The evening world. Newspaper, March 14, 1911, Page 10

cobeemmeiment ee , is ene - = ’ ‘ — HE EVENING WuUsLD, & a bapaacts MAKUH 14, 1911, lv k pron Ta ; | ROBIN A WITA ESS ins ha bank an and tha pRangy at con SUES WIFE NOW IN Wie Coc Lape _—— = pane, are now exhibiting large assortments of No Deposit 50e a Week r Distinctive and Exclusive Models » a welt fon Feparation teow Restores color to Gray or : RENO FOR DIVORCE ; sin | ig i Primrose Anant @ mere iE Faded hair—Removes Dan- of 10% Off If You Prefer to Pay Cash Wiillam Henke " bi ° + ‘ -| druff and invigorates the Scalp ) ’ —_~»— i 7 p wrt. Nathan’ Promotes a luxuriant, Women Ss Costumes ron Bed, Spring healthy hair growth—Stops its | of the latest and most desirable materials, for tee tenote dye. _Aftemoon, Dinner and Evening Wear, Mattress & Pillows mp ity Sti | at $57.50, 69.50, 75.00 and upwards Se | ee S97 50 hal f (ee i Confirmation of the repor Bye amen? *** MS World Wants Work Wonders. Special attention is directed to their extensive assortments of olf, q Dougias De Forest, a Wal! street = { | ies Bed with 1 1-16 ee Wroker, had brought a couoter ———— Men’s Furnishings Te inch eee chs aus é i Absolute divorce from hi | fi F | and pretty’ brass scrolls. ‘ eh mis a. vite Bather Evans De Fores 23d STREET, WEST | Exclusive styles in seasonable | “Hudson” woven wire Saenn t at Reno, was made Near With A N.Y. — ‘i ‘ i able. i n Fistice Guy, sitting inthe ex parte NOC 0. De ‘nd ied SALE OPENS | Shirts, Pajamas, Neckwear, Waistcoats and Suspenders | "Fine “elastic. cation 4 = branch of the named | NO APPROVALS 9:30 WEDNESDAY | ‘ mattress and two : Sane B. st NO MAIL ORDERS. MoRNIMG ,_ | Unusual Values will be offered to-morrow \reare Lragemieesd 1 report - — nant in bedding factor; i » dat “THE HOUSE OF INDIVIDUALITY” n Men’s Pleated and Plain Negligee Shirts Either 34 or { - Hundreds of other froom furniture to suit every boly. | | t as, in neat stripe. d, eee $y | I n ° | Vet and dark “ts. 63 ' | oa nspect this splendid outfit at either of our stores, or mail your order ' Henry tn Wednesday and Thursday—Stirring Offering Offering of ded ih be Rep lar Price £3.00 to 4.50 5 with your full "ts and address, and we will trust you. 4 As Pereubis @ineecuan tine... | Women’ Folded Foursein-Hand Scarfs ; wr pase sn pa cia } The domestic aiMoultes of the De T ul ie) 1 Suits at | of best quatity repp silks, in the havent 85¢ | venient. lector sent if requested, ‘ Forests date back, so far as the public approved shades of plain colors, at | ‘ i My fs Seu tere he arin, | Verne | Sold Heretofore at $1.45 | Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums, Etc. | is the daughter of a millionaire lumber | ; L M d | R ! 1 C. seins, L Cl A St H merchant of Whiee ie tae left Gath a= | . le s e u lar ——oSSeSaEooooaoeaeESs=s=Q=@QaeaeS=SSeSS==:- ‘ Ui ‘ains, AMPS, (olel S, OvES, wy her hisvundyenenahy evn 8 Sp ming ¢ atest Mees Sn A Special Importation of Real Madeira Kitch Et woae meaty ott ory cay et | Selling at 32.50, 35.00 and 39.75 Hand Bmibroldered Linens itchenware, Etc. o received two affectionate letters from 1 n ) FE] Satie scttaes trorone NE ‘of the most powerful VALUE Vere iach Gatow Recular i | Low Prices Marked in Plain Figures } he wite ‘pooled NO anal a Nevaan | demonstrations ever attempted by Ly Ld ace | On Every Thing in Every Department aR RES | any exclusive specialty organization Napkin Pockets, at 65c, 8c, 1.00, 1.25 Wilson, who belongs to an old Taitl | —a SALE embracing filteen i Spring’s Centrepieces, “ 85c, 1.25, 2.25, 2.75 | Saleamen to show the goods, but the goods sell themselves. smartest tailored and demi-tailored models, | Tea Cloths, “ $5.95, 6.75, 7.75, 9.00 | Acres of Floor Space Open Saturday ‘eo ' showing every authoritative style touch | Luncheon Cloths, “ $10.75, 12.50, 15.75 ; prevatent here and abroad—appearing in ||| Finger Bowl Doyleys, Dez. $1.50, 1.75, 1.95, 2.40 $30 worth for | 50c a week | Spring’s most favored weaves: | Plate Doyleys, “ 2.95, 4.75, 5.25, 5.75 ates LJ HY ad , r | | big eh | 0 “ “ “ “ } itiinr secsnt. aoe aclane at Rice, CHECKS. STWEEDs, HOME SNEED Tea Napkins, . 4.90, 5.75, 7.25, 8.50 $200 “ “« $2.50 « “ 1 NISH MIXTURES, HAIR LINE STRIPES— Luncheon Sets, 6.75, 7.50, 8.90, 9.90 $1,000 « “© $12.50 «© «6 ; ey Mths Same also Ea EFFECTS REPRESENTED OrOR Lingerie Pillow Slips, Each 3.00, 2.50, 5.50, 6.75 | Payable by the month if more convenient, and is @ lawyer and his explanation was | extra time on payments gladly given in cases of aia 7 fi ‘ | sicknes: or loss of position. Our new building on West Twenty-second Street is now | We wili open as. account for any amount on | that Mrs. De Forest was his client. — | The Wilsons parted permanently some time ago, but between the De| Forests there were tentative overtures from one side or the other for a re- All Sizes for Women, Misses and Small Women. UNQUESTIONED VALUES AT THEIR REGULAR PRICES OF 32.50 TO 39.75 EXTRAORDINARY VALUE Wednesda wt Thuseday: eOO One of 15 Models at $25. Strictly tail- ored throughout seller colts of | ExXlra Sales and Delivery torce— Moire, Satin or Striped Messaline. AU! Fayly Morning Buying Strongly materials, all size: English Walking Hat—Special, $5.00 Urged completed and the two entrances on that street will be aici A Disooanti You ee | found very convenient for Automobiles and Carriages, Prefer to Pay Cash West 23d and 22d Streets conciliation ui Then Mr. De tradespe » first of the year. No extra charge of any kind. i rE Cowperthwait@ Sons ESTABLISHED 1807 C » Rugs & Linol WEEKL) 7 dauvers nests aeneuss os Park Row @ Chatham Sq. : ILLUSTRATED) TO YOUR HOME, 193 to 205 Park Row Also at 2212 to 2224 Third Avenue (Cor, 12Sst St.) FRANKO AND ORCHESTRA, RESTAURANT, DAILY = 0 3? Years Loaders of Fathion sx MGS 19°70 207 STREET. NEW lwo. Just Received a Carload of Schumann Pianos wi are unequalled fdr beauty of tone and excellence of construction. The Schumann is one of the really few artistic instruments of the highest grade. 9° Fourth Floor, So confident are we that your opinion of this Piano will he the same as ours that we will place any style you select on thirty days’ Free trial in your own home. home. *1.50 30 DEFENDS YOUNG BRIDE | AND IS ARRESTED FOR IT. | John Lehay, Who Resented Action of Young Men, Set Free by Magistrate, John Lehay of dred and . WI West One Hun-| street took his nine- Set ta fi “What You May Expect to Find oir in Gimbels’ Spring Shoe Sale millarly and p That was too much for Leh erdeas ba ik Deo tuts Briefly, every sort of Shoes that you or any member of your family may ae wee setting badly Hoked, need at the beginning of the Spring season. : For the scope of this Shoe Sale is really tremendous—far greater than the regular stock of a large Shoe store. In the Second Floor Shoe Store are over 10,000 pairs of Shoes—most of them from the fine Gimbel stocks, with a few lots of Sample Shoes that come up to Gimbel requirements for quality. In the Subway Shoe Store more than 12,000 Pairs of Shoes—some from our own stock, others in splendid lots from manufacturers who needed money far more than they did these Shoes. $75,000 Worth of Shoes, in all, to sell for $48,000. It is impracticable to repeat all the various lots, but in brief, there are; Men's $5 Oxford Ties, at $3.50; and &4 | Women’s 86, 85 and $3.50 Oxford Ties, at $ Satin Slippers, at $3, $2.35 Men's 86, 84 and 0 Calfskin Shoes, and $1.95, en at $3.50, $2.75 and $2.35. | Boys’ &3.50 and &38 Calfskin a \| Men's #5 Patent Leather Shoes, at $2.75, and #4 and $3.50 Storm Shoes, at Tan Shoes, at $2.75. $2.35. Youths’ $2.50 Women’s #5 Button | | Shoes at $1.50. and Children’s "350, 37.50 1 .PIECE PARLOR SUITE—mahogany finished frames, with 37 50 heavy claw feet, highly polished, upholstered with loose cushions of silk plush, silk cord tassels to match; value $50 e | We Pay Freight and Railroad Fare Write for our NEW BOOK- WA LET of information regarding |Py WH] our cunts "Matter eera"® VI R Room, *75 R Furnished 125 red *1 50 wo. Single of them. Seymour of No. street. Despite the 0 | j \ \ ' | ' { ! ! | Wilson was in Reno, too. She came, ! ! bs | i Le |: ' { | of his pris: In the Y exhibited he and his wife had told he was let co. Watson’ » that he didn't know the > ried. Magistrate Herbert % and fined Seymour $%, too. The Wretchedness |} of Constipation | Coa quickly be overcome by CARTER’S LITTLE LIVER PILLS. mn tke. value 812; OPEN Shoes, at $2.85, and O Shows, ats 1.75 ee No Money Sample Wish | then and Chitty YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD Down and Low fi 3ButtonShoes, , , : | No Interest Small Pill, Sinall Dose, Small Price. ie as Welvet 4 MICHAELS BROS A M E S S A G E | ; No Extras Genuine mother Signature Sozond Floor | ee A Beautiful Colonial Style, $ While in the Subway Shoe Store Are Apartment Seekers in either finely Ggured mehogony or walnut. .++0+++4> 350 Ti at May Save Many an Hour cf Valuable Time and Mary a Weary Step: ASK FOR NEW ILLUSTRATED CATALOG. Special Prices on Splendid Used Pianos. Women’s $8.50 Sample Low Shoes, Pumps | Wome 50 Dress Slippers at $1.40. and Oxfords, at $1.40, and $3 Low Shoes | Men ) Slices at $2.35, and 8 at $1.90, Shoes at $1.50. A * , , . . rs os Steinway Upright....... 200 1 Estey Upright.... en's 8% . Satin and Velvet | Misses’ and Children’s $2.50 and 81.60 THE WORLD 1 tad } Fieenvey Cee ton || ft Winters Uansbe & 0 Shoes at $1.40, and Shoes at $1.60 and 85 printe: 6 Packard Uprights, choice $346 | 1 Kranich \ Bach Upright $75 1 Boys’ $1.50 Calfskin Shoes at 95e, 4 S41 These Packards have Colonial | 1 Everett Upright........ 2 Women’s 50¢ Rubber Overshoes, 28¢ i maiway mil 9 mahogany cascs, are almost new, These Pianos have mahogany | : bir el plate jubway Balcony “ ” and in superb condition, cases, ; zanized primarily to itroduce Gimbel Shoes and Gimbel Shoo To Let”’Ads. last week; MORE than DOUBLE 1 Chickering, Baby Grand, $450 the 2,218 in the Herald 1 Steinway. Baby Grand....$485 1 Steck, Baby Grand........ Extra Special One $700 Melville Clark Apoilo Piano, Late model, $8 note, mahogany case, almost new, and a ati for anyone # desiring a Cost when new #700, NOW A cs Terms tu suit youre know their excellences, and the Shoes it offers $f WEEKLY OPENS AN ACCOUN! ff CIMBI ) | BRO it f 1 ER Ladies or Men's $95.00 | : Pri) § ) |] Clothing Up to [NO DEPOSIT RE Uiteo) Sts: $1.00 Deen $1.00 Per Week BROADWAY THIRTY-SECOND ST. 107-100 WEST |25™ ST. OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS BROOKLYN! ’ | “ * saniannain sapceen or cpm me chr meaRteN a ater rte nemranemmenatsiniperencneanante eae iit Mii ER RM a