The evening world. Newspaper, November 11, 1907, Page 6

wher of William - Roseman’ ‘Takes Him Out of Pawn n Arrival Heré. J. Hiniredueins, William. Roseman, f ‘stowhway that, ever crossed the “ntat cabin, mith ‘all. the sen {Hoses who‘ ta -thirty years old a Tponind garrived rae a few. other preliminaries, .auch @ paying the young man’s fare, but these little matters had been] ted there was no Jauntier figure the home-ooming passengers | —thantf aon £h9—_gangplank- elling salesman. hig: spent so much money Pere shut off his allowance ; G84 other gratifying perquisites Updn the hesis_ot thi fel Cecil laid. detaining hands upon luggage for an unpald ‘board bill, Roseman’ found “himself mn the outside ooking in ina handsome bive serge: suit ‘with a small green golf cap and i his pooketa the sum of exactly two } ings. kaw from reading a paper that meraing, the Minnetonka was due | j fp wall’on the tide. ‘Twis wes Saturday week ago, or, to be exact, Nov, 2 paching the dock, he walked aboard je Minnetonka. But be didn't_go down in the hold fide in ’s coal bunker or a hawser ners, justias if he dek it. Sper ate % o'clock when the liner|{ ser bega: a's Bt and t sisad ot ee i re: Lory: ns of een ‘to-peel- potatoes or Tees a his: yop eee, Brn him buak 1 ‘s:hospital and eat in .o8 second a mess “he had a lovely sald - taking everything into’ considera- Ho struck it'off fine with Charles Mesley loaned him collars and clean sley, an English actor coming ov. = in Maxine Eliot's new anow aad if el fr iitna ‘cleas_tel eee Guns Be bring the money citizenship: papers incl that: yout t-tirst=tire: er tetuved ‘to-come-toy son's ald, waying the young man gee him a great deal of trouble, hen he leurned that if nis. ers sent_-back to. land he would ¢ ths’ imprisonment aq 2 ntowaw: ay. don and "gentlemen, ar. _Roréman, aR and keeps — down that Stomach Headache. Chewed just Ike ordinary —gum._There'r nothing lke THE LAXATIVE CHEWING GUM CURES CONSTIPATION —the--eastest;-quickest—and ~~ ost’ effective remedy for ring constipation. No grip- jo unploasant taste. Try ENE Esk alt hum be m Setnsien bers Hen Ya If youre pend 100. Furniture p and Prices . i are not at all like each Other, Little's Grand Rapids Furniture Shop’ disdains all the tricks in making furniture. This results in mighty good —yes, superior—furni- ture when combined with Little’s art ideas. are the fairest, because that’s the sensible way to con- duct a business: . Ona Pe Arm “itethe 't the; that |i ‘(aca m JAMES BUTLER STORES were filled, as they had never before been, with fresh, new and seasonable ia blow fell another. The | f is TNE EVENING WORLD, f were tir with | bolo street during her ab- valuablen, his work ané | were about to ravish the contents of ithe stand when Special Polleeman Bar- | talsky w At the #tation house Benny, I atteen years old, “sntiched,” the disgust of fourteen-ye: tory the following Ac nt orcunetadte nem | bologna with east-side soda wat xno telling what would have supaneaey | CAR WRECKS DOCTOR'S AUTO. youth Sentenced for Burglary}, Should Be Indicted for » Assault, Too. worth of ee eee AFTER BOLOGK For the” Two Boys That a Policeman Caught Them. “Thin {a a case in which the Districe Attorney should have seen that an tn dictment for assault was also fled.” re marke! Judge Rosaisky, “A youth who, tobs and js'ready to kill 4s a menace to the community, T regret th not Impose a sentence of [five years. If the law had b fed, as the Judges requeste Grand -Jary recommended. a se ten years’ tmprisonment could poned Engieman waa séntito Sine Sing for evs than four years and ten month« 4 not more than four years and eleven _monthe, ; y Judge. Rosainky's orders, All appear before the Grand Engleman tadicted for xx unt of the adventure that led th | to a cett-to the pullce station ts gath- jered. “For a long time the two boys. had Yinoticed the signs of, prosperity asxo- [elated with Sussman Volk’s delicates- - 4 Broadwa Jen store at No. §$ Delancey —s ‘Astor Jastn fate lawl flent- Benny stoie—from—the= mobile conta! | home of his father, a rabbi, at No. 17 lin, of N Ludlow amireet, and ‘met Louis at the) si {home of the latter, -182 Orchard | Tracy, Together they! proceeded to! Hamlin’s 6 emporium. | were throw 4 entrance they Jo $6.18 In pennies from the PO Mer en paid attention to the fce- fares. They ~ ihale honies in carriages whee trar axle of th and, smashed and the xlasé the fall Gorn The : When. they t of the H d into an a and ate G second et 4 Hotel, and Dr. [The occupants the street. sustained a niymbey arms. and L Kerous in- ro. able to roturn (0 Albert Engleman, a youth who sald he lived at No, 26 East Qne Hundred and Eighteenth. street, pleaded guilty. before Judge Rosalsky, In the Court of General Seas to-day to an Indlet- ment for burglary in the third degra Mrs. Sarah West told the Court that Engieman, on So broke Into‘hor ‘0. 624 West One Hun- “Bode water 5 Louis Goldstein. “should /make a good) *: {chaser for bologpa_saisi@e Yea?! Louls agreed with Benny. It hap- lee pened that they were standing at the | tii ¢ was. 2.20 o'clock 'A. | io-day—outalde a ‘aoda-watet stahd Rivington ‘street, near Orchard street. | Poeny a: With the afd of screw @river they, pijment through 4, Louls of app) HAVE THE INTERLINING CUT AWAY TO PREVENT CRACKING AND TO GIVE GREATER FLEXIBILITY. OVER 200 STYLES Ik QUARTER BIZES. CLUPECO SHRUNK 15C. EACH: 2.FOR 260. CLUETT, PEABODY 4 CO. maagns: Reductions Bring ° ~ To All the James Butler (Inc.) Stores. Last Thursday rs in and about Greater New York that the goods of the choicest grades and highest quality; that the sweeping price reductions, made week after week, had now carried prices of even the necessaries of life at least twenty-five per cent. below what other retailers charge; and that in many of the luxuries and fancy groceries, in teas and coffees, and din wines and liquors, the comparative price reductions were still larger—for. equal quality. -These assertions were backed up with a long list of low prices. _ The response was immediate and enthusiastic in the most gratifying degree. CHOICE GROCERIES. Mostof-the-timeon-Friday-and-Saturday, nearly every JAMES BUTLER STORE was thronged from -morn_until late at night. To our great army of regular patrons—a hundred thousand strong—the | remarkable values were no new story. Those that. have been trading with—us from: oneto-twenty- five years know from their bank accounts. how much they benefit from the many JAMES BUTLER rae a But ana was a noticeable increase of new faces, all of them pleased with the low prices and delighted with the superior quality—someevenamazed ————_—_____ 1D) that we could furnish such splendid value. They will be | Special Notice About Flour and Potatoes back this week and ‘bring their friends with them. Prices quoted herein are So close, that the ca hewn iste see | The three-days’ sale was such an immense success | %, \ONERS DORs nid PORT CHESTER, must. make that we continue it for three more days, until next | anextr charge on FLOUR by the barrel, and on POTATOES by Wednesday night—as Sees | the bag, to cover cost of freight and delivery. der Marrowfats with the fresh 9c ————=—" With Al Purchases of 10 Cents or aN p: 0. D. Groceries. Potatoes. kemiums with our superb TEAS and Pthat cook teyriad ee Bec ES will soon fill your Stamp Books. Special price by $2.50 Von may furnish your homes with. useful and aipeibae ornamental articles, or get all your Chrisimas Lifts, without: their having cost you 2 single cent ripe red se- F lected fruit; absolutely pure; else- where at First American Brand—sweet, ten- Appies 2 Choice Baldwins and Greenings; the “finest all round eat! cooking apples inthe bas! ~ Biscuit Dainties - Fresh from the ovens of the | Nations! Biscutt— Company}: Aurora Creams, méasure ,..... popes 4cl Exceptional ' Value at This Price, Pride of St. Louis Flour — Superlative XXXX Quality—The: Best= Milled: | noisscur_of tine-coffees, _Eyery James Butler patron knows the “superior baking qualities 0 this flour, whether-used for bread, biscuit, cake or pastry. Our Sold'in the bean or ground to suit sales are increasing every week, for ‘no other first-class brand can be] | 2© Stamps tree-wi bought at prices: so low as these: is ; Barrel - $5.95 | °24:-lb. Bag - 75c!’ 7-lb, Bag, 23; 334-Ib. Bag, 12c ~ Hecker’s and Pillsbury’s Flour. Always in Stock and for Sale-at-Lowest Prices. Oystereties +++ Uneeda Milk Biscuit ~.. Zuzu Ginger Snaps Choicest ‘These importations cannot be surpassed for purity, flavor and aroma. ‘I Direct from_the TeaBush to your, Tea Table for" Half=-the Prices charged by other retailers fOr the same high quality” -@O Stamps Free with'4-lb, carton UNXLD Teas . ©6O Stamps Free with 1-jb, carton Ceylon Golden’ » Tip 5Oc 3O Stamps Free with 1, 1b, Choicest No. 1 Teas . . 35a 14 Stamps Free with 4 Ib, Choice No, 2 Teas 100 STAMPS FREE _ with the following combination’ purchase this week: 1lb, Butler’s Very Best Teas, worth $1, for $Oc 1 1b.Old Plantation Coffee, best imported, for 3Oc r’s Ver comb; and”. Corn Meal—tTriumph brand, white or yellow, from the Bi t Southern 10c very Manclest quality; y large 40c, can for.. brands; choicest New York State dry |As pack; famous for piesi large Ae the best” of the” California new-crop; \ deliciously fresh and good |, package Nats '18¢) omato Ketchup: re brands; absolutely —pure—and_freefrom arti- | ~ clean” and) “telat coforhig; tiiost- appetizing; -ke+ 0 homémade;—in-- battles; —each, package 1B, and. “10c [Asparagus— Hudson's celebrated { yaporated Apples — Blue Rigbon; 'Borated Washing Fluid —Butler’s; yster Bay; “the choicest grown; big waite, tender pan ty large choicest -Nova— Scotia fru +—dissolves the dirt and BEN) t we, 48e ‘washing easy; bottle, 8c) Best of Wines, Liquors and. Brews| For Greatly Reduced Prices at 87 James Butler Stores _ Dewar's Scotch Kingussie Martini & Rossi's Whiskey Scoteh Whiskey Italian Vermouth be 89¢ Famous for its purity “id The old and mellow ‘blend; 79¢ The finest imported Italian 49 Monogram _ quality all over grows — more popular liqueur; great tonic: and Old Cabinet i Rye Whiskey world; bottle every day; bottle. . appetizer; bott Imperial Whiskey Rye enone gy P The old reliable: family favorite; CO Seay blend of the best American rye wh Greatest {value ever offered in a Dieses clerics free from! all im- keys. Makes new friends every, day. By the bottle 75 purities. By the flask 29¢ 60c By the half gallon. . By the gallon... By the Bottle. CL :|Bass Ale ;; sion 1 tall can. rch = Peartsi ‘brand; qualityr—package;—8e.; = Blue _brand) package Taploca— Pearl prepared Flour. Self saising Tre umph brand, 34h. size package, 150; Corn St it less brand, 3-Ib, size-package. . Chili Sauce — Butler's; the Swilt’s Shoulders Breaklast Bacon’ Delicious little “pienics, Swiit’s Famous Eagie Brand, best 9: Sugar-cured; every iC ed. with lean and fat Blue Ribbon brand —ch 12c|, (af appetizers; a bottle, ed and Passed,” perf a-lb, size package, 1 10c| nae hid to bibs.’ Ib. New Canned Fruits. Fruits are scarce and high-priced this year, and many of them very inferior in quality Bewareof unknown brands. “The James Butler grades may be relied st of their respective kinds. We particularly recommend the well- known Essie, East View and Ormonde Castle Brands. Prices, as usual, are much lower for equal quality than those of ordinary retailers, ie Reaches Fancy Callfor- - 28c le Pears— Fancy CaRforn’ Bart- ' 15¢) : 25) Califo nia ¢ sliced 1Y sliced in 14) ¢ East View Earuslg| in rich Sir John Power's irish Whiskey Famous Three Swallow Dub- * $1. 00 2. , Brcokaale “Pen Bees etts in syrup; No, 2 can. pple — Delicious fruit: liys Inf cans or Golden Cubes in 4 each... 5 Fincapple — Calife mia! cubes Or crated rich 31 2 WTe orm Cast New York St large 2% cans... Old Glory Peach= fornia tu Essie Piums Sliced Dozen bottles, By the half gallon i lin Pot Still; bottle. . $2.00! pint size... $1. 50/Guinness’ s Stou *.$1.351 Princeton Cocktails Delightful appetizers, Manhattan, Mar- tink, Vermiouth or Whiske “flasks, 450, and 25¢ Port and Sherry Selected Califo: ‘vintages; the fer- mented juice of the-grape; 25¢e bottles, each, 8c, and... Clarets Jean’ Francisco's iniported St. bottle, 50c.; choice Cali- fornia table wine, hottle Julien; 5¢ Free: Sardines—Clement Ormonde Castle or _Monocacy— Valley "Brand; Maine style; tender, sweet and nour- ishing; the new pack, cut this week to, a can, it View Brand —Highest grade New York State the very choicest packed; ee, 120.54! Sweet Potatoes Choicest shipments from the sunny South; 7-Ib. bag.. 19c Red Onions From Connecticut’s richest onion 7 beds; quart, c Aunt Nanna’s_ Pancake Flour Makes breakiast-cakes and muffins Tight as sea foam; self-raisin _-most nourishing and economical; pac! Caltees. —Unsurflassed in-cup-quality,—-Will_satisfy_the-most_exacting con- Selected -b experts; fresh roasted daily, u—as preferred. 1 lb. Old-Plantation Coffee 14 Stamps Free with 1 lb, Choicest Blended Coffee . 1 OStampsFree with 1 1b. Choicest Maraca(bo Coffer. 10 Stamps. Ete with { lb, Choice Santos Coftee : with the following combination purchase this week: bib. Old Plantation Coffee, bestimported,for 30c - Best Teas, worth 50c, for 2 5@ roves of ‘Southern ot \Capass. franc trisp, full —or flavor; and. oz. bottle, 10¢.; Eagle brand, 2 oz, bottle, an s brand; _Mediter- fanean feast In the finest French olive oll; cans with key eect, ¢rs}'2-cans, 25c,; a can. 13¢ ——— | * Smoked Beef Blue Ribbon Brand, from choic- est cuts; large 1$c. carton... 12¢ | nish Olives - S line of the Essie Brand, famed for their crisp freshness and appetizing flavor, oi Mammoth Spanish Queens aries SOc eee sete * 35¢ jammoth Spanis! ime cub ise pote or, 2D ento Stuffed Ollves — repulse 28 bottle forse. LOC Bitted Olives for cocktails, Ss oeTah pd ser tse bottle for 12¢} regular 15c bottle, for Fancy Assorted Olives, bottle for. wel regu. Selected Manzaniilas — Baby Olives appetizers; bot