The evening world. Newspaper, April 13, 1914, Page 7

. ay, as ae 4 #0 \ fn Es THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, APRIL Te, 2900. F as “the most captivating actress on) CHARMING ACTRESS | She was educated in France add made ‘ BILE BURKE WEDS th stags ad bevome the once t| WHO WEDS MANAGER Ter ieaneerpens etzeeee renee CIGAR STORE SAFE Florens Ziegfeld jr., former husband | she attracted the attention of George The Secret of Hfealth of Anna Held, and a well known| SECRETLY IN HOBOKEN, | VAwardes, the kondou mustonl pro- BLOWN AND LOOTED se Elina tic of W theatrical manager. Her first appearance in New York fe avis Ang bored I Is ALLEV VAL Vet Tn AS . Miss Burke and Mr. Ziegfeld were ‘was with John Drew in “My Wite.” Gloves were —~ ’ ma Saturday in the Lutheran Te Ee apiece ae fas taaceven Yeggmen Get $500 From United . Enzelfeldt. ey motored over larity under Mr. Frohman’s direction. after the matinee performance at the ‘shee pte Bsn Gloves Bar Evidence. Lyceum, where Miss Burke is atar- | @ ! te, ring fi aa ae waste matter. weate essa bevemes ike ty ta Seglaslog ef most beman Blanche Burke, mother of the bi | preme Court Justice Newbu United Cigar Stores Company store DR. PIERCE’ |e. Frederiex i'w, Write peae.|iME So, found tant burmags ad GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY Whep/ Solomon Berman opened the RETURNS TO STARE Fe Hoboken, N. J., by the Rev. constantly as an actress and in popu- Branch in Third Avenue— Ir and Dr. and Mrs. Florens Ziegfeld of | Actress Secretly Martie ; : tween fest ly Married to) cntosgo, parents of the bridegroom. | ’ ROCHESTER, Ni... April De, |DICWS open the safe and stolen, be- Ga Tabet oo Liquid Form) k Theatrical Manager, Anna | marriage fj] * Frederick Liewollyn Mover’ Wills, ons| item im after the clove of the bata | Z kg ,of the founders of “Brook Farm" and/on Saturday and on Sunday. On cresieiee, Moot rr, poh J wise ety Siero voor id { Hestings, Y., last night, howe : I eertue Women’ aioe hare take shins pe | ea werthat branch af Wintions 7 Poo eee es cles, Hew oe te fr pour joven, ) N. Y., 4 ver, . “Little Women,” died here last manager of ¢! at Fittioth ecnte ‘orectishos. when told the facts were known, Mr. | t if . Dr. etreet and Second avenue found hie owe Lop Ziegfeld, after a conference with Miss! vd i £ i hag niharne, 5 ‘ ioe AT rurcion, Fo an ae Rag Vhong ores pg mg ‘educational locttt Held’s Former Husband. All but @ few intimate friends were Gurprised to-day to learn that Miss Billie Burke, sometimes referred to had met a numbor of times in the past | « PAPE DIAPEPSIN DIGESTS FOOD WHEN STOMACH CANTITS GREAT ———— Burke, admitted they were ma yh My ry D. ‘The manager and the Frohman st Feau, Margaret Fuller, Lusta M, Alcott | One Of Svcs entered the Third ave: Dresses of Taffeta—The Reigning Silk of Paris are in the majority — in ihis Sale of Women’s Silk Dresses $17.50 $19.75 $29.50 ‘Regularly $25 Regularly $25 to $27.50 Regularly $35 to $50 That this sale is extraordinary be judged from the fact that we had to Take dresses our regular stock and reduce their prices to meet those of the sale-—for they were duplicates of models Stops Indigestion, Sourness, }i# that which yoTeat docs not digest, | hut quickly ferments and sour: jas and Dyspepsia in | ing almost any unhealthy con Five Minutes. A case of Pape's Diapepsi cont <senieentianlinienees fifty cents at any pharmacy here, and|year, but not until the past winter If you fect bloated after eating, and | will ince any stomach sufferer in| had they been noticed together. A you believe it is the food which fills you, | five that Fermentation and | few weeks ago a report was spread if what little you eat lies like a lump o h are causing the misery of | they wero mafried, but they promptly don vour stomach; if there is diffi- | Indigestion culty in breathing after eating, eructa- | N ter if you call_your trouble |Gened It. Miss Burke sald at the Fur Storage +In our own Fireproof Building. Fur Repairing and Remodelling. Moderate Charges. Pur Storage Desk, Third Floer. i i ges food and ac Catarrh of eo SI c Nervousness 01 ut that while Mr. Ziegfeld j P bento bina belching ot Cason fh Nuvoaiaeet | cuarming wisn; sie had no Iateatlod in the special parchase that has made thi sale you ne 's Di to wiber that is waitil a of marry him o ol ise, ° Jermentation and Indige [ina jdrug "store the tioment you deckde Mel. When they. decided to marry. they On Wednesday, April 15th, Every color of the rainbow, as well as black It neutralizes excessive acid, stomach | begin its ure. ne took no one into their confidence ex- ’ s ot Mia iM Polson; slisorks thet misery maakiig gee Diagepsin will regulate any | copt the members of their immediate A Sale of Women 8 Suits ae Wuhawe Garage worry a ee stops fermentation yhich sours order Stomach wi ve mine «entire heal and causes Dyspeps nd digent promptly, without any | milles. Dr. and Mrs. Ziegfeld eame The Eqnal'of Which We Have Never Presented. the day and for ddhsine ana eveaag ene Headache, Biliousness, “Constipation, |fuss or discomfort, all of any kind of (UP from St, Augustine, Fla., last week. | And we dd not believe that such a Sale has ever i Griping, ete. Your real and only trouble | food vou eat. Piling i went te Hoborea Ha been held in New York in many scasons. Taffetas Crepe Meteor riday, obtained he license al ar- : ‘ea o nd n | ranged with the Rev, Dr, Engelfeldt | Details in tomorrow evening's papers. Plaid Silks Charmeuse B, " ‘o perform the ceremony. It was about | sRGHATRET MateULea oF 3 a | ase haturany tat the wasalae pasey } Crepe de Chine -Flower-Printed Silks q i) A 4) reached vhurch, Miss Burke ar- | Please Note—We have not affixed mere vuluae . rived a heatre at het 1 time ° A . ‘ err pgepenggy rope! DIAPEPSIN : and told ny one she had just become || | Roman-Striped Messaline Petticoats at $3.50 tions, for that is not our policy. But we have CURES INDIGESTION SA a a bride. ‘The couple expect to go to | in the quoved the regular prices at which these dresses IN “IVE MINUTES. 3 on , Europe for their honeymoon after the SETTLES UPSET STOMACHS : season of “Jerry” onds. | Annual Sale of have actually been sold. ~ eee Miss Burke was born in Washing- | * D ‘Third Fleer LARGE SOCENT CASE BF | ers neo hior'purents, th ine | bbs oie ee 7 aa DRUG STOR nown on the stage, | an 1 etticoats : . RUG STC ee fa dibeh we tes ow presenting We Bought Out the Fine Furniture $11,000 Worth at $8,000 ‘ New Styles in all these Summer needfula—including such Stock of David M. Kahn & Co. inna ha a famous ves shlors Leraeri(e preanes a“ 4 0 $4, and extra-size Petticoats of silk Jersey and Hats Off, if] | messaline'ai $3.95. The Transaction Produces the Best News Summer Kimongs, 810 fo 84.50 in Many Months for Home Furnishers G l | | House Dresses, rige to $5 . Sas ent emen, | on peer “ps ... Pe aU OE ulenmedee: $0180 The ill wind that brought business reverses to the fine Furniture House To Foe |) tdi Rumist Ea Cpe to uta at cen ecole ; selected s of Furniture and Carpe , | e st It provides ibe Beenie ct cay rie 58 stay vel ley ct ie ae is : . | “ o buy Furniture of the highest le at savings of nearly a , wi e more The one big coat hit of the season. H 4 La Mascotte Gloves Spppecated just Eee Teo ee This, too, just when so many plans are afoot i . = 00 i aay a A great favorite with well-dressed wo for furnishing new homes in the city or country. The most popular Spring Overcoat ever | Chiefly because of the guarantee of satisfaction that goes The Furniture i analy, vied in Me anent: for Kahn & Company took the best brought out. with them and because of the soft, pliable quality of styles from over 150 good makers, among whith are included such famous names as Lim- the skins Cl the Bona ‘Gloves $1 Pair” bert, suckle » Widdieomb, Grand Rapids Poriture Ca. and Berkey ene One Clasp Doeskin Gloves, air ., ;._Lhere is much superb Furniture for the Bedroom, Dining Room and Library, though The Balmacaanr [fliq| cmceite warvin taloed sat orateronn || iii a: pes tne thee aremany syn and but fw os oye | Leslie wash most satisfactorily and still keep soft Library Suites—mahogany, leather covered.| Dressers, Bachelor Wardrobes and Twin Bed- 7 50 ] 4 50 P,X.M, onenclash, spear point, heavy sel embroidery’ or lara Roo sie alae pose pn ys ph oeenars eee | black, brown, toltle green, navy élue or lavender. fookeases in mahogany and Circassian)" py; ing Room Suites in , Jenkin, ° ry Second Floor. walnut. ’ oak ye Early English. mahogany Hehe Tables, Sideboards, Side Tables, China Closete and is . ° edroom Rockera. th te pieces. For $15.00 For $20 & $25 Paints and Varnishes Descuperts, | Miselon Furniture in fumed oak, from Values Values Dressera, Chiffoniere, Bureaus, Princess|Charles P. Limbert & Co. There are also Fine Rugs and Carpets From the best known American makers. Specimen savings are: Wilton Rugs, 9x12 ft., $28, from $37.50. The Seer Wilton Carpets, 98.885 yd.; from $8.25 cottages, barns, boats and floors. GIMBEL. helpfulness is largely ¢ccmonstrated vonderful stocks of dependable paints of every The smartest, newest and most popular thing for Spring—snug, slimeshouldered, flareeskirted models, with slash pockets, turn-back’ cuffs and with flat or in tandi: rf description at special Prices. Seamlons Axminetor Rugs, x12 i ; from $20, en Fe pnts pH ssenging cost Paints for outside— already mined, in gal- Fearon) drusseln Carpeta, 90 90, (roma $175. | Mirom $l.-- "ize, Berenth and Mighth Floors” In many most exclusive and distinctive rainproofed fabrics, Scotch mixtures, black-and-white, green-and- white, tan-and-white, grays, browns, greens, oxfords and blacks. Wonderful value at both prices. ® And We Continue To-Day and To-Morrows yg lon cans, regularly $1.65, at $1.26; ind in half yvallon cans, regularly $0c, at 65c. Enamels — suitable for porches and summer furniture. 25¢ half pint can at 16¢. 40c pint can at 28¢. 75c quart can at 65c. Floor Paints specially priced ut 20c pint and $1.25 gallon. Special prices will also prevail on Shellac, Bronzes and Paint Brushes, Fifth Floor Through a Large and Very Good Special Purchase We Are Privileged to Announce an Extraordinary Sale of Oriental Rugs Occupying the Entire Main Aisle—Main Floor Our great powers of distribution of Oriental Rugs imply equally great powers of purchasing. We are constantly in the market for ‘ede offerings advantageously priced— although never for ee rugs at any price. Thus, when we were able to secure 663 large and small Oriental Rugs at such Bg as to enable us to eell them at their usual wholesale cost, we closed the deal. Tomorrow and Wednesday the Main Aisle gives conclusive proof of the excellence of our purchase. Kirmanshah and Sarouk Rugs| Kirmanshah Rugs at $22.50 at $37.50 About 8 ft. x 6 ft. In soft, delicate shades, J d dark colorl ; pra if 4 Vigbt and dork colorings; average size) Fe orabagh, Beluchistan and The Sensational Sale of the Entire Men’s, Young Men’s and Boys’ Clothing Stock of the 14th Street Store j A little more of this bright weather and the brushes will be busy beautifying and renovating This Beautiful “Domestic” Cabinet Machine, Specially Priced at $40 As every one knows, this is a most liberal reduction, eepecially for a new model. It may be had in any finish, such #8 Makcgary, Early English, Cir- cassian, or Golden Oak, and when closed has the appearance of a handsome music ; a binet, (E table space wh p Shirvan Rugs at $7.50 At About Half Off Former Price Soil BS a ieee f Iran and Cabistan Rugs Excellent von Rags of 67 is oe The ‘Domestle” is an a at $27.50 . ye lies! machine. for the none Cat é Me 4 fries ia to 7 ft. long. Dark Mosul and Beluchistan Rugs AT THESE 4 RES ONLY ressmaker —- it sews elther \ colorings; r designs, at $12.50, $14.75 and $17.50 Teak or chin, a oe \ Shirvan Mats at $5.50 Bto 4 ft, wide, and 5 to 7 ft. long. self-threading needle bar, eutomatic torsion and bobbin wiader, and is ball-bearing throughout--runs as amoo'h aaa dynamo, Complete sot of attachments with cach machine and a guarantea for fire years $2 eash will bring this machine to you and the belanee may be paid at the rate of $1 per week, Inatruction without of ge at your if you liva with) the linnite of Greaier New York, Fifth Floor Special—Real Chinese Carpsis A Iimited number In very fine designs ranging from 6x 10 ft. Carpets at $55, to 9x12 ft., at 6126, regularly $100 to 8200, Bull Pyothers 279 Broadway, near Chambers Street Union Square, 14th Street, near Broadway 47 Cortlandt Street, near Greenwich Strect 125th Street, corner Third Avenue--Open Evenings Main Ais\e, Man F.oor, IMBEL BROTHERS BROADWAY NEW YORK = THIRTY-THIRD: ST. a . ® ts } Pre “| ph pa a cr agg RE etc e- —