The evening world. Newspaper, August 27, 1918, Page 7

wartime currency—are in circulation. ‘They are the $1 and $2 Federal Re- serve banknotes that replace the silver certificates withdrawn from circulation as the Treasury's silver reserve is melted inté bullion for export to the Allies, ‘The $1 note bears a portrait of ‘George Washington and the $2 note « RAHWAY MYSTE Y ‘portrait of Thomas Jefferson, _ “& friend advised me to take ‘Fruitetives, and 1 did so with! thom, Chief Burke said he was told, great success, and now I am entirely| and to-day he is questioning that free of Headaches, thanks to your) man. The latter asserted a crowd of eplendid medicine.” something like 800 people were at- === EALOUS WOW nay ay COULD NOT STOP "ad in Janay, Sia THE HEADACHES Auto With Kupfer. Though police investigating the murder of Edith Janny and Arthur Kupfer, shot in an auto at Rahway Uti She Tried ed “Frut-atves" early last ‘Thursday morning, an- nounced they had given up the the- (or Fruit Liver Tablets) ory of jealousy as a cause for the crime, they started investigating a re- 112 COBURG ST., ST. JOHN. | port to-day that the slain girl.and a * @y geo! I must tell you of the great| Widow had an altercation on the Denefit I have received from your| streets of Perth Amboy not more than wonderful medicine, ‘Fruit-a-tives.’ & month ago. “I have been a sufferer for many years from Violent Headaches, and could get no permanent relief. The information given to Chief Burke {@ that the widow asserted the girl alienated the attentions of Kup- fer from her and threatened to strike takes potloe babk to the iden strangers soene of the shooting, is being sought. committed the murder, is also being| He is the only suspictous character investigated. A: kempt stranger,| reported in the neighborhood during | . PARIS, Aug. 27—The despatch boat who satisfied an unusual thirst at the|the five days of tnquiry into the|{yr* *| well of @ farmer six miles from the| double tragedy, rine Aug. 6 off the Coast of Britta’ Submarine Is Sunk by a Despatch Roat! has been cited in an army order for having sunk an enemy subma- Edith, A man stepped in between MRS. ALEXANDER SHAW. tracted by the altercation, SOc. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25e,| To-day, while Elks of the State are ‘At all dealers or sent on receipt of| holdin their convention in Perth Am- price, by FRUIT-A-TIVES, Limited,|>0y and the town Is crowded with OGDENSBURG, N. Y.—Advt. visitorse the police and a number of doputies sworn in by Chief Burke are watchin out for @ man who might answer the description of the one y=) seen in the “murder car” after it left Mt & Rahway. The officials have an idea D4 J the slayer, if from that end of the \O@ > 6 BELLANS | stato, wourt be sur eto be in the Tao | Hot water | cow. Sure Relief Elks arriving in Perth Amboy are discuasing the feasisbility of offering iW a reward for the capture of the slayer ‘ > l = N Ss or slayers. Kaupfer was an Elk and stood high in the Amboy Lodge. - FOR 1 NDIGESTION Another phase of the casé, that - Bloomin; odaleS 59TH TO 60TH STREET—LEXINGTON TO 3D AVENUE Sale of Players A very special offer—Walters Player Pianos at the low price of $450. This figure in- cludes a beautiful music cabinet, a hand- some bench, 12 rolls of music of your own selection and free delivery. Special terms of only two dollars per week. _ WALTERS. PLAYER PIANO "4950. 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