The evening world. Newspaper, November 4, 1915, Page 10

ne | w AL DAVIS WANTS $100,090. Vikes Comptatet © Aetion Agwtmet ‘THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, HOVE oo hia Society Folk } New York and Philadelp ' eran ete Ra | Wrote About Efforts to Pre- - MBER 4, 1015. Four Church Weddings in One Day Interest \ETTERS TELL HOW | ere rend before Futer Ment ts fhe @eeted thet William Recketaier Ge [Uettet @tetes tn one » het t ot teers @ Pear t bs eee | a) the cherten eat «beat " ° . M lietie eonaptrars ' Sosa wn THE RAL JOY UNE =. a ee pale MGeneae & 1 #teadebip him Haskins of the Metre sn Mieam | > ohip uth te New . aflic Manager Frankly . pes Mr Mankine . Avie ‘ i} ; vent Charter of Ships leoule ta i on muna cn ie A - elief | More eaampies of cheerty ' platen a an oresstiota New Haven wr . onc a a " Sevation Sprouse Insect Bites | } ther about thetr plane to get under : : f Heck Bruises Kor Termet . Direct From Wholesaler ceste contoat the bastnene of the valle | ousinn os A som Reetelpe | Cold tn Cea road's competitors afloat and ashore hatian to the Joy A ; pried niet. | Fresh Off the Roaster Bm Pounds for$ OtAe OF OO Ne Delivered Free 1) anes) aires MAS. A.C. PELL JR. The Names of Distinguished Families Linked Together by New Alliances. MRS. STUART BRYCE WING, Copyright, Ui MRS. LYALL DEAN. Inderwood & Underwood Phote by Dupont, Dupo atand, indicates 49 Democratic mem- bers and 24 Republicans. The Demo- cratic majority le Bot in danger even; if all the expected con! turn against that party. This Catarrh Balm Free To Sufferers. ‘Try Pretzinger’s To-day. quickly ri@ your ayetem of ‘al ite annoying, i woul enty-firet @treet. A reception fol- lowed at the Taller home, No, 16 Rast Beventy-second Btrest. Hie In At. George's Church yesterday af- ternoon Miss Helen @tearns, daughter | Wy of Mr. and Mra, Louls Stearns, was married to Lyall Dean, son of Mrs q {Charles BE. Bigelow of No, 261 West Sevent ‘ond Street. There was a| bride of Stuart Bryce Wing yesterday | reception in the home of Mr. and Mrs. atternova in St. Jamesia kipincopal| Star No, 428 West Seventy-sixth Chureh, Madison Avenue and Se Miss Marie Tatler, daughter of Mr. ACKER, MERRALL & CONDIT Es. COMPANY — 1820 Fresh Killed Chickens 26c Ib. and Mrs, J, Lee Taller, became reet. Miss Matilda Bigelow, daughter by (o} 125th Street West 125th Street West MRS. OLIVER E. CROMWELL, & former marriage of Mrs, Edward Best Values Are Here In ° | 25c Dresden 1 9 M. Padelford, was married to Herbert 3, Pell . of this city fuxedo + + Broadcloth, Velveteen Ribbon, 524in, © 1S [tack sitar iy eon afng| Extra hoies mi fated eavent Rest. ept wi Pirlyen A Oe cate Meg mice roasting, soft, tender meat | Many New Yorkers went to Phila- | delphia yesterday to attend the wed- ding of Miss Hope Truxton Beale, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Beale, to Oliver Eaton Cromwell, son of Mrs, Edward T. Stotesbury. —e—_—_—. (SEVERAL CONTESTS FOR ALDERMANIC SEATS Board As It Now Appears Will Be 49 Democratic and 24 Republican, 3%¢ Dresden Ribbon, : 6% in, wide; yard e 29c Satin Taffeta Ribbon, in « large range of colors; also | epee ig Papal Hed inches wide; regular Main Floor, “Quality First”—with Economy, too a) BETTER THAN CALOMEL| Thousands Have Discovered Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets Are a Harmless Substitute and Corduroy Coats for Girls of all sizes Besides the materials mentioned, the selection includes kitten’s ear, zibeline and cheviot, all of which may be had in either colors or black. Full length. Collar and cuffs are fur trimmed; lined throughout and interlined. — $8.98, $10.98 $12.98, $14.98 Girls’ School Coats $; Sizes 6 to 14. Special at 5.98 Ful! length, button-to-neck model: of cheviot, chinchillas corduroy an ribeline; in navy, brown and green. School Dresses $3.98 Sizes 6 to 14 White Corduroy Coats, Sizes 1 to 3 $3.98 Lined or unlined, with neat turo- down collars and cuffs of same mate- rial. Also box models of fine white cashmere or serge; collar and cuffs hand embroi- dered; warmly lined Colored Coate, sibeline or corduroy, Dr. Edwardn’ Olive Tablete—the sudsti- tute for calomel—are a mild but sure laxative, and their effect on the liver is almost instantaneous. . They are the | Half a dozen contests for seats in |the Board of Aldermen are expected las the results of very close votes in @ number of districts at Tuesday's election, Legal papers are to be served on the County Board of Can- de or calomel. ‘They take hol vassera when they meot next week to) Cure the liver at the expense of the teeth? | Prevent them from Issuing certificates | Calo sult of Dr, EB _ Girlish models, of all-wool serges; | | ¢ to 6 years, of election. It i# probable that the| "vest ‘mor to in navy, brown, egies ai $3.49 ballot boxes in several districts will| Dr. Bawaris' Olive Ts plaid combinations; also velveteen fecond Floors be opened by order of court to deter- | \,é "serine come from constipat and corduroy. ‘Third Floor. mine the results, No formal an- jered liver, Take Dr. Ed te when you feel” “heavy.” Note how they brain and how they “perk up” the spirita, At 10c. and 2Se. per box, All druggiats, The Olive Tablet Company, Columbus, 0.—Advt, nouncements of contest have yet buen made. Tabulation of political division in the new board, as the returns now Boys’ and Girls’ SHOES That give best actual wear, | That Boys’ Two Trousers Suit That Madethe Koch Clothing Dept. Famous Why is this the case? _ Because we insist on features that give our boys’ clothing distinct points of superiority without in any way increasing the cost to you. Little Boys’ In Cheviots, Tweeds and Corduroys; sizes 7 to 18 years. 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