The evening world. Newspaper, October 14, 1908, Page 11

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1908. COLERS TERMS. ROOSEVELT, BUSY “COMING NEXT FOR WITH CAMPAIGN, OFFICAL PROBING PRAISES HUGHES GR | Brooklyn Borough President President Tells Senator Page Courts It, but Says Probers | and Other New Yorkers i Should Be Probed. Governor Is Unselfish. | Wh | ole NO CONNECTION WIT ANY OTHER STORE [SIEGEL oe SOE AYE tid i AMftias —S— | | $10,000 to Charity Double “8, | Gree i 4) We distribite $10,000 in aM i a Mud ; ; Stamps with Pur | | cash to charitable institutions > ‘ chases Made He- next February. Geid tails at eT Me ee || Voting Hooth, entrance to} | Ore ae Oe Oe | AED by Single Stamps Women’s Paror, 2d kioor. Alter TRAE Hour, Ride Free Patrons of this store are carried free of charge in Crosstown Velticle Co.'s omnibuses on 18th st. to and from 3d av. Ely subway, and surface lines on 3d and 4th avenues and Broadway. “Tdevoted excit isively to 0 to onr UND CRPRICE Shoe SLRPRICE Shoe Sales.| 3 |More than A MILLION cust.mers this year. We buy in such enormous quantities that practically no offer we make to the manuiacturers is rejected. That’s why we 2an sell you shoes UNDERPRICE for less than you can auy them for po Ak else on earth. VASHINGTON, Oct. 14 rai balan ea '||Floors t's attention | President “yr is to be investigated He has demanded jn turn that the # Here ts the boomerang. Borough Gen, Henry Burnett Commissioners of Accounts be investt- ‘i ates Attorney for the ee beaeru reserve the NoMail,| |) ( » W Ky rt yt Mould Sho ahead) U h- fh gated. He declares that an investiga- & ern District of New York; State right to limit co.D. | oO} new s es tion of his own oficial borough wi | Senator Alfred R. Page and Mark Sule) | reveal nothing but ecenomy, and tan. / tare of New York City, |W the number of or matched at Their Prices i a CHULULU GUIRY Hida oo La pairs a custo- Phone | This is our own make which we have made famous during t aineale to the lowest paid 1 Hughes fo may st twelve ycars by civing ata medium price all the | he Finance # notl frennt th mer may Buy. Orders j style and goodness usually costing $4 to §8, and to these : | fgree with the sident that we have added many exctusive “Foot Mould” 4) his several be ments will a eee aeeriniey styles, all of which have met with instantaneous fitenesiioue, fone tr leged recta in all parts of the « iM approval. These are the equal of any $4 to$6 aie! said’ to have, be nto eee shoes in New York, and all tie new styles are here A Sacerioners ot : *| LATEST BETTING ODDS first, We can save you atleast $1 on $9 tg SB He he Recent nly | AS TO THE ELECTION. every pair you buys our prices are... 0”) “laid off” three | That he has ex ii] by appointing 2 Sewer Rurear lic Butldin’ tj Bureau {}' priations {fo _ That \y were made p which Coler Carren for les That s All sizes in the lot. Here are the latest odds on the elec- (Factory r street and Broad- Women’s Best All-Suede ‘Foot Mould ’’ Shoes at $4 eae F Al There is absolutely no difference between this Women’s Slippers footwear and the kind “shoe specialty stores” are Foot Mould featuring at $6 $8 apair. The ~ aye VERMEER VANUATU ENTIC! ursome| Ankle Pumps same materials you'd Hugh s, 10 fo 9. Wonen’s Feli “Rejected Shoes Wis he stores call them Just the thing for bed- 2 room wearthese , jrather have them called what (hey really e @ sions—perfect fitting. We mornings: all sizes. ane ey save $2 to $4 on the purchase $4 have these in kid, pate e Goddiouenuounuadoseacuapoayan00D theror Suede, « $3 O’Sullivan’s Rubber Heels for Men or Women, | ' price 25c a Pair (Steel toot, Rehr) ‘ Very smart for dress occa- P hese appointme de because public them, but that | ent le Can you be more certain of getting clothes of guaranteed merit, as Youths’ Suits Maids’ and Nurses’ e Oliers That Are Typical Siegel = / ° 5 me Cooper Vaiucs. Made to Retail at $10, $12 & $15 They Have No Parallel i in pane Oiker, i S \ om tA } tion which ¥ get, and it is up to 3 i 4 j ' plain when you purchase i phen ' those made and sold/f 7PS* & Children’s & Iniants’ A PAIR i House Garments ' books to si under the same roof?) : dds and ends; v 288 : $ thhes when mor nave been Our $13 Suits would] Frazin & r 0 11; also. a sn Frain @ ) Feserved for othe | | Oppenheim, Sizes 14 to at, _Der pair pair. i { President ack with the cost you $25 if we dew! ] ne sam end ie prepa open pantoctee pended upon regular |W "6 $9.00 ai jaelnsiiwasel world retailing methods, in- omens NO-MORROW ve place on special sale Store in New York. stead of manufacturing the entire stock on hand of a leading | | Maids’ Dresses —ot percale, PAUL MORTON ELECTEC (ho @letnas emcees, maker of good clothes for youths. in light colors and black- Fifty Styles ’ to Select WESTERN UNION DIRECTOR. | aco amartaame ot ny ann MO "Levy & Co. of the Western Union Telegraph Com- _ pany, Paul Morton, President of the 1439 Broadway 119-125 Walker St. Equitable Life Assurance Company, and New York | New York There ure 700 suits in the offering. We and-white checks; plaited ‘ bought trem at our own price, and now you waist, bishop sleeves full gaye U2 ry 3 ; gored skirt with can buy good-looking and well made suits CHEVS DU esaan O5c Hi] Maids’ Aprons — for less than you ever paid before in the height of the season. They are mace of of Persian lawn; ee eee Robert M. Gallaway, President of the 382 worsteds, cassimeres and cheviots, in all made iull with New York Central Railroad, w 380-. dai Sone} q Ns a falgctad! lrectoraiinaplacorot cmarcig ic, Fulton St., Brooklya the new colors, inc.uding browns, grays and pocket; also with Jesup and J... Layng. The directors will hold a meeting next Wednesday, when they will organize by electing offi- cers for the year. olive, in the season’s newest single and double breasted models —of Vetere sleeves; full gored skirt: for Men and Youths BS ANTE $1.95 | New Fall styles from famous amakers. Surplus stock and Stern Brothers | sample lines. Dull and Two Special Offers: ana REET To-morrow, Thursday * shiny leathers. 500 pairs of trousers of fancy worsted black and and plain blue chambray;/ y leatne blue cheviots and black diagonals; plaite waist; gored skirt. /) ae EEE eer and "3.50 v Ss} _ Thursday $2, 25 value with wide hem; Po ; value $1.50; Colored Dress Goods | Napoleon [Dr. Kelle r’S $3] ||| irissicceyi se nncercssn || Me. 31.25 0 z i big assortment of worstecs; all the best patterns | | women’s Aprons—of ¢ By AT A GREATLY REDUCED PRICE and colors; every pair beats the “Kingly” label, on prong of tine | lawn, in good assort: guy je! A 1500 Yas. 54 inch Fancy Stripe Tailor Suitjogs Boots Comfort Shoes] |] eee aks $B || ESOC a $ bs ie for Young Ladies, Phureday at Fee PHA Ghets Gn (Siegel Cooper Store, Secon: ‘loor, Center.) > Formerly £1.45 to 1.65 Yd, at 95° Misses ona Children i Children’s Sizes, $455 Largest assoriment in the Timely House Help Specials Women’s Sizes, $49 } (Siegel Cooper ! y ° ; , Special Values in Ribbons city. . Prices positively the Misses’ Sizes, $4.95 ° lowest. Sizes 5 to 8, 8 \ syli Pari Inve G 5c = r SIN. TAFFETA AND 4 IN, SATIN TAFFETA 19c¢ yb. Width 4 ners A pertect | | to-mo™ g G5 \). Aen fe my (RO eh “45e; ict. at 40C ‘ Me SAT ad ¢ ETA, ic 5 is Ds ie ee strelgnt | row... ae EN illustrated; Sei eeeaoLs 6 IN. MOIRE AND SATIN TAFFETA. 27c « Calfskin and Black Leathers. 5 ae Han Oak Parlor Heat: ( 1 to-morrow O9C The Panalift = , vey weite lex- ing Stoves—w a , i ° 6 IN. DRESDEN, 39c 4 Misses’ § Brings the mney ttt STN RTS Inverted Gas : i a orcoal— Lamps—com- to-Mor> ga 7} plete with burner, than oehtb) mantle and fancy globe; to-morrow at 69C —upward liverted Lamps—complete with from... SLe75| burner, mantle and giobe @y 9 ‘Ash Sifters — the | With beading, to-morrow $1.25 “sind that fits over the op 35 Welsbach laverted Ma Manbles- 8e Foot to a newthat om every woman will ap- preci- ate—no more burnt finzers—no more losing your temper, The “Panalifi”’ is a 4 4 ‘ Double rub- jj & Ladies Normal ti ber heels. i = ape ot | Misses’| Boys’ 4 , a ‘Flowers & Feathers - AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF OSTRICH, WILLOW, MARABOUT AND. PARADISE FEATHERS, AIGRETTES, BANDEAUX, WINGS AND FANCY FEATHERS. TINSEL ROSES, VELVET AND SILK FLOWERS AND FOLIAGES, ating Stoves of the barrel; to-morrow. Shoes |Shoes Patent Coltskin| Patent 4 and Gun Metal] Coltskin and ‘ To-morrow, at Exceptionally Low Prices } Ostrich Plumes, 18 in. $4.50 20 in, $5,75' simple but ingenious device Paints and Varnishes for lifting hot pans, pots and a brilliant and Jasting Permanent Ready Mixed Paint — other vessels from stoves or gallon 91.10, ovens without contact of hands ; 2 gal Ge; op Calfskin. ' Mu Reguiarly. To:morrow.! Qt, ates a ' d0¢ or fingers. A blessing tor the ; Box Caif. 4 | Gallon... $2.00 2 Ol Fiplekce housewife and cook—a necessity Lace and button. d Fig Hard Oil Pinish—qr. 45 5 ac i ani Sizes 4 to 515, § %Gallon.. $ Dy hivs pi. 28e; 44 pt. at lse in every kitch ve demon Mahogany Furniture See a rea worihigaic0, |] Biss doe due ef SAL MG sane THAD $2.00 Svalues, Ww Pints... 25e 20c colored at 60c; white at,, DOC A Choice Selection of New Designs - K Tlegel Cooper Store, Basement) Library and Parlor Tables, $16.75 to 64.00 Men’s Boots and Shoes |} Music Cabinets, { 11.25 “ 36.00 ‘ ET TE, > Sewing Tables, 12.00 “ 30.75: Advance sale of men’s Storm Calf These Grocery Offers for To-morrow Dressers and! Chiffoniers, 27,75 “ 81.75 Boots. (waterproof), made of calfskin It’s only a partial list—We haven't space in which to mention more. | jos Upholstered Chairs, 16,50 * 62.00 leather with triple scles; extra high | Mail and telephone ¢ orders filled pi omptly, Call 4,000 Chelsea. \« Mission Furniture in Fumed & Weathered Oak cut; sizes 7 to 11. | Sirloin » teaks | Granulated Sugar New Yellow Onions i sirloin steaks; sold reg Ej best retined; 25-1b - | ie j Also Men’s Sample Shoes in jeer Miata? Kotani yd || sion Be » LBA TL | pusher, 956.5 No. 0 basket... .27C i Lace Curtains & Bed Sets box calf and gun metal calf; | —— — | , ail sizes in the lot: worth $3.00, 1 harper nap eS Borden’s Milk jabisco Wafers, if i Greatly Below Usual Prices all sizes in { e lot; 9,00, New Sweet Potatoes The wel ran ye five 0 wor acaham rain | “|| IRISH POINT LACE CURTAINS, $4.75, 6.25 $2.50 and $2.00, iin dried mask 25e eases ane } Values $5.50 and 7.50 Pair Special at Weanhaln 90m, 16¢ Anon maga yma i ale | i RENAISSANCE LACE CURTAINS, 33,25, 5,50 + i Herd 4 ‘64c|, sane be | | Values $3.95 and 7.50 Pair H wat Bene a ae Le teeee on | i 3 3 g8e in RICE FLOUR—9 Ibe... | LACET ARABE LACE QURTAINS, 34.25, 7.75 Frazin & — 2: 9k le Values $5.50 and 9,75 Pair pppen heim Si gel Conner ¢ offees | [ Rest Hams RUFPLED RENAISSANCE BED SETS, $5.25 |= a |i ia ash lad sshd SM BLY | ay waste soi 5 Value $8.50 Set gherrens, dor 32.405 188 Qe Bean, round or powdered by the H | is i - Ww = — \, West Twenty-third Street SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK tc waive rams a i MONDAY MORNING WONDERS