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THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1912. HE SEES NIGHT LIFE OF CITY BY LIGHT OF home. No. 14 Rsst On HnrslrWl MM Slxty-seWnth strict, tha BronK, were ds-slrnyod lo-rl.iy hy a Mm which starti-il 1 shortly after 7 Vlork this innrninfc ' ThK riroman tlninilsril thn Malt qtllekl) Mr. Wilson rl''',! thi 'Inmnirc nt $.f..ion Ho svns unaMs to s'-r-uunt for th blsi. WILL TONE UP THE STOMACH AND STRENGTHEN THE NERVES BLACKJACK STARS Ticket to Land of Dreams Cost One Watch, Value $150, and 510 Cash. HE'LL NEVER COME BACK Philadelphia Is Lively Enough for Mr. Katl and He's on His Way. SUICIDE LEAVES 8 CHILDREN. Hallrr Who !..( Ilia nrk OttH lot Sappnrt Famllf. V altar ninOTnflalrt, who foiinfl hlma-:r OM at fort v-flvs, OOtlM not sfr how hr 1 004M lonsar support a wife and thn ilaprnlant ont of hi" l"ht r-hlMran. o ' ha lorkoo lilrrrX-lf In tho n;ithroom of tila ttiamni apurt-ront at No. 147 Bal tlr otraot, Hrooklyn. aoma Hmo aftor , mldnlcht lest nlslht end turnod on tho ' gas. i Thoro hll w!fo ami two ohlor laua:!i- 'torn found Mm narly to-Uy. load. Df. luoat of tho lain Island (YlleIS HOS- 1 pltal. who wan summoned, said that ilrath ha.l in-torvom-l m ml Bourt lo foro tho hnrly waa dlorovrro.1. BkMMI' Mold hid h'-on a hcadw alter, but ho I wont out with tho waiters' strike hut summer and ho novor ro;nlncl hla Job. Tlio atonini li of llio AlMflCM ptOpIt is degenerating, mused from OTtfMtingi 'i k of nereisr and ncjrler t of ticaltli , laws. Wo atuff ntir Imdics with nil kinl ; of food anil all tbt food wo can rat, fail to take sufiiricnt exercise, oat too hastily .and without proper discrimination as M lift. Thefl atfain, women oat too much i candy and s c-t iio nt I, This is had for 'the welfare of the individual, hut oyru niorr eg to Ihr coinuiuiiit v, hccaiisr of its prevalence. rneli a dirt DCfOfrirl a halnt ami an ahnornial craving it created Taken aith irrrgulnr hours of alcrp too htllo ulrep one clay and loo much the next the stomach gtU out of order and tho entire nervous system Is shattered We Bee tint on every hand every flay. It is a (rrowinK monaeo to the physienl pros perity of tho nation. Our forefathers livod aimplo livoa. They alo sparingly of plain food, worked hard and Ihipl sfiiwllv. I hoy wore, strong men and thry did hip; thing". If we are to keep up to their standard and j roait invasion of modern lite, we mnat Kll hack to sound, In-all li v lit ing. If vou feel airk, tired, run down, have a had tato in tho mouth, coated tongue, feel dlMfCtwd aftor enling and have frr-U-ut heada hoa, your stomach is out of order. ( oopor'a Now Discovery will tono up the stomach, aid in tho digestion of food and strengthen the norvoua aystem. It will ii 1 Mr . rogulnto your howcls, relieve you of constipation and rrsture your energy, nmlution and appetite. For sale at all druggists. It makes Htttc difference '.vhat you need a World Want will ro et it. Tho ntsht l'.fe of Now Tork wai a thing David Kali, a Jewelry huyor of Philadelphia, Ions ago determined to In vaailgale. He taw a bit of night Ufa In New York before tho aun roaa thla morning. It reaemhled a rain of ihoot ItVf atari, four hundred and eleven ring! of Sa-turn and eighteen separate and ills tin. t likenesses of the plu.net Mara on rampate Thla dlaplay of roleatlal pj rotechnlca became vlimle to Mr Katl when a New Yorker, a regular participant In night life and a total alrangor to Iho I'hlla delphla Jewelry buyer, rapped Mr. Katl on the head with a blackjack. "I'm going back to Philadelphia on tho Ilr-t train," auld Mr. Katl aa aoon as he waa steady on hla foot again, there lan t money enouah In Wall alroot to hire me to aprnd an hour In ihla town after aunset." The I'hllud-Iphlan a flip Into New York by night ataried at Fourteenth street. vhre hu ont Into a moving picture ahnw not far from T.nnmariy Hall That waa In Itself a giddy experience for Mr. Katx. Aa time pasaed he grew mora reca loaa. He went Into a aaloun on Third venue and took a drink only on, mind you. ON THE BOWERY HE KNEW HE'D FIND NIGHT LIFE. "Then," aald ho, "aa I waa not aleepy, I thought I would take a stroll along the Bowary. It aeemed probata I would be abla to ae some real night Ufa at close quarter on that famou trt." Not long thereafter a trolley car con ductor aaw one man rap another man over the head with aom abort, dark ohjoi t. The man who waa (truck top pled over and the man who did the striking, after fumbling at hi victim clothes for an instant, tied. The con ductor meenwtiH tooted hla polio Whistle vociferously. I'ollcatnan Bach herd the whlatle and came at a gallop. He found Mr. Ka'.z lying In a heavy ahadow cast hy a pil lar of the elevated atruotura. There waa a long contused wound In the rear of Mr. Katx s cranium. "I didn't aaa what M waa that hap pened to ma." explained Mr. Katx. whan he arrived at Ballevxie. "but my tm preaaion la that aomabody aelaed two block of elevated railroad and threw It at my coco." Whan the rant In the Phlladalphlan oalp had been sewed up and trie doc tors had dona everything eke thsy could for Mm, Mr. Katl discovered that he had been robbed. "By cracky," he exclaimed, "my watch ts gone. It was a good weAoh, too-cost tns about a hundred and fifty. I didn't have but nine or ten dollars on me. That's gone, too." Ha felt In all hla pocketi, drawing forth a email piece of atltt paper. THANKS, HE STILL HAD A TICK ET HOME. "Thank Heaven, I've all 11 got my rail road ticket." he cried. Joyfully. "Whloh I the most direct way to the Pennsyl vania station T I want to set there Just aa quick as I can. I don't care K there Is no train due to leave, I'll wait at the ataton until ons does ajo." He Anally accepted a nickel for carfare from the poUoeman. who asked him to tall more of himself. "What does It matter T" replied Mr. Katl. "I have been stopping at one of the Broadway hotel. I wont say wrdoh one. But I'm not even going back to my hotel. This town Is no place for a man from Philadelphia. I will write for my wadsets." Altos Horned la .re Two automobiles In the garage of Alexander Wilson, at the side of hla For Croupy Children Have Musterole at Hand! When you bear the croup slsrm from sour child, you must hsve relief st hand relief prompt and certain. Ml'STEH OLB positively bring! children out of hunger, and it does not blister the ten drreat skin. Simply rub Mt'STEROLE on the chest and throat whore the pain ii and the pain ii gooe'i Keep a jar at hand. -It it the remedy for adult, too. Re lieves Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Tonail iti. Croup, Stiff Neck, Asthma, Neu ralgia. Headache, Congestion, Pleurisy, Rheumatism, Lumbago, l'ains and Aches of Hack or Joints, Sprains, Sore Muscles, Chilblsins, Frosted Feet and Colds of the chest (it prevents I'm um. mis). At your druggist's in Hi ami 0c jars, snd a tprriul large horpital $ixe for $l.i0. Accept no substitute. If your druggist csnnot supply you, send tic or AOc to the Musterole CoaV psny, Cleveland. Ohio, snd we will mail you s jar, postsgr prepsid. "1 hsve total eufferln from eristics tor aome time, aid I hate triad msny thtns. but nothlas has dona so much good ss Musterole. It Is wonderful." Mrs. H. P. CTOHIARI, Queen'a Park. London Em IKS L A Serious Joke on The Rabbit The U. S. Gov't has been experimenting to dis cover the poisonous quality of Caffeine (found in coffee). 57 healthy rabbits were given an average dose of 5 1-10 grains. They all died. See Gov't Bulletin No. 148, Bureau of Chemistry. A cup of coffee contains over 2 1-2 grains of Caffeine; enough in two cups to kill a rabbit. Of course this joke was on the rabbits. A goodly number of humorous Americans play the same joke on themselves and keep it up until some fixed form of disease sets in, as a result of the daily dose of Caffeine, in quantity enough to kill a rabbity but only enough to Cripple a Man Not at one blow, but by little blows repeated daily. Of course some systems are strong enough to stand all kinds of abuse, but when a man or woman observes a growing nervousness, or heart trouble, stomach, bowel or eye disturbances, it is time to quit the daily dose of coffee and see if Nature will begin to heal. It is easy to shift from coffee to Postum. The food beverage has the deep, seal-brown color which turns to a golden-brown when cream is added. The flavor has the crisp tang so winning to the palate and the cup is made instanter by one struck spoonful of the powder. Instant Postum stirred in a cup of hot water, and there you arc. The change from coffee to Postum works wonders. Grocers sell Instant Postum 100-cup tins at 50c. 50-cup tins at 30c. If your grocer doesn't have Instant Postum send his name with 2c stamp for postage and we will send you a 5-cup sample free. it There's a Reason" for Postum Made by Postum Cereal Co.. Ltd., Pure Food Factories, Battle Creek, Mich. HL. . 100 STORE fe-f HOUSE FURNISHING SALE 6th Ave. & 18th rem am f sH awM St. jflfctft SPECIAL FRIDAY PRESERVING KETTLES with renvoi sides, itr U liali'lle. The ssme lie: pe,-nl for mir. A Hill MI-fett lAI. AT Mr HOW OM r..r on h BUTCHER KNIVES feT Flrmt n'ulitT firm I, wr.' Full 10 Ut .-. . r- Itvls rith mn'd At 1 1 I m'llr T!ir inie item wM elwwhr n for B6i A MO WeWCtXh AT MrCROHY'H TO-MOR- 1 r il1 rt I rs W nt Tarioiu tnle. Arm. run a tint wir, rrtin their krrrrira IN flouhlr ) ol li'ie I .ill f if,, v In) ilrl aVa auTS riN'tt. - I ' " 1 I H",.t i.M.jarht finvHlicn for mn thnn 60r. Mri RORV'M TRICK lH lO-MltRim OM.V Mtmte-I qusntlU "rne unl-l to desJers. 10 Special Values Always On Sale TABLE SAMA.SK i , 'in!. II Ins, wl'le. extra heavy nnallty. In irre:U v.irlely of pretty patterns; name quality aiil.l elsewhere at from I0! to nne a yard; MoOrory'a pries, in,, half yara lvv- KAPK1N8 20 Ins.. hsmmsd or plain, bleached, mercerised in uasnrted damask deslims; value Its ti ia. saeh luc KAPIIN8 HsflUnsd, mereerl7el cot ton. Its.ll Ins.. aaeorted pat- Cn terns; elsewhere I00 each . , NAPKI1T8 -.nxL'l Ins., heavy entton. jscquara deslfns: splendid e value; ssoh DAMASK SOIXOXa i:12. .Inerpmnl pattern with WldS rel border, mrstsd) Milne h . McOrory's C Woo, 8 for ac TOWBLI lluek or hlnaj.hesl Turk ish; line uallty; hlK TalUeii C. each iK- TOWlLiro I.lnen or linen vrnsrti; vilitB lite to 29e; McCrory'i-in TOWELINO I in-- aoft fin- half vanl -lile; tilne mid 1A re.1 cheeks, '21r value; per yara '"v TOWSXtS -Hand, hu.-k or Turkish; 17x36 Ins.; excellent quality, actual 29c values; at MoOrory'a, 1 nr, each 1UC price, yard HA( KENSACK D 1 V Alallair I Prospect Ave. & 180th St. ! " asbiiry park Do Alii V' 3d Avc- 150th st- At All the 200 James Butler Inc. Stores aa m in i an Double t.?C stamps FREE a a s SJ M ew - fM wun n.veryining V On Fridav xi aaei as, aataa Flour Sale Pride of St. Louis Wo an sollintr immense quantities of this superla tive XXXX Flour, and it is giving great satisfaction. Barrel $e.45 aa Gold Medal S4V.-lb.Bag c Bbi., 5 .95 I ID. I Bo. 75' 7-lb. Bsel8Hlb.Bag 20CI10C Becker's BbL, VayaTmC ib.. 'af rt Bag. " v Blue Ribbon Baking Powder From pure grape ub. QfifCJ M4b. 1 Qc; -ib. AC cream of tartar can' Cf can. J. O m V Potatoes Sound, white, fLfk lb. $ .50 lb. best selected, Ivv bag, m O baft, 10' ESe selected, sweet and sound, dozen 25 Long Island Turnips 4 5 Preoared Buckwheat. 3-lb. pkae. 13c Aunt N anna's Pancake Flour ,Pk ft 1 0 Blue Ribbon Syrup, by the can. . Blue Ribbon Jams, large glass Jar. . 15c Liberty Jams, all flavors, large glass jar 10' Madison Pickles, all kinds; Mason jar 10 Peerless Catsup, bottle. . 15 and 10C Peerless Sauce, bottle 15C and 10 Grape FrUit. the new Floridas, each, 5 App!l6S. Fancy Oregon Jonathans, doz. 20 Large Porto Rico Oranges, dOZ. 20c Seeded Raisins. 10 SmvrnaFigs, &.Z: DatteSyJack Horner Brand, very nourishing, package 10 Cranberries,! i st caPe cod, ib 10c Popular Prices At Nineteen James Butler me. mam ill.W:l.l'J Markets See Addresses Below V Smoked Tongues Tenilor, choirc, delicious; fresh owed, out t, H. 17 Roasting Chicken YoUOg Mad Tender, lb. 20c Fine Soup Chicken 14c Fancy Loin of Roast Pork n. 16C Fancy Pork Chops, v. ry choice ... ib is Flank Steaks, Eiceptkmjvaiu n. 13c Porterhouse and Sirloin Steaks u. 20c FrankfUrterS, Zimmerman's finest lb. I5C Home Made Sausage Meat n. I5c Fresh Country Sausages 16 Loin Mutton Chops, Fancy. 2 n.s 25c Shoulder of Mutton, fr stewing ib. 7c LegS Of UmDf Yung and tender lb. 17C Forequarters Young Lamb n, lie Legs of Canada Mutton ib. lit Forequarters Canada Mutton, n. 8c Prime Loin Lamb Chops n 20 Sauerkraut, Finest fancy white lb. Markets in Manhattan and Bronx 173 Amsterdam Ave., cor. CKth St. Phone Columbus 83!7. 1371 St. Nicholas Ave., near 178th St. Phone Audubon 1701. 999 Westchester Ave., cor. l5th and Fox Streets, opposite Simpson St. Subwav Station. Phone Melrose 2281. 8730 vhItePlainsRoad,cor.217th St. Phone WmsbridgeS8 65 Westchester Square. Phone Westchester 558. 693 Fremont Ave., cor. Crotuna Ave. Phone Tremont 819. Brooklyn Markets 80 Third Ave., cor. Dean St. Phone Main 360. 131&KlngsHlghiiray.cor.Eusll4thSt. Phone Midwood722 820 FlathUSh Ave., cor. Caton Ave. Phone Flatbush 472. 6.4ConeyIsIandAve., cor. Beverly Rd. I hone Flatbush 1059. 8705 Eighteenth Av.. cor. Benson Av. Phone Bath Beach00S. Suburban Markets I onkers 404 South Broadway, cor. Lawrence. Phone 4120. I mount vernon 80 Alt. Vernon Ave. I'hone 1C70. West New Uligllton. S. I. 1 1 li Castleton Ave., Phone 1239. Hempstead. L. I. Cor. Main and Fulton. Phone 222. Glen Cove, L. I. School St. Phone 401. Huntington, L. I. Cor. Main St. and N. Y. Ave. PhoneS76. Port Washington ,1. .1.- r Flower Hill & I rma Av. Phone207. Freeport, L. I. Cor. Main St. and Merrick Rd. Phone 802 At All James Butler inc. Licensed Stores Uneeda Biscuit, Uneeda Lunch . . . Zu Zu Snaps, Graham Crackers . . rK8e Best Creamery Butter, it 33c Belle Brook Butter, print oniy,eaCh 35c BUtterlne, best quality; in prints, each . 25C Teas looiTfffo.rw 30.mps.w,:h35e IK w Statu pa with OjCc 1 lb. for 15 Stamps Coffees 30i.?ot,"npi.w.u,,38 20f.?anip,''uh30c FREE r.lb Ideal Blend 25c Parlor Brooms iuttti-3icicutto,eeb. is rHaTawawawaawa L'-l ' I J M .1 -T J "I J t.ll.l-a W.H-l.a 1 Port and Sherry Calif ornls wlnn from selected vintages-rich sad stieagtbtBinf toaioi iil ti' baUilort, Guaranttad Absolutely Pure, Gallon I Half Oalloa 75c 1 38 Irish Whiskey, J( $1.00 Kingussie Scotch Whiskey, bot 85c Old Monogram Rye, bottle 75c Gordon Dry Gin, Best imported, bot. 85c Princeton Dry Gin, E.eAraeri T: 69c Imperial Rye, Haif-gaijug, 95c, bot. 45c Medicinal Malt Whiskey, i G9c The World's Two Best Imported Brews. Guinness's Stout Bass Ale Direct importations enable us to sell at $ .45 I)zen $ m thebe extraordinarily low prices. Doz. bots. & Splits, m Allowance tor Returned Empties We pay 15 cents a dozen for the return of empty bottles, and 10 cents a dozen for em pty splits. Our motor trucks and wagona DLLIV EII FULL and will call for tne empties on request. It makes little difference what you need World Want will go get it Photogravure of Pres't-Elect Wilson AND FAMILY FREE FOR THE COUPON WITH NEXT Sunday's World