The evening world. Newspaper, October 23, 1914, Page 17

antine to-day from South American’ and West Indian ports. On Oct. 5, related Capt. Marcaida, the Telesfora approached the harbor of St. Lucla, British Weat Indies, at full speed to add to her general cargo MERCHANTMAN RAMS. | FRENCH WARSHIP AND ++ GETSCAPTAN' GOAT Commander of the Descartes Sought Vengeance with Fists, Says Capt. Marcaida. hulk, black sinoke belching from her j funnel#, and made for the Telesfora. When Capt. Marcaida saw it was going to cross his bow he ordered his engines reversed, but it was too lat bow and staggered her. The warship othe plate sprung, stopped, and as 8000 as Fancy a modern warship being all = ‘But wunk by a humble morchantman! Picture in your imagination a speedy veruiser, armed with the finest guns, a ras 4 over to tie Bpaniard, » Toaded with tons of ammunition, and| y tering mint wander | manned by gallant men constantly bursting with wrath, accused the as. ) @eeking tho elusive for, taking the commander of the cruiser and about { steamer! Capt. the story when he arrived at Quar-|C#Pt. Marcalda, the latter declares, —— RO STOMACH OF GASES, SOURNESS, AND INDIGESTION “Pape’s Diapepsin” ends all stomach distress in five minutes. prevented hostilities, port and detained two days, until the was so badly damaged she had to be towed into Martinique for repairs, a FINDS LODGER A SUICIDE. n Unidentified Mam Ende Hie Life by Gas. A man about twenty-four years old, neatly dressed in a blue serge suit, but without baggage, rented a room for one day from Delia Mackay at No. 422 West Fifty-fifth street and was to have paid for wnother day or left this morn- jing. When Mrs. Mackay ~ent to learn M! hor lodgers Inten s! smelled gas ‘) and opened the door. The young man on the bed and the gas was tt! w remedy when tain turned on, A doctor was called from Polyclinic nd pronounced the lodger 4 body was take; je had dark ‘dyspepsia, gastritis and o! trguble Bas' made It famous the world| Bef ich his white she ay by over, | fackay sal M Keep this perfect stoma His name when he en= hed home—keep it handy: ifty-cent case from any then if anyone should cat someth: «which doesn't agree with them; what they eat lays like | 4 the room. pibtoneawe OUCH! CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Oct. 23.~-Any Harvard student who wants a tooth or teeth fill Femoved or other- wise overhavied, rr free" of charge, OH time ful School clinical practice. Pa- tients will be asked to ,ay for ma. terials only, < "cording to ‘an. nouncament t R | if 1, ferments and undigested food. femember as soon as Pape's Diapep: comes in contact with the stomach all! uch distress vani Its promptness, vertainty and, in overcoming the ch is arevelation Overcoat, Cust A few of the original tickets taken from these goods. MITCHELL STABBED HIMSELF’ for New York. O% darted a gray} Summerville Told Police He Was) The Uitte tramp hit the French | clotffes of the latest cut, attracted the cruiser Descartes just below the port) attention of Policeman De Hart y began to list, but in @ short time her! today, The palledéman saw the man's officers saw she was in no danger of| west was bleodstained and question sinking. The Spanish vessel, not a him. ; two launches could be loaded, the with a pocket knife, thirty or forty of his men came in. Fa: where he told Lieut. Birmingham he almoet| was John Stetson Summerville, thirty tonished Spanish skipper of being in] nue, } Gount after being swiped by a tramp|/**sue with the Germans and trying| atabbed himself because he was out Marcaida of the|*? sink the Descartes, He cast aside| of employment and discouraged over Spanish merchantman Telestora told | 8 *Word and tried to use his fists on, financial matters. The crew jumped between them and/ the wound was an.jnch deep and not serious. He was taken to tho hospi- The Telesfora was escorted into bey het » charged with attempt- aul owners put up @ bond to cover thé] tearned a damage to the cruiser. The Descartes| was living with his wife. He was in ihad been set over night in an excava- house at the northwest corner of Ninety- STOPS HEADACHE, Don’t suffer! a dull, split headache in mi call Ror ments after you take u powder you will Woolens Worth $5.00 a yard, Suit or " Morrison and Mitchell, Ithaca, N. Y., Cornell University Tailors, deciding to retire Blue Serges, price, suit to order $10.00; nothing higher in this range and nothing lower. I want al oe, customers to come inearly on this to get ao better ny styles. I consider these $40.00 suitings or overcoatings for which 10 00 1 wall tales your order for........:seeeeee scenes Aereceaesepecesns e Custom Made Overcoatings. yercoats, | have them all ready to wear out of my store. then ‘all wool, Black and blue overcoats ready 10) WEBT cccricasiscasins Aa Balmacaans, and | made these up in my own shops in the dull sea: 119-121 NASSAU STREET—2 New York Stores—1431 BROADWAY, Cor. 40th St OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9; SATURDAYS, 1@ O’CLOC; THE BVENING seventh street and West End avenue avenue, Westchester, exploded to-day while workmen were blast and sustained was, joes. He Hospital. One Hundred a tently wee over the interna juries and it to nfcherbocker erie of No. 34 Wi Sixteenth street hurt and went home, Rotting ready to set it off. Two la- borers were injured. Morton Wetzel of No. 10 Saratoga BAD COLD, HEADACHY OR BILIOUS® REGULATE YOUR BOWELS! 10 CENTS ' Break bad cold? Yes! Surest way) Cascarete and you will wonder in the in the world is to take two Cascarets| morning what Coeeme of your misery- to-night &nd is will wake up with a] making cold. The stranger said he had) clear head and the cold gone. Try this!| Cascarete ie the surest cold breaker tabbed himself in the right breas®) If headachy, stuffed up and sore all over| known—a 10-cent box will pro from « cold or grippe, give your liver| Mothers should cure children's colds De Hart took the young man to the|and bowels « thorough cleansing with! this way—no harm—nodangerous drugs st Sixty-seventh street station, CANBY CATHARTIC WITH POCKET KNIF Out of Work and Discour- aged—A Prisoner. A young man, dressed in expensive at 1 old,of No, 687 St, Marks a Brooklyn, and that he had Dr. Boyd of Flower Hospital said E Brooklyn address it was John Stetson Summerell Teal estate and insurance busi- ess but was out of ployment, BLAST INJURES TWO, remat EGANT VE-~A~DOLLAR ‘4 ie the style lim- itations of the average $3.50 shoe—knowing that the retailer makes his dol- lar profit on every pair of $3.50 shoes he sells you—How can Re consistent. ly keep from buying the NEWARK Shoe|N at $2.50 with its 237 beautiful styles to select from, and its amazing ECONOMY | —to save-you the retailer’s dollar profit? Remember—you buy the NEWARK Shoe DIRECT from the MAKER. It is up to you to get this famous $3.50 shoe value for but $2.50. NSA ely While Men Are Working Over It. A charge .f blasting powder which lon for the foundation of an apartment PAIN, NEURALGIA Get a dime package of Dr. James’ Headache Powders. You can clear your head and relieve itting ‘or violent throbbing ~ moment with a Dr. mes’ Headache Powder. This old- he relief acts almost magi- ind soine one to the drug store dime package and a few mo- NEW. NEW YORK none Nt, RH SHOE STORES COMPANY TX, BRANCHES BROOKLYN BRANCHES. nea 433 Fulton St, between Peart & Jay. 041 Broadway, cor, Myrtle Ave. ervey City—100 Newark Ave. Hoboken Branch—A38 Washington st, Paterson Branch—212 Market St. ‘Trenton Branch—S Kast tate Bt. Camden Branch—1133 Broadway, Bayonne Hranch—461 Broadway. “Mail Ordere Filled by Pareot Post.” a7 ta OF Cittes ci ie real the Ls lache, ia and pain. Stop sufferin, petiens. te re you get what you vt. om Made to your order $10.00 ONLY ONE PRICE My Headquarters 1431 Broadway. Open Until 10 P. M. from the tailoring business, shipped their goods to me and allowed me to make my own price for cash. I buy the entire stock at my price. 1 want to assure the public of New York that history does not tell of a similar purchase. Loaded to the neck with woolens on an off season, these goods must be practically given away quick in order to show a slight profit. To prove to the skeptical, | will arrange a number of styles of these goods in my doorway so that you can see, handle and a willing salesman will be anxious to cut samples so you can compare with any suit sold in New York for $40.00. My price will be $10.00, no lower, no higher. Black and White Pencil Stripes; Tartan Plaids. loud col Hi dew and quite conservative effects—these to be sold at al a ly During the dull sea- son I made up 2,000 I guarantee $8.00 $7.25 In the newest tweeds and cheviots. I have the finest designer in the business for this style coat son. My price, read: WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1914. _ ? Solid Oak Chiffonier Scarcely any of Shows also the Ladies’ uiltein Arch Su Su Red Cross flexible soles, feet.” hed ‘N SATURDAY EVENINGS bade UNTIL 1¢ O'CLOCK 6.48 } 1907 Tegular Price $12 olden finteh A Sale of R tilar Price $# ACCOUNTS OPENED 7 FROM gs 10 $5,000 ONSMALL WEEKLY OR From Boston THE TAILOR MONTHLY PAYMENTS Sunday World Wants Work Monday Wonde Fall Shoes for Every One Novelty Styles Predominate The Fall season of 1914 has proven to be just one host of shoe novelties after another. ber are in the stores to-day. ' The rapid changes of style test the facilities of the stores—demonstrates the many advantages of our big outlet for Blyn Shoes. touch between factory and stores for the production of newest styles with the economies effected by one man- N agement overseeing We are cole agente for Red Cross Arch Sup-) ort Shoes of soft vici kid with! bi ports. pporting heels an anks and A shoe that affords quick and permanent relief from the pain and weakness caused by “flat The most effective Shoo NY made for its purpose and 50‘), N lower priced than other shoes NV approaching them in quality. Ten Big, Best Stores—-Easy to Reech—Fall Shoes in A ST ihe Sers, jal Order Deot.. 2440 84 Ave, Wi New Store in Newark's Shopping Centre, the styles that were new in Septem- alertness of our designers-—the close $350 Unusual Value at Ladies’ Patent Colt novelty button boots with fawn and gray cloth tops made in the correct overgaiter effect new last— w, plain toes and Spanish, all leather heels. 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