The evening world. Newspaper, October 13, 1904, Page 11

3 PRESS = ISS FLA | —_-— Presidential Candidate Calls Several months ago Joe and Bertha) Unexpeotedly at Demooratio| started trom she old country tomether,| jock in the Democratic City egning to come tore ng get_married. nan becn broken and ex-Assem! Nat Headquarters Here | that ia Luntcn toa borrowed 1100" ot ner L, P. Morgan has teen nominat “and Surprises Politicians, and disappeared, She came over slone| Mayor by the anti-organization fo aeons — “ESCORTED TO ROOM OF AUGUST BELMONT, Then Olercpearcd, Bie ve iy nw Bertha Pendrig, a pretty girl of '*.% him Seared seventeen, who arrived cscently in this| wane ‘venue ‘Cou country, was walking Along Siegel) elily decided s) i no, rig street, Williamsburg, last night with ae her aunt when she eudéenly came face | 2"4 was Leken ie 4 nospital. to face with Joseph Boberg, eighteen | a ee Makes Tour of Inspection, and “Employees of Various Bu- teaus Become Busy as Bees When They Recognize Judge. SPECIAL SALE TO-MORROW OF Untrimmed Hats Newest shapes and most desirable colorings Mohalr Felts, 95c Fur Felts, $1.45 Beavers, $2.25 And a large assortment of Ostrich Plumes and Tips, Marabout, Paradise, Fancy Feathers, Flowers and Ornaments. There was real excitement sround | Democrat National Headquarters, at | Thirty-fourth street and Fifth avenue, wan’ juried, "Without ‘annouscomens| | BLACK OR WHITE PLUMES, $2.95, 4.95 seed tauermen tnd. goittcene | | BLACK, WHITE OR SHADED PLUMES, $3.75 making his initial visit, The Judge took a walk from the Hotel Beville after breakfast, strolling wp Madison avenue to Thirty-fourth strect and across to Fifth avenue, He Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes In a large assortment of styles, made on ey shaped lasts, insuring perfect development of the foot. Strong and Sturdy Boots for School and Outdoor, Also High-grade Shoes for dress occasion, TO-MORROW AND SATURDAY Boys’ Calf Lace Shoes, Full Round Toes, Welted Soles, sizes 9 (0.1334, spring yeels, $1.65 sizes 1 to 534 heels, $2.00 ~ gaw tho sign outside the rooms of the | National Committee and made up his) mind to call. Riding up the elevator to the third floor he stepped off into the ante-room of the rooms of the National Commit. tee. Col. John 1. Martin, the sergeant. | at-arms, was the @rst to récogniae the candidate, Tt takes a whole lot to fluster Col. John I, Martin, but he was cer- tainiy flustered for a second when ho #aw the tall form of Judge Parker ap- proaching. Then he leaped up, macte| the proper salutation and escorted they emesis to the room of August Bel- IMPORTANT SALE TO-MORROW, OF Best Quality Wilton Rugs 4 he 1 Bireange chal Mr. Reet | Poa soll .é airman Tag: on a tour of in- mot oe, we ous bureaus, Hori | ares the J was in the buildin 9 x 12 Oriental Designs $2 0 dead “anand and the ie Maly | Regular price $35.00 75 busy. pio eR hum ‘wie activity ap- 7 Midlcr locking ‘ihe machinery over Rug Department, Third Floor, Parker walked back to the] jd ow amazed his private secre- nal’ la by telling iia vielt appare| iin, be bad boos \ bad been one of —— Im pulse. BAILEY JOINS DAVIS ON TOUR, | UNDERWOOD, W. Va. Oct. 13-| From Fairmont to Wheeling is the} battie-ground to-day of Henry G.| X Davia. Democratic Vioe-Presidential candidate, and his corps of campaign- @s. Benator Bailey, of Texas, has} seo ed party and {fs to continue as ‘ speakers for two days wnt | iy Sivas at Ferterepure. He will ake the party again later, after | ling sev feveral ‘other speakin ats, Perlis ine ae ageiote ‘nak « oe Denial and at ee no baie wi Shere Cy gavel ie West Twenty-third Street R. H, Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices, B’way at 6th Av. 3th to 35th St. October finds us in the midst of an Autumn busi- ness that is by far the greatest the House of Macy ever knew, It is YOUR method of approving Macy methods your way of remembering that this is the largest retail store under one roof in the world, that it is now showing the LARGEST STOCKS IN ITS HISTORY, and that its STRICTLY CASH SYS. TEM IS F GUARANTEE OF MATCHLESS ECONOM A day's acvelies of business here, because of bad weather, means the offering of extra inducements. to clear away the assortments that are piling up. We are working under extra pressure—receiving large shipments daily—and when the machine slows up even for a day we must resort to extra Hf forts to sell the goods ‘and relieve the pressure. To give details of these special values in our news- paper advertising would require pages, so we strive reves seven miles ro Mes 0 ees eot~ | re ofan Ly iy, | ‘afternoon. The wil te there for the nigh P| ee ern MRS, BELL AGAIN WINS. ot a vinara Bxeewtors | Annette Complaint Dented. ; (Special to The Evening World) { WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., Oct. n—-| “Motion denied with #0 costs, As 1| { geag the complaint the ¢laim Is not) on the gift with the delivery, but on the | trust created by the decedent, as this * Ge the interpretation giver to It by the Plaintiff. In this motion defendant has no longer any reason to question what the words mean.” * Under this decision of Supreme Court | pimand Dickey filed in the Westchester Plaina, 's office, at White wes Se ey tare, belo4, Qermeny || to cover them with this one general announcement, 4 Seeotore ot the itenry. “vilara “ten |) Apart from that you must remember that many of Baa, ‘Suen ohe taco and fe | our best values are NOT mentioned in our news Saas ti nines scutes rhe eancators | paper advertising, These are usually assortments gought to compei Mrs. Bell to make her || large enough for only one day’s selling, or a few 00 trust fund she claims her ther set aside for her. It ia expected | the 6 action will be tried here during the December term of the Supreme | hours’ selling. We invite mail orders, and to ad- veriise limited quantities is to disappoint mail-order atrons, whose orders reach us after the limited lots ~ ave been taken away by patrons who visit the Store. In every instance these limited quantities are lacarded with our regular “Not Advertised” cards, Pook for them. WORK For | ims} You MONEY YO U YOU Your MONEY Know How Much You Spend— BSS And for What You Spend It. “25a It is not so much what you MAKE as what you SAVE, The De- positors’ Account Department gives you every economy of our Cash system and our panna low prices, and an additional 4% interest, compounded every three months, on unexpended bal- ances. At the same time you enjoy every convenience of a credit system, without being taxed excessively to support it and to make up its bad debts. You can deposit as much or as little as you please, and you can withdraw your money at a moment's Totice, We urge you to give it a trial—make one test of the ad. vantages that have appealed to thousands. Sale of "All Silk Umbrellas. } For Women; 26-inch, handles of pearl, ivory, gun-metal and natural wood, silver trimmed, For Men; 28-inch, handles of horn,! ivory and natural wood, sil-| ver trimmed, $2.95, value $4.00 to $5.00, ‘Lord& Taylor, Broadway and Twontleth Street, Fifth Avenue, Nineteenth Street. Sale Ten Million Boxes a Year. oe, ALL SEVERE ASS BOWED 1 mounts “J the Mane "Ma intra te falnied years old, of No, 1 McKibbin street, | DEMOCRATS BREAK DEADLOCK. | LOCKPORT, N, ¥., Oct. 1.—The dead ‘Stern Brothers | pie: zs, full border decorations; smal rosebud lowers; good value for $17.50 os gi ton Great Saleot of Men’ sWool Underwear The Entire Over-Production of One of Amsterdam's est Mills, Being Sold at Practically Half-Price 60c. for Si ‘and 41,25 Shirts and Drawers; 89c for 150 Kinds. That the entire overstock of the Woolet Knitting Company, of Amsterdam, is ALL HERE and to be sold at practically HALF PRICES merely illustrates what a big concer is sometimes forced to do—sell its WORTHY MERCHANDISE away BELOW the ACTUAL COST to make it, in order to get out of the wa: “fi This entire shipment has been unpacked, tleketed, and will be sold to-morrow. Divided Into two price lots, Several concerns In New York and. Brookiyn own duplicates of this stock—dell ie everal concerns in New Yor! own duplicates of this stock—delivered to tham within a fi night—at from $9.50 to $15 the dozen, which is actual wholesale cost. We shall sell it ecuarer for quantity is practically unlimited, we shall cheerfully supply LESS THAN THEY BOUGHT IT id ty jobbers and dealers throughout the count: All the *9.50 to 12,50 Grades All the 15 to 16 Grades At 66. At 80c, USUAL RETAIL PRICES $1 AND $1.25. USUAL RETAIL- *PRICES, $1.50, This lot contains the very best of all-wool Cashmere, In The mill's very best grades of merino and fens ue shades of blue, dark tan, rose pink; heavy Winter weight; pearl buttons; ribbed tailed; overlocked seams; suspender wool, re Mh 1 eee feist, Shirts wt eit ood bands; reinforced Seams; foudle geseets, taped; reinforced double igussets; thoroughly finished. Shirts and Drawers. ALL SIZES FROM 30 TO 46. ALL §) IM 30 TO 46, Manufacturers’ Samples Black Sateen Petticoats Photo Coloring. At's4 Price. On Saturday Salen five hundred of these Petti- |] sles ou Paste tery Coats, to be sold at less than half ||| jaetwent iui, Floor, tat st price to-morrow, They are manus facturers’ jot we've been accumulating until we could get enough for a single day's selling, At 79c., Wor $150 | sm as Seay Sa" ‘ of At 98c., wath sion He ate, ape ogra) My complete inatruetion with At $1.25, wor es There are 30 many styles we cannot attempt to describe them; bas J ry without fear or favor tty are positively the GREATEST’ COLLECTION E OFFERED IN NEW YORK at the prices. Really, they ought not to last ui noon, Main Ploop—Siey Gtreet. You'll Marvel at the. Style of Our $5.00 Hats. And that’s exactly what we want you to do; exactly why we give so much time and thought to the making of them. Five Dollars is a popular price—and we meet it fairly and squarely—with the biggest value in all New York. Another hundred, spic-span new pn “4 in pe pe ih : from our workrooms, will march to the counters to-morrow, Other Trimmed Hate at $7.80, $10 and Me Jah lm on oh pots at henry one. One of the popular noveltie: am Wace Feather ipa Kgl neque in rt pay ad them Ye; and they skip out ina ee Oe shipment of them for en Saturday—the eu we en had; 80 every one can $395. an and $4.95 Each. ‘Sale of Pillow Ribbons, 19, No, you cannot buy Pillow Ribbons every day at this price; but you may do so to-morrow, and we've a plenty to supply all demands, Shaded satin and novelty canvas Pillow Ribbons, 3% Inches wide, | all the new and staple shades, Cardinal, Violet, Orange, Light Blue, Tur- se, Orange. Friday's Sale of Sheet Music D, none to dealers end pleos to a customer DF eaters on rach piece quolse, Pink, Gobelin, Reseda, Olive, imerald, Old 0%, There are also combinations of black and cardinal, green and cardinal, ap A 'y Oe of sanh Y mall, venie black and violet, black and olive. Sold regularly at 25c, mh All Abowed ,tor| In Swe row 19, ? rae ae ti, Keane's Cl “3 March Kemeny Bra tne Women’s Silk Stock Collars ied | oes *Bashtul Beter| Co aa At 25c., Worth 50c, Hf ve, My tale on ileon, That's A sale to-morrow without precedent—here or anywhere, We by M4) ‘9 Feroweli, eight thousand of these Embroidered Silk Stock Collars to sell a es ein Line Moonenine, exactly half their worth. They are all new, fresh goods—bought from one of the largest makers in America. Keeping bis machines busy through hie * moe a Be wg price Nags a ey are all-si a, handsomely embroidered, with T; collection of color combinations, such as brown on white, Fel tie ie oft, Bay, i “hone ant bay Buran. March. sgeaay. New Sows” May. ine When ine Hert is ockatep Lake Teme. doller ‘Sena and me ioe) paeres,, a on white; also all eee white, brown, navy, cardinal, ete, uiee Primrse, By ais your choiet, I value, ‘soe. Boe, Lattle Gti, pols Prim ore. | mbroidered rookie, Collars, with rib! h wt } taffeta and chiffon Stock Collars; all petals el red ia bie! 10c an ms Bret oe fe: page sev sWan't "You! beds ; Lat "Me Know, on TU Tit an | Sale of baits et mane thus ? we can recommend {| Coal. Gas & Oil Heating Stoves | | In the Basement Every year we figure to save you a whole lot of money on these cold-weather comforts. This year the economy is greater than ever— and the assortment is larger. A superb stock — sith Prices that no With Nickel Foot Rails and Nickel'ed Ring. Frat te ¢ device ” ah Yoh and’ avertont ry great wocial Special Cylinder Coal | SARDINES Best RY GOODS CO. "Carts made to sell at $15 i ligh Grade ee at Low Prices} 11 Tew — Her: oiher store can meet: Bit t) + Premtum Switt's Wan "erp nines “Pearl” Phone “pas zai |W, poe OMe] | EB, tet ll re ings set Fa) delirtas 00S: PA “ iva {ia Pie Tel Te Coal Heating Stoves, gg hate aE pon “hin every wi my 'e- —=—_ morrow ous Best quality Oo a ae “ Chovwe ether niet jog Btate sed NS especial st 908 Hiaets tor... So No. H—Speetal a: | g ’ fie {eaeedal a 1838 ‘ans € PDAM onmese x fe y - y ol avart My on coprayw. — 1 1 large, fa fouls tac’ eat oe fome MKN 54. aida hare for ‘ saead? me | . (Condy Store—Rear, Main Vicon) dA re Sale To-Morrow of Priestley’s * $1.50 Cravenette Suitings at 69c venette Suitings and suitings that have been Most any fabric @ PRIESTLEY Of’ can be crave- Cc. a, 6 ee and the knowledge of whit materialay lutely best» lies with Priestley alone, These \ Priestley Suitings we shall sell to-morrow at 69cJthe wool Suitings in Oxford, Gray and Black; suitable for walking 2k Coat Suits, Outer Garments and the like, They are 56 inches every thread wool—and the Priestley Rainproof guaranteelis s There is a whole lot of difference between the es vious to velar but the discovery of #! instead of $1.50, They are not Tiseta Coverts, but on every yard, In black and com- plete range of fash- lonable — Tee canvas Etamines, ranteed all wool, gre blue and bisees 45 inches 3c Yard for $4: To-Morrow/ gi} That Are Worth 79 Cents. ™*™"7-~?) Four lots~all Fagan little just for the-oned fling. Also three in black Siksoat Sitks—at prices which save; width, 44 inches» wider’ ye All perfect si 45 inches wi waists. eft, ca walking iy nd separate wl in mye bay 2 RED MILECPACE VELVETS—Pure silk face; righ, close p cont of colors, ineluding browns, reds and navies. Black Silks. 6c Yd ‘ome orton state black Peau de Sole; soft, rich, stows SQ Sek ot ft! O¢ Sevhe Geareatnnes (SF ‘es sal we idth, maker's guarantee) an every, wear and service, Women's Shoes Underpriced, | $1.39 for $2.50 Kinds a $i. Se ee Rede ta ial a on which the saving is considerable—to-morrow and Saturday, Values we are sure cannot be duplicated in any store ba in New York, JQ) the par for reqylar $2.50 Fal tye tn button and lace Ae ge with exten- sion soles and Cuban heels, New and stylish, $195 siol8" dt i etnion tol to a aod military heels; straight tips” ‘Widths from A ty $2.25 ft, Bonen ing Ms ponte ke tight Sale of Go-Carts at 7 To-morrow we have upward of two hundred Pa one of the best makers in America—~to sefl at an Prices. They have every modern dey’ to go-: dure. Here are the details: ; LotNo, te Carts made to sell at $8.50 5 Carts made to sell at $10: 9 Carts made to sell at 5 inelna $12.50,.,. Lot No.2: , Carts made to sell at $14 All at »85 Carts made to sell at $16 Lot No. 31 Carts made to sell at $17 Carts Made to sell at $18 Carts made to sall at $20, Lot No. 4 at Carts made to val at $22 I 85 Carts made to sell at $24 , Carts made to sell t $25) Waray, ‘ 1, 92 | swiss cner, Boxy tmported. Ip beet | $1.00: Pd 0. 18 | . mantic in pure oll, Ms APE | gtnere no Mow. 4 ROAST CHICKEN ¥| i 4fe on te A geen ‘ rer i TAREE aa eee lymouth Rock) SaRD) NEA — e SS eee brand’ 31h. cam, 80.) Cael ig sried tn bars and’ éSetrday, ‘t soles or SS ey rine bor jewels 2 lb. can oye tl, iam, Wh ker |i cheisicnt’ [for this oale 6 Ime] SPO?! SRB serersts os ‘425 sae Shite aise = ibs poisnaners rs Be are 4 ABLE RA 08 | pen pattern yyy Extra large! ALO oN =| Aretle Brant | PLE kity rasa ares ‘ ote Tuaters tb, Bo, TEA — Bunga joo | Par! 9 te * on Rieke. eb sat as t RS etabe.” ham nd 10 .- “i | Prand pure ¢ Ceylon; | ly pure; % 1 ot! NEW axep a wore | 12-tned cytt reso Gas lg the time and blended te) AN kth ue | ne cyt mee, Peel» ao us Stove Tabi ing. fer “yaa Har: ae ROAST MI Warree.| \EF er the erie Fienrety ; cage, Potter & Wrigh'ine- ey Tea Co; sold NEW LATER rics Tha includes aeiting up Or) pieces of 10-ft. lengths for y. tre wah h of as £m ean, org. =>! - n Brahe cer | a cet pe a, oe EY Sye am SO Os) Sek AME, S| pee gt i i ese