The evening world. Newspaper, November 4, 1907, Page 8

blow to the predatory enomies of “DO NOT yor When Mr. was. shown cireuiar to-da: epudiated Ita ty aign Committee Calls on iaily, aid gesiaied snat it: was Members to Throw Over |...» anen tien Shifts to-Complainint and Court ImpasesFine, < ex Jacobson, a lacoten had deliber pul = Veiled ‘DY {his man and anot employee. here is no doubt wh Temarkett of. “The. Hearst ie, Giisey House; New York. ae | —___— fan intefilgent citizen who com-| ANOTHER. BANK CASHIER ig-the trend of—current poijiticai! ifs, You are nc doubt aware of the fhat--In-the-make-wp-of-tie-Fusion+ - it was necessary. to concede to} iUNTSVILLE, Ala., Republican allies our indorsement| » oyd, cashier of and—told th THE EVENING WORLD, ws an incarnatiog of high ideals sna $9 [1x counted. The ba: lofty purposes and an embodiment of if should be held to as noble eelf-nacrifice for tne betterment! ns every ofticts a | Jot the lowly and Lumble. The election of Mr. Ihmren would be a crushing marked public recognition of « maker o peace thought, would sound a note of} 0 ee : Rosalsky Insists insisis ‘Thal Election! FIVE KILLED, 20 HURT ther’ pO v|. > WITH TURNED TABLES. AT. REPUBLICANS, [Man “He. Charged With Assautt| Jule" Pom averiiar santas me~art—attracted ad toting tire on told Magistrate ualne the COMMITS SUICIDE. Yov, 4.—James pe Huntaviiie ie candidates’ whose political and) yank and Trust Company committe Fecorda, may not commend them you. Feeling. therefore, that a not} Brat repugnance 10:8 part of ou suicide to-day. Make strange bed-fellows.’ r, if you cannot conaclen- more, .pledse come out on} @ay and vote for our candi-} (Preseunced Bear iiss) Sherif, Maximilian F, Ihmisen, |: fried and trusted chief Ueutenant of | (he moet refined and anistic of all, fillan R. Hearst. ly: tome who enjoy the privilege | '© trace its source, ~ radnal: “Acquaintance with Mr. | asl seeat of fork tlotetes ‘ean really appreciate him. In Kerked's Sachet, Vace Powder, Toilet Water me like these, whon official depray! Aty: Net Seay come in clues DierKim or Vietet -odou. pal alah GHesty a the grand perbonality stands out in striking To-Morrow, Tuesday (Nov. Sth), : We will place on sale the entire surpl hi stecK of WELCH @ LOGAN, Lynn ae . At-a- Sacrifice— Low: Price: - There Are 18,000 Pairs Shoes r Women, Boys, Girls and Children. Ali new Il-styles. Every pair worth sessile -the price. (enuine $2.50 Value) Stylish and comfort-—— ~ _able_shoes- -Metal— Calfskin and Vici Kid; . extension soles; lace’ and but- ton. Sizes 8% to 11 and 411% to 1 able, “Sizes 6108 and 84 -T BOYS’ SHOES (Regular $2.50 Value) Made of selected Gun Metal Calfskin and Patent Gol $4-39 kin; extension soles 1 to $4, at. —— Boys’ Shoes (Reg. $1.75 Value) “Made of Box Calf, with double leather | Women’s 3-0 New Fall $ -50 j Style Shoes at. . 4, Flexible Exiension Soles The uppers are cut from selected patent Coltskin and Vic] Kidskin; TWENTY NEW STYLES; lace, button and bluchers; high and me- $4.50 dium heels; sizes 234 to'8; widths A 1 ito) ISIE F oy cehaendeamabeananhoneedn Women’s omens $4.00 at... ws In Box Calf and Vici Kid; spten- did shoes for street wear. Sizes A dainty tragrance so subtle it is difficult eqaul qualTiy aed bas the | 1 rt} registration Judew Rosi s! a complidnant ‘BA feal estate, One Hundred { of inspectora) . accountability! 1 wherever an _E, WW, Blooiedale a rales were’ nesscted Jactign of thé Grand Jury. penn iN TRAIN a Laws Be Upheld by Strict —-- Penalties... Judge ‘Rogalaky swore ‘In two foyday in Part 1, 0! 1] Referring tq’ the: work ferretting out. those fuct ‘that an unusual Ottenses had been discovered this 'y Judge Rosaisky. read to ‘the: Gr. Tefentones Stand B Sn : On-message rate 2 “lines are only They are most con- venient, a ____Call Contract Depart- oT “ment, 9010 Cort- defeat th iil of th Heh: titled ole I sie “ rr a ot| landt, for full infor- iF tnetiti:tions; amd—thore—responsibie | mation. ould be brought to justice. Honest—voters—shetid—have—pertect 4 $ | freedom th casting thelr ball re | | eutitled to have them fairly | Brill Stores Open All Day _ Election Ty Overcoat Sale a 000 overcoats at savings “of 25 to 40%. 7. 000 of the best overcoats — - formen and youths ever fj -60o._per-Month— MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1907. Greenhut and Company 2 Women's Tailor-made _ Noteworthy | Qe @ - Walking © ts—— ! — -A Sale ane Finest ae Rugs Below Value The fallowing items—all good examples of a consistent and almost uniform policy of pricing fine merchandise — are offered for Tuesday s selling, 7 store being open all day: We offer expressly for. Tuesday's selling ‘broadcloth suits in a new and most excellent modification, of the betas, tight-fitting style, 25.00 also in a semb-fitting model, at... Se: The colors at “your: duce. navy blue, “seal eau green and _ black, with a good choice as well-in the popular striped cloths, The - excellent value at this (ice ‘will be: cust anly Ecos on n Inspection. su One for. Tiuetday’s Selling Only: A full line’ of walking. boots’ in’ French pate aiken saith toppings of purple ooze leather, gray corduroy,. brown and __ black cloth and dull kidskin; also lace and button shoes of black or ——_—_— tan Russia calfskin with dull matte or tan corduroy tops; also all sizes in three models of tall top boots in French patent leather, black ~= Russia-calfskin-and= -glace—kidskin: —_These—-boots- -sell_usually at. $6 -and- a7 le sizes are pe repreented in-each style... 4.50 Knit underwear whose texture, fit and finish will appeal to the dis- criminating and the advantage of their value over price to the economical: Worsen’s white ribbed corset covers in usual and extra large sizes; long sleeves, silk trimmed fied Women’s Swiss ribbed merino union suits in white and natural, silk eo and finighed. An excel- with sik tape drawings at neck and waist Value SOc. : A UC) _ cellent weight fer sat and early winter wear. Value 1,00 . 1.40 omens srgeemto Se eed finished ond oh. trimmed, Be pea —_Wemen's white cotton Swiss ribbed vests (ong or short ae and- ret. silk toshed, lay =seld ot S9c ——— = o Women's spe eee ce merino union as an extra “st, fine gay hand bate Valee 1.50 é 6 : ie Misses’ “‘Oneita” union suits of nice aay merino in white and prcetl Value 7S< " Misees’ hand-finished vests and pants of fine combed cotton with soft, warm fleecing. _and sik trimmed. Vale SBc Si oe ee on Hand finished 2S The overproduction of a maker of fine SS rugs is offered’ at very -low-prices:_The-grade_is the finest made. The. designs are all new _ for this season, and include Oriental effects and solid reds-and-greens eat in| talloring, best in. i, Style, best in trimmings. and bestin value. Overcoats That_Are $9. 50 | =-Values—Up_to._$15. From organizations who tailor only coats to retai! at $15-and . Every garment has-hand-tailored lapels, shoulders and col- are hand tailored throughout. Fabrics are high- ll-wool Frieze and fancy—weaves. Color- arious~grays- and—Oxford.—-Sizes—for—al} years to inan of 30 alnches: chest. (egecare bac bhue: from young man_ot 1 Gvercoats That Are $11.50- Values Up to $18 - __Overcoats.tailored by foremost’ concerns, in modern work- ‘rooms, under most modern conditions. Overcoats that are $18 standard in tailoring, trimming, fabric and style. Fabriys are all-wool Kerseys, Meltons, friezes and~Cheviots, in blue—black, Oxford and smart gray: izes for all from young man of 16 Tan aears to. man of 50 inches chest. ary That Are $13.50 Overcoats Ha several makers who tailor onl garments to ——- retail from $20 \ I care _journeyman—tailored. Choice of over 50 styles aid ‘Olorings of fabric and 10 dis| miodels. Sizes for-all-from—young_man—of 16 years to man_ol So-inches chest: Overcoats That. Are ° $17. 50 Values Up ito $28 Choice of over 80 fabrics, weaves ant colorings. Velour Vicuna finished Meltons in black, Oxford and Cambrid Worsteds in black and Oxfords, Worsted velours, Fa silver, steel, oyster and Quaker gray Cheviots. Blac Oxford fine-finished Kerseys, Choice of 12 models, ir Inch coats—button-through, semi-box, full. box and. se; coats. Garments in every detail best $25 and $28 values. Overcoats that are values up to $35....4.., $22.50 Overcoats that are values up to $45........ $27.50 Oyercoats that are values up to $60........ $37. 50 _ All-Wool Suits-—Special Suits That Are. $11 Values Up to $18 Sults That Are Values Up to $22.59 $13. 50 | Fabrics of $18 to $25 standz-d—tajloring of $18 to $20 stand- ard—style of $18 to $25 standa Here are suits of the most wanted colorings and designs—strictly all-woo! velours and cassi- meres, in browns, clarets, tans, olives and grays—dozens of smart stripes, checks and new Overplaids. $11 for suits worth up to $18, $13.50. for suits worth up to $22.50, Don't miss. this value chance. Brill Stores Open All Day Election Day Bil Brothers UNION SQUARE, 14th, n. B'way. 47 CORTLANDT, n. rarer 279 BROADWAY, n. Chambers. 125th STREET, cor. 3d Avenue. Handkerchiefs High ball sets of 9 pieces; choice patterns. Value 30. 00 with shaded band borders. The prices are twenty to forty per cent: below the customary figures:- 18x36m. . . . (1.00 36x72in. . . . 3.95 8,3x10.6 ft. Qx4Bw = TS 404 ft... 42S — gg 26xS4in. . . . 2.25 4x7 ft. . . ..., 650 ogi 30x60m. . oe 27S) 6x6 ft. . 2. . 97S _ x2 ft. 36x36m. . . . 250 Sx8ft.. . . . 950 ISH . We dace app proach of the gift season sends edciec ‘interest to this 24.50 22.50. - 27.50 32.50 extraordinary offer Brilliantly cut, of an excellent American make, at prices far below the-figures the-pieces usually _bring-—-and_ merit. Fancy cut glass salad, orange and fruit bowls. Values 3:25-to 7.00. 1.85. to 4.00 Water pitchers in 2, 3 and 4 pt. sices., Values 3.25, 5.00, 8.00. - 1.85, 2.75, 5.25 Cut glass toble tumblers. Value 8.00; doz. : 9 : 9 = _5.00- — Cut Glass aioe) Pieces, i z : ~~ Cheese dish and cover, 6-in. “Vstse-9-00 Ta = a 5.50 Rock and rye Phan Value 8.00 . 6 A ° 3 Sia tls 5 5.00 a Horseradish or mustard jars. Value 3.50 . A 9 5 0 6 O 2.00 — ot Jelly dishes, 8-in. Vaue4S0 . . 9 9 0 . i 2.75 Sugar and cream set. Value 3.00 2.00 Cot tists comports, footed, 6 to 14in, Value 3.50 to 8.00... . 2,50 to $.00 Cat hss vases, ich eating, fancy shapes, 9 to 4in, Value 7.00 to 20.00 4.25 to 13.50. Punch bowls. Valve 15,00 to 35.00 . ss 9,00.to 25,00. Whiskey sets of seven pieces; new designs. Value 15.00-—— : s et as os z ae 20.00 —10.00 Three items at prices approaching one-half the-customary figures:--- Men's fancy half hose, tiske thread and cotton; plain grounds with plaid and Cie effects ‘or _ embroidered figures, Values 25c and 35c pair; 6 pairs for... Plain black pure thread-silk half hose, spliced heels, soles and toes. Value 1 50 Bath robes of Turkish towelling in the new striped ‘and figured effects. Also double-faced blanket dressing gowns in two-tone patterns. Value 5.00. . 5 t o Sturdy gloves of Gape: Leather, for’ women and men. For. men 1.00 7S¢ 3.00 “in the smart Prix ‘seam and gm at less than is usually asked “for their quality... . . .. . 4.00; 1:25-and 1.50 For women in the Pr seam, a correct sheet glove, 1.00 and 1.50 Linen Hinakeriee ye eg and hemstitched. [hey are shown in many classes---and being samples, they are the best of each class. Tuesday they are offered for less than half their deserved pres 2 + 1 eee 1Sc, 25c, 35c and S0c Sixth Avenue, Eighteenth to ‘to Nineteenth Cay New York. (Formerly Occupled by B, Altman & Co.) Armale