The evening world. Newspaper, November 29, 1918, Page 13

‘THE EVENING WORLD, ~ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 7918, MRS, JOHN W. GATES DIES [szrcsc wrote i sot rane | smn w, cro ntnors ava] IFA SAUCE COULD HoT STOP by AT HOTEL PLAZA; ‘cx terms ot ate. caters wit, she] rena “or ik cunt GMD fe Maly aun ac Uppltising favo | Frosty Nights received a fortune estimated at $38,000.-| veara said to a reporter for The ive ESTATE 1S ) MANY MILLIONS, « 000, which was placed in trust for her|ning World to-day makes a rump steak taste what tastes so nd her aon, the late Charles Gates. ‘a No one can sore CIR ty ot | t h ' good as a chop shail ra. Gates’s estate, All her oapers are etter tl i | Until Sh I ; ; “tine te ‘ Me of hos hu wi fedked tp (8 Her watety vant, when | te an a tenderloin, or nae eee ied Fr fi i . ti varia, Aug. 9, 1911, Mrs, Gates had| will not be opened until to-morrow. No | it's an economy sauce soned with e ried Tutt a t 10s"| |\ived mueh of her time in this city and]one knows how much of her property | Bh si |Austin, Tex. Of late she had devoted |#he has given away, At the time of | That's what (or Fruit Liver Tablets) 112 Coburg St, St. John “ZT feel 1 must tell you of the great henefit I have received from your wonderful medicine, ‘Fruit-a-tives’. I have been a sufferer for many years | from Violent Headaches, and could get | no permanent relief A friend advised me to take ‘Fruit: | a-tives’ and I did so with great suc- and now I am entirely free of ches, thanks to your splendid $ " 2 . ‘ her husband's death the will was read [herself constantly to war charities. Sh) immediately after the funeral and 1) was a patron of the Hippodrome, which | should not be surprised if that course was financed by her husband, Within| would be purau thé past year it had been her habit to LEAPERRINS | Invite 1,000 soldiers and sailors to that oned. playhouse and pay the admission of] Adjournment on the hearing of a mo-| , aan UCE ASHORE every one of them. tion in Federal Court to-day caused a | Born in &t. 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