The evening world. Newspaper, April 30, 1913, Page 17

: F seater Executive Says He Will i | Take Steps to Comnpel ra ‘q:, Lower Tolls. , ‘The matter of fixing a five-cent tele, | Dhone rate for the metropolitan district of Greater New York, including calls | between Manhattan and Brookiyn, 1s te | be put up to the Public Gervice Com- f Mission, which will be spurred to epecdy - | action by Gov. Gulser. | This announcement followed the hear- fag on the Larrimer bill before Gov. , @ulser in Albany yesteraay. This bill | | provided for a uniform rate of | cents. At yesterday's hearing Ge: | Duhamel of Brooklyn told the Chief Executive that the Public Service Com- + aission wan inactive and that that body | } Mould have decided the telephone rate matter long ago. Gov. Sulzer agreed < with that view point and declared his intention of demanding that immediate action be taken. Ledyara P. Hale, counsel for the Up- * @tate Public Service Commission; Rod- ert F. Binkerd of the City Club, J. D. |. » | Hammitt of the Citizens’ Union, F. B. Governor that would make the bill a Jaw. . It was pointed out to Gov. Sulser that \ there were defects in the bill which would make it retroactive and Gov. @ulser notified Senator Larrimer that these defects would make it necessary for trim to recall the measure. At the same time the Governor de- melared that bills of this kind should Rot come to him in the form of lexis- B jative enactment, but should be handled by the Public Service Commission, which * has ample power to fix proper rates. The Governor's action in esking that ead bill be recalled does not mean that e fight for cheaper rates between the) Various boroughs has been lost. It means | what the Governor of the State has fixed | the responsibility for such # measure) in the hands of the Public Service Com- <Jmission and that demands will be made ‘upon that body for an immediate reduce tion in the present rates. pli oheea ean shi 4% NEW PHILIPPINE SOCIETY. Former Preside: jade Hon- orary Pr: Because he was the first Governor- General of the Philippine Islands ex- * President William H. Taft bi orary President of the Philippine So- ty, an organization which took form y. The honorary Vice-President is ‘ Cameron Forbes, the present Gov- ‘ernor-General. The other officers are: of the Philippines and ex- War; Vice-President, Col, Bijan Ford, U. 8, A, retired; Treas- ‘rer, Charles D. Palmer of the Inter- Q@ational Bank; Secretary, Richard E. Forrest: Assistant Secretary, W. D. Platka, New York representative of the Manila Merchants’ Association. Executive Committee 1s com: { qishop Willlam F. Oldham, Just { “bin, Judge Jnmes Ralph of Man * tin Egan, formerly editor of the Mantla | ‘Fimes; the Rev. Dr. Arthur J, Brown, the Rev. Dr. J. B. Rodgers of Manila, | and Manuel Quezon and Manuel Earn- shaw, Philippine delegates to Congress. | An office has been established in the ¥ yxtudeon Terminal and pla 4 “Snetive campaign in behalf of trade in- terests in-the Philippines are being per- “fected. BACKACHE AWARNING - ALL SHOULD HEED ie usinoe it Cobuarh of om ney Troubles—| \ lected, ‘Serious ise 4 eases Follow. 4 No one can be well and healthy * qpless the kidneys work properly and judtoep the blood pure. When they be- ~weome clogged up and inactive, nature has a way of warning you. Backache is one of the first Mh daca toms. You may also be troubled with disagreeable, snnoying ler = dis- orders; have attacks of lumbago. or rheumatism; become nervous, tired, vend feel all worn out; puffy swellings “whow under the eyes or in the feet and Uankles; and many other symptoms are «moticed. If they are neglected, dropsy, » OF Le age disease, which so often pi fa ay result. ta It is not only dangerous, but need less for you to suffer and endure tortures of these troubles, for the n discovery, Croxone, quickly and surely all such misery. There is no more effective ret vknown for the proups cure of all suc! troubles than this new, scientific prep- ‘aration, because it removes the cause. *It soaks right into the kidneys, through ‘athe wi inings; cleans out ¢! « 4elogged up pores; neutralizes and dis- | solves oisonous uric acid and waste ) matter t lodge in the joints and muscles and cause those terrible rheu- ~-matic pains, and makes the lise f-filter and sift the poison out of the * blood and drive it from the system, xone different from There is nothing Tt is so prepared impossible to take in system without You can secure an original package gf Cronone at trifling cost from an, ‘ class drug store. All druggii are authorised to personally return rice if Croxone should fail , ‘a single case. Three doses a day gdor ‘a few days is often all that is ever he worst backache, } | Gabe gg toc eerie > averty Will Present Linens, White ‘Goods cs Laces, Embroideries, Corsets, Silk ‘<* Petticoats, Negligees, Lingerie Frocks, Blouses and $200,000 Worthof French é& Domestic Undermuslins ' At Economies of 20 Per Cent. and More the Lingerie!’ In magnitude, the collection which we have assem is Sale is White Salen America—it includes the enyste handwork of French, Muahenn, Madeird and Filipino nee are First, machine-made undermuslins, wh For this occasion, it has been ties to sell at 20 per cent. less And, very much more pebe on He hour and, although we could cite it is, that cotton two months ago, explains e world. our ain to revolutionize White Sales! And to accomplish this, we did not endeavor to get the cheapest and obviously poorly-made garments, but we endeavored—and succeeded in getting—Undermuslins of the best quali- than the minimum prices of today. 7 to the women of New York, we had this Lingerie made in styles that conform with the modes of dozens and dozens of illustrations, there is a Nightgown at $10.76 that is an exact copy of a quite expensive styl ore 6 obs eilaaa Dabs pote ate Tose hots books aed trout, tard tb many ive styles—there is one an oke en c+) » and front, an ere are styles, which are one of the latest, whims of : 4 ion. WORLD, WEDNESDAY, 2 ie in the hi of ilipino needleworkers, 98 as | the mon Decorative and Household Linens Has Been Prepared for the May White stirring offerings, we did not wait for opportunity Fe catten cereta cidiog trnette fcr tne badeag teks Ge le, furnish charming w presen’ p Mod clubs and Summer hotels, or boarding hogsen. 7 ne In gatheri We n gathering Sale to knoek. bride, or save | ere are very extraord collections of Japanese hand-drawn and Clany and Filet Lace-trimmed Tar Cais: as well as rieh | supplies of the Tablecloths, |; Napkins and Towels of which every home needs reinforcements once in so often. It is a Linen Sale that in every detail is quite up to the standard of these GIMBEL events —except where it curpeaees fh. if Also ix Round Tablecioth, and one half at 96.76 set, regularly $9.75. eoft finish, ey 96.26 pair, Levot eer $7; 90x96 and f th of the $1 Nightgowns o ie vie have increased, and that silk prices are soaring-—but the fact that we placed our orders about reason that the smallest economy in this Sale is 20 per cent. Paris ‘Now Says, Crepe de Chine and Chiffon Lingerie And Here, Is $25,000 Worth in This Sale is not so in price—for there are crepe de chine Petticoats trimmed with Although luxurious in reality, this Lin laces at $2.95, Combinations at $3.95 an ample provision for the demand tomorrow. Nightgowns — Extra nce’ #1 tog Crepe de Cita, to $16.75 Madeira, $5.60 to $94.75 Combinations— - Domestic, $1 to $23.75 Extra sizes, $1 to 95 Crepe de Chine, $3 to $13.75 French, to $65 Domestic, 50c to $11.75 R 930 $1 to $4.75 Crepe de Chine, $2.95 to $15 French, $2.50 to $50. Drawers — Domestic, 50¢ to $9.75 Extra 50c to 93 Crepe de Chine, $3 and $3.50 French, $1 to $17.50. Corset Covers — Domestic, 60¢ to $16.75 Extra sizes, 760 to $1.50 Crepe de Chine, $2 and ¢3 French, 750 to $15.75. In the Subway Store— Prawtrs, 246, » $8c and 50c Lo Short Petticoats, 26c, 38c and 50c Princess Slips, 85c and $1 +” ha 38c, 50c, 76c¢, 85¢ Nightgowns at The Special Honor List Brussels Net Petticoats st 91.60 and $3. Lace - trimmed Nainsook Night- gowns, with wide ribbon shoulder straps, $2. Allover ShadowLsce Combinations, $7.60; Petticoats, $10. Camisoles of Chiffon or Brussels Net, $1; Crepe de Chine, $2. Crepe de Chine Pettic oats, trimmed with dainty lace, $2.95. Vest Chemise—Batiste, $1; Crepe de Chine, $3 yard Hie? Combination of Nain- sook, $1.60, $2 and ¢3. Corset Covers, with tiny Sleeves for shields, 60c. e@ Second Floor pee TE oy Matched Sets—Domestic, $7.50 to $37.75; French, $21.50 to $150. “La Parisienne Elegante _ In Her Boudoir”’ Tomorro—10:30 A.M. to 12 M. 2104 P.M. In this Exhibition, which women tell us is the most unique Fashion Exhibit that has ever been presented, you will have the opportunity of seeing the latest and | finest Lingerie of Paris. It is worn by the ul % SPECIAL NOTICE The Harper’s Bazar Exhibition Of Prize Embroidery Advertised in the Bazar to Take Place This. Week Has Boon Manmequins who act this realistic panto- mime, depicting the daily scenes‘in a Parisienne’s Boudoir—Eighth Floor. Postponed Until the Week Beginning June 2nd dain @5. Realizing that these three ‘eee are phenomenal we have nr 4 course, we have many other styles up to $16.75. ‘ Princess Slips— Domestic, $1 to 940 Crepe de Chine, $5.75 to $12 French, $5.60 to $80. Negligees — Domestic Styles in dotted Swiss & Lawn, $2.95, 63.60, 94.96 & 96.96 hand-made eer a broidered, $10.60, $12.80, $16 and $21.60, Matinees — Domestic, $1 to $3.96 French, $3.50, $4.60 to $9.00. China Silk Petticoats, $8.95 Crepe de Chine Bloomers, $2.95 Color striped Crepe Petticoats, $1. Juvenile Lin: - (Including 8! 2 to 16 Years) Drawers, 26¢ to $1.26 Knickerbockers, Na 850 Young Women’s Lingerie — Corset Covers, 50¢ to $2.60 Combinations, $1 to $3.25 Nightgowns, 50c Petticoats, $1 to $5. Drawers, 50¢ to §1. Princess Slips, $1 \ Infants’ Lingerie — It is the tremendous wget of New Tou. onioeee od Damesk Sete, containing one 72-in. Linen Sheets and Pillow Cases wg pa ly bss at BLN pat tam 76. jow Cases, $1.76 , sus 76; hemati oye oe iy $2.76; itched Muslin Sheets and Pillow And White Goods By the Yard—Many Savings Goods Gr : auiPhten crore ty peel eorae nee SS a ie ira ne en H Towel, snow white, generous borders. At 760 each, a group of $1 and $1.26 Towels, fine quality, RK gE Roy —— | borders all around. 24386 in. Hemmed Turkish Towels ot §8.05 $4.20. gtd and Turkish wets, ob Se once, semay Pay pa gt ie reterars past A | or tinued Many beautiful damask, 2 x2 2) d Me sensation of the seo eteoe ee ee = dengre, including (Se peg ok a and iscend Fleer 22-inch Napkins, and-stripe, with a high eatin Splendid SUBWAY STORE Offerings 80c Mercerized Table Damask, S00 yard. fine quelity, 72x96 Ie an ig skis Tee ge end esa Towels, oe ¢ T in., 96.76 16c Linen Huckaback Towels, 7&¢ Lace-trimmed Scarfs and foc and 60c Swise Embrotderes Beasts od Sears, 86c each, Subway Stere, Lewer Cases swing given to this GIMBEL it Bed Manin and Sheetings and othe Wits Coods bythe ard qualities: these always wanted items, in sszaneesia ‘ls be bt et ee oe psseseses| SoSEEERES 980, +» $1.06, 1,000 Scalloped Pillow Cases to match the Sheets, size 45 x 86 in., 260 each, regularly 36c. Utica Bleached Sheeting At Special Prices of 000 yards of this favorite brand 90 x1 | 48-inch, 180 yard, ly 220 234 yds. wide, » Teg. 38¢ 254 yds. wide, 800 3d.” Fee. 40e Lonsdale Cambrics 10c ¥d., Reg. 14c in ite, Wide: sott bleached finish, fesmctl demand aad at present for Standard Bleached Muslins 8 ¥d., Reg. 12}¢ 86 inches wide. W. L. DOUGLAS’ standard Utica Bleached Sheets Torn sizes before lemming. 63 x 90 inches, at 686, reg. 7c 68 x 99 inches, at 66¢, reg. 86c 12 x 90 inches, at 660, reg. 86c 72 x 99 inches, at 700, reg. 90e 81 x 90 inches, at T0c, reg. 90c 81 x 99 inches, at 76c, reg. 95c 90 x 90 inches, at 78¢, reg. $1 90 x 99 inches, at 866, rey. $1.10 90x 108 inches, ut 68¢, reg. $1.15 Utica Bleached Pillow Cases ‘Torn sizes beiore bemming. 42 x 36 in., at 16¢, regularly 22¢ “5x3 45x: a0) ooh 8 80 x 3834 In, at 226, remulanty 26¢ Embroidered initial Po Pillow Cases air, K broidered ona high siesta atin or dainty poate ender torn size Embroid and 45 x 383; in. Neatly boxed, loped Pillow Cases, 88s, Bleached Pillow Cases Reg. 360. madyyaape Nest embroidered. Pillow int amianly Bde and 26e—46 x36 | with scalloped anda; 45:5 36m. English Long Cloth Smooth Finish $1.36 Piece, Regularly $1.90 Soft, smooth finish in the correct Standard na dee grade of Bleached ba ~4 weigh} for fine underyarments, 36 in. i hemming, 48 : wide, I2-yardpieces,” End Floor” | Stith visi ba OXFORDS FOR MEN $3.50, $4 and $5 Grades, $1.90 ci Lon Blips and Dresses, 30¢ to $7.95 Petticoats, 50c to $4.60 Layettes — : 40 pieces, $25 ‘ 60 pieces, 40 70 pieces, hand-made, $75 Hand-Made Dresses, $2 — These of fine lawn are for little tots of 6 months to 2 years. Second Fleer je Lingerie Dresses ‘omens, .60, $10 to 936, Fiopen'e $8 | 18, 16 and 7 a in C) Ay fee rad iow y row, and 915. iris —sizes oO years; rel and 98.60, bad French Lingerie Blouses,$6.95 Exquisitely hand-embroidered-—-and, of course, hand-made, Several styles with the ew flat collars, also some with high necks, Third Floer NEW YORK The claim is made that manntacturer te if nat caly be this’ welesene the aR antg fr ae rid, bu at the DOUGLAS SHOE at $3.50, $4 or $5 equals any other shoe made at $5 to $7, for fit, wear and stylish appear- ance, This collection of any hundreds of DOUGLAS Shoes are the remainder of recent sa “EVERY PAIR PERFECT—and at this remarkable reduction will doubtl 1 i All leathers, styles and sizes—but the peepee a I pe Mill be found in black, Every pair FUR STORAGE The most perfect facilities in New York for the Summer care and Repair of your Furs, Moder- ate terms. When Shall We Call for Them? Telephone Madison 8q., 8200 GIMBEL BROTHERS @ROADWAY THIATY THIRD O14. slamped with maker's name. The Gimbel Subway Store, Baleony Stamped Embroidery Patterns Women who like to embroider their own lingerie blouses, and other articles, will be delighted with the new GIMBEL in stamped patterns now ready in the Art Needlework in conjunction with the White Sale. Prices are as follows: Stamped Patterns for— Women's Neckwear, 100 to $1 Shirtwaists, 60c to $1.60 Nightgowns, 860 Towels, 36c to 850 Babies’ Cashmere Sacques, 600 Children’s Hats, 380 to 683 Parasols, $1.60 Babies’ Bibs, 180 Pique Afghans, 600 and Te 5 Bebies’ Pillows, 380 to 480 mie Dresses and Rompers made up and stamped for embeckiany, oO 00, Lace-trimmed Searfs, in pretty designs, 280, regularly 880, Drawnwork Scarfs and Squares, 600 each, usually 76¢. ‘There is a complete range of the Royal Society's Package Goods. ' Becend