The evening world. Newspaper, February 27, 1914, Page 8

ane sive inG WOKLD, ¥albayX, {No. @ Steel street, Witltamabure, was fy Brate- in the Union what New Tork! Feprovented by Inbor and charitabte ie doing to find work for ite many|inteq iy Govemors, fut bs thousands of {die inhabitants, countries sent thelr representatives. || y wagon and severely “This year New York was con- among the representatives | purt, i was broken, her scalp NN knocked to-day at McKibbin ave- } wn GIVES HOPE | TO.UNEMPLOYED AT fronted by @ most unusual condition follow! wan q was probably injured B of taeenpieyment,” sald the Mayor. Teens | inter “Various estimates were made of tho number of persons out of work here. 1 understand there was an approxt-| 7 mate figure of 300,000, although I be- Weve that was an exaggeration. But we all at ‘east agree that there was KE. id; i M. C. aaggrnpnemenensamaremerenammmncneeney | real 0 an abnormal condition, The city, re- en's Clu ‘ aliging the Jousness of the condi- Kiss Py fail in Ming M: tions confronting it, sought e plan of ra ee ri lary ig taken home in the was unavoldadl sine driver of the nt hei man, ate Hol lay |Bheint as not arrentc CONFERENCE HERE fais What City He City Has Done to Ald Idle Ones and Says It | Will Do More. | if relief, ye ‘etablaned, "The. obfect| jeeck, fn agency be established. The i Mra. RIL P-| pebruacy and March Bring Out Sa was to bring together the unemployed nag Oe a ole rey sightly Spots, How to through the co-operation of private! Brooktine, Maas. TT ily. nol M. Heller, Mrs. ‘The woman Perry tender skin, dreads GOING FAR TO HELP THE IDLE! F ot Honton, Mra. ebruary and March because they are/ iy Ones. eotnere present — incl ad Suatier how thick bet sei A 144-146 WEST 125°ST. = MANY FROM AFAR “Whether we shall go farther iniyitchel, Charities sommis! nd ds ha . that retina a quetion we ae| Kin abiny. tag bor Comminton: [tomate herfreckle. " "= ™-”7'H Only one more day of beaten-down prices; dying. that we may have th, Dr. A. A. It tunat Delegates From Abroad and |i" Qct iatormation pomsile ou the [20% aduatitiy “Tiureai® icenne [the rear dcovery of & new preveip ip fOnly one more day, and this “Save-half-/ ‘Various Parts of This Coun- |suestion of handling the pronlem, of | Cony yanionor Hell and many otis, itine double strength, ae your-money” Sale will be closed up! Je unemplo —— I, t Lalserton, had of the Wisconsin | WOMAN, 80, HIT BY TEAM. | white ne After that you will find State Employment Department, to move Tere LiiraryToble| look over conditions in New York. He has done no, and the report of his observations, together with bis sug- Scala esse i our haba Mra, Bather Levy, etahty years old, of | fail Mahogany ian —. you will find a great “Right here I can say that I be- —— ry ~ new and enthu-iastic City of Now Tork a going to become a BAUMANN homes! & permanent institution. “It ts our intention to relieve the @ national conference to solve the Pteblem of unemployment through- out the United States was opened in tHe City Hall to-day by Mayor i 4 ‘ try Make Reports. t Mitehel, who told the 200 men and women representing almost etery can assure ourselves, and that is there CONSTIPATED a apposed bare thie winter” Men’s Fine Shoes at $4.85 Regular $6 ‘eck ca our most ular line aoge e International Association on Unem- ce lace and eed we ai kn double soles; tan calf, single soles; bl ploy: Prof. Henry R. Seager, of H N Hard a hee University, who ts president |f tined—eonservative, as — as oe ale asunte tome N pianeh then an ym N ington {auton scatman, "|| Children’s Button Boots at $1. 95 {| Lewislation, ts chairman. ‘The earl ra eet it td up with pier ted pondered eu ane: Reduced from $2.76—our well-known orthopedic models in tan . tke tender little stomech, fiver | gates, Through thie procedure the |{ OF black calfskin and patent leather—sizes 11 to 2. Larger and sehout a ing. conditions local and general in various || smaller sizes at similar reductions. yi: :, erase, irrital feverish or To-day's conference is under the di- *) pattion of the American Section of the | 5 SYRUP OF FiGS” FOR === Seer taaas Special For Friday & Saturday | t Parte of the country were learned. stat stomach sur Ieok ot th /TDLENESS NOT DUE TO WIL8ON Women’s Evening Slippers at $3.65 , POLICIES. ad, this, bw at Ine: Prof. Charles R. Henderson of the || Reduced from $5. Patent leather onan with pong oe : waste, sour bile and undi-| University of Chicago and a member besten Lape Lous XV. heels, very distinctive; re, ake ood paseas out of the bowels, and] of the Chicago Commission for the |{ leather slippers with cut steel sli and L tose \ Ni. “hg Wy vt Ene) d assin.| Unemployed, expressed the beliet that || XV. heels; also maar and blue satin Tango slippers. ' =, <1) & Worth, > tore bag ptomackarb, darters it was not the fault of the Wilson cera ares were be the ‘women were out of work. “It seems taal val ther rice of treatment given. to be essential to industry that many || that represent except! value at regular: men must at times be out of work,” Rome connie fortable models in gun metal calf and Seater, SW Ee Ed (Lp 1 Mitzean MAHOGANY 3-PIECE SUI cullar to this 4 of the prettiest mah: Satta aver ate oat desta, fall *BADDLED wi wentd, At Nineteenth St. Above Fortyefifth Street emia Not ea Laced of the States @ ey : ee want to get acquainted with the LA DI LADIES! ladies, and to each lady accompany- ) ing a custome ing @ customer, orderin suit or overcoat, | will present . ; " f ze a pair of genuine Heinisch tailor shears. * T open 119-121 Nassau street Saturday, Feb. 28th. In this store ’ « To celebrate the opening of my 20th store, and to encourage the hid twenty pg tee Deotisogae tng the highest priced tailoring further patronage of my present store, corner Broadway and 40th St. a "0 e135. bie 2 oti ee es ue I have shipped into this store my complete Spring line. A number from ten to twenty thousand dollars to decorate. I have purchased of these run to faitly heavyweights, and most of the early colorings Istore fixtures and furniture complete, and have taken over the balance are staples; blue, black and dark gray silk mixtures predominate, and ‘of the former occupant's lease, together with a long lease from the to each customer ordering suit or overcoat on Saturday, Feb. 28th, I Fowners of the building. present free an extra pair of trousers. This applies to my Spring i] ‘My intention is to show as fine a line of cloths as have ever graced the tables line. Suit or Topcoat to order $15.80. Every yard brand new sa bony peo cage rag Dias tee"'T howe eatenee together, from the | g00ds. Every yard this season’s. effects. Every yard guaranteed Acq erent markets of the world, all the brightest, newest and most up-to-date cloths, — positively all wool or worsted. I make a specialty of a black unfin- d new Spring goods, which I intend to mye up at prices lower than ished worsted topcoat, silk to edge. A beautiful garment on Nassau Street ever charged for comparative qualities. : To each customer Ordering suit or overcoat Saturday, Feb. 28th, for all season wear. Iam also shawing a fine line of covert se, Hole cloths. This isa coming garment for this season at a price I present free an extra pair of $15.50. I consider this coat the greatest value of the age. Suit or Topcoat to order, ' including extra pair of Pair per de order. . FREE! / trousers free for Sat- Saturday ! Genuine Holland bli cree 3.808 I he ey perry I make ‘0 sun $D- 15 suit, including extra pair of trousers free, ole SPECTAL! Blue sige from Holland; » genuine forei i adaltan ches me raid Gosia genie cemea ae | 2.75 The remainder = all ends in stock, Suit to order, $8.75 i . & “‘Let’s Get Acquainted”’ **Let’s Get Acquainted’ JOPENING SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28th {119-121 Nassau St. "oy" '1431 Broadway, °37,4° OPEN TILL 10 P. M. OPEN TILL 10 P. M. | ’ ‘ 4 caty Har e| Satta Zo Id remove them. Al with mighty few such opportuni-| Retases te Go to Hospital. . banish the eke aieadioaaala § Drawer .. 'ties as we are offering here, ‘ salieremember, = goed] Administration tat vo many men endl] Women’s Button Boots at $3.85 Sees 0 RL cre Sixth Avenue 548 Fifth Avenue Ph with slik plush cushions, Worth $35 N 302 Fifth Avenue Cor. Stet St. $61, 31,960 DUE .«.. Owner bA Fur Department Must Settle for Bankrupt STOCK OF FURS ye you were appointed receiver by the / ry United States Court; @ If you had a big stock of Furs to get rid of; e1 If the creditors meanwhile agreed to / accept 35c on the dollar; q@ Would you advise your friends te buy at such bargain prices? Send your friends. This Sale Starts Saturday, 8.30 A. M. Real—Genuine— Wonderful—Reductions Come Early for Better Selection of Styles and Sizes [ A Small Deposit Will Hold Furs Until Wanted 1} 3 Coat Specials q Coats: most magnificent Caracul Fetch gar Bale 46 ments; the largest America; al Special IIL, frente; the arwest sy imodels: collars ot $4 es uirrel or fox; brocade fining: a bargain (Saturday only). @ s0 Pony Coats; the most durable, most serviceable ind most sty! it Seca ieee me ne | $25 inest Brocade ‘natura ittons. Sable, squirrel mmole collar.” Special Ul q 4. i Cain Hut, Se Seal; seineit| $125 $125} | ONE OF OUR GREATEST elle 2-Fur Sets--Extra Specials Large, beautiful two skin Mutt rent | $20 $20 Fes)” Seunned wai tne eral tule Gare oie, Raccoon cart Deautitully trimmed: ele- Sota \t set; two-skin Mutt and | $18 "S15 The oo in Fine Fur Sets FS AND SCARF a is rage of the season, the only sore New eng Animal Effect............ Now 18,80 - models) t0 at oho Seas BLACK LYNX SETS Finest grade skins; oy ole and large muff. Value GREAT BARGAIN: SALE: 150.00 NATURAL RACCOON SETS Shaw! & Muff... Muft & Fancy Scarf Fancy Shawl & Muff... Muft & Draped Scarf... . INE SET Fancy Shaw!&Pillow Muff Now 19.80 Value $400.00.......... Now 100.00] Empire Muff & Scarf..... Now 19.80 Men’s Fur-Lined Coats Extra Special, $95 muskrat liricd coats, seal and Persian collars, fine broadcloth shell, $30; val $30.00 (Saturday oily.) paivant oA Fersy th | 302 Fifth ema Bd sed. Pots and pans quickly shed their grime and grease, and * shine like new, when you use © GOLD DUST hing, ard Cerri ab 6c and larger packages. Presto RP eRe cee Pinairinty' wit neaarerty peeping cond