The evening world. Newspaper, September 28, 1911, Page 10

fa no mention of flyiug is made in the | | ee WOODRUFF SENDS SHOP DEFIANCE | IN AERIAL LETER Asserts Sunday Flying Is Legal and Exhibition Won't Be Called Off. MEBT’S POOR SHOWING. Only Two Events on the Pro- gramme Run Off, With but Four Aviators. Aloft. Gigreial to Tho Evening Wott.) MASSA BOULEVARD, Sept. %— Tinothy L. Woodruf! says there will be fying at the avistion fleld on Nassau Boulevard an Sunday. Bishop Frederick Burgess of Garden City mys not so. And whilo foemer Lieut.<Gov. Woodruf ts having the Sunday haw defined Bishop Burgens and the Garden City Cathedral Corporation iare having attorneys pre- pare for legal action to prevent Sunday Mights.. The Itev. A.J. Lovelee, seoretary to Risaop Vurgens, said that the opposition tw Sunday flights does not He with Bishop Burgess atone, but that the Cathedral Corporation of Garden City, one of the most wealthy and influential songregati¢ns on Long Istand, had re- tamed atiorneys ami was prepared to enforce the Sunday law in regard to Acropline tilghts at the Nassau Boule- vard field. ‘Aviator Tom Sopwith carried @ letter from the feld of fight from Tmothy Woodruff to Bishop Burgess iast even- ing. Sopwith's acroplane dropped grace- fully on the Bishop's lawn. The Bishop was not at his when the aero- plane arrived, and so was unable to fend a roply, To-day he sent an answer to Mr. Woodruif in which be said that his stand is notaltered in the slightast, and that he wil! do everything in his Power to proveut aeroplane flights or expjbitions next Sunday. aviation moct has not met with the success that hud boen expected, and Mr. Woodruff and his associates are%counting greatly on a big Saturday and Sunday crowd to help them out of their financial diMcuities. The ex- Penses of the meet have been terrific ‘and New York hus failed to support it *§ they had expected. That ie why Woodruff and his awociates are 0 to have Bundy fying. JAKERS DIDN’T COUNT ON AEROPLANES. | In hie letter to tho Bishop Mr. Wood- ruff argued that aeroplane flying ts no Violation of the Sunday law, Inasmuch State statutes. This law was framed fp the 80's, when men wero still only @reaming af airships op Burgers contends that the of the law is to prevent any or pastimes for gain that would disturb tho Sabbath quivt. The Bishop 4y particularly wroth over Sunday fl ing, because of tho nearness of © Paula Boys’ School tn Garden City, from the windows of which ¢he aviation field can be seen. “How can we expect our teachings to of the windows aeroplane races uff's arguments ying; is the fact that the United Staten Government put ts soul of approval on Sunday flying, ‘When tt allowed the mails to be carried ik qoropkine last wer the country om Sunday. — Bishop ing for him, ense, that the ing carried by 3 PERTY OWNERS OPPOSE SUNDAY FLIGHTS. Mr. Wootratt | thero will eng. ‘The oppold- to Sumiay dyin: not a one man they fought vpreme med to the exhibition Pp aud ox —--- Bronx loses Dongs. Mansa. oue of the Quest specimens of me. Ww IMBELS| FIRST BIRTH What a Year Has Doni At GIMBELS ' ear ago today there was a vast, unopelmm, ] here at Broadway and Thirty-third Stremg,. which caused much speculation in the minds, This was already a city of g es, and speculation was rife as to whethj there was room for another # %, ey “Yer $22.60. Sets at $16.60. at $82.50. $20 Austrian 0.76. only, at $175. soo English Si3 American aE NQ™ YE: 120°" SE ke: ENA A One $32.50 English China Dinner Sets China Dinner Sets at $10.76. erie Austrian China Dinner Sets at 14.75. $450 Minton China Dinner Set, one China Dinner Sets at $38.50 Limoges China Dinner Sets, Porcelain Open Stock Dinner Sets at $8.76. Cut Crystal Superb cuttings on pure lead lanks. $5.50 IceCream Trays at $3.75. $5.60 Salad, Fruit or Preserve Bowlsat $3.75. $4.50 Gothic Jugs, 214 pint, at $2.75. build New Yorkers. . ~\ stor could help the business of all. in our neighborhood. ‘We were most foment them. ‘ ut we wish, most of all, to express appreciation of our reception by New York public, whose generous patronage has made the year what it has beet one of enormous business voiume, and tremendous satisfaction to the owners promoters of the business. ; It has been our endeavor that the Gimbel Store should stand for SERVICE COURTESY MRELIABILI And this Store—which is really a “CONGRESS OF STORES”—inspi by the public gocd-will, and its own spirit of progressiveness, plans to make thee ing year one of far greater achievement in public service. In our desire to be pleasantly remembered, on this day which is so auspicei to us, we have prepared A MULTITUDE OF SPECIAL BIRTHDAY OFFERI representative of the store’s merchandise, which we hope will make thor new friends for us, and make OUR FIRST BIRTHDAY a gratifying oc all who honor us with a visit tomorrow or Saturday. We cordially thank you for your favors fully deserve your interest during the year that begins tomorrow. GIMBEL BROTHE Birthday Offerings in the China Sale The coincidence of the closing days of the September China Sale, which in themselves would naturally be signalized by a climax of impertant offerings, with this Anniversary Event brings about some of the most extraordinary news ef the whole month in China and Cut Glass, with prices the lowest of any during th Dinner Sets ‘ $37.50 Austrian China Dinner Sets at $35 Austrian China Dinner | $2 mly, at $226. $2.60 ‘i $535, English China Dinner Set, one] $1.6 $7.60 Cut Glass Water and 1 star cutting. 60c Initial Table Tumblers, 3&¢ Doz. morrow and Saturday for delivery in or ini Superb Marbles Greatly Reduced prices. Now $9.75 to $175, formerly $16 to $350, Last Opportunity for These September Housewares Last chance to secure the now famous Gimbel 3-piece Alumi- num Saucepan Sets, for $1.10 set. Three Saucepans—1 qt., 3 pt. and 2 qt. Lipped Saucepans, that sell regularly at $1.85 for the three, 11 in, héavy Aluminum Frying Pans; regularly $2.25, now $1.40 each. High grade Chafing Dishes, in hammered copper, lobster design; regularly $14.50 to $24; tomorrow at $10.60 24 in, Oval Mahogany glass-covered Trays, with inlaid centre; regularly $10, tomorrow, $7. Last offering of the celebrated $8 Percolators; six-cup size; nickel or copper finish; regularly $8, now $5.96. Five-piece Ivory Carving Sets, including knife, fork, steel and game set—regularty $9.50, now $6 set. y Ing THE EVENING WORLD, | THUI| iy great events. most optimistic expectations. For we did not come here to slash prices, and attempt to d trade of other stores. We had no such foolish desire. We believed, rather, And we think this has been the result—aé Sale. $6.50 Fa 65. $7.25 Relish Dishes, four sections, at 90, $6 Sandwich or Cake Plates, $3.25. Consisting of 6 tumblers, large jug neh mirror plateau, in deep bug 600 dozen ready; orders taken to- ne to ten days. Engraved with any itial in old English. Actual reductions from our own former each, Fifth Floor store, or a public to support it: History shows that many years—usug a generation—must be devoted to building a great commercial enterprise, from its small beginning —unless a constituency, inherited from a predecessor. : Here was an entirely new business—well known the trade, of course; but practically unknown to! public it sought to serve—starting full-fledged, wi vast building and fully-equipped organization, with] constituency to be made out of clear blue sky. Today the store of GIMBEL BROTHERS is’ of the five stores of New York City doing the volume of business. J _People have ceased to wonder if the new stot going to be a success. Birthdays are very common. Thousands of people are eel ting them every day. Each date on the calendar recalls ¢ We cannot expect that you will even recall tha Gimbel store was opened on September twenty-ninth. . _And yet there are many people wondering what the resull this FIRST year has been, and they will pardon our feeling a li enthusiastic on this occasion of our “FIRST BIRTHDAY ” The volume of sales, by which all stores count their suce has been forty to fifty per cent. greater than our most enthusi friends in the trade would concede us a year ago. * And we confess that it has mounted up far beyond our kindly received by our competitors, and we feel most : of the past year, and hope to m d-Filled Bracelets, $1] 60 s, fully cuarantecd, Main Fh _ Fine Sterling Silverware Pearl-Handled Tabl Silver Photograph Frames Un $9 ealGun-Metal Mesh Bags, $2.60 and $3 Dog Harness Best leather, meta-studdes, several styles, Also $1.50 to $3.00 Dog collars at '76e; $2 Dog Blankets at $1.50, Fourth ¥ — — A | vik y Fu9 ee ed Vanity Cases, and two coin hol ; ith pad and Main Clocks at $4 rc in hy e Knives Price at Birthday ale Prices, Steel » AC lq ine ring mesh; fully shirred, §