The evening world. Newspaper, August 29, 1907, Page 5

“phe United Confectionery Company, iN Niacineusiseonioomconien AME EVENTOS In the Race tor Coney's Crown. AAO FOR MARL GAS CARNAL Virginia's Big Goober wilt! Display Beauty on the | Half Shell. < RACING FC YR THE CROWN! Econopouly Wrests Lead from} Payton, and. Rosenthal Makes Big Gain. /, Everyboly knows that the Fr Mara! Gras wan in ove Tuesday” in feasting, n Ash Wednesday i the beginning oh Lent of fasting and prayer 3. Now, as the! “Nean" season forConcy Island, last fa beyond forty days, apd, indeed. unt!i| the snows of winter have melted and| @ new summer opens, it is meet that) the Coney Mard! Gras Carnival should de proportionately long; hence the whole} week from: Sept. 16 to 2] will beg Iven| up to rev The Parisian Mardi Gras pageant wa always leaded-by a bignfat, white bull, | the symbol of prosperity and of the| fe The Committee of Arrangements | for the Coney cele follow the French custom th as there no white bu ‘atrand President Wikiam Treasuror Henry Grashorn and Frank ¥, i -of the. Pageant, are out wi couring | all Long Island for a white buil of the Proper size and welght. | Have You Seen the Bull? | They have had a hard job of !t, 0 far, and are about handsome reward to locate him for them must bo perfectly white, sleek, and he must be so gentle that/ an ordinary yeoman of the plough can lead him through acas of people tn the glare of ten thousand electric light and | the blare of forty brass bands. It's up to the possessors of white bull . The float was finished to-| @ay by Bradwell's men, and it is a ady .to offer a, the biz Deauty. There ts the enormous peanut | Intho-co: of the float, with half a4 peanut shell at each corner, tn whict @ beaoteous fairy about nineteen years} eld and suitably costumed will recline, While the shell of the giant goober| lepens mechanically and reveals a quar-| fette of pretty girls within. There are) Peanut vines entering the scenery, and} ‘megro maidens harvesting, sorting and| ‘packing the nuts for market. Econopouly Again to the Front. John Econopouly was sent to the top| of the lst again to-day by his friends | @nd supporters. He has 29,108 votes for} King of the Mardi Gras. One bundle of 6,660 was the result of a compethion for a fine silver water pitcher offered to the p who brought most Even- ing World ballots marked for John Econopouly to his brother Louls’s store | on Monday evening. Twenty=Tour por-| sons made a try for this silver pitcher, bringing from twenty-four to 1,50). bal- Jols, and an aggregate of 660. The pitcher was won by Henry Fisher, of Wo. 75 Gates avenue, who haé collected 1,600 votes for his friend. Another bunch containing 0 votes for Econopouly came to the Mardi Gras ‘editor with this note: ““Theso 6) votes are for my John Econopouly, for Worked three y } boss, whom I have EORGE CANEL.” 13,000 More for Rosenthal. | Ellas Rosenthal, international lawyer and diplomat, with offices at Grand and Clinton streets, Manhattan, re- eelved more than 15,000 vores erday, Goubling his score, making the total | 489 and placing him second in the HmOe. wi ele Corte Payton reaelyed | Li0T votes, : Chief Bull Boar's score went above the 10,000 mark, and “Eddle’ V, Hines jumped forwartl { another 1,100 yotes. Joha J. McGraw, affectionaely known as ‘“‘Musgsy” and "Scrappy," has Luo votes, and every one knows what} would happen if all bis admirers yoted | for him. t Dr. Francis M. Burke, of South Mid- ‘Dec'-Cannon,—of--Belsiaszars Feast; ‘Joe’ Prince, of No. 13 Suydam street, Brooklyn; Harry Welsh and E. Van Ackerman passed the 500 mark. Fred Schue, of Coney Island, has 703, ‘and Davie Helsman has 6%. The list 1s growing so rapidly that it {a Impossible (o print the names of candidaies having less than 2 votes. here are about thirty #0 close to the| p00 mark that thelr names will surely appear in the Ist by ‘o-morrow. ‘A few lotters from the big mail of the Mardi Gras editor tell the story of the voting. “We inclose herewith 29 votes for Bilas Rosenthal, for King of Coney ‘sland. Mr, Rosenthal bas for the past @wo years been our lawyer, and is a very popular and good.man. Long live Ming Ellas 1 Very truly yours, now MNCKLES & BOONDAS, Mo. 4 Thind avenue.” Don't Mistake the Man. “J wend you herewith 12,004 votes for | Elias Hosenthal as King Carnival. | ‘The committee in charge of Mr. Ro- eeothal's campaign has jearned through client and friend of Mr, Rosenthal that has deen Informed, ypon making in- quiries in Brooklyn ‘ut Ellas itosen- | wal, the candidate, is in the tatloring | Duslness in New York. How this repore | ined currency 1 do not know, but It jag throughout Brooklyn and New York fand has misled many of Mr. Iosen-| thal's trienas. | “Knowing that you alm at all times to mo fair, will you not therefore pleasa Anpounde in your valuable paper th Eline Mosenthal ts a lawyer, formerly | ef the Now York Life Inaurance Build. | %, ONG NOW located at No, 404 Grand | street, New York Cy? Thanking you | very \andly, DAVID M. HELD, "| “For the Committ ) . flome Scalps for Bull Bea ‘i v» “Wmelesed. Ona © Votes whien HOW VOTE STANDS | FOR KING OF CONEY ISLAND CARNIVAL. John Esonopouly ax Rosenthal , 8 Corse Payton Donne «0 W. Augu aw landy Marry Joe Prince (13 Doe Rey Cann Holl. us Phillips . s Teon Hai Latshaw........... 8 kere Su) dam street, larger numb not only ft x by pul One hundred this. Dr. Burke “Inclosed find 43 Geral w losed fl kins, Uke ville." ind 1b y Jefferson ie this they will r is support not only here, but ¢ nds outside the city. “JAMES M'KAY “Member Cobweb Club,” d ten votes came with ow lias 600 votes. They Fill The Mails. 8 FOLLOWE close 0 votes fc Candidate We wou to n ALE Plex! Doc Marin We hope to do be pleased Henry, . Coney Isl- nd 15 more votes for Sam ; on please find 16 votes tor Dr. FM. Burke 2 an_as candidate for King. Barney Knobloch... a | | “COMMITTEE OF GROWLER CLUB," Ben Ryan (Dan Kelly #1 | "These for “Muggsy” McGraw. ale P, Spaulding . i I. add to the other ones sent in to Fy Kihlhole, of Bath of the Orpheum Chief for B. picture? And would be an forte in his behalf among his friends in ie tha haroor, “TUGBOAT OWNERS’ ASSOCIATION, Mardt Gras. Committee, Metcnazer, No, 135 Dean streetr’ | Thix snakes 45) votes for Mr. Musler, The Bvening Werkd wotld ike hi Say pleture. votes “Just a few votes ‘from a namesake, | the New \York Gia More to come, for Eddie W. “From the ‘members of the Cobweb Club of tho clan, Dr, and_nel bush, Burns se find Incioaed 200 votes f y Bul ‘om the boys of Arnold, Constable lelivery departinent. . BENSO! ds WE y We send you herewith 100 more Votes | M. Musler, of No. 49 State stre Brooklyn. Can you publish Mr. Muster’a | Jc Tt would gratify his friends | Giants, and T trust’ that you will publis tu eventeenth wish to see our old neighbor and Francis King of the Carniyal “fam surprised that his new friends gebors al South Midwood PFiat- have not “No. 1616 Washi “Inclosed find yout. ing that Ite. luck, and wishing am SC DWARD eK AY, eet." h, and m: Ke v e, Bre elght vo! Bear, 101 Kan New York. Vote otherwixe. More to 1 i Cor the: Ww ireater d lect hig {Incentive to greater cf- lines, by Georg triump LL Hines, Ward, Who! “Tinton aventtret hy’! elected sixteenth In the who attend the M.” Burke, for John, i been heard from in “Inclosed herewith s “Inclosed please find £ -w York may King of tne At a pleaKe AT John J. McGraw, ts. TMtics of John J. McGraw nas 111 el 2 bal 5 ma. New for aw NEWM OMT ee Pi (but t EXfth street.’ votes, whieh 1 -raauest that-th d to the credit of Jolin J. ‘Me Ber of the ne fax of New York Willa to the occasion and + theltunua Met please find for John’ J. McGraw an ur worthy Manager, Who oni out any doubt, tho most pope T don't see how the : T only. te ER, ED) vote was not 68,000 instead of 6s. the New ve votes for w, the i fans, 5 put him in not the lots for John nager of the Mc- rks, Hop- their ¢ the best oR t One Hundred ana Tenth regret my OLH ray othe A strikes and return John J, twenty-eight man ir of POLATCMHEK, LAN, Watch the LEventng World baseball bulletns voted "dd win bY Hon. An accompaniment for the luncheon— A finale for the banquet— NABISCO ' SUGAR. WAFEFS The perfect Dessert Confectioz In ten cent tins, alsa in twenty-five cent tina NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY e York | | i Everything for Sch ol | Get the children’s school supplies heie while the spe- cial sale is in progress. You'll save . considerable | money. | Closing Bargains of the August Furniture Sale BargainsNotAdvertised Many of our best bargains are In lots too small to advortise. They are, howeve:, bulletined all over the store, and it will pay you to look for these bulletins when, you come In, eTOOPERGE Regular Prices Prevail After Saturday of This Week Morris Chairs complete ‘with chairs Rockers—made of solid quar- tered oak, highly polished; green velour cushions; Mattresses Reg ilects $26.00 Gray Drawings. Enameled Bedsteads—1 '/-inch continuous posts, heavy fill. Dining Chairs—solid oak, golden coior and gloss finish; strong $22.00 - are made of solid oak only; saddle shaped seat; Stren: > 58 ing rods and s.rong chill con- construction; small brace arm, tved posts, broad arms and. | spindles and- back; strongly 20.00 South American Hair 16.00 ~ nections; extra heavy brass connecting posis and seat; spring seals; i¢gu 64751 constructed; regular $4.25 Ay No. | ie Hair... aes top rails; best white enamel; regular price $1.25}-sale 85e Tics $750; sats prt se 5-50: reo SAL 5.00 No.2 Mixed tiair.. 125 all sizes; regular Ps rice... Fea prics $ atprice [Biss $8.507 sate price {-TRSONOL a Mined Hairs, 900 ae tek 15 87.75 P Oe ——- 16.00 Best Felt + 14,00 Shelf Box Springs—for metal 13.50 Eblipse Felt. + 11.00 ; = Box. or Wardrobe Couches—6 ft, |’ Mattresses—our No. 2 Combi- bedsteads; Miohoritersd with 10.00 Special Felt. - 850 | Enameled Bedsteads—1 '4-Inch long, 24 ft. wide; finely uphol- nation; excellent filling; both the: best stee] springs; dest 9.00 No, 2 Cotten. » 750 continyous® posts, heavy fill- stered and covered with heavy sides are thickly padded; toy- grade. of ‘filling, covered 6.75 No. | Combination... 5.59 ing rods, straight brass top green denim; very practical to ered with special stripe tick- with A.C. A. or Lancy ticking; 6.00 Fiber, foft top and rails; best grade of white old clothing. Re; ular €6 50 ing; regular - price $4 95 tegular price, $tly $6.75 5 bottam 3 7s enamels all sizes: regular $6 price $9; sale price.. 9U« 75; sale price... oy43) lcersiresseus 5 ) Fide ip. - 4.2 tice $8; sale price....- a2 eoechiene 4 son Bce, 3.50 Excelsior, soft top., 2.50 E x (Stege: Coopst Sipre, Fitth Flvor.) | The Last of Women’s Summer Low Shoes, $1.50 E never regard cost or former selling price when it’s necessary to dispose of one kind of shoes to make room for another. In the case of these low shoes, we forget the regular : Selling prices entirely, and put one figure on all the tan low shoes, excepting pumps, for quick selling. ; The lot includes quite a number of black sample Oxfords and a good assortment of tans; $] 50 original prices were up to $5; your choice at.. O Also Two Bargains in Ca-vas and Patent Leather Low Shoes Women's $2 Patent Leather | Women's Canvas Low Shoes—in Oxfords—in all sizes~ $] broken si_es, in white 50c and drab; at..., (Sierei Cooper Stors, Second Floor, R Linoleumsat Special Prices Inlaid GJanite Linoleum—in al!-\ Printe{ Linoleums—in the solid over efiects; regularly 69e! 90c a yard; at. Piece, four yards wide; an excel- Printed Linoleums — two yards lent variety of neat and pretty tive designs and/ pattcrns in bright colorings. gs; an excellent 70c grade, a sq. yd., at... 62e 0c grade, sq. yd, at.. .... DLC (Sezel Coorer Store, Fifth Floor, Frent.) szlection; do not fail to take ad- vantage of this sale;,60c grace at Sica sg. yd. Ae Gale All solutely no reservation whatever; take anything in summer clothing you can find to fit you and pay.. (Original prices were all the way from $12 to $25.) dison (Siegel Couper Store, Third Floor, Rear.) Talking Machines Any model of either a Vic- tor Talking Machine or an honograph and Twelve Records of your own selection from our large collection, including the new September records, will be séla on terms of $1 a Week All the new records are here. Women’s Net and Tailored Waists Newest Models. BETTER, more styl- ish and more reas- onably priced lot of waists you will not find anywhere else in town. There is a variety in styles that will meet the fancies of -all_-who-come—here—to select their waists, and the prices are decidedly low. Tailored Waists—made of white madiass tront designed with | graduated plaits; open tront, long | Sleeves and soft, tucked collar; beautifully tailored. Ex- $1 cellent valuc at.. O00 Tailored White Lawn Waists— the entire front covered with side plais; wide plait down center, with pearl buttons; tack made with four side. plaits; em- broidered, laundered ‘collar and Tailored Linen Waists—made of pure linen; front strictly tail- ored, with side plaits; ‘long sleeves, with soft shirt cuffs. | | | ase re S95 Net Waists—in white and ecru; made with heavy Irish yoke front and back; bodice trimmed | with three rows of Val. edging;. fancy sleeves; lace collar and tie; long sleeves with soft shirt cuffs; Lned throughout with fs. V. reason- Japanese silk; excep- Sue At Tex $1.50 tional value at.,---..- $3.95 (lege! Cooper Store, Secead Floor, Center.) All the “Odds and Ends” of Men’s Summer Clothing Go! Cone In and He p Yourselves at the Lowest Prices for Which Cloth'ng Is Ever Sold in New York. We Guarantee that if You Find a Fit \ou’li Have the Greatest Bargain You Have Ever Seen. the remaining summer suits—two-piece and three-piece—ab- | Odd $6.85) (Siege! Cooper Store, Main Flocr, Rear.) / Staple Groceries, Fresh Meats, Fish & Vegetab Coats & Vests—black, blue and fancy worsted—choice of any at $3.50 Coats—choice of any at.....--... mins {Y} Odd Trousers—choice of any at.-.. $1.50 Odd Vests—choice of any, including black, blue, and washable, at .. 50c Je Fill the Pantry at The Big Store s Low Prices. Mail and T elephone Orders for Groceries Prompily Filled, Calt £4000 Chetsea. Fresh Meats We deliver ail clare. and ,2.d orders: anywhere irom the Battery to 110th streer, east and west. Fancy Icgs of city dressed genuine sprog Lamb; Ib . Short for Lamb; | Fresh Fish | ‘We clean fresh fish frve of charte. Fare ken Halibut Steak, — ) on Sek, 15e Bo: ton Cod Fith Sica Long Branch Sea Ba Long Branch Bunter Fish, Newport Porsies. ) fe port Haudock, Boston Maret Cod Fish, Long Branch Fiounders, Selected fresh killed younz ten Powlti lbivvsasavesey Fancy {rzah killed Jersey Bri ersy IDesty cesses aise Fancy dry —piched young hea Ib. Paley We 22¢c bat . Selecied tresh pilted Long |s1.nd Qe teery Ted Duck 12 %¢ Hindquariers of Ci ° ned flat 95, ‘Spareribe; 3 1d3, fore... ccse4s> 25c SASHES RePPEES—wainur marshnal jow of club dwiches; 5 . 4 3 1b, to A son pe 2 4c SOAP—cleans, tox 100 bars, Bee Choice sweet pickled corn ARLINES—Bon Jean: brand, fancy im: | ched'in_ pure ive 2g | if [iva | i V Now Yellow Tu New Blood Bets, FRUIT, SYRUP \Matkewsi—tresh tru) 10 Ibs. S$: 4 WHOLE PULLE Fresh Fruits and /egetables NC 3 for preserving. No, 6 bas 45¢ {i her, : NEW FOTATOE A Fine Basket Luncheon, All Prepared & Packed, $1.50) Basket, (Delivere.) No. 6 dieee,, 30€ (Delivere ) IPE. RIAN GRAB APPLES berry or reapberr: a Refined } Two Ocnces of Table Salt Pini of Fresh Made Potato Crocks of Freah Baked in | SALAD or with Ginie sale SLPS RInE Feelen and cored, or imported wal: [5g Plutot Mixed Pickles wall {camara iihe's Ibe gocrn Pec ace of Suds Biyeulrs ofits: Te LAUNDRY, STARCE best qualins aiee ar. of McLaren's {mperial Two Fresh Psaches —§1,40; bail gallon te jar Sacer bic | Cantaloupes 4 $1.78; 10 Ibs 25 Cheese Jo New Anples “Three tres Plums + B 10c Dayligdt-oade Three Ripe Bencaas jae SALA ON—The famous BEAUTY nib SA don, STU ibe canoe LOC English Breakfast Tea Foru.oea O-long. Youns by-cm, t Fancy curity, fresh picied JENNY LIND MELONS; direct ship.nent trom Ce awar weet and mellow; Biscuits in Pails Dainty Duct es vw lavora; fi Jb, tin pail with handle... No charge for the pa Powcered Sugar . & E, best refined; reg. 35 Hinninelmnabticertonltesi ire 29¢ the kind old Reliable Wines and Rhine Wines BURCYARDT & SOHNE, jeshelm, A, Ry Laubenheimer, case 12 ts, Niersteiner, cs Deldeshelmer, H.chhelmer, case 12 qi Rudesheimer, case 12 qi Delicious Tokay Wine Angelica, Por selected “high Price jor this 93c, $1.1 Sprcially reduiei in S74, $2.25 | 8, $1 MONTICELLO RYE—gil., $3; full Q BLUE nase RYE—6 rears old; 75 i. $2.50; §5¢ GOGNACH oO: $123 Atteess Poritan Medoc, Old Prise i Anak dan 1¢C. 2 Py ee Orange Marmalade Heriley’s best Impor ed: wr Ic can Large Yellow Peaches ra quality C Lf-rnia evaporated fei; Li * Case 12 Quarta | | strenutiens: per botle, Extra Special _YALELCOG TANS, aber $1.25 St. Emilion Imported Ciaret from A. Lafond 4. 88 TTR Dake saat oes & Fils, Bordeaux, France Clarets | Dubonnet | Y IMPORTED COGNAC $y ARMAND FKERES & CO. | The tamove tonls and sppeitiert_ per 85c | i $1.35 St. Emillon, case 12 at St. Jullen, ¢ Margaux, Pentet-Canet, case Chateau Li Graces, cane 12 cta. ne 7 pay Sronge Cake Six Paper Napain Ns 18¢ HIS Is just what thousands of people will want for the weck-end T tri-holiday now approaching. Our basket dinners and luncheons have become very popular because of their convenience, the va- riety, daintiness, purity and freshness of the foods, and because of the very low cost. $ The contents is sclected from our regular stock, and each piece is neatly and securely wrapped in oil-paper. If purchased separately it would cost $2. . As there will be an enormous demand for these baskets.we cannot fill mail or telephone orders, and none will be delivered. $1.50 Pineapple tune The baskets will be ready Friday at 9 A. M. {Including} Complete Luncheon) pasket,, (Siegel Cooper Btcre, Fourth Floor.) i 5 ibs. $11 De |" yuors at Moderate Prices “181.50 MALT-VIGOR—builds SETREIDE KUMMEL— i=? be S340: $1 Roval Warrant Cana- | | Rye, per bottle... $1.10 we S47) 1 FREDERIC DUPEY & CO. IMPORT: ED CHAM — “the acme o 2qte excellence it favor and qualit Extra ary; case of 12 quarts... HOSPITAL To: % Teng Walaa ~ : 2 sale: speclat reduced price, for thin sales 7G | (51 ci Ceorer Siore, Fourth Fleer, Frems) FI re UO Ra Wits ir UC ie ON Be