The evening world. Newspaper, October 20, 1908, Page 8

r pis RS i Bc AIRE a sis ste pans ak TCADA il ibid ileal leneael THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, OC{OBER 20, 1908. in Both Local Camps| sei." neni sae — machinery trades, 6,000; bankers and| Tammany Leader Willinm E. | brokers, 2,000; jewelers and allversmiihs, | says John V. Sheridan will be re- | @pirited contests are beng waged in) 2.000; miscellaneous, 6.000 to the Assembly despite the tne: | the twelve bout Lape aural Offers $1,000 to $10,000 wens HAM an Opp ‘ ‘ u ronx. an y Pay Mannauan and ine Do, ae Tye om Chanter by 180.000. SHS Teetirtton’ bas umpet th riental extiles Goh ide claims an incre Abe Levy, the bookmaker, offered to] year and we now have a total of 14,70 | Albany upper house representation, th®) pet $1,000 against $10,000 to-day that! voters in the Thirty-fifth District,” said | Py feturns on Nov. 3 will probably stand| Chanier would be elected Governor 6 | Morris, “I believe most of the new- Artistic and Distinctive Rest Yourself a Little during a dav’s shop- iH and ping, in our Lounging Room, Tea served | Company without charge. Magazines and news- 5 papers and wrung faciities at your set v.ce 4 A Brilliant Bargain in Lace Bed Sets as they are to-day. There are nine! 180.00 Labs wel) Warer was pro: | comers are downtown Democrat | f pos at the Hotel Knickerbooke: t Sheridan will speak at Fathe: — ——e © trom ax or Democrats and three Republicans the race track man found no takers. | Onwyer's church fair, Kingsbridge, to- New York County at present. — For the beneft of the great many! Great Demand for Seats people who don't know the name of! for Big Bryan Meeting. “Big Tim" Sullivan's opponent. bh The demand for tickets at Tammany we—F. W. Hots, The Bowery stator! salt to hear William J. Bry 4 man's district ls overwhelmingly Dem-| 9: Madison Square Garden on ecrattc has been tremendous. Every ward pol- Christie’ Sullivan, Tom Grady./itician, district leader und all the big “The” MoManus and James J. Frawley Tig BALEHOS OE URGES are Tammany nominees almost certain /sea eta @f re-election, W. J. A. Caffrey, tn)” one has friends who are deat place of Dominick Mullaney, and Rob-| ors | Secretary rem Bratt) ert F Wagner, nominated tn John T./near the speaker's pl McCait'g old bailiwick, are also looked |old gag, but It pon as sure winners. ‘Alexander Brough, running on the | Riordan Visite the upper weat side in a Republican strong- | Island End of District. Window and Interior Decortions Hand-made Arabian lace bed sets; fity beautiful examples of foreign handiwork and Greenhut value. These sets would sell regu arly at prices trom $35 to $55. We picked them up from an overloaded importer at a price con-iderably less than the cost of importation and offer them at : $27.50 Sd db: the unusual values in lace curtains at prices from $5 to $57.50 a pair. ‘hird Fioor Beautiful drapery fabrics, In plain and figured silks id cotton. Original designs in Curtains anu Hangings, Covers, eta are now displayed in the Drapery Secticn, 8d Floor, Japanese Brocade, at $1.50 to $50.00 a yay. | Damask Tapestries, at 85c. to $25.00 a ya YOUU) PAY. Madras, (exclusive designs) 50c. to $3.00 a yaj.. when the eyeglass “salesper- | Plain and Fancy Syrian Nets, as entered your purchase | 50c. to $2.00 ay hold now represented by Martin Saxe,| p, ive (DERUR hibook, HE has fins | Belcrd anon nedy walsh Meter tein taneous n book. “HE has fim: |] Ggshion Squares, - 25¢. to $1.00 ay Schwab, the Tammany nominee. and made a few campaign talks In his! tion—wiile YOU may pay for || Remnants of Japane’ fancy Crepes at half rm. rk for a few.” | | | | SS Undermustins Nightgowns: prety, ‘we Satin-Faced Co'ored There are Winmca in: els Of noinsook, 50 shades in Except onal 13300. nn gy one so Silks at. . $1.50 Ward) this lor of George B. Agnew is a favorite with /own behalf, Few Manhattanites know] ,, TE GHIN NBA ices. Ard + wide : the Grand Old Party managers in cen-|that Staten Isiand {s included in the} YOUT folly with impaired Oke Valu s Long Petticoats; tops of fine ‘ r y i | tral Manhattan, He Is looked upon as|downtown Congressional district. Sight. Is it worth the chance? || DRAPERIES MADE TO ORIER Broa SEALS Clee satin-faced silks—Princess satins, Messa- |f}) the winner over Walter H. Liebmann,/ “I couldn't get rid of my allotment of Correct Glasses, $1 Up. | or Eng ish eyelet embroiery, value to $50. at h Sari ‘| 4 Tammany's candidate, The Anti-Bet- government seeds,” said Dan, “if it 1. Y | Special orders for making draperies of all Kinds from 0 choice | $1.50 and $3.75 lines ane at Duchesse You will find ting oiil, which he introduced, may cut | Wasn't for Richmond. I tried to get the WK Kohis and exclusive materials will be executed tn a prompt and m} satis- || |, Drawers; made ot na nsook or cam ric; trimmed LY Goebleds (EN SASL SONY MMS 0) ELEN Cal down ris vote. folks down on Cherry Hill to plant seed 5 ° 4s Santina 2 ‘i . 4 these silks. They are well adapted to the in poof gardens, but {t would not work.” factory manner. i 1) Ergita or Scorch embroidery, value 75¢ to Josiah T. Newcomb carries the Re-| ‘His fepublican opponent says that! CU) CGS) 7 i $1s0 a . Suc and $1..0 resent tash ons, especially the Directoire, ublican colore in the Harlem district. | Congressman ‘Dan’ is the champ!-n | $4 EAST 23rd Street, Near Fourth Ave. fhird Floor. i Comb nit riod yowns, by reason of their soit mator Alfred R. Page is tv be @ Pub- | absentee member of the House, no: even | $4 WEST 125th Street, Near Lenox Ave. Comb.nation Sets; two pieces; on insuok; ace 2 UE ta ede WAI peape eo Ae COSI EL Me an a 442 COLUMBUS Ave, Sis & 82nd Su. Tmned value $160 to $3.00, cl IEICE ESS COG) Meal “Stilwell Ss §4.0u and 92.00 cat. eee ; $i. . Ma.n Foor Btepiien J Bu 76 NASSAU Street, ..... Near John St | 2 Schulz, ‘Tarmany, ‘ate ‘pliteaéaprine: | G6: Porter to Preside BROOKLYN, 489 Fulton Si., Opp. A.& S A.A. V ANTINE @ LJ. Grinder and J. D. Tobias in the | at Taft Garden Meeting. MICHIGAN: Broadway, at 18th Street Bronx Gistrictr. > FURNITURE Ce are normally area Togisia? | Gen. Horace Porter will preside at the Republican meeting in Madison Square Garden, on Oct. %, at which Mr. Taft Admiral Goghlan to and Gov. Hughes will be the stars. Sir Boss Taft Parade. brass bands will make the harmon) Rear-Admiral Coghlan (retired) ts an- nounced as Grand Marsha! of the Taft and Hughes parade on Saturday, Oct. &. The mmces are worn mem’ GCASTORIA Fine, Large Wilton Rugs at $26.50 These are fine examples of the Wilton rug, size 9x12 feet, in remarkab y good O; en‘al paiterns The pricy 1s several dollars less than such rugs usualiy cost. Here are more a = » Apartment (we drnisledCarnpieteD os VOU CAN PURCHASE the downtown business district ¢ | 4 : | | . a many representative men as pecasts|| For Infants and Children, D BEsAL CREDiT SYSTE, 1] reasons tor your coming here, which will appeal strongly to those who know rug values:— | NG the procession, F ~ BE i ‘The parade 1s scheduled to start at| The Kind You Have Always Bought | seh Cats Kazak and K>shmur Rugs; excellent clor-iones = Axminster Rugs: inthe extr: heavy high pile quale} | Bera Go eo GRY 2) ) QCoetlba a a5 Pa Tb ievetsibie o; ws Ty; feprouuctions of the expensive Oriental rugs } town. past Iifty-ninth 45 C i = : Th ubiican OPpRe EVENISUS Hy 12x9 11.50 | 9x6... . $5.75 3€x72 | EL $21.50 aitisione will amour to 3 TLD Lilediet D onmeaen 11s i 106x8.3, * eos | pe’... $250 4.6x6.6 Hiksxt seer 28100) | jesale drv goods tra wo men; | -_ ° a i retail dry good: , ‘5.000; meta | 42 a ee Ee ae “AVEsii| zlI9ST. \ Smyrna Rugs; choicest designs and co'orings; re- a new shipment of these cesirabie | a = Sea : =e SSeS ||) Verabe; est quality m.de: aR, ntal produetivis; stantard qual } ag tae <a Tae eee = i | 36x72 . $395 | 9... . $1150 $4.50 | 10.6xi2 | | | a?) . . $5.5 | 8 x106 . . $2).50 . si700 | twext4 { | i G35 560 13 9x12... . $24.50 $23.75 | Idxls . . 5 } ' B The 5x8 $9.75 $26.50 | | B Cord |] Tere Floor ae Sere { 3 t { Oth Aye., Cor, 20th St. is Slides | ; | ret " is | Im t d Foule Cloths: the most $1 SO Corsets Stylish models; with THE SPECIAL SALE porte fesiraole tabric for coat ‘ exra lony hip and i Dress Goods, suits; the chs aredark At 95c « back; ats of nea) EAN ." 3 i two serviceable couril; sup- d made with the “GIVE AND TAKE” gorjc- and serviceable; in 3 IN OUR BASEMENT STORE ere ARETE ERG Aani onthe la aha Special and three-tone color e'- porters attached at front and hips: g- | fects; or wide stripes soldreguiarly at $1.50, Wednesaay, 95C | Na | tons. If you will look in the black circle you can see Just hy the cord in the back adjusts itself instantly to every moveyu make. After you have worn Presidents awhile, {f you don't thein the most comfortable and best wearing Suspenders ever owned, you can have your money back, THE MAKER'S GUARANTEE {s on every pair. SATIS! broken by a cross stripe; giving it a very Secon eee stylish effect; 46-in ; , au regular $2 quanty, at $1.50 Yard Women s Made ot stur dy Cape i leather or Mocha; in | Silk Voile and Wool Marquiser' both Walking Gloves the best shades ot | @re popular dress-gown fabd.1cs; sheer English ran and grey. and light-weight; ali the besi-liked pastel These are all specially mide ot selecied shades and dark colorings are in- skis; double drawn backs; 1-clasp. Of 12,000 Pairs Superior Guaranteed Footwear For Men and Women Will Be Continued This Week. We cannot Say too often that when you purchase our footwear you buy the best at the lowest pes prices that reliable guaranteed footwear con be sold for. ese are not manufacturers’ rejects nor damuiged goods, but perfect in every particular and regular selected stock footwear in all leathers and sizes. Pee Tar are “a q 5 5 ee 7-9 Men’s -Men’s Men's TION, NEW PAIR OR Y! MONEY BACK, n . 46-n., $1.50 Cape leather $1 00 pair lity el bing. Different weig cluded; in; $f. ¢ ber Patent Velour lengtneto ‘sui all fequirements. Buy YOUR pair to-d $159 50c Yard Mocha leather . . $1.15 pair ms : Leather Calf Price Soc. at your dealer's, or sent prepaid ou receipt of = Ea Sue 5 > AER PRD L2 IIS SD D7 2D? THE C. A. EDCARTON MFG. G. 575 Main St., Sli-ley, Mass. B EH rS i kg 3 Fy Women’s $8 and $9 Footwear at $5.00 This is one of the offers brought about by our readjustment of the shoe stocks. It covers several of the finest ines of hand-made footwear we hed in stock. There are patent | | | quality, at f Main Floor an Main Ficor } 6y< ENP aaa en) (6) HHOLZWASSER &:0 OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK, WE i] ; ee f Tray | 1 OZ ist ne, alloned on toranaen ot WO ieather end suede combinat ons, in pray, tan and purple tops; some have tops of buckskin, | er corduroy in tan and gray. Imported patent leather with dui kid 'op,; tan Russa calt | button and lace mcdeis. Our elmer ances were $8 and $9. Sizes are broken, but ail sizes are represenied. Choice at $500. Women’s $5 00 Wa king Boots, $2 85 Women’s $4.00 Shoes, $2.00 Extra tall and regular tops. eight stvies to Severa! excellent mo els; in biack Russia select trom; in patent leatner and biack cal ; luce ur bu'ton; also patent ieaiher ace | Rusaa crf, lace and burton style; with | or burton, not all sizes; bui excellent choice rai Parr | Write for E Women's tine | Lows XV. heels; ail sizes. from sizes.2 10 4. atent a Second Floo Leather, Metal Catalogue Besand 'Hleer pa ieaeks , , iq Mailea Free. Bed Coverings, Blankets, Special Ribbon faitle Ribton: a rich, lustrous qua ty; in the i most complete show- Sheets and Pillow Cases alues ow corapicie shows ed Sp: eads; in damntily designed white cro-her; also pink, blue, wh te and black; 5% in; If! LAT WOES ee VING | Agents for Grand Rap'ds Furnitar arabe eet ee 3 eppibetal Credit Terms : toh cnn hemmed «ll aroand, value 80; for Wed- regularly 29c yd.;for Wednesday 15cyd. vile na Sr ea ait 2.00 “ Be pedey : ' 79¢ Warp Print Taffeta Ribbon; with double _|f! Fhe VE ed 1 aD Le Silkoline Comforters; «srmily figured on both PA ay EG, Senin g ot okiy | fl ed wisn white corion; value $1.25; et = 89¢ larly 39c yard; special for We: anes ay ran G | | | kets; white ficeced cotion; with colored ber- 21c yard. Men's Tan Grain High Cut BI aay hn . pyri n : 7@c° Man Foor : Women’s Gun Metal Calf, Patent Leather and lack Kid Lace and BI Bs: | teErWEEl & 7 ders; value Oe, ot Girls’ S a "AV. Eaermeen $0 eS Shots of sanded Deched min: vom He $1.50 Directoire J, Very, newen ; irls’ S:o s Boys’ Shoes }| Ee l=——— — So mw de by 90 inches long; for all o! these 65c to ideas in women’s d’s $1.50 Black Kid Button and Boys’ Satin Calf Lace | 98+ veiues we have made one round wee hie ts at 9Se Sale sade ct ack Shoe, size6 6 10 10 ' $1.00 ais WO nae N’ Fe Pilow, Cass; mate of to nn spelt aioli. end efiocts trismed with toned or fi Pd 3 Box \| fhe avove shes 42 toStin by 30 is all 166 to ornam ntal ends; sold regularly for $1 $1.25 saaiitien {| nso 5 00T § | ue (ctWadeendey 6s tl Ct! tC SS Wednesday at 95c ly -50; one ue ern | | 0 ji 0 ‘ Mein Foor Main Floor satucsstnes AMM | and Blusher, cBorax lodineéBran ¥# hili’s d Lace Shoe S Little Gents’ Satin Calf Lace Sito ee eC artes. a, Mee ACTS LIKE MAGIC 6th Ave, 18th to 19th St. Greenhut & Company, 61h Ave, 18:h fo 19th St The Largest Stock of Guaranteed Rubber Boots and Shoes in the World, Tired, Tender, Achiny Feet I a = — ————a — Sterm Hing Boois Storm kubbers Suort Boots Storm Kubyers || red, Tender, Aching Feet Ins antiy Rely i cunemenemne - areca semen Men's. ..++++++. $3 28 | Me ‘ 65c¢ Men sees, $279 Women's, ...++.. 800 The World's Standaid * cot Remedy, { Boys, sizes 3 to Boys’, sizes 3 55¢ | szes3to6 2.25. Misscs es 4 SR — 7 | Orscereare 250) Yout! izes 14 L Izes11to2 1.60) 10 2..c0:50+. 400 Stops t e burning and seduces he swellm. by curing the tere Boys’, sizes 11 {2 Bee ; 60e Ni izes 11 ; ( ‘ 6 | pg Qricki cur cor ae a ne By pred eeeocsesesoooosscesos ecscscoooses to 2... AA fen's Heavy to . 25 sae BeCell Sooihes and a lays bun on i ilammas a. | z - ? s i Nagle Oe. giclee Leo Vosenet | Large cate 25 cent, All druggists, Sind for fees same i The key t. Fortune $ vaults 1s commonly known a | Money Ba k if Not Satisfied, 104, ) ° COMMEVER Ss oa] [ese ae] | antes rae reer | ann Warhead Etale at hetiice cus leae slam WORLD WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS. TRY QSUNDAY| x’. _ «