The evening world. Newspaper, September 11, 1908, Page 18

en a wl ca 36 Ob | A Tremendous Furchase of 5000 Dozen men’s Dollar nen ENON STON nnn nc eeeieeeamenn . : THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1908 BRYAN TO MEET "PARSONS CANNOT —WOODRFELEADS BNA WML TAK AQLIQN BALLOTS a TAFT AT DINNER lit aD | eas Sv HEE NENT FROM LAST HOURS OF Saturday's Srectal at the Fountain | The Queen of Frappes NEW YORK'S FASTEST GROWING STORE OTHENBERG cd rton’s famous Vaniila lee Pineapple Cubes, (t ( Has Inside Track for vi USE Ua bosak ne WEST 141 STRE JC The frat of the falthful in line will gal my SATISFACTION. SVABANTEE.D. on MONEY PROMPTLY REFUNDED | a i Renomination. After much confi: » Canvassers Swamped With Votes for King and Queen of Carnival. Saturday’ $ “Crowning Fale | in , Boys’ School Suits FEATURING: BOYS’ $3 KNICKER SUITS AT 1.59 JUBLE BREASTED SUITS, with and black cheviots, The die leaders of New Candidates Will Be Guests | Several District Leaders Notify | Republicans went to 3 Oct. 7 of the Association Him That They Will Op- | Renubiicans went to of Commerce. pose the Governor. | that assembles Monday afternoon. State | Chairman T, L. Woodruff led th | that went out of Grand Central |on the morning train. Herbert Parsons, train and t ‘The New York City delegation to the j Faison Graal eons WILL BE A BIG AFFAIR. the county chaurman, followed with ane is de t0 ar Republican State Convention .will be) other delezation in the after will stop at split on the renomination ef Gov.) ft was admitted by all tle leaders that {i+ evonn Hughes, Several of the Manhattan dis the renomination of Gov. Hughes @p- are Newburg pears tnevitable, although it 1s probable 5 where ster, where it M. The train ong the 3 there The election ts over. The people of Hall King P. 3 and hall his fair Consort, Queon Prosperity! aking t ° xsion, Utlea and Greater New York have spoken. They Several Governors and Prom- erminute Waits are have determined who 18 the most popu- trict leaders ed os vin- 7 | son, Rance by Jodepn Us af that two or three other names will be se a Ran slehVe <BG0k ; ; ; ] inent Men From All Over the | gent terter } presented to the convention mtg ltat, Mil leave Rochester at lar manyand which Is the lovelies Committee, nder no olre uumstances| [nteres! among the machine polltl- | station, this city ,|/Woman tn the ¢ boroughs, and delegations vote fer the make- at 9.12. After a chosen them to rei as King and Country Will Be Present. | wai they or x the Governor, f In many Brooklyn districts, the same CHICAGO, Sept. 1.—William H. Taft | bitter hostlity prevails, The result will i . h { the oity votes will N Y end William J. Bryan, rival candidates | D@ that part of the city votes will go New to Speaker James W, Wadsworth, Jr,, for the Presidency of the United States, | 0. s. nq: ce White. a will meet at Chicago on Oct. 7 at a| Mr. Pa has Influenced a ma-| for that of banque dven by the Chicago Assocta-| jority of the leaders to rally to the, In Dem rie if . support wie Governor, He sald that) ston over will hurr, @ tleket, local leaders, bh r of the Carnes a df uleu- a 8 or Liew | The follow f spend at Esopt B. Parker. _—_————S ; viaate HOLACUST RECALLED BY Meanaldater tors Governor INDICTMENT Ui WOMAN, on to Delaware, day for nig en of the Revels at the Isle of Joy sll next wee Nearly 2,000,000 ballots cut from The Evening World and in- bed with the names of the favorite e flown Into the mam. + E KUO: ING ALL DAY SPECIALS | BOYS’ ie 2-PANTS SUITS AT 1.98 nday Mr, Bryan y as the guest of A Former Jullus M. Mayer has announc e will not be @ y the closing of the polis yet 1) 8 to 16 years. tion of commerce, according to an 4n-| the primary test vote last Tuesday con- | still continues, State Chairman Conners day at noon, 2 | nouncement made here to-day by W. D. Se eeantas Hua ae parivagatnal Alm without having: “had an aR aaa READING, Pa 7 LEA’ Garren The Board of Canvassers began Its ffered with tw tirs of pants. On sale Moody, business agent of the assocla-| That tact, reinforced by President gn the subject with Tammany aa here ts Mrs, Harrigt | “OTK immediately, fa.r hands and nim- Suit at mee Gon Sone. ulv ays ihe dir Conners fe atone. tor Lieut cov sh Gillin TES tosis Rani Gora TC BOYS? 4,50 SUITS Wine EXTRA | PAIR KICKERS AT 2.98 The speeches will be non-political him to line EDN NF - rphy or Es mee. peaults, ‘They wor DOUBLE BREASTED s cke swith In addition to Mr. Bryan and Mr.) ot Matt, it is expected that some eighteen | a comfi Governors of States and a number of Congressmen and Senators will be at the banquet board. Alat Mr. Taft's acceptance was obtained at | nold « Cincinnati recently when a committee | not eM able t of prominent members of the Associa- ‘ vernor will have ty in the conven- the first ballot jan aw oT th an dthe ones and e written down as well and the work 4s still with all sorts oo & Youths’ $i2 ral Suits; special Saturday at ty will fend rs have decide as vet. The as. on ii of good qualit BOYS! 5 5.00 BL LUE SERGE KNICKER SUITS 3,98 hem, and ny, their Committee of the Deep Waterways | ¢, lear itharao week anipale Ww cus of t inty delegations ng J.B, Rh owner of h s' for a4 er af the have been hustling tor six weess Commission, which will begin a three: | will be Monday night tn Saratoga | ce to the finances of| opera house, is aiready wnder arrest for, thelr respective candidates may see @ays session here on Oct, 7, called on to count noses e oreantaation. ligbentwal ries leehoe the reeult of their labors, the Republican candidate, ns ee Mr, Bryan agreed to be present dur- ing a Jong telephone conversation which he held lest night with Norman B. Mack, chairman of the Democratic Na- Mr, Bi tonal Committee. y e called from his bed at 1 M, at e @ Haute and the matter of t discussed, The Democratic ys proved an acceptance, and M was t “di notified of the fac saunecse.’ 3 1 ln the Most Extraordinary Sale Ever Announced three to five thousand “Ripping” Good News in Misses’ Suits Offering: Handsome “Tanguay” Broadcioth Suits, a 15 Value, Saturday at 9.98 —the smartest and most dashing misses’ suit of the Fal’ Ae Made of all-wool braadeloths. 30-inch cont, satin. lined; collar of striped panne velvet; s y and double- breasted; skirt is the new cape button front or kilted style with deep fold; sizes 14 to 20; sh ut in al A good $15 value, to-m Wr TOW Girls’ $3, $4 Sample nee 1.98 ON SALE ALL DAY—a sti y dresses— 6, ign sivas felt ti Quality Negugee Sh.tts Goes on Sale To-Morrow at, ea, 35¢ dates. In came nda He HT K “vas mide | Here is shirt news that every man in New York should read and heed. A colossal purchase of 5000 dozen new style Negligee shirts, in the season’ most Leautiful styles, at just one-third the regular price. 1 Bryar ch fine eir : de water 3. ; geal Cranfeation wie How we closed this remarkable iea'® : : the figneler, eaeeateel|- is a siory too long to print here—enough Vas Sen. hed, the records. In| to_say that the maker was compelled : mewting of two of the. lea t to_close_out_his over slock at one ——————— | stroke. Our ready cash was too strong ub PUSHCART KING” a temptation to. resist, and this remarkable pur- i chase results. ‘ eae colors. Sizes 6 to 14. Sale price....sseeseeeees Saturday’s Sensational 4-Hour Sale of | Girls’ Seheo! Dresses , ACCUSED (F FRAUD | Every shirt in this sale {s coat style—with cuffs attached. The mate- rials are fine madras and percale, in hundreds of beautiful fancy patterns. Every shirt 1s perfect—every shirt {s in a new style. And our price is so ° EN Schwartz Is Charged with Do- ff Silver 7 SELL MORE 7 LACES THAN ANY OTHER STORE IN AMERICA, Hand { ing Wholesale Business Bags Bags ridiculously low that 1t seems too good to be true—but it !s—absolutely. n ies German Silver Bags, @ in Licenses, Maraataleentancyitceat } Leather Hand Bags, in six different pat- ii i l a rns, shirred body; | Cc | | Sigismond Sct of No. 107 For- ciao te 3 FOR $1.00 $1.00 values for 35¢, extra tare black only Dressing, {nside regular sleeves and full skirt, with in black and white, green an white, red and white, or sheen. eatiatraee ihe Bushaait Sis, $100" values tor Sale price, 9A. M. to. P.M. AIEUT OB. 6 GEUEEITS URECL Revteryid FIFTY a 6TH AVE, 220 To 20 st. v.| JOC ; pesiatrate )\velehy at qe reaee et Mothers > You Must Be Interested In These the District-Attorney’s office, Accor: nt District- ing to Saturday’s Great Sale of Extraordinary ' VY Clothing Oifers |B°ys' School clothes} far Gals Wonderful Shoe | falues| boy's school clothing In this sale Saturday more than half on its usual purchase price. Open. Ihe fall acaeen in a manner that ves no doubt of our under- , selling supremacy boys’ s5.00 Blue § vheviot Suits, 9,000 Fall Suits = |} eezzimggare Spick and span, and just from the tailors’ hands—made for all woo: blue cheviot a house which was compelled to cancel the order on account » made up extra well an! of dissolution of partnership, All are new Fall productions | | S'?0"s and just the thing for and would ordinar!ly retail at $12 and $15, school wear, Coats are double- Handsomely tallored and made of all ed, with belts, and the the very newest Fall mater: knickerbocker 3} solutely all sizes, Perfect fittir $5.00 values for $2 guaranteed to give absolute sati FREE With each suit, we tion, Sale price Saturday will give an extra pair of knickerbocker pants to Men’s $20 Suits natch, In the new browns, tans ee Boys’ $2 and $2.50 Suits | Women’s Early Fall Suits 12es 8 to ‘BY ‘ \lso GIRLS’ LACE AND BUTTON DONGOLA SHOES, Girls’ High Cut Shoes () Ay [a Powertul ALL DaY SALE | 1 styles; spe- to prosecute for him to deal In pi ee SES HARRIMAN STARTS HOME. Magnate Leaves for New York In da cially reduc d for i After Chicago Conference, CHICAGO, Sept. 11.—E, H. Harri and party arrived in Chicago t thus completing a tour of Western Mr. Harriman ts in| Sizes 5108 Sto tt {2 t02 Me 179 1.98 ” Cloth alt Ne Meee amen for Women i Tantine ot These Waists Za Are Really “4 y Worth $1.50 Brilliantine Waists, made from fine quality, 1, olives, as well as the On Sale Saturday at.. black. Custom fitted, wi fitted collars and concave eror} ito Th A aend trom ‘3106 shoulders. Good ue at $20.00; Naclita sale price to-morrow only “ _“" | Men’s Hats eS Sampie Suits <r . : Unusual Purchase Just in Time for ' School Requirements d Manufacturer at Half An Repetition $16.00 Suits tor $9.99 in Prices: Brings Ww omen's, Misses’ and Juniors’ Suits, mave ot tine serges and ‘tloths, in the very est long coat effect or pleated Every new Recognition : de. Coat is lin Your these elegant $9 99 e eee | 514 and $15 tailored suits Saturday for........ Is you he saw Girls’ $2.0 09 Dresses, $1.99 Re The imperfections are so very, very slight that onl) the most careful eye of an expert cap detect them. Men’s $2.00 SAAN shown in two different sty % r a wood 4 Prettilyt th est style ‘ P Vi Nae M4 pile, you Ha AMT er alee made full, entire yoke pin tucked, open / % — But wouldn't you stand up and back: { t ‘ bs up se SSEs* pack ; No. 2, made full, y take notice if several persons NEEL 450 Suits—fine quality worsteds, 2 + ! ‘ x ; 3 told yor the same story? checks and stripes; also plain Panamas, entire blouse pleated Q That's about the difference enced yacely are all a WL ee SH and open front; new tween a one-day and a seve ALA s; Skirts are new’ deep plaited models; ‘: ee World aaveriaetient ‘ set 4 to 18; $4.00 values as high as $12—none under Fall model; special, 9 $10; all sizes, no alterations. Saturday, A.M. to 1 P. M. only. 9 to 1 P. M. only, at Special: Silk-Lined Net Waists, made trom fine quality net, elaborately trimmed with fine val. lace and medallions, capes over shoul- ders, lined throughout with Jap silk, shown in ecru or white, Spec eee GIRLS 4 AND 88 BOX 7OATS, a ! mixed GIRES! SCHOOL DRESSES, made of ' ald, striped and checked iy and percale, with ful N Accumulation of Evidence Tells the Most Convincing Story XNKAKNSAK NNSA IS CAGHSSNSNSNCNCIRCICCNNININNS