purchase and the balance divided in smati weekly pay- ments is all we ask. Gay at the end of her voyage from Ant- I first met her. I also met her at a werp, Tho ships iom bears no mention | i dinner party given by her mother at ths Si carting ut of the ay Saving tan HOWS TWO Men Downstairs} nti tn eumrme Courtney th nes fe fawn da Tae nan enopantered on the seas. There's no los) and It Takes Six Reserves aw 8 ay in a 41, (92%: May 18 I salted for Europe and ef @nything in the way either. Yet a a ecereriond soster ee sigan tale - 11 have never seen her since. ‘The times @ot in the way of the ocean finer : Nac} action. es sod con- |] met her at parties several persons out of the way agai: when to Arrest Him. temaieiee/ a. eatt gaia, the) cee were quests of her mother.” by her inon aide. rrodived pasiaveeii sia Stee *$ Ov $15.00 pod on Friday, Nov. 2, Sere cage ebouasihanes dee Making Up. $25.00 Men’s Overcoats, A that tt was soon to be 23 for! Patrolman John F. Solan, who ti Abra em Blas o@keer Wants |) (From the Chicago News,) 24.00 Men's Suits 15.00 may have had something to|talled as warrant officer at the Ma onl ditate man too |y, Tiere had been « lovers’ quarrel, and' |] § Gambon 8 SS. the nautical happening to the tan Avenue police court, had @ cyoion! | dgagy Cake beg ur fepaalt ane | RNC Unte soe noes tne rie aia 22.50 Ladies’ Coats... 15.00 a ere was a di! =| . “payed ay, aoe aireyaeers byryerds oe Hoe street Willecatbure na | know my righte here, and I en-ence vetween your sister and myselt?” 26.00 Ladies’ Suits.... 15.00 i : 4 gaged counsel, If I am served, you|he ventured, trying to pump the little tude 60 weat, Just off the Grand |serve @ warrant on Paul Byalt, a 2%0- Re Sei tebe the Gasees [Suntan . <i al ae Sates near the place where the Titanic !pound giant. ‘The warrant was dased|™Aay de assured } will take Hne Books |euiyes, indeed," responded the latter, nings Established down. n the complaint of Benjamin Twerda, | SAry stehe (0 Peeve ie vn honor. | Without hesitation a Mi a8 ‘The steward of the Kroonland ts Jan {a neighbor of Byalt, and Mr. Twerda| 7oUns lady ae De waa male el—er—do you think Clara will sal e haere] Yeu Damme—ian Van Damme from informed Solan that he might expect to| Lon See past ye pegs pager make up when she comes down?” arial ‘The stoward doesn't need |have a little bother in arrestipg the Box ; 3 Atle Besste leaned over nearer and . the money which his pofition on the {street Hercules, “a Public ehoukt be informed that there te} whimpered: Ene Pace 535 Fulton St., Brookl n TT Qighway brings him. He need| Solan thought he could handle the|"° foundation for any such letter as| “She is upstairs making up now.” situation adrottly, but as @ precauuon = —— = got Policoman Thul of the Greenpoint avenue station to accompany him. When ho got to the Box street house time—vet! And ven der nicht] he and Twerdu went upstairs. ‘Thu! Brookl n hae come and the air is atill from the| wag left on guard at the door, ‘ Single of glasses and Olatter of] Bywlt wae at home and opened the re ee ge peed! wise oss door to Solan and Twerda. When Solan y ‘an Damme ateals up to flashed the warrant Byalt emitted « ‘and gases over the ship's slde| roar. Also he snonted and bul-rughed NEW YORK 1 NEWARK it 4s that the poet in him wakens.|the enemy. Picking up Solan bodily he was that he happened to be| cast him down « flight of etaire. He PHILADELPHIA BUFFALO on the night of the twenty- | Dall the Ln Brose aots aa vagt ” 9 acoond awaiting the approsch of twen- fen on the . . Prostrate men. Solan managed to t out his police. whistle and” Slow “tt, Fulton and Brid ge Streets, Brooklyn whereupon Thul came changing up the stairs, revolver in hand. Fhe moon bung in the sky like a ne ae a gan soe selasorees apar ‘ 7 deauutiful it, of Edam chease. The Was fond there ty Mo and Mra, Ane Will Close out Wednesday Will Close out Wednesday Ge verkies pelos ony ps an ichael Honnes, nach ey 4 srcrrayen cannon areal a Be mgm eon | hh ce acns han fre on. lan, ‘Thul Twerda - ri ‘ swept in on them end there was a Ch D Ss t Picked bettie that shook the Teigte armeuse Uresses Tailore ults ‘the rolling of the Krooniand, borhow!. The battie was at last going Out this exquicite bit of verse | £0 strenuously that Bolan rushed to @ Por Women and Misses which was pencilled by the binnacle | AQ wignal for uid. bjslisestad light as it ran . For Women and Misses Bee ee was erachtis, Aor be aia shih Breit rosked taroueh | A dozen smart models in black and Plain tailored and trimmed effects Dee Mean eohcheint si over den colors—for afternoon or in a variety of materials, : M fi Het schip sioomde iynrechtdoor het street wear superior tailored ee Byalt and they ‘Trans far as he got the Fg | of the back yard when six reserves Picea tate heen (femora tn 12.50 »« 16.75 15.00 = 20.00 TERMS ‘The moon shines over chael fic 4 j egular Values to $35.00 § $7.50Down * ooh tle, chael ones were all arraigned and Regular $3 Regular Values to $45.00 | APARTMENTS owe case of Byalt and the Phillipwes was Furnished trom | s D 8 Will Close out Wednesday $59 to*500 10 ry 150 Brocade Waists 2174 —. SAVE Ber. IIB CUS sts. All Sizes 34 to 44 OPEN EVERY EVENING UN : Stunning brocade satin waists copies = of French models, smartly fixed at $2,000 each, Honnes had to ' shi jel Jen Van Damme war siuok rhyme for ocean. He look cheese—the moon. H Will Close out Wednesday AT FOUNTAING, vereinee ibediae Wi nte r Coats al «4 Genuine For Women and Misses Origi H 0 R L | C K ’ S Threeeanarter pevenesightha & Ful) length of chinchilla ucle, broadcloth. 'MALTED MILK; : t , * e mixtures & rough materials trimmed away from eaipta rine: ra ¢ 7 SInitationt Rea ce contin at ots) “Ciabsane | 15.00 «4 19,75. 5.00 «4 6.90 gain out of u clear sky. ship had! The Food DrinkforAllAges as be this 0 | Regular Val to $30.00 lar Val 00 ras eet: ne it tan | Not in Milk T H egular Values to Regular Values to $12. wears e orl any Mik Trust py | 5 Tobe « pockege bows y ck on deck, of the ship, He had got his rhyme for ovean—ino- tion! POETIC LICENSE AS TO THE WHALE’'S LENGTH. “A seven-time Wo works all week. Orcler one to-day and Prosper. run into a whale and oh! whi whalo!| pick MILK, MALT GRAIN EXTRACT. IN POWDER | Seen