The evening world. Newspaper, April 16, 1915, Page 4

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Se Ee» year's brides can testify to the bringing Mra Hurns t+ thine i " ; ' sh , t He jeunde claims [A ait dosen detectives ate trying to ae RCOETIR E enduring beauty and wearing dtd’ (ty the-aoldtion of the myst ' Ww . ; DENA qualities of these rings. All 14-karat,$4.40 up ry "The identification of this wooan Ii-karat,$5.50 up Shapes, gi a widths and thick- ps-karat, Hey ph ib Troy an the real Claudia Hans 9@- karat,$7.00 up nesses Engraving free. #4 karat, $10.50 up Bp bury is final,” Capt, Winer maid, “bat |! It does not clear Kaffaeio Piciullo, the contractor held ax a suspect Ady an has been murdered, and be fore thin mistake in identity was] heys and her Diamonds, Jewelry, Wedding Gifts |}... of who the murdered woman | BL AYED GOLF ON DECK : 1s Third Ave. Cor. 58th Street Wirimeis ioen.| OF BIG OCEAN LINER) | - ayes We invite you to Store open daily until 6. Saturday nights until 10 TIFICATION. sal Hefore The Evening World in ation which reau in the di ery of the woman vowed to be murder victim there appeared to b no doubt of her identity. Her aunt, Orduna ae we nn | ll re’ M4) Halland hear the “|The Ball Had a tring to It in 4 § ; 7 | come to Aeolia n Game or the Mrs. Chriatine Carr, of No, 2383 First Avenue, had ponitively tc body, aa had neveral others who know [Course taken In her efforts to avold the woman, ‘Then Mrs, B foe the Cunard Hace Ory in tee uy , . - | Wonderful New brother declared she was alive, her dur- GOLD DUST Gives true household service Liverpool to-day, ran th ee Tenepen gemetesy sies tae tlonally calm and warm we In millions of homes it is today going the hard work J [en was living at Noo Th Marrison) i ine entire voyage and the trip : j which is ie spelty unnecessary for human hands to do if nny rae wore reluctant to admit | ¥@® enlivened by a golf tournament \ é : Phonograph that Gold Dust is used. that tho murdered woman was not the Wenn neck were | That is why Gold Dust is the leading washing and clean- person they claimed, and late yeator- the bill's flight curbed by F \ ing cgi in the world, day they had Mrs. Carr and her hus-|* Sting @ttached to It, and @ regular band again look at the body and re- ra ; i from carly morning un- peat their identification. Others were| {!! dinner time. ; called in to again identity the body | CAPt Thomas McComb Taylor, who and among them wan Mrs. McGovern, |!" Ml to be the ext amatour who had been an intimate friend e¢} Kolfer in Scotland, won the chumplon- Claudia Hansbury when abe tived in| *!?: thla clty. ‘The pollce insisted that the| U8d¥ Mackworth, daughter of D. A (dentification was correct until there | THOMAS the Welsh coal king, was on came repeated assertions from the| tte Orduna and was moet by her woman in Troy that she wan Claudia | fther, Who in at the Waldorf here Hansbury, looking over some big coal shipments You can Play— who has washed dishes wit! Gold Du Dust knows what this means neve how Gold Dust truly works er. And if she doesn’t already know, she will led delighted to find out how Gold Dust cleans everything with the same thoroughness, leaving it new and bright and clean. Sc and larger packages sold everywhere “We have other lines to work on In| to England. 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