The evening world. Newspaper, October 24, 1905, Page 6

PRE ORERT rrONE eter HE DOES NOT KNOW ODELL 1s No Puppet, Candidate De-: clares, and Counts on Inde- pendent Vote to Eleot Him. The reporters who visit the heedquar- ters of William M, Iving every day are loa in admiration over the wardrobe | of the Republican candidate for Masor. | ‘Te-day he wore a gray tweed ule with | a lang cutaway coat, a plantation brown fancy waircgai, lemon-oslored spats and patent leather shoes, When he got} Inko his private office he exchanged bis bat fora close-fiteing wicull cap. Wire away,” he remarked, as the re~ porters entered. Aro you Odell’s puppet?” asked one. | I was not born of a race of pu ets H eomwered the caniidate “I me, Ode. f once, twelve years aga, in a creditors Yereeerren remem + Nes centre — IVINS INSISTS --SPETE, ENGLISH CHAMPION, NOW-AMERICAN SMALL BLAZE ma ‘DRED: TUF URS Hi VENING, 3, OCTOBER: 24, 1908: added t) the alarm of the patients and cccupants of the alnshotwe nearby, Boing of highly Indammable material, the burning building was totally doa- troyed. ‘Tho nurses and ordertien dashod Niner ind thither a an offort to qniet terrified pation’, who were jump- CAUSES PANIC ter Wids aeland wid a itanes Word quickly pattents habbled out Att of bed and trying to get out | ity se who were unable to walk crawied | along the floors and sought to leave | Blackwell’s Island Patients Ter= {:\ | ified at Fire Which Destroys | 1 an Adjoining Building, H he amail pital, but return to man had as valued at Almost a o WAS cauRed among oe BRE eae OY erat ix year ‘To men with low insteps la d, lust night ‘ by Police u ps | Plaskwoll’s Tund, last night by the | 34 oy Polleeman | a actiaary shoes, thet ry of “I A ommall one-story builds | # nard sitet. and! pained feet are apt to ‘be the Street Hospital, | about one hundred and titty yards |} taid he was. eutert ) tie voaphial had evighe fre, and | uot tmarysiie poltortig "ana “that he Most important feature of » arrival of Engine Company No, 49! canition wis 4 | the landscape, | The “Two-shoe Shos,” whose toe-space is of a sire | largerthanthe upper usually) carries, fits so snugly over. the instep that the toes are, |not crowded down into their, unusually roomy berth, Specials for Wednesday and ier, Our $3 and $4 Derbies, while belonging to different classes, are congenial stores mates with many points in common Both are of quality un« ‘usual at their price, Both come in a variety of shapes not often found, Both are sold with our guarantee—we might almost j proceeding. If I should : i | an groped alleen geo oedboiigg WOMEN'S LONG KIMONOS, in German flannel, wash silk border Soft viei kid with moder- say plea that we be given a p wtreet to-day it wou! 208 trimmed, bewuti ul floral designs, value $2.50, for ately heavy walking sole, (chance to make right any- photographs printed in the public , . y y § Fy ue WOMEN'S E.D ROOWN AND GERMAN FLANNEL SACQUES, edited all $s. thing that goes wrong, ; with silk embroidery, with girdle and sik ribbons, " ; if Lowel wblican onpantantion oon. ‘ares sae) 4 Morr cancels fund?” went CUPS bashcstancannts ESOSRES EXON AREANAN REIS) AGED 89¢ |Rocrrs, Pert & Company, Rocers, Pent & Company, Fee inom,” reptied Br, Ivins, Art Embroidery Speciais. Three’ Broadway Stores, Three Broadway Stores i far an 1 go nucle ‘ese a a CLUNY LACE CENTREPIECE: sizes 16 and 18 Ine! 258 $42 1260 238 $42 1260 hi Leper oni caro and avtivity in values $1.99 2nd $2.98, fur, ,,,++>» soeae 1.19 @ 1.98 at at at | opposite near opposite —_ re re campaign, 1 have ALSO CLUNY LACE DOYLIES, sizes 6, 12 inches, Warren st 13th st. g2dst City Hall Union Square, Greeley Square, offered conttributtiona, but have ValUGS 490, $C, 95C, LOK seveeee teeseseemecoee 25, 29, 690 them, I Intend Sones | ¢ IRISH POINT SHAMS AND SCARFS, vale 69¢, fOr... ...c¢eeveeeereee 490 absolute ernog ee ig mags | *p, te ri Onr “LA SESA’ Shoes combine comiort, fit and wear, = oar of tha usual organizailon ¢x- we None Be vi terse eee uneeneenes vena severe 3,00 We annnounce our Tey exw doing better wrk | Champion bm, io Ove tH Wom OB, FALL SALE of thd ae een english ‘or men, women oni ctidecmat.” 1,00, 1,26, 1.60 ® 1,75 largest “collection — of Ree alk be oe nue ay.| DOGO WEST 12514 ST., 7TH @ 8TH AVES. but FULLY Ao te SS capvort wt tha case of Br eel ar WM | GUAR ANTEED voters, Ho was asked If, in the “Vander Weyde | KRANICH & BACH) ‘of this election, he would {hold lim $ instr s ever ofd peaponalble for the administration ry F Jebrities is the nest specimen of a fere t history an ‘the Police Department and replied Famous Bulldoa Bought by New to ters “Pate |e of the famous “Dia at astonishing pr Jog he would, York Photographer to Be , vind Hats | | J take wocand place to no man in my shibited Hare “4 json ally giandelig Knowledge of the Police Department,” | xhibi re, ‘ i re a nes os oa | ee Se The Corsa of Tesdey. bi of i i 1872 In 1681 1 f i . Recognized and welcomed as the corre against the Police Board a t sel hn and ir te foundation for the s new street-cleaning 1 ay balay al Hon, Who: tumes y ving the exact floulty with (he Polle vedic aaa t nae . firt ‘ ‘ els, it is exquisitely me 5 not with the nunk and ts ye : . ANE NG GriRy thes i HA , ’ iis requisites of grace. ¢ witn| 828 oF Ite now 0% Ww. M. \ ' i i : : - The New Fall Models | WEQS WIFE'S SISTER, a now ob exhtbion af all thé leading stores se oe $ we are the Shapeliest and most graceful Corsets . a Wealthy B.C, Catherwood Mar- as yet made, and their shapeliness is of a char u * ries Second Member of Pamily | acter that hrough constant wear, Please write for catalogue, or, better still | The ¥ tte { mage i: a M lety of styles call and seo for yonrsel’s | | WILKES BAL i ‘ { sizes that matter what your figur To Stand by Mayor Weaver, | videos r wil Rt | {sa J. B. Corset that will fit it exactly and KRANICH & BACH, | 4—The Meth+| y cain me ( f M Nee comfortably. Prices from $1 up. 5E 2308 ; York t i ' DA 7S 33°45 Ecst tay Sew Yor! | suncay wonto WANTS vv wees soot wo | JOSEPH BECKER & CO, Manufacturers, N : ® ‘ WORK MONDAY. WONDERS. ' Ley eel | JO CKEL & (0., NY Harem Warerooms x.” Ye, * 10 W125. Sty Nickel ee Stove, 99th i F A R ass Quaint Mahogany Heb? RET % RIMARILY , Charrs, $29,50 the stove is The Wa Store is rom The Chatham Square Stores are close i to give the 24 Ave. “L" station : to the “L” station of the 24 and 3d Ave, HE char. warmth, The iA J lines and are near the entrance to Brooklyn acter of wae OX Bridge. Customers have only a few blocks a home BOVE TABS: GOFS cus t. Ter to go from the Worth St. or City Hall Sub- is often judg- this, consuming Ler ‘ ‘ way stations, Many surface cars pass the ed by the a minimum 1 line doors. Passengers by the 6th and 9th Ave. amount of fuei, : ¢ also “L's” transfer at the Battery to 2d and 3d ' Ave. without extra charge, is the stove that 425th St wins favor ttl This stov proper angle, hy onstruicted H: Cy Nah aed construc , height and is cm Pe lOre ; orner S ree rel ese in tS col i ure the chairs ‘<A e z home character of the sturdiest sort, : lowntown Store; Park fee Near Chaat Quare = Brat a OT OlOre far ? r Chairs of every style, in all the colors of all kinds in nickel and other finishes, Weathered Oak Sideboard, $62.50 HE refinement of a dir Stoves and rang f-reom |s due to the sid d to the harmony of the v giving cheer thrée times a day to tho assemble aroun 10x40 above, and upon ¢ bull's-eyes, giv Dainty Toilet Table Res a tes zarst St. & 3d Ave, 2226 to 2234 3d Ave. | Downto1 Making Vo es in the Old Divi. —Elections as They toad to Be ‘= ode Carpets dis Rugs | nh: Chatham Square 193 to 205 Fark Row HIS gu bull's eyes, New York were not the orderly events of the present time, ke up ina figlit, and the day of the election was likely to be a day of violence and bloodshed, ed to keep in a corne! very strong tables and chairs to be loaned, without charge, rt of their warehouse some ind more durable goods, but with the growth of the,city the loaning custom has died out. you want to furnish a room, flat or house and pay about as you please, 1 gootl goods a pricer and to give credit besides, because the manufacturers of the South and West firm to take carload lot of furniture at the lowest rates of freight and for spot cash less the trade without extra charg, or a discount of TEN PER CENT, for cash, to long crevi Solid Mahogany Trousseau Cabinet, $49 | . OVERS of maho , ent L find many » to Everything for House- | | heeping | $7.98 TYPE of dresser that is a true ATTEMPT an enumeration of | Te, he a difficult task and require more space) | for little money, ah i hay than this whole advertisement consumes, | polished. The four drawers provide AS SELARG SUS fi The thousand and one things required in! dance of room for the user, the two top draw- i | ! with ihe modern home may be had in these! ers being swell front Stores al uniformly fair prices. | quartered oak, Sanitary Bedding, MADE, LINED 2 aver’ ade in ID FREE O Ea Mh Every mattress and pillow is made handles and knobs, ; the perthwait factory and is guaran. ‘ ‘ ‘ furnished that increases the wear very ge vient on teed in every respect both as to quality and Also a great variety of dressers to suit hand; well made and satis- \ wh OM bh vo Tere ; P jn factory for ordinary use price. everybody's purse and taste, Everything for Housekeeping--- Cash or Liberal Credit and sid ground crystal, made strikingly effective by It is made of quarter-sax glistens in a lustrous hand-pe ish, The simplicity of detail and purity of design are beautifully expressed, Many varieties of china cl Nl the china and glass needed to fill them, Substantial Oak Dresser, | | fa fr arc SKA d of the craftsmanship of the cabinetmak- % a er who has endeavored to give @ large value Cat iw Ne arnt ee Solid oak, carefully joined, well finjs shed and and prettily marked i Shaped bevelled mirror, 18x30 inches; brass cf the rainbow if you like, Weathered Oak China Cioset, $27 ‘int china closet, with its glass fron es, its ornamented top of leaded is an extremely attractive piece for the dining-room. vhite oak, which sets In stock—also exponent an abune Cowperthwait © Sons