The evening world. Newspaper, September 14, 1915, Page 8

4 THE EVEN’SG WORLD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1915. WAM FROM HUME, |News Odditics | WALSIREE. 9% ooo HD FIMANCAL KOTE —Wemee whe are & come fouee ote Seebent ; - ; - = =a i "i , RAPTIFT FARBON charged @1R bignEy anit be mOrTied ermend time | SHOW! @rttiNg © divorme to pleane & deacon Gnd bold nie fob in Tioge County - MONTREAL RESULTS. oo Miss Van der Linde Appeared at Pu Gonciee anvinte 0 Gor Cartas exten Farm House Begging Food | P*é-rewstt one ornor arise w appear in motion piotwre | / ’ 1 72 Hours a P “e ‘ \ After 72 Hours in Open. DIVORCED, ed e@nin and poralyred tn one or - ’ 0 . a any wes (he exper ot . "i ig “aad Mine Morine Ven der Lins, heiress hb, epont three dors and mighiewan | derne weer Amityvilie, LL, te back] te the Kntckervocker Mell Heatter | fom, fram which ene Bed last Friday Manger Grove ber from ber bien Places in the Woods to Dederick Mein's farm hover, at Unque Mont, three Miles from Amityville, yesterday af, ternoon, and she showed the effects Of wandering and siceping tn the open. | “Tm & poor woman,” sald the die.) Deveied wayferer to Mra Hein. “I've ae, wantorieg over ‘he eountry for severs! days, and I am Dungry. | would like « glans of milk. ‘Wi you give it to met Mrs. Hein and her daughter, Lal- tien, who knew of Mine Van der Line's cecape from the sanitarium and that the North Hempstead police and German potice hounds and George Pennell of Massapeque bad his blood- PIVTY DOOR, hewnd, outtte, Cap! ured ear aped oo Howth Ceruting LACK WE freak The ine tw with ether for lumbemo bh ome whe after ductor had tr we te Chicane ly TWO PRT PARROTS ahare coffin of Btaten Ininnd 2 |» woman, whose inet request wae that they be chloro. (69 ws tee war? | formed and buried with her ti 7" Le WOMAN TELEPHONED Wuffate Water Depart AW) ) , ment to turn on water immetiately, #0 ahe could wun the soup out of ber hair, but « main bad burst rae AT NINETY NINE “UN JMMIEY BENNETT ili likes bia grog, amo! je without Masses and hoes the garden before breakfast, at Bpotawood, N. J ran Cf ‘— $785 SAXON SIX and :[— $395 SAXON ROADSTER WOMAN CAN'T PICK A HUBBAND until she is fifty, is belief of Pennsylvania spinster, who at fifty nine has married a mae of seventy-two, LAGHTNING burned all the bair off « bird dog without hurting it at |im New York Financier Pays $1,800,- 000 for Well Known News- ‘The heiress is a daughter of the late Jacob Van der Linde, fhownde trying to trail the minsing! Steele, N. D ‘eusesiinennn ihe t eee etapestes the vishor was the JITNEY used to chase hat by Lawrence, Maas, man when his kelly |i Pe, blew into @ paasing trolley car aad wae carried away te . Mes. Hein engaged the wom- | Saaghseys to ths" Amityviie palion MORTON F. PLANT BUYS — [sitx Bems.utNe, ghar mite 3 AVE you ever longed to enjoy the luxury of your own automobile? Here’s ' Louden, propristor of the ’ pee ee, . P ‘tunity for v tae $i : dlc egret amet aag | THE BOSTON HERALD —_——__ ti. } an opportunity for you to get a Saxon Six or Saxon Roadster absolutely free. iAsnle Sehoets, the matron, went at THREE WOMEN CAUGHT i These two popular Saxon cars are going to be given away by the Mutual- barge of Miss Van der Linde, : Profit Coupon Corporation in order to quickly introduce the valuable Mutual IN CONEY THIEF NET eealtnr Coupons. very man, woman and child who saves Mutual Coupons has the same trom opportunity to get one of these two cars. There are no restrictions. The Saxon @anto Domingan sugar pla: Detectives Seeking Pickpockets Say || ‘whom abe inhorited a fort Bhe le per Properties. “7 4 Eipatany aeprensed ot Intervals. he CE oni eusiaes Trio Robbed Man Six goes to the person who redeems the largest number of Mutual Coupons |, Bept. 14, a public auc- « a - . . H brother, Joba Van der Lisbe 8 | St say, the Boston Herald Incor on “1.” | a? | and the Saxon Roadster gues to the person redeeming the second largest number Hundred and Twenty-second Street, |Porated, including all property and : 2 of Mutual Coupons between September 15th and December 15th. equipment of the Boston Herald and| Detectives Conroy, Bittman and} + ha r Dane, pickpocket hunters, took be Say 7 ia ; - . . : ; BIG GAS TANK EXPLODES. | Oe oor eee aeitahy ue| fore Magistrate, Folweit tn Flatbush | \ Kvery one is a winner because you get valuable Mutual premiums for your —— Court to-day three young women | Three Men Injured and Woman 1 against whom they satd they had Boston to F. De ©. Sullivan of New York, representative of Morton F. coupons whether or not you are fortunate enough to get one of the autos. Mutuals Has Hystertes. Samuel Eliner was up on @ wagon in front of No. 66 Pitt Street this after- Boon, about to take a cylinder of oar- bonic acid gas from his helpers, David Plant and certain other holders of accuritios of the Boston Heradi, In- corporated, for $1,800,000 one of the largest figures at which a newspaper been trying to get evidence ever since the Coney Island season opened. The prisoners were Dora Katz of No. 1011 Morgan Street, Chicago; Sophie Cal goaky of No, 296 South Second Street are more valuable than any other coupons because you can get the same premiums with less Mutual Coupons. Cohen and Max Strego, All worked|>4* ever changed ownership in this for the Kramisch Siphon Bottling Com- | city. pany. The helpers bumped the gas| The notice of the auction explained tank on the tire of the rear wheel and] that the sale was ordered because of Brooklyn, and Bessie Goldstein of No, 221 Broome Street, Manhattan: They ranged from thirty to twenty-five | years in age and were trimly dressed. |B MUTUAL-PROFIT COUPONS fon representation of the detectives that | st! it was believed that most of the | *" complaints of thefts in Coney Island | 5 crowds thts summer were due to|® % } nem. 5 . . cvopldic\gn’s wheter TR malas. ans Content iS as any one, and do not forget the valuable Mutual premiums you will get for your coupons. @ foot of Mrs. Pauline Vengerich, who wat on @ bench. with her year-old ter, Bella, on her arm. Leo- Marria treated her for hysteria. Railway Company, Chairman of the board of directors of the Southern Express Company and director of the Fourth National Bank in New York. werrers 6 FeerS. . force. default the Bost Herald In- id y a i ; Ps ; See ea7t7ted, Ste, Stil Serve, torporated, "to vray he ‘eralcannel |tnene on the Deakin Avene elevated ‘2 p ——are given away with all purchases at the 46 Schulte Cigar Stores and over 500 A) . | interest on its , tat xtracting @ roll of bills fro: i; . . is } ‘tre ‘other swo men were baaty |, Morton ¥. Piant in « director tn the the pocket of lac 'H. haw of ‘Nox lieani GS TB ORS 4 other stores in Greater New York. bi Py AssaDey Ooaet ile Mastroad Com. | Y08 Mebonengl Rireet, Brooklyn, is tame ie ASH AS Start saving Mutual Coupons today. You have as good a chance to win one of these Saxon cars } ~The heavy steel cap of the tank flew | the Peninmular and Occidental Steam- | They were held in $3,000 each on the " : i If you’ve started saving trading stamps, soap wrappers or coupons of any other kind, there’s no needtolose. Our premium parlors will exchange them ona fair basis for Mutual Coupons. No need to wait until the end of the contest to cash in your coupons. You can get the premiums you want from time to time, and as you redeem the coupons you will be given credit for the number you turn in. Premiam Parlors Now Open Our Main Premium Parlor, at 210 Fifth Avenue, extending through to 1132 Broadway, is now open and ready to redeem Mutual Coupons for the standard articles listed in the Mutual Catalog. A Sub-station is also open at 39 Park Row, New York. Matual-Profit Coupon Corporation DAVID A. SCHULTE, President My on TT \/ These two Saxon cars are now on display in the showrooms of the Saxon Motor Company, 251 West 57th Street. 2 —— — Hawaiian Pineapple Canned Te a delicious dessert for all occasions.» The firm, luscious slices contain all the natural flavor and rich, syrupy juice found only in the fiddly ripened fruit. Buy a can of Hawaiian Pineapple from your grocer today and see how much better it tastes than the so-called ‘‘fresh’’ variety. Hawaiian Canned Pineapple is ready to serve the instant you open the can—no paring, cutting or sweetening. - * More in New York Cit Each Week-Day Than Any Other Morning er 10c to 25c a can according to size of can and grade of quality—cheaper than it’s ever been before. Just ask for a can of Hawaiian Pineapple. Your Grocer ° Sells It ASSOCIATION OF HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE PACKERS, Garland Building, Chicage (0