The evening world. Newspaper, April 4, 1913, Page 16

a 18 THE EVENING WORLD, nt SRY) APRIL 4, 1913. educate the pubdlic, and especially the i public, in how {4 never touch a they must never crows looking both ways, ne an electric car or jum a car, never put thelr h. wnat | AND THE GROWN-UPS. home f oabh the wire may be valive Fe out of car windows, never “hitch' oF Aya fur panning electric “THAT MAN HAS STRANGE , lapse is expected, Ow- . 4 ON KEEPING SAFE play on the tracks and never do a lot | ‘ wth '. POWER OVER ME.” ing to the length of Olson's examina- | Better than castor oil, calomel or cathartics to cleanse of other things whioh might result in j “That man has strange power over| tion, his wife may not take the stand “ 4 wels, Harm- injury to themselves Never jump on or off an elesteia |me,"" Otson sald his wife told him, “He| until to-morrow. ites | Your stomach, liver and 30 feet of bow ———— ‘The day was the firat in the history | |1ooks and looks at me until * “sei my jerves were called to-day to t of the city when such general warn- Never #tand or si ¢ Teachers throughout the city read to/ings wi iven achool children, | Bead put td hi ere frequently have ad- Lnoeolh a Ck Sever get off a car facing the “tons, the prisoner gave up the story.|/to secure © place !n another institution itsett | RULES OF SAFETY iL HYPNOTIZED ME, ’ His body turned and twisted and h's| so that ie could leave the city. He ea FO. ‘ lips trembled, but he was forced to bare| he no Intention of killing Darling must R LITTLE FOLK every vestige of the skeleton in his| th: He gave a description of his| wi jtalke with his wife in the bedroom | te after hia return home at her telegraphed | *' or heads Never cross a street without look- offered him. requests and he dwelt upon the excuses on the car will swaying and my moral hold loos- “or nants 1! Professor, Pleading Unwritten |*™ne 1 can deny him nothing. 1 am me. He intimated that from his s story he feared he was helpl rotect her as hts work called h i human Influence. steadily breaking under the fought to obtain entrance into the court. room, Pri Women's hat« and coats were torn ri tive folks did not need laxatives. | must live lik 4 more than 800,000 school children ¢o-day | though ; rang ¥ Ao [gp clade ae E ci Olgon told of the first confession and! se jy tie scramble. to obtain entrance | They lived outdoors, ate plenty of fruit, @ lecture on “Bafety and Caution” ar. | moniahed th fail, on leaving a car, to Law, Says Woman Declared | nis visit to the office of the Capital several onli rampied OM | and all of thelr food, was coarse. | We | eee WY te Mees Seen Ol The joan Muauem of Safety has for passing Wagons and aus She Was in Man’s Power | Laundry, where ho wal: for an hour wean people nee afferent. We exer. [Of the aystern, Bafety as part of their campalen to} organ y tos tin rk of v1 she Was in Man's Power. | for Darling's wagon. He declared bh = warnin) y “Safety and Caution,” and to discuss the topic with their parents. Leafleta containing the warnings | Were insued to the cilldren, and cau-| f Mloned them to be careful of lighting a, Tr Women Tell How They | £* *tove and never to pour kerosene in| stove, as w as advising them Escaped the Surgeon’s Knife ¢ alnst rivks | [ba the morder of Clyde Darling. The in coming fr safety example, .| charges made by the Har Ansoctation| wished, He hypnotised me." John J, Had Been Rated as a Mill to the effect that he had been gullty u County At r Penn.—“For fifteen ionaire Contractor Before of fraud and deceit in the proceedings My Atha BEAM As Wwe torte 1 suffered untold stony, and for Death. acing bl bot i litera tte thal i! of the alleged intimacy be- According to the report of Transfer! ive Tax Appraiser John T. Martin, filed] to-day in the Surrogate’s Court, John J. Murphy, brother of Charles F. Mur- Dhy, left a net estate of only $97,731. The value of the decedant's interest ‘ In real estate, which is fixed at $27,799, btu cusses ‘mate Wei Save the Babies. Tammany bose, who fe the executor Of| oo son scopes rary Je iia Wotan ron the estate. ina fright rarely eae Among politicians “Johnny” Murphy, ud seat the children born in countries, twenty-two cant, an the Tammany) leader's brother was irene ba Deer oneciuarter le Before ty ete oats oF more n his wife and the murdered mi Singer's favor | Ww, ith him, m all over the \Change of Life and fe tights. Beary coun short al ; ao 'do not hesitate to say that a ti ly: woman shoul 4 'e do not it a timely use of Kat that time I Me une New York Sat at ‘Com-( magority of these nso precious live, Noi Neither both old sr yous, for female ti y, which excavated for the Pennavi-| of these infantile deaths are occasioned by the bles.” — Emily perereive Drops, tinctures and soothing orp sold for Bred Setihanoee ‘.. 1 property is appraised] more or less Cerne or Fouad oresg ne are, in eal por yr 124,204. Th debt th Fetard lation Bal Md—"My troubles ict ere are debts amounting| deadly poisons, In any quan: ty, ‘they opel, oi 827,740, congestions, operates exact reverse, with the loss of a child, and I had hem- “ome legatees under the will are: Mar- A must see stick it Dears the rare Gas. ;: 4 Fietcher Caiaca | re for f ths. The doct ; Mary the blood to | pt operation was, novessar, ‘but T M ys nd pores < of the skin and allays fever. aSisetea ceanabans | Genuine Castoria always bears the signatare of | ————— \ foul aero. hkam's (be {opener Com The has made me a well woman and | 2 Pica! and de feet 1800 Sergent Since we guarantee that all testimo- ‘nials which we publish are genuine, is it not pet to Roos that if Lon E, Pink. bam's Vi a Compoun has the vir- Ip these ie Semen it will help any Three lawyers whom the official ref- eree found qullty of professional mia- conduct were disbarred by the Appel- mn of the Supreme Court to- . They are Henry M, Heymann, ‘ORES ’ Bernard Singer and Martin ‘TWO STORES) fi cman who is suffering in a like La ise : eee HARLEM STORE is Improved Cold Storage for Furs 2 190 3°AV E BET: 92 120 ‘ST: ‘ OPPENHEIM, GLUNS aG Your Home Comes First Let Us Furnish It—Pay Us to Suit Yourself 34th St., New York Homes Furnished 3 Rooms at + « $49.98 ; - « 175.00 “Fe. TEN yas a week es ee an, ce | A Very Special Purchase and Sale of 450 Girls’ High Grade Coats Way Below Regular Prices Groth Ye ll $3Downon . . . ae BRONX STORE ear] 13035-3037 S"AVE.(08 156 "ST. Smartest and most desirable Spring models in French serges, checks, Bedford cords and whipcords, sailor collar, belted and Norfolk styles. OPPENHEIM, GLUNS aG 175 Coats, 4to 16. Reg. 7.50 & 9.75..5,.90 34th St., New York 163 Coats, 8to 16. Reg. 12.80 to 15.509,75 1 112 Coats, 8to 16. Reg. 16.50to 18.7511.75 On Sale Saturday Bo Hi h Grade Suits ; : i Priced Exceptionally Low Misses’ & Junior Suits ‘ . AS Foe ee English models in Norfolk and double breasted styles, with extra knickers. Strictly woollen 135 Dressy and Tailored Suits fabrics in mixtures and serges, 7 to 18 years, Regularly $10, Saturday 7.95 Discontinued styles, original models and reproductions—also Balkan blouse and San Toy suits. Values 27.50 to 32.50 | 20.00 9 eT PS re es OE Misses’ Distinctive Suits—Foreign copies and originalsdesignedand shownexclusively by Boys’ Special Extra Knicker Suits ‘ Oppenheim, Collins & Co. Newest fabrics, Norfolk and double breasted models. Standard woollen ; mixtures in cheviots and tweeds. Best workmanship, 25.00 28.00 35.00 39.75 8 to 18 years, Special, Saturday, 4 5.50 6.75 9.95 Long Trousers Suits Women’s Exclusive Hats On Sale Saturday, April sth Dress, Semi-Dress and Tailored Styles. Flower, feather and ribbon trimmed. Many repro- The New Department ductions of our higher grade models. 5.00 and 7.50 Students’ First Long Trousers Suits Norfolk and English Sack Coat styles; smart, exclusive models in mixtures and }10,50 Misses’ and Girls’ Smart Millinery serges, 15 to 18 years, Values 12.50 & 15,00 New popular shapes, Exclusive styles with latest , trimming effec meta end color combinations, Young Men's Suits Special, Saturday, at English epateh pocket, Norfolk. snd conservative models chee! 245 2.95 3.75 5.00 fancy mixtures and blue sagen 15.00 32 to 38 chest sizes. Value 20,00 J} and Nove n & passing wife had told him at that tle that the} y . -_-—— driver had held her in his arms und! , like (ag majority of men, are | food is too fine—too rich. and regulator " home dangers, and already more than “N “ | i King public the am We simply can't have our ten yards | ohildren-—is FROM 260,000 balara, Iasued by the Museum, [PAC d wagons || ST. PAULy Stinn., April 4—The myse| Kisted her and made Itpraper propo. | Mutat American write | of fowela clogged up. liver choked with | which doesn't Rave Seen Gives to the children, whoj] 3 ‘ | terles of the psychic world to-day en | threats of the other crime. gh J matin tw {| sour bile and stomach full of foul effete | Its effect is @re encouraged to write essays on a tered into the trial of Prof. Oscar) “I warned him to stay away from my nay, He bad thet: “ ‘matter and feel well. It means that | composed | Olwon of the University of Minnesota! home, or suffer the consequences lghteen se the food and waste retained in the a and | Olson eald ne told Darling in the p ence of the manager of the I* | Power of mental contro! was flashed | tien ie was led to tell of the buying! Of @ NaMpenny per w waite direction I tnto the atory of Olson, as he to-day | of eve reveiver 00 ays think, act and set the [| described in vroken sentences the cone! He alac dwelt on the threats nae 1:20) | fexsions of his wife. He sald is wife; Darling had made according to fis) vertixements.” - | declared | Wife's story. |, by Taking Lydia E. Pink- (MURPHY’'S BROTHER LEFT | having sted or caused to be fied with| “AS held in his arms and he would | If ie cannot have me,” were the words, Rx | the wife told him. “He says he will kill you) been pu aay c y 9, the clerk of the Municipal Court aj @a#e into my eyes until be hed me) “ye 4 shame heavy nf ’ ham's Vegetable ESTATE OF ONLY $91,731.|rorged satistuction of « Judgment. Wilt-| Under his control, Iie exind maatered | , With the terror and shame heavy on | Compound. fam Bernard Singer Was disbarred on| mine and 1 could only do what he declared he atrove desperately | \'4, cise too little, eat little fruit, and our tii mach, liver had produ ‘ed for the stomach and thirty feet of bowels ferments—decays. The decay creates nd “| poisine, gases and acids, and thore| ee cur druggist for ie book! | poisons are sucked into the blood Figs and Elixir of a;| through the very ducts intended to| on the label. that suck in the nutriment. ‘Then we h ‘a sick become dull, digest, So we must maki of raw materials, anc r 000 miles. RIKER AND HEGEMAN DRUG STORES CONTINUED CUTS ON Imported Cigars and Cigarettes We were greatly gratified and encouraged at the generous response to our recent announcement of the very low prices on Imported Cigars and Cigarettes prevailing at our Cigar and Tobacco Departments. Previous to that announcement a great many people were not aware that they could make similar savings at these Departments as are made on all our Drug Store Goods. If the public continues to appreciate these savings in Cigars, Cigar- ettes and Tobaccos, we will establish more of such departments in our several stores in New York and vicinity. At present we maintain these departments in the following New York locations: 200 Broadway—Times Square—8th Ave. & 125th St.—Bleecker St. & Broadway IMPORTED CIGARS Regular Sale e 1s tee, Romeo & Juliet Perfecto..... Weare Manuel Garcia Perfecto.........+000+ Hoyo De Monterey Perfecto........... La Carolina Perfecto...... Partagas Perfecto........ Upmann Perfecto. | Box of 25 $4.5¢ (sm om fad fed ch po pd J 000090000000: - aaaanaaangnanaanaanaan ‘pom foamed foes femme pom frm frm ee fe’ mah jem mak ead rd poet Romeo & Juliet Puritano..... “15C Partagas Puritano,.......ss00000+ svaithe Manuel Garcia Puritano....... Andannael | . dj e | La Carolina Puritano.........+. Wanita t5c | Box of 50 - Punch Puritano............+5- nore ete Eden Puritano.... ven $e | $550 BOCK PANG. icceecicsasensises ASS Upmann Puritano.... 5c | Castaneda Puritano......... Uaioe | CIGARETTES (No more than 3 boxes to a customer) Regular Sate Regular Price. Price. Price, 4 Pall-Mall 25¢ 16c Egyptian Deities 25¢ 18c Milo 25c 16c Egyptian Straights 10¢ 8c Philip Morris r 25¢ 16c Royal Nestor 15¢ 10c Rameses No. 2 20¢ 18c Fatima 15 13c Egyptian Medon 25c lle : 2 for 25. Mogul 15c 10c Between the Acts 10¢ 9c Murads 15c 10c 3 for @5¢ Naturals 15c 9c St. Leger 10¢ Ic Melachrino No. 9 PAKo 9 f 5 * or abs Melach No. c Ic Omar 15c 13c Trophies 10c 8c 2 for 25: Helmar 10¢ 8c Unis 15¢ Mc Luxury 15c 10c Prettiest 10¢ 8c TOBACCOS trad Price *ruier Pian Tuxedo 10¢ 9c Prince Albert 10¢ 9c Twin Oaks 10c 9c |, Lucky Strike 10¢ 9c Velvet 10¢ 9c Old English 10¢ 9c 5 Some of Our Most Popular Brands of Cigars—Remarkable Values DANIEL DREW, 5c; $4.00 per 100. JAYNES DIADONAS (the finest fype of a Porto Rican SIX-O-ONE, Se straight. Cigar), in three sizes, 5c straight, Zc straight, 4 for 25c, JAYNES CONCHAS, 4 for 25c; $6.25 per 100 acer ast a little cigar of clear Havana), 10 in a pack- JAVNES panier, te straight. JAYNES | VICTORIA ROTHSCHILD (a clear Havana REX ROY BARGAINS, @¢ straight 162 siraght; 84 80 per bee of yo.0 Cur est values), UMINAS, in sizes ranging from 3 for 25¢, to 0c each JAYNES VICTORIA EMINENTES, 2 for 25c; $5.50 R. 1. J. SPECIALS which we make a special of er box of SO. Saturdays only), 4 for 2c, Sold other days, 3 for 25c, VAITT & BOND BLACKSTONE R 1 JAYNES LIMITED (mila Havana with Sumatra wrap- QUINCY. mt egular 100, Cigars, per), 8c straight, 7-20-4, 4 for 85¢, You Are SAFE When You Buy at IKER AND HEGEMAN DRUG STORES Cigar Departments at 200 Broadway—-Times Square-—Sth Ave. & 125th St.—Bleecker St. & Broadway “SVAUP OF FIGS” FOR INDIGESTION BILIOUSNESS AND CONSTIPATION. nob of men and women who less Laxative for men, women and children. ‘The safest, most harmless and effes- e drugging y siself. be constantly used without else we and bowel cleanser men, women A is Syrup of arip or hang (| Syru i of Senna,” and it