The evening world. Newspaper, July 27, 1908, Page 10

10 WALL STREET PUTS DKON to the ral public last Wednesday, five days later. Here is an excerpt from a private ‘Wall street news service which over |) iarokerage houses received vad [prominently displayed for customers’ |benefit to-day; | "Judging from the forecast re- tng the $2,000,000 fine which was issued | Physical vatiation of railroad. proper- *tles Is necessary, but one element Is to be considered, He points out that things to be considered are (he risks originally incurred by people who put money into the railroad properties and the good will that has been bullt up.” | Dick Bros., No.3) Broad street: "The Taft speech is all right—bearish in WOODRUFF 1) PEEVISH OVER jfted me at my camp are friends of THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JULY 27, 1908 sald that I was holding conferences at} 's no split in the Republican party of; my camp of men who are hostile to, some Interests and favorable to others) And that they were trying to frame up something for next fall, “That I# not true. The men who vis-/ Gov. Hughes, friends of Mr. Odell, men ! other sections of the State. It has ientihe national ticket In this State, There! New York and there will be none.” Chairman Woodruff sald that at tho moment of speaking he had no inten- tion of going to Oyster Bay for a talk with President Roosevelt. He admitted, however, tlt he might visit the Pres: WE SELL MORE REAL LACES THAN ANY OTHi& “ RE IN AMERICA, - Ehrich Bros ESTABLISHED FIFTY. YEARS. 6TH AVE, 22D TO 23D ST. N. Ye i | ident between now and next Friday/| when he will start back for Kamp Kill! Kare for @ stay of a week, Charles F. Murphy was not in town! to-day. spots, but general tone all right.” ch has been accepted as authen- | Marshall, Spader & Co,, No. 14 Broad- not at all unlikely that the | way: "We have advised our customers hes of Mr. Taft's speech (| that even if Mr. Taft's speech in ita bearishly construed In some eee Pa AEA RS Ee OLA MH 22D TO) 23D STH aN EYS Tuesday’s Genuine Money Saving Clothing Bargains al, State-wide sense, Fal celved by some financial interests, , Jof all shades of opinion, members of ; the judiciary and the Legisiature, Re | | publicans of varfous allegiances, We | consulted about golitics in general in a (at, | es 6 y me ‘preamble does support Mr. Roosevelt's (ARE ere rE oe eee Sommer nel ts ative circles, but a carefu | y | j policies later on he sets his house in | tlon of his views will find | order, H, favngeidol other th ‘ T notified every Reoublican leader off FQR NEW VANDERBILT RACE. | Big Speculators See Advance) them ‘unoblectionable to. conserva: | or ar nooeerelt? {Governor's Announcement Of |any prominence in the State where I saat, ed Ed hog R : tlves and sincere radicals altke, ve P 7 See aN would be on every day untll early In Tu ‘uesda Copies of the Address of | ‘He favors publicity in, the opera. ese einante ao Broan a His Willingness to Run Sure | August. 1 told them I wonld be glad| Antotats Aaa, for Permit to Ran| MA deed . Ys | “Feds aera | Ee to see them at my camp. Many of ‘ontest Oct, 24, Bale fi Oto 11 A | tions of trusts and Fedorol incor | heard of it—as being very bullish, Any= ihe have Gimlod mae ands thee. la Bil paces from 2 to , | FREE 47,573",00' Acceptance, GIVE OUT A SYNOPSIS. In Some Quarters It Is De- poration to a Hmited extent in cases where companies. alm at @ praotical monopoly. Restriction rather than increased powers of the termai | Commerce Commission ts favdted, | Also physicel valuation of the rall- roads to de used only as an element entering into consideration of rates | how, we have only seven months more of Roosevelt.” In one prominent Wal street office the reporter was shown a cablegram from London which read: “Important people here have advices that Taft message will be bulltsh.”* lin a decidedly petulant state of mind prises Politicians. Chairman Timothy L. Woodruff, of the Republican State Committee, wae when he sat down to his desk at the to be charged, the good will and Only Guessing, He Says, State headquerters to-day after a week there fs to ft. "IT have not declared myself for or against any man who might be seeking the Republican nomination for Gov- ernor, I have not taken and will not take sides. The convention will select} the candidate in Saratoga probably on Bept. 12 or 13. It will be my duty and pleasure to work for the success of Application to hold another Vander-| bilt Cup race on the roads on Long Island was made to-day to the Board of Supervisors of Nassau County, The applicatton asks for the use of the roads for the ellmination trial on Oct. 10 between the hours of 6 and 10 o'clock !n the morning. The date for the race Is named as Oct, % between ner Trousers, We make the above Statement — unreservedly and with positive knowl- edge of {ts correctness, Only 0 suits, however— " de for a well known Stern house, but re ected on account of late Men's Summer Suite, mad> x of fine quality BLUE SERGE, warranted {ust color, and absolutely per- fect in fit and talloring. These are admitted by al discerning men to be th 5 o'clock In the morning and 8 o'clook| clared Too Bullish in Its Tone, | efMiciency of roads being considered | equa'ly important, “He oppores interference and any checks on the courts, He favors a revision of the tariff, believing that some articles are now recelying too much protection, while other pro- ductions are not sufficlently pro at Kamp Kill Kare, in the Adirondacks, Mr. Woodruff {s not the only machine very best $10 blue serge sults sold in New York, ° In talloring, in style, tn perfection of finish, they Are a8 near perfect as It 1s posstble to ~=make clothes, We have alzes to fit all men, and price th8m between the hours of s vt Sunmer and 2 and 4 P. M, $5 fay seve at $6 Tuesday’s Barga'n Specials at the sensation $15 worth of cloths Silk Pongees | C. B. Corsets every, The maker suld to us at haif price ¥ Ro to you at halt h single and double casted styles, made of 3, that candidate ami for the success of in the afternoon, JAMES McGREERY & CO, 23rd Street 34th Street On Sale Tuesday, July the 28th, That our English cousins should haar Mr. Taft's speech of acceptance before | |the American publio 1s taken into his leader in the State who le petulant be- |confidence was considered @ matter ot | cause Gov. Hughes outgendralkxt them enough Mportance to lay before George |, _ R Bheldon, treasurer of the Republican | PY Pekin (Spenh Ann AIN CRE rd | National Committee, who {s a member | Willingness to accept a renomination, of the firm of WiHiam ©, Sheldon @ | bt Mr. Woodruff was the only machine Go,, bankers and brokers, at No, 2 Wall | eader on public view here to-day, had advance coples of it since last) knowledge of the contents of Mr. Taft's | street. Put {t as delicately as at wont Na Friday, Already tne epeceh, which | speech was general @ representative of | they are only guessing,” emphatic. | political reporiere Ad ee (alanine +, |The Evening World visited a number of/ ally declared Mr. Sheldon to an Hven-| Woodruff -could not help, in ng first travelled from Hot Springs, Va..| Wen gerost tre ally ae ae that the announcement of Gov. Hughes . {ng World reporter, ‘if any one in to Oyster Bay, L. I, has been received They Call I¢ Bullish Well street Is in a position to know the; Wes &n awful blow to the hopes of the with approval by the financial centre ey Cal F Bull ian leontents of, Mr. Tatt's speech of acc. leaders of the machine. And Mr, of the country. Charles D. Barney & Co, No. 3 Coptance am that perton, and I hon.| Woodruff felt the Insinuations. That bankers and brokers should | Brood street; “We havd seen the | cctiy do not know what Mr. Taft la go.|. “E have taken no sides in this ques- have first call on this document {s not Although Willlam Howard Taft will) not deliver his speech of acceptance p y “ine! 1, y until to-morrow in C mela tt Was! acted,” learned to-day that Wall street has} qn an effort to ascertain if advance . 8.203 to fit stout men, slim_ men and men of regular bulld In addition, we give FREE with each sultan pair bargain price of,, ing for... LADIES' SUITS, 12 Both Stores. Duck Coat Suits. ...... ..s00e 3:50 speech of acceptance and it 1s bullish. | ig to aay, I venture there are but tive! tim,” he protested. ‘Gross ‘misrepre- { { strange in the light of their knowledge While it Is true the first’part of the|imen in the United States who know! sentations as to my attitude and my riday week of the purport of the favoring Standard Oil, revers- speech supports Mr, Roosevelt's poll- clea, Mr. Taft goes on to say that the | acceptance.” the contents of Mr. Taft's speech of sentiments have been sent out from my camp in the Adirondecks and from Madam, do You Want a Germless Milk? — ‘ Here are the facts about raw milk, and the facts about Van Camp’s. It will take but ten minutes to read them—then you can well decide. Please know the truth, then do as your judgment tells you. The fact is this: Not a housewife in this city will use raw milk after she knows Van Camp’s. You will never cook with half milk when you once know the flavor that Van Camp’s gives to milk dishes, You will never drink germ- laden milk when you know that Van Camp's is pure. Is it not worth ten minutes to know the truth about something as vital as milk? Milk Breeds Germs, Milk is an ideal breeding place for germs. That is why it carries infections. A single germ, left in milk a few hours, will breed millions of others like it. Some cows are tubercular, and the milk from such cows carries the germs of consumption. Some milk cans are washed in water which carries the germs of typhoid. Some milkmen are diseased, some dairies are uncleanly, Some milk is subjected to foul air and to dust. You know nothing about this when you buy raw milk. You have no way of guarding your- self. But, when you use Van Camp’s Milk, you are absolutely protect- ed. There is not a germ of any kind in it, Nothing but Milk. Don’t think of Van Camp’s as condensed milk, for condensed milk is half sugar. Van Camp's is nothing but milk. We simply take the richest of Holstein milk, and evaporate two- thirds of the water. Van Camp Packing Company, Indianapolis, Indiana. | C oN Nothing whatever is added—no sugar, no starch, no preservative. Nothing is subtracted save water. We milk, in five states, 20,000 Holstein cows. Every cow is regularly inspected. So is every man who milks them. Every dairy is sanitary. Every factory, where the milk is evapo- rated, is built without wood. We carry cleanliness to such an ex- treme that there is never a chance of infection, Then the milk ia sterilized after the cans are sealed. The milk keeps for years as fresh as the day we milked it. Van Camp’s is Delicious For Cooking. Every woman knows this who has used Van Camp's. - But she may not know the reason, which is this: Milk that stands awhile sepa- rates. The butter fat rises and the solids fall, Then you get one sort of milk from the top of the can, and another sort farther down, You never get the whole milk from the milkman’s can, And, perhaps, you skim what you do get before it goes into cooking, In Van Camp’s alone you get the whole, rich milk. You get 30% of solids—8% butter fat. That’s why all milk dishes made with Van Camp’s are so delicious. The richest of raw milk cannot compare with it. Once cook with Van Camp’s and you never will use any other. We publish a book of recipes prepared by an expert on milk dishes. You can have it free if you’ll write us. ¢ A Cow in the Kitchen. Van Camp's means a cow in your kitchen. Rich milk or cream —all you want, when you want it. No waiting for the milkman, no shortage, no waste. Yet it’s even cheaper than raw milk. ' Van Camp's is as‘thick as'thick cream. So thick that you add one part water for coffee. Yet it doesn’t cost half what you pay your milkman for cream, Add two parts water and you have rich milk. And the cost of such milk, when ‘yOu buy Van Camp’s by the case, runs about three cents per pint. Then you have no waste—no milk left over, That saving alone is enormous, Best for Children, Immigrant babies, when they atrive in New York, are fed on Van Camp's Milk, They are fed under the di- | rection of physicians who know the importance of germless milk, The milk that is best for those | children is certainly best for yours. Raw milk, like raw meat, is an unfit food, because of the danger of germ infection. Children will find, when they drink Van Camp's cold, that the milk-has an almond flavor. That flavor is due to: sterilization. It signifies a germless milk, Chil- dren can drink all they want of it, without a thought of infection. They cannot do that with raw milk. Those are the reasons for using Van Camp’s Milk. If you think there exists a single reason for not using it, it is based on mis- taken ideas. Sold by all grocers in 5¢ and 10c cans, Buy it a case or two at a time—it’s much cheaper and more convenient, Linen Coat S Remaining stock of Worsted Suits for travelling or reduced prices, former price 7.00 wits, various models, . 8.50, 12,50 and 16,50 former price 12.50 to 25,00 mountain wear, at | Silk Pongee, extra fine quality, 33 C: B. @ la Spirite Corsets, of fine Inches wide, In every wanted anade, goutll fn medium high bust and long eC. a ay Io . $2.50 models, spe- $1.5 Dress Goods ' Bathing Caps Black silk finished Henrietta, a Bathing Caps of silk rubber tn the Inches wide. A quality that eelis at Wiest Plaid effects; regular gi Qa 0c. & yard; to-morrow at, Values, reduced to... Kimono Sacques, of sheer Victoria a VOLO tistiestiieciciiiseiiiestty H 25¢ Kimonos lawn, with fine hemsatitcned voke Bleached Sheets for full size beds,’ 2x2. Of heavy muslin, seamed CORSETS, Models for average and slender figures, 95¢ usual price 2,00 Corsets for Fine Batiste, trimmed, Model for averagefigures, 1.45 Corsets of Fine Batiste and Coutil. Models for every type of figure La Vida Corsets, age, slender and w With high bust back, Many models especially designed | developed figures, giving | for well graceful lines, ART DEPARTMENTS, The remaining stock of Stamped Patterns, at reduced prices, Shirtwaists, on sheer linen...,....1.00 Night Gowns, on Chemises i Drawers us “ Corset Covers In Both Stores. | All Corsets Carefully Fitted, Corsets of fine Batiste and Coutil, usual price 3.00 | Daintily | | 1.85 usual price 3.50 Models for aver- ell developed figures, and extremely long In Both Stores, value 1.50 value 1.00 nainsook,,......60¢ l= | Selene sca se value 60¢ Opovano nk value s0¢ doe eae FOC value 30¢ “ | | Embroidery Silks, Cottons, Hoops, Wools, Knitting and Crochet Needles, JAMES McGREERY & CO, 23rd Street Wash Belts with pearl buckles; odds and ends; values to 25 Handkerchiefs for women and children, plain and fancy borders, Pillow Cases size 45x36 Inches, made of the ends of the finest quality of bleached muslin, Fruit of the Loom, Lonsdale, ete.; regular- , ly 19¢ (limit 6 to a cus- tomer), At..ccseeeesseees Apron Gingham single and double blue Ke 8c Ie checks; worth 7c. yd., Lisle Gloves elbow length, in black only; regularly 50c., at 19¢ Women’s Waists of white lawn, trimmed In front with lace or embroldery, tucked back, short sleeves, at Window Shades extra quality opaque, 36x72 inch complete with all regularly ' THIAY. 19°70 20° STREETS NEW YORK, 10 Minutes from Hoboken by Hudson Tunnel Bargain Basement 84:h Street Boys’ Pants Knee Pants of good wash materials at... 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