The evening world. Newspaper, January 29, 1913, Page 5

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1913. wT the report of William M. Hoes, Publfe | He heads the list in wealth of those| mostly teen in want. There are scores Administrator of the County of New!who dief alone. Frank Turney, 2F]of records such as this {n the report: Wnroleeome York, a report that teema with huinan | Turner—even his name {s In doubt~had | “Unknown man, Fifty-ninth street and Delicious interest and stamps indelibly upon Now | saved $9,001.29, and hadn't a friend in|. HR. (North River) five cents; “Un- Nutritious Idermen, was written to tell t known man, Central Park, one cent.’ d}Not even a name left—and penniless. fon en who died tn al left only $481.99 during they numbered more enniless, they died as Lord & Taylor Founded 1826 arries, througn | ¢ cord, the Hast | , Though more ty died in the Nand woinen ivine mys- | Actal hands of the Public Adm inistratar. poten ld "ice Mice bea Plt i leper copra’ li ly In Pri York, t rs H | SUICIDES, IN MOST CASES, LEFT S ial for Thur a in or fri . have « thelr prope y as Sanara nn aatneataien | Gtr Yo tho Paediatr LITTLE. IOWA'S BAN ON $100 HATS. Special for Thursday he City R ay| for accounting | A vast majority of the men and] f+ Adie RR Rial Ts From the rivers and ponds, from under | Women who di one in New York |‘Too Much Money for Woman ts! Jeraine and street cars, from hall bed] Were not Amor y Rngland. | Pay, ts Decree of Lemtatature. ternoon Dresses 00 You ENJOY EATING rooms, from hotel suites, these men and | (i wd Weve ave bee en, thet tates: H ‘ women "have wen. taeeh, ele eat oa nl hal as E A sample line—size 36 only, Or Does Everything You Eat) tion. Ail alone in New York, lost in} OF the entire tet th v y, te. aewbaters ‘ Distress You? the macistrom, they did not have even | Sure Were natives of the and only one of a kind friends (o take charge of ihe property | + Wat th eet Esperts declare that the reason | they left. , ; waco wl in rade! At Less Than Manufacturers’ Cost stomach disorder are to common in| ESTATES” RANGE FROM A CENT | *t ‘ha ers, 2 Oak he wae earner in Is the provision 2 h country is due to hasty and care. TO $14,000. a ia e other hand, the husband who Si A & h Ss abits of eating. Stomach troubles - ' on : \ diamond ring on credit and after less habits of eating. S h troubl nd #0 more than $3,000 passed in pig » Bourd of ¢ | 63 ixt ve. 17 treet ° ead run-down conditions also usually | 1 i it was from the Board of Coroners img it to his wife further pre- into the lands of the Public Admini-|inat the together. i “afieine feolh 1 CbHE (6 allest sume were recelved| sents her with the bill will have to arene Ney 8 in sums ranging from 1 vent to} yy the 1 r. Men and) placate the jeweller himself and with- wg 2Oh® Lind, of Oneonta, N. Y., says:| $1400, and ail of it came from men and | women who have ended thelr lives have | out the ald af his life partner Tt had « bad stomach trouble for| women who had been swallowed up in rs and became so weak that| “The Port of Missing Men. 50 Years The fabri Cha: , Brocaded Meteor, Anniversary Sale {ii tacnes| |r thrsgrs Chameuss Brocaded Meteor Half a century in business is living proof that we sell the best]! the newest ideas. Navy, taupe, black, electric and turquoise blue. 1 could hard! From the Departinent of Charities, My appetite wee very poe anti | the “ertate: of hank Dehn, on aS Hfurniture at lowest prices. We save our customers money and seemed impossible to get any relief, /4n4 friendless, was delivered to the 9 them entire satisfaction. Special values during this Anniversary Sale. Sen aaa aS et A WOMAN’S PROBLEM |? cresrr yor ntt-po tor oe find that it has already made a remark- | “*"* made cut to administer tt. Wh Oo tr +t sou—70U oa trust ie Sich phe skal he died, Frank Dehm was possessed able improvement in my health, my a just one cont. Poor Thomas O'tlare In the looking-glase a woman often sees wrinkles, hollow circles under eyes, ion is much stronger, and Fl ieft thirty cents as his total posses “erow'a feet, *all because ahe did hot ture to th tte @ right re when worn ba) ptsed is haa i“ stone; John McDevitt, thirty-one cents; | on teem eeroer Levee oe TY ig bi euffering Ex inol makes weak stomachs strong | Francis Kirk, five cents; Louly Bie pains, tude, Bervousness it “fe bervous ee ae i i i because it strengthens and tones up jictte, ten cents; James Meagher, five Sultana hes Greene = ceptional Values in weakened, tired and overtaxed|cents-and so they run. Yet, the be- womanly make-ep feels the tonic off mr yap finn es Sk” DNR. PIBROE’S PAVORITE PRESORITION stomachs, and is delicious to the taste, | determined effort made to discover th Muslin Underwear Try 8 bottle of Viaol with the under.| Nar fone, there ne, to whem may ov Heallays end qubdues nervous enctesbiity, rvlabllty, nervons exhasetion, end Gowns... i.e ccces. G8C, $1.25 & $1.95 standing that your money will be) ‘una neal ct the fe femin nine ine organs: 6 ta ft induces reftea eahing ing sleep ani ond rel ves Cotton Cr G 98 $1 2 we $ 1 met ser over whet ret owe me aad wom) SMG tana slay or darn of ne Year eee dint eston Crepe Gowns. 98c, $1.25 & $1.95 their days in this “Port of Missing sale es for ettrtal Soe ef Des Fiesoce ecoci Drestiption cabieta, Aaoress | Combinations........98c, $1.25 & $7.95 Men" dle in poverty, as columns cat Cay ba te V. Pieree, Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y. report show. Alfred Bulling, « daisdadaaicieebiael born in England—that's all the ‘ite reel DR. PIERCE’S PLEASANT PELLETS REGULATE AND INVIGORATE tory the Public Administrator knows STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS. SUGAR-COATED TINY GRANULES, were select GATOS when hie on@ cone, <===aSceesseaae ae eee er aes Silk Petticoats Messaline Silk Petticoats In several models, with fancy pleated flounce. Black, . changeable or solid colors, $2.95, $3.95 BF $4.05 Black Wool Jersey Top Petticoats In New York’s Shopping Center = ih Vee Kea ale : L- - With flounce of messaline........$2.05 & $3.05 ‘ THIS DINING OUTFIT—SET T INCLUDES, A solid oak 6-foot Table, highly polished, clay Sixth Avenue, L to 22d Street, New York City ral ee Dried at eta ne “si9. 76 Negligees and House Gowns « ‘ A T. KELLY, 263 6th Ave.; 104-106 West 17th St. ST notre: ae Any home possessing an Autopiano has, Garten, cen ite al in my opinion, a splendid equipment for musical pleasure.” Lord & Taylor rant y a pags Founded 1826 Hamburg em! —Victor Herbert. . i pba paleo $3.95 &F $4.95 An Artist’s opinion is valuable mes Sale of sos, sae ia tO y only to the degree in which the object in question bears out his | Winter Weight Boots Tete "Baad sia Send . $4.95 & $5.95 statement. Accept Victor Har- Thursday and Friday Onl po a cit a $ ow bert’s personal opinion of The : 5 lee by cal, ot 3-95 — Autopiano only as a confirmation Z Men’s Foret Or. aaa,” - of your own investigation. | $7.00 Values, . . . $3.95 $1.25, $1.45 & $2.75 $5.00 and $6.00 Values, $2.95 HY Boys’—2'4 to 544. 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