The evening world. Newspaper, July 11, 1913, Page 7

| i 4 NINE JUDICIAL PLUMS READY FOR THE PICKING IN POLITICAL OFF-YEAR Four of Thee Aes Are for Terms of Fourteen Years at a Salary of $17,500. For an off-year in politics, this wil be Particularly rich pickings of judicial Piums. Following is a Met of the offices to be chosen in the clty and State: Two Judges of the Court of Appeals te Gucceed Chief Judge Edgar N. Cullen and Judge John Clinton Gray, for fours teen years at $12,000 a year, Two Justices of the Supreme Court for fourteen years at $17,500 a year, to tale the places of Bartow 8, Weeks and, Bugene A. Philbin appointed by Gey, Sulzer to fill unexpired - terms, and a third to take the place of James ‘W, Gerard when he resigna to become Ambeasetor to Germany. & Judge to succeed Warren W. Fos- ter of General Sessions for fourteen yeare at $1760 a year. A City Court Justice in place of Robert R. Luce (Tammany), for ten Years at $12,00 a year. Two Municipal Court Justices in place of A. P. W. Seaman (Republican) and Leon Sanders (Tammany) for ten years at 00,000 a year ‘Two of the political organizations, the Progressives and Republicans, have sot machinery in motion. Chairman es has called the Republican State ‘Committee toxether for the purposes of @esignating Judges of the Court of Appeals. This deing an off year, the State oom- fitters Instead of State conventions Make the nominations, The Republicans want Senator Edgar T. Brackett of Sar- toga for Judge of the Court of Ap- peals. The second place they are keep- fing open for a dicker with the Demo- rate and in these uncertain times of political upheavals, Charles F. Murphy Will probably not force an issue and ‘ill combine with the Republicans on ® non-partisan basis. The Progressives are likely to reject ‘union with the Republicans. Col, Roose- velt expressed a preference in the latest fesue in the Outlook for Justice Mertin W. Keogh of Westchester, a Democrat, and Justice C. Loughlin, a Republican ef Buffalo, for the Court of Appeais. The Democrats have two candidates in Roger Foster and R, Burnham Moffait besides Justice Keogh. pnt EE COOL WEATHER AIDS POPE. Health of Pontif¢ Continnes Good. He Regrets Balkan War. ROME, July 11.—The Pope's physicians to-day dissuaded him from taldng his Beual drive and walk in the gardens of the Vatican owing to the violence of the storm and the heavy rain. His Holiness continues perfectly well and the excep- ionally cool weather conduces partly to keep him in good health, ‘The Pontiff is deeply concerned about the situation in the Balkans, He ex- Preased regret to-day that both Bulgaria and Roumania, the two most advanced @f the Balkan nations, should engage in @ fratricidal war, latory you ought to Sac. end there ate thousands ot women who would be glad to tell you a0. There’s No Reason why you should hesitate to con- sult ‘about a good depilatory any more than you would about rand of toilet cream. 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There are rumore that she was kidnapped by an @utomobile party, but there is not the alightest apparent ground for them, ‘The reason the girl's family did not mine her for three days was that she had deen visiting her elster, Mra. Brooks, ‘SEARCHING PARTIES FIND NO TRACE OF jx suet | ns Hgttoma gl el atl bit —_—_—_———— ‘Teo Rebuild Hditor Bricbane’s House Piane for making over the three-story private Gwelling at No, @ West Forty- sixth street, owned by Arthur Brisbane, into @ loft and store building, at o cost of 99,000, were fled in the Building Mother Thought She Was With Relatives—Kidnapping Theory Now Advanced. GOSHEN, N. ¥., July tA soarch- | ing party which went out into the hills [and through Purgatory Swamp lest night looking for traces of Mise Beulah Reeve came in at 2 o'clock this morn- F ‘WASHINGTON, July l.—Seoretary of State Bryan will leave the capital on July 9 for @ six weeks’ lecture tour in the West. It is believed that ean ‘Wileon has given his consen' ing without any information regarding Miss Reeve or her disappearance, ‘The searchers, who are led by deputy- sheriffs and Mise Reeve's brother start- @1 out again at 9 o'clock and up to a | late hour this afternoon had not re- turned. When last seen, Miss Reeve was stand- ing in front of the home of Surrogate | ‘Swezey Monday afternoon. She had a | bag in her hand and appeared to be waiting for somebody. She continued to pace up and down after Mrs. Sworey | chatted with her and entered the house, So far ae is known Miss Reeve had no love affairs and her family are at a lone to account for her disappearance, The town fire alarm was rung yeater. All cooking fe made appetising and digestible with LEA«PERRINS’ SAUCE ‘THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE Mifeutute dates improved by 13 An Appettcer Seld by Grocers Everywhere Our Cut Flower Special High- Grade Which We Will is represented. You will patterns. nd just on the eve of ecials placed on 6: ine MAIN BUILDIN: Men’s £3.50, *4 and § “Sample” Low Shoes, at $1.50 The entire “sample” lines from two prominent manufac- turers, All this season's styles, All leathers, Sizes are nd 8,in A, B and C widths, All soles. Boys’ $2.60 and $3 “ —all styles and leathers; vies 3, 3h, 4 434 for larger boys, and sizes 11, g and 12 for smaller boys; all have dyear - welted soles; "(Second Floor, MAIN Bullding,) MAIN BUILDIN: Women’s Auto and Traveling Coats Made of Natural $ Lil Linene. Values to $2.50, at..... These are full-length mod.-Is, both loose and belted styles. Some are plein, others trimmed in contrastixg colors. Collars are convertivte—can be worn either ones or closed at neck. Sizes 32 owe HAVE ONLY ABOUT 500 AT THE PRICE NAMED,.—if ou need a coat of this character it will be advisable for you to come EARLY to secure it. (Firet Fioor, MAIN Bullding.) parchment paper, FRESH BUTTER most delicious tainable; t-ib. print ONE: Our Own Bakery Fresh aupplicn from the evens sbeut ———-—MAIN BUILDING: Men’s 2-Piece Heavy Ribbed Bathing Suits Value $2.50, ‘1, 48 Tomorrow, © ks Floor, IMaIN Buitding.) tach, 100 and... A FRESH POUND CAKES. raisin, marble; each, $1, tore Sixth avenue J.B.GREENHUT, Pres. jDouble 2 an Green n Trading Stamps Before 12 o’Clock—Single Stamps shir ng | Trousers $5 Trousers—tor men and $1.25 White ‘Duick Trous- (Thied Floor, MAIN Building.) THE EVENING WORLD, FRECKLES Don't Hide Them With a Veil; Remove Them ‘With the Othine Prescription. This physician ond is removi beautiful Riker-Hegeman freckles md prescription for the removal of treckion "ores, was written iP ®@ prominent Pa, egeege! @ clear, sold by cate: ea absolute guarantee to refund the money if it fail: pled te! freckles under a veil; othine and remove them. Moh alti) firet few tions should wonderful pe en at come of the be Tighter ceo Kong rot my ea Be sure ae ae Te double str strength phitine: it is thie that i roe 2 This Store Closes =) Tomorrow (Saturday) at 1 o’Clock New York’s Best Bargains in New York’s Coolest Store ‘MAIN BUILDING: Beautiful Killarney Roses aand Carnations 29¢ appealy Price, Tomorrow, at tind in the lot your ale tomorrow. with/Mohair 89- sizes BROILERS —relected, LAND FRIES™cui dressed spring, pair UITON ff LEMONS— (Second Floor, MAIN Bullding.) Fresh Meats jarantes. wear aheee Yes, we'll close tomorrow, and every Saturday in i. and August, at 1 P.M. Just 414 hours during hich you may take advantage of 3800 Men and Youths Can Have These SUITS #12 BLUE ALL-WOOL SERGE SUITS AND NORFOLK SUITS in three different and very exclusive models and In forty ication, here are some other sold on the money-bac! gu W. L. DOUCLAS para ns ee'ents oe |*Bd8'4 & '4@ SHOES Dusters—all 5 to44; at Ralncoats-- Plaid-bai a oe 1,500 Straw Hats Values up to $3; Tomorrow, at. . A rattling big special. are the most popular of the se Hs The shapes are the very latest. The trimmings are excellent. Here's where you buy a straw hat ues Juss about 4 the Regular Price Genuine Panamas—this season's newest styles; values to $7; tomorrow, for Men and Youths 3.25 freah-b led 28¢ Fresh Fruits and Vegetables REET SEELG COOPER @ 18* to 19% Streets ‘1 FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1918, AT ALL FOUR HACK- ETT-CARHART STORES OUR 57th JULY CLEAR- ANCE MEANS AN AV- ERAGE SAVING OF 40%. OUR STOCKS OF HIGH GRADE SUMMER CLOTHING, WHICH WERE PRICED UP TO $30, ARE NOW BEING SOLD FROM $9.50 TO $16.50. Our money-back policy is 57 yeare oid. Youbiahfarnanteto.ss, 265 Broadway 1 Broadway 119 West 42d Se. 154 East Am Near Chambers St. at 13th St. © Near Broadway Near 3d Avenue Opposite City Hall Near UnionSq Open Evenings Open Evenings ALL CARS TRANSFER TO Lexington to 3d Ave. 59th to 60th St.N.Y. tore Open Saturd:ys Until 6 o’Clock / Our Factory-to-Home Method of Selling Pianos & Player Pianos will appeal to that large class of persons who want Pianos of poten quality at reasonable prices. manufacturing reteilere, Bloomingdale Brothers present to the blic the unusual opportunity Podge Age minus the middle- Just think what a 5 recess pot ty i it — to ee to Baapet meter e - Walters 88-note Player Piano A Piano That Anybody Can Play =e 9899 [= *2 a \ Week! New¥ York pecan No Insurance, No Interest, Lexington to 3d Ave. 59th to Goth St. | Store Open Saturdays Until 6 o’Clock Saturday a Big Day in Our! July Mill and Facto Sale! | $10 Summer | 2,000 Prs. Suits at 6. 16 to 22 patterns. Exzceltent values. None reserved; this sale includes every patent colt, gun metal, peir of here for to-morrow, Saturday, at, each.. Soft or stiff cuffs. Materials are Russian cord, ized and satin stripe madras, in distinctive occasions, mY ee mpfr our regular ssccke 1 ut ict kid and tan Rasa calf oxforde e Trousers al 88 | $1.95 fy Sizes 30 to 44 in. [ ° finish. They Tor iyed goign ogee > pct my ‘The shirts are peo of 2 to 14 Year's Tallored styles in navy duck with in a 08, Natural tute wall Lived » a wide flsction of * Sixes for women and biked Women’s Bathing Suits at $2. will not the, discerning nutes "0 "to dieco f mo! hair, wit round collar eee oY vith oe Cy er ki he $3. 33, 5. "sS.00s and others | 50. Mela Pies, Sale of Millinery , | Saturday at 95¢, | $1.45 and $2.45 Men's avery 2 oe a powrtary for Girls (59 | Bags, | Suet This ee Case se) Onting Skirts at 89c| |; rane tough fibre matting, | —— oller of -. “After the Day's Work" there is no power more conducive to rest and recreation than music. The Walters &8-Note Player Piano solves the problem of musical enterteinment in the home. Every member of the || farnily does his or her part toward entertaining friends. To the husband and father who has becn at business all day, and to Ill the wife and mother who has her everyday houschold dutics to petform, it proves a splendid source of recreation; it helps them to forget their every- day cares—to the young folks it proves an educator and joy maker com- bined; they readily respond to its charms with a song or a dance. To all it affords unbounded pleasure; in fact, it creates an atmosphere of joy end | happiness in your home. HH brings fo your home you would not be without one for @ single day. | to bring new life to your home? Special for Tomorrow, Saturday, Only 12 Walters Pianos, $225 Equal to pianos sold elsewhere for $325 On terms $1 a Week No Interest, No Insurance, No Extras Price includes stool, cover and free delivery Player Piano and pay the balance at the rate of $ of $2 per week. Send for our latest illustrated piano Upon sree @ representative will call, Third Floor. jales’, Lex. to 34 Ave., 59th to 60th If you could only reulize how much pleasure # Walters Player Piano | Why delay the purchane, if $2.00 i week ia all you air required to pay | EXCHANGE your old Piano for a beautiful new Walters Piano or | on waist draped Suita, Dutch vee with band Bolo Bacon Moor. Flannel One-Pi belt an | it shee neglected. $1.50 Arch Supports, 69e) op the balecon: po! ‘cho, naines of the dealers for whom were made to sell tor 61,50 and) Niu men aod | women, None ©. 0, D.| to any part of the wo slae of show, » Soret Poor, 5,000 Fresh Killed Fowls, weighing from 3 to 4 Ibs,; worth 22c; at. Rib Roast, very best meat; worth 20; special Lege and Loins of Veal; worth 20c; special. . Lamb Chops, Pork Chops, Veal Chops... . $00 Legs of Canada Lamb, at the special price, Ib. LOOMINGDALES’ 50th t Read the Yelue of the season mors newrst variety toned end wel i ath ne wo ne thers | traive' special at de, 7he and 95C | | Main Floor, Fresh Metis eee for Saturday | 16:¢™-| ‘it Summer Millinery Bargates |) Panama fet the greatess 1 ca Benes au | Summer Resort Advertisements In To-Day’s World ) 1 i }