The evening world. Newspaper, October 30, 1914, Page 16

THE dll Lh WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1914. ; =] BISHOP WEDS. {YOUNG MOTOR RACER Two HELD AFTER SHOOTING. | " OUCH! PAIN ak ‘RELIEVE NOUR ORI Wilcrewrcontheccie cocteemtege as oe uae era areas gare 5 ahr | ur: reat “} DIES FROM INJURIES, WW FleTeEN MITES! = ST OHN WANAM A K F RY H . le Ghutch, Germantown, seventy-eleht, and William Morgan Hurt at Brighton tl ch fda gH ni If Asthmador does not instantly re- . - | cl . d Men’s Business and Sporting Clothing of Every Description nt, of No. 2143 Retmont avenue, the Brons. Geughter of Mra. Joseph 8. He liewe the and Joveph Ratto, twent , & cheut- | | eat. Wie eribratonte. Beach Track When Practising lfoer, of ie, beet Wire avence, Gere | ! arte of Boston attended th for Contest Tuesday Wn up in the Morrinania police sta. y - ti lay on a charge of axsault € | | hae ot ye A] bf | f the shootin { Horry lierm: sland, a son. was not present, | Willlum Morgan, twenty manufacturer of brass beds. jing Dr. Rudolph Schiffmann’s Asthma- | ‘was said he was unable to attend, | beginner, entered for the # yes 7 Bishop Rhinelander officiated. races to take t the | 8827 Crotona avenue, he Rut nin right out with! mador Cigarettes. tetany aes meee Hea track Day, died in You Can’t Find ( °=" y ot grehie ny hone "wir poe} sMall trial bottle of old “ ' ra tot St. Jacob's Oil. Tediy of iojorien bunainen Psberde: a + shore ° Jy day afternoon when a car he eric 5, druggists have been authorised o 0 imp A | wan driving got beyond his control was taken Doctor to sell : ‘ and was wrecked ed * h % wthmador on @ 4 | ‘The accident took place on a maction hi ing, ths ny in tee ne i " i ol 6 wo corner ol eo track, ¥ i does no instantaneo 5 After Using Stuart's Calcium Wafers | of the » thenst nner of th tr _ ; | i cot yt ever | TOPCOATS “guinea Only Seven Days, Pimples known an “death cur where many ‘ ri T Simply Disappear. automob and motorcycle racers vhs I z $18.50 to $35 $1 to $5 kh” Geieh cetion 0 have been maimed in upsets. Morgan, who was married and lived hasn't Asthmador . Schiffmann, St. at No, 126 South Meventh street, OVERCOATS GLOVES ma $18.50 to $75 $1.18 to $5 tons and discolor @et rid ef tnjurio Jacobs OF matism nie (last halt century, and for sciatica, neuralgia, sels, sprales—AdvE + Ne Extra Charge fer It. Adferticements for The World may be left at “il any AMerican District Messenger office im the k- | city until © P.M, ore who #aw n from be ed him to the it was found he had o brain and a on HATS NECKTIES 25c to $2 ——_ CONFESS TO ROBBING THIRTY APARTMENTS | WearinaW.t-soucLassHoes. | *3.00°3.75%4.00 Detectives rhink Youthful Burglars teesaohinrtie a he etal $4.50&$5 SHOES Must Have Handled Stolen : eo any atyles and kinds of shoes for w. Articles Worth $10,000, bo; A widths, : fe DOUGLAS Patrick Azaranga and Ralph y 4 ‘ SHOES ARE her makes conte fl ALWAYS t . ‘kton, Mass,, and J WORTH THE ai PRICE YOU Making a Special Point of These Excellent Values for Saturday} SUITS AT $20, $22.50, $25, $27.50 More than a hundred new patterns, chosen from several thousand fabrics sub- mitted. Some cut specially for young men, some cut on more conservative lines, Plain tones and mixtures. Special—Finest of silk-lined suits, $33.50. SERVICEABLE TOPCOATS AT $20. American homespuns, cheviot® and herringbone diagonal weaves in 24 gray [f At and brown effects; knee length, cuffed sleeves, large patch pockets; some with silk: shoulder lining.. Special—Poole model, black and Oxford, $27.50. MOTORING ULSTERS FUR ROBES FUR OVERCOATS ANGORA JACKETS SWEATERS HOUSE COATS ° berpet rap [thirty burgla Harlem aince th raigned bef gistrate, Duell in Harlem Court to-day, They pleaded { lmulity to the charge of robbing Levy were held in 41,690, batt aplece nite in July, were Tony Sieiliano of No, 982 Kast One purteenth atrer THE WORLD'S BEST HATS ac nee 5 4: ‘ hy \ America’s best hats—Derbies and soft hats, $3 to $5. atin ect f thn hoe tr avery su, 4 Lincoln-Bennett, London, soft hats, $3.50, $5. teordare pe de eo hery Iii show you} a 4 Sober Light-weight soft hats from France, new shades, $5. “he Wino! waa (iso npark Bie Hrechton, Mass, \ MacGregor, an American cloth haf very smart, $3. - ee Nissen tet? eG aa Thiet Arseot"y 2GREATER NEW YORK: Velour hats from Austria, $6.to $0 grades, #4 and $6. much af the aisien property. hey a Hrosgwray cor, aa 0 ‘bet ; . Pearl. American and British derbies and silk hats. \ 0,000 wor 1205 Hrosdway ; Vets 108 Tak Rezane : WANAMAKER-SPECIAL SHOES, ein ihe past four n be wo isa Third Avenue, phe aed he) i Serene ‘Ai boss ALL LEATH ERS, $4 | my PE ' rt EXTRA—Sale of 711 pairs $4, $5, $6 shoes at $3.25, an | etrerved ety ereeeertdi|P)PBP OR LRRDT eo DOI TOO OT Co eto = | | - “i . | 3,000 NECKTIES, 15c¢, 35c, 65c, 85c¢ : fa a Precisely the same silks as in ties we have sold for 25c to $3; made up in the same | ae -_ good style. | Wh RIED ti SOME 75c to $150 SHIRTS, 55c EACH! ‘This wonderful sale te savin re ‘ : CAPESKIN SUEDE __ MOCHA __DEERSKIN GLOVES ’ wns ta ers . oo t d WINTER UNDERWEAR AND HALF HOSE A The Men’s Store, Burlington Arcade floor, New Building. 10,000 Union Suits for. Men at Less Than Half Price Winter Weight Merino (Half Wool, Half Cotton) at Only $1.15 Each—for the Reasons Explained Below The maker of these This lot came to us The mill owner, not- suits is famous for the because the Ohio river withstanding the stains fit and proportions of his overflowed its levees one are scarcely perceptible | | union suits, which are day and soaked a great (except in the white gar- 4 seldom, if ever, offered quantity of wool yarn Ki fd 8 for less than regular belonging to this mill. men 8), put down the rices—not to speak of ‘This yarn was washed, but slight PTices less than half, . water stains — remained—very Natural and mottled bi: less than half. slight—otherwise AUTH OOS Bie ue colors perfect. It i Comfort in a union suit is simply was knitted into gdrments made and white, i leeves and ankle length tter of r fit—these in the same way and with the Long ole suits tit. Lai same care as the regular output. legs. Sizes 34 to 46, Burlington Arcade floor, New Building, Subway Entrance, New Building, Subway floor, Old Building OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS ° THE LOWEST We Give Ad Green Trading Stamps With All Purchasea— Both Cash and Credit CPEN BATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK rr, $5 to $5,000) Pay One YsHsu. accouvts rsrecauy wi % orb ten 35 to $5,000 Pay One } él ATS PSEA By INVITED with the garenese of or Monthly Poyments Dollar | Ease sate eellcis ov seman “5TH AVE. AT 9TH ST. SMITH ST. AT STATE ST. BROOKLYN. ii $98 A PHOTOGRAVURE PORTRAIT —O ft We Give Free Lite Insurance =|James W. Gerard —— Ambeuador to Germany |Sunday World Wants PLAGE ae Ree Y TIWill Be Given FREE with Work Monday apes Got Every Copy of Morning Wondoi NEXT SUNDAY’S WORLD | alll