The evening world. Newspaper, November 3, 1915, Page 10

- P " Prenk Wate |OWet Mingtor, one orth + bie = the! the mpue Tee sete MAN WHO FEARED | Odditi FIREMEN LAID LOW Sa ee pees DEADIN FFE 2d es nyrate eT (. oes 2 ee ee 2 oe 2 es 2 2 —————_ — _ al — = — <= CASTORIA "" For Infants and Chiléres oaeey 1 Use For Over 30 YEARS “r Abwage base . the ——— om Brother of John Hauenstein Cc * Received Letter E-cpressing 5 el, |*PEree |} = OVERALL an uid te household work erect) popular wilh Georgia # omen, preve bive aod white. Dread of Enemies William Mauenstein, « druggist ot) No. O19 Lenox Avenue, to-day re-| ovlved & telegram from hie nephew, | _—_— Waldo Havenstcin of Lime, 0 He Mixed with Sulphur It) tae iat Waites tatder, Jone So Evenly that It | M*venstein, a weatiny real eatace | C Se Dlasovered. | men of Lis been shot and! mise land mer € mice ""* Business is booming! > > off vine end cate them, ie boast of Dalton, Ga, man ** ‘The druggist at once ms te arrange mente t© #0 to Lima and ha bs thorough investigation ma tragedy, His brother, he been shot while sitting at a desk tn building bie office writing « letter to him, In oMice, ag tay tht letter be stated that his life bad \YiN6 One been threatened, and he mentioned gyromatic pi Dayton, Ohio. Merchants everywhere tell our 800 salesmen that business is Hauvensiein be fo the name of a man into whone move-| the letter which . ments the Lima police at once began pdt By or catray Getenen b ing. en: he purchased m r y te | vo * weeks ago John, who wae sst¥-008| Linn ioapi, whore ied th STOPS ANY COLD zis Farmers have had two record yeare old, married and with three “| am convinced my brother was crops, at big prices, with big children, came to New York at the) ieee paid William Hauneatess tn - Invitation of the Montray Realty | O° os Avenue drug store | 3 d A Company, which occupies a suite of | Gay. 1 believe I could tell accuratesy | de anal at hanes oan ME ost 4 on the tenth floor of the Fifth | the circumstances under which he Avenue Building, No. 200 Fifth Aye. | was killed. 1 am sous g ad ape nae i . . 4 ; m m J , even ave to ‘ u the Hotel Mo- | Ortien fortune.” Pape’s Cold Compound”) B. k. Dumont, president of the! opens clogged nose and > = Stocks of manufactured material cowie it aden tune] CoP) 08 soniray company, aid ne wan great: | Ped and ends wrippe. Z, are short, and labor is in great Fp City, where tb ly shocked to learn of Haunestein's bad d d ; emand. 4 i death. * ot an," sald Mr. Retief comes instantly. ‘ ej Dumest. “our reompaoy has been| . A dose taken every two hours until he 3 | berating in Ohio, We got Into touch three doses are taken will end grippe hs | We ived r misery and break up a severe cold - + ‘ : you him ent he wont tke tither inthe” hea chest "body oe ; Exports largely exceed imports. cent bot! limbs. i phar C + | © Woe brought him - It promptly opens clogged-up nos. » i York three d returned to Lima. ne stayed at t e a trils. and ss the head, i { pa all at the expense of the Montray | guest latope “nasty dlcharge of nose rune| : Factories are busy, many work- 4 Vustre CoD ADY or his return to Lima hej, “It now 1s my bellef that he came |, sick headache, dullness, | vat ; ; hair. Me which reeulted tn y eof HAVINE | feverish at,” onecsing, Q ; ing overtime Bvery * MF Sage ond fea ipiisation Ot a story to thes! . sorenes: —aet mn g @ hur because it darkens so naturally | erect that his trip to New York bad hy ya thoes Don't stay stuffed-up' Quit blowing evenly that nobody can tell it bas! heen attended by suspicious cireum- ri and snuffling! Ease your throbbing been applied You simply dampen ajstances. At that time L. Bush M head! Nothing else in the world gives = soft brush ol it and draw/and J. W yrne, travelling repre- f a" Nathng eae in the world gives =get)_.| More freight cars are needed, and t robab! ~ | suel rompt reli *Pape’s Cold ‘ “= '* sentatives of the Montray COmpany | (era that We were watcving for wnat | Compound” which coste only 86 cents ' | : steamers are taxed to capacity. with, thetr home office and Atttorney |be would say regarding us, and hejat any drug store. It acts without mk Goodhue was sent to Lima believed death was tho only way out | assistance, tastes nice, causes no in-| ff he could, retractions ‘of his difficulty.” tein and others. “Hauenstein must have been men- convenience. Be sure you get the | genuine —Advt, People are living better, and spending their money more freely. This country has the best money in the world, and more of it than ever before. I Told You So!! 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