The evening world. Newspaper, November 12, 1906, Page 4

THE EVENING wo RLD, MO NDANE NOVEMBER 12, 190060. “EINGY” CONNERS DRAWS THE LINE BETWEEN A DEMOCRAT AND A TRAITOR “The State Committee Chair- nan Classes M’Carren with ~ Judas Iscariot and Bene- dict Arnold. | S/OCUM VANDALS |Had Sold Tablet to Recely for $9.30—It Had Cost $400. ng men wero held In $3,0¢ ithe 4 of grand “On the Warpath for “Long Pat”—May Recount Some Up-State Republican | Returns. | fous a: tablet: frot Monument $n tho Luther: at Middle Village of No. 147 Myrtle: aves Ya alenmer ot mom No, 10 tn the al @ RTI, wide-froniod {brought it to Tonn tt No. 3 een} elgliteen,’ of 13 . Brooklyn, [sightern of No. 7% Bvergreni avenue, AID the be ps—Arrested. No, ithe ats, Oificer “Miller ~arrente é » caught ight and Quesns, uaukir matured grin, “Mot n ‘6 arin ‘ef water. He ts Wiliam J. Irman of the | PROILILD, @eait out in, every Wrection, but never | foword him, Abuse by the cartiond was | @imped upon his person—nidic _coni-and lles—so tie writer approach Buffalo's contribution to ‘tie Heer: “€arget_btigade with some mirgivinga. Conners may be rough in appearance aa Joud of voice, but he is nobody's \ sui Gharies N. Bulger, of Oswero, | MAN WHIRLED AROUND ‘Charles — Reichenbach’s Was Caught in a Lacing and faughed heartily at the Btate Chair He Was Killed. description ofthe tail slender “Recked Brooklyn statesman as a “long @rink of water.” The other member of SHarles Hacon who Mis he —® campaign appurtenance for forty Yeors—blurted out: “Can't you see Mn} ” Conners ts engaged? He won't talk to & representative of Tho Evening World | anyway.” “Fingey" Flags the Flagman. began the State Chairman, King himself from wially man who tried to At the vention, he turned the Quiet remark: Bacon. ankind as the most dest Arnold Ise fund ‘ he ‘ifters the tut jaround.a 1} are e cid be stopped every bone In his b ctw was broken from co Ing and floor. An am 8 Rut, the | Committes full \opinion unt cuKs the relative | Hearst as preside ‘Mora votes re Demo- He ° = = $32 owed that it ue, was held in $1.60 ball on a charge of; tectives Uiidermark and Gallagher made, ratic Ste tee, has been | Democrati fee, has b : flowers and other "3 Jate aign | youn the. Seravoyant and dis- @a a huinin monster. Fair play was] __ of them ON A GREAT FLYWHEEL | HELD FOR TRIAL is Gustay Gatea and Harry. Smita, non riday by! Pasquala) who owed them mon Clothing ton IN A SALE aT . followed CENT S | demanded bh ] ce Say There Was Plot 0 i; ded by @ threatening crowd. EY BOSON Creditors to Kidnap a Se ane eek treated fn a hoepl 4 obec tee yertereet ures , near the Jun: Contractor. One mit was probably fatally Trit-to be sent to the scene ia from the Eldridge Street fured in n riot at Rivington and Lud- d red man low streets to-day, aa a resul, to] of a concerted attempt Quarter Size Colfar 2 for Be Leonard are with able In the Exsox Kownat “waa aleo with Inciting bal Ifor 1 _Mnapproachale Aer AT 169 sii aye anon The JAME , feason-our bu arged | held Without | i to riot ar Minsky's son-tn Ernest a froma few eather —for we ara. notin the race ity and healthfulness. ICA WILL FURNISH FOODS OF 1 nse of th AILER IN AME ITH at tHe e NO “OTHER RE YOU CONTINUALLY V QU ALITY FOR SO LF RES cannot be apr Here:are the “te hams and bacon; 1 ached in gu. bly in ty and’ price Ir, bu with economies whereby — One of +h e169 JAMES ae ( The Beet Creamery Barrel, Butt Er| 244 Ib. one Bag, Strictly Fresh Eggs 25c At this exceptionaily tow p: stamps will te given with eges. ice No} Then he sq Neds in here I 6 the Atto! without an errdr in ht« grammar, sald: pvn._th zaualty of _the flour cannot Be surpassed. Democrat fx a man who yill Yote and support the Democratic tieket after it fn nominated,” “And Moca: "So: take un nll t ese Jackson 18 F Chairman —with a. ning to his own original are practically forty| might be so." he repliod. xt) Commit-| understand we did lose the three I have to take! gered ve" time of} | “How do you account for the ridicule heaped 4 the Dem It the Jate Absolutely Pure A Cream of Tartar-Powder ! free from alum or phos= phatic acid aa they find hy mo a # Inn These py S are [or MGI tay. Tuesday and=Wednesday-— Uey_are the lowest in year almost the net cost at them Therefor han and outlying for {ts delivery, in addition to the prices off No stamps will be en by any store with flour retailed by the barrel or bag at these sensationally low ‘figures. Pillsbury’sFlour, Hecker’s Superlative Flour, Always for Sale at Lowest Possible Prices: Blue Ribbon Baking Powder 1 C c Made fron) pure cream of tartar, guarante ed absolutely whols- some, 1 Ib, can, 38; $5 Tb, Can, 1S; 1b, ca Pound Belle Brook Butter, choicest creamery butter In parchment-lined cartons, each, Aunt Nanna’s Pancake Flour. Beautifully balanced mixture finest wheat, rice and corn flours; tht most ¢elicous muti ins charge freight cured, smoked ° fed pies; w. ight 4 to Swift's famous Eagle Brand, pre- ferred for its exquisite flavor and unsurpassed quality; vei streaked with fat and leai Prepared Flour. by the Ib. Peerless—Seif-ralsing: from best price cut this week to * 10c Buckwheat Fleas Peerless Prepared and setrratsing; chofcest from the new crop; 3-Ib package; price scut this mee fee debian from 12¢ to Wry Sai Greer QH.’ mGreen 1G. STAMPS Sr Biscuit Dainties. At Lowest-Prie: fresa trom the ti “4u Onger ‘Snaps.. i 4 Cc Magaroons...... Teas an2@ Coffees Butler's new importations for the fall trade are unsurpassed: in quality, ourity, flavor anda We handle mo! and-coffees-than-any-other retailer-in-America and sel them for half the usual prices that others charge for equally fine the following ;— HAS NO SUBSTITUTE —— “Washing clothes” means the Toosening “and separating You can start the dirt by. boiling, and lo oosen it by stirring in a washing-machine. or hard| rubbing on a washboard.—You can do it this way at the! expense. of fuel; the discomfort teen overheated house, the nuisance of steaming suds, and-to the injury of the ctothes and the back- breaking burt to an of dirt from-fabri --Or yott ean let Fets. the\ place of the boiling, stirring and hard rubbing, and save fuel, do away with] the discomfort and nuisance and prevent injury to clothes| and hurt to “yourself. - Fels-Naptha with lukewarm or cold w ater—never with hot. Fels-Naptha soap also sets colors. You know that even the sO- Billed fast colors are likely to “run’’ some the first time the material is washed with “ ordinary soap-the old-fashioned way. They will not do this if Anty Drudge Talks to the Ladies’ ACh =| 80a PP is, used Mrs. Ladicsaid—"We yant you t ing at the Church to-morrow: af going to talk c Anty, Drudge cording to G rections on Drown urde + Wrapper, be pleasanter people to live with, There oor: Her jusband's 4 rhilroader, and she's always b Don't farget the way she has to scruh on his clothes. Now, it's sie Naptha soap, col or lukewarm water, the simple direct ns on t! la thirty minutes,” the red and green. is wrapper P wrapper, they’d wash th ne -—————— is-Naptha is the only sold weter soap that has witkstood the test of time. =| Bl met ofourregular tea NATIONALBiSCUIT COMPANY Steretios Packag Red Grahams i Uneeda Biscuits... Social Teas+se. js i 17c et “S. Q H.’’ Green With ft tes FREE Stic: POUL With any one of TATHODA BARE VANIEEA : the 8c PATERSTATOE SAC cE STAMPS with ~One-Pound-of- Very Best Teas (at Soe. a 1b.) STAMPS with Hatt Pound of | Very Best Teas (at poet Ibe} SAMMONS a Holt stesner CELERY BIND GRAY -Cream-—Cheese— Highest grade New York State full cream C cheese; cut to-aié. z= . a | Richardson @ Robbins Plum Pudding in Delaware; famed for its excellence and purity; the stan. dard of quality for 30 years; 2° Ib. can, 4 Hausekaenors Specials} Tomatoes, String Beans, Sugar Corn, Maine Style Standard Size, Choice Quality, Ree one 25¢ oof each, - French Peas, Genuine Imported ox pols mo- yens’; sweet, Zin 25¢ green and tender, for One Pound of Best Coffees (at 25c, or 30c. a Ib.) Best: Coffees” (at 25c. or 30c. a Ib.) At 77 James Butler Licensed Stores] Mercier ‘Champagne Received Yrom Epernay, France, a selected shipment of the choicest yint- age of this famous champagne, so fayorably known in the leading clubs of London, Paris and Berlin, For three days, practically at cost: i $2.25 ot $1.25 Mage oan Sugar Corn, BRAND, Highest grade of young Maine sugar corn; the new ky sweet and tender; flavor; worth 1Scy week, a can. Botile Bottio Cast of 12 Cast of 12 Quarts, $206. OO; Case of se af 24 Pints $28.00 Dozen Two BASS’ ALE 22. $1.50 ot. 25¢ The Old oct ope Brew, bottled and ripened to perfection, Sis John The Big lee Dollar’s Worth, Irish Rottl: Monogram Whisk nea ea (19 yen Ta War to" le Bottle Choice Port Win (teular low price Bc, a bitte.) Bottle Choice Sherry Wine (tegular low price Total ) y All three Value / “bottles ts 50c43!745 j alitornia Wines hatt ee 55c| : 75¢ 750\" Vermont Syrup. From th: maple grov 30 the G een Mountains; delicious sweetening; qt. can pt b TD 10c 17¢; } bott! | delicious, Kingussle pocten\ynlakey, 79¢ California Prunes, Highest grade of } Ibs, Pi rertralent 3 for 7c Carolina Rice. 168 7c} } for Tomato Ketchup, Peerless. Kiar ante ed from purest ingredients ad Ss SEN free from coloring; pint bottle 8c 15c; half-pint bottle... 10c blond otis cut te Butler's Special Reserve Very old and_fine an, | atti} A hottie.) ae Maren Bitte jan regula Sweet Potatoes, Specially selectea, ripe and Fsenae baskitapaivis 12c Onions. ‘| Finest from Connecticut, red and white; quat ERO 7c ples. Choicest Greenings for co king; basket... 19¢ leest Paldwins for eat- es vee 2 | Cc Cranberries. Large, Atlin red and juicy; g, ata EERE 10c Butler's Chiti mii ng ue Piquant ani leasant; best ew bottle Ae F a ma “25c Sweet and julcy, Chl ¢rop; dozen, een Mrettt seh nea nutty: betting I aon