The evening world. Newspaper, August 28, 1919, Page 13

AWS BODY IN EAST RIVER. Feund at ere it Conover Street! Mreok!y a. ‘The body of an unidentified man was taken from the Bast Kiver at the foot @ Conovef Street, Brooklyn, at 9.50 @clock thle morning and is now at the ONLY MEDICINE PAD SUE $100 MADEFROMPROIT) TQ SHOOT RIVAL Extraordinary Succ Success which “Fruit-a-tives” Has Achieved One reason why | “Fruit-a-tives” \ fe 80 extraordinarily successful in a “G . ; Giving relief to thote suffering win; Ounman Gives “Good Mea Brookiyn morgue. The dead man was apparently forty-five yoare old, weighed #25 pounds nnd was & fect 9 inches in height. His hair was brown. He wore a black sult and cotton underwear, gray == Three Days woolen socks and Black shoes, A card of Dr, George W. Bogart, No. 139 East 42d Street, was found in one of the pockets. Constipation, Torpid Liver, Indiges-| Sure” in Killing Peddler, tion, Chronic Headaches, Neuralgia, *, * = Kidety ond... Bladder Troyhien| Fotce Say He Confessed. Rheumatiom, Pain in the Back, : ‘ Eczema and other Skim Affections, ij is, because it is the only medicine in r the world made from fruit juices. one of. the pair who did the job, These “Fruit Liver Tablets” are] called for only one shot and it was composed of the medicinal principles} stipulated that that need not be fatal. found in apples, oranges, figs and| But four shots were fired. The gun- A“murdér was committed in New York yesterday for $100, The agree- ment, according to the-confession of ‘These super-creamy emollients asu- top itchir ,clearaway les, selvest and roighne eeoreaee: LAbicne uch ‘ heal |: 3 past "Two Groups of the toilet. s the tdci dletressing ise the engnigitely scented Cuticura Talcum to over- come heavy perspiration. ‘ One’ Trial Proves its value prunes, together with the aerye|men gave “good measure” for their |) tonics and antiseptics. pay. There, is no profitecring as yet At dealers or from FRUIT-A-TIVBS| Isaac Miller, forty-one, a pusheart Limited, OGDENSBURG, N. Y. peddler, who lived with his wife and ' SSS | children at No. ‘214 Bast 1024 Btfeet, was the victim. Joseph McMahon, a THIN PEOPLE young man who Ses been arrested two is the man who makes the confes- SHOULD TAKE sion to the police, saying that he and “a pal from Sing Sing” needed the money. PHOSPHATE Miller's fruitstand at No, 76 East | 100th: Street was the scene, He had a lke Barnet Baff, the poultry dealer | who was killed by hired men of busi- ness rivals—Miller had incurred the enmity of rivals, one of whom is ex- pected to ‘bo arrested to-day. lice say they obtained from McMahon, whose home is at No. 450 West éist Btreet. “[ met my pal only three days ago in a saloon in the gas house district. mace drur-| cause we were out of work, He sald Gray: Perry, pe Square ‘Pharmacy and | want to make $50 easy come along iets under © Susrantes ef | with me.’ We went to Third Avenue © | He offered each of us $60 If we would go to Harlem and shoot Miller. He said. we did not have to kill him and nh. | we decided a Bulletin the leg would be about the right thing todo, When 50c a box, 6for $2.50, trial size 25e. | in the murder market. or three times but never convicted, basement there, and it is said that— This is‘the confession that the po- We were both in need of money be- and 59th Street and met a peddler, the crowd surged around I was afraid some in to Dui om flesh ahould extra “ene fm, avoiding tate “Drodueclna Belgian Kin; Queen Leave tor Ie t. 22. » Je Pan ' BRUSBLS, Aus. —King Albert and Elizabeth of Belgium will leave ~ Sunday World “Wants” for the United “States Sept 23, It waa Work Monday Wonders eames an Tt School Supplies thud ‘lth pride School Bags at 39c to $2.97—Corduroy and other hardware’ fabrics, Composition Books at 4c to 29c—Soft and stiff covers. Fountain Pens at 5ic to $6—14-karat. gold pen point. Book Straps at 4c to 39c, Eberhard Faber Pencil Boxes at 69c—In leather- ette cases, containing 3 pencils, 1 penholder, 12 pen ints, eraser, pencil sharp- "ener, t tuler and drinking cup. Former United od States - Senator Mason, Pioneer in Pure Food and Drugs Legislation, Father of Rural Free Delivery System Says Nuxated Iron ~ Iicreased His Power and Endu- rance So Much That He Feels It Ought to Be Made Known to Every ‘Nervous, Run-down, Anemic Man, Woman and Child. Opinions of Dr. Ferdinand King, New York Physician and Medical Author; Dr. James Francis Sullican,formerly Physicianof _— Hospital (Outdoor Dept.) New York; Former ‘Others’ at’ 85c, 87, 59¢ and Health Commissioner Wm. R. Kerr, of the 1:48, City of Chicago and others. F¥SIK, Cepyene, Type- )-——What Senator Mason Says: oye Pia Wipes i Gentiement pita) Clips for looseleaf pages, ave often said I would never recommend medicine of any! nae “iMbeltove. that tie doctors place.” However, After tho hardest political campaign of fe, seer eg for a vacation, 1 Dad bean starting orning with that hortiblo tired feeting ano cannot describe. Peseta se na" aNCated pon. AN a Bloncgr inthe : at, Uniderselling Prices. 1 case, | made up my wind to let , you are at liberty 40 pub i nia mate you so deaire, fam now AS venta at fort that agemedy which will build wD the OF ae sana inerease the Power Of endurance OF oltevat my Seo should be known to the world. Yours vory truly, and delicacies. \ Dr. Ferdinand King. a New York le f ic nd Medica: Author #oid: i Hydpreg, Hanator’ Mason'e state Boiled Ham, |b., 9c. 9 to 12 M. Only—, None Mail or Phone. Chuck Steak or Roast, alb, 13!4c. Bacon. Squares, 4 |b, 33dge. Takhoma Biscuit, per pkgs, Te. 10c pkg. 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