The evening world. Newspaper, September 22, 1908, Page 8

'7wo GIANTS WHO ARE CLIMBING IN MEDAL CONTI NATTY RETHN FAD WN WORLD NEDAL COhusl Donlin’s Friends Get Busy and Sends In Many Votes for Him. SEYMOUR IS CLIMBING. McGinnity and McGraw Are Holding Their Own in the Great Be. as. HOW GIANTS. 7) IN CONTEST FOR THE WORLD MEDAL. Christy Mathewson Mike Donlin George Wilts Luther Taylor Al Bridwell Jack Barry Arthur Devii Charles H 27°C ORNEICK Rube” Ma arquard all-round baseball player {n the base- ball world, W. R. MORSE, No. 101 Centre street. Inclosed please find seven yotes tor “Matty"—the only. These are just start: ers, a8 we have many more to follow, From one of his old college chums KOS, DE HANLAN, No, 1281 Waterloo place, Bron Christy Mathewson retained his lead in the contest for The Evening World gold medal that will be awarded the player who in the opinion of the fans, fe doing the most to help the Giants win the pennant, but Captain Mike Don- lin ts close after him, big bunches of votes coming in for Donlin yesterday. | Joe McGinnity keeps well in the race, | while Manager McGraw {s holding his own, $i Seymour {s climbing upward | and go ts Larry Doyle, | Even people outside of Greater New| York are taking an interest in the con- | test, as the following letter will show; | Inclosed please find one vote for Mike Donlin, everybody's favorite, PATRICK EBBI' Thamos strect, Ne . A tow of the other letters follow: Inclosed please find forty-elght cou- pons for John J, McGraw, manager ot | ‘Rupture, we Can Reduce It! We Challenge the Worst Cases Reptures which the most famous scr grons have failed to reduce; casos the doctors have given up es incural matter how bad the rupture may matter bow many “cures” you heve tried, the Giants, and the greatest manager | bo mutter how hopeless you may feel aboot a, Yomy raptor can pontively be reduoed, the National League has ever known, AY eee cease | We have a large harvest of votes to din for Manager McGraw, but are y in these to introduce our- selves and let you know that the boys In Williamsburg are working hard to have him win, We close wishing success to the Glants, and hope you print this In your valuable paper. JACK GILROY PSSSOCIATI Ny Bouth Second street and Pras venue. vILL BENJAMIN, CHAS, HAF: oat eee the BUNKER method of treannens THE BUNKER TRUSS AND THE BUNKER METHOD have already performed positive miracles i ryp- ture treatment. It doing #0 every day, have steady prea tt worn burdred ofthe worst cases, Your rupture eannot be 10 bad Br that the BUNKER. TRUSS end. ihe BUNKER TREATMENT will st itrightagaia. | The Worse Y our Case, the More Fe ‘|| WanttoTreatlt. Come! BeCured! | Remember, we duarantee our treatment, Even | il your doctor and everyone else have failed, we | twill meke you well aad strong. We have sve: Cessfally treated, the most aggravated. rupture tases known, ead we Koow just bat to do for you. Don't agreo to an operation under any Cone ‘ha operation 1s not necessary 0 it WALLIE CHRISTMAN, f Committee. nelosed find eight votes to be pi; to the credit of Arthur Devlin, Hon prot a rupture caro, Come to us aad let an “Al” man on third base. He shouk Win this contest, 1 eee TP Ordinary casee asickly cured. 88 dif No. 3% Bast One Hundred and Nine. | ferent of tras. Lady nd teenth street. ant. Prices, a to $20. Office Under separate cover you wil find 212 hears, 9 a.m. to 6pm. Senders ie votes for Ci ‘aptain Mike Donlin, Anyone ete oh tiny) y Who can make two eingies and a home oromines Sera UP run in one game is entitled t Write for Free Sealed Booklet. Others are to follow. From on hi Bat Coll Focarotb tat al Pesiba friends. HARRY COOPER, THE BUNKER TRUSS CO, 120 West Forty-firet street. | ‘oom 404, Bryant Park Arcade Taslosedi and (onceoiea se Roger Bres- | | 6th aveegee Or faod Strect = New York . Rehan, the brainiest and hardest worked a Women and ork iS the ny THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1908 Housework tthe work to make their lives # at many try ing and rid of the fat, but [ want that if housework will not take off extra flesh, exore Houses most strenuous of exer- exereis ing end every woman t, bocause tt meals and at t I don't believe tion for taking off fata q han the one I have oes not disturb the s: Proper support for the tibial muscles is the only ef- fective remedy for a weakened arch or a fully developed case of “ flat-foot.” The anatomical construc- tion of the Coward Arch Prop Shoe furnishes comfortable support for the relaxed mus- cles, relieves strain, and as- sists the ligaments to regain their normal elasticity and tone, SOLD NOWHERE ELSE, JAMES S, COWARD, 268-274 Greenwich St., N.Y. (Ngan Wannen Street.) Mail Orders Filled, Send for Catalogue, and the mistake of think: es, and it renders diet- o reads a Sunday World Wants Work Monday iheruile Wenders. 2 Blocks on Sixth Avenue Telephone $700 Chelsea | 49¢ Garbage Cans at 29c. Full family size, ’ We offer five special ttems that are constantly in use in ebery house at prices that Will appeal to ebery housekeeper, 98c. Clothes Dryers at 79¢, Large size Clothes Dryers, , holds a large Wash; made Very strong folds very small Regular 79¢ 5 Boston Dress Trunks | with partition and full ¢ paper | } 28-Inch.... $345 so-inch..., $3.95 3-ingh, ..... $4.95 36-inch... Established Forty-One Years Our Delivery Service in New Jersey Is the Most Complete of Any New York Store | 5700 Chelsea 4 Splendid Vial in Dress trunks | ber; full width, 20th, 21st & 22d Streets Telephone September Housefurnishings—First Qualities Away Under Their Regular Price $1.25 Ironing Tables, 79c. Five - foot Folding Ironing Tables (like cut). Made of son No. h me shoul ut one; 2% Regul price $1.25; ses 79 Galvanized Tron Coal Scuttles 50c, and $5¢ vanized uded with th ese free) O'Neill. Building, weight, 745 7.95 18.45 8.95 aE Bas. Adams Bu Weiss iad ar th Suits at Second Floor, [ Alterations Free. |e Support i a i WEDNESDAY, SEPT, 28RD, Sale of Laces 5,000 yards Black and White voulse Laces, alse cottcn bands and edges, various makes. OnesHaif Regular Prices, VENISE LACES 05 to 1.05 COTTON LACES 15 to .35 coadwayy & loth Peel, ———————EE —— ge Sale Dresses, the white More than 3,00 “Presider proof of ¢ ng quality, your pair 060 men bought Pretty good nfort at once. nd | gths to GUARANTEE FACTION, NEW ONEY BAC your dealer's or sent receipt of price, THE C. A. EDGARTON MFG. COMPANY PAIR 575 Main St., Shirley, Mass,’ Dei BS tive ale To MR, B, A. MANN. World “He right away. Will | Bring a - good Mald Quickly, , Brown, reular s 75¢ et you like the wor Women's s "clath Walking Skirts fold and button “ $14.90 Women! s WO 50 Princess Dresses Girls’ Novelty. Plaid School > its Comforts. Overlooking the rotunda is for your convenience Tea is serv@u without charge Our Lounging Room on the Third Fioor Come enjoy Take any elevator. Patrons of the Greenhut store will be carried Free of Charge in the 18th Street Crosstown Omnibuses to and from the Subway and Fourth Avenue Cars, Third Avenue Elevated and Surface line and the Surface Car lines on Broadway. Anniversary Week Tomorrow's offerings are especially deserving of strongest emphasis. Many of the specials (only a few of which are shown in this advertisement) have doubt- less never been approached at the prices for quality. A Superior Assemblage of Furs One of the strongest features of our great Second Floor is the Showing of Furs, Our skilful tur workers are in closest touch with the fashion centres and the tur markets. Our facilities tor making furs to order are unexcelled Every modish and worthful tur is embraced and the Greenhut guarantee is back of every piece, no matter what the price. exceptional : High Novelty Fur Coats of Minks, Persian, Broudtailss ranging from $350.00 .0 $1,850.00 These pieces have been marked specially for the Anni« Versary sale at prices that will command attention—they Scarls are show pieces and as such have served their purpose rN here Intending purchasers are advised to make early Mulls inspection $1,250.00 Hudson Bay Sable Set at $750.00 Fifteen skin set, ficm choice pr me skins, trimmed with heads and tails; in workmanship and‘etyle it is a true standard: and we doubt the specially at the very tempting work of art of the possibilities of o dupiic price of The Anniversary specials offered are without a doubt Muffs and Scarfs More than interesting 1s our display of Mufs and Scarts tn Minks, Seals, Persian, Lynx, Chinchillas, Ermine, Sables, Plain and Painted Foxes, Caracul, Pony, etc. 24,50 to $260.00 $6 75 (0 $250.00 Imported Model Mii.k Coat ampe skins ate nm ore offering it for Second Floor $750.00 50-inch dark mink; box p ait ve back; eatra full and post artistically worked; this must be teen to be apprecia'ed; at $2,500.00 it woula be an exceptional opportunity; for the Anniversary Sale we $1,850.00 Seal Coat—Special Ofier We will make to your special order coats of the finest grade Alaska seal; XXXX_ quality; choice of models at the following prices: made to your exact measure at ain. Pony, st. + $35.00 2 36.m Pony, at . \t these prices, we invite the most rigid comparison, sctual saving 1s trom $50.00 to $150.00 on a coat. Phe same length garment, in the same models of other seals, - $55.00 36-1 26-in. Alaska Seal Coats; XXXX grade; at $350.00 36-n. Ataska Seal Coats; XXXX grade, at $500.00 42-in. Alaska Seal Coats; XXXX grade; at $650.00, 46-in. Alaska Seat Coats; XXXX grade; at $750. 00° 50-in. Alaska Seat Coats; XXXX giaae; at $950.00 The much lower prices, Fur Coats Zin Sable Squirtel, &t $77.50 Sable Squirrel, at. 45-in Pony, at » $65.00 50-in. Sable Squirrel, st. $725.00 50-in Pony, at « + $75.00 36-in French Seal, at $57.50 36-1n Caracul, at . $82.50 46-1n. French Seal, at $85.00 48 in. Caracul, at +» $100.00 50-in French Seal, at . $110.00 -50-in. Caracul, at». $125,009 48-in. Hudson Seal, at. $175,00 , , Hosiery for ish- New Hloslenyes- hen veaes Greenhut Men's Furnish Fall and hildren i + Anniversary °a)s ings--- i- Ni Anniversary Ae ee Millinery ings Anni eck Specials, Women’s ' 4t Moderate Prices Special ae Silk Hosiery; A eh-ciass versary pecia Hl hae a lk, j : black, tans, Frere yal blue, | Our display of moderately priced Scarf—newest shape; lavender, royal, brown, cardinal hats is most unusual Tins 1s due made ery handsome and other of the leading fal and | to the fact that we give very Lat AAAs { winter shadesmusual y sold at ee chal esnaideration (6) toe: des de signs, 1n fine silk scarf- = ; Value $1,00, at 50c $1.00 pair; Anniversary price, 75c Pair signing the color - harmontes, . d | Children’s Hosiery; Onsale make-up and assemblage Tne Le We are confident trat im no other row, one case only of @ sp cial, importe: rade of children’s for th artistic creations for the money stockings, in black mbbed cor sold us sary price at 33c pair: Anny spun silk in black champ ygne, tans, price Main Floor » 25 Pair Men's Half Hose; From im. —————— ported blue, maroon and gray, value $1.00 pair; Anniversary 65c store will you find such high-class Tomorrow we wiil show « num- Iso. ber of smart street hats, tailored effects at $10.00 Splendid line also at $7.50 Millinery Salon—Second Floor Ing! New Fall Siurts of im- ported mateials; plaited bosoms; enhrely new colorings and effects; coat models; cuffs attached. at $1.50 Pajamas: of fast color, fine printed madras; loop fronts; neat patterns; either mulitary collar or collarless styles, Value $1.50, at . . $1.00 Main Floor Important Sale of Oriental Rugs It is truly an occasion extraordinary in Oriental Rug Selling, one that will long be remem- bered by those who take advantage of it for the magnitude of the bargains. are: Kirmanshah Rugs, Mesheds, Ghoravans, Sarapis, of Oriental Art. 1 Lot—Sarouk ; exquisite color- ings, soft-toned and effective; 3x4; some larger; values $5500 to $65 00. at $35.00 1 Lot—Ha'l Rugs antique pieces i the most desirable colors sizes about 3 to 4 wice and 8 to 13 Jong, values $35.00 to $55 00, at $25.00 and $40.00 fleshed Rugs: 1 Lot—' Toe $500 00, at Third Floor Our Linden Gloves at $1.00 Pair New fall importation of Linden Glace Gloves for women. Made from fine selec- tions of French kid skins, and specially for Greenhut Co— white, black and col- ors. A superior glove at $100 will not be found. Main Floor beautiful color combinations of Toyal bue and ivory; values $255 00 to $193.00 to $385.00 Mahals 1 Lot—Kirmanshah and Ghor- dies an excellent showing; soft- Toned 1vories, blues, rose, greens; gsizes average about 46 x 7.3; value up to $126 00, et $65.00 1 Lot—Mousols: mostly choice antiq ¢ pieces heavy, Hy pile sizes about 4 6x8; values $30 00 to $35 00, "$20. 00 to $25.00 Two Very Exceptional Anniversary Siik Specials 85¢ Fancy Silks, at 55c Yard Taffeta and Louisine, self-colored Pekin effects; light and dark col- orings; all fresh and new, at 55c. $1.00 Fancy Silks at 62c Yard A large variety of fancy silks, in gray stripe effects; broche and part the product of one of the st American silk makers, at 62c, Main Fleor . Embraced and Mushkabads; all gems | Lot—Ghoravan Rugs; for dine ing rooms, lib ry, living room, etc} sizes up to B3x183 value $190 00 to $385 00, at $145.00 to $285.00 | Lo!—Kirmanshah uss! famous for \heir covorin| designs, which are of tye cl ceil sizesup to 11x15 6; values $27500 to $650.00 $195 to $480 1 Lot—Mushkabad and Mahal Rugs; splendid weaves an. covor elects; sutab e for any Kini $120 00 to $200 00, at of toom; values 990.00 to $150.00 Edwin C. Burt’s $4.00 Women’s Boots, $2.65 On sale tomorrow as an Anniversary Spe- cial; also several hun- dred pairs of our reg- ular $400 shoes; every size in some style; all leathers and every desirable style for early fall and winter wear. Second Floor 6th Ave, 18th to 19th st. Greenhut & Company, % Ave.,.18th to 19: Se (hr OO Are ee .