The evening world. Newspaper, January 18, 1911, Page 8

Moe Levy is Now the Sole Owner I've bought out my two partners in the firm of Moe Levy & Co. I must realize quick cash on the stocks. will be closed to-day and ng and running jumps and he shot g their field da as its enthuste course, nearly all the There t no golf, | have no p | narium of Spe 4 ? sages Can Be Sent Without |pvintees and tt is watd. tors sioner Wililam F. Baker wilt robahle a [ Mr. Marti wo are per-| Ground Wires. fp OR q connected swith | | | | go | The first wireless message sent from jan aeropiane In the Borough of Man- | PIANOS When it's Riker’s “ended Miss Gilder. |hattan was “touched off" tn an ex-| think athletics, physical | periment by Philip Wakeman Wilcox of son of Dr. 8 F. It's Guaranteed— || Are Sold in Greater New York and We have been || Vicinity, direct through manufac- guaranteeing |; turer’s salesrooms, Their prices Grill in the develop: demonstration of best types of modern womanhood, | sending wireless despatches from a fly- ty EXPEC: |/and terms of payment are uniform ORANT for || and are fixed at the factory. There! Physicians admit that her outdoor Jing machine without ground wires or | Coughs for 64]|° hae . § is no haggling. There piano of | Ufe hae made her taller, stronger, years. It has more for every taste from Thursday. Sale Announcement Thursday See to-morrow’s papers for full details of this great sale. Moe Levy 119-125 WALKER ST., N. Y. | Inlme wearers of the cap and gown! are bet cts. and 60 cts. a bottie. If a 60-ct, | Fle from $450 (special) | up-| ; ange was 0 , end Postal for talog. | ws T “elect” too many sports and too few pore bottle of Riker's Expectorant does | Wards.. Send Postal for Catalog. | 1439 BROADW AY, N. ¥. THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1911. Riverside Dri vous, prostra- no &t wires and no antennae. ; wamen ¢ cents buys an extra bottle of Hyomei. , i nt Minit tee ete a eke well . f ie walls welghed | Omei outfit that costs $1.00, ; Drill, Says Barnard Dean 3). 90 oes) THROUGH WALLS 2" Hood aartto berth Hivomel ant | ; “Mivormsd tproneteee 1U Hiphcaeily le oneal Successful Test Shows Mes-!#2:% @ year. Bridge Commissioner | money back. No stomach dosing— Doesn’t Let Sports pleasant to use. Druggists “but Realizes Necessity el whl R hehe tnd OA) tion would be xtinot" Charles Rosa sent the mestages whten | Something You Ought to Know Hf you do not own a little hard rubber > quickly cure yourself of hawking, snuff- . ' 912,000 Piams to Drop To-Day. With Saner View Than the Names of two new Commissioners of | guaranteed to cure catarrh, asthma, sore Kingsley Martin and William MeM. | Dwarf Studies,” De- "to Health.” this city has sald that if every | i“ bh) ances. The demostration showed that woman would take an hour's walk | ad Wireless equipment of the aeroplane 1s a arr lJ erers each day in Central Park or along et merely a atter of key and coils, with Athletics arnard. FROM AEROPLANE If you now own a Hyomei inhaler, 50 | pocket inhaler ask for a complete Hy- ing and spitting. Mayor Gaynor will probably anmounce Water Supply to-day. Both will draw) throat, croup, coughs and colds, or @er Brother, She | ‘ |Hyomei cures catarrh by killing the clares Miss Gildersleeve, 4 mentay | Columbla Univeral of the | Wilcox. He mad By Marguerite Moo*ra Marshall, Ze the modern young woman @veracing her athletics? The modern young man has been Brought to book frequently on a similar BH sharge.and no less 0 personage than Gov, _ Weedrow Wilson of Now Jersey has /) eompared the average men's college to a @#aining school for acrobats. And now the Vassar authorities suggest that fem- | better propared fom-her natural |*"t*nnae, from his aeroplane at the firm friende— || reliable nm duties, headquarters of the United States Aero- ng equal, the|Hautical Reserves, ‘Twelfth street and more grateful users—more satls- |! $175 upward. fied purchasers—than any other Prices of WISSNER PIANOS with | TH. M, Horton, a Government expert, | y | Was at a receiving end of the wire in the T. Louis, No. 69 Fifth a yatoally, tho | Pith avenue, yesterday. Cough Remedy In existence. 25 “ : | not stop your cough or cold, bring WAREROOMS: interesting sending the ovtkinall’ back the empty bottle and get | 9¢ sth Ave., cor. 15th St., N. ¥. k we'll agree with Miss Lenox Li is filed with wire- P mon nleeve less telegraphy and acronautic appli. !_YOUr Money: 538-540 Fulton St., Brooklyn. oradies. A Notice just placed on the college bul- Jetin board reads: fied “Wo student having conditions in her @eademic work may play on any team) there's always the insidious temp- | Wt] euch shortage in her percentages! tation of the car or carriage in | has ‘been erased. First year students| ity streets. One thinks, ‘T'll get | | | HEAR NAHAN FRANKO AND FAMOUS ORCHFSTRA, RESTAURANT DAILY, EIGHTH FLOOR © 32 Years Loader G of Fashion Cr STipsont 7) Have You Tried Our Famous Restaurant? Perfect in service and appointment; very moderate in orice; delicious cup of tea, Se, and daily menus This Greatest of all Linen Collar Sales A Sale of ALL-LINEN Collars also embodies complete fay try for their teams, but must work) there so much more qyick! 8 thelr conditions before taking part in} out realising that the ti: ‘Beld or track meet.” on the tramp is an investment the implication ts that certain] with the best sort of returns— Weewer girls have decided the “A” in| health. ana ¢ i ‘ sleri > pecial dishes by one of the best chefs in Greater assortment of styles for military and clerical wear. hae A.B. should stand for athietics ne woman nerve specialist of | New York. Better lunch with us tomorrow! SIXTHS AVE. 19270 202 STREET. NEW YORK ‘Ample varieties in Boys’ and unusually large sizes. Yesterday I asked Miss Virginia C. GilMerslesve, the newly elected dean of Barnard College, if she thought the en 8 Gverage girl too devoted to sports, Sports Not Overdone. “Bde not,” was her prampt response, omac 0 hy “The normal girl gives ath- Aetics their full value and no more. ns he makes of them « means to the @R4 of perfect health. The girl of fe-aay ie wise: enough to know ‘that some form of outdoor exercise mecessity. wo Average young woman has { RAND | ONDoN Town GLENS PALES N.Y. Clarendon Spindel : Alber ren Bran «= “* A Very Different Sale” Chelsea T2yain Bl ¥ein ‘Maitely saner atuletic viewpoint 4 Fzin By%in _ brother. “= seis ce {Wise Greatest Sale of Collars Ever Held! ( Vassar, that a man must attain ee seeing rank to be alate for | it cs EN, More than Quarter of a Million of the CELEBRATED BRAND work eae isa tee the | tess j More than 100 STYLES-——¥4 sizes— eee 2. ola te training for ion i LONDON TOWN te Ea C h Sizes range from 12 to 20. The Whitt! On-2 LINEN c sizes, styles and shapes you want F 2/ain Blizin. COLLARS a Doz. Fresh, clean, stil! unpacked. e C 150 Extra Salesmen—1,000 Extra Feet of Sell- € c — Le 72 ing Space. An Enormous Window Full of 7 Each Doz. These Collars. Thousands of Men W illBeHere. Each Doz. iiegacill Working Properly, Because There Is Wind In It, Use Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets to Set It Going Again, derful degree, and really very close to the old Roman ideal mens sana in corpore sano, and , because they keep ath- im the proper place and not—every iN a grrr yg Bey ares e These Collars were made too good to sell at ‘*2 for 25c''—the popular price. They were made of + pean Bevan ee ee H bl The Reason: linen. Most ‘2 for 25c"' collars are cotton. They cost over $1.15 a dozen to produce. attack to | onorahie Other “2 for 25c”’ collars wholesale at $1.10 a dozen. CONSEQUENTLY proper wuiriment. ot Féin B Pin fice, A wh aod then "wot r THE MANUFACTURERS OF THE LONDON TOWN BRAND OF LINEN COLLARS have gone out of the collar-making business and this is your chance to buy linen collars now at half price. They are better collars than our own standar! “2 for 25c"" brand, which we consider the best in the world at this price. a Mal THEY SOLD US THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF LONDON TOWN LINEN COLLARS—21,63¢ dozen collars in all—AT LE THAN HALF THE Us L WHOLESALE PRICE. The stock is new, clean, fresh—in fact, still in the original boxes, wrapped in tissue 5 in B paper and with two covers, and will be sold that way, but only in dozen lots. “Only last winter a woman : ‘ : ¥ of Vassar organized an athletic club for f C=) quaintance and ree zg 1 sium for certain Ne “There should ag ed a Whittington-3 ‘armories, at the ‘ F2 a8 bY: DruryLane Cambridge TheMint Albion Shephard FZAnB2 in F2in. Bilin F Won. B. Wain F2einDi%in ~ F Zin Bin F2in Bian, SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO., SIXTH AVENUE’S FINEST STORE Our Great Sale of Sample Robes Marks an Epoch in Robe Retailing The Greatest Sale of Paris Made Sample Robes Ever Held a NEVER in our history have we had such an enthusiastic response, These Sumples are from a maker famous all over the fashionable world for his wonderful creations; and the in- teresting fact that we are selling at 60% off regular prices has crowded our Robe Section since Monday with pur- ‘ is, chasers from far and near. X| eo You can buy the richest Parisian Robes ever seen on we) this continent at actually less expense than the duty you would have to pay if you brought them to this country yourself, The collection is q marvellous one, containing hun- dreds of individual models, and to-morrow you will find promi- nent among them those handsome draped and tunic effects now so fashionable. tar Main Floor, They are marvels of artistic perfection. There are Robes of crystal net, beautifully hand embroidered. $] 448 | Robes of black net, handsomely hand embroidered and , beaded. Broadcloths._Velvets,_Boucle Robes of hand embroidered) Robes of shaded silk crepe, Cloth, Basket, Rough Weaves lustrous satin messaline, also of also in solid shades. rich silk crepe. | ri ray PaAfea chi cold) usb bended , heir] he black silk and and embroidered, eautiful lace, ‘ Robes of white sik eom-| Robes of chiffon and lace in bined with rich lace. black or white. =< 2 32 Cienover any | ), k\ of aumbbaia or ine | ‘them 45 maw cogaretuy ct |, dor Regent Park Carlisle otieeoead |: eat Oe, a0 Fin. B tein. Fin Dlin excellent exercise | COR. 46 ST, &8ZAVE. y NE MINUTE FROM BROAD Vi GRAND RAPIDS Fupni TURE. Furniture Without Deposits - Purchase in this manner has never proved satisfactory to the buyer. Our methods are always to please our patrons. 7 Small Deposits and Low Prices Prevail throughout our entire establishment. Here’s a Sale of 80 Suits ToSuit Stout Men Would Regulariy $ Sell at $25 to $30, to-morrow ° - ANDSOME, Le & correctly con- if . structed Suits for men Gwe /)% who usually are com- pelled to patronize the merchant tailor because _> of their dif <——. fi ficulty in \ accommo- W/omen’s Smartest Suits Superbly§ Tailored, at... ] 5 (.. Special To-morrow Select from 350 Handsome Suits to Gratify Your Own Taste. formerly triced at $25, $30 & $35 MOST fortunate purchase from the manufacturers , who supply us with their iuplicates that have proven in- stant favorites this season. CF Third Fioor. dy the latest style adopted by women fashion, and are elegantly tailored in a manner that bespeaks thoroughness even to the most minute details, ‘The materialsem- ployed are correct and selegted not only for their fine appearance, but also for their serviceability. braced are dating Robes in value |to 82040, at... Robes in value to $19.50, at.... $7.48 theirunusual size, #@ Becond Floor, Good clothes should have character and individuality, Simp- son Crawford's pos- sess both. You will find great say- ings here to-morrow fancy mixtures and plain effects. To : here are the sizes: BS Bee $12.98 Fi ion GTS. AS noes rae rg $17.98. Call and Make Your Own Terms 10 New York, New Jersey, Long Islan! en! C. axecticn’, and Smart Mixtures, The diversi jain and t ede! 8, with A Werk Opens an Account—We Pay Fre ght, i ad jaunty new engin coats and Ungs Chest Size 96 37 38 39 Rooms Roms Rooms Rooms Apartments i with guaranteed satin or peau de th © ey in value 0 ¢ tity... S1L15i1 4veratshee Marines Aeuraished Syatciinea Furn shed tor q cygne. The woman who desires a Robes in value to) Robes in value to| Robes in value to $100 eat Si 40 42.4446 $109.93 at $149.75 $200 Up $59.00, $94 488 *34 48 $44.48 £2 tata ~? new suit will do well to avail her- self of this splendid opportunity.