The evening world. Newspaper, November 12, 1914, Page 10

ae ee te =... Our Leading Athletes Join with other famous Americans in Praising Tuxedo Tobacco UR world-famous athletes—the men who triumphed for America at the Olympic Games in Stockholm — are har snihiban among the thousands who declare that ekamonssirarcuncainitensdovmr's ‘Tuxedo is not only extremely enjoyable, but oe Tumde ron card th me. i bypeticial 4 sap apelive weal Fong ft BRED done ts taco ihm ® Eamous Americans in every walk of life 0 phe Tardy Tedebormo —doctors, lawyers, actors, singers, public Bean. SPepkers, Statesmen, business leaders—smoke and endorse Tuxedo grew rapidly in public favor with- = ebrenieng; its natural growth reached the stupendous total of fifty or sixty million packages a year. Not until the past few . months has it been possible to keep up with opie tere inn * the demand for “Tuxedo. Now increased teedes my reves. Turek for'm.” smoke this best o| Sauter Siti Tuxedo is fine, ripened Burley tobacco of the . highest us soenee until thoroughly mild and © mellow. Then treated by the famous ‘Tuxedo Pro- cess,’’ that removes the Burley fragrance and flavor. Pure, mild, de- lightful Tuxedo i abso- Jutely non-biting—try it. YOU CAN BUY TUXEDO EVERYWHERE jy Ted bee theattlee facilities make it ge aed lor every man to last trace of “‘bite’’ and BE gtd yp ave Ma Famous green tin with gold let- The Perfect Tobacco for Pipe and Cigarette al obaccos. develops all the delicious Samer iockholan saver _—e ‘curved to fit the use Suppose you ‘SNEEZE POWDER’ CAUSES DEATH OF BROOKLYN MAN Scattered in Car by Boys, Gives James C. Allan a Stroke of Apoplexy. James C, Alian of No. 170 Fokford street, Brooklyn, a widely known citizen of that Borough, died —_—————EE SS THEBOARD OF HEALTH Declares Tuberculosis Can Be Cured It may net be generally kaown that one- third of all the deathe between the sees hirty are from lung ' die- wend iG WORLY py yy erie Labs in Bushwick Hospital to-day of an apopletic stroke suffered on Tuesday evening. Mr. Allan was seventy. years old and ie eur. vived by two sons, William C. and James W. Allan, and a daughter, Mrs. Alice Campbell. “Pop” Allan, as he was called, was born in Scotland and was a man of pronounced and advanced ideas. He was a candidate for Lieutenant-Gov- ernor on the Greenback-Labor ticket thirty yoars ago and throughout his life sought the new and radical in polities, He joined the Independence League when that party was organ- ized and was’ an active political worker up to the time of bis last Niness, Mr. Allan was High Priest of Bi con Light Encampment, I. O. O. which meets in a hall at Broadway and Halsey street, Brooklyn. He took .|& Lorimer street car from his home *|to attend a meeting of the lodge on Tuesday evening and on the car were boys who scattered a prepara- tion called “sneeze powder.” Mr. Allan was attacked by a violent fit of sneesing which persisted until he reached the lodge ropm. He was very weak when he entered the hall: and suffered the Miss Dorcas Burtcheal Wadams, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Edward A. Wadams of No. 107 Alden atreet, N. J., was married to Ralph East Orange in f honor 5 ging Wadams. flower a Brighten Up Derren erate Fag rick Wada, Your ‘Home For Thanksgiving On Cowperthwait’s ya Coe Is it your turn to have the family this year for. Thanksgiving Dinner? Then why not wee ‘wanting and have it many other articles of furniture. of ware, glassware, kitchen utensil and other ing things. for the party? 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