The evening world. Newspaper, January 25, 1907, Page 13

Diner! Routed’. by Miscreant with Assafoedita, (eons , odors reverse of-ambrosial, Bs ve king (the kind styled the matrarta at Broadway rots: § at Rector are eaiiin skid AT NOXIOUS ans) *s and Cadillac x them ameller- nt Maniiger TWA “HIS ATTACK 0 Chanceilor Day, of Syracuse Univer- sity, ‘was only one of ‘the features of the fourteenth annual. dinner of the Manufaeturers’ Association of Now York, ‘held Jast night at the Brooklyn Union t# ding the | Cons a Wado and Willam sce Kens ker | Carroll, Americas p de polanon™™ re- , referring to what ii feed to. Chaicullor Mon! aa mee ere") Day's’ wptcch, ig that tho’ gentle- 4 ele re x ta a strange and mar | ini n (Syra wis mistaken in {Mfennnt olor thet had muddorily” ims | yy platement that Congress was made Vaded, at the 1 ur of nikvt every ¥ Ko Uwe hactaesy the mea Bain. _ruining SEV Tae REST and as cago River, Durning Tryon, imes—once at thé Times telat the eroush. he will night. HARRIMAN PROBE RESUMED. | i Cunsed > Effort ront vesthe: station, the > thie Vuckot's pr The 2 Bit memo! all their }) bo: net Ro sling the sleuth, Restors. > have him, be ‘ raid Mehler: uP ages explained | achiev ih reet, in Cole jon; a , & Oapmking | = plant, Droke enuffad three uare, once nce’ was | sqilon ee aneakin suve ‘Tryon maya | ind Wid” bars~-by SS ee to Show Competition LAND, Ore. het rday, of the Interstate Comme: arriman me Commis ln andshinpers will bei) ls » they. jat the co! was, bytook nen wens: 2 conaul- | neventh | up of a job lot of pe x Is the od: lent wer 1) part: Men must be incorporate 4 money weight and gives a clear, deep bloom whole system. “Meruwer : eee {P tealu than has Vinote~ Tt cont Of cod fiver off actually taken-from Jan, %.—The In- Merenian & Co., gpd Eee tee Tibi at nay. Taker yh ewe SOE Migue Besres I at mann, 120 34 as, av ep Rakin Rikers Drug a rorea, vo MiT Humner ay. 227 Columbia at, Vino, its mow tor pal city-in-the country, Too! —————$_-$+___—_. Syracuse University Chancellor Warns Against) Depotism of Labor Unions- and Upholds Trusts—Thinks Capital Regulation Deadly. | hsuch purposes, ON “CONGRESS massed Into thousands of mililons for And it ia folly to ex- pect to reverse jt. “But wo are told that there Is no | sition to destroy the great forms busin: but just an attempt to {ttle -aiffor- them —by_al-} ot regulate ¢ them-~to} z esntiientt ery —man——who to mutet them; wa will sow Y teeth of hate in every cor poration plant among the working men; wo will brand every corporation hesmwation of capital and corporate an ostopus or a erfminal cor- | © will talk of .‘predAtory s “a nilly jingle 6¢ words, “Nut as long ns the peopla aro tauglitowickedly taughtsby ‘the art- {ators of various types that ‘corpora tions haya for thelr grirpose the sob- bing-of the veople anil tha oppression ot'the poor “busy I Dsubwtructed the people will sutter a severe pan- you can lecty Good Health Vinot imfarts health and vigor to the wasted human system, increases body and —digestian, increases stomach power, frees the system from weakness and disease, creates eee ener; oF and promotes.a healthy growth of the Tene Yieol The Denitious Cod Liver Preparation—Withonut Olt- -No. remedy tear ertersto fhankind has proved of more value for restoring good It is a0 delicious one can hardly believe it guarantee of money back if it fails to satisfy the user. Vinol ts sold on the guarantee plan In New York only at the following Ace stores: 200 Trrostway, 21 Dark Row, 125th at, and 7th ASsth ot. and Amaterdam av., 10ist et, and 35 eee ay., 1 East 424 ot. 430 Ful Af the Iepdine drug store \n pearly every town and for the Vinol agency fu-your in pra dothe Ww by tie labor of the } tothe skin, It improves the appetite the medicinal and’ curative elements” but no oil or grease -Vinol is sold on our medicine. ig3th st, corner Rroadway and Oth at. av., Droadway and 80h @t., Sour at. Mon at, 264 Fulton st., 273 Flatbued town, event. lish the real catse.~ and Suits involved is fundamentally responsible. reductions are great only tecause they aré on clothes of such high standing. Me VOGEL & SON and the low price, $13.75. Teason of the unprecedented success of this great “One must needs go further than that to estab- WM. VOGEL & SON a Issue of Grate Importance: “* Thal Sale at Thirteen Seventy-fine. cde “$15, $18, $20 and $22 Winter Overcoats —and Suits for Men 93.79 : A business, lite a government, must have its laws, and, pethaps, no law which governs this business is mo‘e strictly enforced than that-which-prohibits the-carrying over of merchan ice fiom one season to another. As a means to. the end—this clearance ‘sale However, price-towness in itself is not the “The character of the Overcoits Houston Street EVERY MAN’S SUIT OR OVERCOAT IN STOCK, FORMERLY PRICED AT $12.50, $15 AND $17.50, REDUCED TO 350 A Very Special Clearance at a Highly Sensational Price 900 HEAVY WINTER OVERCOATS. "780 HEAVY WINTER SUITS. ost-Importint-bits of clothing-news that-we have‘printed this Winter, and it will be eagerly: od, stylish clothing at about 4 or less than the original prices. Clothing Sacrificed in This- Sale. a such pe rmenta ever lotted cout at any ‘Compr! at eoys, Viewnas, Gove i me The Overcontn ate ty te fare. skirt, paddock, loots back and ; Prineess or Vennttan SreaaTat— Saris tr pee blac ln in every yable style from the thovulted, extrome. “Baeh garment t9 with silk; genuine cloth cin) aleve from 34 to 0 yup Sizes from M to 2 valling: atyiou Boys’ $4. 00 Overcoats. —p-very tary nd satect Mine 19’ ‘choose from, in Bie and ert es of usan Helen 1.65 | Suits—Od: Zhe and Ends Sizes from 2% to 16. { were sold formerly lang 7 prices. Tan in fancy Mixture breasted sty er Pant i style. louse Sizes from 2 \ornira fiver ee | “SATURDAY, 10 A.M. TO 1 P. M. TO-MORROW WALT} Hand- No Mail Orders—Quantities Limited. ' [ roesrornreW— 10A.M. tod P.M Children's TO. pOUnoW. TO-MOTItOW f 1OAM.to1 P.M, TO-MORROW 10A.M.to1 P.M. | Cranterries. Sweaters Gens. | Half Hose. Kerchiefs: Crisp Cape Coagy wens TATE Weel Fl coats 1) eo Fart Binek Cot = at Sweaters, single 22 marks, Tate Fae TRCR ia Cranberries, Not and double" roll atylen and — Mle shed rate more than fourg | collare: values GEG al SOON feet, Bell remus up to $1.00, Not v see quarts toa cus P| more ‘than oned | oy Not more to. a customer, Kron a dozen to a Somer, - Quart. Serco. customer, Fach, tach 6c 39c || $l. 45 2c | (sixth Floor.) | Third Foo (Second Floor.) (Main Floor.) sorenee o le ed AAGASS ceueasnesgneoctusverenseaneneearesspausat coe se * iran ities & d i M4 but reduced for clearan ?- Men's Shirts, eaets and Underwear. 2} * Ses = E SS e enders. Men's Bath-Robes, 3 $ Men's Shirts. Sen sits German Blanket Robes of 2. good Women's Waists. $ An aut vosom, with detached cuffs, [Best quality of webbing; strong ends; |") Aube | a goed : ‘ as Every Shirt-te pe ‘and. the as-| good elastic; Includes a lot af the | Neavy materia | [nual rentysasort ee Bikonten Cheviot WWalsts in and % = Police andFize: mad tach 0 ning Rob White Plaid, with two-inch box, $ fone ratiratterns, sea eri Pe FQ Gnade troiir a Tutt ptimketarst ret Spirit down the centre ant Sr! very. large; regularly from $4.00 $1 893 of pin tucks on each aes full be nee ea » 39 ; ino Und to $6.50, Your-choice 0 3 blouse; backs have clusters of- pin BS fortable vos... esse eee Men's Merino Under- ""Handherchi Wes [Eee epencyansateaves = i Men's Handkerchiefs. & stitched collars and Py Men's Collars wear. i Made-of-a very fine-mercericed cloth Seeepe Taha teetL Cc + ta_ditterent -Made-of good Saxony wool; natural | in Pretty assortments of French z ME Ty nage =@)Albthe-newant shapes, JDM eobors-=The Shirts are.well.f patterns; plaids, -stripes-and—solid Baiada tneseiee ree ‘sizes; come froma Troy manu- a Sat i Fancy Net Waists. ronts heaur £ full sizes; the Drawers colors. en” vegas ty sR PORE #_facturer; all are pares Zi larivzat cig 2 fully trimmed with Toor rows of) © 6 for C}—are double stitched yaa = insertion and. lace ruffling; shor. $ : M. Half Hos | Men's Night Roles. > sleeves; fee cate ant faey ol ¥. Men's Genk en's Ha ose. | sade of Canton ‘tlannel, in pretty firs ailactieds cea ie i mt Silig-Searfs;-all- the latest designs of | The lot “Includes © Cashmere, = L ssortments—-ol — pa argo. Wougheuts amade SL 98. oN TT and stripes; as well-as the| Thread ant Cotton, in a-targe-as-/—turntown collars;-wide cutis and > BARRA ER = HS modest etfects, in tight, sortment of plain and fancy col-|\ pockets cut very full and 49 * $2. 98 © edttum—and—dark—pat- 930! ors; every pair perfect 12! [dongs eeteeeeereeeenes Ce aaa 2 igi Cl and worth up to 35e.. tain Ptoort $ cand et tys5 399899999999 99ITITIVSTIIETISE VILIFITIISTOI VIVE: VEVSTTHVIDIGITIVEITENRs 1 mutta oie at Men’s °4 ‘“Walk-Over’ Shoes. Wi nter’s Most. Popular Swagger Styles ata Great Reduction FAGTORY KEJEGTS, but that means that these “Walk-Ov: er’! Shoes for men “are alittle damaged—checked just,a trifle, Oftentimes this hurt is so-slight that it takes an_expert to find: it. Most stylish lasts made in the “\Walk-Over" Factories. No mail orders filled on “Watk-Overs:’ 5,000 New Pairs for To-morrow. Patent kid and patent coltskin, in sizes from $i 98 eo 5 to 12, and widths from A to EE. Button, lace and Bhichér models; not a pair a. month old; just.come from these great shoe men..... 2,000 PAIRS OF “WALK-OY carefully gone. over, almost without the slighte uurt, Just as good as though you paid $4.00 to $5.00 for then. ’ All sizes and widths $2.59 MEN'S REGENT SHOES. vicl | kldskin, with good, firm soles. Sizes 6 to 10.. 1,000 PAIRS MEN'S BLACK AND TAN HIGH CUT STORM SHOES, $4.00 and $5.00. yal- ues; waterproof; 8 styles to choose $2 98 AN perfec Made to sell at eee $1.98 WOMEN'S PATENT TIPPED, HEEL, VICI KID $1.S0 SHC made am] smoothly lined; colored BURNT WOOD -AND--MATERIALS. Our special outfits, including heavy platinum point, extra larce red rub- her Kellows, 2 bottles of stain and 3 practice pieces; packed neatly in 2 large. slencllled Basswood box m Made—ta, ST. 98) $3.60... patel Loe : elt | Henticl With Those Sold Earlier at $1.00 Each. Funny,. woolly Teddy Bears, the kind. that) have been all the rage, ‘Fully jointed and very substantial, The popular cin- Baie color; ponte Bea tinseatt, third Ft Men’ s Wallan or. Elgin | $20. 00. Watches, $13. 95 = Date at Auction from Reviving Jewelry “Houses.” otherwise remark- such watches would hot be pos- sible, Tie price asked would not pay for the moves | ments, Cases are 20-year Kuaranteed, gold filled, | open or hunt- ing style, Beautifully engraved fronts. and backs, “also plain polish, models, $13.95 Wee omen Coats, WOMEN'S BROADCLOTH OR CHE Long or short coal fects;—plaited—sk Brown and Garnet “44 Made to. sell ANT SWEOT iC WOMEN'S 50-INCH BLAGK COATS. ing collarless models; tastefully yokes full ripple ba 34 to 44 Red ced for clear- ance from $9.75 to... $n_ Black, Bi: stylish plaited me ore Shirts (Obes ung the Clearance at neck and cuffs with silk Hercules braid; Uned; sizes $5: 09 Ss Suits, IT St Fefittedt- ef= Hhuse Charm- trimmed |\ Wilson Whiskey Not More Than 1 Bottle; To a Cusioner, ee i 78c kind that ts 80, £000 cial at, per ful quart ‘Wottlessst KUM AE L—A_really choice, TNR ipsa at HOLLAND € au wets ppecial at. per g on ; 1 erit TOF a nar neaith-making—berors =evet ewer (Sixth laor.) Eye Classes or. Shectacles. 10-karat KY fitted wil n "1.00 | soa Ate Jor.) Willow Farm Mi cree But- ter, 1- Print. ‘3le top bang}; good relia * ble shoes. Paif 5 bl. 00 , T DULL LE. ae ‘2 », R' yt Fcth! GIRLS’ GOOD, FIRM vic KID ar CHILDREN'S PATENT COLTSKIN je ny ihe pot .. «SHOES. First City ee 98 BUTTON AND LACE DRESS SHOES, BA, 2 pate Mose bye with patent tips. Sizes. “sizes from 4-t0 8; spring 40 “exd wal” Ee ey Strom i410 a oe cece a © heels. “Made fo sell at $1.25 89e Cas ercrienren ix $2. 28 . (Third Fleer.) Oe ETL La : Spectal consignment |) crc saat ore BO8T ON secured on a sap orde i ALI: | ave it 226.) Ibe) Bat \ . clous, STEAM, B. 12¢ Lege oF ADA hollow ground steel a plain or faney block; Iandles; at #1 and Cy Marne ‘and shel! mado. ito ‘zal! 32. pace 9c “Long Tey: Eggs, Dozen, 2@c. nee Meat — Old-Fash- joned, home-made wet | Mince Meat, Saturday; % peice $e