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TH EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OOTOBM t, 101t. r News Oddities ! "Feraim who go to churches." says a Georgia law syllabus, carry liquor or have liquor either on their Inaldss or their outside.' 'must m The world's champion vife la Mra. Jennie Felt if Philadelphia, whose husband haa beaten her every day of her nine anda half years of married life. "The Clerk." laid Judge Frederick l.awtnn of the Superior Chit Court, Botton, late ycitcrday, "informi me that the icore is note 2 Jo U in New Jerk's favor. What that mean, do not knov, but he icemi to think there arc pertont h:re who will be interettrd." Who la Srnlnv. to Eilr(ir I" study Kmo peaii municipal gov, rnfMttl wttU a vU-w to ndoptlng some of law Kurope.in math Bda In A'nerloan rnunk pilitip. Amona the illr pr.Menera were flrn. Avery D, Anilr,'te, l.aly Boot dol. John "rnn. !ol ntfv A. Olbbe, M. I'.: Mir John L, a nvlAdf HArFIn : I ton. Hen. Mrs. l.innel UlfnbCri. Sir Henry Lennafd, nart M. P.: CfcPL l. O. C, NewL.wn. M. V 0.i Hir George ii. rui.i. nigh Commis sioner of Australsa. and Col. Uertrao II. Bhepley. Joseph Lancaster, purser of the Lual tanln. waa making his laat trip. He li is been In the tervlee for forty-four years, and when tho liner rea hee the other ' aide he will retire to hie home In Kng-land. a the cloud of g ay dust aa the Presi dent passed. The President and Mrs Trt, MM Mabel tluurdman. the!: cues' and Ma1. T I. nitoades. the President's nine .and physician, were gtfeJta io-nght at a hotel of flovrn.r-eleci l'letche.-. .'ir. Taft shoo!: iir.mls with a long line .' Verrtionl is Joarrh Mtrtl.-vf Aasc mhlv to the l:bte Iloua 4wlav. hut will not talk politic. Pltten rablc i. by a negro, Edward Elam, a Stanford (Ky.) farmer, la dead of By marrying his brother's widow, Harry E. Harkneea. of Altoona, Is abont to become his Btphjaffl atepfather. The new wife's son Is also about to marry. What relation will his children be to their father'a uncle and stepfather. "Sho'a not aa good aa aha used to be," exclaimed Lewis Campbell, an old time horseman, of Arlington, Md , dropping dead aa his mare finished fifth la a Held of aeven. GROUNDS FOR DIVORCB Mna. Anna K. Thome, of Beres, O.. says bar haabarid gave her no meat, but only eggs and potatoes three times dally. Non-self-supporting Harvard students, according; to the Cambridge Elec tion Board, will not be allowed to vote In the coming Presidential election. Determined to tee Mr. Churchill, the Fint Lord of the Admiralty, Miti LUa Clunai, an Bngliih tuffragette, turned herielf into a human tWfer, addressed herielf, paid three pence pottage, and had herielf delivered ai a packet by a telegraph boy. TAFT RIDES AND SPEAKS IN GREEN MOUNTAIN STATE. MONTPI2I.IEI, VI.. Got. 9. -After a run of mora than 131) miles In the face of a keen wind that wtoletled down through the mountain valleya. President Taft motored Into the capital at Ver mont laat night from Manchester. Dur ing the day the President mads speeches In many little towns In the Green Moun tains, but In all at them he kept far away from polltlot. There were few villages on the day'a Journey that were no: decorated for the occasion, and many were the little red school houses In the hills whose pupils were lined up and waiting for a look tm U. S. PAT. OFPICB CELEBRATED HATS The permanent choice of a growing majority of discriminating dressers. t NEW YORK 0 Chicago Philadelphia Agencies In Alt Principal Cities .Mi Cain Is to die oszt month at Sine; line. William Welsser, Philadelphia's biggest man, weighing 4(0 pounds, wtB burled yesterday from a saloon because then waa no door In hta house wide enough to carry the caaket through. A truck Instead of a hearse led the way to tho oemetery. US1TANIA GETS FIRST REPAIRS ON Finn BIRTHDAY Btfc Oner Sails on 75th Trip After Doing 500,000 Miles Without Mishap. three passenger. William H. WaUbrook, John H. Groat and August Quick, and about fifty enthusiastic fHendo, kept awake those voyager, who want to their cabins before the boat aalled. Another paaaenger waa Brand Whtt lock. the reform Mayor of Toledo. O., The tAisltanta of the Cunard Line left for Fishguard and Liverpool at 1 A. M. to-hy. At Liverpool she will ly up until Dec. II to bo overhauled and have some repairs made to her engines. In that way the big litter will celebrate tier fifthbirthday. She haa made sev-Mlty-fivn voiiigea between Liverpool Nr' York since ahe was put in lllHlHW five years ago. end lias aevir mm mid up ior repairs, oomn-.-, she lias travelled nearly half a Sttllon miles. Amonr the M Brat cabin passengers o leave or. her this morning was Wal lorf .V .-:. who OaDIS here a few weeks .go. Ho haa loft his wife at her old lonie !n Virginia for a short time. He Iftjd he hM had u busy time during his yla'.t lo ' !ng after tils real citato Inter ests, and hoped to ntsjio another trip next year. A band which escorted to the pier How to Makm Better Cough Syrup than You Can Buy A nasally OnonlT miiT o Hasina mm ,nd ml aev, r A full pint of cougb syrup as much as you could buy for If .50 can easily be made at home. You will find nothinr tbat takes bold of an obstinate cough more quickly, usually ending it inside of 84 hours. Excellent, too, for croup, whooping cougb, sore lungs, asthma, hoarseness and other throat troubles. Mix one pintof granulated sugar with pint of warm water. -and stir for t minutes. Put H ounces of Pincx (fifty rents' worth) in a pint bottle, then add the Sugar Syrup. It keeps perfectly. The effect of pine and.sugar syrup on the inflamed membranes is well known. Pinnx is the roost valuable concentrated compound of Norway white pine extract, rich in puaiacol and all the natural dealing pine elements. Other prepara tions will not work in this formula. The Pinex and Sugar Syrup recipe i now used by thousands of housewives throughout the t'nited States and Can ada. The plan has been imitated, hut the old successful formula has never been equaled. A guaranty of absolute satisfaction, or money promptly refunded, goes with this recipe. Your druggist has Pincx. or will get it for ynu. If not, send tm The Pinex Co.. Ft Wavne.lnd. ti - - - - - i -Jl IJVTRANCE TO STORE i inbnav Htatloft gWLa. 149TH STREET SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEK SPECIAL NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED 50 Delivers Either Bresser IN Birdseye Maple OR Mahogany Reg. price $14-30 $24.50, at " Cblflooiers $11.00 lo MaJch . NO MAIL ORDERS CREDIT I V lL:s Imperial Leatber Couch l-.llH CASH 01 rUKBAOl THIS SOLID OA K BIWNO TABLE FREE tTV--5 -sal 3 UeTusn oi I ramo. w SB Hex ii l.i r I'rlm I '- VaaV fE with cver Purchase of $50 YGUR TERMS r nun TTDUS W Pay Fares and Expenses. OrtN tVlRl WUjBW WIBL Rlld Oak. With Every Purchase vr 7 Free Ue?vry by Our Motor Tacits OPERl SATURDAYS U .TIL 10 P. M. 149,h Si. B AUMANN'S 3" Ave. 125T5 STREETWEST '7.95 Women's, Small Women's and Misses' Smart $10 Corduroy) Velvet Dresses The grtii demand for corduroys this fall his already sent prices soaring. We are par ticularly fortunate In being early on the market and securing a good quantity of these Cordurov Dresses In a new Paris modal (see illustration) at a noteworthy low price. Black, Navy, Brown and Taupa, Four Colors That Are Enjoy ing Widespread Popularity Now. That the demand will be most enthusiastic we have no doubt for this Identical quality Is of fered downtown at flO.OO and even (12.50. Misses' and Small Women's sizes 14, to, 14. Women's sites J4 to 44. Ribbons Unusually Low Priced PANCY STRIPED TAPPBTA RIBBON 4tf la. wide; In pink, light blue and white: also heavy quality HAIRBOW TAFFETA 54 In., In a full range of colors, Including black and white. Reg. ate and 35c, per a yard 15C SELF-COLORED FANCY RIBBON In a vari ety of pretty designs and choice colors) 4H in. and 5 In. wide. Reg. 35c, yard 2iC Women's Boots and Slippers 1JSO nalra. We have hat closed the largest deal m footwear In our history. Oualtty, style, workmanship all entered largely into this splendid purchase. The values are great. Every one crying high prices and increased cost of living this sale will relieve your mind on the shoe question, at least. Your unrestricted choice of 31 kinds, that ahould 1 OA sell at 3.00 and W W . " Including satin suppers in every color and black. Taoa Patent Gun Metal Ktdakin EMI Mat Kid Velvets Lutton, Lace and Elucher Cloth Tope KH Tops All Patent All Velvet Gypsy Cut Untrimmed Hats, Ostrich Plumes and Fancies Black Velvet Hats, 2.95 A large assortment of small, medium and large shapes of black silk - gg veivet. This is an excellent qualty, and exceptionally low priced at X YO $5 Ostrich Plumes Black and white Ostrich Plumes 17 in. long! broad drooping - OCT heads; Frtnch curl. A big value Xf.f7 Ostrich Fancies, 98c, 1.25, 1.98 We are showing at the ai-jvc low prices a large variety of Ostrich Novel- ies, now in such great demand. Women's Imported Jewelry: A Sale Thursday, Friday ana Saturday the most remarkable price-con cessions on the latest novelty ellects from abroad serviceable, stylish, diturem. At no other time has the range of selection been greater. You are sure to ' pick up" many excellent bargains. ORIENTAL PEARL BEAD NECKLACES extra heavy, filled bead; in blanche, rose pink and cream col- on ors. Reg. Si. 50 OVC POWDER CASES In German silver GOLD FILLED BRACfcLETS w:r ranted to wear 20 years; in band engraved, cTiased and plain English finish; large sizes. Reg. a a( 2.5o Ie"vy LAVALLIERES In sterling silver, set with pearls and rhlnestones, on sterling silver chain; also platanoid finish, set with amethysts QC- and sapphires. Reg. St 50. "Ot ROBliSPIERRE BAR PINS Brooches, Collar Pins, Pendants, Bracelet?, Cost Chains; amber, pearl and coral necklaces. Peg. 75c to $ 00 VANITY CASES - lorgnette shape, In genuine gun metal I goU C'.cJ Ud German silver, co.iuiining powder puff and mirror. Peg. ACs H 0 40c 49c and gold filled; containing puff and mirror. Reg. 95 GERMAN SILVER VANITY CASES containing mirror and coin holder as well as compartment "JQ for powder. Reg. St sJVC CHANGE PUHStS In genuine gun rr.al and German silver, with draw string and oxMized top, with ring for chatelaine or chain Reg. ii.OO LORGNETTE OR PURSE CHAINS jeweled, with 72 brilliant crystals; In platanoid finish link deslrn Reg. U.oo 49c HAINS crystals; 1.95 Long Silk Kimonos, $2.75 A very stylish model, with Em pire effect; In all the desirable' pat terns, with light and Jirk grounds; trimmed with satin to match. Women's Fettic.ats, 1.39 Made of a new clinging fabric in a very stylish polksxloi design. Also another snug-iitti 1? inojel in black with deep pulled flounce, fin. shed with tailored Persian bands. Womrn's Long and Short Gloves No other store in New York offers better assortment', of high-grade gloves than we do. Indicative of the bargains always to be found are: KAYSER'S NEW LEMIIERETTE GLOVES 2-dasp; with drawn lack; made with new E.ii! ili thumb; sewn li P. K.; washable. In white, yellow and gray. Per pair SVC LONG ELBOW LLNGTH GLOVES 16 button; white imported glad . aK kid. Regularly 2 id, pair IsW Silks at Wonderfully Low Prices SATIN MBSSAjLINB all pure silk; 35 in. wide; street and evening shades, Including hite or black. HCln Reg. l.0O. , yvc CHINA SILK l vard wide; white, blacjc, light blue, pink, brown, tan, avy a id helio. a asj Reg. 69c... tVC COAT LINING sat'n r serge; one yard wide; white, grav, tin, black or navy, guaranteed! two lesions, Reg. 11.00. . 79c 17 Minnies from Grand Central loA. & . Subway Stallon Hoyt St. Direct I M se!to eaaassg as . Waal ftleWle4nf sV& SaaWey las- feasSL lasaaail Csteasatsst wffa) fTJfa aMaTfVea) AM Mas at aa- Just the Things You Want and Undcrpriccd The Thursday Specials All Over Store WE GIVE YOU WHAT YOU WANT WHEN YOU WANT IT, and it is just that thing that w underprice in these Thursday Sales. After all, the real bargain is the thing needed most priced less than usual. Go through all these items and you will find e.ery one a most desirable article specially priced for Thursday only. aWake a memo so that you will not forget the goods you wish to buy. I IHUftbUAY SPECIAL. I Women's Tailored Suits, Special at $12.75. $17.50 to $24.75. TWO HUNDRED tailored Suits, and wonderful bargains at the prices we quote. New length coats and skirts cut on the latest lines. The materials are diagonal and cheviots, broadcloths, wontada, man nish fabrics, etc. A number of the Suits are reproductions arid sug gestions from imported models. Also a lot of strictly tailored styles. All the best shades for street and matinee, such as brown, concord, Oxford gray, navy and black. None sent C. O. D. or on approval. 1 HO.ifrDAY SPECIAL Men's $10.00 Raincoats, $7.50. A VALUE WE DO NOT exoect to match arain this season. Double texture cashmere, in olive or tan shades, bought by us in the piece. Smart English plaid back Coats, new and fresh, just in from our best Kaincoat maker; a positive saving just when Raincoats are I most in Jemand; all sizes from M to 4. Men's $5.00 Raincoats, $3 95. SURFACE of domMtic Canton, dirk tan stud. Inside coatlne ol tan robber, fully vulcinijtds only about 5o of these; all slits to begin with from 34 to 44. I THURSDAY SPECIAL. 1 Velvet & Plush Tarn o'Shanter Hats At $1.98, $2.98 and $3.45. THE VERY NEWEST in the millinery wcrld, and they are bound to make a hit. $7.95 Tailored and Semi-Dress Hats, $5.95. In plushes, velvets and velour felts, with smart trimmin(s of th new Paris imitation paradise and aigrettes. $1.45 Ostrich Pompons at 69c. Fancy ostrich pompon effects, In natural and colon. Main u4 Slarnxuiinf rtaora, 1... Htiililinl. THURSDAY SPECIAL. Men's $l& $1.50 SUBF,m Shirts, 78c ; A KLMAKKAM.E opportunity for those who prefer.a stiff bosom . Shirt for 1-all and Winter wear. Thr product of one of the best makers-, all new styles, Just received from j the lactory. Attached and detached cuffs; both snort and regular length bosoms. Im mrnsc variety of patterns, chiefly light effects, In black and blue colorings. Just 1,500 in the lot, and siaes 14 to 18 Inches. 11.1a flow, rmat, Bui BatMias 1 I THURSDAY SPECIAL. I9c K Cotton Challis, 1154c. A CLEARANCE of 1,140 yards of this excellent wearing fabric, at the lowest price ever offered. Although woven of cotton, tliey have the appearance of wool; dainty figured and bordered designs; for ki monos, dressing sacques, etc Mob? floor. Wort BMliUoi j iHUHaOAY aftQIAL. Men's $3 and $4 Soft Hats. $1.05. FOREIGN as well as domestic Hats, in an excellent variety of shapes and colorings; irregular sizes from early season's selling; not j complete in any one style, but ill Mze.-. in Hie assortment ; rough or ) Miiootri tiniMi; every nat a woiwenui vuue. M . n II., i . Mm' BulMiae THURSDAY SPECIAL. Women's Shoes, Special at $2.05. GUN METAL CALFSKIN, In button and lace models, with mat kid tops, flexible welted and stitched soles, high arch last, Qiban hetlS. fiwond floor. Wat BiillalQi. THURSDAY SPECIAL. $1.00 House Dresses, at 75c. OF CHAMBRAV and Seersucker, suitable for maids or nurses. $1.50 House Dresses, at $1.19 Of Cambric, Chambray and Seersucker, made in a number of stylet. twoaS floor, warn, ftjat. Ukasml BallSdsj. THURSDAY SPECIAL. Two Special Drug Store Offers. A. & S. HOME USE Ammonia, large bottles, regularly 21c, 15c. Whiskbrooms, regularly loc., at 7o. Store orders only. Mita ruw, tmot. B.iidisf . I HURjOAY SPtCIAL. $15.98 gd Dinner Sets, $12.98 101 PIBCBi handsomely decorated with a delicate lace border and gold edge througlKHit; set includes Soup Tureen and three Meat Dishes. At tic each American cut glass 5-lncli handled Bonbon or Olive Dish, a rich piaM of sparkling crystal, handsomely cut In the popular chrysanthe mum and fan designs, flnkhtd with deep walloped edge. Store orders only a . i n ti . - anu nunc ... j u. i i iw nam. cuiral I THURSDAY SPECIAL. Men's 50c Underwear, 39c DERBY RIBBED, fine combed cotton yarn; su perior quality and linish. Shirts have sateen fronts. French necks and long sleeves; Drawers have cou-J in laving, jian uuiiuio auu iciiiiuiccu guiicis. Slight mill imperfectiorts. Men's Underwear, 69c. Wtneer weight fine merino Underwear, natural gray, extra good quality and finish. Shirts have self fronts. English necks, wHh fine mohair braid trimming; Draw ers have coutjl facings and reinforced gussets. Men's Underwear, 98c. Egyptian cotton, Winter weight, superfine spring needle ribbed Underwear. Shirts have self colored poplin fronts. French necks and long sleeves; Drawers have coutil facings, pearl buttons and reinforced gussets. at sla Oaot. SSaa's gSaSgSBI E I HURSCAY SPECIAL. Women's i Stockings, 24c. FINE LISLE THREAD Stockings, with dOuMt soles, heels and 'oes and doubtt tops, in black. Women's $1.00 Silk Stockings, 73c. Pure silk Stockings, with Mile or silk tops and sold, in black and col on. Mm r.oor, hsaJ, C'trl H ... Iln I TMURi PAY SHECIAL. $1.50 Princess Corsets, 79c LON(J, straight hip model, low bust effect; made of white coutil, supporters attached. $2.00 J. B. Corsets, 98c. Tour new Fall mode's, straight h!p lines, low and medi um bust effect; made of white coutfi, supporters attached. S2.50 to $5.00 .Sample Corsets. $1.69 Long itralgM liip model, low bust effect; made of white batiste and coutil, some boned with walohn, sup porters attached. Sale of Brassieres at 49c Made of batiste and embroidery, well m:de rfl perfect lining. auuiuf. mat. Bast Brtistus .1 THUWDAV 8PCCIAL. 1 The 44c List of Fiction Contains Intensely Interesting Books WE HAVE ADDED TO an already Urge list of excellent titles the following. You will recognize many of them because of the unusual comment they created when they were first offered. Many rj-e in the publishers' original bindings, with illus trations in lor. In some instances there are but a few Books of a title: Carpet of Bagdad, by Harold McGrath. Her Weight in Gold, by George Barr McCutcheon Allsa Page, by Robert W. Ohambers. Testing fire, by Alex. Corkey. Havoc, by li. Phillips Oppenhelm The Mystery of Kavenspurs, by Fred JVV White The Short Cut, by flint. Castle t)e Monte, by Nathan Galllzter. Law of the Land, by Hmerson Hough. Caravaners, by the author of Elizabeth and Her German Garden. Adventures In Friendship, by David Grayson. Main now. atSf, But Bmidiuj THURSDAY SPECIAL. Men's 20c to 35c Half Hose, lie COTTON AND LISLE thread hUH Hose, in fancy stripes an-! checks, some em broidered figures and side clocks; full fa.-.hioned and seamless. Men's 35c Pure Silk Half Hose, 24c Made with lisle soles, heels and toes; In Ian, navy, fay, smoke, bur gundy, lavender, cadet and black. tUla flo-ir, iln'l M .. .1 uj "I THUH8DAY 8PEOIAL. Children's Flannelette Gowns, 39c AND THIS is a ridiculously little price for a gown as well made and finished as the. In pink and blue snipes; sizes 4 to 14 years. Children's Dresses of Lawn, 98c Value S1.9S. Lace and embroidery trimmed; slats from a imams 10 3 years. I THURSDAY 8PEOIAL. J Gas Chandeliers at $6.75. 18-INCH SIX-PANEL leaded glass dome and bras Crown; two outside lights and two chains' complete with burner, mantle;-inner chimney an i (Vobt; in amber or green; bead fringe to match. S2.25 Imported Alarm Clocks, $1.75. Mahogany UU, inlaid with ebony and miple wood; one-day tune and alarm; guaranteed movement; a-lnch Silver dial. bubam Am. Oralnl Buudlas. 1 HO RDAY bPiiCIAL. Boys' 50c. Under wear, 39c NATURAL COLOR merino Shir:-. Pantalets ami boys' Drawe . well made and linifhed. Women's 25c. Underwear, 19c. Whttt, llHM lined L'ndervestJ, long llMVSSi ankle length Drawers i natell SI ill" imperfections. Mala fsase, fiasassl laMlagi E THURSDAY SPECXAL. Hemmed, Pull Size Sheets, 65c HEAVY ROUND thread bleached muslin Sheets, itM yards; size before hemming; exceptional value at 65o. each. Hemmed Pillowcases, 14c. Each. Oood heavy quality bleached muslin Pillowcases, 45x34 Inches 4c each Ww flour, wm L THUKaDAV SPECIAL. J $4.75 Table Cloths, $3.98 FINE double satin damask partem Table Ooths, 2x2 and 2xiyi yards; variety of pretty designs, but no napkins to match. $10.08 and SI3.S0 Table Cloths. 7.98 Superfine double satin damask Table Cloths. ax3 and 2x4 yards; handsome designs; no Napkins to snatch; a saving of S3.00 to 15.50 on each cloth you buy. Hemstitched and embroidered Irish linen Pillowcases. 45x36 Inches, variety ol very pretty designs.' special value at V J '