The evening world. Newspaper, September 5, 1911, Page 6

~~ ta ERIS ORE TOU SABE TI Ped Ee RETR OC VOTERS HSTLNG AND THE CARNIVAL BATLE I CLOSE Many Surprises Are Promised in the Last Two Days of the Contest. KOLLE IN LEAD TO-DAY.) All Floats for the Great Parad Are Ready and Rehear- sals Begin. VOTE TO DATE FOR | KING OF THE CONEY MARDI GRAS. CARNIVAL. | Candidates must be monitnated to the Mardi Gras As: and accepted as candidates by the Nominating Committee of the association. No others will be recognized by The Evening World. Nominations closed Saturday, Aug. 26. Contest closes Thurs day, Sept. 7, at 12 o'clock noon, No votes will be received after that hour. OFFICIAL NOMINEES, 1 D. a Quartet Club Baron, foe 3. J. Mewes, Giencoe A. A John J. Curran, Irish-Am.A.A.11,434 Aaten Dahibvenger, Parmers’ B. @. Smith, Algon A B. Yacends, Panama A. © @. Frank Croissant, A. A. A. James J. Spelman, J. J. Spel- man Ass'n John C. Blake, Whalen Bros. James M. Curtin, Thea. M. A. 1,068 John J, Mickey, Soo. Old W.¥. 852 ais Prei 8,354 R. ‘Gorham, Alpha Phi Pre 108 || jeneel, Ger. Cit, League, 13 With only two days left for hustling, for there will be no voting coupon in| Thursiay's Evening World, and the py in the election of a King for the annual Mardi Gras Carnival of Flo! nd Song, next week, close exactly at .oon next Thursday, the election ts get ting Intensely 1 It te a cl finish for th More than twen: tysfive thou votes were dunt terday for William D. Kolie, the Brooklyn candidate, which put him the lead again, though there was other rally for Moe H. Ra brought him tn a close xecon and Jon J. Curran, of Yorkville Coney Island, pushed thelr me: mise great things in the ¢ forty-eight hou fawara G. smi candidate—for although Moved adout two hundred foe Leader Sinnott’s district a few we Ag, he is still a member of the many Club and a worker in the Twen: ed 2.80 votes during sand it Is predicted he will surpris hia opponents between now and closing cf the polls. At any rate, has selected his “Hen fully equipped with Queen: Duchesses and a He names Mri istlan name Is Kati rad Stubenbora § of Coney's hotel most ‘ARTISTIC FLOATS EVER| SEEN AT A CARNIVAL. All of which reminds that Designer | James Smith compl the big annex to the Coney Island, Saturday, the Mari! Gras Assoctation that the largest and most artis and beautiful fleet of floats ever shown at Coney's Reach Palace, and notified @nnual free show, In {ilu ‘on of the theme of the carnival, >wers and Bong,” was ‘ready for the illuminated r the afternos ven for th pageant and which will parade festival, Saturday, Sep’ k P. M. ts the hour for the ¢ Day parade, which will tnclu thing that appears in the {ue minated pageants on the first five nights of the carnival There will be a special meeting of o-night and a dress coryphees, fairies, soubrettes, —mer- maids and not to forget the chorus girls, who will sing the songs on each floats as they pass along In ree ore the q Inspector Dooley and who will have 1,0 po ery precinct in the fly carnival, wish sale of tickle Peper dusters things will not. be police have orders to arrest any one having wither of these things or any | one indulging in the rowdy practice of ufing confett! mouths or down t This will be still another advance | oward orderliness of this greatest frolle | of the year. A FEW OF MANY THOUSAND LETTERS OF CAMPAIGNERS. a pelemaen De herewith It Mod" uf" aman, BROOKLYN. QUART Comvound Callow epee dicomrpemcancrcteuil fe tid jr ott King’ "to “enjoy t “Knobedoint” Sweaty Offensive Feet ms of five to one th Incloned find seventeen ns, the ‘most po} 4 : | MRS MARGARE ROSENAGEL MRS -E-.G. SMH, ake " T CLUB, Richard Schmidt, President a merry old soul, a nine, he called for his bowl, J. Svelman with the tnlon for the King of Ce a rry| 1 More ‘to font Ane rH Gran a. hie Wao aid x ed find 5.000 votes tor Moe oi 5m FR HE: Hard and Soft Corns callouses can nd we harewei*h Delialt of COMMITT: pons | colle far Moe H. Baron foe Remarkable Home Treatment For All Foot Troubles Candidate for King of { Carnival SADIE BINNS, Joseph Axelrod. Jack Gralle, a fire aya we the ‘gat merry old | clerks (0 count tian, as BS Hew King, The Big Cees halt anoihe ee B. King Gull of for Marlem Add these twenty-five votes for J Lea 4240 coupons for SF. MES A. Inclosed find Joneph J. Hewes, yatem Corns and peeled right off, and the Inflamm, ty, bad smelling ® public tn gen any an hour of torture for Feet Qrte ee ree ee nn eee +--+ - +--+ ee Dts ork Ly | Lord & Taylor Founded 1826 New Fall Models Tatlored Serge Dresses With braid and velvet trimming. Exact copies of the latest foreign models, $17.50 & $24.50 Broaaway & 20th St.; Sth Ave.; Clearance Sale of Cotton Dresses Voiles, Marquisettes, Linenes and Lingeries, $7.00 & $9.50 Formerly $15.00 to $25.00, 19th St, y é ___ THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ick Date, ARNEY BAAGS ¥ i J. Hewes, GEORGE LYE. RES Ea Ingrown Aching Tender RA IL ETT TE TIT aie a! NEW YORKER A SUICIDE | IN HOTEL IN DETROIT! wolal to The Evening World.) IT, Mich, Sem Hesponden because of poor business, Jon st fifty years old, of New Y pl as a travelling salesman “Best Values at the Lowest Prices 121s By or ior To-Day and 430 Women ’g 43¢ & Misses’ Sweaters, 4 A special ning of fancy honeycom! in gray aE ite; figure shaped ; 2 fancy pockets, finished latest new French weave, size 34 to 44; samples that would be 98c in the regular wi Women’s 4 8c jd Powell Cigar Company | York, committed su day night or Monday by [himself in the right ter . lat the Wayne Hotel. No heard the YUth shot fired and the man’s body was not discovered until last night ‘The last seen of Jacobs alive was “lwhen he went to his room early Sunday of New & de some time Si in his room HEN all the evening. Ho appeared at that time to f Dutch Neck Waists. " high spirit, ‘The body " Pa aks sete 9 tater eck W atts, bo ive Casa Goudy “Moree end Gon brewing Rheingold Final clearance of all low neck w former price in." loner Burgess and will be held there Becr had been 79¢ and 98c; several pretty models; 34 sleeves, trimmed juntil relatives, who have been notitied, made the best, we with lace or embroidery; all sizes. are heard from, improved the ap- ———_> wee,| 30,000 CHOLERA DEATHS IN ITALY DUE TO FEAR, CHIASSO, Switzerland, Sept. {.—Sinee the beginning of the present year the total number of deaths from cholera in Italy has passed the 20,000 mark. Ter- |ror and superstition are causing out- breaks of violence among the inhab, tants who consider the authorities re: epomsible for tne scourage. Heaith measures are opposed by the people who think that the measures have been put into effect for the pur | |pose of spreading the infe they firmly believing that it is the Stat it of the authorities to kill. axe m| poison, @ large number of the ‘tien and in that way get rid poor. The earance of the jottle with a new label. PALE RIPE | RHEINGOLD Watch for it, bearing name of S. Liebmann’s Sons, Brooklyn. Dealers sell Rheingold Beer everywhere, $1 a case, 24 bottles, in Greater New York. Women’s 3 Qc Long Kimonos, All our long kimonos that sold up to 98c, beautiful assortment of fancy lawns. Double Blankets Children’. Fall Dres: vy quality Australian | High neck models, 14 sleeves, pee gr blue J AQ)|in, combination effects; material |. $1.98 a pair Le fancy check ginghams, plait Other blankets up to $15.00 earner nates Me i len’s Pajamas aise ine 8c Variety of patterns in woven madras Cc ; ' 79¢ be Tails Preddel. ROWE Any A. which kindly. place te Banltenders “Yor King. St Tons. is not 5 nd we have. lot silkoline covering, fancy tufts; val. $1.49 Other comfortables up to $10.00. Bleached Sheets Size 68 by 90 in., extra h muslin, scamedecntres: val, 3962 9C Bleached Pillow Cases Fast black, spli Z7ic flan end’ aes sizes; reg. 19 12ic joleums 2 yds. wide, coals of designs and col- t from the roll any de- 17c sre enath oe toate, Oe For the King of Ave oon Fncloaed please find 18 votes for Fi anh 0 Croiemnt of ‘te American He | of a hundred Wh the | measures most energetic will wash heavier; reg. 12}4c. Oxzyn Balm An exquisite complexion pow- der; with a sample of rouge Baron for 142%? W/o Important Sale of Garbage Cans, Wash Board, galvanized, with 29c family size 24¢ Fruit and Po- tato Presses Isc Slightly Used and Re- Ce ee ae Sta ; Washing | white or oak large japanned : 10c Liquid Veneer Furniture Pol- 1 ish teens Bestene; white willow acan Tea Kettles, gr: Peterman's Roach é¢| enamelled, No. 7. 25¢ Willow Clothes Bas-| Food.. Buckets, gray 12!c Grandma's Powder Kitchen Table: strong constr 85c modelled High-Grade Pi anos Including such celebrated makes as KNABE, CHICKERING, STEINWAY, HAINES Writes aee | Eon" *"C| soca BROS, SOHMER, FISCHER, MAR- Wien SC genase LG) Raratarn An Bc SHALL & WENDELL, Etc. eu Gel cites inet 19c| Bek Peony 19¢ " My - Weerern) or Mail Orders. Notwithstanding the fact that many of these in- struments were taken in part payment for new nabeggs Pianos || |v Every Piano Listed Below Is One of World Wide Prominence The Pianos quoted below are all worthy of your serious consideration. In many cases they were only rented a few months, and where they were exchanged for New KNABES we sent the used Pianos to our factory at Baltimore, and each one was put in perfect order; in a number of instances completely rebuilt. This ap- lies to Grands and Uprights and to each make, as they are all worthy of this un- care. They are in the same condition as when they GRAND PIANOS BARE eral! rose; per- (his sas0 seeeeeeeeese CHICKERING; small rose; fine order. Gulls will ba POLY. ‘urran ‘What ie aw ig_ Furniture House . Block 8th Ave. Saumann 35th to CGmpy 36th St. Our —_ are Always the Lowest! $52.50 were first built. KNABE; Mignon, Ma- ogary., (% beauty). $610) KNABE; Mignorette, $590 STEINW AY, & SONS) INS; $ small ebony ; in good or- der Wwasgso0"” *490 HAINES BROS.; small $ 940 Mah 3 ct. . Giahopeny | perfect. Was'$850..........0-. $495 Niahieyany berics i a One of our most attractive, handsomely modeled Suites— CHICKERING; small SOHMER; small rose; 3 very sare pieces with massive, yet graceful frames in aes small ros rose: ee good order. $485 in good order, $310 highly ished mahogany finish. Closely tufted backs as . fect. Was $850... Was $700 superbly upholstered in fine quality -choice of colors—-green, rose or brown. —spring seats Panne Pluel (UPRIGHT PIANOS 3-PIECE SUITES | 5-PIECE SUITES KARE) Mahoseny. $4Q6 | CHICKERING: Rose. $350 ia cc! Hanes: $999 $35.00 Suites.........$24.50 | $37.50 Suites. .$25.98 Mise Ms REA W et frat Bet). Newionly 50.00 Suit 37.98 | 45.00 Suites 50 sel: KNABE; Mahossn $440 CHICKERING; Rose. $350 FORMER: Rose, Was $255 ' : 44.49 | 75.00 Suites 49.98 Se NOR $ Was $500. “Now HAINES BROS. Was § 90.00 Suites. 63.98 | 100.00 Suites....... 67.50 Was $500. Now.. 395 ATRINWAY of SONS: $ $400, Now 260 Others up to $425.00 KNABE; Mahogany. $385 Now gt aN ae e 410 HAINES BROS. Was $250 Neen STEINWAY & SONS: § Sa Complete __ for 3,4 0r 5 Rooms __ At Lowes! KNABE; Rose. Was $ , 345 | HAINES BROS. Was ¢: (i ‘1 _ | $600. NOW. sve... 365) Wasssse. 9 sgh $350. Now ” $225 Outfits Attractively Furnished Prices! RAP Ga toe egg PTRNRAY siuSoN®: 9335) ARH S HEN LIBERAL CREDIT sui tt tars . Wa STEINWAY & 4 Now. .... ‘ : KBR yee: We $345 |SWargsen, Now. 3330 MARSHALL & WEN. $50 j, $5 0,54 Devoit| $1 00 {$750 to $10 Deport iS. DE! aS BSS A S * i KNABE Rose, \ Was $335 STEINWAY SONS: $999] DELL 0. $995 worm ic to - a Week! WortH fo a Week EBER; Mahoge FISCHER; Mahogany Double Stamps wit! id Single Stam CHICKERING: Rose, $350 Moe ere) Now $340] PWacsiod. Noweny”, $240 Morning Purchases DDN. Stamps Alter 12 o'Cleck PLAYER-PIANOS | me S.; Ma MARSHALL & WEN- | eee MRT arecoereas| © MICHIGAN FURNITURE C2 | MASON; Mahogany $260 Now o ah Was $600, Now... THESE 3 ARTICLES WITH EVERY PURCHASE OF +100 oR yen F TONE TEATHER OUCH FREE YOUR CHOICE OF ANY OF FREE THIS SOLIDOAK EXTENSION TABLE Particularly Attractive Terms on the Abov2 Pianos We also offer one group of NEW | Several NEW PLAYER-PIANOS of PIANOS of a make we fully recommend, *390 the equal of those selling else- $190 Wednesday only, at. . re where for $250 to $300, $5 Down—§5 Monthly Teliable make, the equal of those selling elsewhere for $600, Wednesday only, at Jerms to Suit $ 529 . APARTMENTS 750 . eer kereay FURWISHED 4 790 159° r0+500" ca Rar AY Gary HB Ell9 x NY. x EN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9 Octo WEEKLY OPENS J An We cor auy invite an inspection of our insiiamen’s at all times, which in no way implies an ob.igation io purchase. KNABE & Co., 5th Ave. & 39th St. Established 1837. SSE RI Sa? If MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— | A WORLD “WANT” WILL GO AND GET JX | RTA