The evening world. Newspaper, October 15, 1908, Page 4

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1908. ; ee ayes INDIANA FOR BRYAN , i a coecoered ras 6s a NS Pride of St. Louis Flour’ ; 0 : eae See ~ stew | This Week for Miller’s Prices at 200 “James Builer” Stores omimercial Largest Contribution, $5,000, New York Must iumph Complete. Made by C. J. Hughes, of Colorado. NEW YORK GAVE $21,150. Noticeable Absence of Names of Men Prominent in the Trusts. League Make 1 The housekeepers of Greater New York prefer this famous nd of flour to all others, because of its superior baking qualiti find it the most s ictory they have ever used. The b cooks rely on it for bread, biscuit, cake, dumplings and pastry—and it never disappoints them. Th ar’s milling is superlative in quality —XXXX—nothing better ¢: Another trainload is here—straight from the flour mills—and we will offer it this week to “JAN BUTLER” patrons ane at cost, and far lower than any other high grade flour can be bought : Barrel... $5.49 7-1. Bag .. 23e 24;.1b. Bag . 69¢ 3:4-1b. Bag... 12¢ These prices are so close to the net cost that, for suburban de- livery, we must charge a small additional sum to cover freight. Blue Ribbon Baking Powder tion John W. ndidate for a bumper and no effort communtca- STOCKS WT “BUT Tht PRICES HIGHER sANOIe GROCERIES/ GROCERIES applause Mr. Kern The New Cereals Triumph Oais Largest packace—best white rolled. Prepared Flour Peerless Brand, most economical; 3-Ib. si 10e The Democratic National Committee, package through Norman F. Mack, Chairman, Northern Pacific Claims Most | Folheisy ‘ Triumph. Brand, bs: Made from pure grape cream of tartar. No other baking pow- | Blue Ribbon Rice and Herman Ridder, Treasurer, made : ° rye superlative ; -Ib. f eg ity eav ver at § y a ‘ice hig he ae sy Carolina tags erat eae lan Atiendon in the Limited PASTOR HAD TO WAIT. ell uty i 3-lb. size 15e der of equal purity and leavening power at so low a price ighest grade whois head Carolin Blue Ribbon, asthingexes)| 5 “S- & H.” Stamps with y-Ib.Can- - - - 10c contributed $100 or over to the campaign E. Cc. Corn Flakes | Church Was Painted and His Salary Your c Molasses Blue Ribbon Brand, Market Trading. r tuna. 8. ch was Dainied and 1 Bf | celsiousty cho De| 10 “S. & H.” Stamps with y-Ib.Can- - - - A8e |} 3 _ os eld Back, So He Quits. ah: ze package, The st includes subscriptions up to ts SARRRRURE (Gani: i (pected eohte 20 “S. & H.” Stamps with 1-Ib. Can - - - - 35e athe and including Oct. 9, consequently Tam-/ Stocks were quiet with prices some- Buckwheat Flour FFF SS eee many Hall's donation of $10,000, made | Wat higher in the early market to-day, | cause the majority of the chur ‘ ts ven 5 —~vTable- Salt if | North Pacific {ttee Insisted on painting the church é repared an eli-Raisa @ Ribbon (Un ety Peart eo [ACR EL RD aa iy PES EI a a wi 9 [pepered ang Seuccois.og) Aut Nanna’s Pancake Flour |". 5¢e ef contributions of $100 and over will! In the later dealings the prices sagged | tor’s bill for salary go choice and good 3-Ib. siz The Housekeeper’s Favorite—a perfect blend of the most nourishing | ae be made public unttl election, beginning of but stlll showed gains, Trading con-| venient, tme, the pastes of tie chy packakessnroctc nants “12¢ and easily digested flours. Is self-raising and mak 10 Peas and Beans to-morrow. ance of neariy Ba ft Pe a e, Triumph Brand, the most delicious pancakes and muffins; package..... ec Pea Beaus—Novw York state 6e@ Up to Oct. 9, the committee had re- | ao aa a sing Prices. ‘ best superlative; 3-Ib siz °15e SS SSCA sat Eve t se & 195, = ‘o-day's highest, lowest and last price: Ss ft be 1 hi pacaage j eas— Ss ected festa There was a balance on hand ay of ouit And aftr change "tn com” Lies esistonacensseyi arte’ g | —ecse Startling Reductions in New Canned Goods] | SPut Perris." Ge 962.88. There was a balance on hand at a : low sp ; | fared with yeeteriay's tinal fee, are an [ead tat the pastor's ne ‘Vermont S T M VB Choice + that time of $22,004.07, To “carry the | follows ont techereuareti ime aceeiee 5 yrup omatoes A Can N.Y, State|kand. pic campaign to a successful conclusion,” in Highs ows Last (Goes: with the congregation nine > 9 Peat Gog 19 ee 9 Lime Beans the language of Chairman Mack and | AMO, Copp Ot a ee tee eae to steer te Dut they pre- each. C& 10e Large No. 3 can ripe red fruit, 3 own 0 Cait : Treasurer Ridder, $100,000 In addition to | _ Ss C the amount on hand will be required. | This M | Fr = = Strained <oney ugar orn. . “Dainty Biscuits rand, pure Sueetnane entrain Newspapers Collect $100,000. an Tel is, Free of Cost or Charge, from the honeycomb; cls Side wad Gases Re SOB GOAT as ‘The amount contributed by subscribers 5 bottles St B ‘of $100 and over totalled $8,712.03. Con- How Men and Women Kidney Bladder ¢ 19¢ & 12¢ rin eans e Butter Thins “f Se tributors of amounts under $100 gave 9 9 and_fresh. Cheese Sandwien ..) f Mary Anos $115,355.22. Of this about $100,000 was col- . Crown Assorted lected by Democratic newspapers, The | Butler’s Milk . total number of contributors was about 60,000 on Oct. 9. The fund recetved $42,500, left over from the $100,000 paid by Denver for the National Convention, New York contributed $21,150 in sums ¥2,000 from Norman E. Mack. The largest individual contribution up and Rheumatic Sufferers, May Cure Themselves at Home, FREE | He Sends the Book—The Prescription—and the READ HIs GENEROUS OFFER. Saber te Haat | 5e Triumph Rice Whole head Carolina } Gain nella Sone Fresh from the Mohawk Valle: —C brand; new New Pears yrs eae ey ene ed in syrup: large can...... CONDENSED MILK y: olden ICEIERE. eat Coir Musiard, Robinson's ‘s English b tin 10e lie of $100 and over. The largest individual | quali ? —Ormonde Castle brand; contributions from this State up to Oct. | Remedy to Test—All Free, Prepaid and tritous; 3-Ib.’ size cl: oth 25¢ New Peaches new season’s pack of choice 12¢ ® were $2,500 each from the National ai bag. Southern fruit, preserved in syrup; large can sete eeee cece Democratic Club and Nathan Straus and | Sealed—To All Who Write, een rae d ; : ‘The greatest nourish ihe ce California esh pad | Heats a CH aD HO ea at 23g suite wlth Kéney or Bladder trouble or Rheum: ‘ eae eee Liberty canes from Seminole Brand, | Esste Brandychitcest | CY eK Ane i fst packed | a % 4; | tism—tf your days are a horror and your nights a despair pure, rich mi 4 tlavor; in barge ¢ square a \ Mr, Bi , The Commoner, | babies; ge sq J Or, Brvana newspaper, The Commoner, | with any of the symptoms of these strength-consuming, : 3 cans 253 can n 9C} & Se) fear ™ 9e mie.” 10e ae 25¢ tributions of % and 90 cents. A survey of the list shows that thou- wands of Democratic war horses have religiously refrained from giving $100 or over. In many States the national | committeemen do not appear on the published roll as contribuiors—aithough they may have sent in less than $100 each. Many Names Missing. There is a noticeable absence of con- | tributions from men prominently con- Wigor-sapping diseases, such as— 4. Pain in the back, 2, Too frequent desire to urinate, 3. Burning or obstruction of urine. 4. Pain or soreness in the dladder. 5. Prostatic trouble. 6. Gas or pain in the stomach. 7. General debility, weakness, dizziness 8. Pain and soreness under right ribs. 9. Swelling in any part of the body. . Constipation or liver trouble. Paipitation or pain under tne heart. f quality,” Select Your Favorite Tea and Coffee From This List: EW TEAS of the most delicate and delicious ¥ aroma and flavor, with strength and for half their regular retail va ue: — 6 20 Stamps Free with 1 Ib. Choice No.2 Teas 25c 20Stamps Free with 11b. Old Plantation Coffee 30¢ cup le OICEST COFFEES grown—tfresh roasted daily; and always uniform body and rich aroma. in their fine flavor, full In the bean or ground: — 4.0 Stamps Free with 1-2 Ib. Choice No. 2 Teas 13c 10StampsFree with 1-21b.0ld Plantation Coftee 15¢ 6 Stamps Free with 1-4 Ib. Choice No.2 Teas 7¢ 45 Stamps Free with 1 Ib. Best Blended Coffee 25¢ nected with trusts, Nelther Thomas F. Fa Rea ts the ease ay Ryan, August Belmont, David B. Hill or 44" Pain of soreness in the kidneys. 30 Stamps Free with 1 Ib. Choice No.1 Teas 35¢, 7StampsFree with 1-2 lb. Best Blended Coffee 13¢ ge Alto bp n=! 45. Pain or swelling of the Joints, | 15 Stamps Free with 1-2 1b. Choice No.1 Teas 18c 10Stamps Free with1 lb. Best Maracaibo Coffee 20c tributors, They ran the whole Demo- oratic show four years ago. Henry Gassaway Davis, the condidate for Vice- President four years ago, gave $250. The name of Goy. Haskell, of Okla- | homa, does not appear in the list of contributors, although thirty-seven Ok- . Pain and swelling of the musctes. . Pain and soreness in nerves. 18. Acute or chronic rheumatism, Do This — — — — — — — Sit right down without one instant's further waste of pre- clous time and send a letter, short, like this, to me: Bi DR. T. FRANK “LYNOTT, 7 Stamps Free with 1-4 lb. Choice No.1Teas 9c) 5Stamps Free with 1-2 Ib. Best Maracaibo Coftee 1 j 60 Stamps Free with 1 Ib. Best 50c Teas . 50c | 10 Stamps Free with t Ib. Best Santos Coffee.. 17¢ | 30 Stamps Free with 1-2 Ib. Best 50c Teas. 15 ) Stamps Free with 1-4 Ib. Best 50c Teas.. 25¢ | 5 Stamps Free with 1-2 Ib. Best Santos Coffee ve ise) 5 Stamps Free with 1 Ib. Golden Santos Cottee 18c lahoma Democrats have contributed soctes notice symptoms nares (then put down the ———————— — — $5,280 in amounts of $100 or over. The| numbers). Sign your name and age and send it to me. {| » “Ss, H” ms He largest contribution from Oklahoma was | That's all—send no money. Specializing in K.dney, Bladder i 10 sa FREE <4 A FREE pace iH FREE $1,00 from United States Senator R. L. | ie. ie urn meal vatles aod secures all Hass and free and Rheumatic Diseases. with igh, pound carton ee with half-pound carton ce 2 D vas ae -pound carton e wan of charge, absolutely free of charge, or obligation on Your nou ands of peopl alas, Diana Brand Teas 30 Brand Teas Diana Brand Teas ~— Teas Missing names could be 1 part—~I will send you help—a great deal of help, real, hon- est, practical, skiliful, expertenced help, tionality who have fc Pielssare, sme name) ot\Col, life—tuller power of spirit, mind and body—in ti He || ’ i ici eve‘ us ud in|” hy Pouriod Free Ot, | sal Saige tose The New Season’s Fruits--- All Deliciously Fresh and Appetizing :--- pee mae Met isreninee Att i fon ud I Prove You Can Be Cured—Free, | Yer, dove nt teat Nether | tof advice op your cate big dook—tne Fourth: | will send you some New New Apricots | Peaches | Currants | Seeded New Figs ind ever printed for the general. public tive, kidney-up Prunes | Prunes | Bwerkibbonbrand; | Blue Ribbon Brand; | BlueRibbon Brand; | RAiSiMS | smyrna yess; larce of Texas, ha an language, fully IMustrated by Blue Ribbon; tanci~ Cleanest and best of | Snow Piant brand; the speedy and Fancy Caluornia fruit choicest of the Cali- | choicest of the Cali- nd best of the Hed 1 3e@ buted nothing ’ ut the cause, treatment and cure of pap 1uli of avor; est Santa Clara truit | fornia new | fornia new the new Neither has “Cowboy Jim y and Rheumatic diseases and bow | aches and weal found a recipe ibaa) in 3b, nda ee eee Nee ee Ae | of Omaha, Mr. Bryan's 4 . n sneathem that will add war: , strangth to your mus- Put ie se pack- 29 SPRL Rae Pi Di ‘Op; pa new crop; Bt oe rot clean tis re cwving them parmanety foi, gor to you nerve, resacsh tofu ray 0d 36 eC | | daca! 4 Qa ee ew rr FOC 2 ibs. 25e Some $1,000 Contributors, short time ago believed these afl. 9% life to your Gest to Thethy H sins tase ABE rs: ERS LL SL2 SER cre OS LEAL = Archibald McNelll, of Connecticut, | urable, A a i " S t P. ft t 12 Talore rts me thou af Smoked Shoulders,»8c | Sweet Potatoes, 2. 12¢ Third: 1 will show you how you may cure yourself ‘ee—positively secure Most delicious little lean, tender “picnics "—4 to © Ibs. Lowest price of the season for the very choicest of the Southern sweet RRS I all cost or oblt * quiftly and safely at home and <znd you a description of the large Panini gation, 1 will send letter —the book—the | I B Ib 1 i A I ingrediants 0 pe for K Bladder and f } r | r David R. of Missourl, who||titn that have the praise and Tecor vf Rheuma- — Gescription of the prescr you may cure Bone ess acon, le Cc reen hg pp es, basket, ce bolted Brya: a 190), Pe the these diseases of not of the world—awwhether Ge {ean—but the heartfelt French, English or Amer- uslastic endorsement of Write to-day if you possibly DR. q. _FRANK LYNOTT. : has more- can, 4 hates in the own home-~and ast, the me: u all ready to do for you what it di Kier legions whuse addresses 1 will send you and address your letter 2061 Occidental Building, CHICAGO, ILL. Some Quastions, » If You Can Them, Answer u think? smoothed World ¢ nt-filling ad- ring the last 3 3.481 more than the arid We ound Ww ‘THEY! VERY ¥ HIGHEST QUALITY Work Mo. Pe Won ers. ———s—~ Swift's Eagle brand, best sugar cured; every slice streaks of lean and fat. New York State's highest grade—twice as nourishing as Sirloin Steak. Smoked Beei—Blue Ribbon Brand; deliciously appetizing wafer slices from best cuts; 12¢ large 15¢ carton.....-.+++ Macaroni&Spaghetti lI Trovatore brand, highest quality, in ges, each, Ge and Aze; Pecr~ “10¢ & 5e in pack- ages, each... Peerless Gelatine, package. .30¢ Peeriess Corn Starch, pkge. 10c Peerless Cocoanut, package, 12c Peerless White Vinegar, bot.10¢ | Peerless Cider Vinegar, bottle, 10¢ Finest of this season’s cooking apples—delicious for pies, Sauce Or dumplings, FullCream Cheese,».17c¢ | 12 Fresh Eggs for . . 25¢ Giving splendid satistaction—for Cooking purposes equal to highest priced. \10 “S. & H.” Stamps Free this week with every one of these purchases: Peerless Mustard, ¥-Ib, tin. .10¢ Peerless Pepper, -Ib. tin, Peerless Tomato Ketchup, bot, 10¢ Worcestershire Sauce, bottic, Luc | 3-lb, Box Best Gloss Starch...48¢ kinds of 17¢e Marmaiade—Biue Ribbon brand or Milar’s irish, best American and impor ed, int Ib. ghiss jars Liberty Preserves — Choice home grown truitsyi 31 OQ gy Stone CrOCK........06++ Jams—Blue Riboon; ali choicest home grown fruits, in 1 Ib. glass jars, each .10c Extra Stamp Specials This Week at 96 James Butler Inc. Licensed Liquor Stores: 50 “S. & H.” Stamps Free | 30 “S.& H.” Stamps Free with every one of the following low-priced otiers for the choicest Wines and Liquors: with every one of the following low- riced offers in high-class Whiskeys, Wines and Cordials: Very Old Cabinet Whiskey, full quart, $1.25 bottle, for $1 Special Reserve Whiskey, #1.25 bot. for $1 Boppel Kummel, genuine double grain, bottle. oe $4 Seiected Vintage Pori, ‘inest imporied, bottle. $1 Amontillado Sherry, 20 years old, bottle...§1.25 Special Reserve Jamaica Rum, vu, $1 Princeton Cocktails, matin and marin, bot, 75€ Monogram Whiskey, (amily favorite, bottle. .75¢ ' Creme de Menthe, «i. Tom or Holland, bottle. , | te aa i LR | Superior Gin, 0. cordial, large bottle, TOG nner Hunter or Wilson Whiskey, :.., vote 85€ Imperial Whiskey, spreniia value, bottle..... 30€ Kingussie Scotch, 014 an! metiow, bottie......89€ Power’s Irish Whiskey, J. 1, po $1.00 French Brandy, Godet Freres, Three Star, bot, .$1.15 Imported Sherry and Port, wie... Trysome Sherry and Pori, witt....... Superior Sherry and Port, »i:c Impo: ted Claret, Schinidi ct Fils St. Julien, bot. Magen Bitters, wild and strengthening, botte. 75¢