The evening world. Newspaper, March 12, 1913, Page 7

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1918. | ? § e e° WISE SUMMING \\P dictments that Mr. Hawthorne, son of | HOBBLE SKIRTS TIGHTER | much tighter at the ankles. 1 la Germicide, Healer of Gums end Nathanie ore, the great New ut the knees and h ve News Odditic S wlan authors Josiat Quins, wos, THAN EVER, PARIS DECREE. tne ee or ee e:| Dandies to One Preperation time Mayor of Boston, and scion of « re, It {8 a mistake to thin of thi own ilies of Mayflower} (3, C, Ky f *k F French | the Parts dressmake ogether anc IN HAWTHORNE CASE Htotks, ane De, Gtorton, oon Of tne Man ‘coe Wie Sane avis | decide on shese now fashions, THe ae| ng. receding rams ‘Twenty-five years ago to-day was the “blissard,” when New York was buried Who discovered the anaesthetic use of apital, eclares Spring Sty jority of the new fashions are suggested er man N's TA AM will al aliments, and by a! use the y be restored to health, pinky eoth «may be made under @ @tnch snow fol. Think of that it you're “cursing” the weath tied 16 promote confidence In the wine | Vk orc Cleaese Caters | | Tt rer paneeaee, wien em ein 8 (4 for too much rain. * | ing companies, Mr. Wise quoted the Hobb Venter th ty eee oeeree BO ade, women are alred to follow | ine { owing passage of Seripture from Paria browg to New York to-day her and study it and reproduce it. Aa Joseph Hall Burt and his wife, each ninety-three years old, celeb: their | —_—~>— H good name is rather to be chosen! by Co ©.) Kurtemann, who arrived ‘ally used by |} teventieth wedding anniversary on Saturday, at West Kendall, N. Y. ‘Tobacco an great riches.” lithe oun designe al’ and liquor are barred from their home but they eat pie three times a day. ‘To-movorw Judge Ma will deliver! charge, and the fate » four) as the gown ts her women, Mme, ( Ww one. 8 tO) The new bal 4 stearfship ing an Narth German Withelin U1 reenent wih t HID BY EMPLOYEES | Trial for Alleged Fraud in Sale! A &randson of Napoleon Bonaparte defendants will then be placed in the | Coroner Shongut’s Threat of orking piling tumber In a Los Angeles tntne G sting defend iver thelr air gu tent Cate to =e ‘historical society, He is William Gordon. His father, of Mining Stocks May End babes . Lan soi doladMadti tions tor the care ot teeth n Gordon, was the son of @ Scotch matron in a hospital at St. Helena, He | 7 “tne Late the 1 witnout any paking, in collapatble tubes (@ pastes at 25 Contempt Order Makes ik hie mother’s name, mareiod ta Lonton tn 106 and came te Ameren” The To-Morrow. | COMPLETES 1,800,000 MILES. | ur owns, 1 carry the | Tharely enousis eft at the hem | Sinta py ieauine DIugeitte on Dosltive #8 Witnesses Talk Tather lo Darleh EE 1 have tae Die oe an we ratate tha cocnatery white the noe ! - -~ Jnobbie to the extreme, for the dreswes | of the gown 10 5 of toddiing | sortie’ of satiaraction ad father is buried. ‘If I have the blood of the great Emperor, it hae never both- Vorser of Ka Withetm bal — ered me,” William told visitors yesterday and went on piling lumber. Summing up for the Government in| a . Made 900 Round Trips. ( pie the trial of Julian F pene, Josiah H — Coroner Shongut to-day investigated = ey. ADD a vd De, Wile When the Kaiser Wilhelm Th of the au —— che death of SNA 3, Seetel of Wo Thieves spent three hours drilling the safe in the Standard Oli office at ery srrien og a chara At oteuta | North Germanctlayd tine sivekesd at ter | ===ALL CARS TRANSFER TO—== East One Hundred and Thirty-tnira| Hunteville tet id Mually Mew the door off with dynamite. They found only ling investors by the wale of worthless | hoken to-day her purser, Charles I Con- Easy | | treet, & nephew of Lieut. Willlam|jokn Do BYR ® YORE man wastes his tine when he tries to beat | mining stock throuh the mails, United | Schnell, celebrated his 300th round trip, venient 5 Kennel, Mayor Gaynor’s police aide, 4 States Diatrict-Att y Wise declared [each of il Was made without it ° Reach | hi th tatute @ bh th Neged | dent. He is known parcot of the and a son of the chief clerk of the} Robert J. Tracewell, comptroller of the Treasury, tried three times to reach! onenses of the Messra, Hawthorne, | ine, and his brother officers will tender | Now main Post-Office. feoretary McAdoo in Washington to tender his resignation. Each time he found Quincey, Freeman and Morton “placed | im anquet to-night tn Th Tey H to From | Kennel was an electrician in charge, the office filled with men looking for his Job eo he couldn't reach McAdoo's desk. them in the same category with green. |, Turser Sohne has sailed Lam E ’ Any- of remedying short circuits in the sig-| Then he matied the resignation. goods men, bunco steerers find AWind ene tM red out. uteantrousls. very- 3d A e od 59th to 60th Street where nal system in the Willis avenue yards lers.” Ho was purser aboard the Lahn.| [| where. ‘f w - | of the New Haven Railroad. With an Mrs. Albert E, Butler of Evanston, I, has opened @ 15-room bungalow for Further, Mr. Wise made indignant de-| which was held up by fog just long i Lexington to venu ol@ man, John Whalen, who has one | Net Pet cate, It te lighted by electricity and heated by steam, while plans have) nial of the accusations made by atter- enough to miles Being caught In the made cool it in summer with iced air. neys for the nee that the Govern-| great joboken doc! ire, July 1, 00, artificial arm and one artificial leg, ment had conducted a systematic and | He left the bad ~ hag tye Hind Pe Mayor Biddle of Atlantic City annoyed by the nii o ° intimidation | before she started on the cruise that ghtly gathering of cats on|successfil campaign of — intimidation | D6 Mya ott f the North § crossing the tracks to learn the cause| his back yard fence has appointed an official cat catcher to rid the town of |agaifet several of the most important et ten i pueeer Pilla of @ flare-up he had seen from a watch | homeless felines, He says most of these have been left behind by rich cottagers | Prospective witnesses for the defense | years, and his son ts purser on another tower. They were struck by the sec-| from New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, Referring to the charge in the in-! snip of his line. | od of two locomotives which were backing rapidly out of a roundhouse, Wisconsin Legislature has passed a bill forbidding the hunting of frogs as fn charge of Frederick Pucciano, @| £00d between Nov. 1 and June 1, hostier. Whalen was instantly killed, Kennel was dragged one hundred feet] A trousers butten caused the deportation of Moy Dune wi befor to a culvert and dropped a week Inter, |U. 8 Judge Humphrey in Chicago yesterday. The tute ves Gareped Wauiee in Lincoln Hospital a week later. Afra the court held this was sufficient proof that the Chinaman had been in In a@ statement to Coroner Shongut | Mexico and smuggled across the Texas border, Kennel said that the engine was vio- Kennel before daylight on Feb. 9 was Men, Only 5 More Days of This Great Spring Merchant Tailoring Sale! ‘We will make a fashionable Spring Suit or Top Coat to your measure, in time for Easter, $44.80 }at the very low price of . . . . -. . 7 Freedom From Corns lating the yard rule against running at + + ete aa A hooee trot fittesn 4 a rate of more than twelve miles an| , ieee i Yonkers citizens who refused $100 each for their services in Inying out Suffering from corns is unnecessary. | We will give you a try-on before garment is fe ned fteen newest models produced hour, and that no bell was rung or Park, and sent the money back to the city treasurer, saying $25 each was You can put a stop to it by buying one completed. lor Spring. Guliis sounded, enough, wil! get only $4. The court to whom the matter was referred fixed the box of Pierce’s Corn Plasters. Every ked Pucciano how it happened,” | O*Y 8t #8 day. They worked four days, “1 box is sold under a binding guarantee to " Kennel told the Coroner, “and he said iE cure. If it doesn’t, the druggist will give We guarantee delivery of your garments Remember, Easter is March 23. You'll have that he was on the forward engine and| Samuel Stein a wealthy real dstate dealer of Atlantic City was in court yes: rs you back your money. | | within 10 days. YOUr sult on th dia not see me or know anybody was Pepe dlnyrenstas his son and two daughters of deserting their mother “because useond.” she mauen't good looking enough to go out with bim." Mfrs. Stein was too ill to The Coroner asked if anybody heard J . Puceiano make that statement. Kennel @aid several men were around, The Arkansas Legislature has kitled the annual appropriation and thus N= The Coroner went to the yards and|!#hed the National Guant because of drinking and gambling at the State camp was curtly told to mind his own busi-| 8" the “shooting up” of a negro poolroom at Fordyce. ness. He could not find an employee : who was available as a witness. He|garding Kennel's death, He was ao| th was told the railroad would dischare| nervous he could not male cures, met oc linemenr nid shat. therapies any man who ave evidence at a Coro- | anawers, were going at the rate of fifteen or Inquest which might be used later] The attitude of the railroad witneases| twenty miles an hour and that the yard sult for damages. The Coroner) at to-day’s inquest, after Coroner] was wretchedly lghted. Patrick appealed to the police and they could do/ Shongut had threatened commitmenta| O'Toole and George H. Hussey gave The materials are the ends of high grade woolens used by all the better exclusive merchant tailors in the country. They include everything from the staple blacks and blues for conservative tastes to the fancy mixtures and extreme effects for young men’s suits, in a wonderfully complete variety of | weaves and designs. In fact, not a worthy fashion- jf} able fabric is missing. | You may choose from fifteen of the most | Pierce’s Corn Plasters Remove the most painful and stubborn corn in § days. In most cases, only 48 hours are required. They work quickly and eatil; The first application stops the pain almost instantly. The PI loosens the corn, root and to that you can rub it off with your fingers. It will not come back. " Pierce's Corn Plasters ate so thin that they do not take up any room in the shoe, For eleven years we've told thousands of boxes under our money-back guaran, tee. TI he strongest posssble proof that they make good. Be sure you get the genuine. ” i | no better. for contempt of court, was in great} similar id D. P, O'Con- i i odels, isi | A foreman named Walsh and an elec-| contrast to that at previous hedrings. ; aiaatar ee oe 10c and 25c a Box \ je ange gt gh lat eg od ge vata bie ek | 1 . Walsh stoutly | Alonzo Swan, foreman of engines, sald 1 the reason the police and At all Drug (or by mail) > botton coats in regulation and English effects. | nobody in aus} Pucciano must have veen ringing a bell ner pad difficulty in learining THE A. F. PIERCE CO., Springfield, Mase, They are the most popular new styles, so you are assured of smartest Spring garments. The clothes are made under our direct supervision, and we guarantee perfect satisfaction. » knew nothing of | and blowing a whistle and displaying al of the accident was that they did not regulations and nothing re-! light on the end of the tender, because! ask him for the information, | Ne crowding or rubbing in the shee The price of $14.80 holds | | WrMAINING DAYS OF THE SALE: good for all sizes up to 46. All] | thursday,” Mar. 13; HA Se ry fy sizesabove that cost 10% more. Monday, Mar. 17 BLOOMINGDALES* : illinery Bargains} Groceries ~ — We offer 600 new chic creations] The Purest and Best SI EAfor Thursday. Every braid is at Low Prices: 4 represented, such as hemp, Milan] In the collection of savory foods f herewith en: \- and hair; also the new poke ee lsqualied banrabereiny ome are wap trimmed with every imaginable} They foratanic spaeal tareee pine conceit; also the new Bulgarian|thrifty housekeeper. Read them : effects. Your choice Thursday Jur 25c Del Monte Lemon Cling (and we advise early $4.95 Peaches—Bxtra fine; very 20c selection) on 2d floor, at A , on Main Snappy Hair Shapes |Trimmed Hats pp" paicony | A apecial lot of fine hair hats with/To make the balcony popular we velvet flanges, in 20 styles, suitable} shall sell hemp and Milan shapes, for every nge. A dandy early with flower far and ribbon marked special for Thursday, 95 on Main floor, at. Genes Warner’s Rustproof Corsets for Spring-$1 Upwards . RING Gowns—even Spring Blouses—require the aid of a newly designed corset to make them set properly. All the many thousands of women who wear some one or another model of Warner’s Rustproof Corsets are invited to see the latest models in the beautiful Corset Salons of the Wanamaker store. We have a complete collection of Warner’s Rustproof Corsets because we believe in them. Every corset that comes into this store must be one of three things—fashionable, comfortable, scientific. Warner’s Rustproof Cor- sets combine all three of these essentials, They are designed by a firm known all over the world and which keeps in touch with the latest fashions of Paris. Granulated Sugar Sugar— Granul Cc Ful wolnit. idmaie ddr with grocery orders. Nom Straw Bands A full 36-inch band in oll colors, and makes a fine trimming for all shapes; many in the new Bulgarian shades, and this is an exceptional hoorat "29 cana 49e MAnwuGEACARtER BODO eee— Otter ereee 39¢ to 50c Enamel Ware at 25¢c Utensils at manufacturers’ prices—Pots, Guaranteed Gray Enamel @ooking vy Pans and Kettles in the sizes you use every Sample Flowers A manufacturer's sample line of beautiful imported flowers, in large and smi effects; also the new Bulgarian colors; values up to $1.25. Your choice on Main 3 floor, Thursday, at C day. Here are the items: 50c Foot Tubs, i i Choice f : a ries Other Our customers tell us that Warner’s Rustproof Corsets are not rs Bir _ ae \_Srovericn Ghirestaveseat @ only comfortable to wear, but that it is also satisfactory to know each pair is guaranteed not to rust, not to break, not to tear. And the Warner Company stands back of that guarantee. It gives a new corset for every Warner Rustproof Corset that by some chance may fail. 50c Tea Kettles, | 46c Sauce Pans, 43c Coffee and Tea Pots, | LOOMINGDALES" Wines, Whiskies and Ales: These special prices will be in force Thursday, Friday and Saturday: “Wellensteine M Ww \ fine, from $5.40 ». Warner’s Rustproof Corsets for Spring are very long over the hips to give the slender silhouette, and very Kolled Outs Best or Tea and Coffees Formosa ¢ Stfuai, Mixed or Cry 44c In Corte Coffee 30c Warner's Rustproof Corsets come in a variety of models for low in the bust to give the natural figure. all types of women, $1.00 upwards They are made of soft, light-weight materials which are _ Redfern Corsets made by the Warner Company are authori- nevertheless strong and enduring. tative in style and thoroughly comfortable. They are priced They are unusually dainty in their trimmings and finish. from @5 upwards, (Corset Salons, Third Floor, Old Building.) Ay co, JOHN WANAMAKER sonny ar OMe REO CALIFORNIA WINES RHINE WINES ‘ Port 1 y 0 sherry ' Claret Zinfandel or Catawba or Cars Transier to Bloopinadales’, Lexinuton to 3d Ave.. dt to,60th Nerat Are Laubenbeimer 5...