The evening world. Newspaper, October 26, 1911, Page 17

FLOOEY WALL STREET. Afternoon he eel share Corporation when {t was announced, near closing rs had form time, that the Steel di ally cancellated the company's with the Great Northern Ore Company of @ to a level of 681 An unexpected co: public Iron and Stee! resulted in considerable unloa the company’s shares, reacted 11-2 points. Other shares reacted in the final range of yes ges, are as’ follows, Low. By It’s In the ensuing decline Steel | common dropped from @ morning high | ing ot The common sympathy with the Steel issues, and the market left off at the finish bets below of 4s, compared witis TWO TICKETS ~ onfte For. WYSELE ay A FRIEND ID ONE FoR, Greer - EH? LAUREL PARK WINNERS. olde: five and @ half furlongs. calibar, 103 (Dugan), 18 to 6, 8 to 5 and 3 to 5, won by a head; Christmas Day, 100 (Peak), (Estep), 12 to 1, 6 to Time—108. Also Thirty- te, Auto Maid, Little Eng- Hancock, RACE—Purse $i i fant), 9 to Nef, 106 (Dugan), pu and Surfeit. THIRD RAC! $500; three-year-olds and miles.—Rosshampton, 148 (Tucker) to 2, 6 to 5 and out, won by a | u Flat, 143 (Allen), 5 to and out, second; Brid (Saffel), 3 to 1, even and out, third, .| Time, 4.46, Also ran Merriman, The King, Luci ——— LATONIA WINNERS. FIRST RA ve and one-half fur- 102 (Ganz), won; , second; Madam » third, Time—1.07 Rouncing Lass, $3.9, show, $3.00, IND eee Six straight $5.9, place, furlongs. = straight $4.9 ; Light OF Ary’ Place $3.10, thew: | My Life, 108 (Henry), place $15.50, show, % | $5.10, second; Mack B, nks, 103 how $3.8), third, ‘Time, 1.13, ady Lightning, Iso ran, Sleeth and HOEIOOCR IER Ie RIT ECONIE * 99% «**FOE-RHEU”?: HARE HWM MWe HON RB al CORE FORE SCIATICA, GOUT, GOUTY HAVEL dei ar ‘ BE STILE ES PEE ES FPEET TT EL TS 1D | ‘THE ‘OE-RHEU COMPANY * g9Cortlandt St. New York City Overcoats, not Football, we’re talk- ing about. We’ve got big, rough, shaggy plaid backs, striped backs and plain backs; ineidentaliy, some not quite so rough or shaggy. Then there are tight backs, loose backs, and Raglans, with full backs, but no comebacks. Tackle them; they are the biggest Overcoat values you ever saw at $15, $20, $22, $25 and up to $55. Ready-to-Wear, for Men and Young Men. BROADWAY, at 40tb St. 47 CORTLANDT ST,, nr, Greenwich, 279 BROADWAY, nr, mbers St, 125th ST,, at 8d Ave, UNION SQUARE, 14th Street, West of Broadway, Harlem Store Open Every Evening. ‘THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1911. LAUREL | ENTRIES. LAUREL RACE TRACK, Md, Oct. 26.—The entries for to-morrow's races are as follows: 6 to 5 and 3 to 5, nece | O td Dresser, 1 Monthily, $ J 3.75 Very substantially made and well finished. The case is 20 in. deep and 40 in, wide; note the six extra drawers. Extra large glass, 22x 28 inches. Beds and Furniture , in variety. Sanitary Bedding Made in our own factory, Plenty of sun- light, miedern machin- ¢ wholesome mate- Bedroom endless Store os Gee! Think of a Guy ey j Park Row and Chatham S$ 193 to 205 Park Row At National Sporting Chib—=A1 Palger vs. Soldier Delaney, ten rounds, At Houston A, C. Marty Brown, for t At Fordon A. ©. man vs, Joe Wagner, f ley Gold- Missing That Game Yesterday! were?) LATONIA E*TRIES. LATONIA, Oot, 20 —The entrios for to-morrow Selling «I fivecighths miles, OH GEE=-"THeRe Goes BAKER |! Nanaty ty Lad, 101; TY S Bitendts 11 by ma | idebesnnd Widen laauen'o¢ Heal, ‘A fow di nd Swet” Owen: RADWAY & CO., New York. oo> YEAR Low Prices and Credit, Too. If you want premiums, souvenirs, trading stamps or any sort of so-called “free” gifts, don’t come here. All we give you is full value--good goods for your money, and plenty of time to pay. Prices marked in plain figures. Stores which give things away “free” have to get even by charging high prices. $30 worth for $100 “ “ 50c a week $1.50 « $2.50 «© 6 $12.50 « = « ore convenient. ED, $200 “oe ee $1,000 « “ Payable by the mont! Collectors sent if RE We will open an accoun. 10°, off if you pay cash Prices marked in plain figures no extras, Sotid Mahogany Rocher $6.50 50c Monthly Very handsomely finished, well made in every particular and balanced so as to be very com- fortable, ur any amount, Suites, Rockers and Chairs to suit everybody, New Harlem Store 3rd Ave.@12Ist St. 2212 to 2224 Third Avz. This Great Building Is Full of Everything for Housekeeping Acres of Floor Space Ls Alarm 59¢ Oak Zable, $5.60 Clock, §0c Monthly, Stands 7 inches _ SIX foot Extension Table; top aa wy, 42x42 Inches; strongly made high, nickel finish. snd well finished, ¢ Everything for the ining room except the things to eat. . i CaP Rach Si. 65 Aa hes wide; 9 hooks gy, landy Por~ clock, with ‘able Lamp, 89c bras and figures. either for gas or elece Weathered oak, Lots of or- tricity, Lots of others nts and bric-a-brac: Fila e and for cup name up to $100, Floor Coverings in Fall Colors A new Rug or Carpet will work wonders tor any room little expense. Our stock is up to date and com- mous iluminated revolving racks enable you s of samples na very few carpets and ce for matching linling or laying. anes pee ae & Sons | rene will trea, the avatem of all the abore-named de. table, 25 centa a box, At | | Copyright Ham Schauer Ae Mare a Soaked alias ee, eb Rito Se eee eek eS ae Wallach Bros. Third Ave., Cor, 12d St. 1195 Broadway, 246-248 W. nee saa (Open Evenings) Just below goth St. (Open Ever The Home of Hart, Schaffner & Marx aa Clothes for Young Men . OUNG chaps, college men and men just out of college know and appreciate the good i clothes that Hart, Schaffner & Marx | make for us. There’s s asnap, adash, a verve in their style that - appeals to the young: ish man. Nor are they extravagant— $18, $20, $22.50 or $25 spent here will honestly buy more than you would think for, judging by the price and Value Standards that obtain otherwhere. Just come in and look around, then you'll KNOW. Clothes for older men, too. Conservative in style, but of the same unordinary value. Suits, $18 to $50 Overcoats, $15 to $65 eel SS ethos Sana eee HE Sunday World’s Want Directory makes more “Offers of Positions” than any other two mediums in tbe universe.