The evening world. Newspaper, July 8, 1908, Page 14

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1908. 4 "MIST BREAK \Society Man Who Now Admits Secret [RP RRSw OEY BIN tria) tor the first [Demurrer of Platt Claimant Overs nie ge omg JANES NUGREERY & G0. ; » Marriage Eight Months Ago, and His Bride : See aa rr) sig NEWS I FATHER, nti es Poneto ives! Sessions | 3rd St 34th Street WILLETS SAYS ein on MATCH FROM CAMBRIDGE, | , suit again 2 r Platt ter counse; fled a de- { During July and August LONDON July & ford b Cam- S bide by tow bkete Inthe. eam | ___ These Stores } was overruled by Judge erioket matoh at Lords this afternoon, All to deal a: 5 PM. and at Young Society Man Now Ad- a | 12 Noon on Saturdays, mits His Marriage With JAMES McGREERY & GO. | Former Actress. 23rd Street S4th Street | On Sale Thursday and Friday, PARENT STILL DOUBTS Says His Offer of $1,000,000 for Proof of Wedding July the goth and roth, Messrs, E, A. Morrison & Son, | LADIES’ COATS. In Both stores, of Broadway and roth Street, | Linen Dust Coats..,..3.75 and 7.00 | For forty years noted for exclusive Gloria Silk Coats, Full length, i styles and patterns in high class mer- | Suitable for travelling 12.50 Holds Good. | chandise, Shantung Pongee Paletots. | are retiring from business, 15,00 and 19,50 “You see I must have time to break the news to the ‘Governor,’ and !t may be a couple of days before T will pub: ely announce my marriage," late fast night declared a young man, who eays he Js Samuel Willets, M. B. H. of They have sold their stock of merchan- dise iS | DIES’ HOSIERY. 12 Foth Stores, to James McCreery & Co, Ee ee Aa 100 dozen, pure thread Silk Stock. Reiruisusey iraok uiunt Cluy, teens The entire Wholesale Importation and ings. With double spliced cotton or management of the Bevan House at the desirable portion of the Retail Stock silk soles, heels and toes, Black or tan, Bye seraice the Toes of Laces, Robes, Veilings and Ladies’ 1,00 per pair. his registry entry, “Mr. and Mra. 8 | Neckwear are on sale in the McCreery value 1.$0 ee Te usd gue matinee oss Stores, at extremely moderate prices, 50 dozen, sheer, black Silk Stock- tifleate, which you can see {f you so desire," continued the young man. “Well, I married Mrs. Morgan last November and tt has been kept a secret for family reasons,” sald the younr ings, English made, With lace boots, double heeis, soles and toes. azrd Street 84th Street roa 1,50 per pair, | | | | man. “Mrs. Mor) {s a Roman Cath- | as treasurer of the q value 2.25 of that faith, but not In New York City. 23rd Street 34th Street His Source of Income. position.” Mr, Willets wa: |- tion was perfectly plain to the manage- | ment of the hotel, but as there had} been such a lot of talk and publicity KER cHOOTS. over the matter, the earlier he got busy VW Ving animously Chasen Cha air- and cleared up the sky over Mrs, Wil- Jets, the former actress, Amber Law- | man of the Republican lord, and his parental home at Old IULSMEDUEY Ls J De batter would ye National Committee. tor everybody. | “I shall go out and see the ‘governor,’ endl rake, «clean, ose: ot Bal eel HOT SPRINGS, Va. July §—Frank young Mr. Willets, who appears to be| * the first candidate !n line for the $1,000, H. Hitchcock, former First Assistant “I am entirely dependent ‘upon the jt Style ‘governor for an allowance, and as | Be es } A have not worked for a living. 1 am most pho Refrigera desirous that this allowance be contin tea Hla wed, You can readily understand my ‘ : TAFT CAMPAIGN aera ; ssured that his posi- hold 50 Ibs, eo ee ee WORDS ane MUSIC | WEST I4t STREET SATISFACTION SUARANTEEDS _OR_ MONEY PROMPTLY REFUNDED!) THE Bic HAT THE OST GLaRING ECONOMIES—334% TO. 50% Gi offered by, Witte pere for tact re | Postmaster-General, one of the man- 1S WHAT WE PROMISE TO SAVE YOU IN THIS lating to any marriage between his son | eee | “Al aha eure soa Mins Lavin," Seldon ae GREAT JULY REDUCTION SALE. With the assurance trom her hus- Richard Alexander, Well- taency of the Republican party, wae to band that she would be acknowledged day unanimously chosen ch before all the world sa his wite within! Known Real Estate Man, | the ican National forty-eight hours, Mrs. Willets to-day | Fe ‘ The announcement was made short! Went into seclusion at Larchmont | Crushed With Grief. after 1.90 this afternoon, following Manor and refused elther to be seen) conference between Judge Taft an Sracome) tothe) Lelobnone ee the members of the Executive Commi we ata aStde oe crepened tory | DEXTER, Me, July &—Richard Alex-| tee of the Republican National Con: when young Witiets eft his parental | Sroka eholaed (ateeesa, mansion t # o'olock, and was fol- tion, fired t | The committee also chose George Rum nes BAGS oF Ba otter sey Sheldon, of New York, to be treasur Ls a eo er of the Natlonal Committee, designat Pewerg Bi ne Joie Bre ed Arthur I. Vorys as a member of halred anc Lote { face, short S i ¢ ' PARLOR SUI highly polished ba 4 he the Republican National Committee, t¢ Aun heriaie (Gantry CEM) have charge of the cempaign in O} d Verona vel elin tap- and named Cinainnati as the headquar entry: beat spring constructions tufted or ters of the Republ can National Com. J Bitin backs regular price $42,505 for to- e Parlor Suites—5 Pieces, Just as {lustrated, $42.50 Value at $24.50 | This $12.50 Bed SSS ee ee ee | OUttitvat $6275 |ander, a New een htre on a va T, consist {umrasion TECE, BED, ourrr ? cy He pulled up his horse when halled by | fatty ¢ planned to vi: mittee, ‘ an Evening World reporter. | many and had planned i ‘ountry later {n the season. fe hac Recommended by Bilss, Thi $15 Bed ‘Has vour son told you about his|feen a ‘summer visitor here for the R ¢ ‘ matrimonial adventure?” was asked, | past five seasons The Executive Committee issued the a ress uc t ) has ‘had no matrimonial ad-| Richard Alexa TT cree following statement; es e e 0 ess an Outfit at $9.75 chard is “Mr. George R, Sheldon ts elected on . th con id f Mr. liss, of SIR lee ag Half Regular Prices. ng#- clined to accept re-election. Mr. Shel- ARcPeEAET OF 5 don lw the president of the Union Combination Hair Maurestes ub, of New York, and was rm fe up. with éinch Border , : Weenie Rec InvaalleeeMerteseeath si said Mr, Willets. “He told} Board of ne is not married. If he were Bo vard of |e member of the Rea Id have let me know.” | with o! Mr, Willets was then Informod of the| has a bh a@tatement made to the management of! bridge, Ww the hotel at Larchmont Manor and {t k ticed that he winced. ve It-I cannot!” he ex. st believe my boy from me,"" he ie going to tel! you,” and well 8. and rendered a nder the publicity $8.00 Pils Cotton ft Mattress, $10.50 Hair Fa al receipts and Full, close diamond | Covered us the beat was said. o 'g Ey tufte: Ww ‘ juality “I do not believe my boy ever made Ww r dt to the recommen lbs; o i 1 e 5 v 0 commendation. of Mr ‘ i such a statement," declared Mr. Wil- gar as known Mr xander has no aa the standing of Mr, Sheldon satin Jats upon being dented knowledge of the relatives in this count. but has a, has induced his election, as the | 0 very i sely t ates, RGR CATER Oy aaa and sister in Berlin. New York requiring pubulclty will ap LEC Hop : 1 zes. came. “My offer of $1,000,000 atill holds good," | Beautiiul Wilton Velvet Rugs 4,50 American Smyrna Rugs, 7.59 Two Fong The er Mrs. Morgan, the actre, ta known uty from her Gegiant ¥ Size 8.3x10.6 —in the mos Size 9x12, in choice Oriental me oviatid ng Willets, elec terns: neve i = ‘ a any dntaren aise ns Marrs Conn JAMES McGREERY & CO, select parlor patterns; never Rug dali and Persian design: school at ( LL, four miles retailed for less than $18.00; guaranteed perfectly reversible, t | azrd Street 34th Street MILLION: IRE'S ON SEMI ANNUAL SALE | h | of Furniture, | STIRS MONTCLAIR Fine Mahogany Dining Room and Bedroom Furniture, Suites and odd pieces in models that will not be duplicated and sold in all the Specials 5 cirpet stores aT 50 Thursday J eee re : 4 | our price to-mor- row, EXTRA 9 66 SIPEG IAB rn Semi-Annual Sale of Magnificent Opportunity to Buy LINOLEUM Sik Dresses Escapes From Sanitarium and DINING ROOM SUITES, While Police Search Goes on Sideboards... ...50.00, 70,00 and 123,00 150 Samples worth up f ices 75,00, 103.00 and 185.00 FROM THE NEW MUSICAL REVUE “FOLLIES OF 1908” GIVEN WITH NEXT SUNDAY’S WORLD I ee pcr ein id to $12 each, offered Remnants sistten at $3.98 each. LEELA) eg Remnants of 55¢ Oilcloths, \}; at "ei ant are some dainty yi nown. Silk Batiste Princess Dresses; te Cus ee i aM ‘ pe 2C rable and inexpensive. Rampage in Automobile. China Closets . 38,00, 53.00 and 103.00 former prices 56.00, 80.00 and 155,00 Serving Tables, ,29 00, 32,00 and 51.00 former prices 38.00, 48.00 amd 74.00 Dining Chairs....800, 11,00 and 16,00 former prices 9.50, 13.50 and 25,00 Armchairs,r1.00, 14.00 and 21,00 former prices 14.50, 18.00 and 26.00 BEDROOM SUITES, Bureaus .... 28,00, 47.00 and 49,00 mer prices 43.00, 70.00 and 73.00 +25.00, 40,00 and 43,00 er prices 38.00, 60.00 and 65.00 17,00, 27,00 and 30,00 mer prices 25.00, 41.00 and 45,00 “ include many styles, ess, princess jumpers, in heavy quality taffetas, ‘and best qualities; size worth up to $10; the Batistes are silk finished, with round LIC yoke of Val. lace, full pleated hallways perfe well seas waists; all y Sc.; cle 2 colors, and irth up Extra Special! 85c Lomein at, Bi sq. yd, aac : Shout 180 rolls of Linoleu a . | Sauole fhe Suits at 4.98 38 inches long, elegantly strapped and None oe a rere ~<a nee Extra Special 75¢ sen at, 8q. ai pout 350 pieces, in all th The complete words and music of the “Big Hi song from ZAegfeld'n new Muslonl Revae, at the New York Root will be glven with next Sunday's World, Words by Song reprodaced by usic publishers, New Chiffoniers | Harry thy musto by Maurice Lev arrangement with Cohan & Harria, | York. for Toilet Tables Bedroom Chairs and Rockers, Chests of Drawers, Tables, Footrests and Cos- $1 and $1.10 Inlaid Linoleums at ri buttons. One or three tumers, ‘very yard of this lot is INLAID LINO- 66 “BE II h C 99 23rd Street 34th Street well-se goods; col “ - OL Di cuelaat Into The World’s “Want” Columns, \ ee ne