The evening world. Newspaper, February 25, 1914, Page 6

thE BVEDILG Wb, wey Governor to lend his infuence and |i Gupport to the Bills, The Governor's feply was brief and epigrammatic. “Tt fe the function of the Legisia- ture to pase bills,” he enié. “It in the duty of the Governor to apprevi or disapprove measures that are | senta! passed by the Legislature. If theese Attorney jatr Cropsey evoke Lage od mong. pation were Cort ration tf oy Otto s de acoh H. Bente, Henry Clews, A hagas Clark Williams, rh Ly L, Be bo atinls and repre: Bille reach moe fT will sign them. But y i i 1 will not put myself tn the position ed “une ‘orev Ah ee jones usually ordinary cough — relieve Lael agus A ber of Commorco. cough qui r. of ranula jar witt atir for TO URGE PASSAGE OF PLE BLL Diat, bottle: ‘then Tells Mayor He Witt Sign y an reas | tal | Them if Passed, but Wilt Not Club Legislature. wag ly laut "he cere sain hial doesn oa] ehoop. ECEIVED A peri. PROM QORTHALS, |{tend! Mayor Mi in addressing the| wife, arriv Governor, made a definite statement welcomed by the "members ot the Amer= coneerning Col. Goethals, “I have oh. | ar cOOny. tained a promise,” he eaid, “from Col. Goethals that upon completion of the, Panama Canal and his retirement from the army (if hie application ohall be sanctioned by the President, and I think there (9 no doubt it will be granted) that if thie power be con-| § If Three Sets of Teeth grew (instead of two), we would still be just as insistent that you use Pebeco Tooth Puste. Common sense and sci- ence both tell us, ‘‘Keep your teeth atall hazards.” And the surest way of keeping your teeth fora lifetime is to brush them daity with that dentifrice which actually over- comes ‘“‘acid mouth.” -Pebeco Tooth Paste oe GOETHALS WILL COME. nes Mitchel Says Canal Builder Made Definite Agreement to Become Commissioner. ferred he will come to us as head of the Police Department. “Bo we are offering both the man and the measure.” In presenting the delegation to the Governor Mayor Mitchel said they had come to ast the Governor's co-opera- tion, help and good will to the end that they might eotve the police proh- lem of New York City and secure efficient administration by the onact- By Samuel M. Williams. (Sred Call Coapentins ot Tee Bretng ALBANY, N. Y., Feb. %.—Leading @ delegation of @fty prominent gens of New York, Mayor Mi came to Albany to-day to seek to tn- fluence the passage of his police re- term bille wo that Col, Goethals may become Pollee Commissioner. On renching Albany at noon the Mayor and his supporters marched to the Capitel, where they were re- ceived by Gov. Glynn in the Lagisia- tive Chamber. Speeches were made | 6nd by Mr. Mitchel and District-Attormey won gid in the pow A GOOD WAY TO MAKE THE SKIN SMOOTH] sicmeut rot tasers ner fa ie bar te the only we want pf met eo Control of of _ ‘a the Pollee Depart- “We have had one inquiry after @nother,” sald the Mayor, “and the fesult bag been remeval of one or two men. Fach investigation feft the General condition of the department untouched ané the system remains in power i the tae fant an tn the dae of Lame SOLUTION LIES, HE red in ee OF REMOVAL. Peculiar Atter Bitects =) Grip This Year. ly we hoysingiorol rr the » a overcomes ‘‘acid mouth.” If you but realized the necessity of protecting your teeth from the con- stant “breaking-through- the-enamel’’ tactics mouth-acids you would be a Pebeco user before another day. ‘Tow-Day Trial Tube and Acid Tet Papers to Test Your Muth Ser Acid Sent Free wats & FINK ‘William Street IN SPITH OF COLD AND nat, a ot Oy: 8 set and break it 5 nese. wring, cet cir] “We want to put an end to the ‘out the na- | ePirit of the men that their first et loyalty is to each other, rather than sg we Sallove that thie “We done nope ae mater Most of the uniformed civil service iat vet was & WANT NO MORE MnoUENTHAL MURDERS. reeeeing eamumant ofthe sentiment the roepie it thie ee who w "Ts Stoblem pettisa once for ell, wi Elard & Taylor Founded 1826 1 An Elaborate and Fascinating Display of The Newest Silks for Spring Nearly a hundred years of Silk selling has cemented the interests of the Store with the finest producing houses of the world.. There are no Silks newer and no Silks finer 4 ticularly interesting just now is the display shades than will be found in the great, wide-aisled of more than 1,000 of evening silks. section devoted to these aristocrats of fabrics One may see these under any pec ‘ight on genes fom t. og F nee ure ' effect, cluding ‘at ight, ina special room ire “ ree! rpose t ES) r on the Thirty-eighth Street side. ‘ orang ” 7 + ae iD LELi y aaeeerae Y Gmee Extraordinary Special Offerings Stiks that sell usually at from $8.00 to $5.00; an enormous egportanent, com ris- ing nearly every style and color. At the special price of. . , | $1.95 Fine yarn-dyed Egvptian Crepes @ Black or White Broche Stths Crope-de-Chines 40-ench Breche Crepes Mostly in evening colors, @ inches wide, Also beautiful evening tints, $1.78 $1.68 $1.95 Usually $3.00 per yard. More than 150 shades Formerly $4.00 per yard Street Floor Fifth Avenue, ssth Street, soth Street repetition of the Rosenthal urder and the conuitions that led | also 4 am an BOLAY, FEBKUAKY 26, 1914, Charge Account Customers’ Are Invited to Use Their Accounts |) We Sell © 35 Years Leaders Furniture on the Club Plan SIXTH AVE.. 19% TO20” FSTREET W. A. Marble and John S. Sheppard, Jr., as RECEIVERS RECEIVERS’ SALE __ in All Dep’ ts ft ORD. <> a —epeRestaurant—New York's Only Noon-Day Cabaret, 12.15 to 2.15 P. .<——2 . : Receivers’ Cash Purchase and Sale Women’s $25 and SUITS AT $19.75 $29.75 New Spring This Sale Is for Two Days—Thursday and Friday Every model a dashing, youthful-looking reproduction of u new Spring Paris Model by a ld famous designer. Nothing freakish nor too extreme, but the choicest of the foreign styles toned down to meet the approval of the New York smart dresser, e season for new Spy apparel is just starting and with snow on the ground, manufacturers are finding it none too easy to dispose of their output as rapidly as it comes from the makers. Consequently, Receivers Cush looks good to them and we are in position to vay that actual #25 and 29.75 Ni Spring Suits, at $19.75, are an absolute certainty here to-morrow H New Gabardine Suite ‘ye ts FASHIONACLE SPKING aight Black and Navy Suite...............4. $19.75 19 j Wistert Beir | Be Checked Suite . 19.7: Reg. 825 Labrador "19% onteny Peau de Cygne Lined Suite.. $19.76 ‘& ‘Ke 73 | Mignonette \ ] Tan All sizes, 34 to 44 inclusive, s Copenhagen Thira Fleer. | Lavender $29.75 values, al... ecco $19.75 Are Assembled at Simpson Craw- ford Co.'s for Women, Misses and Children. ‘There is no style like Simpson Crawford style; and, as for price, we never charge as much as we would be os justified in asking. All previous showings of early Spring Millinery are surpassed. Our high-grade MILAN HEMP UNTRIMMED HATS, at $1.98 to $3.98, jn the smartest shapes in New York and in al, the leading shades, such us sare bs beg tangs, purple, bottle green, gold and all the new blues, as well a te. Imitation hair braid, The HATS ILLUSTRATED a ot fine quality i Braid, with soft crowns and facings of velvet; in black regularly 81.48; for this cule. . Millinery at Hag Department, Subject to very slight imperfections. The perfect wality of this rand sells ev- erywhere at $1 Nearly every woman from here to the Pacific Coast knows this brand. It is advertised the country over. Leading magazines have carried the advertising for years. It is manufactured by one of the best known New England mills. Every suit is hand finished throughout. Your choice of medium or light weight cotton; low neck, no sleeves or low neck, short sleeves, merecrized tape around neck and armhole, Sizes 34 to 40 bust, knee length only. Seconds of the regular $1.00 quality, at 5Sc. oor. Every wanted trimming for early Spring Hats in ost H sTic CUT OSTRICH POM- STRAW Ps Ly JET TRIMMINGS, re v Vows WREATHS or CLUSTERS at very moderate prices, ce IREIGN-MADE W! Thue in all the new co! lorinks: #1.29 values, at : One-Day Thursday Sale of Only Toilet Articles Big Special Purchase $1.00 and $1.25 Guaranteed Rubber Hot Water Bottles Assorted Sizes. The Best 1.00 39 and 81,25 Guoranteed Hot Water Bottles on the Market. 5.000 Cakes 50 FAIRY SOAP at 33:¢ ” Bottles 2c LYSOL at 15c 10 Gress 19¢ PEROXIDE HYDROGEN, U. S. P., ‘ib. bottle, at 8c 500 Bottles WESTPHAL'S AUXILIATOR at 44c ‘tles 50e HIND’S HONEY and ALMOND CREAM at 29¢ 5c BENZOIN, GLYCERINE & ROSE WATER Lotion at 12c L MOUTH WASH at 31c JAPOLEON TOOTH POWDER at 10c Main Fieor ‘omplete with Mattress, eh 95 Solid Oak frame, n fy finish, covered with an eztra mesiy Srewn Span teh imitation leather, Opens to a comfortable three-quarter size Last Week % ‘yarciiure sete"” A $40 Circassian Walnut DRESSER or CHIF- 4 FONIER, Colonial design, tomorrow Karts all $32.50 BRASS BED, tomorrow An $18.50 Golden Oak PRINCESS DRESSER,