The evening world. Newspaper, November 27, 1914, Page 10

eo ne ee rr 4 cent matrimonial troubles were ox-{ pence and power of God's universe in! 4 tensively alred in the Supreme Pouring int Mr rm er} . | he k for foe h , Court, was tried in Weat Side Poltce if a fe Lavy re.j were im Mr cue | complainant was Isabella Good- nice Department detect running de 1 doctors tually nd and} into an ¢ of the —_——, objects and benefits of New! HE MAES HAR GOH = eo “er Ite ‘ating of Electrons Enriches ructed 19 & ta od ooh stoner . ™ office of Mr. Sears at No. 110 West “imey yealth, he sald, results only | Bald “Domes,” Sears Ex- | Thirty-tourth street und. Investigate! When the body and th his methods, plains at His Trial. She paid two visite to Mr. Se dearing Remark. iw —- ee j telling bin #! suffered from a ah {pain in the chest and continual he ed his own hen yp _Pranklin W. Sears, head of thel aches, He advised her to take New Thought Church, whose re-'preaths and say to herself: “The! y hair grow on his hi Charles Wh is no part of wisdom to disturba nt at this! Aassiv while the goat Is at breakfast, proceed with the perusal of the «| rative. Mixes Louise Kemp Hundred an *| Mtreet, returning friend in the City He well's Island, was walking thr {aelf pitted Hdently de thought practice ¢ goat breakfa near Firat A eating tin ca erete or wall ue, ‘The coat wa: scrap Iron or fiction that goats consume such der, ‘This gout was eating hay, As above stated, the goat was benevolent hignant — of countenan Misa Kemp, is-or = wan lover of anin | | head. She also addressed some dearing remark to him, To her utter amazement the g but a mask concealing his real position, Catching a gleam in Miss Kemp turned to flee, She found herself on her hands Tarzan is back! jigzere in a pile of sand across “THE BEASTS OF TARZAN,” a se.) street. Ax 9 quel to “TARZAN OF THE APES,” by B, )Petreat she w R. Burroughs, «cI begin in Monday's | tme capstair EVENING WORLD. it will be THE EVENING WORLD'S complete novel for that week | “THE BEASTS OF TARZAN” tells of | the Ape-Man's return to the jungle and of his amazing exploits among the wild| ce: torpedoed again, in a box of mort Avenue and was jammed agains Two workmen essayed to at attention of the goat and to the extent that one of | Wr A Fur Sale of Importance New models; foreign dyed pelts. Collars plain or of ing furs. Formerly up to $100. Neck pieces to match at great reductions. To close out, $42:50 | a UNUSUAL REDUCTIONS “| Note These Savings al | Elegant Hudson Seal Coats i contrasting furs. Formerly up to $125. | To close out, $65. Muffs to match, $16-5° 1 Handsome Caracul Coats | To close out, $55 Genuine Skunk Muffs | Selected New York State pelts. French Seal Coats A choice of various models. Selected pelts; collars plain or of contrasting RUSSEKS oti “Where Reasonable Prices Command Style and Quality” at 6 A. M. to f 362 Fifth Ave. 1 Weat 34th St. horns and dragged him away. third Street Police Station to Lieut. Duane for a war goat, He was unable to comply om a! (Dyed Muskrat) Light weight fiat skins with collars of plain or contrast- To close out, $2'7-50 furs. Formerly up to $75. iy in front of No. 178] before Joseph {her request and advised her to | gor ok and the horas Ine | for him. Store open Store open , Tonight 2 , Saturday Ua L ERS lu: 7PM. Until 10 P. M. _ 42 St. at 8 ave. ~ We Must Raise $100,000 Cash The Senior Member of Our Firm Has Retired from Business Therefore This Gigantic Sale of High-Class Clothing & Furnishings At Prices Regardless of Cost Thousands of brand new Winter Suits and Overcoats, fresh from J the hands of our tailors, are offered in this Great Sacrifice Sale—: the raising of the necessary $100,000 cash is the only consideration. : Men’s $15.00 Winter Suits $Q:50 and Overcoats, On Sale at Men’s $16.50 Winter Suits $ | | ; and Overcoats, On Sale at ] Men’s $18 & $20 Winter Suits § | 375 a and Overcoats, ‘On Sale at & so ' Men’s $22 & $25 Winter Suit : Re” : Ae Overcoats, a hale - *$ ] 5 as Men’s $28 & $30 Winter Suits § 19°75 and Overcoats, On Sale at izes for All Men Styles for All Men Cunservative and Ultra Fashionable No C, 0. D.'s No Mail Orders Alleraticus Free, as Usual VOGEL BROTHERS ‘G2 at. BAve. Thought that made his listeners) Victim Simply Patted Animal ng in front of a stable stooped over and patted him on the| / benevolent expression proved to b “ye as he looked up from bis meal, | ® » to continue her Scrambling out, she essayed to es- cape into a grocery store in First door by the goat, breaking a window, animals which dre his friends and foes.) expects to get his breath back about Read it. Christmas, Then the owner of the Ee ae goat appeared, caught him by the Miss Kemp hurried to the Kast Fifty- \ Williams, th could top ¢ 1 \ Bet, 34th & 36th His, Near Sth Avenue machine ith up the owner of the goat and then go HN ‘A horse and wagon owned to the police court and get a sum I £ Gore i $25 Kast Blevent Hunting up the owner of the goat V proved t | She coul mal and At the At th ‘POLI | Detect | \ The moral of this story Is stated at] the beginning, the same being that tt] - goat), Now nar pete {clearing up of |ANOTHER TARZAN STORY! | aw virvcthisa wereet today when [UU yn she noted a large, benevolent looking | 1 ough When ri 8 not y whic con- B fod- | cases o} ofa cast who | mals, oat's| The dis. tion his Verse ra works and the this ar. t the tract suc- them “GET THE HABIT” with hunt mons GO TO BRILL BROTHERS T THE HABIT” GO TO BRILL BROTHERS “GE “GET THE HABIT’ small bo: jand down the run'oue mee GET A GOAT'S GOAT; answers | IN RAILROAD THEFT CASE not) on Head, Addressing En- | were found. She re per. It is only in| single | According to French, were shipped by Mrs. (C at tritets that are now unde THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1914.) - ‘ wood the goat | f “Kelly.” | CE CAPTURE WOMAN | eval ives Declare Arrest of Mrs.' cia. coleman Will Clear Up Robbery Mystery wd t number of thefts is in ) Mra. Col unklin 8! silv ettes, | er had been stolen from Utica, | the ay word to the p: Pr herself, tre | de ther, Robert |" and Hdward Gahagan are! the tin Uticw | —— m7 hen neither Jones nor hin wi TOG BuffaloN.Y]] || fed in #10 Bills, G DDG mF mia Gperitieg tn ie Bitte, | speared ut Yorkville Court to-duy| Makers of FO, fore.and Presio| || Vilosive Wederal Rewsrve Hanks fy t agistrate Barlow notified the de-| advertisement. by the Gover alde of the no pictures, of the Hlinoie St ne | alee 2 To-Morrow Night If you haven’t taken advantage of the splendid opportunity to buy your new Winter Over- coat, Balmacaan or Suit at a saving of from five to ten dollars, Now Is the Time for You to Act. Two more days of big bargains in celebration of our 27 years of big value giving. Wonderful Balmacaans - Overcoats and Suits $15.00 Values o-_ The Coats at $10 $15 Grey Mixture Balmacaans $15 Heather Mix. Balmacaans $15 Brown Mix. Balmacaans $15Green Mix. Balmacaans $15 Overplaid Balmacaans $15 Tartan Plaid Balmacaans $15 Black Kersey Overcoats $15 Oxford pees Srercaale $15 Blue Chinchi $15 Shawl Collar Chinchillas $15 Notch Collar Chinchillas $15 Brown Mix. Overcoats Overcoats shade: fallored and” perfectly. finished, to-th inute models; Tartan Mixtures and new snappy Knitted 279 Union Square, © .th vade by the International Harvester ‘a POLICE HUNT AGCUSERS | evo ara od seme Mr. Once more Reilly. is as Terry the $9 For Balmacaans, Suits and Carr’s Melton Overcoats $30) c uharts, Roman Stripes, Russian Stripes, A Garr’s Melton Overcoat Is the last word In Overcoat bulld- WN ee Teaee Tartan Plaids and’ Heather’ Plaids, splendidly ing—and a Carr's Melton Overcoat with a Skinner's. all-silk Buk 2 125TH STREET, CORNER THIRD AVENUE—OPEN EVENINGS Union Squai matory ot toe seer tet.en'! In building — | up children | npany OF “TERRIBLE TERRY’; tna carbo nyarates tor heat and energy. Yall 1111) a und Mrs. Jones Fail to Appear No food ral perfect ‘FREE iTAR pili mal 9 : : @ combination of these =| Purchase i [Se nds in Court to Prosecute Al- | elements as oatmeal. aA Sed Y Mt aa leged Burglar. ! Serve H-O and i$ Week ORE ny have the tastiest, most digestible of all oatmeal. | OPENS AN ACCOUNT _ CREDIT TERMS 33 Pon” $506 Pex *100 "5 Pex” 975 ;°9 Pon? oe Open Monday and Saturday Eventoms, | 104 ST. L STATION AT COR’ FISHER BROS }COLUMBUS AVE. ding charges ranging fre 4s appeared to bear out the According to t slice, so with from his fi plain: n failed to r nst him i court and in some of town. moved out and saw two ‘oom, bundling | erware into a sheet, She roused | husband, who Was attacked by; men and stunned with a black- | | men ran and Mrs, Jones, in| | town, followed. She saw; nselves into MeBride's | Hast Forty-third | sin Brown, alias “Moska,” and | rin Terry” were captured in| heen tire Terr and Detective Lieut.| = mt out to find Ahem] 7 \ nown to the police '\.,¢ ; ; ; Quilter, Clarence Ketlls World Wants Work Wonders. | Doo «LIAVH GHL La 27 -Anniversary| Sees the Wind-up of This Great Sale SUAHLOUE ‘THA OL OD «LIGVH FHL Lad» ‘10 | #15. The Suits at $10 | The Coats at $15| The Suits at $15 $15 Tartan Plaid Suits $25 Velvet Collar Balmacaans| $25 Tartan Plaid Suits — $15 Black Pencil Stripes $25 Chinchilla Balmacaans $25 Smart Overplaid Suits $15 Blue Pencil Stripes $25 Tartan Plaid Balmacaans | $25 Russian Stripe Suits $15 Blue Cheviot Suits $25 Overplaid Balmacaans | $25 Roman Stripe Suits $15 Glen Urquhart Suits $25 Scotch Mix. Balmacaans |$25 Glen Urquhart Suits $15 Green Overplaid Suits $25Glen Urquhart Bals. | $25 Black Pencil Stripes $15 Tartan Check Suits $25 Black Kersey Overcoats |$25 Blue Pencil Stripes $15 Pepper and Salt Tweeds | $25 Blue Chinchilla O’rcoats |§25 Blue Serge Suits $15 Black Thibet Suits $25 Grey Chinchilla O’rcoats | $25 Grey Cassimere Suits $15 Blue Serge Suits $25Grey Kersey Overcoats |$25 Heather Mixture Suits $15 Brown Check Suits $25 Brown Chinchilla Coats |$25Scotch Mixed Suits $15 Fancy Cassimeres $25 Oxford Chinchilla Coats |$25 Black Silk Mixed Suits Worth $30.00 Rarely Soldat Less Than$50.00 (n Baimacaans—Swagger, up- satin lining, made according to Brill Standards and offered at Plaids, Pencil Stripes, Heather $30.00—Is the very superlative of real value-giving In clothes for Fabrice, ~ men and young men. BROADWAY, NEAR CHAMBERS STREET St., Near Broadway 47 Cortlandt St., Near Greenwich re Store Open Saturday Eyenings Until 9 o'Clock—Harlem Until 10,