The evening world. Newspaper, April 21, 1915, Page 17

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SPINS a annie My his mde, the plete ’ didaan oo ory, bie clothes torn and muddy, wae Creve | J've managed thie tittle Job, Middleton announced, with @ emi! t sow triumph | “How 4d you get him?” Quest ae | manded Jatile idea of my own,” the game nued. " guneend pretty he'd be up to, He'd tun at the usual way off the uaried, * That wot him all r ‘1 went to jook this morning | saw where he'd fallen through, and there he was, walking round and round at the bottom itae 4 caged animal. Your snta have te serv phoned for the pos | * ne went o turn. | put I'd like yo the Meotland 1 um yokels, he) down (hat roown dowa point out gentioeman—-cal , when he firet ¢ weve uw fow ideas of here” Quest suddenly professor, Then be turned keeper whispered to the) to the ir “pring Dim upstairs, Middieton, for @ moment,” be directed. “Follow us, ease,” Pie protensor eriemed Quest's ann fs they ascended the stairs. | ‘What is this?” be asked, hoarsely. “What ja it you wish to do’ “It's Just an idow of my own,’ * Quest replied. "I rathor bolteve in that sort ef thing, I want to confront bim with the resuit of his crime.” | ‘The professor stopped short. His eyes were half closed bass | too horrible!" he muttered. “Nothing, could be too horrible for | an inhuman being like this," Quest | answered tersely. “I want to see r he'll commit himself.” They passed into the bedobamber. Quest signed to the keeper to bring Craig to the side of the four-poster. Then he drew down the sheet. “Is that your work?” he asked, sternly Craig, up till then, had #poken no word. He had shambled to the hed- side, a broken, yet, in a sense, a stolid figure. The sight of the dead mas, however, seemed to galvanize him in- to sudden and awful vitality, He threw up hie arms, His eyes were horrible as they glared at those small binck marks. His lips moved back- ward and forward, helplessly at first. ‘Then at last he spoke. “Strangled!” he cried. “One moret* “That is your work,” the criminol- ogist said, firmly. Craig collapsed. fallen bodily to the ground if Middle- ton's grip had not kept him up. Quest bent over him, It was clear that he had fainted. ‘They led him from the We'd better lock him up until the rive.” Quest suggested, “I here ie a safe place some- professor awoke him from his 1" he herged, "E We've a subterranean lace which no criminal on this uld escape from,” led him down to the back part| 7 lof the house, a miserable, dejected Holding candles over their heads, they descended two sets tone steps, passed along ridor till they came to a nor, Which Moreton, the the kevs. onened a gloomy hea pe th Consideration quality, for our magnificent choose where you may a on any purchase without red r needs, f He would have THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, + arn . "i @ aa ' CHAPTER A\\/ red a Sasi URMT wtoot, trown Neat 1) the pavement wert y here yeeterday @ F hours He quiring f ° . yr * hed wive “ | Lenora bility of any 5 ya Ne Y welcome!” ® He Cont TIFOR TIRED, ACHING FEET ‘Instant Relief for Sore, Tender, Sweaty, Swollen, Calloused Feet and Corns. 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Third Floor Muste 12003 ZARN — -TOMORROW Untrimmed Hats— 49 cts The new transparent |) Veriety of Straws including Hemps brim sai t or, tow |) Sailors, Roll Brims, Turbans, Large Hate in popular demand, in Newest and Smartest Styles. sosmart hat with crown of silk straw in | Black, White and Leading Colors. Blach, Navy, Sand jj lly attractive assortment—the bet and White. trimmed I} ewirat “Mi ‘cane anal iarne: ‘ne te. with white wings, } 1 ve make @ special price the east | Excepti . 1} A ‘ 4 ' 5.00 | TENDERFOOT SHOES FOR WOMEN ee | Give Untailing Comfort and Style Satisfaction Keliable Materials and Workmanship. BROOKLYN lenderfoot Stvle No, 800 | TENDERFOOT DRESSBOOTS ———— } ARCH SUPPORT sHoEs | For Stout Women. ‘ 5.00)! dull opie, one OPPENHEIM. GLLINS & G mat amie om"G, N DX ? CO awa ne meme LR eee ie te Be 5.60 Fulton and Bridge Sts., Brooklyn . 5.00 A Remarkable Sale of Venderfoot clet Oxford D, 0, BH and BW widths,....$.08 Corduroy Ss ort Coats 1 [Bott kta medtum ro ound toes—low flat 2Per Tenderfoot House Slippers— , . All mtane 1.39 for W omen and Misses Bort kid-—-medium and common tense torn Special purchase of 350 |!| Remember! In Addition to TENDERFOOT SHOES FOR WOMEN, Sport Coats in Copenha- KNOCK-ABOUT SHOES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS and FOOT-FORM gen, Rose, Sand, Cherry, SHOES FOR BABIES Are Found Here Exclusively. Lavender, Wistaria, Light , = ~~ —e Blue, Light Grey and Re- ANNUAL HOUSEKEEPERS WEEK .seda, lined throughout LAST 3 DAYS——-Special for Tomorrow with soft silk. Can be No Matl or Telephone Orders for the Following: used for tennis, golf or |]! o8 ot Al Linen ‘Table Dam: +77) Standard Quality Sheetings— treet wear | Satin Dowbie Damast 9%] well Known brand— are = | 69 of. Intsh Linen Damaske Bn be ae annie | $9.26 All Linen Napkine ron 2.84142 Inch. 16 ay a2 Exceptional Value. ‘$149 AM Linen Lane 2,38 185 inen’’ “48 2 le 49 ot, Side Hem'd jst : a 18 | aoli without rollera B7|i-4 eres Ca [14 ct. Hartshorn Rollers. aa}, i Be ae 3.95 19 and 2a at, Table > Otletethe | vit ar }75 ot. O moc AN N Suu MBOATS }10 et State Pad vegan ll fh pl "4 an STEAMBOATS, melts Mair hai antes e Meat Work a | Sight- Seeing Yachts ($6 ce Fea AU rerta Ua AB ae | dive, Hatters Pier, 10,90, 2.00: (el, Broad 3370. $125 Din r Knea an “Ail auhceereaane shies \ | - Tee rtocustinlly $14.98,.10,08 AMUSEMENTS, x1! ft —unually $18.08 ri i1ael2 ft—-usually 8 Holy Inches LASTFOUR pay 3% ft —apecialwss $1.98 Pure | at ELEY ORMANOH NE ne Wilton Velvet Rege— FAURTe? SARDE. Seamlens 8 to 1.40 i | 9 xiv ¢t-—vatue 31,00 ie aik erase rimmed Doyles T% | yunste ft-—walue $26.00... LEAS | | re » | TOMORROW'S LUNCHEON | . bi 1] 49,890 to @:80.cccsaas 49 | EST AND BEST Other Housckeepers’ Sale Depts. Comamina Tilaena | EXHIBITED | omitted for want of space. Roast Leg of Boring Lamb, Currans ns Mustine—Cutlery Delmontet Potatoes | Bed Spreads Pillowe—Comfortables Lettuce eee = } " " rf Ss t ‘apioc i BURLESQUE. | SARS) 08 ‘Towelings, Giese, Gr Neapolitan ‘icecream ] OLUMBIA "r=, BURLESQUE “| Curtains, Blankets Tew Coffea Milk rue WATSON SISTERS foe canis - URRAY {it hy Sl Bs dt dae Ay MORNING SPECIALS—Tomorrow, Thursday, Until 1 P. M. FOLLIES. 0 PLEASURE we To provent dealers buyi uantities restricted. No Mail or Telephone Orders, OLYMPIC |)! MAT. DAILY| 8198 Women's Srrng 5.46 | 19 ct. Silk Taffetas—35 Inch... ' \“THE AUTO GIRLS.” a | for slay or evening of ae he LL , 1S Sean PLooR, \ 75 et. All. ries) Diagonals 42-41 w and wide waie— ia “browns, Taleiny ronts long sleoves MAIN FLOOR, FLOM 1214 et. Dress Ginghams ight Dresses Ineh=-re ou Long Silk Gloves 67 38 A h 10% seene y val st ’ SECOND PLOOL 69 ct. Linen Table Damasks, oag | 70 inck—mfirm weave—florel patter 2.29 | LINERS MIN FLOOR, Sere 98 ct. New Feather Pillows, sar a" “tant ies x tickings—also * in percales e—collare to 15 yee HINGE THIRD PLOOR. Forks ne, #be YOMATN FLOOR retonne—delleate thts Towel pad, paper rack, pert tray 1. ar roller, Va-MAIN PIAON Clock Signs Denote menes Sp for tho Cleahal