The evening world. Newspaper, February 5, 1913, Page 13

lt. ‘Miss Dean, the centre of the present trouble, is @ member of the Merry) ‘Travellers, who ga’ nment | phi and "saturd inder the al BITTER TRS But They Were Miss Gladys Dean’s Own, and Can You Blame Her? rector did not know he letter that Mins toned about | it was too The Slim Woma Is Winning n sald nothing, but members | jorical Society were bitter In| criticism WILLIAM ROCKEFELLER NOW | SEEMS IN BEST OF HEALTH. Chairman Pujo and Mr. Untermyer'| Question Him at Jekyl Isl- and To-Morrow. Test | BRUNSWICK, Ga. Fob. S—Jeky! Saree Taland {e looking forward to the visit of Representative Pujo, | of the Money Trust com- | 4 Attorney Uni and stenograp! testimony of William je latter is now to all pea: he best of health, having greatly im- proved as the result of his active out- . He ts taking advantage seedum?” And if so, why? Of course, you may be one of these ii rs, but if you say “ Episcopal Chureh of Huntington, L. may Write you @ corrective Dr. Cragg says Miss Gladys Dean go | or | Pronounced the word at an entertain. |0f th nt given by the Huntington Histor- foal Soclety Friday night last. 8o bh down and wrote her this: ‘My dear Miss Dean—Aithough na- turally unknown to you, I take the Mberty of calling your attention to a defect in your entertainment of jast jor is now occupying his which has been | fo house te not known. phen he UNDERWOOD A GRANDDAD. Also One of New Arrival 0. U. WASHINGTON, Feb. fer to the pronunciation of the She pronounced the word “‘Jer-u-see-lum,” NING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, «Better Goods for the Same Money or the Same Goods for Less Money Than Elsewhere” *Meet Me-at the Fountain: me B A City in Itself Extra Spe cial GREENHUT-SIEGEL oe airs MAIN BUILDING PU sik 12 Sixth Avenue J.B.GREENHUT, Pres. 18® to 19% Streets Bie Collar Bexco— for men; assorted colors; GREENHUT BUILDING "* desiabe pe a Begins Tomorrow With the ‘ - Assortments Ever Assembled for This Most Important Annual Event to Housekeepers ba 4 Bullding, Second Ploer.. ’ a, hah Storm ea jaches : : er ie (MAIN Buliding, First Fleer.) New Yorkers, and others within one hundred miles or more of The Big Store, know by actual experience what to expect during this value-giving occasion. But it is a fact that this year's offerings are the best in our experience. We head the list with a noteworthy collection of bargains in $3.50 Skirte—ior women; weil tailored models; popular styles French “Elite” China at \ and Even Less Than \4 Regular Selling Prices most a materials; all baad and sizes; 4 45 (MAIN Bailding, Firet Floor, ’ GREENHUT BUILDING “Elite” china, you know, is famous for its exceptional quality, dainty hand-painted and comn-gold decorations and unique shapes. We purchased thousands of pieces of this fine china under price from the manufacturers (because they are moving into larger quarters) and these astonishing specials are the result. Only a partial list is printed below—a few of the pieces are illustrated. The “Elite” China Includes: ae ania Metta eh aa Brena Mig Chocolate Pots, Biscuit Jars, Jelly Dishes, Salad i er ed Mena A araoeee Leoetl Leg ry Gus ishes, Pudding '#, Salad and Bei 4 ‘ankard Jugs, it Bowls, er Jars, ie Celery Dishes, Cracker Trays, Chocolate Pots, boc ttf Loetalnt NE naa tat Ne cot Sets, Ice Cream and Dessert Plates— 1913. 18 (GREENHUT Ruiiding ‘First Fleer.) (Se oe i or ao 0. D. Orders Ouenttien ioe Linitea.) —— a wh f » i Ose Underwood, who has J iu Xnow, tt anoula be “Seecuuas [turned Atty S0Ats and locks: tan yoary ete.—values to $4.50; tomorrow, Sk Chop Dishes, Tankard Jugs, ete.— ? 95 val $1.50 to $22; tomorrow, 15 10 eieces ae tt) should be Lala He, ene C98 | choice, at. Gem vs VEC RCONN values to $7.50; tomorrow, choice, at.. le Choice, Oty. cece ececceeees Cto ere “ser” or rt, Underwood’: ‘rf Headache?—It’ $ Your Liver Handled Bonbon Dishes, Spoon Trays and Olive Dishes; values to 98 Olive Dishes, Salted Almond Trays, Round Nappies, etc.; values to 50 FC perallere etalesedly pe eH $2.78; tomorrow, choice, tooo ecco cca ee taeneeuees c $1.25; tomorrow, choice, at........ 0... cccegeeeeeueeneuennenen c Hacibito| aay, WHEN te partie: Too Many People Take Headache $25 Service Platce—with gold $4 $19.50 Service Pintes— $9.75, | *25Serice Platon with rch acdnetched 9 | #2 Serview Service Patoe—with rich gold bor 75. larty unfortunate with anything that Powders When a Liver _ border; dozen...... AAW GRIT es scecersdlécivcvves border; only 11 pieces; at........ $1! der; only 8 pieces; at should have an atmosphere of cever- Tonic Is Needed. ° ; : . “paeac cringe es Sn A Other Table China Our Entire Stock of - Dinner Sets THEN GOT Try Olive Tablets — Hy AGEL English “Royal Crown” and Fine French | Fine English Bone China Indi- | Finely Decorated 100-Piece Porcelain Dinner Sets MA Ld gat China Tea, Dinner, Breakfast and Service | aust Breakfast Sete—16 ; Vale Sale Price | Value " I a—also ten and bouillon cups and | * pieces | Austrian and $10.80....(gold border)....-.. $14.75 (slightly impertect) te de but Anyone who tal oh Sauters, and fruit saucers; with acid-| only one set of a kind; formerly - 10.75 (slightly Impertest):- Gry. Bho 414 it, coplously. Then she bora oi beves in vs Landis Thhewaee ee 8 $18.15, 817.90, $18.78 04 French China | ‘sss 696 | 10.75. peg Heiner bbe Pbtaedt c There is no oi follow when you take | dozen; tomorrow, at. 5 to 12.50 and $21; your choice, at Fish and ban ddchag wit Halt Sets--56 _Pleces: Olive Tablets, of following thers up with | | ee ——————— ey | MABEL ANU —f tommorrow, at... .. sss seeseesseeeseeeeenanens ty, sick Richly Decorated Austrian China eases Last de) $7.95 to $ naa, sickening prin iy, Desai’ ction Chen Cuetate Soest 0.98 28S) .Come Sete tree Anan Cia | bree @reused indignation which may ‘s Olive Tablets do not cont ues $5 to $35; | Value Sale Price | Value je Price eos . ais trouble in the church, as Mise Dean any other metallic drugy; $3.50 Austrian China Choco- § Ste Hand. P Painted China Toilet Boxes Tomorrow, at $15.75 $10.00 | $32.50 +++ 6Rb00} 38.02.. ; purely vegetable compound mixed with late Sete~at 1 95 |" Or $ $ 19.50 12.76] 45.00. 97.50) 28%): isd ‘China San Ea oar rare teig en 0 aad ae $1.20 to $3.98 Auarion China mir | $1.50 to * $06 ‘Ansirian ‘China 49. 2.95 to $25 | 17 11.75 | $2.50 - 280) —I00 pieces: 5 ‘why, st fol- From Coughs, {| . Thousands of people take one every Fern Dishes—at......... le |” Salad Bowle—at....... HM ivesa 19.501 49.50 . 39.501 at... | Jows that that is the only way to IBS, Bi) night at bedtime just to prevent disorder (GREENHUT Building, Main Floor.) | es tis Colds and [fof the liver, constipation, bad breath, i ae Heaaan tees’ recalls the etir Pimples, headache, etc. trer Meriva Throat Strain Rdwards, calomel's old enemy, GREENHUT BUILDIN: MAIN BUILDING——, i mula for Olive Tablets Sen ‘civec ctr Becncetene trite decor hoa of practice amon $ On Sale, German Silver Kelenamoke Chapter, D té patients afflicted with liver and bow rass e S ea S Twienereds. at American Revolution. He expressed to congregation a most that they refuse a ite See tatement decause it to begin In e young Women prominent faire and church work were ow and posed in it. troubles. ‘Try them fora week. Take one tiring "Every little Olive Tablet has a ment all its own.” bus, O. Mahlers' Begin a Great Shoe Sale to $5 Shoes at 1.90 ‘ We bought, at an extremely low price, over 5,000 Pairs of women’s shoes of this season’s make and styles, consisting of high shoes, pumpe, colonials and evening slippers. The surplus stocks of 2 large factories making shoes to retail at 3.00, 3.50 and 5.00, pi offer themat one low price, 1.90. Following is a description of the styles: HIGH SHOES | You must see Calfskin button and lace disaeieonn dull | the Shoes kid tops; value 3.00. to realize the Calfskin button shoes, low price value 3.50........... ‘Tan Russia calf button shoes; value 3.50. a | 0 0 jVatent leather button or lace shoes, with dull kid e tops: worth $.00............ccceeceeee ees a Pair Patent leather button sham, with black cloth 1 tops: w orth 3.50 LOW SHOES 14 distinct styles, in tan and black calf- | skin, patent leather, brown and black suede, black velvet, and some white canvas and buckskin pumps and Col- ) All $5 Qualities 1.90 onials, All have either welted or turn soles. ! cd SLIPPERS | Soft dull kid slippers, with beaded vamps. Patent leather slippers, in pump or aap styles... Satin Slippers, in black, white, pink, ‘blue, lavender, canary | 1.90 and red—in all sizes..... . All told, this is the greatest lot of women’s vanes in style and quality ever offered at the sum of 1.90, Other Special Sales This Week Are HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, WINTERCOATS, SUITS and CORSETS. You will greatly oblige us by coming for these shoes during the morn- ing hours, as that is the time when we are not so busy and can give you the best attention. 6th Avenue at 3lst Street Standard Qoods—Low Prices 10c and 25¢ per box. The Olive Tablet Company, Colum- on re oll 2-inch tubi finished Only 93 of these fine bedsteads, all regular sizes in bright and at move- ubing; top boa ond all tillers 2 inches; quer; value $20; * $16.50 Other Specials for Tomorrow Include: $16 Brass Bedsteads—with $20 Quartered Oak Dress- 2-inch continuo Wh cauiy teen kate crirennin eet ere—top 42x21 inches; and § I-inch filling which we will make into mattresses to Freach plete bevelled all regular sizesin d hile thi mirror, 22x28 inch wy or ‘atincfinished brass; | Q°det, while this quantity lasts; choice of | Foltencatintah;ewolege [PRO only 118 of . size; regular full size mattress, § and two small $1.75 gruw wan sanes......$1 hese bed- U ‘J 3 onl rik Vista. *Q.75 |_selaht abies, oneorewo mrmrer “DA seenemionly 84 O75 pty ay et $10 Steiling silver; Mesh "$5 > at. Patent mesh, 4- inch frames. See our ad. in today's Jouraal tor details of sale of “Odd Chiffoniers. i (GREENHUT Building, Third Floor.) MAIN BUILDING Women’s *3.50 to *5 High Shoes at $] JD “LA FRANCE” AND “FASHION” bee comprise the biggest part of the assortments in this sale. All of these shoes are in PERFECT condition—all made with Goodyear- welted soles. Not one pair of “rejects” or “seconds” in the entire lot. Just to indicate its importance, look at the choice » you have in the way of Styles and Leathers Tan Russia Callskin But- ton Shoes. Patent Leather Lace Shoes wit Ni ie soles and short Also Vici Kid Blucher Lace thoes. 415 Gold-Filled Huth TO $2.75 STERLING AND GOLD- UA VALLIERES--with a FILLED: There are: Patent Leather Button Shoes, with cloth tops. Gun Metal Lace Shoes. Tan Russia Calfekin Lace Shoes, with “blind” eye- lets. Misses’ and Children’s $2.50 i Lace Shoes—in patent leather, Men's and Women's Shoes Half Soled and Heeled by Goodypare welt proeeen: best pet Raa Weather: used ; gun-metal, calfskin, kidskin and tan Russia calfskin; all $ 50 solid leather soles and heels; all sizes up to 2; at. ee | specia! (MAIN Bullding, Second Floor.) ‘MAIN BUILDIN Best Groceries at Lowest Prices Groceries of GUARANTEED QUALITY—groceries analyzed by chemists -at PRICES CONSIDERABLY LOWER than those quoted in your neighborhood grocery. And the policy of giving FULL WEIGHTS AND MEASURES is sixteen years old here. Send your orders by mail if you cannot come in person, or ‘phone 4000 Chelsea. New Canned Foods Oatmeal and Rice Evaporated Fruits COOK'S EAVORITE SUGAR CORN iMpoRTED FARD DATGS- f dor, Ae Ge ||] [REsHLy RoLLED OATMEAL 19¢@ 29¢ 75 GOLD-FILLED WATCHES — thin mod taranteed gold. fied engine-turned oF plain epenstace, with seoend or gold dis! View with Coffee and Tea We give the best coffee and toe values a New York 2 CaLibonsin YELLOW BEW Gant 12¢ OLD-F sHiONE, PINHEAD OAT- PEACHES I 32c¢ POPULAR BL BND COFFE! 34e BAKED Bi " om ‘ MEAL—10 the,, 8855 ITALIAN GELAGN ‘BRUNe ” « 10 Ibe. 83.40; 3 I b.. doz, 81; 3 reg. 10c big 25 5 Ibs 30¢ HOUSEHOLD BLEND & Fe Qe ¢ D FOUNTAIN QUALITY WHITE OAT- " 0 ty Ihe, 81; ! EM NEAL CS packe Santa CLARA SWEBT PRUNG q MIXED TEAS. resi tans “ee 23¢ NEW SAUERKRAUT s f $1; ID EAS-—“ail varieties, in- SMYRNA LAYER Gs. & te ic ilGu Gitabe FANCIEST WHOLE. 1 “ Oviong and Mixed; 10 10s, 95c.; 5 Ibs TED APPLES. . . UNPOLINIIED SMALL-GRAIN 9 package Mc | i WHEN DAVIS APPLES SS-qn *. RICE 10 Ids, Ste; 8 1d ic ORMIA PRUNES-- 4m EN DAVIS APPLES—5-qt. oe 5 45e IMPORTED NEW PEA BEANS VEQBTASLES ~ 10 Ibe, Be; 8 y X-RAY. PASTE METAL POLISH — eg. 100 can Fountain 12¢ FANCY TABLE SYRUP-—-agalion, 4925 IMPORTED | SARDINES. “Gout met brand; Packed in pure alive ol! RAISINS ARE PEARS —Laning’s vest tee pe +s Sell nawiaaenenan sate “Soap and "Starch — | EXTRA Me eseniA PEACHES fish; dor, 62.095 t-Ib. tall ® bers Sunny, Monday Soap...) AQ Suter Brands do, #294 Qe | [eLKes Bese BUTTERINE French Clive Oil FREE_-Two CONDENSED MILK—Butierlly 1Q¢ : cra ete ree y at Guaranteed absolutely pure Dust Washing teged, as, St. CTY: Lee coe j PURE BREAKFAST COCOA-- i The well es Brand, rece this special rich, thick cream 1Be : (We deliver packeges and prints.) ommended for medicinal and for 4 Ibs. net, in canister, 81; Ld HAZEL BORAX SOAP. 25e 0 AR c en Reg. Reg. Best Granulated Sugar ||| nasque: o- cora ; Or Hy dea} 10-1b, cotton bag : 45e or yelio mo rig candle sree oxi i10¢ 82.74 $1.45 Wc Hazei. GLOSS STARCH “ Gib. box, 47c; a-ib. carton... (MAIN Buliding, Third Floor)