The evening world. Newspaper, May 17, 1917, Page 12

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enon t Ta. CREE NYO Ter NTT Se Be Oa te x Naat r THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1917. RES cho = Dh lt BA Serbrbivettt sil STE AGRE SME TE TN PSPS Pee ? , SHOOTS TWICE AT WOMAN | The prisoner ealis himselt ttarry| MUST BE HEALTHY TO WED. | neas aftairs, is dead at No, 43 West] GOOD LITTLE | IN CROWDED SURFACE CAR : “1 e had Law, twenty-seven, a plumber, living | | End Avenue, For five years bh in the Hudson Hotel, Hudson and} Ps | been associated with the United Book- LAN tm Now York Now Mant Swenr! ing Oitices. Christopher Streets. After ag shoot. | Dr. Gustave Jaeger, who had under- ing the panté-stricken passengers on blah etait wear named after him, is dead tn} Law Says Intended Vi Victim Came) the car fled, and only Law remained] ALBANY, May 17.—-Marriage leense He wos eighty-four. | u when policemen ran up. jin New after are not to be F. Acheson, fifty-five years Be een vt Wife Law, a ble man, nix feet tall and | esued nied by the eworn | old, former Congressman, Le cctal bt | 7 St Janishes, ‘ pn iracting sons | Wa 01 h Li psi tc ba get Aad hth henty rene et tree from communieavie| Dr. Francis It, Brown, acod elghty-| it ie ver | “She came between and my|fore he was arrested. COON Cae Traced, Jone, one of the founders of the Boston n els 3 pmbined force of the policemen to | M8 o Wt Children's Hospital, is dead in that d B Ww wife," was the only him. He was thrown. to the| Gov - Woteney | Ch 4 x : vd At rare intervals, when there were stack spells in prisoner at Police fit ahccalibee revolver eas Win adéseaton ajor Thomas F. Schley, U.6. A. | ONE PILL OR MORE EACH \.IGHT J ; a en from aa on port ubiat e late Rear 4 a the work, he was permitted to trudge to school, poke nd make Lil i tor in his pockets wore found eigh-|by the state Der } poi m, of the late Rear Adm fal Bchiey, | ev hen oe | the Time ot & wome ‘ er shells. He was charged with vio- | a Oy Make You southbound Sixth Avenue car near| tation of the Sullivan law three years old be Livers souks " hi te Comat afters het Neadecloas: Twenty-fourth Street Inst night. The| Law said he came from South OBITUARY NOTES. Joseph Goetze, aged sixty-nine, Brrtentn ‘Pim allow Seine lake aad the poll | Africa and had been in this country | President of th 'Hebrow Benevolent not cia tae Shale Ga ar |five months, He would not say where nmin and Orphen Asylum and the Temple | === eae earn her name or whether she ay : on » 8, en rs ¢ hia wife was, but said she was not| Joseph E . for many years|B'nat Jeshuran, of Newark, 1 dea 4 hit. living with him. active in Ar an theatrical busi- | thore. WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS, )S—— pens THAT HOLDS ITS SHAPE” *3,003.50 $4.00 $4.50 85.00 $6.00 $7.00 88.00 \" 4 Ls] 7 \ we on Save Money by Wearing . | tS L. Douglas Shoes. The best an } A a Shoes in the World. . L, Dougl and the retail & : peta i r :. aA guarant wearer >= 5 promened arin high per inftioshes. The D Y Bl Y Wi f f 4 r Prices are the same everyw cost no r San Francisco than they do in New York. Tey onthe eekaeatpal ic an, Oo rou ame Your ire fo 4 he quality of W.L.Douglas product is guaranteed 5 by more than 4o years experience in making fine | e e ae | shoes. The smart styles are the leaders in the fash- ? = i Selec puri oige | the Size of the Bills? : t ; ton, . t aa |= sear ( | ei THe Gor wre Preece enets || ¥or sale by over 9000 shoe dealers VING costs are bound to keep and quick turnovers, volume and — | W.L.dougins Pegging ||Iurge ition, if nor convenient to call BOYS SHOES mounting just solongas folks service are the real money-maker}. | fee | lRcaice for Wtke Douglas shee’ Hike aaa | encourage outworn business F Lf caerwe years ago || cannetsupply you, takenoother make. | ainiiods 8 And then there is the other fellow ie Write for bookk | 5 { « « w.t'Dougina area || Write for booklet, 11 Goregles a who says motor delivery doesn't = i ledae of howtomake | order shoesby mall, iii aves on, War time conditions make it pay.” Of course it doesn’t pay Aim. : W. L. Douglas Stores in Greater New York: | more imperative than ever tocon- He’s using aconverted pleasure car : *27T@ Thied Ay. bet 46th de tg7th St) *8B0 Manat | serve every penny and every ounce which burns up gasoline, oil and ce eetOOKLEN » of energy. And that can only be tires—eats its head off with repair 4 sana Faire vente | Fisat eterno Nee ee 4 done by doing away with waste. bills—isn’t bui/t to meet merchan- a t Third Av., A us ‘ . . . j ros marted with «carry com Doustas 5h Probably your wife does watch dise delivery requirements. "| I > hy wld RB | expenditures like ahawk—-cutsout 4... Tah whe tas « busky, (sly, economical uxate Tron OU (4 all unnecessary sp ee teres ON VIM Delivery Truck at his curb—ready to . ; the alert for all the best “buys. shoot orders out among his trade—and to take ' : C f : s fast th 2 O S cd in sh Ver oe H 0S ‘pi t al a nd But does she get deep down under ae betel ace Ladies i - ite } ¢ ° eres your usiness man! 1s gOO0dS ; ft . Lome | the surface of things and throw het and his prices are bound to be right because f rescribe yy Ver y A sy) SICLQN trade to the merchant who uses busi- he thinks right about his expenses. 1 | : ness-like methods—who Saves The VIM Delivery Truck is the cheapest i a Dr. Howard James, late of the Manhattan State Hospital of New York and formerly Assistant Phy-| money for himself and his cus- elivery unit to operate because it is designed =) sician Brooklyn State Slt tain solel | dali ‘ zi ee ; oi tomers? solely to meet package lelivery needs, There ie quickly enriches the blood, strengthens the nerves ant puts most as.onishing youthful power| ===64 ; ; isn't a pleasure car part in the VIM. It’s built if and vigor into the veins of both men and women. It often increases the strength and en-| Suppose the housewives and the to deliver cheaply anything from a few pack- ' durance of delicate, nervous, run-down folks 100 per cent in two weeks’ time. | merchants of this city were to get to- ages up to a thousand pounds. / Pinions of Dr. A. J. Newman, late Police Surgeon of the City of Chicag: d fi H = ie It will cove i 3 as . ' , Surgeon Jefferson Park Hospital, Chicago, and other physicians ante fave hated Lisa gether and cut the waste out of the as a gic haetgee | Le | § Nuxated Iron in their own private practice. cost of having purchases sent home! ety eee : a { ae Very interesting and inetructive ais find him with the blood press ree on the great value of plenty of iron Bese a eaten’ Sie a taavimn and, silty as * It can be done—just by more Apa the VIM Delivery Truck is the easi- jo Manhattan Btate Hospital of New York =a » 1, est delivery unit on th ket to buy— Bema detkant Paresne: sieve = efficient package delivery. es y € mar y eos, Hesatat wids , , Bact 8 J through our Deferred Pavment Plan. " mem Posie. ns salearkee. tei cate “4 Still quite a few old-fashioned 22,000 progressive American merchants | eBags = horse delivery outfits clattering over are paying for their VIM Trucks out of their * ‘bey, or, here etatf is tke 4 : . i i | § Lasoo) uobeilanea dia loan =a the streets, trying vainly to keep up delivery savings, staying power AUTOMOBILES, AUTOMOBILES. with 20th century demands! The merchants wino own themareasleep. They haven't yet realized that in these days of close margins, speed, _ AUTOMOBILES. a "AUTOMOBILES, tomers, greater volume, lower costs. Full information about the VIM Plan on request. Thoroughly equipped VIM Truck Sales and Service Station in this city for the benefit of VIM owners. MANHATTAN MOTORS CORPORATION Bere lo eheotutaly 56th Street at Broadway, New York Tost you Dr. Howard James, late of the Man- hatian State Hospital of New York and formerly Assistant Physician Brooklyn ‘State Hospital tells phyriciana he bo- liewea that more Nugated Iron should be prescribed to meet the great problem of iron defiovency with its attendant symploma ‘of weakness, nervousness, luck of vitality, paleness, and generally rundown conditions WARNS AGAINST USE OF ORDINARY MET- ALLIC IRON so commonly taken by most people, 4 ¢ A seven-time World Want works all the week. Order one to-day and prosper. The chassis sells for $665. Com. plete with Open Express body, $715; with Closed Panel body, $745. Ten other standard nue of body. All prices F, O. B. Philadelphia. DELIVERY __ AUTOMOBILES, i a cama

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