The evening world. Newspaper, September 17, 1908, Page 4

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1908. 2 oe Be a TREN SE, STS LIP AS CHR REE RIT OES oes, a: Basket 4 Oc C The Lowest Price 1 in Years--This Week BUT WILL STAND BROKERS, SCARED, SETAT DIGGING THE AI IN SPEED | | At All the 200 “James Butler” Grocery Stores BY THE TICKET ee IP nS OWN 07 DASH FOR RECORD lame Political — Situati red Chicken” Fly e Given | Onl 7 andy for Covell who trade at the “TAMES BUTLER INC Pledges Support to Chanler, Pouuc ) uation Creates “Chicken Sin nn Is Given Orville Al out cit Gov } tatoes you ever tasted 4 ey the lowes! rice you have pai but as to Farley, “We Alarm in Wall Street He Shovel to Delve Into Cache | ernment Tests—Will Then ) q + Weren’t Consulted.” Prices Are Smashed. in the Bronx, Try for Rich Cash Prizes, eee | | = | ——=_— | | MURPHY IS CAUTIOUS. HARRIMANS HIT HARD. GOLD VESSELS FOUND, | | , Pate bar buyers assure us fhe ain potatoes ever grown, They \ yive you thorough sa’ you have tried them you will J vant to buy et nough 4 his price to last you all winter. Better get your ver in to-day. They go on sale this orning at 10 cents for a 7-Ib, basket { continues until the closing 1 5 night. For those who m in q ies we will sell them e t lot of Green ( WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.—Orville Wright goes to Fort Myer this after- noon to make se i Let Up-State Leaders Get Some Say Decline Is Due to|Chalice and) Ciborium Une, rive for the aes 5 Neat = : x 2 1s experimenting with Busy, He Says—Conners | Fear of Dividend Cuts and earthed Near Grounds of propetters, but wil! two screws which * Cries 150,000 Plurality. Others to Currency Moves. the Protectory. before making joes wr m| They he tock Exchange this afternoon, the the Dete probably re secit ~ her am wally low + (rene mere ene | Smoked Sh oulders. ‘rma Sie 49 Fresh 950 Boneless Bacon cua cttnhe 17@ ance (Speolal from a Staff Correspondent ) t declines in p ROCHESTER, Sept. 17.—With the big & nN Wright should ¢ hour fourteen mint Bryan demonstration here as a keynote re ons amounting to fr to 4) "Chicken” Flynn will be put to woric 2 fo the Democratlo enthusiasm, delegates polits in the active saues, ‘These was| with a shovel, under a big tree In the Creamery to the State Convention left for their a good deal of disorder ir unload- | Bronx to-day, to unearth some of the nd 1 think 1 wou x —Picked from the choicest of the new crop grown In eg CD Ly ali wee oO a ots the Old Dominion State; large DaSKeteseeseeeeerees Mr. Wrig official trials at ing at times/loot from dozens of Bronx « |that he and his partner, a y homes to-day feeling that Chanler ing of stock would bo elected Governor in Novem- appeared to ber. Tammany Hall men were not over-) Explanations confident, but the rural and Western ‘New York delegates were loud In de- claring the nominee the strongest can- didate since Grover Cleveland. “Chanler will carry the State by ... 150,000," sald Chairman W. J. Conners to-day. ‘You have my word for it, Pat McCarren will work tooth and nail to‘) elect him. Harmony reigns. The knifing H will be cut out this fall. Everybody in the State organization 1s working to bring about a Bryan and Chanler vic- a te road com National Chairman Mack was elated carnings { over the convention result. While he pansion in @{a not favor Chanler’s nomination, Harriman 1 Mack believes he will get a big up-State ~ yote, and, with the regular Tammany , plurality in New York, be expects the Btate to go Democratic. That the McCarren men will knife Philip D. Farley, the Murphy candidate for State Engineer, is freely predicted At by Tammany. Conners says Senator Pat will respond with a full vote or walk the gangplank by popular vote at the primaries next year. A number of Tain 7 wat we reamer ib. Relic Brook — Print Butter named Duncan, have buried there from Triumph Oats! Ss cence ants ge Marshall’s Kippered Oe 12¢ "Crosse & Blackwell’s Pickles | rerns’ Worcestershire Sauce | Colinan’s English Mustard™" ° ite Aunt Naania‘e Sy a EW roe e Ee ancake Lets Four Famous Br Brands of Condensed Milic| selling and lower | port was! time to time, because| The detectives have dug and dug until ng from Mt finan- faction from ith the po- . Po | sent the break were| Where Flynn and hfs partner w lding up a farmer. Y. run and the ble tur: rived here with Sheriff Davis currency aon Dany When he has finished digging up the | buried loot he will be sent into interior y robbery, This afternoon the detectives tele- | ve & e Fresh from the Ovens of the eat biscuit aaah egu ter 7 Nabisco sugar Waiers djobeckaue Heya. Lunch, al euileoms Be | Hited lo: The tele nection them) as for use W raphed and sent the results to i } Saltines .............. " Goiden Crisps ...... i mr, al i Z Sugar Gastar’ 6 si: Sugar Crimps,,.,,..| & We; York. Detectives MeCarthy and! D7 4GRANGE HOPES ! H egan, who put in most of last July *eaecerememneanerenn, Caring teeta egd| eee ee Cainpbeil’s Soups « Peach es and Pears, once, and McCarthy went to Monti-| parts, Sept. Essie Brand— a RE ERNE FRENO = he market nlosding and aders lett The dis- tor New York satly ae 4 Fiynn confessed to him that the | day : i i 5 viz trict delegations left by six spe- ay. + 4 ea meee R i y await 4 i ides ; oh yol4,g9 Pair had robbed churches of their aitar| his aerop ‘ East Vic B i cial trains at 10 o'clock, and are sch were 1,014,000 | Pat eee as 1 3. 9; 9c 1ew rand, ie op [services and) broken open Ue Boot event. se j Cc ans, ac; Can, e ch syrup; larg sur t uled to reach New York at 6.90 to-night What McCarren Says. Charles F. Murphy AAR MN a EE EE ERE 8 5 REFN tn ~ ame SU GEM Memon wate anne soem 245th Anniversary Sale of Famous Teas and Coffees! 20 Stamps Free with i tb. Choice No. 2 Teas io:........35 5c i p yeater avenue, thy/ tree secu 10 Stamps Iree with 1-2 lb. Choice No. 2 Teas for... 232) vor vic Sf fe perspiring detectives | ES ne fi 730 at it e 9 fats yO Quality Teas of the Orients} on So nae ee su VANDERBILT COTTAGE BURNED 5 Stamps Free wiih 1-: Ib, Choice No. 2 Teas tor....... %@ (5, RSet MEME | TBA a eae 30 Stamins Free wiih 1 lb. Choice No. 1 Teas ior... er 2© | easity worth #150. pound} 15 Stamps Free with i-2 lb, Choice No. i Teas for......18e@ } 100° “Siam FREE 7 Siamps Free wiih 1-4 lb. Choice No. i Teas fOh san, ye | bias eon d carton 60 Stamps Free with 4 Ib. Butler’s Best 0c Teas. 50c | iat® *""4 70¢ « =% |r “sg " 30 Stamps Free with 1-2 Ib, Butler’s Besi 50c Teas. 25¢ 50 “S:4" FREE Stamps 15 Stamps Free with 1-4 lb. Butler’s Best 50c ‘teas. 43¢@ Ueliecintientn: 20 Stamps rree wiih i tb, Old Plantaiion Colfee...,,, 3x@ ly ier Bran? 35¢ 10 Siamps Free with ied ib, vld Plantation Cofiee.... en amps ah deg ibe 2 5 Sau FREE 15 Stamps Free wiih 1 ib. Best Blended Coffee........25@ jo vii que pound aren 7 Siamps Free with 1-2 Ip, Best Blended Coffee......13¢| Bina Brand 494 “Church Graft” Very Easy. “Church graft is the he explained factory to Tar party vote in given to Chanler, fuees. Let the up-State pe ople get the vote and New York will go Dem cratic in November.” Patrick H. McCarren, of Brook! said: “The regular Kings County Demo- cratic organization will support Chanler. I expect every member of the I cratic Committee of Kings full duty in bringing s Democratic standard.” ‘When his statement, nn do~his own digging. robably go to work to-day, | has dug up some of the to made several Teas - EI RF elected Governor’ was put up to him Jast night, McCarren sal “Chanler will get all Brooklyn Democratic secure for his election,” _ Asked if ha woud Farley, the anti- hated for Sti the Brooklyn “The State t! eet wi ‘The Kings County | @ulted before Mayor Edger he votes the rganization can | NOTHING DOWN We will send cn approval any- where within alow) ing freight charges, fUEL Boston een iC uch port Philip D. 3 Dunean hb nductor on the made 10 Sianigs Pree with 1 lb. best Maracaibo Coifee..... Ze oer » \s |. | 5 Stainps bree with 1-2 ib, Best Maracaibo Coiiee....10¢ , 5) Stamps FREE Juce'| + 140 Stamps Free with 1 Ib, Best Santos Coffee..........17¢ | Golden sep. [sexta Faso Press 848.50) 4 | 5 Stamps free with 1-2 tb. Best Santos Coliec........ 9e | panies 13¢ We Also Furnish Homes|) seems swe stems sma meme Complete on Easy Terms | Best Or Whiskies, Wines and Brews Kolnus Bros ' We seli on the Very smaiiest margin of protit and you save trom 30 piso Cents on every doilar, Here 4 %& —--> 5 * KILLED HIMSELF AFTER | THREATENING AIS WIFE. each man of th and Bronx crowd g more than #41. > BARRY’S BODY RECOVERED. What of William Abvens, Drowned |. With Him, Not Leer Wee rolled " Sunday World ewe Work ; Monday Morning Wonders, from the stea swamped a sm William a@shore trv foot of West One ninth street, wa river t 2219 F f Barry lived with his brother, Pc Bergt. Barry, and his fan Wadsworth 107-109 WEST 125TH Sit. are a few procfs—at 94 James Butler Inc. Licensed Liquor Stores, this w | HB. Kirk & Co’s Old Crow Rye Whiskey” aves 00000400000000006005 F 1 himself in the room and iB i] § i botti , Hunier Whiskey, J. B. botiling, direct from distillery, bottle 79@ ; et A * Special Reserve Whiskey, regularly $1.25 a bottle, this week 8¥e Special Sale ' Cabinei Whiskey, full quart bottle, regularly $1.00, this week 8$5¢ De Flasks . Kingussie Scotch Whiskey, regulary $1.00; a bottle. 79@ fou icis iaaes team L Sir John Power’s .@, irish Whiskey, 3“ 95¢e vo gi have Imporied Sherry, Giralda Brand—by tie gal $1.90; hat gal. $1.00 sited k IMPOLied Hori, astillo Brand—by the gallon $1.905 hali gailon $1.00 jay WOMEN’S WEAR Bonwit, Harris & Co Pre iy Broadway and sth Av., Cor. 21st St \ “ ik, mS at the following re- bly low prices: the boatmen, ewam 4 Ee REDMOND IN AUTO TRIP. ee 20e imported Cia@rei, Schmidt et Fils St, Julien, very choice; bottle 39 import ied Rhine Wine, Wohigemuth’s Laubenheimer, bot. 59@ "Whiskey, ent tates 20e 3 Nips Guinness’s Sioui, 25¢; dozen nips, $i.y9 [Or ssieorpcethe 20e 2 Bots. Guinness’s Stout, 25¢; dozen bois., $1.35 [intake 20 ia Bots. Bass Ale...............25¢; dozen bots., $1.50 | uy serec oii . Irish Leader and Friends Enjoy « Hide Around New York, Ladies’ and Misses’ Tailored Suits Six new and distinct models of superior make and fin of Broadcloth cheviot and fancy materials, finely silk lined, Regular value $35,00 25.00 Califoritia Ciaret, rich and pure; bottle 19@3 half bottle .. i0e |_beral Whiskey rou AOC S, & H. stamps free with bottle of S. XH. stamps free with case of 24 bottles 45C 50 Very Old Monogram Whiskey 75¢ 30 Lager Beer, leading home brews, $1 Sale of Separate Walking Skirts = ele BASAL MEBE SEE EEMEABEAADES EEO SEEEEESOEABEDAL ERASE EEALEALEDHEOEEAEEENAODSOAAEOSA4OO6 0666006 006608 Cr 99 into The World’s | Follow the Crowd” yin | eeninseeniiidadinrenenennneneeennnnevnnaitinlh ANAS BITE EIGFAFPRTIIG BIISTDIFESFTPD TG OSES SPOTS 2808 Walking skirt of French voile, with taffeta trim- ming, over taffeta lining. 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