The evening world. Newspaper, July 28, 1908, Page 6

CHODNESIAO PLAN KP ST HENS Lyon, of New York, Up in the Presidential Run- at Convention. | Looms ning COURT Party’s Declaratons of Prin- ciples Will Be Plain on In- junctions and Immigration. | | PLANK. | SOLID hen the Inde- | into dj CHICAGO, pendence American Pp: ed tt ional conven day's here to-da to be presented was in the platform t equal to that ‘of the selection of the al nomi- r, howe natucally neces. The latt occupied most atte r, Hearst has Despite repeatedly e will not be; deney there is @ candidate @ strong se e would have less tro ation it he des! 0 decided to v the New| Jersey dele for him and York people will do so at the first op-| portunity that is given them New York to Name Lyon i owever, fuk n R. of strength on the first ballot the dele- gation will go either to Hearst or to} Hisgen, of Massachusetts. John Temple Graves, who says he will be “nominated from Georgia and feconded from New York," de taht nothing but a stampede for | prevent his nomination, » of Fort Payne, | ‘Ala. has many friends and expects to! Boll a large vote. Neal, of Indiana, is Oraoctically out of the race, His State has been willing to bring his name to the front. but Mr. Neal is not am- ‘bitious for the honor, and it is prob- a@bie that his name will not be pre- sented to the convention, Charles A Weish, of Iowa, has many friends who are pushing his name, but his candi- dacy thus far has not proven as strong @s that of Hisgen, Howard or Graves. C. J. Hagemen, of Nevada, is being | mentioned for Vice-President, but the | ®eneral opinion is that the second place | on the ticket will be awarded to some Presidential candidate who runs strong for first place and just fails to lemd the orize. The enthusiasm shown by the dele- ®ates last night was taken by the leaders of the party as a good omen of the future of the organization and they labored to-day with great cheerfulness on the platform. The resolution com- mittee, which organized Jast night im- Meiiately after the convention by the welection of Howard S. Taylor. of Chi- caro, as chairman, continued its work far into the night and was hard at it again to-day. Planks by the Dozen, Whether or not the nomination ts to be the result of dictation from any source, there can be no possthle doubt | that the pinatform when finally promul- gated will be the outcome of a discus sion entirely free from that element Planks by the dozen on finance, on Mabor and on ts. and on all three | combined. and on all shades of varia- | were rained upon ammitte however, | on Sun-| n to are 1 utterance junctions than or on the question was made by eith Repobtican arty timent of the n the practical Uniinary injunet a4 n fniunetio law has number 0: Open Every Evening Until 9 o'clock. “article. par cash this week an i. Re Fare ‘ds Furniture 50 pown 31-50 Wee, wo «10,00 + 2,00 e delegates) EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JULY 28 1908, _— R. H. Macy & Cavs Attractions Are Thelr Low Prices, V4 to 35th St STORE HOURS=8A.M.t6PM. HOURS:—8 A. M. to 6 P. M. During July and August We Close at Noon Saturdays. New York's Coolest, Airiest Restaurant on ) Closing Hour, 5.30. G aed —_ Wa LE at 6th Av. Men's $5 All-Wool Outing Flannel Trousers, $2.50 £47 Second Floor, t Men's Auto Dusters and Auto Caps Ho was told of a story printed to the ) effect that E, H. Harriman was buying , Missourt Pacitic extensively, L ' han to see Mr. Harriman allied with us and serving a member of our board of ans ed Mr. Gould. “He wou om to any company, Jen, A railroad 4 @ way, and we've ome of the bright: Ub iabalela i BOOKS In All Other Stores 98c Restored and Business Mr. Gy tat he felt sure $1.08 or More, Here 1 can say nothing, except that noth- ew great acquisi- help us to lift our b that s had been made for Become Normal. 1 | sagan; they preferred to keep on mo-| 6 toring, aS Mr, Gould (ersely stated when the ship news reporters mentioned the! wedding ceremony of his. siste ing would give me greater pleasure and i'm sure he'd manager's Jot is no Win notes of the Certain Confidence Main Floor, Rear Second Floor. Other stores carry in stock the same Books from the same hers, but because they cannot match the Macy price they never tise such Books, They leave it to you to guess that they have such merchandise. This Book question is a splendid de We have not main t difficulty—n DECRIE, TRUSTATTACKS under- the matehlessly low ply seven years of titi $1.95 for Women's | $3.00 & 33.50 Shoes | Glad to Have Harriman in Mis- | ns und Lm glad they souri Pacifice—Ship Breaks the right to sell goods as cheaply as ' 1a f Line Record Ms Ppa du know of another store that has o ld Mt ace make, CCH A tng ‘signifeance, but it Nae We do not. Nor do we know] S0ld regularly everywhere 4 Not to mention the make, but the name is on the shoes ‘These are the travel- lers’ samples — only a few hun- dred pairs—all made for this sea~ Sune data Hand Embroidered Tan Lisle Hose 25¢ at the prices named. 300ks as these for 9Be a allowed My Lost Duchess i w that, coming ac to The Kronprinzessin Cecilie broke all ds of the North Ggrman Lloyd ne for the we reer Pagan— yard run when she it ing-6 days, 15 hours Up to Nat Villa Rub fi Na docked this mo and 2% minutes out from Cherbourg Her average speed per hour was 23.21 Her best previous average had | her speedy ASS Neel) £9 Second Floor, = $14.75 Lingerie Drezses at $9 Pr knots. | Retz-Van Zo Post The Greater Mis W “Irontex” If You Would Have =) E that’ the with unfale ment from and start to ‘Suist $2 FOR MRS The cashier of The two ($2) years old, her children . | has received hildren and Jay G ayed for a month longer wit Jould’s mother, Mrs, Kingdon, urne, near London. Mr, anc ild have been motoring on the Con- | They didn't a of Mme. Anna Gould to Dresses s and Fifty cents at least usual price for t imported Hose, embro{dered in new ana u mon des would be e attrac They are ha Fine Hosiery That Is Durable Main Floor Mere dvrability in Hos is gained by coarse fabrics. Different with vice qualities by ay long cotton urable, but fine, And because “‘Irontex’’ Stockings are made on full fashioned frames they will retain their shape as long as the fabric hi ogether. “Trontex’’ (trade mark registered) is sold exclusively by us. Men’s Half Hose and Chitdren’s Stockings 24c a pair; Women’s, 28c, 38c and 48c, aces: “Right Shape You Can Buy for Children white, Twenty y doesn't amount to much been for- ‘ ewman was lof when it toventh street warded to her. d the marriage | Natded fo he Prince de| hand, who, she * which is given long and I?sting- erweaving of Belfas tage dozen | thorou: cannot pecially comforta bly have too hen b Stern Brothers For To-morrow, Wednesday 2 Main Floor, This Waist at °1.75 is one of those overflowing at values that Men’s Fine Summer Shirts ”” Shoes---Best Clearance Sale baie OF LIGHT AND COLORED MADRAS, PLAIN & PLAITED. BOSOMS, CUFFS ATTACHED OR DETACHED, COAT MODELS, ALL SIZES, at $115 Values $2.00 to 3.25 MADRAS PAJAMAS Military Collars, trimmed with loops, 5c in a large yrtment of designs, Value $1.50, » stir up ens sold fastey thusiasm even in the dog mike thema days. It daintily repree | Have a supply Second Floor, 5th St,, Rear. Best because the lasts are of special design—the work of 4 juvenile Footwear expert. They shape growing feet along natural ee aye stall ue foot ius And, 1 ie selected leathers, they areas good-wearing Shoes as money can buy. Midsummer Clearance time finds several lines of “Right Shape” Footwear reduced to close out, dncluding:— $2.49 “Right Shape” Low Shoes Now $1.29 $2.97 “Right Shape” Low Shoes Now $1.98 “Right Shape” Ankle Ties, of. patent leather $1 98 and tan and black calfskin; $2.50 values, sale......, mag Mourning Dresses: Linon Suits Ateeees Women’s and Men’s Hosiery | Women’s Gauze Lisle Thread Hose, in black, tans and white, garter tops, "pair 25¢ Half Doz. $1,40 Women’s Silk Lisle Thread Hose, tans and black and White Gauze, double soles, Pair 35¢ Half Doz, 1,90 Women’s Lisle Thread Hose, tn black lace w ork, also tans & black, hand embroidered fronts, Pr, 39C Half Doz. 2.25 pair 95C Three Prs, 2,75 Women's Pure Thread Silk Hose, in black, tans, white and colors, Men’s Silk Finished Lisle Thread Half Hose, plain and embroidered, Pair 25C HalfDoz, 1.40 West Twenty-third Street in New York 34 , fron bo Ha Covers at *2. 95) | Sounds extravag Second FI cor, Broads $4.74—Women’s Dresses, of bl Princess model, trimmed Every cover mu, splendidly h good quality Val mada, prior to Inventory s Suits, féshioned of Linon, in blue, brown and Verdursh Tans tripe effects; long coat model, very well yet Cecil vases Men’s Motor Wear Reduced anywhere, ¢ 5 $5.00 SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO. 85c for This Fine _ Chocolate Set or while the price is......+ ta Fourth Floor. ar ‘loor, 34th St, Coats, of best eral linen; full double-breasted model, with close-fitting collar and wind-shield sleeves; was $5.94; now $4.96 Cow Pitchers 25c As above, single-breasted; was $4.96; now........ : $3.96 Linen Dust Coats, were $1.39; sale........c0uee $1.19 Other Motoring ( , 98c to $20.74, Macc Sale of Screens and Shades A novelty Cream Pitch- er that fs having a great run, You may remember our record breaking sales of the last year _Teceived more are especially attractive and ‘anished in natural colors and Delft blue; they are just the things for gl TUTE veeeeneeersereee rene £7 Fifth Floor. Tot Darrell, Sonsh Sons, Have Made Big Reductions in MEN’S OUTING GOODs, MEN'S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, cuffs attached ay Ly Japanese Bamboo Porch Screens, best grade, outside bark tinished in natural color, 4xt-foot Size, | 5x8-foot Size, | 8x8-Foot Size, Value 75c, Sale 52c J Value 95c, dale 66c | Value $1.10, Sale 82c Japanese Lamboo Screens, finished in green, 6x8-foot Size, | 7x8-foot Size, 8x8-foot Size, Value $2.50, Sale $1.74 | Value $2.65, Sale $1.98 | Value $3.00, Sale $2.24 Holland Window Shades, King's best; mounted on Harts. Floor, Sith St and detached, some coat style, choice de- signs, Values up to $2.00. Special for ‘ MEN’S BATHING SUITS, pure worsted, fancy trimmed, in black, navy and oxford. Values up to $3.00, Special for......cceseeeee MEN'S FLANNELSHIRTS, neck bands, new designs. Values up to $2.63. Special for..... MEN'S REGULAR 85C, HALF HOSE for.. 95c tT Fifth Floor. 2.19 1.95 28c 98.50 Go-Carts Reduced to $5.95 =% All our col are RPI Ea Val. Laces by the Dozen Yards ven s Uae aes feases SUITS. Special.. Q5¢ horn rollers and finished with side hems, ] Thousands of dozens se Hing at i ea EN'S SEA ISLAND COTTON UNDER- n cost to make, Only the ar +" 1 H ' ——~42-inch, wide, 6.{t. ong, value $1.65, sale 98c leas than co ; to $8.50 m SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, silk finish. Each. 44c —-42.inch’ wide, 8-ft. long, value $2.90, sale $1.34 very cho! 8, and mostly {n GP tis Gul MEN'S ENGLISH PIGSKIN BELTS. Valu a ————" . aeneey Rdg selling t 1.00 Mechlin, round matched patte Insertions, Filet i and diamond meshes; the kinds in demand now for making s, yokes, collars, for sleeve morrow; sic well - known makes as the A llwin,” Favorite” $5.95 $1.80. Special for MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED, Breau ay: 8th and ae Sts. a _ Lord & Taylor Shoe Department Girls’ $3.96 Wash Dresses, $2.74 4, », A varied collection, em- bracing Dresses made of tine checked gingha figured lawns, striped and sheer white lawns; medels all etfectively with fine Val. and embroidery nor | insertions and lace; full skirts, Net, | pleated; sizes for girls of 4 to 12 years. Mosquito Sanopies guimpes ruffles, etc.; values from 50c to $2.50 dozen yards. Now only 25c, 55¢ and 75c doz. £7 Main Floor. Few t Teddy Car, and others; one price Leatherette Hoods for these Go- Carts, $1.75. 17 Third Floor, tion such ford. Bu te the i nd, plain repp, mbrays arious trimmed Here are: Canopies of with pate —80-inch Sutar Cured Hams—Royal Brand—U. $. inspected, tender, sweet, lein hams, Special for | Laundry Borax Soap—Royal Irand — the purest an Stun Special mild, 10 lb. all family sizes » 49e Wednesiay, per Ib.. ize, elsewhere $1.60; here 98c —90-inch size, elsewhere $2.00; here $1.49 —100-inch size, elsewhere $2.50; here $1.89 108-inch size. elsewhere $2.95; here $2.24 | wide Rcancny, stan dares ldjust- | of this swhere $4. | scores of ve men’s and children’s d 15c Checked Dimity, 10c a Yard « Final” Clearing Sale of Low Shoes All Styles and Leathers sheer, 29 inches Out lot will grow summer waisis resses, erns Clocks for Summer Homes Dasemen Genuine Black Forest Cuckoo Clocks tation; cases ot colored wor Welted and Turn Soles: all sizes and widths $2.25 Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; } brass me call and gi half hou 19th St. a Alpne Sal | la} for \ sap GS ey. Laas nf se cont 10 MINUTES FROM HOBOKEN BY HUDSON TU. at 50% Off than we could i | fe. days ago. ly of 0) skirts 7] } sents evry late fashion a hand now ie \ f | Jas! long. !.vers one wan trend. Ihe yoke is of at least one of hse handsome embroidery, Jar button > up -th / / and front, back and | White Skirts. Hy i 4 sleeves are lavishly trim- hanging model, trimmed ep med with fine Val. lace; with one wide collar of same, We don’t know where 61.75 quality that makes them a rare bargain ‘a Ger ranie st you'll match this waist 4 ee ae ‘ 85 Couch i Best °S Trunk | ) 7 —Spevially priced for Wednesday. } Groceries orders promptly filled. Call Chelsea 2100. l4vei Stuart best laundry soap box of 10 bi 2.8! bars. . nD ae ( Macaroni and Spaghettt~ | Tomato Ketehny Koval Stir | Halted Qate. Fre . finest qual- art Trani. : ivr oelbe 38¢ | 4 i; ebeei at Hipy) th fl ii OF Bini a | Fresh Mackerel—The popu . ‘ b Ths \ Sea breeze Brand; t | i f : | Bold rewulari at ; L fic 1 Dressing—Reg- | ow bottle, | UNI NE TRIRTeAt eT ameNNetineNNn Nemeth emi teeth ist a RUE SS dd a a eee <> << S —e ~, Our Eighth Floor. 12.30 Saturday PRM e SIXTHIAV, 19°70 20" STREETI NEW YORK. NNEL. All Our Men's Straw Hats, excepting Panamas, $1 tir Second Floor, Two Important Sales of Shoes Queen Quality Oxfords at $2.45 This sale needs no adver- tising Only wish there were more o! these factory samples Quite a lot lett— covering all sizes—every par made to sell at 23 or Queen Cuality prices are never cut but twiee a ycarnow and January, We can $2 45 . probably fit you, at.. Silk Lisle Hose, Ive Jozen left Worth 25c, at k lisle e Bold eds of a 7c $1.25 // | they won't Vi | Cae ig Soe ef these popu- front( Graveiully u a? © fola—ot a 31,25 a> Phirdt Upholstery _ Remnants from our and 100 ¢ 19: ¢ 49° for s 98 $1.50 for $1.00 1 MALS 2 Vitth Floor. Damask Napkins “at $1.19 Dozen A late shipment of, 500 dozen all linen Irish damask table napkins; 20 inches square: handsome damask patterns. ‘They are worth $1.69 dozen ifthey are worthanything Huy them to-morrow at $1.19 Turkish Towels, lle Clean-up of 200 dozen bleached Turk- ish Bath ‘lowels: good sive; hewmed and fringed ends: usually Lie. 4” Main Floor, Tene Mail and telephone \ ae. wat 2 t : Fain Floor. 15¢ for 35¢ Sugar é» Cream Sets — = #7 Sixth Floor, ze \ Lemon Cling Peaches—Cam- Y cron Brand — California fruit, packed im pire + regu: | oem Special, dozen, 2. tye No Scan... QQe | Wines & Liquors Bowmore Scotch Whiskey — 1 where st $1 10 fal BLOND; infandel Cl M 85¢ Hes, aret.” "Mountain Sauternes Sty Burgundy ; Old Vintage Port, Rich Gold- en Sherry, Old’ Frulty deira, perlor Museatel, Choice Old Tokay, Finest ‘duality Sweet Catawba ghey: