The evening world. Newspaper, April 18, 1911, Page 13

__THE EVENING WORLD, _TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1911. Great Fi ighlers| Charley While. GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY. fae" ts New York at American League it York at Washington, | LL ne | ABEL KIVIAT TRAINING Bate fete | TO MAKE MILE RECORD. | In Slashing Bout ps two event ffo was outbox- | n the country | pee CE lora. Many of the Tricks Joe Gans|'> First Used in the Ring Hew: Learned by Watching Bob| Fitzsimmons in Action. F He fought any number of splendid before ne came hefore the public extent. I'd ke to s fights that T hav ever got started vuple of issues of he phen sedan Uttte Fighting In fais usual ais | slambang atyie, | the decision | Battling Hurley of Passaic, N. J. de- CHAPTER I. ff o 7 feated Ben! Franklin, the Harlem . “tune f ons Ae the) MBhter, in a ten-round bout at the NO. 9- JOR GANS. } ai Ena Ley. A.C. stag. In the opening! Coprright, 1011, by T ' Franklin sent in eome cerri Ww r met it emlan Sporting ¢ nature a lub | | swings to Hurley's jaw whi N GANS Was by “i alia and had him in a bad way, | on gambler all members of t Hurley got going and ho Apo 1e Would bet his waded into Franklin, smashing away Rheumatism Advice wast bean 1 of the dive, with both hands to his stomach, face o Onee, when Jow was on the coast, he and kidneys. Gives Prominent news Beet Pre: was pe Jack Franklin fought back hard with stiff and Sam left jabs heavy rights to the face, i ust shook off the blows vat peatedly ripping in blows! compound and one ounce of In the Mast five rounds! pound. ket haifa pint weakened as a result of] whiskey and 4 the oth y's Wallops and several times he} into tt v clinches to save him-I/ mixture ber niin] ioe H jout by ciinehi: 4 every chance he got. | wee, Any one can i fet \Ljungstrom Easy | ‘Constipation | For Hoimer.in 15-Mile Race Murphy Vanishes Forever Prompt Lpeealteld Curo buble) ale GANS ouT By sprinting the last three laps at a beers lg itil its 4 For THE COUNT terrific pace Hans Holmer, winner of| fail. Purely Cpa Powderhall Marathon race | b| |. defeated Gusta Ljungstrom, (0) oa pay nc wut gently on thas Use, — improve the complexion ighten < eyes, Small Pill, Small Dose, Small Price. | HH Genuine avtter Signature i} Accident St ntleman whether! TROY, N.Y. A ng, had a rotten! pout n“'K e Leonard + told him they were § for ine he had been ay the least no- = MILLIONS of FAMILIES are using SYRUP of FIGS ond : ELIXIRof SENNA FOR COLDS AND HEADACHES, INDIGESTION AND S01 ‘STOMACH, GAS AND FERMENTATION, COMMTIPATION A fen BILIOUSNESS, WITH MOST SATISFACTORY RESULTS, p NOTE THE NAME jag ‘ CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO cond on tne | ON EVERY PACKAGE OF THE GENUINE | termin- | a when Sulll- | pes, injuring his | ¥ In the seventh van fell through the back THE WONDERFUL POPULARITY OF THE GENUINE SYRUP OF FIGS AND ELIXIR OF SENNA HAS LED UNSCRUPULOUS MANUFACTURERS TO OFFER IMITATIONS, IN ORDER TO MAKE A LARGER PROFIT AT THE EXPENSE OF THEIR CUSTOMERS. IF A DEALER ASKS WILICH SIZE YOU WisH, OR WHAT MAKE YOU WISH, WHEN YOU ASK FOR |p 04 SYRUP OF FIGS AND ELIXIR OF SENNA, HE 1S PREPAR. | ING TO DECEIVE YOU TELL HIM THAT ‘OU WISH THE GENUINE, MANUFACTURED BY THE CALIFORNIA FIG. SYRUP CO ALL RELIABLE DRUGGISTS KNOW THAT THERE 1S BUT ONE GENUINE AND THAT IT IS MANU. FACTURED BY THE CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO ONLY | NOTE THE NAME CALIEDR NIREIG:SYRUP CO; PRINTED STRAIGHT ACROSS,NEAR THE B@TTOM, AND IN THE CIRCLE.NEAR THE TOP OF EVERY PACKAGE,OF THE | GENUINE ONE SIZE ONLY, FOR SALE BY ALL LEADING ORUGGISTS = REGULAR PRICE 50 PER BOTTLE. i muni Re OF PACKAGE SYRUP OF FIGS AND ELIXIR OF SENNA IS ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO THE NEEDS OF | LADIES AND CHILDREN, AS IT 15 MILD AND PLEASANT GENTLE AND EFFECTIVE, AND ABSOLUTELY FREE FROM OBJECTIONABLE INGREDIENTS. IT IS EQUALLY BENEFICIAL OR WOMEN AND FOR MEN. YOUNG AND OLD FOR SALE BY ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS. ALWAYS BUY THE GENUINE, CALIFORNIA Fic Syrup Co < part in one of the fights ever seen tn ‘omd time he ot times in the | \\ und Gans went down | e. The sece ing a right Wwute*Tt was SirRobtBURNETT6G@s 4 London DRY Gin | Known and ap reciated et Quality; ineness , and the result own several rounds, In t out Hawk- The next chap deals v anata eu ~ WASH THAT ITCH AWAY It is snid there are certain springs in | that give and cure to} If you! uurope ema and other skin discases. in these waters | the | kc stop w that by was you could be relieved from thet awful || an lavor q itch, wouldn't you make evety effort to | nes take w trip to Hurope at once? Would nad A hi work he nu not be willing to spend your last Oe Ae 1d keep at th he eame, pnt to find the cure? (@) u Y wt But you need not leaye home for these Toe “C leaned U, ip” His Shop. distant springs. Relief is right here in || r | olonial Im sn | your own home town! shop a imple wash of Oil of naam | + nd other ingredients, as com- 1 pounded only in D, D. D. Prescription, a nces ors tilng. wp to a | Will bring instant reiiet to that terrivie | ~— sis and leave the skin as | J Ac Iv ulthy as that of a child, | wash for pimples and ali skin impuritic 3 | If you have not already tried it, nt least a 25 cent bottle to-day. assure you of instant rolief, Hoegemea & Co. and Riker’s Drug Stores. ' Sir Robert Burnette Comp 682-634 West 84th Street, New York n nid at reat taht and £ thought Gane hed | @ ghade the best of ft, If you'll look in the record beels you will eee that Gans hed « very long reo- a These Are Some of the Beautiful Wares That Lovers of Fine CHINA and CRYSTALS Can Find in This Sale of the Bedell Stocks There is an aristocracy in China and Glass that never unbends in price even a the slightest fraction of a dollar, except on just some such extraordinary occasion as this—-the Gimbel purchase of the whole stock of the firm of Bedell & Co., who were for 70 years purveyors of fine Queensware to the elite of New York, and are now retiring from business. The almost impossible has happened, and a walk around the superb Gimbel China Store—now practi- cally given over entirely tothe display and sale of the Bedell stocks—reveals such notable opportunities as these: Table after table displaying superb Dinner Sets from Odd Cups and Saucers in fine English and French China Minton, Cauldon, Foley and other celebrated English makers, from $6, to charming Minton cups at 76¢ and §1, were $2 and ranging in composition from 100 to 125 pieces, and in price | $3—that immediately suggest themselves as engagement gifts, from $72 to $260— for which Bedell’s prices were $124 to $375. Bric-a-Bric in a small but very choice collection, at half Service Plates that_are simply regal—including Royal 7 Worcester, Wedgwood, Minton, Coalport, Cauldon, ete., at $9 to $100 dozen, for which Bedell’ 's prices were $18 to $22. Odd Pilates from famous i teries, for plate rail or table, other ¢ a glittering s at $2 to $7.50, that were $4 to $1 $12.76, formerly $20. And hosts of other beautiful pieces of China and Glass, many shown tomorrow for the first time, now that the first two days’ extraordinary selling has provided the needed space. Here is further news.of the Sale’s opportunities Odd Plates at $1, $1.60 and $2 An indescribable variety vt Odd Plates, from broken dozens, at one third of their forn ¢ prices or less. P Rock Crystal, coveted by every mistress of a luxurious in home, in a service for twelve persons, at $625, from , and ng, down to a set at $1, $1.26, $1.60, $2.60, $4 and $6, formerly $2 to $10. Fine Limoges China Dinner Sets Fifth Floor. In rich gold incrustations, effective floral designs, some with solid gold “ups and Sauicers, in dozens and Tall dota, at borders, f prices of $25 to $146. In particular, these medium- $12 to $66 a dozen, formerly $22 to $100. priced Set amous Avenir factory, AL $26, from $46, At-$30, from $50. At $36, {rom 858. At $37.60, from $65. Fine Austrian China Dinner Sets n $48, At $29, from $65. At $68, from $112. Superb Cut Glass at Half Price Finest quality and most brilliant cuttings cha ze the Bed. of Cut Glass. Hundreds of pieces at half price nged on ta Yesterday's Public Response to this Sale of CROSSETT SHOES Overwhelmed Us W e apologize to those of our friends who were not able, yesterday, to secure the attention in this sett Shoe Sale which they were entitled to expect from Gimbel Service. Ample as we thought our plans were, to take care of the response we felt sure would follow our very important announcement of the purchase and sale of the New York Retail Stock of CROSSETT SHOES, we were simply swept off our feet by the number of people who sought to avail themselves of it. Those coming today and tomorrow will find twelve extra tables—over 200 feet more of selling space —and fifty extra sale sspceople; and we hope, with these additions, that every customer will be able to choose factorily from among these regular $4 to $6 Crossett Shoes at $2.85 a pair. ‘ may be no disappointment tomorrow, or Shoes and better. His fine shoe shop, just across ‘al day are taking Shoes from our own} Broadway from Gimbels, has for over five years shod some ind $5 stocks, to fill in where} of the best-dressed people of New York. It would still be con- ss are broken. This will as-| tinued but for the fact that the building isto be torn down. tisfaction to all who come, par- Not only, then, is this stock the finest, | this week. but the styles are the newest. In fact, it ar as we know, The Crossett| was not decided to sell out until two Shoe hs as never before been sold for less] weeks ago. than the regular prices—$4, $5 Monday morning the Sale started and $6, instantaneous — success. Now look at this sale from} But the entire stock of a Broad- another angle— way Shoe shop wouldn’t be ex- Louis A. Crossett, Inc., is| pected to sell out in a day, or a one of the largest sh manu-| week, no matter how great the facturers in the world,| demand. making over 7,000 pairs The assortment of styles a day, and 62 per cent. of | and sizes is still splendidly com- this enormous business is| plete. All in three price groups. “the - | Women’s Shoes oSsEIT 82 STYLES High and Low Shoes of all leathers, Shoe i eas vailed CR that all leathers; also velvet an shoes. “MAKES LIFES WALK EASY" Croaastyn Erioee 7 #8) $2.85 | sizes, styles. F Crossett Prices, $2.85 $65 and $6. Now... Broken Lots of $4, $5 aitd $6 Shoes for Women, at $1.95 stock , at At $25, Cros with Men’s Shoes 78 STYLES $4, $5 and $6. Now. . Broken lots of Crossett Shoes and ot her fine Shoes—-a wonderful opportynity if you find your style and size in this group. The wid lest V ty of styles, as is naturally the case in taking over the stock for an entire store. ‘a All on sale in Subway Store, Balcony Floor, at the entrance to the Hudson Tubes. The Dainty $1.60 to $2 ‘hi ld 1. 50 [The Dainty $1.60 to¢ __mrnetie’* 500 Children’s tO] Pate ee ose a) ~ $3.50 Coats at $1 ve Two to five-yenr sizes. A great variety of pretty styles, in tailored models, plain and fancy Also linen, Pongee and pique. Four like tho illustrations 1, | \ 2,000 Babies’ Hats and Caps BAN at Half Price if Wi H Almosteverystyleimaginable. Wonderfully attractive \ | 850 to 75¢ Caps at 25g —Dozens of dainty styles, corded, tucked, } lace bon trimmed; one-month to fou es. + MO to $1.60 Caps at 60c—Laintily made of fine lawn, in ths Mi ” staal a) pre new styles, with lace and ribbon trimmings; six-months to ,, , ms four-year . £0. ie 92 Hats at 85c--Four styles like the illustration; of ingerie and coarse straws; great variety of pretty modc Subway Store, Balcony sizes. Dress Goods at Big Savings |Brass & Iron Beds & Bedding $1.26 Goods at 95c, including high grade black Broadcloth, Away Under-price 50 inches w ‘ool Serge, navy and t Dross Sk made to ordet at what it costs us, from materials pur- Remarkable offerings for the opening day of this new department {n e Subway Store, Just the styles wanted for Summer cottages, hotels, chased in our Subw tore Subway Store, Lower Floor ss and Skirt Len ths at Half Price; a great co ion of fine boarding houses, ete. f $7.25 Brass Beds at $5.26. Bungalow model, 2-Inch posts, with Goods, sold by the piece only; regula! Oe to $ , at 26e to 6c a yard. Subway Store, Balcony | heavy bars in Colonial designs, English lacquer finish y $22.60 Square Brass Beds, $13.76. 11-inch square posts Wash Fabrics at Little Prices||,,, 7 TEE re ee eee 25c Trish Dress Linen, 18c¢ yard good well made and durable. 15 good st si Bordore 1 Fou aa is in. wide, dyed in the yarn, in highly Brass Bods, $14.75, 2-inch continuous round posts, seven mercerized rods, massive construction and best English lacquer; satin or in many 16c yard; © Enamel Bods, at $2.26. Wire Woven Springs, $1.45. Heavy steel tubing, all sizes. olumbia Springs, $2.25. $7.75 Cotton Felt Mattresses, $5.75. styles of tickir 60c Feat ber Pillows, 46¢ One or two parts. Many ongees, Foulards,ete.; in waist and dress-lengths. Subway Store, Lower Floor Draperies at Big Savings Illus of the many extraordinary offerings in this popular departrr abway You that are planning summer cottages to fu , will do well to investigate our Drapery Subway Store, Lower Floor “Singer” Sewing Machines, $40 Agent's 8 Price, $57 ve Exactly 20 br er Singer ng Mas nines; complete with all attachme 1 $1 a wee! ail orders filled, nted Scrim, 40 i ie. An excellent assort- at 160. Sewing Machines,$ 15—Agent’ Price, $38 King, Hungarian Cloth, ! | Also wonderfully g Machines, ie in the Domestic | etc., f cy 40e yd, at 35e. ? factory; high armas, be ! { head, four Net Curtains, 2!» yds. long, flat or ruffled; vn and $2 ers, full set of attachments and tive year ¢ « variety of styles; some ruffled, others a pair, at 60c, iy. Biate, Lower Floor Jin Curtains without extra charge, anywhere within 600 miles | with 1! rows of Subway Store, CIMBEL BROTHERS | BROADWAY NEW YORK THIRTY-THIRD 8T. dr a we Woe deliver, ¥ iz Now York City, Call 8200 M sdison | When YouAre P FURS in. STORA GE Send for Schedule of Rates are