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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1913-12-27

Dr. and Mrs Herrick and daughter,
Lacy, spent Christmas at Russell the
guest of DIR. Herrick's brother and
| family.
Paul Keraus returned home the
first of the week from Vesper, Kans
where he is working at his trade
plumber.
Misses Katie and Elsie McAtee of
| Hoisington, Kans-, are visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. McAtee
this week.
DR.. Clark Myerly of Kansas City,
spent Christmas with home folks.
Clark is head surgeon at the Kansas
City hospital.
W. J. Shelton left last Sunday for
Wauneta, Nebr-, where he will spend
the week visiting his sister, Mrs. Ed
ward Barnes.
L l. Olmstead, of Togo, was Wa
Keeney visitor the first of the week
Mr.. o. says he will not rebuild his
store at present
Ed Moore came up from Topeka
the first of the week to spend the
holidays at home. Ed is student of
Washburn college.
Harry Clawson, of Ransom, is
visiting relatives in the city this
week Mr.. Clawson is one of the
teachers in the Ransom school
Miss Irene Cloud, principal of the
Woodston school, is spending, her
Christmas vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. w. Cloud
Miss Esther Nelson, who has been
visiting her sister, Ms. Lou Galloway,
for sometime left for her home in
Ogallah township the first of the
week
George Rhoden, who has been work
ing in Nebraska, returned home
Monday to spend the holidays with
| his parents, who live southeast of
| town.
Misses Hazel and Luella Jones ar
rived from Topeka the first of the
week and will spend their Christmas
vacation with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. F. Jones.
| Owing to bad roads and stormy
1 weather the farmers didn't come tic
town Saturday, but Monday was a
big day for our merchants as the
town was full of buyers.
/ Our good old friend Sven Pearson
was up from Ellis last Monday anC
paid US an agreeable visit He has
moved from his farm to Ellis anc
his son, John, will work the farm this
year
Mr. and Mrs W. B. Keyser anC
daughter, Delta, of Big Creek, de
parted the first of the week for Syca
more, Kans-, to visit their daughter
Mrs Henry Ashcraft, for severa
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Ufford departed
Monday night for Glasco, Kans.
! where they will be the guests of MI
and Mrs Perry Johnson during tn
holidays Mrs Johnson is thef
daughter.
All members of Big Creek hall as
ISOLATION are requested TO meet a
the hall at 700 o'clock D. m on Mon
day, December %. 1913. Business o
Importance will be transacted B
torder of secretary.
ALT Lofstead arrived the first Q
| the week from Flagler, Colo, and j
| visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs $
Lofstead of Ogallah township Nj
L proved up on his homestead nea
Flagler several months ago At pres
ent he is teaching school.
Mr. and Mrs n. R. Cloud, of NOOK
/ sack. Wash, was here last Saturda
| and Sunday visiting their cousin, J
| T. w Cloud They were enroute t
I San Diego, Cali. where they wi
visit relatives for some time return
ing TO their home in Washington q
4 bout March They had visited reIs
| tives in Iowa, South Dakota, Mime
sofa and kansas
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1913-12-27

Fresh beef at Bakers. adv
Money to loan. See E. D. Wheeler ad
Correct Abstracts W. II. Swiggett ad
Fresh seal shipped oysters at
Bakers cents a quart.-Adv 35 If
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1913-12-27
Wanted

Buyers for diamond jewelry,
solid gold jewelry, Sterling
silver, tableware and a sell
ection of many other staple
goods / am heavily over
stocked for Xmas, and need
the money NOW. Come now
and get what you want
G. III E A T
A. s. TRIGGER
JEWELER
Wa-keeney Kansas
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1913-12-27
Wanted Bones and Tro,

VIII pay the following prices until
January 10, 1914 Dry bones $50
per ton: iron, IS cents per hundred.
BLUE FRONT IMPLEMENT HOUSE.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1913-12-27

DIR. u. s. Miller, the dentist, spent
Christmas at Natoma-
Miss Irene Acre is home from To-
peka for the holidays
The Blue Front Implement house
will ship car of bones shortly
The High school trustees will meet
in regular session January 9Th. 1914
Johnnie Hixson marketed a couple
cars of porkers at Kansas City the
first of the week.
E. W. Altman, the poet of River
side, was a county seat visitor last
Friday morning
Archie Larue of Lindsborg is visit
ing his uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs
VIM Larue this week
Chas. kellogg is home from Wal
lace county. where he has been wor k
ing for about a month
Joe Curtis of Wilcox township was
a county seat visitor Monday and
made US pleasant call
There will be a dance in Big Creek
hall Saturday evening. January 3.
1914. Every body invited.
Miss Ida Courtney spent the holt
days with her sister, Mrs. E. E.
BOUCHER at Grinnell, Kans.
Miss Julia South, teacher in our
public school, is spending the holidays
at her home in Kirwin, Kans.
Dr and Mrs. Herrick and daughter,
Lacy, spent Christmas at Russell the
guest of DIR. Herrick's brother and
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-01

CLASSY road buggy, 80 ID. sulky: also rnadcart
and steei tire heavy cart: ) sets Of harness
DESMOND. ~ Fulton, phone Market e6sS.
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CLAIRvOYANTS

ANOTHER LENA. hest clairvoyant aud spir-
itualst, speaks languages. Reads your life
from cradle to the grave guarantee TO help
you in all affairs when all others fall 30
years in San Francisco. Made lots OF poor
rich and lots of bad good. Others come and
from trouble. Readings SOC 1924 Mission
AFTER being disappointed by others Mrs. Bel
mont, psychic pafmlst. ciafryoyant. reads
from cradle TO grave. without question or mis-
take. 1912 San Pablo. oakld.: Lakeside 1905.
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SEWING MACHINES
.TYP;EwRITERs AND SUPPLIES
HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL MAKES OF
TYPEWRITERS

HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL MAKES OF
TYPEWRITERS-
Largest Stock. Lowest Prices. Easiest Terms.
Remington Model 10 visible ........ S45. 90
Remington M & e...... 20.Q0
Ren,ington IA. % so
Remington No & wide carriage A.. 1900
Irn,lerwnad Model Z -. 1920
Underwood Mesiei 4...3 4 37.S0
Underwood Model q wide scarriage $500
Smith Premier. visible. Model 10. ..-.-.. 800
Smith Premier Model 2.----.-..-..-s. l9.to
Smith Premier. Model A.. -...-..s.-. 100
Oliver. Model 5s.-..-, ..--.--.s Oge
Oliver. latest print types-.g s-..- 600
T. q smith 4 D.ss5sr0s
L. q smith n. Bro back spacer model $3.50
ROYAL 300
Every machine fully guaranteed sof ! year
All 'maikes of wide and. extra wide machines.
Terms IS cash and So per Month. Machines
shipped subject TO approval. New. price list
Of AL. makes. sent free upon request Retails
department.
WHOLEs ALE TYPEWRITER COMPANY.
Phone Douglas 7f3 :. ss37 .Mcntg0nery St.
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fRfSITY. EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
PHILOSOPHICAL MEETINGS

PHILOSOPHICAL SOCTETY-Puhlie lectures
every Sunday. Native Sons bldg. 4l4 Ma
son St. at p. M Subject. ss0ur Attitude
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INFORMATION WANTED

WANTED about W. ]. Burgin.
33 Years Sid. weight 175 pounds. height .
feet 1Olk inches, has birth mark drown
sspotA over temple. front tooth capped with
gold smooth shaven when last seen, last
heard from at Bakersfield. Cal, two years
Oklahoma
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LOST AND FOUND
MENTAL SCIENCE

ADVICE. help ahd treatments for any human
III are given through mental. science by REV;
HENRY HARRISON BROWN. 5S9. II aigAt e.
hours. 9 to s. .sAu Ills bad hahits and vices
cured: treatments aad lessons. 81. each.
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Bargains i'm Used Cars

-
1912 Chalmers. fully equipped. including air
starter; also electric horn This car is in ex-
cellent condition and is bargain; $3.50: :
1911 REQ. 4 cyl. 80 h. p. /; just painted and
put in first class condition; 5000.
1912 REQ the 5th. 4 cyl. 80 b. D.: newly
painted and in beautiful condition; $3.50 :.
REQ delivery truck, I,5oo pounds capacity;
In excellent condition; $500 =
REQ Pacific Co.,
le22-16es VAN NESS Av- Mr. CALIFORNIA.
ARGAINS-BARGAINS ~,
1912 Flanders touring car ...--.-,.-- $3.50
1912 Buick roadster -.-.......-.-...-- $3.50
1913 Chalmers '6'' touring 81 $50
1912 Chalmers SO. roadster .........- $50
1912 Oakland roadster ...----..-...--.- $3.50
1910 Hudson roadster .-...-.-......... $425
1910 Cadillac touring $500
1913 Oakland AZ touring car ...-..... 81 600
1912 Locomobile g touring ..----..-..-. 81 500
PACIFIC AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.
43o GOLDEN GATE: FRANKLIN 1856.
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CHURCH SERVICES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
Subject OF lesson sermon:
EVERLASTING PUNISHMENT"


FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST.
church edlfce. California and Franklin SITS
Sunday, IL a m and p m. Sunday
school. e:3o and IL a. m. Wednesday even
ing meeting at 5 O'Clock.
SECOND CHURCH OF sCHRIST SCIENTIST.
knights. of Pythias auditorium. 1l5 valen-
cia sst--Sunday, IL a. M: Sunday school.
same. hour Wednesday evening meeting at
Sc O'clock Free reading room, 1851 Mission
st. open IL a: n. TO 5 p n-. except sun
days arri holidays.
ThIRD CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST,
$50 Shrader st. near Haighf-Sunday, IL
a. m. sunday school. $50 a. Wednes-
day evening meeting at s o'clock.
FOURTH CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST.
Native Sons hall. 430 Mason ST. between
Post and Geary-Sunday services at IL a. m
Wednesday. evening meeting at O'Clock.
Sunday schod a:30 a m. at Richmond Ma
!: sonic temple. corner LIST av: aud Clement ST.
The churches OF Christ Scientist in San Fran
cisco unite In conducting Christian Science
reading rooms at 140 Geary st. the ninth
fi6r. Of the Sachs building; open daily from
ga. .m- to Q p-s m. except Wednesdays. 9
{. =. m. to 5 p; m. and Sundays aud holidays.
kiI are welcome to attend the meetings
end visit the reading rooms. -.
:.FIRsT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Meeting, by the distinguished eourtesy Of the
sntter st.
THE REV. c. F. AKED, D. D.. IL. D.
III. Morning at II:
:: t.The fellowship IN triumph Of Wordsworth's
One great seciety alone on earth; the noble
living and the noble dead
Evening.:at. s..
The second Of. a series of four special ser
mons on The Moral Value Of shakespeare's
:. !. Subject. Macbeth
November 9. :.,Hamlet, :.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-01

WAITER j. waLF dealer- Rebuilt typewrif
:. ers OF all descriptions: expert repairing,
typewriteEs inspected and rented: ribbons for
all machines: carbon .:pspers and office sup
plies. 3o7 Bush st.. phone Douglas 4l13-
"A FEW more at s3os consisting. OF Remingtons
.and Smith Preniiers L. x NJ. .ALExAS-
DER. agents L. c. Smith Visible Typewrir,
ers. 512. Market St -. -.
SEND for our illustrated folders. Retail dept.s
: Wholesale Typewriter Co.. 81 Montgomery ST.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-01

CRAZE PRO CATHEDRAL: cor. .TalyIor and
Saera mento sts. one block from .Fairmont
hetel.-Tsiliam Ford Nichols, D. d. BISHOP;
]. Wilmer Gresham. DID, dean. Sunday
services as follows 3 a. m. holy COM
ffunion. 9:45 a. M. Sunday school. IL
O'Clock morning SERVICE with sermon by
tho dean, 80 p M, vespeg service, with
address Week day services. Daily morris
ings and evening prayer at so and 3:3o
holy communion on "wednesday at 10 a: M
lou are heartily inyited TO these services
Tie Prs-Cethedral is within easy reach OF
.aiI DOWNTOWN hotels
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ri. Morning at II:
:: t.The fellowship IN triumph Of Wordsworth's
one great society alone on earth; the noble
living and the noble dead /"
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.FURNrTURE FOR SALE
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS


.S7-yI0LINSsl2). 81 and SIS. cost SIS; muse
sacrifice t9day or: sunday Ills Cough sis
PIANOS rented 81 per month up; no carriage;
rent applied. 81 stockton. st
PIANOS for. rent: no carriage BYRON
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-01

:.FIRsT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Meeting. by the distinguished courtesy OF the
Rabbi and Trustees, In Temple EmanuEl
Sutter 81.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-01
HORSES. HARNESS. WAGONS

SACRIFICE -SACRAFIcE
Bay horse and bay mare 2 200 lbs. with
their breechiug harness. sl40: gray mare and
gray horse, 2.5oo lbs. with sci of leather haf-
ness. $l65; pair black gedings. with set har
ness. weight 2.4Op lbs. $40: bay geldng and
sorrel mare, with set leather barness. $l25:
pair mares. weight lo0e lbs. SIS; big ranch
team. $50: black geiding aud brown mare
S3.uoo lbs, with set good leather harness..
500. also - head horses and mare ffs.a
$25to SO. Apply 63 puhoce avs. or 203
Valencia It. ASK for foreman.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-05-12
AUTO|STS STOP, STAB
man FOR INSULT, FLEE
IN A RAIN Of BULLETS
Policeman Gets Number of
Car From Which Men Came
to Fight on Bridge.

The police believe they will quickly
md tho automobile In which four men
and two women stopped on Willis ave-
nue. bridge early to-day and got into an
alteration which ended In Frank New
man. twenty-five. q photo engravsr. OF
No. SS East One Hundred and Twenty
second street. being stabbed and the
auto fleeing amid . shower OF bullets.
The number OF the car was caught by
Patrolman Vital as the machine whizzed
by him on Lexington avenue.
Newman and Ave other men were on
their way home from . christening party
given by Christian Hart at No. S62 East
One, Hundred and Thirty-eighth street.
when the automobile pulled up on tho
middle OF the bridge one Of Newman's
friends In passing made some remark
about one Of the women In the car. A
night followed and Newman fell with =
stab wound In the back.
A. the car few by him west on One
Hundred and Twenty-n.th street Patrol.
man Fairclough opened fire IN II. aiming
at the tires Of the back wheels. nut
emptyins his revolver without hitting
them. Before Vital could FIRE At II the
machine was out OF range.
Newman was attended by DR.. Cassassa
Of Harlem Hospital and after his wound
was dressed insisted on going home.
The six men told conflicting stories of
the midnight battle on the bridge. the
police say.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-05-12
SUNDAY BALL SHOULD 60
IF SUNDAY GOLF IS PLAYED.
Mayor Gaynor Makes a Pertinent
Remark as Result Of Sunday
Stroll.

Mayor 0aynor said today; 'Yss.
went about . little yesterday to 80
what people were doing. saw $1,000
boys and young men on he Prospect
Park Parade 0round In Brooklyn ct bail
games ct . O'CLOCK In the afternoon.
Better for thsm 10 be there than In soma
saloon or worse place. II 10 now nearly
q year ago that caused this splendid
held TO be thrown open to outdoor games
on sunday afternoon. have at least
dons that much a. Mayor. No one can
take that away from me. felt big -
witnessed the result yesterday. And q
lot OF the boys thanked me.
THE boys have a. much right 70 play
hail on Sunday a. the men have TO play
golf. And there 10 no law against t.
But they should all 90 to church In thc
forenoon.
II slao went to Ooney Island. Their
was . large crowd Of good. orderly PEG.
pie there"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-05-12
In eslsr h Ysv1 chssks Sc Settler lssk'
hg-'Iy olks IabIs.s.

II your skin is yclIow--complcxion
Dsllid-tonsue coated--sppetite poor
q bad taste in your mouths lazy. no.
God feelins--yOu should take Olive
Tablets.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets--a sub.
slitute Tor cslomel--were prepared by
Dr.. Edwards after ~ years Of study with
his patients.
These Olive Tablets oil the bowels
yst no oily taste. They arc veee.
tehls compound mixed with olive oil.
u you want clear pink akin. bright
ega. NO Pimples. feeling Of buoyancy
W childhood days. you must get at the
sS1ss. Olive Tablets act ON tho live,
81 bowels like cslomel-yet have nc
dangerous after effects. They start tn,
nessd overcome constipation. That.
WY nillions of boxes are sold annually
q Joe and CSC per boz.
c'Every little Olive Tablet has . move.
4eet eli its own." Take one or Nv,
chilly and note the pleasing results.
syhs Olive Tsb'et Company. Coluu,.
~ o.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-05-12
pROGRESS|VES TAKE
ACTION T0REUN|TE
REPUBLICAN PARTY
National Committee Will Be
Urged to Call Convention
to Discuss New Policy.

CHICAGO, May 1e.-After the con-
ference OF Progressive Republican
leaders here to-day ex.oov. Hadley Of
Missouri stated that "a coalition Of
tho Republican party and the Progress
sivo party - not only desired but 10
being sought" NJ. Hadicy explained
mat this end was being sought by the
attempted reform Of the Republican
Oarty 70 that conscientious Progress
saves who left the party last fall could
rejoin.
The conference decided to ask the Re.
publican National Committee at its
meeting May ~ at Washington 10 isSue
. call for a national convention this
year.
To reorganise the party along pro.
grcssive lines" Senator Albert b. Cum.
minis Of Iowa, Senator William z. Borah
Of Idaho and ex.0ov. II. 3. Hadiey, TO.
gether with other leaders at the con.
ference. agreed that the proposed con.
vention shall change the basis OF rep.
yeetntation In future conventions and
make other radical changes. 80 that the
party shall stand FOR constructive and
progressive activities In the Affairs OF
government"
docs the suggestion to rcunite the
party means that those who Joined the
Progressive party are to be asked 70
come backf" Senator Cuminins was
asked.
''ft means, Just a. I have said before.
that the convention would be q sort Of
Lord's supper and all those who be.
lisved might partake." replied Senator
Cunm!ns.
After the conference. which ad-
5oufned after being In session for two
days. the following statement was given
out:
NS''At an informal conference Of Re-
pyblicans from eleven States held In
Chicago. May -. 1914. II was voted
that II b submitted TO the National
Republican Commit.se ~ the opinion
Of those present that . national con-
vention Of the party should be held
this year at ~ early . date ~ may DO
practicable for the purpose Of consid.
Sf1Rg the expediency OF changing the
basis OF representation in future con.
v@uons % tbs the delegates shall pro.
Deetionsesly represent Republican voters
apd not general population. to the end
that the will Of the members Of the
pSrty may b more accurately deter.
mined.
"Also for the purpose Of changing the
rules relating TO delegates and nom.
\ toss OF che National Committee 10 that
Ghs primary election lave Of the vsri.
Gus states shall b recognised and have
full force. and also for the purpose Of
making such other changes In the
methods Of conducting national con-
vsntions and campaigns ~ shall con-
duce TO Eivins the utmost possible Of
feet to the principles and policies Of
che party.
: 1T was further the opinion that such
. convention might properly and USE
fully take any other action desirable to
eeunits ths party md to give assurance
rat II. stands for constructive and
progressive activities In the Affairs OF
government. 10 tho end that the com.
mon welfare may be advanced.
1t was the unanimous belief Of those
prssent that the changes susgested
should be made forthwith. and that the
National Committee b urged to take
such steps to such an end"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-05-12
WARDEN Of SING SING
WANTS BLAKE INDICTED
FOR REPORT ON PRISON
Kennedy Declares He'll Take
UP Charges With Grand
Jury and Prosecutor.

oSsrNrNG. N. y. May l2.--Asent and
Warden John 8. Kennedy Of Sing Sing
prison, after reading the excerpts In the
morning newspapers OF the report made
10 Gov. suiser by George W. Blake. the
Governors special investigator. declared
no you'd at once proceed to action. and
that the FIRST thing ne would do would
be to ask the westchestsr County Grand
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-05-12
SUES Al. ADAMS's DAUGHTER
waite Patient u MSss Alstsa's Hss.
Detal saia - Have RS % BSll.

WoSte povueot ID 3Soe AIeeoo'o Hes.
Dltsl ssia % Have Rss Up DiIl.
Miss Alston's House for Private Pa
0suts at No. . West sixty-first street
fled suit In the Supreme Court to-day
- recover Sioo.sa from Mrs. Ida Ander.
eon. wife OF DR.. Anderson OF Carmel. OF
Putnam County. N. Y. and former wife
OF Jack 0aliatin. the one-tims Broad
way spender. Mrs. Anderson was tn.
t1Qghter Of Al Adams. the "Poliey
King"
According 10 the complaint In the &C.
don Mrs.. Anderson. then Mrs. oailatin
entered Miss Alston's for treatment cn
0arch q. 1905. She remained there unit!
AVrii Of the same year. and In the
psriod intervening, II 10 alleged. she ran
Up . bill Of tl0a.s5 which she has since
declined 10 pay.
The papers In the action were serve
upon Mrs. Anderson At her homo "
Carmel.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-05-12

Robert NJ. Petty. the defauiting ex.
President Of the Washington National
Bank OF Warrington, n. J.. wac sen.
fenced to-day by Judge Reilstab In the
United States District Court at New
Ark TO eight years at hard labor In the
state Prison OF New Jersey.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-05-12
Electric Lamps

i'm special assortment. will be placed
ON sale tomorrow i'm the Art Objects
and Bric-a-Brac Department at much
below the regular prices, as follows:
Gilt Carved Wood Lamps, with plated
silk shades and
Adjustable Floor Lamps, Verde finish,
with mosserine glass shades at $3.50
White Enamel and Gilt Carved Wood
Lamps, with cretonne shades at $3.50
The regular stock of this department includes
Lamps and Lamp Shades i'm the newest and
most artistic designs. Also an extensive and
attractive variety of Candle Shades, appro-
pirate for BOULDER or table decoration.
lamps and Candle Shades made toy orde-
i'm workroorIs ON the premises.
E .lma Assua. AIT aaa 35tt etteets Nsn 1ast.u
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-05-12
It's Hard to Work

It's torture to work with
a lame, aching back. Get
rid Of it. Attack the cause.
Probably it's weak kidneys.
Heavy or combining work
is hard on the kidneys, any
way. and once the kidneys
become inflamed and con-
gested. the trouble keeps
getting worse.
The danger of running
into gravel. dropsy or
Bright's disease is serious.
Use Doan's Kidney Pills. a
fine remedy for backachc
or bad kidneys.
Endorsed by New York
City people.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-05-12
NEW YORK CITY PROOF
Testimony Of a Resident Of
East I60th Street

r. c. Sneden, 400 T.. l8Oth ST..
Bronx. New York City. N. ",
says: 81 highly recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills whenever
an opportunity presents itself.
] suffered for many weeks from
backachc. which was hard to en-
dure. Whenever | caught cold,
it settled in my Kidneys. l tried
many remedies. but none went to
the seat of my trouble and
stopped the pains in my back
until l used Doan'. Kidney
Pills"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-05-12

%. Altittatt & Oh
HAVE ARRANGED THE FOLLOWING
SPECIAL SALES FOR TO-
MORROW TUESDAY:
Women's Parasols
I'm am attractive selection, comprising
smart designs in Printed Pongee, Flow
cred Silk, Tucked Taffeta, Black Bro
caded Silks, Black.and- White effects,
and variety of new shapes in the popu-
lar colors, with plain and carved wood
handles (actual value $500, will be
placed ON sale at sac
A Sale of Womem's NeckWear
consisting of French Hand-embroidered
Vestees, with low collars, offering special
value at $3.50
A Sale of Washable Ribbons
Suitable for lingerie decoration) in two
styles. one pin-dot satin-faced ribbon,
the other Jacquard taffeta ribbon; both
i'm white, pink and blue and i'm widths
Nos. Q, W, 2, 3, S & 9.
at 28c., 4Oc., Soc, 6Sc., @Oc., * S1.35
per piece of ten yards.
Imported Celluloid Articles
will be placed ON sale at one-tl1ird to
one-half the usual prices.
Cloth Brushes at Sl.75 Mirrors at sl.as
Hair Brushes los Trays S0.45 s. l.3s
Hat Brushes IS Powder Boxes SI.OO
Trinket Boxes . l.s5 Hair Receivers As
Clicks $50 combs 80
Electric Lamps
i'm a special assortment, will be placed
ON sale tomorrow i'm the Art Objects
and Bric-a-Brac Department at much
60
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BrOcaded Linen Robes

Brocaded Linen Robes
(partly made) consisting of smartly cut
Coatee and Skirt of white or colored
Linen, brocaded in exclusive designs i'm
eponge, actual values $500 & $4,000.
will be offered i'm the Lace Department
at the special price of -. $500