The evening world. Newspaper, December 12, 1907, Page 13

STOUIS FAL ANG AFTER FIRM STAR SEYATE CALLS. CUATELYOU 0} 2 wie LE Two Bills of Market Clc After the E JSS Demand Is usted, Aimed at Sec Treasur. t to-itay ding e1sed at the lowest Stocks after_n’ strong xraduiliy fe away whl tnd cioaed mixed and fora uf the day fireng and’ active ea Locks were uy with a heavy di nd for Sen mi raiiruad jsauck. A block of a a Union Pacis noid at fr eR Mg o ah a3 with L ft mene sy'n Cclowe go of conimilter, mine to; Tie Mil wtocke Were over 2 pointe par, a rise o} Magar opened. Vennsy!- Lies, and Sh Paul. Au ania, Souwern of the} Transit itr | There was el) ing. byt aon low-| back 10 the embody tire Calbersen and’ C! hison, Otre ants cial vesolition ant (iY: ti Mat, Pr tor tn zt ! noon gt iis bad ‘allen oft. though the of public money a u rites were easter. dally teneach from Oct. 1 srieen hardened again in the tale ee “Tele anda number of) the. active aigcks again ole Tra stability. of he prolonged xpell the bulla to bid ooation of said ced Rubber Int. prete Pump preferred: and on: At Foundrice preferred 2, and the ainount of nationa Coast Line 1. Distillers’ Ser nding tre Sied sane Cetus uh stead ly did not hold howe period x owere decidedly “Third—An abstract received by se Secretary ales MieQroURpallinxsmovementad b oped in the lost sure for purchase of the Panama} Ainerican Smelting. belng the prin > bonds and & percentum certificates of target for the bears. Reading Indebtedness, authorized by the Treas- (fm Pace, Hilnols Central St. eyeniae ‘ 5 ion Pacific and Amalgamate ury circular of Noy. 18. 18%: the amount fso™ Jacked oppor. iAmmerican 2 1-2 and St. | Amalxarat ed Copper 1. of such Sonus ar ed Paul and awarded, oir lesnes: certifies and The Closing Prices. fh nnd, last orice country al auring the, “period. trot wr, and ‘s atement. showing the “amount of Foi Imported and cai from Oct, INT. to Dew. { SUiatoe Alacioiicinsepresentine the Fesolufion announced .that it recelved the unanimous vote of the committee, he author of one tion which were incarpd committee resolutios fore the’committen for the purpose Giving his ideas. In the Senate, a ter the resplution wan reported, Sena- tor Culberson addresaed a query to Senator Aldrich in regard to uate | $9 the paragraph relating to clearing- house certificates, whic) resulted in an Amendment changing the ‘date, Noy. Bi, 1997, to, Oct. 36, 1907. The ‘resolu: was adopted. tion thus ‘modified _ SECRETARY: TAFT'S MOTHER IS BURIED IN OHIO. CINCINNATI, Dec. 12—The dody of | § Mrs. Loulan, Taft, widow of Judge A phonse Taft, former United States At- torney-General, was burled to-day in Spring Grove Cemetery after simple burfel services conducted by Rev, Dr. George A. Thayer at the home of her stepson, Charles De Taft, Hor sons, |B Henry W. and Horace D., who accom: panied the body from Milpury, Mass., were in attendance, but It-was’ deemed Anadvisable to delay, the Jast rites until | Rou ‘the return of her third son, Secretary of War William H. Taft, from his trip around the wrold. i ‘The United Statex Appeals, of which Secretary Taft had been formerly a member, adjourned for the day to permit Its members to_at- tend the funeral. United States Dix-| trict Judge A: C. Thompson and vari- @us court officials were also present. “3 Fhe ae erEr Freecerr [+] 4b p++ bette! oSr ane Fe ORR PEE RSZRS FSSeee Sere roc es FF I++ +141tti +e t+ +1 ZALSESSRaVAS ES # eS ReAsssonate Fe FE rs & Clroult Court of LI++P RRL +++14+ Het Td ‘Telewrann, 54K 4} Advance, —Decline, Mixed and Dull) * haive « teirimit ASKS ORDER FOR EXAMINATION OF PACKERS BOOKS Stockholders “Allege Assets of Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Been Wasted. | | | { -| | Have { After hearlig Jengthy arguinents Su-/ Jon Oniun apytoation K Josep: and Moses H Joseph equlring the Schwarz-| and its for a man jamus J 4 Sulzberger Company and offileys all of revdrue oft nd to permit nd} piinun} | tie} |] | Unt er, for. “a dL J Samuel sald ( been a st. ckholde: abous the petition. | Joxeph tins | of the company for wb years, and-ix ie owner shares of common stock that Frederick Joseph Is the e] |} seventy-taree anda haif shares of anid that Mme of the araeta of i company have been wasted and that} |) ceraiin itema of expense bees Im-|}) properly charged In the booke. | Walker D, Hines, of Mr Cravath's | jaw firm, c@ameel for Schwarachild & Sulzberger, opposed the application. He sald that Frederick Josepia gheld udout 5,000 shares of the stock when he wea vice-president of the company. and that he sold out two-thirds of his| Stock to the meat triist. | Mr. Hines said that this application | for an examination of the books was} jes made in good faith, but for the) of obtaining trade names of | astomers of Schwarschiid & Sulz- purpose of turning over He added | purpo: th to the trust. Hid & “Sulzberger wan perfectly wolvent and willing to make a did not w to com} rn statemen 18 di ‘TUBERCULOSIS YIELDS TO SCIENCE. A Positive Cure and Correct Diag- nosis Is Now Assured. The success which has attended Dr. An- derson's treatment of Tubercu ath Bronchitis, Hay Fever and Cat him foremost among American Lung Claliste, amd in the direct result of “places ,e- fie ability ‘to recognize threat or lung diseases |wolle they are in. their earliest. stages and when they are curabl His wonderful invention, the Anderson ight, which looks directly Into the body. rex an absolutely correct diagnosis of } y, | by examination with bis X-Light: Dr. ‘And- jerson can detect and locate any disease Gf the Organs inside the chest, from three to six ‘months sddner than ix possible. by ithe Baap ecloalae exaroination. He lores no time AT THE START, and | from the very tet diagnosis each natient [receives the proper treatment exactly sulted Patios shes individual case and for the exact ine: | His “original germicidal vapor inhalation treatment carries the healing remedies i- rectly to the weat of the disease, kills the snd {nateatly’ stops the ctro-vibratory treatment ar imechod treatment large snd No time is wurted in experimenting or being treated for the wrong disease, and the thousands of cured patients throughout the entire country are Mving proofs of Dr. | Andereon’s new and ruccessful treatment. There facts are not the result of a few experiments with a dozen patients, but are \the result of a success of nineteen years’ [experience axa Junk specialist and inn | i Cara as the only expert, X-Lisbt Special in New York. Ottce examination nd eon: suyfation ar are n fiven tree. tween Bh. ana Dalty, Pridsy event tH re iprelock: Sundays, 1) to 2 If rd to call, write for advice, Dr. Anderson's new ‘Mtiatrated ronan et | Chest and Ling Diseases sent frea to any address. The Ideal Storm Boot . For rough’ winter weather nothing short of arubber boot can take the place of this extra high-cut Regal.storm boot. Service was the first consideration in building it—but- it is as carefully made and finished as a dress boot. It stands over 11 inches high: The uppers are of selected Qil Grain leather with PP “bellows” tongue. Triple soles, water-~ proofed. Strap and buckle fastenings, It’s the most serviceable and satisfactory high-cut boot on the market. Made in both Black and + Russet. 42 other models — the newest fashions for this-season—ready for you now. $4.00 — Custom Specials, $5.00 Largest Retail Shoe Business in the World. 153 Stores and ‘Agencies in All rrincipal Cities, Mail Orders Promptly Filled Send for Latest Style Book GREATER NEW YORK MEN'S STORES New York City GREATER NEW We I = = mm Nassgu St cor, fase. un pea Mon. New York City rook! Be Hrondwa or Ute " Sa regen me ee Cathe a MF A ier ae ein oxa | road way, cor l seul i f oy Seles ac ee iyi ge Ae LAY emia eet ien as rf roadway, opp. Herald) e4ts one Mitre tae ciate | eee mrs Secor uae A my = ay wack, NJ, Newark, 5. wu Nena ee ne wane Centra) | #44 Broad St, WPF Central” Paterson, N. J,. — 2 me 2 sayeans Main St se Novas Ser ns i meth ny pte tie °FFORKS MAREED WITT A STAR AZT (OREM, ries EGAL SHOES FOR MEN AND WOMEN. ( YORK WOMEN’S STORES . , THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, | 1907\ eae | 0 Neill-Adams Co, Torty Years. iTwo Blocks on Sixth Avenue | From 20th Street to 22d Street a 6th Avenue’s Greatest Buy your presents carly—carly in the day-and carly in. December. That will be your biggest gift of the holidays—to the workers behind the counters and on the delivery wagons. ( Publinbid be ition request of Ue herent, IT IEL R Nothing so universally popu collection presents. magr sen world. Lot J Lot 2 - Lot 3 4 \ regular size and} (script letter; '4-inch hems { Women’s Novelty Handkerch Lot 4 4 and figures; also {Handkerchits, each. Lot 5 3 (4 and ¥ Lot 6 inch hems; each aled Linen Hand! Men's Ini ters, in a box-of six... hie “nul, DING NG eae Handkerchiets—men,- women #nd children appre ciate t ent. assortments—comple “of the word—gathered trom the Hand ikerchiet Our prices throughout are absolutely the lowest sel as you will find by investigation and comparison. Here Are Values That Will Be Hard to Match: { Women’s plain hemstitched RUSE pure linen; 4 inch hems; each. -{ Women’s plain hemstitched Handke {and 4 inch hems; exceptional good { Women's Initialed Handkerchiefs; pure linen; embroidered >in a box for, a tox. s, with hite Guetta and Ja 1S; ue; each. embroid He: al linen; Handker chiefs for Gifts for Holiday Gifts.as a box ot em. ols 9c 1% \2 yc - $3.00 real dots uimmed 15c {Men's hemstitched and crenicteh pure {inens soft finish; +42 Mc and 20c three styles of let- pt; fancy embroidered and openwork designs; $3.00 Button, Blucter and Lace Styles pairs of fine quality $3.50 and $4.00, and $150, A as the sale. starts. and $4.00. gradi at $1.50 the p: Extraordinary offering of 2,000 hoes, reg- ularly priced at $2.50, $3.00, all marked at the extraordinary price of splendid range ot choice in all the wanted leathers, in nearly all sizes and widths Patent coltskin, welted shoes, regular $3.50 grade; patent colt, kidskin and demi-calfskin, regular §. . Button, lace and Blucher styles. Wore S “Shoes at SL 50 ‘Were §2.5 3. 100, $3.50 and $4.00 Patent Colt, Vici Kid, Demi Glace Leather Friday only, The lots comprise our $3.00 Medallion.Shoes—some of the Jenness Miller and Dalton welt and turn sole $3.50 and $4.00 Shoes—others are our $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 Shoes—alt in a great sale at $1.50. No Mail Orders. 7 —_——_ The Best Gifts If you don’t know what to select, Try. Buy Our Merchan- dise Certificate’ for any amount you, chogse. The person receiving it can sc- Ject anything in either building to the full amount “of the cer- tificate. S IN. EITHER BUILDING These: Open a Deposit Purchase A for any amount you cl deed of gift showing the’ sum on deposit and a free saving safe teach the recipient how to save money. ount joose. A Full | Tulormation About These at the Charge Office or the Transfer Office, Either Building. Buy Groceries Adams Bldg. ’Phone, 1801—Chelsea. Here and Save Money THER BUILDING e BUILDING _ | Ne To Gnnsts Shoppers pi For Men Gold Plat A Pajamas, Hous FITHER BUILDING Jewelry Watch Chains— variety of patterns. Solid Gold, $7.95 to $24. 50. ' Cold Filled, $$ to $5. Gold FiatedFobs in braided and |; medallion effects, $3.25 to $6. p Veil Pins— Men's German Blanket Robrs -Up-to-date de- Gay YG ONLY |: >, “IN ADAMS WUILD, Bring the Boysand and Boys, in a very larg: In the Rotunda, Second Floor—Adams Building. - oe, i Feat or oy ies Mind You He Is Not a Make Believe Santa Claus a $3.50 to $15.00, "| | somebody dressed up, with a-mask and false beard—this is ~ Gold Plated Fobs, $5 to $5.° the Genial Old Gentleman Himself, st true to nature him. ed, 25. to $3. a At Home 10 to 12 A. M. and 2'to 5. P. M. 1 THER BU. 1npIxe | Fine Holiday 1y Gifts for Men & Boys Suspenders, House Coats, effects and sure to please the recipient. Special values. splendid assortment of everything that 15 desirable in Cravats, Blanket Robes, etc.; all dainty, stylish ¢ Coats and Blanket Robes | Latest Holiday Novelty Combination Box, signs, enerously cut. Value $4.00, special 95| lege sii elects, Scarfs best to be (le sovooubbdbumEbancoueayoubouuogoND es ees elastic back, glove kid ends to Boys’ aun Blanket Robes— Just like papa’s,- Value $4.95; al....... . $3.75) Special $2€0, 3.00, 3.50 and 4,50 , Value,...52.75 $4.00 $4.59 and $5.50 Men's Howe Coats—Of double faced ma- . ¥ terials, trimmed with silk cord, silk frogs, ton} Men’s Madras Pajamas—Attractively boxed, cand side pockets Value $6.50, 2 eclals | three in a box, large variety \of patterns: also atone sa Spin eeatns S200 box of thtee, $2.75; each, at.../.-$1.0) ly finished. Regular For Beautiful Christmas — j45 far above the average, re ice $7.00; Pp; S, ‘two hundred designs to seléct from. Regi at. "$5. 00 J SS Mee did | Prices range from $5. no to Geb : i Je have a splendid assori-| The woods are Mahogany, Oak, Vernis- Martin Parlor and) VY ot a cui Bird's-eye Maple, Curley Birch and riety of presents. to $19.00; at: Our Goods Are the Best the Markets Afford—Prices the Lowest Consistent with Highest Quality. Sugar— Havemeyer &Elter's Standard -Granulated Sugar, put up in muslin bags; 10 Ibs. net weight; special for this 49c salecat . Cotlee—o, 3c. Bien Tomatoes “ston grade, full Tavored ‘tomatoon; cot (dy phanulates or pulverized: 2 ibs, for 81,00; per Ib. £86 — Haru . Meal raga eter eat ene 2G GONE slaent BAU Gor Double Breasted Suits—ages Vell rs, 16, 1b, ice. 400, J per bot finest Maine packed, tm 8.9 410 years. ree D5 | atniall baby corn; regular 3, 9 and years. free-runding| 150 can; per dogen, #140; Single Breasted Suits—8, 9, ie t remular 10es| per can We 10 and 41 years. 4 ‘ Starch nritiiant Gloss Annes Maro nat 153 Punundiy, etaren Gall neo : Reefers and Russian Over- hk plu |}, Werden boxes, “Ase | bon sirers vy Ae ; 3 and 4 years. DelicatesseA Boerne cnt. Adams Bldi,, Fourih Floor to-morrow. at Olives —-rxtra fancy, Sana: Mall or Telephone Orders $1. 75 EI SeaTac og Bologna —11 | Buter —sixtra fancy new Celieetlatla an ond DovEeRY Eecite 13c limage vt Frid f Ree ites aoa Sh ofmasiin | Hetring new anipment just | Saltion extra tancy ., | Rutter: A Splendid Offering {ur Friday o bane “9 nae artived; finest packed dtoi- | Smoked Salmon; per 2bc | Cheese— Finest 19 1 i Corn siarch —Alrletly: pure fand Herring, ailsnner.’ P| Sooked Tranklurters or j Beaustort neene Men’ S $12. 50 to ‘$15, 00 | 9 90 1 carton: doze nized. Sathanvir sess: 66 Liverwurst, ve: t0.. $3¢ | hovts i 5 { i ereile onstad orn Rakes, Cheer ar, aie [teste Suits and Overcoats, Santer wheat Derrieas eee Woneercst : " We-have selacred about six hundred Suits and Dver- Tea Fr FAL 40" | Ollve Oll cures Francols & | Lolled fi reat 6 Salam coats from our'regular sjocks; the regular values of Which Scelon, Es Rreaktast | cle. {ineat tmeorted ctench | jug sweats Venter are $12.50 to $15.00, and haye marked them for a quick Memt or Young Myson 1] Olive Olly kallon © par Me Wats oye | Tee, for £1,00, ver I. 35¢ |. szizh: per can, xolid packed, Der donne S20 rmour'a Simon} Tai Now in 3- Hammer rede 2 eallon cane--€LA0 Ib, Pt Butter Fancy Elgin Creamery. This is an exceptionally new-made Butter, direct from the best Western cremneries; carefully packed Package; net welght. Sweet, ct Washing | Peas Family Brand, fan Sts) ract of Beef ot | Milk—porden's Condensed $5.48, $6.98, 97.98, Varnes ‘ Broken lots and troken sizes kM Brand; ally } A Bs PN MORN) me eed —the accumulation of a seas Col GHAR BU AEs son's business, scarcely two can; per can. $7.00 Solid Oak seats, high backs, ar- tistically carved, high- Smokers’ Tables A’ great: va- and patterns. Make especially good Christmas VernisMartin Parlor Cables represented IN RITHER “nUILDIN Splendid Showing of Beautiful C ofieenee Furniture At Prices Far Below The Usual. Purchases made now will be cheerfully held subjcct to delivery later. $3.25 Reed Rockers at $2.25; $1 Bamboo abouret cs 65c.) Reed Arm Rocker (like illustration) | Banboo Tabourettes, beautifully col- | (Just like ile with prettily bent selnales'and woven| ored; height 16 inches, 12 inches lust ration.) nuous roll arm andj diameter of top. Make a very use-) “These. beatti« apron front, heavy|ful present. Keguiar pr ful quartered posts ant ats $1.00; special at. ; is Mors braces, with closely i Chairs have woven cane Se. $6.75 Combination High { spring seats; only one to a cus- Chairs $5.50 0! the frames are tomer. Regular! combination High | extra, heavy, price $3.25; ‘special! Chairs, made 0! | five spindles price, |eolid quartered oak yon each. sid ive broad arms: j backs; easily ad- fitted with | hair cushion, cov- $2.25) Kockers, iB 00 | Justed to three po- sitions — Rocker, Go-Cart and iisi -Chair, Regular well constructed and finished. ular price $9.50; \3 they last, at, each (Just like illustration.) ese $6.75; 5 (fein Mors italtrete! different are sprendic sue) designs from which to se- $ Chairs, with saddle price.. $5. 0 cup to... Libs 4 Gold Furniture ment here—Parlor Su i tor} odd + Chai Cabinets, Settees, Curio C Chairs. The mijority, of these; larettes. are furnished in genuine Gold) an kinds, all styles and all. prices. Leaf. The pieces range irom a Gol ‘Chair at $4.00 to a three-| piece Parlor Suit at $275.00. Music Cabinets. ished and wp to-date designs. prices | Smokers Vables, from | Cellarettes, similar to Mlusgration, beautifully). jaye them in Manogal $1.25. Bamboo Parlor decorated ton anhalt Size top 22x) 44 Vernis Martin Tables at 95¢ pace $13.50; special at $10.00 tin risa seen | Gust like illustration.) fe TERT Ee Hy el but. al Top and shelf cov- | soine are empire, Adi all i | p Special While They | Last. j-fint assortment j ered with the best ‘A lot of about twenty-five Desks, . ; 50. | Japanese Matting. A A deta number of different patterns | A $12 Cabinet tor $9.50. | present, Value The doors are Mahogany, 7 $9.50! ; all bargains, Prices up your Ted, 00 beautifully —intai cia} at a5. vsand Gitlsto See the Real Santa Claus and tradition, as you will see when you all on consisting of Scarfs, Sus-” penders to mate ch, Mee and dark, plain colors, col- $9.50 Morris Chairs at $7.75 ered with good quality of velour; Reg- wale $7.75 Women's Writing Desks Our assortment -of Women's Desks Whire Eiumel; all are beautifully fin Cony cali Smokers’ Tables and Ce!- The woods are Oak, Mahogany, | Wrathered Oak and--Vernis Martin; I dozens of patterns to select from. $2.50 to 813,50 from $13.75 to $80,00 5 ADAMS BUI IL DING A Final Clearance of Boys’ Suits, Reefers & Overcoats, § 900 of Them to Go at O'Neill Bldg. "Phone, 1400—Chelsea. _30c lot, but every one less bargain, tender earig— J jess bargai 89 | Me ieerlanain ett S) Sailor Suits—ages 3 and can years, clearance at a remarkably low price. Representing $3.98, $4.98, garments alike in the entire a match- 4} t