The evening world. Newspaper, October 25, 1912, Page 15

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OOTOBER 325, 1912. “Better Goods for the Same Money or the Same Goods for Less Money Than Elsewhere’ “NO BOSS HAS STRING MAIN BUILDIN Ape Bi tos LWONT. R.” STRAUS TELLS #]|A Fountain Pen 2i*,%7%, fens $1.50] | Meet Me-at the Fountain if A City in pen, tmprin gold or whi A our fine anteed by the maker to, give entire eatiefection. The and each le fitted with karat gol THE VOTERS OF OHIO omeepienns Yn Cleveland Speech He De- Glares Old Parties Dominated |. by Property Interests, ve ry latest point. They are absolutel fe le etuinped to ordee, it = 252" (GREENHUT-SIRGEL COOPER @)| S22. Sixth Avenue J.B.GREENHUT, Pres. 18® to 19® Streets Crees oor ae ;: ‘MAIN BuiLuinw MAIN BUILDING Four Specimen Values from Our Amazing Sale of =:|| Overcoats and Suits | Extfa Special So Once sirave, rrosrave cun-/ Hf} | * For Men and Youths. Best Materials—Newest Winter Tomorrow, Saturday Only Slant at Central Armory, ne Mt] Styles—Lowest Prices in Town. Come Early, Tomorrow 1,500 Packs 25¢ Playing Cards— Tc Ric ira Men’s and Youths’ Men’s and Youths’ ('Squecnets””) @ pack corrective Suits ‘Overcoats & Suits 1,000 25s Commercial Envelopes us." While the orator je, with the Rev, Worth M. —sizes 58% and 634; XXX_ white; | 0 Values to $20 (Values to $15) We cagnot pemeiier a daisvar this price, value 500; & DOX........ ese ee ee een ee eee is le, having the screw Fequices three’ dave to fill orders. (MAIN Building, Main Fleer.) CLEVELAND, Oot. %—Giving most | fe attention to Barnes and Murphy Mew York and attempting to show jocratic candidate f “Tippy, Sylvester Evarett and Rabbi 8. | Margolles, the appluuse gained in vol- | ume “In New York wo have the bosses on Qe run," said Mr. Straus. ‘Rarnes says Ghat tf Tam elected—and Mr. Barnes has |i Including blue winter-weight serges and where the variety was so complete— national tation—I will maki ares cit tt OL ee isan Sa maid c tats where your choige was #0 extensive. $1 Bottle Listerine........ “ flor Mr. Barnes and a failure for Mr. Murphy, and I'll make a fatlure for all dossed, except my bors, and my boss people of the Empire State. have no longer a Democrattc or a Repur party, The several States @re tke New York. There wo have al Barnes party and a Murphy party. {A “There is no boss in New York who| hes any strings on our candidate for President. The Progressive party ts the|} @ause of the people. Now some are ask- fag ‘what ts the difference between the Progressive party and the other parties. Ta tell you. The so-called Republican @nd Democratio parties as they have eveloned and are now in the hands of bosses are dominated by pgpperty terests, while tho cause of Progres- iam 1s not only dominated but in- 4 by human interests."* POISON JAR GOT IN SPRING 4 BY ACCIDENT, IT IS THOUGHT. |5 Fully 100 patterns and weaves in OVER- COATS. All the new styles. THE SUITS are in fancy mixtures, worsteds and cheviots; also blue serge; Men’s and Youths’ Overcoats & Suits (Values to $30) Finest hand-tailored garments. Choicest Men’s and Boys’ $1 Nickel Watches oy ig ‘guaranteed for 1 year; American movement . 1,000 Pairs £1.50 Ball-Bear- ing Skates.:............... 75e 500 Pairs $3 U.S. Army Shoes for Men fates: $1, 4 5 heavy Gcodyear welted soles; sizes 6 to 11; at No Mail, Telephone of C. 0. D. orders will be Aled 01 the above specials. Quanr'ties 'imited. worsteds, cassimeres and chevi- ots. All siz- hundreds of handsome patterns in Men’s and Youths’ Overcoats & Suits (Values to $25) Here the assortment includes silk-lined blue serge and silk-lined cassimere SUITS. Also neat patterns in worsteds. MAIN BUILDING S ipa productions from the leading manu- 7 Recent ‘ Risa, Nokian and tae ey eeuaees A wonderful vatiaty; 1nstiding “‘The Fashions of the Hour’’ INo Further Action in Perth Amboy | All the oe at ‘ : hi bli Silk Case—Mrs. Symer Not Ar- ° popular sivie end as lona e 1 rested, as Reported. materials, materials, \ and Convinced that no criminal action ‘was including ° Mara ot He Ith ‘Pe th Amb he 3 i i AE Chiff Bl of Heal orth Amboy, N. J., “ Wil investigate further the finding of Heke 1r0n ouses 42 old Jar, which had contained arsente, y rasDion ing used by @ number of poor/MI || ar......: Clothes” for * damilies for wi ‘The epring 1 cls street Amboy, settled by foreigners. Thi ‘was found before any one had drunk | # the water. An analysis by the Board of | Health showed that the jar tained poison, Mra, Annie Sy Extra Special Extra Special 782 Pairs of $ 1,462 Pairs of $ “Kingly” Trousers Be 5 “Kingly” Trousers 4 husbands and children, were called be- Values-to $4, at Va'ues.to $6, at @0Fh the Bonra of Heaitn. Tt was shown that few of them spoke | (MAIN .Buliding, Second Floor.) 4 could not have purchased i! on Sale Tomorrow at $2.50 and $3.98 Blouses for All Occasions ina Large and Varied Assortment Included are: Particularly clever models of chiffon, brocade, Duchesse satins and peau de cy; Very hed probably been dumped on the ° 1 Di l d ‘MAIN BUILDIN “ate or ay oF newest high and low-neck models; lon, sleeves; exceptionally dainty collar. Some o! Ee abe Cie cucor New Trimmed Millinery|| < [eam Aiea/g sax ss itecse ti Sam, at *5, °6.75, °9.75, 14.75 & °22.50 DNS Ff aie Siesta F colorings are represented. No valuations And at a price, we as bold to say, . : 4 : montionsd’ (We pee? to have the blou: Your Millinery Allowance Does Double Service J speak for The new groups on view in our Salons, tomorrow, are characterized by a SMART- eee ence enn ear TSP PSP eUaaG : Smartly Tailored Shirts at *5 and %5.90 youngimen; at Extra Special 500 Tan Raincoat Price ae prieare *5.95 Stores up to $:0; here, at as made that the old § NESS and a DASHING QUALITY taking them entirely out of the class of the ordina ! Our Salons, Tomorrow ie Aninteresting collection of tailored effects with new Robespierre collars; corded yokes ° GA at shoulder. Materials are crepe Ge chine and brocade, All colors. This Ready-To-Wear igs TMAIN Bullding, Fret Floor.) Tam o’Shanter Hat, *1,95 HAIN BUILDIN Woes q ‘ V\\ 7 |... Just like iilustract E ” erect= ines an D : anit tty, at ne os un ot. Se cn Meats, Groceries, Etc. Lin mpoo—a trimming 3 ome very popular ia the last few weeks. and colors. Fresh Meats Paty parted rH ed, dry- iquors alt i pee’ oe Another style of} Shapes—splo i in bl Zags “ph hae ve | $ : DIAMG? eetersea ‘tee | Al Also, at *1.95 dress hat. nade of ida? ape with sik velvet facies, 7, ‘ensh, leos 10 per cent., within one year. ns, ind , \. a (Children’ ‘9 Plush “Hanky pecia i ly el le, made F ( c ne, ne Hats—corduroy in To-Day and 10-l.lorrow and the new paid cloth in 69c *35.00 59) 4 a ener a tae Vanes 22,39 mal . Gi Department. for roasting; 1 oe quart botile | #128. quart BEST BOILED HAM—siised; shige ‘edbic 8128 lates boiwe Amore than 8 Ave te — soft velvet crown, Particularly Featuring a Sampie Line of Fancy Feathers; Values to $1.25, at Husnan hares black Nerien Rin S $1.50 Black Freneh Curled | $3.95 Ostrich Plumes— | $5.95 Black Ostrich Plumes | $6.95 Black Ostrich Plumes vee 1. 95 Plumes—16 and black th aa colors; | 7 and 18 inches ‘SE | 17 inches long; lull broad head; $ 4 4 Ladtes’ and Gentlem: fave id 95c at.. i) | aes ‘au ited at, de About fi | 2 15 inches | a iat the time hi $2.98 Black 0: eh Flunee—16 | inches ones $1.95 | colors tomatch any new suitat eatin ‘ stk ca eee: Ld ‘MAIN BUILDING: Svecial Sale of History of the Civil War Gold-Filled B O t $ A HA Every One Will Want Watches Oy S vercoa S 3. oD PHOTOGRAPHS, which were oby ped $1. 9 5 ~ tet up to 86; Tomorrow, at . . orrow’s pr’ a i Ese Yow cannot duplicate them elsewhere, even at the original selling om Newest "Here's s book that should be ia every winter fabrics in brown and gray; long, convertible collars; plain or belted Lacks; orary, public or private, The text is sizes 9 to 17 years, sitten by Pr ofessor Lossing, and the il- Chinchilla wool coats in blue and gray, sizes 3 to 10 yerrs, and double-breasted sstrations were made under the greatest models, including fancy mixtures, for sizes 5 to 12 years, {ficulties by the famous war photog- pher, Brad Boys’ Overcoats and Reefers — | Boys’ All-Wool Chinchilla Reefers| Boys’ Finest Overcoats and Reef- ¥ values to $7.50 — ALL POPU-| and Polo Overcoats— tee ers— comprising every new Thin model; full 10-yer guarai- teed gold-filled cases; choice of engine- turned or pine pol- ed Observe ovr ve sie Stone, Diamond Included in the volume will be found im and double - brea ‘et this sale: Mlectan nnetralia(ot tha areal acniands LAR STYLES AND CON. yoke and fancy pi ; effect, material and color; in- Ladies’ Rinvs | rs of ed ibe Unlon and Castedarite VERTIBLE COLLAR MOD-| sizes 6 to 12 years; also sing clading patch pockets, split fy Our be \ F ELS; grays and browns and| and double-breasted models,| sleeves, belted backs, etc.; oui orces, the armies and navies, as well as hr i ‘ 9 1 many with stripe effects, for hg ji lancy mixtures; sizes 9 to 17 absolutely the finest collection 50: iany scenes of the highest historical in- t lads; sizes 10 to 18 years; and for ie srest—about 1,500 piciuresin all, years for younger lads; some) finte chaps stylish models in] 4m this group that you will i The book is strongly bound in cloth with estrachan collar, also fur-} tan, gray and brown allewool| find anywhere, even at con- q my oe ed trimmed kersey-cloth coats,| fancy overcoatings, siderably higher prices; values # nd would make an extraordinarily fine splendidly tailored: latess $ values $10.75; °7.75 to$ morrow, 51075 2 Brace ift for a student or a veteran. style-features; tomorrow, at tomorrow, at.. at. | (MAIN Building, Fourth Floor.) WAIN Building » (MAIN Building, Second Floor.) 180 Broadway, ‘New fa a DOUbIe Green Trading Stamps with Purchases Before 12 o’ Clock—Single Stamps I hereafter . ® 4 ae fo wpe Alli 9 | BOMOPD ki Mw OH aon oa 7 y