The evening world. Newspaper, June 21, 1907, Page 13

ROOSEVELT FES LOOK TO HUGHES | AS POSSIBILITY Politicians in Many Sounding His Chances for Presidency. ia ae | PROMISE HIM SUPPORT. But Governor, if He Has Am- bitions in That Direction, Conceals Them, (Soecial Fr Correspondent.) ALBANY, if Governor | Hughes would. peel an napection of | personal corre@pondence, President’ Roosevelt. might cause for alarm over the possl- friends have his of ny Dillty of the Governor's nomingtion for boss of the White House Unan they have at present. The suceeas of the Goveraor in whipping the bosses of his party into lin »» hia reform pro-| ar has acted attention not} ‘ but outetde, tie Btate, This rated by reach fact is watm nintin demons praise that him in the conditions such | are willing that_he w them, at hk ory ‘eptanle to haracter, do not ts mentioned he displays ows of white teeth and) t something else Z | Statesmen Hold Up an Express) tailored—exceptionally well—measured Train on the Central | DnR cisthada bets He co aise ant by the highest standards. the York Central yeatentay to oney, but time. They were ; Ora pag vee tpt Lastly, let us impress upon you that all Le A ap ts Aa Ao t this is true of our inexpensive garments Waa the second Empire Express Gt | —those at $15.00, 18,00 and $20.00. ebrist erd Vome came up the river m With Mayor Mct‘lcllan and his party | to the Kalantar sy ada pal Homespuns. Crashes. Flannels. Worsteds. water reservoir there. They found no tain was scheduled to atop until late fn the afternoon. amd wired the gen- tial monager at New York and asked Dini to atop the express for them, as Uhey aad 1 be in A’beny early tm tee] eft senoon. Local which ¢ the metr enough two men to spri Aboard. “Senator McCarren, who was on the train, ebservation “lve heard that this has been a lean Session, but I didn’t think It so barren es to drive members of the Legislature te holding up trains.”” Local Ortion Lobby | Gives Up Fight Against Hotel Gotham, The local option seema to be getting crusading work at the greeted them with the Dy the sparse attendance at the hearing before the Governor on the Raiston bil! amending the Excise law by providing hal the 200-foot embargo against hotels eclling Mquor shall not prevall when « church leanes its property for business ponents of the bill dvocates of it will be y. he bill te intended to permit the Hotel Gotham, in Fifth avenue, to secure fcense to traMc. in liquors, to which the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Churoh will not now consent. The church, which holds valuable property there, has cently leased it to « picture-trading cern, but denies the Gotham the commercia Several big city within 0) fest of | e had no tro In getting o serve mueste With liquor rting to brin it through ag the Gothan te e arbi rm Pinout the streets, Delled to ow com refunal Hesits RESTORE GRAY HAIR A RAE eT toits NATURAL COLOR. Nl LL AL AT: No matter how long Wi has been has been | py or faded. Promotés a tuxur- growth of healthy hair. Stops its falling out, and positively re moves Dandruff. Keeps hair soft and elas Is not a dye. 60c. "AT | DRUGEISTS. States) 0 the words of | fact which was show ama te the Fifth avenue church The Gotham any he coat more than $2,000,000 and is one of) now to ao eo, wu, a & the moat exclusive family hotela In the} pers of both houses author of the| him to speak the one An ever in-| to bring the warring f0 hr elt vpeneter, Pains, | ¢ ted sort of an agreement, And It would mat to ' an he go if the battle influence of protive! sa ¢ | be surprising : Na leading newspapers is Kept up much longer. 0 indorsed Us $| you x “Jimeole” Wadaworth still hes hin dander up and te making Have | rate, but to the onlooker a losing fix He and hin right-hand Kara I inlatton S wae NOt BS } tive lta b | Governor May Take a Hand to End ot Legislative Deadicck Gov. Hughes ts getting very weary of the deadlock between the two houses of the Legisiature over ment. So far he bas re! Tropical Suits for Men Coat-and-Trousers Quarter-Lined or French-Faced $15.00. $18.00. $20.00. The law of compensation—take and give. That is the basic rule which guides us in tailoring our tropical svits. Take—every ounce of the ‘superflous, seen and unseen; every ounce that would penalize comfort. Give—figuratively, a pound of head-and- hand work for every ounce of the super- fluous we take. Compensation—even unto the tropical suits fashioned of ten-ounce fa>rics there is a vigorous style and charactet to commend our summer garments. To sustain the style and character—to make them permanent, the suits are well Smith, Gray & Co. Broadway & Warren Street. NEW YORK. Broadway & 31st Street. Broadway & Bedford Ave. BROOKLYN. Fulton St. & Flatbush Ave. Pbilipsborn GARMENT SHOP. WILL OFFER ON SATURDAY [To CLOSE 67 Tailored Suits MORNING PONYS, PANAMA, ETONS, ENGLISH : MIXTURES CUTAWAYS. | An Assemblage of the suits remaining from our recently advertised and popular sale at $20.00, $22.50 and $25.00, Any auit im this lot is worth fully $25.00; many have sold as high as $42.50, No alterations made on these suits. Come early, Store closes at noon. 12 West 23d St. through to 22d St. Opposite Figen Avenue Hotel & O FLAHERTY 8th Ave., 40th and 41st Sts., N. Y. Ladies’ Wash Suits and Skirts. Special Saturday Sale. | LADIES’ $2.00 Bhirt Waist 69 LADIES’ $5.00 Linen BUITS with . SUITB—in Pin Dots Salior Collar, in Tan and ordinary value. White, at 2. 98 LADIES! 95.60 Shirt Waist SUITS, #100 Polka Det Tub in fine inne Lawn; Bal in Blue or .98 grt A AP Rigel pan $1.80 Waite Linen Tub Lat 8—extraordina 7 value} Jumper rth i Sale eee: 98 tt le priew...... ” 98 LADIES he Linen Bhirt Waist) LAD! $2.50 White Linon Tur SKIRTS—-Extra sizes in thi sure ite or ttre by 75 preety 6 tA this folds #00 White Linen Tub) gantly + “ Graduation rings, etc., for girls; scar and signet rings, etc., pe nema PUBLIC APPROVAL. IS LAMBERT’S pins, ior young renin | Graduation Rings, | be: the sort of rings an ¢ would ch v some late addit to th “se. OF chased ERAT $1.75. gol itigures, Catalogue Large sto. Nobody going else no secre are gl every [ resented rings suiiah! Fine i $50.00, Others $8.50 to $1500.00° Fine Diamond, ‘5.00. for our of Pins and Clas amond, brooche Graduates’ Ste nite 3 c Free Itustra‘ed Medals, Craduation Pins. Medals, $1.50 up Rings. t Class ‘uvers e iene en's profit is rey ¢ We st { midd 75.00, rok se ke ' __ Soe up | Pe: hs ‘“ i, $2.25 ver, $1.00 on han WHY DIAMOND LOVERS TONE Li Us. WEEPING RINGS. 7 he mark solid g improv our b larity « keeps rom a em bt B.” on a We NO CHARGE mean) me infin FOR ENGRAVING. {4-karat,. 83.30 | 44-karat,, $4.40 18-karat. 84.40 | 48-karat. 85.50 22-karat.. $5.25 | 22-karat, $7.00 | Any wo t and ¢legance with sg and many others nthe sa \ Y | Solid s4-karat gold,| half pearl crescent, each} Sold 14-karat gold, Solid 14-karat enamelled flower set! enamelled flowers, h set with half with a fine pearl,| set with a fine peart,| amethysts and dia $12.00, $3.00 $21.75. GRADUATES ’ BRACE LETS. With the elbow-sleeved gradu ywn, could anything b charming than a gold bracele know we can sult you as t ‘karat k $5.50 | 80.75 | 93.75 | 2 st or Girl Graduates that t ulin 1 DIPLOMA. watches and bracelets, e links, Chains, charms men. mpo: amond, ~ $100.00. Lambert meawilees Solid Gold. Wedding Rings arat.. $6.60 arat,, $8.10 22-karat $10.50 patte: Retailers and Importers, Third Ave., Cor. 58th St, Open Even a. Saturday Wi; The man who make > { util ‘hts Until 10. A the A EE ‘extra quality Linen—e , ied Extra teres nae Sle e 98, whom business comes, Let a World “Want” give y Il: dw AN ke Seg ayvuUde Brill clothes are t Brill clothes are from the Brill models are the Brill models are Brill exclusive mo. $ ext On the Juné’ plates of one of = _ June Sale of » designed by Brill. Clothes he most modern clothes sold in New York because modern tailoring institutions in America. ivanced CORRECT models in New York, because ten of the foremost style forecasters in America. oress the consensus of the style ideas of the authorities. America’s greatest Fashion Masters are shown gar- mos most ments sith the soft roll two or three button feature of the Brill Manchester and Derby models that Brill stores Brill tailorwork is done by the most highly Brill fabrics are of th America and-selected an You cannot find in a than Brill stores now off Suit Sale th a Values up to $15 for Hand Tailored Sults, Values Up 15 $42-5° nsures fit *15 Pure lor Suits That Are Values Up to £22.59 Tarr terete og §47-50 Values Up to 330 for High-Grade Sulis. | ad for.Sults That Are ‘ t r h ready-to-wear for the last four months, to-wear tailorwork in New York, because anizations of tailors in America rhest standard because woven by th: foremost mills in the expertest fabric-specialists. —- better clothes teady to wear or better values had sale the best eh i tested by ten of li New et-you, | Brill Serges “Comtort Clothes’’ ot Brill stores as | Comfort ciothes are the ng heen shape-retaining he bia sag in New York. hae | comfort clothes are so clev- fherneax of ed that every Brill rger Brill greater garment—even those of thinness—is warranted. shape and fit unde ions. tropical worsted. n faint gray ow re and smart" Expert tailoring ngs and interlintr of fabrics asst ect {it and shapeétaining® extreme to hold t Extra Special! e are abe 125 full s at flannels’ and worsted overplaid two- and | wors- red, highest grade est models and best TERE under $9 @.60 ef tropical ney serge velour flan- 1 t sults, Fabrics of the highest Jard. Pur ¢ worsteds and 1 EY $40.50 that in expert tal fa orrect ted a ¢ “under g. \ [$00 cress ssateerans ee 15 t nt suits highest * t a flannels and tropical ” ty c s, Garments ¢ { t 5 makers nerica gns and col. A 5 a usiye in B ‘ 2 Chad ‘els that include sm Here ¢ ‘847.000 Brill Clothes fa hee i From §20 Up ¢ able wea a tnd 5 4 ¢ than t $47.50 x ariou 17 Bri t§ Comfort Clothes. i ' t nepmeaemenianper F ange that ve 1 a 4 ents from ray Wash Suits J ' 1 r $6 Value Trousers, $2 75 : Inciuging Cutings, © s i8° ° Boys’ Dudley, t-Ind r hes for 75° rooted, 56 Value $9.95 Brill Clothes for 49° Combination Suits, 3 Young Mien t + of troup ater like a t alter the fabric-—but extra y th two. pairs out ts. 1 and roa 9 *G ag res tat ¢? abit. ( Oo 47 CORTLANDT ST, ' UARE Og ‘ > mR wear Greeawich, 14th St, ocarB'we ° YI p 6. t} 25TH) STRERT; yy f LW, d y cor, 4d Avenue, 279 BLOADWAY a LD. e773 Harlem Store pear Chambers St STORES Opeo Evenlaga, oo