The evening world. Newspaper, February 3, 1914, Page 11

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The Can , DUP cra Sad sedated wis, wil wan ty the widely imivated “Ret " J : Nati Mi ton, biel ii ry. are ? 4 ty + rte sat tan creas, Ftrouah | an, alla ra 4 intesti you al-| straighten you out by m % : sid ing O'Menaa. m with their | Sa “ i x rent box keep: if feeed head eat, ‘hopack Ks “othe Man Toaide.” the very lateat of the under hae iy, th non. duneevae , who or ; sweet, liver and bowels regu “Thad a bad cough for over 6 ‘0 merit plate vanced. for i ky og rece The They end the headache, biliousness, Ifecl cheerful and bully for mon’ < ae . ! Men! Here's the) bair fallo out, 's the) bair falls out fast. A little Derideri g seat pap i laos i tn a the at name, ‘Hereatter ‘Roariha, ‘ . tonight—now—any time—will surely | ree z . sophest surest dandruff as ror to: forse) Ranguit, Wather cure known. Mee Zur hale settle of Knowlton'e | Tuttnense seat a ‘ + Danderine from any drug stor or | Met cia aant Gare mailed brittle, colorless and scraggy| toilet heater lt brag op Fo ena uc eee aS ore \‘mamnampatifpmeeiaeee dened als Mann nat tvfe and Tucunaace which B60 7 so hea. aise 3 tetaea pty rent APPRAISALS OF ALS OF ESTATES. tiful. It me wavy and flui tenmedy tar, Ie so fa 0 repertoire and have (nel pearance wf abundance, hong Abraham Untbery, died BO 6 ueeeEToerar, — : i) has increased steadily, 0 1 now in incomparable gloss and softness, but patra he week ida ang | 1912: $18,248; . . re MM WILLIAM J, SULLIVAN, een what will please you most will be after| Hei'* dav a) slated by Bobby, Wetsin ant | 411,170, IT MAKES ITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— “I take pleasure in recommending Dufty’ A Badeg fore Malt Aides 4 odor jew weeks’ “Irving ‘Bertin, tore who have known me in this section where I ws ° TANT Ww 4 t ti ae i me something NT” WILL GO AND GET IT. |the hey claimed aa bing beter than Dutfy’s Malt or jut a good. T have <2 vised by my phy: insist on getting just what I ask for and te of the ‘just as good i} ‘m. J. Sullivan, 270 Driggs Ave., Brooklys, '¢ .. : : —— THE GIMBEL 5 Paes rarer eee i Living Room and Library ASPLENDIOLY EQUIPPED LOW-PRICE STORE OF Z FLOORS AND 72. mun ctr thas been before the publie itor imore ae dealers to imitations and * ny unreliab! ut Two Rooms Whose ante Will Be Naa Increased by Samples of Women’ s Seeing fered s eubattate claiming to be fu eel, W a Wn atte Offices of rromourtargen po resses and Suits =a rom Our Largest Makers—and a Complete Exodus of Gowns and Suits from Frc sete Nalt Whiskey welled: The February Furniture Sale Entire Stock of the Subway Store—One-Third a It is in the living room and library that one’s leisure time is most apt to to One-Half and Even Greater Reductions oe Pon Pores ge Vic orayd talk, in the company of a good book, or over \N About 1,000 Samples from the Manufac- wherefore it behooves the home planner to see to it that iheary or living Pa turers’ showrooms, all new Spring r room—t are somewhat interchangeable as to furnishing and purpose— > ’ = 4 shall have al baa singe the a ge ge bo dla possible to give “ em Hy iN ay cen sige if | (J q A kp il Ph air er canal Its A ie ruary Furniture Sale excels in the ability to give precisely ~ s\ , ’ 7 RAE CALL AND ‘MAKE "YOUR C OWN TERMG i this air of ease to these important rooms. q Aftern : ‘ ‘Bs YOUR oC : } Fores bs have gathered, Focuwe for them that would make the most | Wigs tag ant Evening (ii A\ i es ee Nee comfortable room of a man’s luxurious club look to its laurels. ae Wy] Gowns, which now }Hil lgiw-1<N & [See | ota . rem this Furniture, y seers ma = _ cee is pendecesety ij vear greatly lowered rye : MAILED FREE | | MACHINES UN CREDIT 0 in tapestry and velour, jough the more masculine leather | , covered fireman el leather prose a in lene quantiiey There i prices. The taking of THREE ROOMS FURNISHED FOR $1 or WEEK _is. a remarkably collection of Library Tables, Desks and Book Cases 4 inven: from, which an appropriate furnishing scheme can be devised to suit prac- f WA inventory reveals larger stocks tically every requirement. y than should have been, and the And, owing to the new, striking, beautiful and convenient arrangement of the Furniture the matter of selection is made very easy. Note, too, that an immediate exodus. Feb: Sale Economies on_Lib s10.78 wuts 611.75 Furniture Average ‘About 25'Per Cent. Women’s $25, $30 & More Sample Sprin Suits, $15 HaeOly two alike, beautiful Serges, Taffetas, Moires and Corded Silks—all copies of im- ported Suits, 150 in this lot, $16.50 to ig” se 0 Spring Suits |Women’s $10 to $11.75 Suits, $5 meeting ot Our Own Stocks Bea: yaaa a H , Mixtures, ig that is lett over from our late Winter stocks jee a Bro ne ge yet piagsryeen peas will be disposed ot with tittle teeling for former prices; who come early will obtain the best bargains coat, lined with peau de cygne. imaginable, hg > , | hy A few smart Linen Suits worth ares and four times this price will be sold with- open roee Y ail tas - 7 vite out reserve (one to a customer) at $1 950. 152 28th aves Cor. 46th St. BVENINGS UNTIL 10 @cui | 1 PS i a eel ae Aa $30 to $37.50 New & Beautiful Silk Dresses, $16.60] [lg : ©00000000 06 These were: made up by one of the largest and most re'iable manufacturers and are faith- fe rted models for early Spring. We procured 200 of these samples, all told, wa ate eign oak Tivesoea, $11.75 5 GREATEST BARGAIN Copies of imported models in all beautiful shades and all sizes—newest modes, the most \ Ever Offered to the Public fascinating lot of dresses you ever saw—workmanship excellent and style most charming, $15 Dresses for Misses, $7.50 Women’ s $10 Serge Dresses, $5 THIS GENUINE DEEP CUT ere ee ne eee le ey mae ee Bi : GLASS FRUIT BOWL 76 Library Suite of $147.60 » 9140 Library Suite at $120 i t Inches in ed nt ‘Arm. Chai air and Aa Rockers are ea pillow shape backs, tap- “one eee OEE teen aie APeiincns eekrable te to eiyig aid colors vary $ 1. 95 Eigh Diameter. Advertioed in Other Stesqe on 6 ue feu, covered wi orZ00 Dress of various material and shades all new styes, Great _—— jer $2.78 tapestry. 9195 Library Suite, gis 970 Library Suite, $55 Settee, Additional force of salespeople and increased selling space on the Subway Balcony. eit and Rod! b nee pisces, bie high back, covered* with rown Spanish leather. “4 mahogany frames, covered with blue sed $200 Library Butt, 9260 BOYS’ SUITS Famous GIMBEL_ Housedresses $100 Library Suite at $85 Arm Chair and Arm Rocker, AND OVERCOATS All at One Dollar Three pieces, wood ‘frames, covered in low v2 effect, in brown Spanish . Fine Febru 0 Values er. joys’ Long Over- Arm Chairs and Rockers Le Bookcases 14gof thee ong hoo! Overcoat ints fame S46, CE: Anm Chats brows Doenie nm cli re bs sliding doors, bone rps ga oF overt xt 0 from #41, Easy Arm Rocker, brown Spanish] 46 i, .60 from $95, mahogany, three doors, 60 in. and ined with ‘a good warm lininy ‘h “ey ton $40, Easy (cist, tapeetry, Mahogany | 4,8 a rom $38, quarter oak color, 46 in. lone, *t ne neat mixtures and CN reegd in Rede to maa, a A Sis nay canal #40 from $60, antique ok, 46 in. Seventh Floor Rock Library Tables to'match, 68 Bre A Sane in tapestry. “Aro *T) 965 trom $85, quarter oak, oval top, 60 in. J $30 from $45, Colonial, quartere: “ouk, 60 in, bee cen AL9G, FRE eeee ested tant an necks a’ ESR Ten aR aa eae Y rom A » long, tui seat a yin }, mal y, Colonis lesign, 2 in, top. c i" velour. $28 from $34, mahogany, round top, 35 in., rope ed; UP hres \ 4 0 Pr i . 50 SO Yom. $75, 5 {t. long, loose cushion seats, in| $46 from $60, Colonial mahogany, oval top. 3 A \ IY a ‘ur ce ic esl Mb alsa Hash Fiat LINOLEUMS \ G To All Purchasers of Thumb's 50c Bottle of ; .25 Scalloped Da- |} ,/INOUEUM: i) ' Women’s $6 Shoes in bi Tobie” Clothe. [loon ie ee \ ® SUN SHINE FURNITURE POLISH Smart Styles Specially Priced $2.50 || Regt" ay ~The Rest the Wald” ° Mie Use This Mechod sad Will Boend 3m — : Four designs; another inven- Inlaid $1. . at $3.75 pair tory revelation, some of which i This Year to Advertise This psagevsetie:. ‘ : show slight signs of handling, }] #t 450 ‘Another purchaser this tine of the dain tiest most fascl- Other Bargains equally as 800 pairs from one of Bae oS Ollcloth, reg. 0c, at 38¢ 0. ya. | natin Fi ‘ Rugs, Housefurnishi gz and d delightful assortment of pretty House Frocks that it Carpete, 6, Hou ing gy one om best manufacturers— | These are 69 inches in diameter, has ever been our good fortune to pret in one gathering, pay you to visit this up-to-date store, Pod nee brett ar en va.” | sll Sim reser mein cing, rear unre 2 “DON’T FORGET OUR BARGAIN ROOM” 7 ry 15 1 “4 mn consider vin pablo’ i i 2 Hemstitched Linen ¥ ~ Percales in neat aivices tr Pay ypes ing Chambrays and , Sinaharee In Ne Mail or Phone Orders fer Above Special. tops, patent coltskin with| Pillow Cases, $1.50 [| oor | Dutch neele, high of round necks, many have collars with eral | kid k cloth to si inch Ke mings—all the very newest lela; sizes 34 to 46, Subwery Balzone M Ss O N 9 S } leather Cuban heels, hig ji eee A ‘i arch last, 15-button model, all sizes and widths. How em yeas hese ( IMBEL, BRO l ‘H ERS G rae long do you suppose 800 will last at this price? wrmahad’ coady. for use « Gise Established 71 Years on Corner of a Hecend Fleer | 0912.5 36 inches, Second Floor BROADWAY THIRTY. THIRD OT, Myrtle Ave. and BridgeSt., Bro N.Y..: oom