The evening world. Newspaper, October 2, 1914, Page 19

2,000 FEET; LIVES. Bey desensnt Ase Proves fapestoe te Mlcowical Sheek. EMENTON, M. J, Oct, 1—Falling A000 feet with bis Dailoon and para- Surin we 191) ia gontsea7, ass pt PUSH MERRITT'S TRIAL ON CHASED S27 Uk Sit ae aid, as he and is practically penniless. CHILD GETS SICK CROSS, FEVERISH saremeceeeescne| [IF CONSTIPATED b :( a « Se ae as aig, |"Calforaia Syrup of Figs” town funds of Kastohester. stomach or bowels. Nov. rm ee Coane Weta Boss and Contrac- tor Will Face Court This Month, Miller said he could not detagh the ute from the balloon af- 16 latter’s valve. FREE ADVICE TO SICK . WOMEN Thousands Have Been Helped By Common Sense Suggestions. (oma to Toe Brentng West.) PLAINS, Frederick EH. Weeks, Distriot-attor- Rey of Westchester County, has com- pleted It to anid an effort will be made by bis attorneys to have the trial trans ferred from the county to the Supreme Court. eaves sick child ae laxative t Cl It was J pretoer to-day ating through his attorney, Henry R. o eg of White ar wu of egret H wane ver gets al pire smack ot oy, Wemen Suffering from any form of & sottlement town at tl mother! female Ills are invited to communteate| Sung. 100,000, but eo far nothing has been ea mt ar your child i a ee Hearty; fall of cold ‘or hae’ sore throat promptly, with the en's private or any other children's ailment, give a hd tate teaspoonful of “California Suyrp of Fign” then don’t worry, because it is perfectly harmless, and in a few hours all this ating wate poison, sour bil os thy “pepe have also been taken to bring actions against the sureties be) correspondence de-; Merritt during the various terms of ee Sane his office from 1906 to 1913 to col- Pinkham /#®0t some of the superviser’s short- @ Co,,| ese The bondsmen are all promi- Your | ent townsmen: It is sald that if the 11 be] bonds are collected several of them rT will lose thelr personal fortunes. cated ~~ It is almost « year ago that Merritt, hohe who was the Democratic women and held in strict confidence. A arses aes ‘Woman can freely talk of ber private ill-/ contract on @ section of the Barge Calttor ness toa woman; thus has been estab-| Canal, was exposed by his sucvessor, peng for babies, Re icomit nn pron peti pormpeng| be cps lice be ° which has never t beokes. and publican. State auditors made a re- have they published testimonial or| 5° that Merritt was short $4,188.37 wed letlorithous the written consent for the tarm from Jan. 1, 1818 to Nov. of the writer, 1, 1918. The town was dissatisfied Ge Sea et ths with the result. os In the meantime Merritt mys- bgt ted Sound of them teriously disappeared and was gone os ate vlan al from Oct. 28, 1918, to Jan 20, 1914, i Rect dry Bly? when ‘he surrendered to District-At- torney Weeks and was admitted to $8,000 bail. Merritt sald he suffered from | Fr aphasia and did not know how he | rece: | reached New York, where he had we been in hiding. “fet The Westchester County Research | surp Bureau, under tho direction of Otto| the G. wright, iooye the State in-|t vestigniors reported, made a haustive search of Merritt's account which, it sald, showed the following shortages: "4? Bew me arfelt fig syrups, hak rgd oe ® BO.sent bottle, of lornie Syrup of hye which bas on the bottle, carefully and see that it is made by the “ Syrup Company.’ thar files From Thin to Plump— the very the a ia year cae Noe oe in return except has One sands. fay on advice bas hel any woman, rich or should be vip | oe offer of asi to take dia E. Pinkham M fidential), Lynn, Mass, Libel Se. ought ho tae jams ge Tex Bee. i Te ae noe a book or Npeneral te es as it hg Arad mersess: free and "Write for it onday ios brid Sih ba: Nev. 4, oo att from Nov. 8, 1905, to! fetration Switch NAVY and you'll find you are on the right track for tobacco satis- faction. 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ATALL FRitchie & Cornel storss OUR PROFITS GIVEN TO RED CROSS FUND To-morrow, Saturday, Oct. $, we will contribute $1 tothe American Red Cross War Relief Fund on every | Sult or Overcoat ordered. "This by boo resents our net profit on every Suit or Overcoat which we will gladly | contribute to the Red Cross Fund. Do your share toward this noble work of helping the suffering and stricken combatants of the warring nations of Europe. You will have the satisfaction of know! ving that you have done your part in helping those who can’t help themselves, No — in — ~— Us to Help Others. N a wy . Seas. / - morrow. hildren simply will not |X Bar. take ‘edt time fen pla: 0 arty bd \ m we 4 |\ sa Ii ‘Red Cross Aid Sale” il tg gedaan dite oan: ge tg . 8, will Ur eats dee eae Gait ee Oca the Red urchaser also will have the finest Suit or Overcoat made to measure Wek: or faultless sett, and entire satisfaction the opport at 614.75, getting value which can't be aupi, cated in ready-made or made-to-measure clothes at less than @25 to 840. In helping us to help prectalen purchasing your Fall suit or overcoat here—we wish to impress upon our customers they are purchasing the finest woolens of the season, fitted to your individual measure and finishe with the best of linings and trimmings at a saving o from $10 to $25 as compared to values elsewhere. Our entire Fall and Winter stock of woolens, to; with trimmings, etc., was purchased months ago, and, consequence of our ready cash and forethought, we were hor forced to pay the sgl advanced prices on all commodi- $25 to $40 VALUE hes eed Wi rT ties now used in the trade. That’s aa you get $25 to $40 or out values at R. & C. stores for $14.75 100,000 YARDS —1,.000 PATTERNS hade and- btainal TART. New Fall Woolens Blues, "Blacks, Browns, Pegcl Stripes, i Tweak All Styles ks, Browns, Pencil S' Scotch Hoosic, Recloaiboet ire epenaan corte, Teakas, res—suc erials wer: r Guaranteed Pure Wool an to ei siewivee i in Suits or Dvenods br less oes to All Colorings. | $40. Made to measure this week at $14.75. pap NOTE.—No canvassers, collectors or agents are authorized to solicit Red Cross funds for us. The above meetin allowing $1 from every sale is the only authorized means adopted by us for aiding these European sufferers. Wa" ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. SAMPLES CHEERFULLY GIVEN FOR COMPARISON ‘ The World’s Largest Tailors Watch Us Grow Ritchie & Cornell 1347 Broadway, Me an © eee Sis. 691 Eighth Ave., Bet. 48d & 44th Sts. 251 Eighth Ave., Near 23d 5S! 2331 8th Ave., 1 Door Above 125th St. 406 East 140th St Neor 34 Ave. 155 William St., Cor. Ann St. Big / stores!” hs Es. 2258 Third Ave., Near 123d St. 1514 Third Ave., Near 8th St. 104 Flatbush Avenue, near Atlantic Lee B’dway, Nr. G Gates Ave., Biiyn. Avenue Station, Brooklyn 00 Broadway, }2x2/%- Brooktyn. Po ney penny es Geturday 10 oles Geo Ads, Displayed tm Al Our Stere Windows, John W. Ritchie, STEAMBOATS. Ww Ty . Tee i ee Beas aie | Hudson River inter oe ee by Daylight opie anetaetiemt Fete Str. “Washington Irving” Tuesdays, Thursdays. ba rye do Str. to ages Monda: ya ner dhe {pe Wii Wee ON ekly HAMILTON-MARTIN, (0. "Tailors FS Cortlandt DIAMONDS=CREDIT | eae | DIAMO CR oe | BABY WBRKLY OR Wai PAIMENTS, Watch & Diamond Co. | e MAIDEN LAND. Te. e067 Cont, PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE. es Sse al ware" aG NEW BOTANICAL DISCOVERY — Full Se: Geld Fillings. s.011.-81:00 up| Silver Fillings, seccnee: of Inge....+ ¢ WATERBURY DENTAL = 29 W. 34th St., New York. 414-416 Fulton St, (2 Doce» Bast of Ovpecbeim, Odiine & On) (3 Deer Wont bmaiam r HOURS, -8 te 6), SUNDAYS, ® to wedieh spoken, Ladies —=SVERTISENENTS ointed “NG “&. DVERTISEMENTS printed | = : in the New York World (Morning or Sunday) get a! circulation in New York City |. greater than if published in the Herald, Times, Sun and Tribune ADDED TOGETHER. Isn't that the circulation YOUR advertisement ought te gat? Hudson River DayLine | nase i evan. German, French an Me Butve Oharwe fer I. a ree eres Me IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED, ? _ A WORLD “WANT” AD, MILL GQ