The evening world. Newspaper, October 24, 1906, Page 7

MN er LEAGUE FIGHTS TO KEEP GRADY l | to Natne Candidates. !WIGWAM ON OTHER SID |, About the “‘Gilsey House i Crowd.” . the 'reveral= them, E, Shober, reas in the, that the Shober filed on Oct. wax pande-_ tons and t our petitio: of Judge—Rosaisky jaok appeared for th the Nominators' lary ticket; Ws.Jones for tha No: the Tammany candida SE. fait a petition had been filed purport- ing to be a League potitio: the Inde Do} themselves and seek $0. nobody not approved by the Committee tof that little {nes Eroup of ment Jarge enough in 1 nama=and—aon- petition, and two groups . from the same political distric! fame—pama_and_emblemt jccida between | wip Mice thet ‘GHincy Touse crowd. “There Sop natn ting petitions for Eald Limberg. "Tom Grady In the Fight. 9 AS A corporation candidate,” Mr, Grady, Senator," ho said. laughed. }) dent body name and (ent “Wil you J sald he would hand tt up, baum, ‘Court og A, In the ¢ ftiwas rul on the In. la A. 8, Gilbert Immediatel vision, « 4 OFTHE TICKET Argue in Court “Caurt tar Right of Incorporated Party “|: } Dan Cohalan Says Something Jodist Episcopal Bishops of When our case eam up," he ett ax been man- laced Justice Wyatt in 6G, Gilbert appeared for Rosalsky, E. ators, R. Burn- any—Hall Melvin M:| Independence League, | } The Boant of Eley had rojected + ell the Borate but has not determined Judge’ Rosalsicy 9 shall Thomas W. Rock waa reflected, Objes tions to, Mr. Grady’s petition were over. Here the sfiver-tongued Grady arose. | fy *T hope," he said. “Mr Limberg does mot say that I went beforo the Board of Elections to Insist that my namo Ko upon the Independence League column of the oficial bavot. I do-not.want to | po "No, indeed,” Mr. EAmbeng said, and | Justice Greenbaum Blandly reassured “Phere are no charges against you, ‘Whoereat the assembled | crowd Mr, Limberg reasserted that the law leerly.Jaaye, tno tight to (any: indepen 6 exclusiva use,of its m. Aly Indate the law?" Justice Dowling znquired;-and Limbers “Hwve they & copyright on the name and emblem? asked Justice Groen- Kommal oriéra wero made in, each casojin ordor tha! they might po ‘taken Dofars the Appellate Division for. ar unfent to-morrow, und thence (9 te prepa ig bios the matter tothe Appel CONDENSED NEWS ‘ AUSTRIA'S NEW Ca MINIS TER. VIENNA, Oct. 2i—Baren Von Achrenth . andor to Tt cession to Cou UNITED STATES WAR VESSELS LEAVE GIBRALTAR FOR HOME. GIBRALTAR, Oct. U—The United States transports Ingalls and Meade have s, The United States refrigerating ship aslied fram ‘this port for Newport N Glacier has also Jeft, pound for New York. ARMY TO TEST NEW FRENCH BALLOON, WASHINGTON, Oct Jo to be the # p few months. corps of the army a new sp ‘ths IN ROCHESTER. sftp. WORLD SESSION OF METHODISTS HOCHBYTHR, N.Y: Oot. U-—Methodist 5 are in tals clty fo-day, attending the frst sens o world in Asbury Chu through the week NEWARK GIRL MARRIED IN LONDON, Oct. 24. , was married In Longton lamowner On Ott xt-—Gen: od A str age, in ree COLUMBE 1 officars, ady | consider Most people know that if they have been-sick-they-need—Scoftt's- “Emulsion to bring back health and strength. But the strongest point about Scott's Emulsion is that you don’t have to be sick to get results from it. It keeps up the athlete’s strength, puts fat on thin people, makes a fretful baby happy, brings color to a pale girl’s cheeks, and prevents coughs, colds and consumption. “Food in concentrated form for sick and well, young and old, rich and poor. cS And it contains no drugs and no xe alcohol. : "ALL PRUCGISTSy a 50c. AND $1.00. Do not miss the ener SS presented to obtain beat-clothing-values: possible —~ i ng values brought to Brill stores by peculiar ‘o-Hungatian Ambas- y portfolio tn suc- many !n- a. co ie balloon, of the convention of thr \teth h. Dhe convention will last adge Clark, dgyghter ofthe Inte William Clark, Za thls afternoon to Colonel, the Hon. oof the best known his condition, | SLI Last Week of October Galea: Don’t Trifle With Inexperience. Look for the Neckless Head. ! (Trade-Mark.) It stands for 36 years SUCCESS, Ss shown hy the above ‘illustra- tion, a depressed nose is built} up by the famous Woodbury Method in a few moments, with no} pain, no- cutting 2 from daily, affair miracle, but as used successfully This is no where, HETHER deformed from birth) ~or-disfigured—by—ae ecident,a humped nose is corrected, as shown in the above illustration, in a few moments. ~One—simple;—paintes: operation, and a nose that ha: perfect forever, TWO BLOCKS ON SIXTH AVE, | ONell-Adams ( G | Adams Dry Goods Co. . O'Neill & ‘Company. ree ‘ADAMS BUILDING—{st Floor O'NEILL BUI DING: 3d Ficar Untrimmed Millinery. $4.50 Hats To-Morrow at $1.95: We will offer to-morrow another ship- qinent of the popular Tailored Plateau Suit Hats pare —milliner_made—of-saft Fel Plates Specials { for Thursday, October 25th. $25 Suits for Women $16.50. A most important offering from our Suit floor—decidedly the most at- tractive Broadcloth Sui mt Sik Netvely isted-and-bent =] Thrban.and Peter Pan effects, quills ard rosette, black, brown, navy, gray and garnet. trimmed -with- They. comein Values up to $4.50 | ADAMS BUILDI NG—$d Floor | Lace Albs and Surplices. Our own importation, which means the right sort at'the right price. —as low as $3.95 and up to $20.00. at $2. 29 4 and u dno detention || ‘fig treatment}]} at this Institute) for many: years, and not’ used. else-}1! Special fo for ie Lot Regular $5.00 Silk S PANAMA AND er RTS, value $7.50, at $5, var $15.00, at-..- $2.98 leet i iF $ Fall _on Seis fo-morrow. omen’s Street Suits loth, poy lined with s braids a dn reds, 1 \-cvajue $25.00; ciat for Thursday. - cf Petticoats at wtlously low price for a silk p posses O'NEILL BUILDING—8d Floor Pitis a_gc nat petticoat, never y when you see “it. hdred-to-efferte- arments, made lass, as you wi = We-have justfivetut . Regular\$5.co, Of a good-prade~taftcte AER oncond | ADAMS BUILDING—2d Floor | Women’s $17.50 : Suits, $10.75 ecial for Thurs- humiliated you for years is made| which we offer sp ay, is made of cheviot or mix- tong strapped seams; Leet Fil trade advantages, a Clothing values that win out on every count of Style, fit, character, tailoring, fabric, &c, Custom-Tailored Garments. Every garment warranted to hold shape, fit, style and color until worn out. Value % more. Custom Tailored All-Wool Suits. Custom Tailored All-Wool Fall eis tom Tailored All-Wool Top Gutoni TaUored Cravenette Rain Coats. ~-Hand-Tallored EES musuat-vatze—t- Every one { new, correct style, smart as highest priced clothes. = Hand Tailored All-Wool Suits. Hand Tailored All-Wool Fall Coats, Hand Tailored All-Wool Top Coats. Hand “Tailored “Cravenette Rain Coats. Journeyman Tailored Garments in every detall—style, fit, tailoring, prics, &c.—these garments equal usual Jored Pure Worsted Sults, ored Silks ined-to-Edge! $ Goeeneymunuralloredl Derby Gryicaver Coats. Journeyman Tailored — Cravenette Rain } Cony : ra br = wcll the Habit. ae UNION: SQUARE,” 278 Broad was bear Chambers, Lith Stu. neste Broadway, 2 Rie yene aley y: |HOLZWASSER & CO Tl re stows: Toone this advertisement un why “ fo (3 elated 2 10” Ade Ctecinzed far fo this week, Stes open ¢ Ever; Byening Until 9 o’Clock, von) exactly/as\ they would appear/t8\ zeus Homer BEDDING, &e. a Wires? ee Orlental Purchased on Our 19 _ Ay Pein a Feu $300 ~~ $30.00 i Avcounts up 10 610,000 by special | P i On tothe ‘Torte Avply Also to New York ” We w i New Jersey and Cannectleut. lend j the ull vothers Stores, ‘This home conslste Ot. the followin articles a54\Is\on eatibitiie ia our oe ee Lobe, The ‘doited Unes indicate how | thon corrected at the Woodbury Institute, When correcting these deformi- ties the operator always studies the} |) contour of the face and sets the ears at just the right distance from the head, thereby making pérfect ymmetry of the features, WE CORRECT WE REMOVE Outstanding Ears, | Drooping tyelids Barer kin Hevive Checks, imperfect Noses, Holored Pores: geons comprises tts of the} foremost medical schools of this/|! | country. raonal attention of one of these The [apecialiats ta centred or each case, Long experience and Unsquatted -mccers —ptice the Woodbury Tnatitute at the head of this profession. For 3 h been | | recognized as the World's Leading Derma- | inte son, $a fully anawered and treated with | eat confivence CONSULTATION FREE. ohn H. Woodbury, D2 2 Dept, D, Uptown Headquarters for ‘Grand-Rapids Furniture, No-Furniture Store Offers Like Values, And certainly nong can, satisfy you more. easily in the matter of designs, for the simple reason that we carry almost, double the stock of any store you can name. $98. 9 for $39 Buffets, like design, in rich f/ quartered gold- en oak, — ele- gantly carved and polished; French. “bevel mirror, 36x18; swell 5-drawer centre; 2 door compartments; cast. brass trimmings, etc, CASH OR CREDIT. OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS, No Inxtra Charge for It. Advertisements {or The World may be left at any American District Messenger Ottlce tm the city unt) 0 Pat —ting—notehed-collar Shirt pleat —Another Great Showing and Saleof —__ -The Popular Jumper Waists. They can be worn over fancy lace and lingerie blouses. They come with the fancy open sleeve or the fitted elbow Materials are Taffeta and Velveteen, brown; Eray,-green,-red-and navy—complete assortments. vd. “Fhe regular-value is $17.50; To-morrow select at $10.75 SKIRTS, made of fancy black and gray mixtures and red, pleated and ed with straps; $5.95, 34.50, $4.95,- $35.75, “$6,955 Alse Special for To-morrow $6.75 Net Waist for $3.75. ‘A Imited number, but: a most important offering. molngs are of fine Val. lace, embroidered panels, fancy elbow or Silk lined. Rea value $6, to- | O'NEITLE BUTLDING—24-Floor— ai PANAMA SKIRTS. ed models, very f In various pleat- KERSEY CLOTH cont ‘Sin me ee bere cepa uiineas breugi Hei +++ $5.00 | ate... ‘Waists—Spe cials To-morrow. PAID SILK WAISTS cuffs, Mecnel yoke lined; “pel PER-s-madewitht pleats and nile straps, the front fi) colors, seth with little buttons, in , blue and-brown, at —tna-yariety of ery Inquiry, whether by mail or in{ $2: 9515 ctatats rE EMBROIDERED NET WAISTS |} THE GIBSON WAIST —Made of very} —Trim with Cluny Lace; short | fine ae en Untrimmed Millinery. - Untrimmed Felt Hats, 5c. 100 dozen Women's Untrimmed Felt Hats—excep- tional value; dress shapes, Turbans, brown, navy, green, gray and black.. Special at...... Special For Thursday Only, p00) TRIMMED FELT PETER PAN HATS: ispécialiatee sees Bae 3 Bese; Flowers, rane ee Imported Spanish Coque Prag) oe Coque Breasts, special at, fl aey 21a bestwwnremeeinryy cian CAChicrverere sees 2: PNEELL, BULLDING-1st Bloor | ADAMS BUILDING Basement | ‘Sundries and Housefurnishings. “Special Bargains as Follows : tumbe- Ammonia at 1 Aslimited-quankt Stationery, Special at 21c Box. oned-boxes-of-tine-Correspond-} Olas cs, finishes and new styles of “Sold regularly for 29c.-and 39c. pet box ;-special at aning powders sc or Washing Pow-"— y. E: Jc = Cutting Tables, O'NEILL BUILDING G—Ist Floor \= A complete line of REAL TRISH. LACE YOKES IRISH LACE cht -MISETTES, from . ~HRISH-COAF-SETS, frome. cc. e ese IRISH. LAGE STOCK ‘COLLARS, from 18¢, large pkge. Gold Dust at Totter Paper, shee Durall Aluminum Gold Enamel and Stovepipe el in our basement ADAMS BUILDI NG-—4th Floor Sale of Two Hundred | (Co Carts and Baby Carriages. Only One of a Kind. 20th to 2Jst Strect. 2st to 22d Street. we h. A limited quantity of these excel- lent Suits in all colors and blacks “Exact ‘ly as ilfustrated. llama & valved full Laie skirts, ry, brown, green Women's Separate tin All inthe New Pleated Models. Hoods, &c.,- in Vi aatuel E COLLAR AND CUFF SETS, from 50c. to $1.93, LS LACE ROUND COLLARS, frohi, STOCK COLLARS, frm 25¢, each to 98c. A Complete Tine of. Princess Lace Nech Year, YOKES, $1.98 each to $6.75. CHEMISETTES, {rom-$J.75 each to $6.98. ROUND COLLARS, from 98=. each to $! : COLLAR AND CUFF TS, from 98c. to DAE Carts made to sell at from on Dogg O'NEILL BUILDING ¢: arts that were m from $10 to ae Carts thal were made to sell from $15 (0 $20, at....... Parasols of sateen, with ruffle, green lining, at Art Embroideries. Hemstitched and Stamped Linens, with row of ¢ alas Hee WSie a seeseesine nS Oc s0nchiatsacners é | 18x54 inches atinepiers 2+ O9C Me ote prices ranging = $4,50-t0- $45.00 + $3.50 to $22.00 “$2.98 to $9.50 2 psa $1.25 to $9.75 ROUND COLLARS that bave beer selling trom | $42.00 to $54.00, special at, cachvs...00s. 005+ 2 + $25.00. A complete tine—-of—Brassels-hand-made—LAGE £0c. tach -to $2.25,