The evening world. Newspaper, April 19, 1911, Page 5

» ~Z ERT.SUBWAY BID MERE GRAB TOET ATO MANTA Willing to Give Intertiorough , ‘,, All Else if ItCan Have : , Broadway. | REAL: OFFER NOT MADE. | Officials Refuse to Put Entire 45, Proposition on Paper, but Talk Goes On. " TEirtates poole of Wow Tork Cyan, haa been reduced to black and white anty tn part. ‘To begin with, the B. R. T, would be) boroughs of the greater city, provided Seventh avenue to Fitty-ninth street, and then east to the Queensboro Bridge. This Broadway proposttion would cost the city $60,000,000 to build, the B. R. supplying funds only for its equipment and operation. Two Kinds of | ranchiees. q@ubway in Bi @levated lines excep: the Centre loop the B. R. T. ts willing to oper joklyn, All subways and | upon a ten-year ‘ndetenminat Onty this much of the B. R. eal te in Getinite writing, fm writing a rough draft, expressing @ witingness to operate the Triborough if Recessary in order to get its original requests, also a consent to operate such extensions to the Triborough as the company and the city would agree to) ——. franchise. By Eleanor Schorer. ve identifie The body of Mrs, Mary Trenton early today jearbolf> acid. Mrs. Gar last week and ihe mothe: falling into the general proposition. | j.gn4 The Triborough whtch figuros tn the through Manhattan Regotiations with the B. RT. ts not of twentyefive years that route as lafd out by the city, with liven over to dus.vess extensions to Coney Island and Fort! Will begin its occupancy Hamilton and extensions running away | Duilding in erraits. up into the Bronx. All of the exter Bridges Ar'd to Advantage. sione are eliminated. ‘The Triboro: ‘ n the possess! River stem, or Broadway-Lexington rout z Manhatton, known tn the negotfation, ae the “East Side Line,” ts all B. I has guaranteed tt w ‘oute ends at Mott avenue ¢ instats that; x. But the B . © city not only 4 this east side! yi Moo but that it build the Broadway Iine |r as well, the tube betng he same as far! xt north a# Ninth street jtu Extensions not agreed upon, that might be regarded by the company as . unprofitable and unwise, the city under the terms of the extension clanse now ing wonld have the right to t and compe! the company to equip [> Centre street | fund opernte; but tf that right ts exer- eHAdene te ne cised by the city it shall be exercised |.,'", upon the com. pany against velham Bi are mere vis Not Impr yresned operating stands an made an be furnisied by the ¢ thim reason there aro many orit- of the propesal who de cold bluff made in OFFICIALS OF B. R. T. *R AGAIN WITH ose of put donten e proposed mabway Manhattan 944 Brooklyn tn th pat more comme Won't Show Thely Carde, gant r vhy tts ards were 0 fo that the Material for body and brain. an ained as lying districts must first be supplied Se aa eee eaten tasiitions Maeliing rape- uts it wan exe | the problem in nogotis FOOD has stood the test for years——- sninth street, 3 So good that its users started ap f are now numbered by on of a new fat millions. cooling New York “There's a Reason” ’ 4 tlon seheme o aie aity, 1 sidan quite aa remote pty ee A, as the people of « to have i Foor ce net eee DRUMMING f Use Goid Dust: hing setubbing floors, ele silve cleaning bathroom pipes, refrigerators etc., eoft- ening hard waters and making the finest soft soap. \ sein eer, WEE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL THE LAND OF MAKE-BELIEVE THE SCHOOL-TEACHER. | MAN SHOOTS HIMSELF IN CENTRAL PARK. While Nerving to Deed. hohe hud Jnerving iimeelf up to ‘the point of talk ng h body of a man was | mi 8 no} © against t and Central DIES ON SON’S GRAVE. Garvey wan found IyIng on the grave of her aon in © had taken yin won died was heart ina aiad fit to ae et post's THURSDAY COAT SALE Here is a Coat Offering that should crowd the POST Store to- morrow all day long Its equal in style and value has, not been seen this season It is a great POST triumph—a wonderful money-saver. ( Reduced from $15.00 value. Superb Serges in the ever popular blue and black; smartly finished with the new London Satin Collar in the recent shawl effect Mannish sleeves, tailored pockets and self-buttons that harmonize charm- ingly with the material Graceful, becoming, with the exquisite ~ chic lines and fetching tailor touches ‘that contribute the air of exclusivenes and distinction that the well groomed hereases WOMAN. acltires: ter G. Oakinan, N * artaction, 36 been ‘he! BS ae to the brain | SW. Cor. 14th Street ot SOLICITOUS FOR ALFONSO. (27H nervous fm MEAL Cals and Union Square BE aaa naAten ‘ ya /family medicine everywhere. Tt is ine ® FOR ORAS le for overworked men, delicate — women and sickly children, and js a pro- moter of health and longevity. We hay grateful pationiy whe we us they have heen « given up by th All drugaists, re © Board of was rep. insure his tted by © that gathered to witness Alfonso's and dangerous booklet and ad The Duffy Malt crowd Gols) Bsse7 will do it—and do it quickly. It makes everything {t touches neat and sweet, spick ond spa Many a poor woman has worked and worn herself to a y strain of household cares, when Gafel & of the lion’s share of it, rom the constant have relieved ! two When you stop to think that there are huade of powders and cleansers on the market today made to imitate Gola Dust—ihe father and origina! of them all—is it any wonder that Gofd Dust sales are all but equal to those of all the others combined ? Gold Dust is the greatest cleanser ever di ! all that any other soap or cleanser w ill do, and is only then becin- ning. It will do more work, better work and more kinds of work than any similar cleanser on the market. covered, Jt will do Gut your houselic!:A labors in two with the ald of Gold Bust Washing Powder DIRT OUT of tke HOU after they were rs and dealers, or direct, 81.00 # large bottle stitutes and imitations; they are impure Send for free medical Refuse sub. cy Co., Rochester, N.Y, 7 id E | tiapanisabaer “ nse |W @ekel Darot is cold in BE «i large packages, ng woodw rware and tinware, polishing brasswork, offers greater economy. Made by THE N. K, FAIRBANK COMPANY, Chicago Makers of Fairy ap (the oval cake) ye and The large package ‘si e¢ the GOLD DUST Twins do your worn’? CHARLES A. KEENE Iinporter and Cutter of Diamonds, 180 Broadway, New York ype Monday and Saturday Evenings Until 10 or ec EASY PAYMENT PLAN PS100 $10 $2.00] 228, 150) = 15 2,25) Avo 200 20 2.50] “sn' 300 30 3.50] ities 400 40 5,00) tw 500 50. 6.00) York GRAND RAPIDS (FURNITURE r 2 allow 0 Gash Purchases 1090 3 Rooms at $75 4 Furnished at $105 5 Complete at $225 | “Best Values at the Lowest Prices’’ Callens Special Thursday Women’s, Misses’ and Junior Suits 7.98 Choice of a dozen styles, newest and latest hipless models. All wool serges worsteds, hair stripes, wide wales and mixtures, silk or satin collars, lined with satin to match. New gored of side pleated models, all colors; sizes 13 to 19, 14 to 44; value up to 12.98. Women’s Pongee Ccals 4.98 1 3d Ave. Women's a Pongee, silk with or Misses’ long coats. black and whi! e collar; full yoke lines every one worth 8.98; sizes 14 to 4 Women’s Tailored Dresses| Boys’ Reefers Latest style low Boys’ wool Teefers, that would be black, excellent value 2.49) cok and kimono sleeves an ch and plain color reds, trim sizes 14 to 28; value 3.98. Girls’ Spring Coats | Fancy wool mixtures in light and dark | Persian or Moire trimmed, | patent checks; 7-8 lengths, regular 7 7Q es6told . from 8 to 16 yents, double-| colors; value .98 ° all wool, that usually | Se : variety of fancy Moire Ribbon mixtures and Also satin and taffeta; 6 in. wide; all knicker pants brite 149 colors; also black and white 15 5 Women's Oxfords stripes; value .25 yard Dongola bluchers, patent tip, solid] Women’s “Burson”? Hose leather soles and counters; 8 Split soles; fast black, regilar med with velvet collar sizes 3 to 10 Boys’ Shoes 1.49 sizes 214 with Price 1.98 to 2.08 Boys’ Suits sailor col sell at 2.98 Registered Established Trade lalf a Mark Century Boudoir Gowns Distinctive in their simplicity and unusual in design. Attractive Silk and Crepe Models, exclusively our own, with close narrow lines and fitted bocices. Sheer Lingerie Models, lace trimmed and embroidered. Steamer and Pullman Gowns in practical models. (9 At $32.50—Attractive Boudoir Gown (peasant model) in striking color combinations, beautifully hand-made, ultra style. New Corset Models French Valleda—Extremely long slender lines with the desired low tops and elastic band skirts. New fabrics and trimmings. Prices $7.50 to 45.00, Gossard ed front models in designs of the moment, $5.00 to 25.00, Infants’ Wear Coats—Exclusive models in newest fabrics and combina. tions of trimming. Hats—Smart Paris models and reproductions. New Linen Coats, stylish cut and trimming, $7.50, 8.50, 10.50, Serge Coats in desirable styles, 86.50 upwards. James McCutcheon & Co., 5th Ave. & 34th St., warsteast Waldorf-Astoria FUR STORAGE Dry Cold Alr. IMPROVED METHOD. G. G. Gunther's Sons Established 1820, Attention fs directed to our un- usual facilities for storing Furs and Fur ined Garments, Rugs, Robes, etc., from damage by Moth, Fire or Theft. Furs stored at a moderate charge. The Vz. .t!s open at all times to the inspection of visitors. REMODELLING. Charges for alterations and repairs made during the Summer are materially lower than at other times. 891 Fifth Avenue, New York. i ‘ 5