The evening world. Newspaper, September 8, 1913, Page 7

3 rs. Edwards Only Fears the Quiet of Prison Will Be Deni husband would try to make me ao, £| to-day If there led Her thought I would have children to love | *Ibility that th me and be good to me Then I began | 'ece!vership. He at The weary little woman in the Ray. | to work. Since then I have worked al- mond Street Jail, Brooklyn, who etote| WAY day in and day out; nothing but to get away from drudgery, has told her name. She says she |e Mrs. Oscar is. She lives at No. 396 ate Brooklyn, though at firs hi OMAN DR fray iter sours ate "Huced. Hve [HE We would, bs id Bolen 1 FRIST 66 E b d WANDRUDGE [Suse cre ea Sa co GGT GIRLS! TRY fl, verybody’s Going to the Big Store’’ @ taika of herself in the volce of one “QUT OF THE QUESTION’ | stake it thick, glossy, wavy, Long-Stemmed, Stanalerd Mates Solt Below B phen Pte, ahs sun anew Li | ings Meet Road’s Needs—Dis- ___— pice unter 1 @ dozen; our Wied wilt be ives, Rr tr yt ae ees abundant and appears as soft, lustrous nor Bundise Only ny immediate pos- | this—moisten complimen “None whatever. For July the earn-| strand at atime, This will cleanse the scien at N ‘‘Odd’’ Garments from a Dozen or More of Our Successful “They say I was pretty once,” she re- oe d marked to the reporter, “You wouldn't | BEAUTIFY YOUR HAI ——MAIN BUILDING: REENHUT gt HAPPY IN PEACE js: NEW HAVEN RECEIVERSHIP pk LL a 0 fe weary and utterly worn oui, but ee Mason Ji vraint pat tae porcelain-lined prt fd A As many sets as SON GREW LIK® FATHER, AND hebeor niazat var Ye ano,” she sald. “‘T thought 1 wae go-| NOSTON, Sept. 8&—Preaident Etitott}and beautiful as a J cod wary any 4 will go into a| Danderine and carefully draw it = hair of dust, dirt and exces: N Sales Ay Be Hustled Out in Tomorrow’s gag of ; “Other women have pleasures, My | ‘!vidends and Interest and a $200,000) % Ria cin tae the hair at once, neighbors used to go to Coney Ialand | Surplus. It is true this Metre i Oot Danderine Rolten dveey particle of | once ina while. Thelr husbands thought | *% Meh as it should be—it ts $800.00 dandruff; cleanses, purifies and invi *-| of ways to please them. Mine never | ¥elow the fgure for the same month | crates the scalp, forever stopping itele to tell home wansthe id, He seemed to think I was just @| !®8t year and also July {s @ month of ing and falling hair. Teuok a peter clock | machine that could keep working all | DE earnings—Dut such @ Agure pute | “But what will please you most will until 10 o'clock | tne time without any amusement, with. | ece!vership out of the question be after a few weeks’ use when you Bigdt with never « kind word o out é Cenk oe (hank you'0r a anti” President Elliott further eald: Mor. gil actually 600 wow hale tine and amfie to light “About four years ago 1 discovered | #8n's withdrawal as fiscal agent will| dowgy at hin—yer—bar reall new that my husband was untrue to me. 1{20t affect the bond issue, for Mr. Mor-| hair growing all over the scalp. him at Coney Island with «| an's firm was only one of @ chain of! you care for pretty, soft hair aa jes nd had him arrested Ife was | banks which entered the underwriting) of it surely get # @5 cent bottle of month for desertion. But I had| &#reement.” Knowlton’s Danderine from any drug- gist or toilet counter, and just try it. ius Goudlans ee THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1918. s a 2 te Complimentary ‘There was no bitterness in her ton Fruit Preserving Jars ae anne i SHE FINDS IN JAIL net with anger Sov —— luxuriant and remove ragrant on « 4 uses always the same even, | President Elliott Declares July Earn» all dandruff. Kill sit oe Roses rubber ring arg ronsenanly fe: _——— GHE LOST HEART. counts Morgan Withdrawal. Your hair becomes light, wavy, fluffy, made; glass caps and rubber rings; Be pores Med ing to be very happy. I delieved my | °f the New Haven Railroad was asked Fo wered: Winey acs Cine, hts whl clewuor the PN ny MAIN BUILDING Woe aie Seca ings equalled all expenses and taxen, and ia jut 6 few moments one-tweifth of the annual charge for! doubied'the bewuty of your hair, |. “E eould have borne the work, | © but nobody ever was kind to me, or |"? the strength to keep up the battle f life alone and I wenkly consented te aeemed to understand that perhaps a0. forgive him and live with him again. sree OF ® word of thanks would Relp | ait ig A RELIEF FROM HOME The Man who pat Soup a EEs in FEET. {| Without Her tipe, about which the weary years have pencilled lines, quivered for] “Now, however, I am determined to —— an instant, and out of ser eyes, dimmed | ¢nd it all #0 far as he is concerned. I Look for this Trade-Mark ‘@ Grudge’s life, |4on't Ike Jatt quite as much as I ea. Tisture on the Label pected, It {9 a rellef from my home{ i when buyiig oald: a life, but the food fs impossible. I am Edwards was visited to-day by|{The Antiseptic Powder to be shaken jomely gowned woman who sald] {into the shoes for Tender, Aching, Mre. Isabella Anderson of No.| {Swollen Feet. The standard remedy; wi was indiffere eth street, her married |ffor the feet for a Quarter Century. ike ithout Sal Sd tuanitebe: bat Whee my boy—|aister. Mre. Anderson was admitted testimonials, Sold everywhere, Te like an egg witho It. jteen—degan ti like hig }and left hurriedly after quite a long mple FREE Address, father f couldn't bear my ile uty more |talk with her sister, who appeared N&O rtenpahbannsthted sat ey, N. ¥- Imported Absolutely! 3} gave up. much cheered by the vieit. The visitor] . / “Tve been wondering how 1 could get | Would not talk about the affair. (ate prison. Thep I thought of a way. I It was learned, however, that Mra, could Leng So I went into a Lege Edwards hed turned over to Mra, An- eping her ten-year- ready to try for my liberty and then 'ALLEN’S FOOT-EAS WORCESTERSHIRE sue my husband for separation.” SAUCE No clothing sale an. nounced in the last 10 years can com- pare with this event. No “selling” argument is necessary. Read the detailsand COME EARLY tomorrow, took a jee of ail counter when I was sure peo! leoking. I wasn’t bothered thou PRARS ONLY THAT SHE'LL BE SET FREE. denratus Se tatnea seateae tro tes FINEST $15 and $20 “PRIESTLEY” 382 “ODD” SUITS counter, right in from of # snlessirl CRAVENETTED MOHAIR SUITS— ‘5 — 2- and 3-plece OP Ser vas chek t wana sizes 33 to 40 (only 180); at..... ieeasantess gl ial amen aoe yee il have to eend me ? Oh, I hope he wilt json for a year—a year once in a while some 360 HANDSOME NORFOLK SUITS—ta ee $ sizes to 40; valies, | | $10 to $20; at..........0000 | tay And there are MORE THAN 600 GUARANTEED RAINCOATS values to $18. They sre LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS Eueow the $3.00 Downon $50.00 i Hare set tonionae to be mare, bet the there ja not one in the entire collection WEEUKLY 400 “ “ 75, 00! cee peer follow this announcement. And the BI! al fr she has le that the court Apartments from 6 OPENS = a Nnuhose Who get here EARLIEST, Sale begins tomorrow morni: aor oe OE Maccounr He “om Lend ; REENHUT BUILDING y Scere met ced = |||3125 Night 5 Qe|| Curtains and Couch Covers $ Pores (eel FISHER BROS |e ical ee deny I stole the things. They'll have to Wa LA. Rocers, Lr. nforce the law.” le “Tphe woman is not more than 5 feet ||| New York—Nagere Falle—Chicage tall and does not weigh more than 100 These are in fine batiste and 78 Gerim Curtains—beautiful in design; mounted on t crepe. Pink, blue and Cia) et- rim; trimmed with Imitation | ¢ insertion and edge phd aienees coat er yt fects. Trimmed with pret mirably A limited quantity in this Me ‘apestry styles; no morrow. COME EARLY, a kering. COLUMBUS AVE Ber 103 4104 ST a Tomorrow Morning, a Distribution of 7,200 Pairs of Women’s Hosiery] 5° Values to 50c at, a Pair . Three special purchases and a clearance of broken assortments of excellent hosiery from our own superb stocks are comprised in this sale, tomorrow. At 15 a pair, you may choose: Imported Lisle Thread Hosiery with | Medium and Light-Weight Cotton Hand-Embroidered Fronts. Hosiery in Black, Tan and White. Boot Silk Hosiery. Plain Gauze and Mercerized Lisle Ingrain Split Feet Hosiery. Hoatery. Are Youa Live Wire? Then Listen— For the Next Five Days Only ~ At SMITH GRAY’S THE LARGEST RETAIL CLOTHIERS IN NEW YORK ’ One Last Big Opportunity \ d To Select a MEDIUM WEIGHT SUIT from our Entire Summer Stock Were $18 to $25 Were $28 to $40 642 Gray Mixed Suits | 348 Brown Mixed Suits ‘REENHUT BUILDING Specimens of the Many Big Bargains in Fine Furniture Offered for Tomorrow’s Selling $10 Combined Table and Writing Deske—as = illustrated; golden or fumed oak; sult. able for library, living-room or bed- ————-GREENHUT BUILDING Reliable Axmins. *r Rugs At Most Attractive Prices, Tomorrow But the prices are not by any means the greatest inducement offered Ye mth oWEAVES are the best—the COLORINGS artistic—the DESIGNS new and beautiful. ; Gna $32.50 Rugs-—new and perfect; choice alestion 6 of newest de- signs Ans colorings; ize 113x125 At... cc cee eee eee rere 24 50 $37.50 Mill “Sample” Rugs —most a me | 391 Brown Mixed Sui | 186 Blue and | Black Suits | 423 Blue and Black Suits a ALL NOW ALL NOW 9x12 Rugs 8.3%10.6 Rugs Ne Newest and most tractive de-| Newest designs in exquisite color- signs and colors, ings. Choice selection in Oriental ‘eguiarly Sale Price Hen floral effects, + $22.50 Regularly le Price ‘a Tho 1 | “ihinncteds mage of naturdl wie no 7e 50. 8 ‘ low; Because of our determination not to carry over any summer stock, we have marked all rae sandRt2, Rug mlanuiske|| | me” ac eionne Cushions Mesias summer suits at these prices. Many of them built for all-year wear, and could easily be ed, Kelp pti at big reduce 6x9 Rugs sa lg i abc ‘| sold later, but we must have a Clean Slate. Hence these unparalleled reductions. Every- tions, alan wands ia ample variety at dor aa ORT 5 “Deceue thing must go in the next 5 days to make room for fall goods now arriving from Resuiay oe Regularly Sale Price trated; ne ets Ret a . FINA: } ” . > ii 4 our workshops. If you’are a ‘wise one” you need no further urging to take advantage of aren “ 52800002 When opened; measures $3 inches between arms; covered with Spanish This Wonderful Chance for Live Wires leatherette; link spring; good mat- tress; mahogany or oak §, frame; Qt...cceeeeeeeres 26.50 $16 Quar- tered Oak ¢ Top Tables as illustrated; be a , y pedestal; GREENHUT-SIRGEL COOPER) |" = } Wp: very hand Sixth everwe J.B.GREENHUT, Pres. 18? to 19° Streets oo uble LA Green Trading Stamps with Purchases Mad $8.50 Seamless Ruga— attractive selection of newest t golortogs 6. 75 und designs; size 4.6x6,6; at a “Sample” Ruge--size ANs Value $7. 50, tomorrow, at ‘NEW YORK, BROOKLYN a BROADWAY AT WARREN ST. ‘STORES FULTON ST. AT FLATBUSH AV) 4 =——————_—_ BROADWAY AT BEDFORD_ AY, dann ws 4 a he