The evening world. Newspaper, February 3, 1911, Page 3

THE EVENING WowLD, PRIDAY, FEBRUAH:s 3, igil. " PROMINENT MEN = Z'a-Day Is.the 100th Anniversary.ot-Horace Greeley’s Birth; 4 PRAISE GREELEY'S. = Review of Famous Editor’s Career by His Granddaughter ( LIFE AND AND WORKS, “Other Persons May Ad-' e Him as the Foun- | der “of the Republican Large Catheltig fa in AMermanic,) Party or the Father of | Chamber of City Hall to. | PA prada chs ld LU ’ | e Actions of His Life I Have Most Rejoiced In Is His Signing the Observe Centenary. beupicn AMERICAN, Bail Bond of Jefferson | A TYPICAL, AMERICAN, Dail Bond of Jefferson ene Cheviots ianionsictnemie Praxidint éf ike Cons| YOUR LAST CHANCE. to mak Gen, Horatio C. King and Ale federacy,” Says Nixola| he garg fee, en site ae of high grade Coats as variec bert S. Henschel the Prin- Greeley- Smith. and fashionable an pe tment as cipal Speakers, “In His Estimate of, ei i bal Women, in His Appre- ciation of Their Talents, | r 4 Maliigea enere cl Horace Greeley Was the, ; xe ’ SO ell Most Progressive of! f Great Men.” The centenary of Horace Greely'« “ One of Those Men Who| Are Just, Against Their' Inclinations, Fair De- \ie spite Their Emotions +t Simplicity the Keystone of His Character. bairman Francis ard of Aldermen preside | GREELEVS BY NIXOLA GREEL#Y-SMITH. | If Horace G pocket anil ley were alive today and co oe . : z ‘ie flags floating and hear the speeches that Four Great Habel, in honor of his ¢ ry, he would m CD HORACE GREELEY | Gen. King d ; tae pga /iscteelf simply, hones:ly and unaffectedly, as he did fe ‘OR. sodes in i DES i, i incident of the career which ended in political and death in 1872. He would tell this eration what know about him, with an ea al daughter, to feel. To be the descendant of a g It means ip is destined to be a s it sounds UNIQUE PICTURE Of MORAG GREELEY moe BYNOTAIES = ATHISARTPLCE country le w tine~ Big Gathering at Amherst Joins in Celebration of SE to ihe APUG PARA HOAL Editor’s Centenary. lO cainsc hy rece) aw tole Relate WORDS OF 0: The branding ! was the bri Tribyne, whi the forum for AMITERST, N. H, ARAST SCO ema St F225 uaS | Dining Room Furniture» :|for the month of February high- class, well-made, superior quality Din- ing Room Furniture. a i ; {high art designs in various woods—all re- markable values. REDUCTIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS DURING FEBRUARY, 70-MORROW, Saiurday, l'eb. 41h, Coats Sacrificed $12, $15, $18 Values, $4.75 One Model Like Pictur Black Meltons Scotch Mixtures includin heavy and medium we ight mixture and black cloths in mannish and | dressy models. Superbly tailored appropriate!y trimmed and fully worth their original prices. In truth the greatest values even we have ever sold at so small a price. SALE AT ALL THREE STORES 14-16 West 14th Street New York 460 and 462 Fulton Street Beook!yn 645-651 Broad Strect Newark, N. J. Furniture Stores , —- Established Nearly Matt = Century? SPECIAL VALUES IN Attractive Low Prices | in guaranteed Some exquisite new China Closets............. +++ $15 to o $100 pe a aol 41238 02 318 isiveahin hat f Buffets. $18 to $150 WE FURNISH HOMES COMPLETE—CASH OR CREDIT. GEO. FENNELL & CO. 2209 3d Av., bet. 120 & 121 Sts.“ Furniture, Rugs, Bedding Bronx Store, 3d Av. & 149 St. r sonal intluc of his p rew that ric ed{tenary) of: tie y grandfather. : San Gelauratan int thie | Avrean Lue EROUD OF HIS igh POVERTY. Vi ul part \ nae the o ae link I have always been pi s . a ated in " nd? , parents and b s genius ata G ' rim t ic opinio Be t A f ur t 1 ‘ | play an A 1 \ | ta Y aw 4 v ' a : anid and aft ler of the la ad uw 4 we arid ” ithout dis. | < mn, but of all the actions of 1 pat . nitro-glyceriie 1 the bail bond of Jeife:son t i . io : at 1 2 sted Over 400 Veare, t 4 p ESAANN, , he & New York City, 9 vin za : \ Wy fis i i ‘ ' “ t mies WASHINGTON IRVING HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' TRIBUTE TO GREELEY Irving | at No. Go W 2 u 1 4 — 7 | Ae a i Just a Plain Printer, ticles upon his K ip Horace’s de pract young man’ advice, suspende dredth anni n of x wa iain Nach birth SAUL BIRNS and Cream, ELUENT. P TSvCOND AV hed DELICIOUS! 100) Inbabitants Jy ne SILO MO QUIENES pper Hea ¢) Haight, now el it ‘taxis EB BhONG LN me “Loo k for Tet ncaa oRoY the hand that socks man world crer to Cure @ cold to Dae ae wo da a day when Acker, Merrall & Condit esr. Company Prices no higher than elsewhere DOZEN BACH Rice—Noreca Fancy, 3!» Ibs. for 25 4 Asparagus Tips California Green, Ko. 1 Cans 2.50 yy ie) ee. Tomatoes~ Extra Jersey, No. 6 Can 1.35 12 Re sal White Cherries. 40M, & Co. Fines! Calitorn'a = 3.25 .28 Jams— Pure Fruit and ur, 1 ib, Jar 2.85 25 Twenty- oneStores, Conveniently Located | a0 a FAR t LE[|9))= : X 4 p> Se ‘a 2 Radical Price Revisions INVOLVING OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF High Grade Suits & Overcoats || + FOR MEN & YOUNG MEN, ‘A Formerly $16 to $20 At $12.50 Formerly $25.00 At $18.50 Formerly $28 to 339 At $21.50 Formerly $35 to $40 At $24.50 Radical and Conservative ium and Heavyweight models for Mi oung in black, blue, gray Men, in sizes 32 to 44 mixtures. Hackett Carhart &@o |- 13th St. zar Chambers St. 841 Broadway, at PAT MAKES LITT) ‘Dib 3 “WORLD WANIL