The evening world. Newspaper, August 17, 1907, Page 10

sees rainersemminemaairasetin STOCKS RECOVER -—TNLATE DEALINGS Supporting. Orders Rally the} List and the Losses Are Largely Made Up. o. : May Ck ~—CONEY'S CROWN Amateur Actors Boost Him} Into First Place With 8 THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 17, 1907., | : “ag | “WINES MOGREERY CQ, 23rd Street 34th Street SILK DEPARTMENTS. | In Both Stores: “McCreery Silk.” New weaves and colors in Silks and Velvets for Gowns and suitable for = Trimmings or Millinery. On Monday, August the 19th, 3,000 yards, Imported, Taffetas Silk, Mortimer Kaphas. Corse Payton. . Fornand Akoun.. Ellas Rosenthal . John Econopouly, Chiet Bull Bear Howard W. Amel J. A, Studwell... August Ludeman. Poll Jolly... ... Ellas FP, Clayton. Jere E. Twomey. - FRRKK ES ” FORE , [12,” Centr Btocks started weak and active In the! {ries ho market to-day and with losses of about | lows & Na : | Manhattan equal Importance in the princtpal rafl-| sew St 2. 3,755. Votes. Ed ¥. Hines roads and specialties. Union Pacific, | » ef ecaaaanatecs HK els! t Mia-} = . Hh MS ng, Amal- ‘White, cream and black. 75c per yard Dr. Hf. Roy Cannan, Thomas Langtry. Handy” Learesaw: Monroe J, Fisher Tent City Chattee Herman Haters- Grerge Lambe: Dr. F. M. Burke George W. Hall. Lemuel” Bmith. . Peon wamated Copper, Smelting, Suga Brogkiyn,Transit:-Lead- end hocomotive were depressed ftom } to 1 1-2. Thore was a brisk rally later that lift ‘ed prices some, but tha avaraga wa still below yesterday's closing. Trading | £7 waa fairly active. 2 G Vl Reading The total sales of stocks to-day were | isp. Stee! 349,200 shares and $1,044,000 of bonds. Reo. | Steal of, Visiting Merchants and Buyers are Invited to Inspect the latest importations ot Silks, Velvets and Dress Fabrics. Wholesale Department, fifth four, Twenty-third Street Store. "PAYTON CLOSE SECOND. Brooklyn Actor-Manager’s Wife Wins Him Hearty - Support of Players. BLACK DRESS: GOODS. ‘tn Buth Stores. ‘ i ,_ Second Floor, On Monday, August the roth, Imported black Broadcloth, Chiffon weight. Spot proof, spouged and shrunk. 50 inches wide. 1.50, per yard The Closing Quotations. . | | S9uth: hy qTo-day's highest, lowest.’ and closing | St. Louls prices and net chances pf stocks ‘fram yeas. | T°" terday’s final. cuotal are ae foluewe a new naine at the head of ae the Iist to-day In the race for the crown oe et King Carnival of the Coney Ipland Mardi Gras, It is that of Moritmer Kaphan, inventor of the "Get-the-Hook”™ entertainment Xnown 43 “amateury 2 Hon. Charles Culkins Assembly District Sohn J, McGraw... Ben Ryan (Kelly Ciub, B'klyn). BOR RESESFRAL ERR FREERS RF: woe LULDl++g , Brockiyn s Ereat actor-/ ‘Ch Plett . + : manager; Fernand Akoun, of the Sea eiiiee eae 28 Imported, all wool, black Voile, Beach Palace Roller Rink at Coney Isi- a ERY iS s ote, nd, and Elias Rosenthal, whose work erat ta = oe Crisp finish. 43 inches wide, 75¢ per yard i fn behalf of the poor Russian Hebrew rh, ah aaa 2 ran 3 4 | } immigrants to the land of is ges a Syamah Gives See " a s Ce ae ft tunity has made him the valued ‘ a { Ce Wier ain a Visgramierleaad. Goal ths Merete eegeseesesesst es tetescerecseseses seeesesessagecas: | HOUSEHOLD LINENS. rn Both Stores. | Hebrew people, are close on the heels ; Ai : Sven come te ms [Soe chine 35 CENTS’ WORTH FOR 1 CENT Se ! between the highes: and the lowest of oe . f ss oie ie e gun's election, and he'd | J: Wheeler... EVERY DAY THIS WEEK auartet. gration of the electors ta this great px for ARoun's election, and hetd | 2 Wheeler. On Monday and Tuesday, i THE NEW YORK EVENING WORLD Will print a coupon good for FREE admission to. New York's newest amusement _resort— D “35 Minutes from Broadway,” HAPPYLAND, sours BEACH Staten Isena, Which Also Includes Free Admissions to All of the Big Shows and Rides. August the r9th and 2oth, Sale of Heavy Scotch Satin Damask he Table Clothsand Napkins. Varioushand- fice some designs. Less than usual prices, fe Table Cloths. 2x 2yards......+-.:-+...... 3:35 each 2x 2% yards..... st lect inciuded | 2 i ve a Chance, election, {. AMOng | SWNOnLT axe, ‘ h if he overlooked these (AT AEAL) every reader of The Evening World, ‘ in selecting his queen | Arr Haviland. “After them come John Econopouly,/the names of the American princeases| at the close of a successful campaign. Cate, Dilly, ed trys H the Greek: Chie Bull Bear, the Inclan:| who wil be Ukely to re the diatem| Etta Reed Payton a Vote Getter. || Sharion Stettel. Howard W. Amell, the Brcoklynite, a4} o¢ Quen of Carnival In the event eop pees ea ehia a > J. A. Studwell, who ts “everybody's | o¢ tho election of some of the other] snrewdnecss war erential menage ete een . intend,” according to high Coney Island} on, aigatex. pienhonvaseuminetinn The Cotien «= —auithoritier, Wis tatest-rervices-to-Coney)——snoura atr_Haphan, whe teats tnthe the campalen for Corse Pa: -ppaties Donseom Island Being the posting of Mardi G vote to-day, be chosen King, his quee: setrend Tas bathe ? very B. RT, stay ay Loats Rxlsler.. g@nnouncements ih every B. ys wili be the talented and charming you ‘Cromwell Child tion in Brooklyn. 4 who now > over his boar! Reali pebnell ‘A third group takes in August Lude- Semple Kaphan, who, when she/ +++ 4.30 i Saturday, Aug. 17 FREE RIDE ON really cast_by lovers and adinivers SORRARBOSERE SEEK Era senaeeeneS Company; Phil H. Jolly, of the Stratton | pong visiting her Hotel, Coney Island; ex-Chief Elias P. Giayton, of Pabst. Loop; Joe E. Twomey, 1 tet G ‘ the popular éruggist of Greenpoint; “Eddie” V. Hines, of Dreamland; Ea- ward A. Brown, Harry Welsh, “Doc” H. Napkins to match. Breakfast size. ‘Dinner size...... man, who was brought to nie added Kaphan to her name as the wife per eearereaen | when-he was a little boy, and, beginnin: ‘Amateur King,” wisely forsook ta Reed Payton, and that these]... ae «“ ‘ with nothing but a pair pene Bent, ‘ thas avolding any profes. | voters wore vot for Corse Payton THREE DEATHS MARK BEC At MINIATURE R R 2x3 yee . + 5.25 and a good brain, steadily rose to Iry with her other halt. tre: maried for Qube: ‘ ‘ ill Be Good for 2% x 2! vards.. “ weaith and influence, and is ae rahe There !s an attractive young widow] = Canuidates! v “Teas than Atty votes— BRITISH SHIP’S VOYAGE. | X% oe a ds nee tt ° gent of the Consumers’: Par! TeWINE | tron, San Francisc Maer ene: assdesh ns | Fo SeNS ie | a ene 2% X 3 yards........ see teee Oo sone ach—are not ine } are MOL Me | esa deathe on the voyage of mei S®2=> Coupons good any day up to and including August ° i Stubenbord, Jr., at looked upon as like dem as Queen Ma British steamer Stratford, from New : Caletonia to New York, were reported to be) on the ar of the steamer to-lay. ist must be in| Capt. L. E. Mudie fell down the com- G e fore 4 P.M. No “ballot cut or torn | Pantonway aiaira the day after the 24, except Sunday. CUT THIS QUT. FREE ADMISSION TO HAPPYLAND. wear the dia- 7| line has to be drawn, soi the event of} “This” is importan +suunted for next di the office of the Ma -- 4.85. “ \ I Roy Gannon, of Belsnazzar's Feast, andj Vain’ 2) plecea wil ag t i : Bi canst {aaa oe coer aad | into: tre.) pleoee sll be counted [steamer sailed from | Montevideo and Central Theatres Co, ADMIT ONE JAMES McG Y &60, rtlaucen May Be Among These. King’s © “TRUST BUSTER” COMING, _ | His body waa buried at sea. The other ADMIT ONE REER , LEON SY abenbord: UL, Aug. I.—Frank 1. q¢qy, | Gath Were among Chinese seamen. MINIATURE R. R. _ i ‘ : FOOLISH HOUSE 23rd Street 34th Street Chief Bull Bear, the great Cheyenne of Miller Brothers’ Wild West Show us ft Brighton Bech, when entering the race promptly announced that if elected ‘King be would choose his own squaw, Little Cloud. for Quéen to share the ¢ . throne with him, and The Evening 5) “ayorid Ja able to present to the consid.) The> counsel for the Government PS ieee t for the dissolution of the| REAM TO WED IN ENGLAND. Standard Ol Company, will leaye| LONDON, Aug. 17—Robert Ream, son swith her, Monday or Tuesday for New York,| of Norman B. Ream, of New York, is to Sepals 8. former Judge Frank. married next. October at- Cuckfiaid, ; t. Louis, will begin tak. Sussex. to Mabel, daughter of the late and all the Stubenbords are ing testimony In the case. : How to get-to Happyland from N. Y. City: All cars to Battery, then to Staten Island. Ferry, fine ocean trip 5c, then trolley cars, 5c direct to Happyland. G. Wrlghtaon, Of Hurworth- | yg QePIIOIIIFISS TIIIFISSSTIFIFTES FSIFITIFIIOIIIZS® SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS, PEFFPTIIIFISSSIDIFIFISITIGS SESSITISS FSTEISITITITITIIGY. Aeeeesesencccesesacas 6: Other Features of Other Features of The Art Lovers’ Great Chance! _ gq As Theories of Ye Olden Times have given way to present day facts, so the “daubing”’ of Nature in oils and water colors has been superseded by the true interpretation of Nature in all her charming nakedness by the magic pen, the black ink and the pure, white paper employed by our most famous of modern-day artists—Charles Dana Gibson. To-Morrow Mark Twain The little New York girl who conquered the great humorist on his ocean trip _ telis her owt story of her. experience, are American girls,” says Hetty. Green. And then America’s richest business woman goes-on-to discuss: society and her own in- teresting career. Napoleon | _ Newlywed the comic Kid of comic kids, finds the dumb- waiter and will any readers of to-morro' Sunday World on a most laughable trip Into the basement. —Girls, Beware! “We don't need you, but we DO want a whole lot of marriageable men.” This_isthe remarkable plea of Ware, a good sized Massachusetts town overrun with pretty y, girls. A’ $10,000 Face A. startling story by Margaret Hubbard Ayer showing how beauty fs bought from the surgeon, the tattooer, the ‘skin- ner,” the masseuse and the “dimpler.” man’s Prison | The Sunday World's Gibson Bathing Girls are the : hit of the Summer. A presentation of these pictures , : | is now appearing at the Jardin de Paris, New York ' Run by Women Students of criminology will be interested page story, showing yomen of crime are ered by ture. Hoof Garden, where is sung Paul West and“Alfred Salmon’s song hit, “The .Gibson Bathing Girl.” men of ¢ ‘ CxoTee TE Len evatling Le a Ctra fe a NO WONDER THE SEA SERPENT FREQUENTS OUR COAST. Peltet tals ao obit Sted No Man, Woman or Child Should Miss Getting To-Morrow’s Sunday World :