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of Pisa. That fired and T lost mol naa a ime in picking a quarrel with the nith, and gave him @ sound thi prtiy afterward Sid asked me con-{ tially if I reaily believed that tower was so out of plumb, I Was o onfess that I didn’t; that ld leve such @ thing could stand alone meon's a ident made it nec intil I saw it. Sid a and| OF ALL THE go to first 14s ‘Obably never cha ed his ne e 8 { have, but I reached middle age before Hundreds of Americans Di Zt LFOR ONE, HADNO [itn neon our intention to play a mericans Disap- as REASON TO COMPLAIN | came of bait at but when we got < we fou w n pot pointed When Chicagos and hor. he neinnbo age, spot is he nelghborhood ‘suitable for a diamond. All--mericas Fail to Play in Nice Because There Wasn't Any Suitable Diamond. CHAPTER XXVIII. “a it was not untl! the! would have it, these w wo got that day, We tried to console our- Ives by going over to Monte Carlo, Sid although we didn’t succeed in break- ug the ban that world-famous gam- Aing establishment, I, r one, had no] =¢ eason to complain of my luck. Thaven't} Wl Vy 30, although possibly he Spalding was a winner on or of our opponents | nt v ere ed th B nag ish | land I ‘is overed that Th the full cussetin veteran of thirty channel weather, “ever, Now that: It most of the sea cap- #0 the Kame had to be given up, to our 2 nd a two-bagger by Pettit and ap great dis nt wha that ot sev-| lOUS I Win at Monte Carlo, but Lose al Game in Paris, Americans who were stop- A S we passed through the Ttallan iM, as he usually ts in every- ws he goes into, Players See Gay Paree. After we got into Paris it was almost re we were given a chance @ Parisians how much better Ife if they w Teatest Kame evel @ and were longing for some- city of P | France we "xt morning we 1k few things lest school ld have for- gotten that but for an incident cons nected with @ picture of the tower In| my old Mitchel! | tngland on the ut we knew better ng #0 dead cers n eo a fatlure and to disgrace us| At tng the fair fame of baseball into were worth to we had heard a take, bu i | ais st and I do ‘ : deal. I thought M } President Carnot had promised “Players Toke Rest. ent, but at the venting something happened. It was in the second tnning of that le of days off and irs. Anson had al= toward the c worked on him made me s0 not shalltown bookstore, and one of the orter to 4 Justice ‘to Paris one oat T gave out @ proclamation to | boys—a fellow I disliked most cordially—, should never have learned to seep.” exceedingly swarm Rame that the fa- visit to London i had) he effect that from that time on « d pointed out to him that one of the It will always be a matter of won-|maus “stone wall” infield of the Cht- . She declared | No teifled with Sid Gi es Was not on the level and ad- derment to me how the members of our| cugos came to grief on account of retand how any one} self with unell Thad d him to ret as good ball} injury to Ed. Wililamson e ag they did a at week of sight-| that gplendid ployer never the geography, seeing In Paris, Both sides were anx-|ered. He ‘had taken his bas to get the game and as a conse-|and was trying to steal ne anno’ e the playing was spirited, Welhe tripped and fell, tearing his kneecap the om: © book and asic door of Westminster r day and never take even to peek tn, When ane ced her Intention of repatrttis Straighten the leaning tower 4 THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAROH 9, tt there n tain and Canada, nt that @ fow days | to bring Kim around all) day did not prove to be the| tat WHAT CURES ECZEMA?) ver put In that was the most| s » many inquiries lately | you were on your last! regarding Vag we fat] diseases that we are g a home run by Ryan’ Ts a was belli! the score, Wouldn't miss going stant rn jet to that torturing iteh anaes ing away pimples and blotches over night, I bles Nature to repair {1 I took that trip) w Haven, Accord-| cept: words of ten years of of thousands of the most show that D. D. D. is | | toeday recognized as the absolutely re- liable Pezema Cure. Drop into our store to-day, just to talk he merits of this wonderful Pre- We will also explain the value ea household remedy. He, geman & Co.and Riker's Drug Stores, t are always expert. |the fos was ever, When we Inndpd | seam tom see if there was an Title of to-morrow's Meet the Prince of Wa! | World Wants Work Wonders. shocked because) ——<—<————— The Gimbel Subway Store fon on my part I knew I was Just now this store, with its seventy-five distinctive sections of the betfer AN rights ree | This hands FRE some Brass Lamp with Glass *) Shade, value $7.60, Free with every purchase of 825,00 Grand Rapids Furniture, Carpets, Rugs and Beddings Loucs Farnished Complete 3 Rooms at $49.98, 4 Rooms at $74.98, 5 Rooms at $124.98 $1 a Week Opens an Account $3.00 Down on $50 Worth other skin r D. 1. D. starts the stat $5.00 | 675 | KAT* | the foundation of the trouble 7.00 6 See pothes and Onen Saturday Evenings, WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS ee ee Tomorrow an Extraordinary Selling of Fine eg The stir created by Gimbel Silk Selling in February has not yet subsided, either among women fortunate enough to share in the exceptional offerings, or among the trade. Tomorrow another astonishing Gimbel Silk Event takes place, bringing to the New York public a collection of beautiful new Silks, in qualities rarely offered at less than regular prices right at the start of such a Silk season as this promises to be. Practically every weave and style for which fashion’s favor is assured is included, at the lowest prices for which such Exquis superb Si:ks have ever been sold. Read each remarkable item: $2.50 to $3 Bordered Chiffons, $1 Yd. 90c Satin Messaline, 26-in., 65c Yd. sort of lower-priced merchandise, is particularly attractive to economical buyers. ‘To-day we present a few of these attractions—just an inkling of what you may expect to find here to-morrow. 16c to 25c Wash Fabrics, 8c Yd. 25,000 Yards of White Goods At 10c » Yard 40-inch White Lawns (In mill lengths, 2 to 10 yards) There are about 5,000 yards to be disposed of at this $0-inch White Nainsook Ae, under-usual price. All are new Spring Wash fab-ies 82-inch White Persian Law ; ‘ wikis siesad ae 82-inch White baucas Waistings —very desirable, Amoug the materials offered are: ch White Pique Fancy Dimitios Percales S-tnch Seersucker Cre Floral Organdies Jacquard Pongee 27-inch White Crossbar Dimities erized Batistes Plisse Crepes 27-inch White bar Muslins Iress"Ginghams — Mercerized Foulards SG-inch White English Long Cloth . Madras Shirtings Kimono Crepes gi-inch White Figured Swisses Subway Store, Lower Floor 8e 10c and 12!4¢ Dress Fabrics at 5c Yd. A few very choice wash fabrica at half and less than Notion Sale in Progress half regular prices, Fancy Dress Ginghams; in plaids, | Here are afew from a hundred or so Notion offer- stripes aud cheeks; Veiling Voiles in 10 le nding shades: | ings which ave crowding this section of the Subway Cotton Serge Suiting, in fancy st fleece back; Twill ch Per: cale, in stripes go in full pieces, and ‘youean buy any quantity you wish. i pee Ls mmtts Re * Subway Store, Lower Floor uisite Silks, in the wide bordered designs, in highest In every wanted street and evening shade, besides black favor in Paris this season, at this extraordinarily low price. |and white. $1 Water-spot Proof Foulards, 50c Yd. |$1.50 Double Width Chiffon Cloth, 75c Yd Absolutely guaranteed against damage by water-spotting; In complete assortment of colors, with plenty of black in beautiful new designs and colorings. and white. $1.85 Satin-faced Pongee Silks, 55c Yd. Generous supplies of navy and natural color in this smart weave as well as other wanted shades. $1.00 Double Width Imported Marquisette, 65c Yd. $1.10 35-Inch Black Satin Messaline, 75c Yd. . $2.26 Double Width Crepe Meteor, $1.45 Yd. An assortment which includes all the new Paris A rich, brilliant black, in a very desirable width. Street and evening shades, and a very desirable colors, also black. $1.25 36-Inch Checked Messaline, 86c, Yd, , | Fich, lustrous fubric. $1.00 Striped and Checked Louisine Silks, 55¢ Yd. Gn grounds of black, rose, green, navy, ete, $2.50 35-Inch Genuine Satin Feutre, $1.50 Yd, With the woolly or serateh back now so much in i larming silks in a wealth of attractive patterns $1.36 Striped Waterproof Pongees, 78c. Yd. favor with the Paris dressmakers; in black only, f ie Aan. i for dainty summer dresses. The rewest idea in summer suiting, 27-inch wide, Second Floor The Doubled Dollar is the Keynote Auditorium Concerts of This Final Gimbel Clearance of Mr, Paul Dufault, tenor, assisted by Mr. A. J. (Duggan at the Apollo, will give informal recitals daily at 2 o'clock in the Auditorium, tow hich those who enjoy an ‘hour of pleasant Men’s and Boys’ Clothing | ws on Fine China ee for Tomorrow Run your eye over the more than a score of special-price groups. Here are \ Men’s $20 Suits for 810, and $25 Suits for $11.50, and $30 Suits for Si4, and $40 $18 Austrian China Dinner Sets, 6 Patterns, at $12.75 Suits at $19.50, Same way with many of the Overcoats, at the same prices. Saving One of the chief prizes in the China Sale, which is half or more in each case, Other groups, in which the saving is not so great— did not reach us in time for the first week’s selling, such as the fashionable $82 Cutaway Coats and Vests, at $19.50, for instance, or the 100-piece Dinner Sets, of first quality Austrian $25 English Walking Suits, at 814, or the $28 and 830 Norfolk Suits, affected by well- china, in five handsome patterns, three of them in dressed men for knockabout wear, at $14.50. But the grand average shows the pink floral effects, two in conventional designs, in an buying power of your dollar to be twofold or more, while these splendid offerings are underglaze blue, All finished with gold line or gold in force. lace border, and quite remarkable at their price, Remember, too, that it is all GIMBEL Clothing—all wool, all perfectly tailored and Clothing $12.75 a set. that thousands of men, so far, have been content to buy at full prives, But thet is not all the good news for to- The Boys and Youths fare just as well as the Men, and the Subway Store is full of equally morrow, Here is: interesting savings on the more inexpensive grades of good Clothir : : glish Porcelain in Open Stock in a charming green leaf pattern, specially suited for couatry Men's Clothing Youths’ Clothing house use, Savings range from one-third to one-half on tho £45 to 880 London-made Oversoats, at #25, $12-and 1 Ovorsonte, #2 and 88.5, various pieces, 825 Spring Overcoats, 1011 styles, silk-lined and faced, * a me eae £4.50 Doz. Dinner Plates, 200 each. | $4.50 Doz. Ten Cups and Saucers, 5 Boys’ Clothing eg 18e each Pigs . ; 7.50 to 812 Double-vroasted Suits, ¢3.65 to $6.50, #4 Doz. Breakfast and Soup Plates, | 91.50 Meat Dishes, P8¢ each. #98 Froth Coats and Waistcoats, at #2880, lz Long O at, 24.73. : ae 189 paehi $2.50 Covered Distins, 61.23 each, $25 to $35 English Walking Suits, $14 to 619.50, 315 Cape Ove . now 6. 5.25 Doz. Tea Plates, 120 each, 756 Gravy oats, 3$c each. G12 to 819 English Slip-ons, 97.75 and 89.50, £10 Russian Overconts, now $3.95. Fourth Ploor Austrian China Open Stock ’ H Perfect china, in a handsome and serviceable pattern, In the Men’s Subway Clothing Store the handles and knobs traced with gold; in a good selection 815 all-wool Suits, af. 50, Youths’ #10 and 818 Overconts $5 of pieces, at about half prices, ach. Bread and Butter Plates, Se one h. Individual Butter Plo Dinner Pintes, 15¢ Soup Plates, 12¢ . 5, 50, Yen Plates, 10 Youths’ #10 Boy ay Long Overconts, #2.50. Fruit Saucers, fe each, Meat Dishes, 25¢, Youths’ $12. Sub Men’s and. Youths’ Hats— Samples—at $1.15 nd Soft Hats would sell at af Te. t, hy 100 x ‘4 : 4 wal ‘4 nage ‘ ‘ y s ci 1 : Rs! anipois do EdrgeHeee Rippert e All ctest Spring raat ato: Divided into four lots to sell at 50, 75¢, P are fashioned of soft-finished batiste, very fine quality lawn or te medallion, the new kimono or straight sleeve, high or low neck, All sizes Subway Store, Balcony "4 : 3, of patent leather, dull . 5 91.50, . e to se 1 hee 2 but tains: » welted | also some " spers for evening or party ¢ A Oraat Gathering—Lin erie Waists Forty Styles, 9Se and $1.50, all-over en broidery hand-crochet bat dergiised with imitation Irish laces, Valenciennes or Clury insertion and Women’s Spring Shoes at About fs Underprice Women's Shoes, with welted or Gnsthles soles, in button or lace styles, of gunmetal patent leathers; also some tan shi n this lot were u dull calf or patent leather, on styles, all have weited Attractions in Drug & A presentation of goods you may depend on to be Linen Mill En in quality and quantity, Hoidera 4 ar; some have rich beading of steel or jets 83.00 to dyrades; at 91.50, & ioway Stors, Balcony and Remnants edly wa orth while. Linens isfaction, Tab Das maak ard of and All- Damask—-Bl and unbleac naths from 1!) to 3! yds; regularly 2c to $ 0, now 18¢ to #1 yd 0 Yards All-Linen Crash Toweling—Sult- r hand, « vid roller towels; good, he hat ore d oem Ra OSes 5 Depart Se Re ee Tea Cups and Sauc Store, Baleony Breakfast Plates, 12¢ each, $1.25, Cut Glass Sets, $5.60 Fish & Gamo Bote Reduced iwnt glass, han Wish aud eat red and blue borders, regul Toe yd. 1,500 Yards of Glass Toweling—Neat red and fi * sely woven, excellent i 0 0 Vi: ards of White } Dress Linen-—Sultable Wain Liver Olly BMes March Sale News of Standard Toilet Articles’ eee eat a , Gaw iva, with 6 Gan in price o fren Here is a sale of Toilet Goods and Soaps characteristic of Gimbels in its fine savings and | ater tuinblers and large mirror} wn stock, ‘They ar: tray, at this very special price, with real coin thorough preparation. It is not a sale based on a few “leaders,” but the same pronounced economies hold good through the whole list, As, for instance: 85c Water Tumblers, 55¢ | wads Colgate's Oatmen!, Glycerine and Honey Soap, Te Bottles, samples, or with slight blemishes Dozen ners $ cakes for 19¢. rry the vel guar Intes: : 82 ut Handsomely etched Water Tum- | 97.75 from 810.75'619.50 from 827 00 tested; 95¢ ¢ #2 and le tl fi s oryatal, 918.75 from 32 ab try roform Soap, in cake and liquid forms claimed by st and medicinal sop on the makers to be the best te the markets made from the nderground waters of Aix-la. hi rd under ab out one ving and beautifying 5 Brushes, 10c, regulnly 189 and 2 hapelle, Oxrya Balm, 15¢, regularly | Be Assortments are still broad, because oriinal lots were large. By all odds a Clothing Event En you ought to share in, — Additional details: All desired pieces, for breakfast, luncheon or dinner set, ] At the special price, 60¢. for 8 cakes of Veroform Soap ¥ and 1 bottle Veroform Toilet Soap Liquid, usually 1, Hydrox Peroxide of Hy- bristles, J0c, regularly #00, SIXTH AVENUE Continuing t the Sale of Linoleums bring with you tl \ §1 and ¢ $1 25 Han d Bags, 750 from 9 i) to, 12 in uw 260, 1 fi hy: raol Tooth Parte: 190. elo Beauty Powde Bea Miron: havslet eichileag cnacpiees handien’ |) cee etoseeee ee imitation ebony an | rosowood backs, $$¢ cach, regularly Lustrite Nail Enamel, 120. Tbe. 81 and 81.25 grad French Tooth Brushes, many with waxed backs, firm drogen, 18¢ Dn BROADWAY N EW YO R K ee “THino ST, Linole nes 24 aq. vila, \ in qual from’ 500 4, ew patterns, perfect In seds wide and of %3¢ grade, w ors, Lowor Floor ir various shapes and sizes, gray, oxidized or loather a {lo; fitted with change t 73