The evening world. Newspaper, April 2, 1913, Page 16

i n hi he cought Patal Onrush of Water and|ituntercnieg , fersonville, and there he caught 4 train on the firemen and the fifty-four| Peatiew only), is tmpoosble for a comarkabie and rowed ten miles and caught a train| Elisha Lee, Chairman of the Confer. ’ a for Cleveland. The train took him to}ence Committee of Raliroad Managers, | Same, in, tesur which, xhen svilicl to soft. and W. 8. Carter, International Prest- a dent of the Brotherhood of Locomotive | ya aehitie ie pee ais fat aha Firemen. The proceedings at the Wal- ion dort probably will end Saturday. ‘Thin means a three weeks’ extension He arrived an hour before the time Pailure of Trains Can’t Keep | set ror nis marriage to Margaret Wallen of No. 4104 Beacon street. j.. Gallup From Church. ia cumstation beyond the date originally set under the| = u quirements of the Erdman law, which HALT CHILDREN’S GAMBLING. oo ror a decision thirty days after the = pheos appointment of the third arbitrator, GRIPOAGO, Apr 2—Young Lochinvar | Jnetices Fin: i Gan une trates CNL GeO HAM apkheeper Who Has Wrinkles and the fe nothing on Orrie Gallup. He is & “Prise” Slot Machine. should divide equally the expense of the Perdue graduate and was married here! 1 tice in Spectal Sessions yon-| extension, the Government having footed| looks of old age are the = eke Ms honeymoon. | 4. terday placed ban on slot machines| the bitis up tothe prese result of eye-strain. tam telte tt: Lah dl paperin’ | which offer prises in addition to the| — ara SPER ETS ARES Both eye-strain and Carte was tn West Baton, Ind. On|feruiar merchanciso carried in. the] CHILDREN WHO ARESICKLY| wrinkles disappear Saturday he went iho oMice of the |store owner who permite the intalla- Mothers wno vac} entirely when correct Menon Ralirced aeere eat na [tion of auch a machine in his #tore 1 idee, the health of their chil glasses are worn. aay 5 there on Lmao ine | sullty under the antt-gambling oh ere reat nats Examined Without Charge Peestbie, they oaid. Gallup offered to |Sré, may be impriamed tor one yenr SWEET POWDERS FoR Registered Eye Physicians. 4 for a special train, The officers |" 7.) Cnitaren'e Society found monthe GHILDREN, for use when| Perfect Fitting Glasses, $2.50 to $12. the tracks bad been washed out. A needed. They Break up Goin. horse and forded, the 0#0 that shopkeepers in the nelgnbor. Colds, RelleveFeversk| Je EHRLICH & SONS hog of schools were doing @ rushin ‘> Been et oreaeevous two counties, |Dusinews with machines that dispensed AN beg be a Couters’ Opticians wemetimes through water to the stir candy and that offered the buyer a) | MN BO 217 Broadway, Astor House fuga, to Mitchell, Ind. He arrived at Nereus thai 7a oy he ong Bs Dewi accept r ry one 223 Siath ge Voth Se 390 Stath Aves 224 St ee eee ate SR The prisoner yesterday was Benja- They never fail. SoldbT VOI Nassau, Ann Se, 17 West 42d—New York ‘At Geymour Gallup rented a boat and|min Stein of No, 76 Ludlow atreet. Towed several miles, to a point where Ho was fined $25. - 96 Fulton St., Cor. Bond St., Brooklyn. everywhere 25 cts. Trial pacha | PRUE Address hc S, Otnsted, Lo Rap, Nt! SORED Wale “WORK WONDERR Ball - bearing, nickel plated, reinforced extension; dust - proof wheels. ae dentifrice, an. FLOODS 1 MARRY Wey oncaee as ip toned wail fag| Weetern rattronds was fixed yesterday) “After sears o reecarch and experaneat he aus | i coveret @ method of Mendi certain beneficial ; around him and no ratiroadé. 10 waded | fF April 2, following @ conference bY |e Riiaty with FORHAN'S STRINGENT, which resulted in @ paste not uniike regular toot! | |Thursday--the Great Bargain Day | All Wanted Merchandise--Underpriced IN ADDITION to wonderful offerings in Spring apparel and fabrics, household linens, etc., and wonderful sales of Sample apparel —the Great Wilton Rug Sale continues with splendid values in small Rugs. ‘. . Millinery, Shoes, Hats, Gloves, Dresses, Hosiery and all appar! at exceptionally little prices—particularly interesting news during the ight and new. Merehief. Indian q Sixth AVE 22"°and 23°° STREET ‘Models for boys RM fey WITH LAH | hose Jb OME RCHANDISE. STAMPS ‘lives su sew LOrk’s BAUPDIDE Comune, $12, $15, $18 @ $20 Silk @ Cloth Dresses The price is indeed a You will find just ' [aim surprise. Who would the material and H hy think of being able e shade you want be- to buy such beauti- cause there is such | Ri2 fal creations at so an extensive variety S lowa figure. to select from. For those women who want a lovely dress or gown for wear at afternoon teas, club meetings, receptions, card parties, for theatre or dinner wear or foci seashore, or for whatever other use a pretty frock may be a The materials are finest silk foulards, silk charmeuse, soft messa- line, French , Mannish serges, fancy striped worsteds and many other novelty c!oths so much in vogue this season. . The colors are navy blue, tan, brown, copenhagen, taupe, green, gray, white and black. On Sale, Second Floor, House Dresses EXTRAORDINARY || Robes @ Tunics jived. naan emcee. SPECIALS Copies ol beadtiul Parisian 9 BY spot or alittle drop stitch Ho mis Fiat © ©. 6. 8 Sette $4.00 Embroidered Robes which in no way mars t! ii lent workmanship of ||| 93 Pumps & Oxfords eee Bd King colors excel! ; patent colt and z ; these well made garments; |} Tr Alsten hand owed ana wetted QHE || | in Bulgarian, old rose, light the id desirable model: soles. Medium high Cuban heels. . . blue, io and vin fifty styles. pretty stripe and $4] .98 eh eras ery hic and check effets, on Hi a breakable heada and movable joints... tiste, organdy y clever styles, Evcctively trm- | } $4.25 Matting Suit Or Swite.. cscs and embroidered A mado of Waterproas matt nasal $15.00 Pale aah Bie woe 1 75c Piay Suits—¢?°, 3' bugle or beaded effect in gold or ners and brass | 2.50 Couch Covers —,°""") §: the latest designs. A complete outfit, Sizes silver on chiffon or net, in Kashgar aty! 58 inches wide x ery lei ghe Soa 106 inches long. rot ‘dices “gue 15c Wall Papers—7°, ‘irr ost room lots, Per roll..... Untrimmed Hats Dutch Cles z $2.00 Milan Sha ty in 49c Floor Oilcloth—s° new boat a e y’ r Pot 4-4, 6-4 4 10-4. Cut from J shapes which are so much | | the roll. “Limit 30 yards. Perea. ya: in now. All color:, | | $6.00 versible Rugs 9 79 incl ing. brown, cerise, | Jingrain, can be used on either aide fle se | purple vende i Bise 9x12. banaue toa ieee tan, green and ORC 50c Silks ~eaites*: fa othora. er 95¢ yard .... popular shades to select from, Extra_ special is, value, te 44-8 C 8e ursday . at ee 25c Hand Bags ‘ancy oF Second Floor. $1.50 @ $2 c . Waists 35 different patterns in this splendid assort- ment of new Spring Waits. A clean-up of our recent big $1.00 and 98 sales, Made of fine voiles or marquisettes, high or low neck, long or short Beds and Floor Coverings i 10° Steel wire pring, with wire Acable supports, aso wood fibre Shoe Bargains Women’s $3.50 Shoes Oxfords & Pumps 4° buck, whit: canvas, gun metai, tan ca.t and patent leather. Iso lace and buiton shces ina | the new mattress, sleeevs, open front ; | : en tanks Alea lial: leathers, with or hep loth tops. 49c Floor 98¢ Cook’s ored models, made Men’s $3.50 and Oilcloth Cork Linoleum with plain tailored Al widths: Cy oa | Cit rom the or embroidered $4 Shoes eut ‘on 8 € pies vim 3D fronts. Slightly factory checked, which the roll; per, 2 | 30 yards; per All sizes $4 to 44. does no: hurt their appearance eq. yard... square yard No mall, phone or oc yon, Blacher $ 98 . O. D. orde on or Blucher $10 Brussels | $18 Erussels sid modeis, also low 1: Rugs Rugs shoes; welted soles Size note o§ 49, Semen: theSey 4g Girls’ $1.75 Canvas Shoes Oa» patterns; one [pea 8 ft Button models. Sizes 6 to 2. on each side 3x10 ft. 6. Excellent quality............. ____THE EVENING WORLD, WEDWESDA taurine ky, catch @ train hy for] WAGE DECISION APRIL 23. Heals Inflamed Gums 0) swollen river blocked the way. ed eg Gallup got off the train and hired a] The date for making a decision In the) 4 9 4 poohan, the divoverer of For | motor boat. That carried him into J rbitration of the wige MAN'S PYORIGHRA' ASTRINGENT (ised oy ea! A BRAHA Direct. Spring season, when every one wants their wardrobe to look third less than regular. aa Iara 45°C! rey uurly $2.75. x54 inches, $3.48 to $4. fegularly $4.75 and $6.25, 2244x36 inches, $2.48 to $3.48; regal ly $3.25 to $4.25. es, 36x72 inches, 3,000 Pairs Silk Gloves, 49c Pr. THIS IS A REMARKABLE OPFER, with the demand for silk Gloves greater than it has been for years. It is an excellent quality, double finger tipped silk Glove in white and black—the correct length for the popular three-quarter sleeves. A Thursday special at 49¢, Sold on special table in East Building, centre, near the elevators. Women’s Lingerie Dresses, $5.98 SEVERAL PRETTY STYLES in lingerie and white net Dresses, beautifully embroidered and finished with sashes in all silk; assorted pastel shades, Women’s French Linen Dresses, $7.98 Handsome French Linen Tailored Frocks, embroidery trimmed in delicate shades, finished with pleating of fine Val. lace; charmingly combined crochet buttons finishing the dress. Sizes 32 to 44. Women’s All Wool Serge Dresses, $5.98 100 Dresses of all wool serge; collar, cuffs and scarf sash in piaid taffeta; neatly tailored; splendid for everyday wear; in navy, brown and blue. ‘Gecoud floor, Central Building, i THURSDAY SPECIAL. | Chiffon Cotton Voile, 12!4c Yd. ABOUT 5,000 yards, a splendid assortment of the most fashionable woven and printed stripes in colors and black and white; in various widths; also a range of the best plain colors; an excellent fabric for Spring and Summer dresses. This Item on Bubway floor, West Building. 36-Inch Pure Linen Crash Suiting, 25c Yd. In the favorite tan color; a splendid homespun weave, suitable for street, outing and rough wear suits, ‘This Item ov Street floor, West Building, THURSDAY SPECIAL, ne** English Style Raincoats, $6.50 THE AVERAGE MAN is skeptical about the merits of a Raincoat below $10.00 in price—we were ourselves before we began to sell this Coat. Made especially for us In one of the best equipped factories in this vicinity, of an excellent cassimere, in dark olive shade; double texture, backed up with a smart English plaid. We have distributed hundreds of them with scarcely a single complaint. All sizes from 35 to 46. Second floor, Men's Building. T | HURSDAY SPECIAL, 2,400 Men’s Shirts at 65c Each MEN’S SHIRTS of fine quality WOVEN MADRAS in neat uel an excellent grade, the product of one of the best weavers; all the best colorings, plenty of black and white and blue and white effects; made with soft double cuffs; accurate in every detail. 25c Knitted Pour-in-Hands at (9c Knitted Four-in-Hands, cross and bias stripes, BS of styles and t colorings. House Dresses at 69c OF STRIPE SINGH, mda square neck, trim: :d with chambray to match. Store orders only. $1.25 House Dresses at 98c¢ Of cambric and chambray, made with white coflar and cuffs, piping at waist line. $2.00 House Dresses at $1.69 sick Of cambric, in plain cadewy tan and laven 5 made with collar in cuffs of eyelet embroidery; white piping at waist line. pecomd Noor, centre, right, Central Building, $2.00 J. B. Corsets, 98c LONG HIP MODEL, medium low bust effect; made of white coutil, supporters attached. $2.00 A. & S. Special Corsets, $1.49 New straight hip model, medium low bust; made of white coutil, supporters attached. $3.00 Corsets, $1.69 New straight hip model, low bust, long sloping hip line; made of wake batiste, well boned, supporters at- tached, Second floor, Fulton street, East Building, ¥ SPECIAL, _| (_—THuRs® Venetian and Satin Remnants A FINE ASSORTMENT of good, desirable lengths of Venetian and Satin Remnants for coat linings. Venetians, value en at 30c, a yard; Satin, value 38, at 85c, 9 yard. Quantity limited, street Meer, Lavingston street, Centon! Bide, welt, 10 and the reason for clal values, $2. FROM THE and biue cham! thedral art overlaid { THURSDAY SPECIAL. Children’s Sample Dresses, 69c White and Colored, sizes 2 to S Years AND THE VALUES run up as high as $2.50, A sample Mne of lawn Dresses, embroidery, lace and ribbom trim- med, Store orders only. Second flee, Putten ctvest, Mast Bids, Our Extraordinary Wilton Rug Sale Fourth to a Third Less Than Regular One of the most successful Rug sales in the history of this store and the history of Brooklyn, and a splendid opportunity to obtain floor coverings for your Summer home at a fraction of their real worth. FROM A RUG PURCHASE involving an outlay of more than $100,000 we offer on Thursday more than 50 patterns in the small sizes alone, and thousands of Rugs at prices which are from a fourth to a 36x36 Inch .48 to 48; regularly $4.50 to $6.00. 36x63 inches, $5.48 to $7.48; regularly $7.75 to $9.50. 48 to 90.48; regularly, $8.00 to $11.50. Thi uilding. 39c White Pique, 25c Yard A LOT OF FINE quality soft finish White Pique, in all size any length; 39c. quality, at 25c, a \ Fine White Novelties, that were selling w Lone Cloth, yard te soft nih, for women’s and children’s fine Un- derwear; in 12-yard len, Street floor, Livingston street, Mast Building, 79c Stamped Lawn Dresses, 59c Pe hy hE children from Prettily trimmed with dainty pink Gecond floor, West Building. $5 Gas Lamps, $2.98 panel glass crown; in amber or Fie. with 4-panel glass :kirt of ifferent colors, 98¢ Imported Traveling Clocks at 75¢ closed in re, poh Diack father. *~ 0 suer (Com, Coote! Dubey. Every Entrance to «»? STRAUS |e & Straus’. 79c Mohair, Sicilian and Brilliantine, 49c 50 INCHES WIDE. An of- fering of these favored dust shed- ding Spring and Summer fabries greatly underpriced. The Sicil- ian comes in plain navy blue and black. The Mohairs in popular white hairline stripe on navy blue and black. Street floor, West Building, floor, Kast (CTHunsoav speciat._| Trimmed Hats, $4.95 and $5.95 HATS THAT COMPARE FAVORABLY with those offered in other stores at $10.00 and $12.50. ‘This new lot introduces novelties | in Summer Hats. | $4.00 Ostrich Plumes at $1.95 $5.00 Ostrich Plumes at $2.05. Colored Ostrich Plumes, two lots, In new and { i cant colorings, " i i ssh | ‘agal } all t d desired rings, gal hemp Shapes, ie new and desired shapes ang 80. sibs and 9.98 at '. Street and Merzanine floors, ‘THURSDAY SPECIAL, —_| Women’s $6.00 Oxfords, $2.95 IMPORTED PATENT LEATHER lace Oxfords, welied soles, with small outside extension, made over a high arch model, Cuban heels. Women’s $5.00 Suede Shoes at $3.95 ! Brown, gray and black suede buttan Shoes, soles wel and stitched, Cuban | heels. Three very pretty Shoes at a very moderate pric Noor, Wost Butlding, Misses’ Dresses---M’fr’s Surplus Stock $25 to $45 Values, $18.98 and $22.98 200 MISSES’ Afternoon and Evening Dresses of chiffon, crepe de chine, crepe meteor, radium, charmeuse, serge, etc.; made in the sea- son’s newest models and colorings; sizes 14 and 16 years. None C, O. D. or on approval. Second floor, centre, Central Building, | TL monsbAv SPECIAL] $5.00 Hemstitched Table Cloths at $3.69 FINE ALL LINEN bleached satin damask spoke hemstitched Table Cloths, 244 yards long, very pretty patterns. Hemmed Damask Table Cloths All linen bleached damask Table Clotiis, 66x66 inches, $1.39; 66x82 inches, $1,69 98c White or Colored Turkish Bath Mats, 69c Some are subject to the tiniest mill imperfections. Street Noor, Livingston street, East Building, THURSDAY SPECIAL. Thursday Specials in Furniture $2.00 to $3.50 Roman Seats, $1.25 An artistic shape, in maple, white enamel, Early English and golden oak—well constructed and finished and very neat in design, Very convenient in any room. ; $3.50 Slipper Chairs at $2.25 punesnally low Bedi just His it cy Peso, making he most comfort. eect finish or maple-—with wood ‘saddle pr Cenely: Gite oe ee 756 Feather Pillows at 50c odorless red 5 oat art ac reno orn ot san THURSDAY SPECIAL, Women’s 15c Stockings, 9c BLACK GAUZE isle thread Stockings, with dovble gar- ter tops and double soles, seamless; also bi thread, seamless, double heels and ey gc ac fae a Women's Gel Underwear at 18 equality, » Sleevele: sleeves; knee Drawers, wide t “ines, desis Women’s 25c Combination Suits at 18c Fine cotton, low level knee. Store orders mr i apne Haath, ide ot Street floer, Fulton street, Central Building, 20 yard le s, the price; will cut pW $1.35 @ yard; hs; two spe- ‘nd $1.00 3 lace Two Special Drug Store Offers SEIDLITZ POWDERS, U. S. P., Rasch P,, 12 ina tin box, regularly Peroxide of H on lydrogen, large bottles, regularly 19c,, Not more than two to a customer. Store orders only and no hurry box orders filled. * Btroet Moor, front, Central Building, ART BMBROIDERY Lawn Dresse: for THURSDAY SPECIAL. 9 Men's Half Hose, 9c MEN’S COTTON and lisle thread Half Hose, in plain colors and black; also some in fancy S‘ripes and checks; some in imported black lace with em- broidered fronts; a cl 4-panel si fancy metal and 4- THURSDAY SPECIAL, ]] $1.10 you Black Storm Serge, 79¢ 46 AND 48 INCHES WIDE, all wool, in the plain storm and herringbone Stripe serges, firmly woven, dependable qualities, sold regularly at $1.10 a yard, Street Cloer, Livingston stzest, Contre! 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