The evening world. Newspaper, January 12, 1916, Page 9

4 STORY OF MOUNTAIN RAILROAD LIFE. By FRANK H. SPEARMAN. work due oryoration, Now to te ing Motion Picture Theatres, CHAPTER Iil. r (Cantinued.) Tt was then that Spike back, managed, undetecteth. to the dough around the key that op: the lock of his own cell; in an in- stant he had the coveted impres- Sion. friends. Visitor's time was up. In parting, the ©onfederates shook hands. A: id 0, Spike slippe 6 dough, @erved, into Seagrue’s palm and suc Geeded’ in conveying to him by signe €8 promation of what he had given who had arrived on Sea- mptory summons, at the Q@ppeinted place, some distance from Put 2 waited Seagrue there with ne expedition you've em- Seagrue was in no mood for joking “One you shoved me Into,” he retort ed surlily. He curtly told his confed erate what had occurred. Then he drew from his overcoat pocket Spike's handful of dough, mowed it to Capelle and explained what it was. “Have a) key made to-night from this impr ol mect me here to-morrow witli) of ft.’ The follc Was again tensib) Ing afternoon Sea t the jail—this time, os- | visit, Hyde, Passing| Spi , @ dust coat hanging somewhat ostentatiously from his} arm, Seagrue paused to greet him. In doing this he took occasion to lay his fingers on one of the bars of t door; as | 4 good morning new key dr hand inside the barred door at once covered it, Movin rue let fall from h two dui ; ®| aration. which in reality carry pike dropping like a cat on his kneo, whipped the fallen garment swiftly in between the bars, Slipping into the dust coat he found in one of the pockets a cap and a pair And | the jatler and S had left Hyde's cell Spike walked voldly up the corridor—his avenue of escape was open. home two 4. whom sl keep, had gone in t country seat as well house had been given over with fur- | nishings to creditors. Vans stood | backed up in the front drive’ the library |tself, scene of her c: s, was being en on g or met her there for the las ss her future. "You are stubborn, Helen,” sisted, taking her hand tenderly, “I ndence—anybody does, I as the town ha he In 3 it is American right In its place, Bi circumstances as th come with me, as I w y home, You will faughter to my Wi know we are Your father would have wished ¢ my wife has asked it of you a now. Why persist in refu Helen did not answer Ce, though her gratefulness sh , her eye! “I'm not merely stinate Uncle Amos,” she responded at length -—“nor ungrateful, 1 have thought everything over, oh, so lony and care- fully. But I can't help feeling that i must, for a while, anyway, remain in- nt, [intend to earn my own 3 der felt he could say no more. They discussed other things for a time and she then confided to him her plans for making a start Nothing in all of the rapid events of the fortnight had seemed to him more tragical than this resolve that his O14 friend’s daughter had so resolut Iy taken, He looked almost weary and troubled as he took from his pocketbook a card and on it wrote the Message Telen had asked him to write: “arthur Gaylord, “Dear Gav: Th Supt. CR, & T, RR, t arer, Miss Helen . wants work. Anything yi ppreciated, Ry solution had been well taken, it to require all of Tielen’s courage to make the actual atart on the path she had chosen. She Feached the superintendent's office at Heaman next day, after wandering all over the yards to find tt, almost fright- ened out of her undertaking, the superintendent, A grent met ure any pa In a few words he of her father and afte feline ing what she would like to try note to the agent at & her a § 1 ssigning her for clerical Station, too. 2D ns are helping to sell PATH gerous place. A bell warned tho jailer that the}; bad cough yourself wit Natop’ the cough temporarily by ening the throat nerves, use—heal the inflamed membranes, Here is a home-made remed; right at the cause dnd will obstinate cough vanish more quickly than you ever thought possible, and effective cou; used, at a cost of bother to prepare, Fu Bo druggist for “2 don't accept anything else. absolute promptly refunded, goes with this prep- Brooklyn sebeteleintebeeteleleletet Compare the QONE W TH EVERY OTHER PHONOGRAPH OR TALKING MACHINE! to the cut already under way there. ( To Be ‘ont Don't Merely “Stop” a‘ Cough | : A cough is really one of our be: It warns us that there is flammation or obstruction in a dan- Therefore, when you get don’t a lot of ounces o} worth) in a pint bottle and fill the bottle | with plain granulated sugar syrup. This gives you a full pint of the most pleasant | h remedy you ever! f onl ‘ine: To avoid disappointment, ask your ounces of Pinex,” and satisfact The Pinex Ind.—Advt, strength, color, relief from nerv- ous or intestinal indigestion and constipation — PORT Combined with OLIVE OIL and in a week or two, note the im- provement. Ask your doctor, aot taste of oil. At your dealer's, $1.00. Take no Makers of Which Way Do You Read? Do you have to bend or hold the paper close-up to see clearly? It so you need glasses. Eyes Examined Without by Registered Eye Phys’ Perlect Fitting Glasses, $2.50 to $10 i} al bined with f : + Cough and Cold Syrup + ’e Established 53 Years New York: 184 Bway, at Johr 23 Sixth 350 Sixth 101 Nassau, at Ann St 17 West 42d Str 498 Fulton Made at Home, Touches Spot, Fe tet Si big, full pint E- every day in the week here, and in hundreds of other cities and towns. They stand cgmparison because they are above compétition. You will immediately understand WHY as as you step into our shop. INTO AND RUIN YOUR RECORDS! 487--5TH AVE. PLAYS ALL DISC RECORDS! a5 PATHE PATHEPHONE SHOP 4 Doors South of 42d St. soon NO NEEDLES TO CHANGE; NO METAL POINTS TO DIG 4. 7. OEWEY & SONS CO. Grape Jusee for over half id century (Phone S01.Cort.) 198 Fultos St, 61 Nassau $t,, 0.7, 3) off construction, | inued.) roceed to dose rugs that merel: Treat the that gets make an Pinex (50 cents | i 54 cents, No With Purchase of $1 or More. EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1916. 50 J-A’ Green Trading Stamps Free Friday Present Coupon Cs MOST WANTED AT LOWEST gunasCUT OUT THIS COUPONa IT IS GOOD FRIDAY ONLY ry This coupon is good for $0 (FIFTY) aw Green Tradiny a Stamps FREE with purchases of $1 or more, Friday, January 14. s These 50 FREE Stamps are of the same kind as those you s would ordinarily obtain with your purchases, e a GREENHUT'S, Evening Werld, 1-12-16, 116 EP TITIIiiitiitiiiiitiititiiiity Feature Events are the rule just now at Greenhut’s during the course of rearrange~ ment and transfer of departments from our ANNEX to the MAIN Building. You can effect economies on everything you need for present vig or future use HERE AND NOW, Bl Seize the opportunity—itis suph ;4as rarely comes in the history of “(this or any other store. Qui clearances are urgently requireg, and, if you know sterling value, you will help us to effect these. A“‘continuous performance” value-giving for the shopping pul lic of Greater New York and sun rounding territory. GREENH#UT’S SHOWING OF GOODS directions with A guarantee jon, or money, Co, Ft. Wayne, WINE No substitute. Pure Wines and &Sone G n Ay Av., 22 hl St..cor, Bond Sty ntelefetelateteiels 4 of Iaxative oc lity known to B00 inch bust. Th lined with at yet GREENHUT'S Ceiling Domes Elegantly Decorative Fixtures Of- fered at Low Prices Which Mark a Record. (This department willsoon be trans- fered to our Main Building.) Beautiful Domes made in 3 colors of art glass; 20 inches in diameter; top of 8 bent panels; fast bound brass straps; brush finish; border composed of hundreds of pieces of art glass leaded together ina handsome fruit design; this pattern for $g¢ gas; at ; '*6.25 fitted for electricity (3 lights); by f 50 The same made of hundreds of pieces n 2 different colors, amber and nes in diameter; 3 ‘designs for fruit and flower; complete for gas with Wels- 10.45 bach outfit $14.50 Ceiling Dome, the same as above —but fit- ted for 3 light electricity, pull chain socket Nile green choice, pond lily, ; GREENHUT'S 4 Inlaid and Printed Linoleums The best patterns in sturdy floor cover- ings offered at remarkably low prices Printed Linoleums | Inlaid Linoleums . 2 yards wide 2 yards wide “C yd ! OF sq. yd At, sq. yd “DY —sq. yd 6Ate | 69¢, 79¢ and SMe 52¢ to $1.54 Linoleum Remnants, sq. yd. 29¢ and 59e These refrigerators are made of hard The parts are removable for easy ¢ 5 The provision chambers are white, covered with two coats—the best quality of enamel obtainable--baked on for durability $15.75 Apartment House Refri; 19 inches dee; $13.60 Apartment House Refrigerators in. wide; 1814 in. deep; ice capacity about 65 Ibs.; 50 Side Icer Refrigerators capacity about 85 Ibs.; at... GREENHUT'S Originality Is the Keynote of These Women’s & Misses’ Dresses Made to Retail at 86.75 to 11.50; $5 95 : Sale, Tomorrow, at . e So many interesting styles are included in this showing— each one so entirely different from the one you have just looked at a minute before—that you will find it very difficult to keep a mental picture of them in your mind, The best way is to have the saleswoman put at one side the one or two or three styles you like best, try them on and select from them. Materials are;— GREENHUT" We Inaugurate Our Annual Mid-Winter Sale of 5 Practical Sizes of “Alaska” White Enamel Lined Refrigerators ansing. Lift Cover Rofrigerators—38 inches high; 22 inches $ 5 inches deep; ice capacity about 30 Ibs.; at... 5 50 inches high;s22 ‘9 Special dt Sizes 4 to 16 years Crepe de Chine, Serge, Wool Crepe, Taffeta, Poplin, Velvet and Satin in Combination with Other Fabrics The model illustrated is of beautiful wool crepe. with a fitthe coatee. Collar of white faille silk, contrasting smartly with the colors, which are Black and Navy. A particularly attraciive model is made of Crepe de Chine, in White, Black, Belgium Blue and Navy. Shows the new yoke that is so extremely becoming to most women. erously proportioned—box-plaited skirt. Collars and cuffs of white silk faille. Another model is a quaint taffeta gown, with fashionable “old fashioned” ruffled flounces, in Green, Navy, Brown and Black. Lace yoke and collar. CAUTION.—Do not judge these dresses by their low selling price, but come here tomorrow and see them, following out our suggestions printed above. ~ All sizes for women and misses, but not in every style. Extra Sizes for Stout Women A limited quantity of specially designed styles in poplin or serge, in Navy, Plum, Green, Brown and Black. Sizes up to 53- i e 45 inches high; 33 Mackinaw Coats Fashioned Has a full—gen- Made for Us by The Alaska Refrigerator Co. By way of introduction we tell you that later in the season you will pay 40% more than the prices named in this advertisement. refrigerators are known for excellence of workmanship, stability of material and admirable construc , solid ash, with golden ouk finish, Pure cold, dry air circulates in the provision chambers. inches wide; t 90 Ibs. ; at $21 wide; 18 inches deep; at Bring your young chap in tomorréw-—we'll outfit him “to the King’s taste!" All have round corners. i Side lcer Refrigerators—44 inches high; ice capacity about 75 Ibs; 13 < € inches wide; 19 inches deep; 14 50 GREENHUT'S Boys’ $4 to 55 Norfolk and Novelty Suits, Overcoats & Mackinaws $ Tomorrow’s Sale, at Excellent, serviceable and well-wearing garments, specially priced at JUST THE TIME WHEN YOUR YOUNGSTER WANTS THEM. Real warmth-giving winter garments at a price which is really low. Usual Complimentary Zar Green Trading Stamps Free Tomorrow DISTRIBUTION IN OUR ANNEX BUILDING, As many sets of the awe Green Stamps as are reasonabl required for books unfilled will be given, but only one set of any date good in any one book. Only 100 Complimentary Stamps good nN any one book, but you may srartas many books as you please, GREENHUT'S The Sperry Magazine for January FREE Distribution at Information Desk Main Floor, Main Building. «Sperry Magazine Days” Thur., Fri. & Sat. This Week “When the Weak Gods Dio.”—By George Bronson Howard, in the January Issue. A limited number only. the supply. aad tomorrow. handles. Service camplete mn. The ice chambers are rs—53'4 inches high; ice capacity $ 10.50 32 inches ts--in an array of styles and models; made of ) 95 excellent serge, corduroy or fancy mixtures; sizes 3 to 8 years; at R Norfolk and patch pocket models, in rich plaids of gray, brown, etc.; sizes 3 to 15 years; at le texture rubberized tan raincoar Double-breasted Button-to-Neck Overcoats linings; sizes 3 to 8 years; at Long Dou)le-breasted Overcoats sizes 9 to 16 years; at..... Rainy Day Ou tits 41.75 with hat to Sizes 2) to7 Years, Various styles and models for washable material Double 4a¢ Green Trading Stamps with Purchases Till 12 0’Clock—Single aa Stamps $14.75 Dinner Sets Some of Our “‘ Best Sellers’? Included; Special Tomorrowat ... . ‘$7.95 We really think that the demand will far exceed To secure the benefit of this big bargain it will be advisable for you to come to our Annex Build- everal border designs for your choice. All pieces of first quality; gold at edge and 2.99 chinchillas; warm + 95 in grays, fancy mixtures, ete. ; 1 95 Boys’ Washable Suits COPFEE doz., 31.05; 27e Annual Cleara vay Ty.,, phd vw” Dress Goods Will Be Inaugurated Tomorrow; a Yd. 48c At this price, 48c—the only price in the sale—you will find 75c, 79c, 89c, $1.00, $1.25 and even higher priced fabrics— so high that we do not tare to quote them in connection with their present price—48c a yard. 4 Whatever opinion you form from reading this advertise- ment, either verify or disprove it by coming in to see the fabrics themselves tomorrow. Don't form a snap judgment on this important matter. Let the goods themselves be your only guide. 50-INCH ALL-WOOL BROADCLOTHS 54-IN IMPORTED WOOL GRANITE CLOTH 50-1) IMPORTED FANCY SUITINGS 50-INCH NAVY BLUE DIAGONALS 40-INCH SILK AND WOOL ALLIGATOR CREPE 42-INCH CREPE VOILE 54-INCH BLACK AND WHITE SHEPHERD CHECK All we ask is that you come in ard see for yourself what the materials are. GREENHUT'S for 12 persons. Pure Food Specials Your table supplies may best be bought at Greenhut's, where you get FULL WEIGHTS AND MEASURES; PROMPT DELIVERIES AND THE BEST OF SERVICE. Mail Orders filled. Telephone Chelsea 4000. Laxative Biscuits Rabbits Scouring Powder F._B, A. brand, formerly Fresh arrival large 40¢ PRIDE oF THE BSc a package; cottonteile; pair. 2 SER, special, doz, 5Be; 5e Fancy Oranges packages secre IMPORTED FIGS— = 4 2. ibs 30e CALIFORNIA SEBDLESS ORANGES. aweet and juicy; dence. 29¢ FLORIDA ORANGES SANTA CLARA SWEET SNIDER'S| TOMATO SOUP dor, BO; Tec Condensed Milk Vers brand, Imported LORIDA Thompron's dor $1.10; 286 pe ay 25e Bean, White 3 cane PLORIEL ; do ny TANGERINES— doren 20¢ DOUGHNUT PRISCILLA BEST WHITE POTATOES — 120-1b, bag, $3.45 bushel, 60-\b. deg, 81.75; p package. SWEET WRINKLED PEAS—-Fountein gual ty; don, ; sane 44c SWEET JUNE’ PEAS Moonlight Bay brand; dot, ....49€ PEAS re. 38s Quality CORN. FLAK ES—Honey oe p risp brand; 8139: Bde © packenens 471 Man iis pitt... OO Supreme Hams Morris & Co.'s Highest Grade; smoked in the new © Stockinette Fapperi popular aise 5, 9 or 10 tbs.5 9 ct et ake POWDER bd 12¢ 45; 193 4e ROYAL. Pork and Beans Ritter's; with tomato + ed; son, $L7B: \ large BAKING TOMATOES ipl 115; — 20c TOMATOES. nd 35¢e CALIFORNIA CLUSTER RAISINS 5 Coffee POPULAR BLEND t 315; § ‘ 51 GUADARALL BLEND COFFEE ALASKA RED SALMON— $2.10; “TEAS—green teas ait _ 29¢ Me BAKING” POW DER—reg. 18 Il 5@ ‘2.35 Sugar Corn EVERGREEN SUGAR CORN—Sunshine brand; case 2 doz. $2; £ BLEND Milford quality; your choice in good COFFEE £8000: $1.10 Thereafter, saat!