The evening world. Newspaper, November 14, 1907, Page 6

14, 1907.4 IKE EVENING 3 WORLD, THVURSDAY, “NOVEMBER ercial honor. wrenter We inay empléyment of your r fy the rar » in worthy At All the James Butler, (Inc.) ) Stcres A cheap egg is dear at any Goria: iWe don’t handle that kind. With the JAMES BUTLER STORES it is not a question of how many “cheap. eggs’’ we can sell for 25c, but how ff many eggs that are strictly fresh in fact; as well as in name. You will find these eggs most-¢xcep- tional value—such as you-can get nowhere else at this price. They-are giving splendid satisfac- tion, and will please you. Here are a few more of the small prices and big values for, at week: Swift’ Ss “Shoulders erect cured and-"'U, §; Inspected. and Passed,” HT y Most delicious little ~pien 4 lean. and tender,” ——— ( Sugar Corn | from young corn-fed porter: specialty selected Orinende Tastle Tie Other Sp: + rence Whittnan, of the 19 presided. ‘ork of the the present A bya distfurt of t UTIER cHofce INS, GROCERIES. Specrctay Cortelyou, in Sneech to the _ ‘Merchants’ Association, Says the Na-- tional, ‘Government ‘Has Sent Its Funds All Over, the Country. “| Babee se eniy be Ata ae act te heating on off |” Brealifast Bacon - if nation } Swift's Boneless; the famous Eagle Brand; : absolutely the finest sugar cured, bestilavored 19 |__ and most, appetizing bacon inthe wor! very, Slice streake th fat and-lean; tegularretail y cl! price, 22c.,to 25c, a lb,; this week; by the Ib, ~ reel aajiinet if. J adving ought to be for_their juicy, Hourishing meat, +4-to, G.]bs. in his im not :the. time ‘te ‘assall’ the’ eounty millions of the public’ money—an amount estimated at bat i but to give t i tices lbs tween $226,000,000 ‘and $227,000,000,” sajd' George B, Cortelyou, Sec- | weight; this week below. packers’ pi petary of the Treasury, in a speech to the Merchants’: Association this | afternoon, He was the guest of honor at the, celebration of its tenth} Tomatoes Potatoes, Peck 25¢; “ie, 13c. anniversary. Lae: = 5 See > Best Selected; Bie and Sound; Coo« Dry and Mealy. Mr, Cortelyou had diverged from his regular sp. business ‘men_what the Government had done to sink prejudice. and the national good confidence in men, ‘to explain 10} the situa. | ee , lected fruit: - —absolutely, “else= “Thin money,” he continued, “cam he put out at an hour's notice. + These who believe moncy should mot be lacked up, but put_euttnto_ channels of trady, should be natis « Government in respect to this ma lan of weekly depos the country has obtal ea Ide distribution that there are tnrwer sums than ever im every, Every James Butler ten knows, the superior baking qualities of this flour, whether used for bread, biscuit, cake’ or pastry. Our sales are increasing every week, for no other first-class brand can be bought at prices 30 low as these: 1 Barrel - $5.95 | 2414-lb. Bag, 75c¢ 7-lb. Bag, 23c; 3345-Ib. Bag, 12c é Fresh Cake. of Fleischmann’s Yeast Free This Week to Every Flour Purchaser. SPECIAT. NOTICE: The peice by the stores akers,. Tarr na, Mount. V Port Chester must make an extra Hecker’s-and- Pillsbury’ 7 Flour Always in Stock and for Saic at Lowest Prices. The New Teas These importations cannot be surpassed for purity, flavorand aroma. Direct from the Tea Bush to your Tea Table for Half the. Prices charged hy-other retailers for the same high quality, OO Stamps Free with 1-Ib, carton UNXLD Teas Ses, GO Stamps Free with 1-ib. carton Ceylon Golden Tips, 50c SO Stamps ‘Free with 1 1b, Choicest No. 1 Teas 35c¢ 1 5 Stamps Free witht f 1b; Choice -No-2-Fea 100 STAMPS- FREE — with the following combination purchase this week: 7 ;,otek piped’ the Government ws representing lib. Butler’s Very Best Teas; worth $1, ior 5Oc* lait the people, veexing to ald only Teyit. . fib. Old Plantation Coffee, best imported, tor. SOc: ‘imate inieresta ans to render assistance = . : G . a: t = ie @Vvery Biatr—and every-section. _ i ' 4 ties Steps tor Relief, ~ “Now iat tie Snancial storm appoarx _ tobe subsiding, we should turn’ our at re and-more to-the-reiel-o+} te Country at large. In the South in| aha.on the Wacitic Cvast, aud si Uigns, there ate Neavy Jemand> Upon all avallah‘’e funds for the move- ment of-gur crops, for the continuanc. of other mercantile undertakings, and. What We must Hor Tora HOmene TOrRET for the employment of labor, > One of the-mosi-gratifying incidents of our recent-trouble has been the prompt and patriotic response of many of our great labor organisations ‘of_employers for thelr co-opera™ <Thla co-operation In: most casey initiated by them, should be avasied-ot } ‘everywhere by omplayers and sbouid’be Kenerously recognized.as-a distinct aten| toward a betier understanding between emptoyer and employed. “It in m time whem every eltizen should geanme his share of the burden, The honrding of moncy, the exaction of unneeosaurily ments in bus retard our return to Essie ous Sugar Gorn; the v 4 low price, -[pDationate i reall and to seek, ax “When we acit-lite New York e jude ou Wim, justice-as basen ma 3 0 during tha reven’ stresm this city Te) ona in, eelyed only tts fair abare. When the slt- | wan tne gr } what we sary to concentrate the re: | Treasury Department at thi | of greatest danger../The Government —deckied hy this distribution | { atress which might haye become na- i onal otherwine. “Benefits to Come, "The benetite aro ap; Denefits are an appreciation, of the re- jonship of each section of the coun- try to another, then out of {t will come Sf unlty, co-operation and a greater na- ?>tlonal ‘Then taking up his prepared remarks ‘Mir, Cortelyou said: tThe financial Institutions of tits grec! elty have had-during the past three * weeks one of the severest tests they have ever'undergone, and when the peo. } Of the ovuntry reulize, as those of us barca 4sizE COL coma —HAVE-BUTTONHOLES Lh ARE STAYED AND STRENGTHENED BY A BAR WHICH: PREVENTS PULLING OUT. 18C EACH; 2 FOR 26C. | {From Connecticut’s richest o: CLUETT, PEABODY 6 CO, mausep (iB & beds; quart... and define apples “Wo should: Chole pa Greenings; th: In business, whether among the banks a or any mercantile establishments and other undertakings, each to operate | controlled or rezulated by inw to the extent that wil fully | safeguard the interests of thé people, and that far only, put a devined that Choicest Coffees Unsurpassed in cup quality. Will satisfy the most exacting con- noisseur of fine coffees, Selected by experts; fresh roasted daily. Sold in the bean or ground to suit you—as preferred. 2G Stamps Free with 4 ib, Old Plantation Coffee. 15 Stamps Free with 4 Ib, Choicest Blended Coffee 10 Stamps Free;witht | hoicest Maracaibo Coffe 1 Stamps Free with { 1b,'Choicé Santos Coffee 60 STAMPS FREE with the following combination purchase-this week: .,,7otel |g 1b, Old Plantation Cofice. vestimpoited for 30c - 99 34 Ib. Butler's =, Best Meas, worth 50c,for 25e.. | Cha - 30¢, . 25c 20c 17c ; what they have done-to ata) + panic and establish confidence the meas. ‘Ure of public-approval of thelr service will be large indeed. Other great com- mercial and jadssitial centres have co- operated, and back of taem all Dus [*S.@H’’Greei ‘Green Siem Free sof 10 cent: +) EES Special SS) } New. Canned Fruits. Froitsare setece and high-priced this year, and man The panes Butler grade We particulrly well-known usual, are n ich lower or equal quality than those of ordinary wilh te yon fill hive - }arge bottle Peeri-ss Ketchup, 15¢. some largeplige.Shre2 ddedCocsanut, 12¢ sinmos large pkge. Macaroni ( ,. amos large pige. Spaghetti ( , large bottle Vinegar ( Hv sinmas PKoe, Peerless Cora Starch. mi38 ~ pH e. Glue Ribb 2 pee: Peerless Gelatins = pile peor. bottle Peerless Lemon or Vanilla Flavoring... .... A5¢ 3-lb sizepKge. BlueRibbonPrunes, 23¢ 1-lb. can Blue Ribbon Baking Powder, absolutely pure: from cream of brtar, SSL | 20 "410" Siam 3-}b. Dox Peerless Gloss Starch, 18¢ Bree 95 @ | Bro dal i Bartletts in Old Glory Peaches—Fine Ca i Pinezpple frat in syrup; large can. 20c | Malays in 4 California Greer “Gages oF gg Phumss ja hay OO syrup; large 2}4-con— Pears—Safe Brand; large ate can of ripe fruit. eines Aunt Nanna’s Pancake Flour Makes breakfast cakes and muffijrs |i as sea foam; sel{-raising most nourishing and economical; packagi Biscuit Dainties. Fresh from the ovens of the NATIONAL. BISCUIT COMPA! Arrowroots nd the exactiona of bank- nd@ merchants ahould he pro- portléngd only to actual busincas = racine ia | | mat only unpatriotic, hut unwine, “1 believe that if this money of the warded, were at pul tty “fametiqna in the channels of trade, there would thin twenty-four hours an almost ete resumiplion of pusineax opera*| tlona, I doubt whether we can fn any way estimate the loas that has fallen upon those who have, elther throug! self: or inisgulded mottves, thu “drawn thelr money from places of ; More than reasonable safety to put it whete tt has been iost througt ro. bery or fire or other mixfortune. | Appeals to Roosevelt. [During periods of ‘anxiety and un- reat the President and hia advisers eppealed to from all quart gemted remedies for ext Same are worthy of sor eration, Dut ma: Aun that New Fig Newlons [| Pare Hie Of thecnes: Semen tic with alrits “featthtat and: = ! Family ‘ward: R.%& R Boned Chicken bottle w& R. Potied Chicken, © R. Potted Ham, } ‘ertep:— full each, 1Mc, and + pure/land pr cartons. 26 Evaporated st of the Callfornia now 1 freah and good 5 e, beginning Friday morning, November 5th. 100.0 Chiffon Voile Dresses, Value $10 oF at ee [_,, Smoked Beet Beet Best of Wines, ciadors: and Brews) For Greatly Reduced Prices at 87 James Butler Stores Dewar's Scotch i Kingussie | | Martini & Rossi's : Whiskey I Scotch Whiskey | jaiian Vermouth Famous*for its purity and {The old and mellow blend; (The finest imported Itallan 89 7 Cc liqueur; great tonic and choicest Now 3 £0) Genuine impor ePea2, cans: 25¢) tamous (orp) tits pois moyens” 2 tor 25C} | French ch Peas ~ | 2 Blue tebe The illustration faithfully represents the two garments involved in this important sale. te The Dress f The Coat is an exact reproduction ofa recent .| is 52 inches long ghtly semi-form French model; and is very becoming fitting, of the finest quality imported to almost any figure. chiffon kroadclo h, ;in white, pink, Cf French chiffon vowe in corn color, light blue, pearl gray or champagne; Spanish Olives. li e = lined throughout ‘with silk peau-de- lity allover’. the rows more popular 49e <4 Full tine of the E d ignt blue, pearl gray; golden and cin hroughout with silk peau-de Se ebetles oy every day; bottle - appetizer; bottle for their crisp freshness and appetiz- cygne and heavily interlined. (le ing flavor. i Monogram Old Cabinet | Imperial Whiskey, Mammoth Spanish Rye Whiskey Rye Whiskey | Gieatest value ever offered in a] | Queens—brge 2c bottle , 35¢ The old reliable {amily favor {ull quart bottles Qi QQ stralght whiskey, .free from all. Imo F yey Fard Dates Blue Ribbon, t fruit, richard treaty Ke 10 conremn to every mus hays the fullest and mo hi con sideration, “We mnat not be hurried into {N-cotaldered lewistation, Paute In legisintion in worse sven than panic in business, for §¢ atrikes at tho foundations of the govern-| ment. f + PTH various plans advocated for or Copenhagen blues or white; linings and drop skirt of heavy taffeta silk in contrasting colors: new guetaire sleeves and yoke of em- It is handscmely tailored; trimmed with silk braids and velvet to match; especially designed for wear-with the » Mous- FT i blend of the best American rye whis-, ¢2ch purities, Oueens-—lare Makes new friends every day. Sir John Power's By the flask botile rency cerorm wat be subjecte: Mo the end thas the cltizend faction shall be fairly treated, thelr needs and reduiroments consulted abd above all, thai whatever action tn finally taken, (t shill be so sound and Wholesome as to enhance our commer- ela) standing among the nations of the Id. ~“Ax & people we have thie and many other grave problems before us, Their ‘solution will not be a thing of @ month grow yout, We must” approach? trem th, the determination’ to exercise dis Dress illustrated, but well adapted for use with any costume. broidered Val. Jace; trimmings of | | | namon brown, champagne, pink, navy | | | | handwork corded embroidery. | Dress or Colt sold separately, if Abritatk either may be. had in all regular sizes up to 40 bust; also in sizes for misses and small women, Re Sauare Saky & Company ce e to 34th 2 ikeys. \By the bottle. toy the half gallon, By the gailon. $1.50): Three Swal Dy By the half gallon 0 I b= ly Ls $3.00 Famous Three Swallow Dul $1.00) Bass Ale pais." $1.50 Guinness’s Stouts" $1, 35) By the bottle. Pimento Stuficd O'lves— y renee 25¢ battle for 5 19¢ Pitted Olives for cocktails, » ete; 25¢ Belts for.. 19¢ Selected Spanish Queens “regular tse bottle for... Lae Selected Manzanillas— regular 1'sc bottle, for. Irish Whiskey lin Pot Still; bottles +.. By the gallon. Port and. Sherry Selected California vintages; mente of the grapes bottle: BScoand the fer-\Jear Francisco's imported St. Julie cy Assorted “Olives — plain and stutted; bottle, . Baby Olives—delicious tittle appetizers, bott! < Princeton Cocktails Delightful appetizers, Manhatt ar- tae Vermouth or. nih 5c. and 2 Clarets 29C) i