The evening world. Newspaper, September 18, 1907, Page 5

creer cement emcee ec eeepc Yn et meer em 18, THE EVENING ado tee WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER und arrested this HE BIG! « : "MEET ME AT PRIMARY CALL (COST $5 10 SAY NAS, SIEGEL J.B.GREENHUT, PResipenr. Tesi HUTS WITHOUT DELAY] ters mss he Mmm roars, Women’ s Broadcloth Millinery | EE Had Him Arrested. ; oa Sl f Wife and Children of Commission the LARGEST ing in York, quustice Seabury Decides. that| yee sieniaee erie young en MGR, 28s eae Suits at $14.75 Buteiese usleaeucexcla Find Him. i followlrex ung woman, 1 «© wax walkin’ ioe FOUNTAIN” /POPERE D000 the. Election® -Machinery ; -}.27he llven at No. 20 East Geventy-ncth ' ‘ ye’ as the Hest could b As an oe «“Snecial’’ to the New il est iandeniwa ent is OL Paul. Herber 4 Wonde 2 er, 7 pei ey sive’ as the smallest could te. / Bad RG ANAS sy Shall Not Be Clogged Forel ima sitrouei Tana ke wo at cialens: merchant of) No. 24 Z ndertul Anniversary Sale Bargain Our styles are our own until Automobile Wear Section JNOE IOS Sed. plalnanGa aay orivillesCoureR hls catices Brooklyn, reported to = they become yours—and then aan noon ‘agalnet Ernest Vehirenkemp, tint le has been mis 1 , ie 2 ‘suits are made they are urs, for we dupli- ONNECTED with the > A TG ICT E J] vwenty-nine years old, a stloon-keeper Heid Soe a cerou ST aniehel of a superior quality cate practically nothing. Women’s Coat Sec SETBACK FOR M’CLELLAN at Third avenue ‘and Seventy-stxth | wag Geeply” attached 1 hls, wite “and broudcloth, and if | “UC Practica entning tion, on Second Floor, arrested on a charge of jenitd. i 2 Uleorderly conduct last night at Fifth tei porramate nis Dooling, of the Elections] avenue and Seventy-Atth, atreet alle pena he would be they were. priced on their looks you could never get them for this figure. you will find hereafier a sec- tion devoted to the sale of Herbert says he started out t0] saying In ‘Ghe evening. | ve ‘ ps Ming Siartin sald she was walking | Since thet, tme =) 4 noth=| 1 Automobile Outer Wear Board Had Aimed to Tie terol tie! Park Yesterday: Afterione, | Free alate, Be In the tailoring, cloth, for women, and as. a pleas- : ' and that Vebrenkamp followed her from Sane trimming venera > anti ‘tiod imenew Up Tammany. FicigeninikivtresHanaimich seenvel ip mmings and general fin introductio : to this new ish they are, equal to the very best $22 suit to be +seen. But you know this is our Anniversary Sale— re ular prices are forkonen for the time The style is an eXception- ally.smart one. Twenty- six-inch semi-fitted jacker single-breasted, fly coat sleeves, notch collar, lined with guaranteed satin. fhe skirt is a very full. Plaited model with deep fold. Colors are blue, green. brown, burgun‘y, also black. All sizes. and —¥ou-wittfind-arati times; we can fit the woman of e 7 . ‘i = y section all thetg slight build ju tas/easily as in this new section, .: 8 zat LY y new ideas in women’s auto. Hee Renee ee 1,000 Hats at $5. mobile coats and wraps, at= pays for materials. and | 200 Hats at pices from | prices showing values, well making. $15 to $0. : represented by the above. (Siete! Cooper StoreSe2ond Fioor.Fr ont) | OOO Hats at prices frome | (siese) Cooper Siore, Sec-nd Elocr, Front.) : : $5 to $10. : That is a fixed standard of |. nniversary Sale of Thursday’s parity ete this month hu ae Grocery Specials (te Pictures and ! Only the Fest and Freshest Foods, at Money Saving Women's Oil Paintings section we will place on sale to-morrow fifty coats, as illustrated, at the astonish- ing price of 90.70 This is a smart leather- trimmed model cut double- breasted, with a box plait down the center of the back; fullsleeves with cuffs; patch pockets. to Firth avenue and Seventy-atth atrect. | ROBBERS KILL CASHIER | The young woman sald that the de- AND SHOOT PURSUERS. Tammany Hall won a pronounced vio. | fendant walked faat when she walked stery over Mayor MoClellan's political] fast anq slowed up when did. | Ey : Atzerland Se, 2 faction in the Supreme Court to-day] Finally Misa Martin turned and asked | MONTRE delaras sae ws him what he meant by following her. | Two Russians, whose! identity has not “He iraned over toward me and |been dstadlished. made a daring ay n | or 6 Tam: te to-day to rob the local i imary call of the Tammany Hall Gen-| said, ‘Hello!’ Thon I xiapped him good | AgmPt today to ra ariel eral Committee, ‘The call tor the pri- rd on the face with my hand. | killed the cashier, se cash box marion ts was passin od | ANd fled. A crowd ga ase to the n_was passing, and I ordered | Cisberswire-Ated_at-ori_wotinded four him to call a policeman, but the truck-| or their pursuers before ther were cape | man gav+ me the ha when Justice Seabury sustained the conducted the the Tammany the Board to make the appointments of inspectora that should have heen made weeks ago. Tha de- cision means that Tammany Hall and {not the McClellan crowd will have con- / trol of the Democratic primary election machinery. There tias been a lot of political ma- mipuiation behind the fight between Tammany and Mayor McClellan over the primary call, John T, Dooling, Casioan of the Board of Elections by) The Laxative Chewing Gum--Cures Constipation is a now form of chewing gum that serves a two-fold purpose. Chew it for pleasure. Chew it for health. It relieves constipation, gently operat- ing on the bowels and regulating their action. It's the one chewing gum from which you can derive some positive good. That's why Gum-Lax is The Right:Gum to Chew Chew 2 piece of Gum-Lax when you feel out of sorts. It’s a constipa- tion remedy that hasn’t the slightest medicine suggestion about it. It's the ideal form of laxative. For salo by Caswell-Massey & Company, Hogeman 2 Company, W'm. B. Riker,Som & Company, J. Mil- hav’s Sov, Kalish Pharmacy, Walter S. Rockey, and two thoudand other druggists (a Now York City, Tryour Deuggist dose not poll GUM-LAX send us ten cents and Bu GUM-LAX MFG."GO.. 28 Broadway. New York City, expert on the laws goy- dons. Mr. Dooling an- the McClellan managers ( . that objection sustainable In law could be filed to the Tammany primary call on several grounds. a Call Is Issued. The Tammany General Committee met ‘ He cater eg puserles | pees Gee eee | Prices. Mailand Telephone Orders Promptly Une li and notices were sent to the Filled. Phone 4,000 Chelsea. ni ermuslins Ms’ an empty space on the wall can be covered eotions in the usual qway. =a ‘ = 5 ; ct ij i i ijectlon ini tes ocr Saks & Company Oyster Crackers, {|| Gold Medal Flour Anniversary Specials for _ at little cost if the pictures are bought at this round that the bimincrasheraituctinermor eerie ween aac ore Pik, free 20C Thursday sale. t ‘ollowed by the g. Sc. 1 Sold Metal Biscult Cutter free with each | Fesengatlon followed by the} Herald Square Ee 8) 46+ | | Gele Mill lace Cart Tree wih cet Clin how ana cer While the prices named here are extreme ya ee \ nC made ; tures are perfect in condition Announce a Display of 5, z A fect yoods-“made up in every instance the pic Ease | whole Pulled Fig * Household Candles epee iy | for calc. | and include a good assortment of attractive subjects. } W prince igiibais Oe ‘ Stendard Parslline Wax Canes Eleventh< nniversary Sale. | College Blanket Robes, at $6.50 CSR PEMRESA OH DEtenus iS bela inh Ntrranted convey ee, ye Paleo Pictures for the hall, dining-room, parlor and bed- Te. $2.25 box containing 240. c106 Ti Jravers and Corset Coy- , i ; An exclusive novelty designed for young men at Chenamieenaine-Arssien SESE SOiree 12 ays aot., CC ers—ieyulaily 50c, at 89C rooms—of the sort that you would select if regular ox woud be college, so clever that-one’s first impression is. PURE-PROTE Drawers; Chemises;-€i : : fornia RED COEFEE or fancy 6 glasses $1 oats | MIXED VEGETAUL the nomination of vu y could not ‘* Why was it not thought of before?” fon, because prices were in etfect. RICH MARACAIBO golden Sintos coffee; Corset Covers Yc, at... Assorted Pictures 20 subjects to Pastels—in 3-inch gilt frames, with pein nnd brand for making sou “ is beveled white mat oa cach pi select from, in 2%s-lach gilt | Distriene, mbly Diss The various brilliant colors of American colleges suis; Drawers, Gowns, Chemises and GE AAS Se ee frames, with white ‘mat order | u are faithfully reproduced in Grecian border effects, a Noss BEANS Cats ht ft your choice to-morrow a; $4.50 | on each pliture: regularly 7a 4 | Pasapenbl Salieri area The following institutions are represented pasha ; Drawers, (9, Be Corset Cov- Pastela—in handsome oval {rames: Oil Paintings nieot el =You sl 240 Ibe ereland Chemtcca=ve 1 Vu ¢ ona! decided hi us rom +! jegel oper Gri 1 Ly Sie ren i Abeuatiecion ie efoundces Bat Amherst Dickinson New York Univ, the bushel from the Siegel C Glarly $1.50; at. 98c to select fromiyour enolce $4.50 | Paintings—a god variety in ebony : there was no undu no the part Andover Harvard Pennsylvania A SES See Reon sha ow boxes; deep gilt frames, eH an anyntawdconmitieaocatisntett ~ Bowdoi Itiaots — Byinceee Drawers Gowns, Corset Cov- | pagtelg—in 3!-inch deep frames: | These pictures rever sold tor . Tammany Law Commities of the fac jowdoin ers and C: emises— © ae hand - painted c ivss than $5; your choice q thet-the-primary-call-wae notlegal: Broai Tadieae St. John's Pop UiatlPtes $1.50 handsome hand - pi Pp $4 Bee ao temnauiwaaldaineraciavociock Californi Jeff Stanford Pies ees pL AU CS tures; landscapes” and™ marine | ~-to-morrows.j.co;sa0+; 7290" | ‘ot wind of what was doing at 3 o'clock | jalifornia efferson anfor. ~ select trom: ne : ‘ n Sept. 4, and 00 ‘oe ; : subjects to select : Paintings--including shadow box Ef Saatir eat ct ‘Gommuniention mith Carlile Patavette SUEeCase | Paris- American your choice to-morrow $3.75 aan rae sila teallpmcolaradt ‘ohalan. | The Hoi ctlons icago ehig ashiugton . } for in 12<18 double-sweep trames, ed hear the objections and the Pastels—panels richly colore Bertin aide at 11 o'clock In the morn: ' Columbia Maine Western of Pa, Undermustins tancy designed git frames; 1 regula Hyerold at $13.50; $10 Cornel Michigan Wisconsin The.three- special lors and ularly. sold for $4.50; to-moriowsriis setae elock ia 7 BrAOL raw choices $3.65 - tra Heavy frames; P Dooling a Advocate. Dartmouth’ NewHampshire Yale . figenor innored e5) igi mrleesk : to-morrow your chore SLL Flin Rr ane Mr. as Chalrriidn of the iets eT GEeIall Shae OOCK Photograyures—larze size, 30x40; rominent artis.s; sold for- hoard of Elections, conducted the pro- | Fi 1 68C.5 : Lot 1—consisjs of gowns, chem- aitisticall, colored, in handsome Pe MSO HT COME MOTTOW $25 ceedings, no, meted Pr w their new Fall models in ge6, corset covers skirts designed’ (eameepechoicessparior 1 .s : Bastion w thel nd comoinations — regularly ctures; acver sold at less thau | Paintings—extra heavy, designed, fin ok the next afterm@on | i n Pere pi 5 file affidavits answering the objec- | up 0 3.6 e = $10.50; yo choice . haids ly burn- dieramecs se cee | Silk Petticoa for Women [New Greening Apples || | gry E°Dtat, Coffee eee S195) | plesee rou choles 14175 toch itu pained Gj fe y 1 Cooper's origina én 2 ; é i anv, artist; Gate atic Re, 35c the ectlce tat ln so popuide wih cue ess Lot 2—consists of gowns, che- Pastels—-dining-room_ pictures by calvears7s¢ CUE lylandvenert There was no decision rendered the ure any standard 2 ASSO} 8 beater “heaping full’ (dellveres) iL Noas; bean, ground or POW mises, drawers, skirts, corset rame bs y : next day or tho next, 90 far as Mz. eas yaenyestandard, assortment is most ED: LO lbs! $2.40; 4dr Sisto, SOC vers and‘ combinat proper canister inion each picture is in an ebony i > . Uy s. 22., i a | Ser 3) > st re ef Gehaian knew eMcially.” But ne’ kept attractive, including models for both street and a rH aOG Porn PAT HE ae hee wane; shagow box; your choice ox x in D1 = ~~ hs i= ou c IS le t informed that the Board of Elections i Ta <tra Pri o PYaeabelioloate 92.5! $2.75 to-morrow ‘ i é ‘ma piel the oben Ad feclded evening wea ae eperved Fresh Vegetables : UDER Ae —$ ntings—handsome subjects Lis by Cau Sd be i \ ruits Nev. yellow onions, red onions, white Lot 3—<consisting of gowns, Pastels—16 x 2 fruit or game a ics gned gilt [ranes, 16x- be changes. og air conaian went || A full range of the new colors and delicate shad- Feumuctavacslv vel tratberrleai Bari teralees yallos waralps, wanbed. carrot, siir's, chemises and combina: ° | heak frameswith ‘cluding shadow bo : regu.| hetore “Justice “Guy in the Supreme f ings, also rich, dagk tones in solid or duo-tone Jett pears, 9 Fespiag feltiteancres, 2 Me B0C tion ; regularly up to $3.5) matched Se lid dig Price) S28} your /eogigQ) « and secur: ; 7; m i $5.50; at... oe s OW es choice t . @ eS HES FRA RA effects, as well-as plaids and stripes Siegel Cuo%r Siero Fouin Flean) Bicsicanneaiejeaaishles cae ; $3.50. I asiege Casper Siete: TaM= tree Cemerd matter in court The case Was argued for the Tan many Hall General Committee. by Mr. | Cohalan, who contended tuat the cus- | tom in vogue for 100 years had been! followed’ and that the law had been complied with to the letter. He held that the term “unit of representation’ as used in the Primary Election law is The trimmings are of ruffles or lace; also eyelet or solid silk embroidery. $4.85. $7.50, $8.95, $10.95 to $25, © Men’s Stiff-Bosom, Business & Full Dress Shirts taj to the rules and regulations of Mohair or Moreen Petticoats in Treat Piiomieetiat al: | Black or colorssscooe. sos+ +--++ $2.98, $395, 8495, $5.95 Bought from the Recciver of One of the Biggest Concerns of repress while “the Dem __ Sateen Petticoats..-..++..+:+ $1, $1.50) St. 98 to $3.95 Bonen oe alwayi std Asscmbly districie aa’ thone units, in the Uniced States White, Laundered Kegular Prices Shirts Would ce full tress Shirts Cc an $l. 25, $1.50, Colored Shirts 2 and $2.50 HE concern which inade these shirts is one of the biggest T and best-known in this country. It is in the hands of a receiver at prosent and the receiver turned to us as the easiest channel through which to dispose of the stock of hand. Imported Albatross Knee See embroidery and lace trimmed..eseu.- ++. --+ $3.95,$495, $5. 95, to $7. 95, ioe Seabury nustains Mr, Cohal- contention on every point ; 1 Imported Gloves for Women At Less Than Paris Prices Women's Sixteen-Button Mousquetaire) Glace Gloves; in tans, grays. pearls, | 2.25 maize, white or black. $2.25 Special for Thursday. » Value $3. 25) The shirts bear the label of the makers, or the labels of va- tious high-priced Broadw haberdashers for whont some of the goods were originally made They consist of White Dress Shirts, cuffs attached. White Lress Shi ts, cu.s a tached or detached, closed or open , 0801s. Stiff Losom olored Shirts, ‘cuffs attached or detached. Colored and White \eyl.gee Shi ts, culis attached or detached. $4, Shoes for Women, at $2.85 These very attractive shoes are mostly in styles which, for reasons of our own, will not be continued, Every size is represented in the assortment, but not in every model. Patent leather, gun metal, dull or bright kid~ skin shoes in button, blucher or lace models. "K" stands for Kate, A bright kitchen matd; | She cooks things to suit a And she is well paid, She's cheerful and oft $4 Shoes for Women at $1.95 ° ind Sleeve- Lengths—including J. ° ' vl Be AoC | A clearance of Women’s,Louis XV. Bootsin but- All Slzes plenty in sizes from 16to 13 _ for big men | ‘Help Want’ Ads. Every Day.” ton or lace models of! kid or patent leather. oe pene "«e IBSPECIA LY ON SUNDAYS, einen Ask for “S. & H."’ Green “Grading Stamps — We Give Them