The evening world. Newspaper, April 29, 1914, Page 5

[ANSWER THEROLL === | ASINOLDENDAS E23 Lieto ae. bor Who Were Pupils of Prin-| 61 | cipal B. D. L, Southerland Have a Reunion. erland, C. ‘were present. To Urge Primary Amenéments. Hn Clerk William Schneider wrote ; } Church Osborn yesterday declaring that while the primary law remaine a6 it fe Democrats not members of Tammany Hall will refuse to contest primaries not by, i i ly safeguarded {1 hich the die- Alumni Dinner of Famous tnt laagre eae ly wietion He Osborn it was }) Grammar No. 3 in Old | Su0'%0'urre the devernar i Greenwich Village. opened HM Amendments to Rie'prs 1 How to Save Your Eyes Try this Free Prescription sn fen! 70 a give you trouble? Do Soo: ST stoote veer or te windows” a might byron vue } nemncninaiat (ONE GRADUATE OF ‘67. ala Village schoolboys of a Bgo heard the recess bell teat night and they assembled Srevely in the Martinique Hotel. It the first annual dinner of the B. “L, Southerland Asecciation, other- bag the alumni of Grammar Bchool Mo. 8, Grove and Hudson streets. ognseged who lived in Old Green- ‘wiok two, three or four decades ago wn them. You may be one of these Kaew Mr. Southerland. He was the| and it is your duty to save your eyes 4 i before it is too late. The eyes are ps: 4 lected more than any other organ of ¢! ire body. After you finish veut day's ou and rest your poesible together and do the thing Broperly. Bo the association was formed and ork equal w ane for you. Usel ite thort rt time. Would ir like your eye troubles to disappear as to Riker He 'y this wo the rar a this. % eae te sy No. 3. Merchan' 5 postmasters, rs, fo Police officers are ers wi we among the old ok and eac! low it to thorough! looks back to the faye the liquid bathe the eyes two to yee iy | times daily. Just note how quickly your a |cyes. gee an soon the inflam. will Keyed ey Don't be afraid use it; it is absofitely harmless. Many who are now blind might have saved their eyes had they started to care for them in time. ‘This isa timple treat- as they sat at the guests’! ment, but marvelously effective in mul- Theirs were smiles of pride|titudes of cases. y Kd Mesa warned don't you can to sat ‘ar eae hp brent a ‘TWO OLD TEACHERS AS GUESTS, ONE CALLS ROLL. white haired women smiled ve your eyes ai ie ‘ides to thank us as long as you live foe publishing this prescription.—Advt, ‘Storm Hero”’ mxixza. Umbrella has 220 members, and 200 them assembled at the festal our SPEECHES SHORT IN ORDER “VIBIT.” ‘There wasn’ us aby ch speach -making, for the reanion N adapt ly was for the po Sang ll of tena ng, acaonin ec) and he drink there 3. Founded in 1663 TELEPHONE 5867 COLUMBUS Tha “New Paquin” Skirte You cannot obtain these, the latest novelties, in any other vettern— You will be months akeud fa style if you edoot thens sew Fashions The FASHION BOOK fer f the Celebrated PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS wil be om mle May Fire, Onder & new. ected: President, ease ‘I'l Let You Off with 2 Doliar| yur statement, yo 9 Fine,” Said Court After Hear- + te really @ ; 2En EVENING WORLD, ba mr some sell bala, “I'm some ew player,” ineteted Magistrate NET don't ose how 1 oan, decide tne ‘ete s, Rockman interrupted the eune ban “Prove | heaitn wufte Sh ten Read what it did in man switched banjo from bral his arm and started ere WEDNESDA Many Recoveries © JUDGE WAS LEMIEWT|* to Democratic State Chairm:n ‘William | todgn Demant, who made the THE GIMBEL MONTH-END SALE In the SUBWAY STORE Starts Today Nothing accumulates at GIMBELS—stocks \ Thirty days ago we had fully tow last Month-End-Sale—you may judge Four opportunities | by the Yo lowing wonder- Tomorrow (Thursday) the Last Day fen’, 8 one fi Young | Men’ 8 $12 to to $15 Suits omart jenmeor styles, f sizes in the ent gore and ¢ Girls’ $1.50 and $2 Shoes tue ee tale Bh joateers hears yon Ope @ num my if of 5 PL oan Eikekin king Woman’ 9a) ‘and Misses’ $12.7 75 ‘Suits 3, $6. 75 Latest 8; ‘tweight Ser, @ and Novelties » fancy or tailored models, ene ntatt Spring, and and aie oe Nghtweig! ‘ges, Crepe: vi cy Women’ 8 and | Misses’ $10 Summer Dresses, $4.75 CdD gs a es during the Summer, rare values. Ratines, Voiles, C and Lin- wories fou and ‘Bee ‘Beoteh "paid raiets ‘with ontte te Rating Skirte—newest models, excellently made, ali ‘Si'then Women’s and Misses’ Coats, $10 grades and more, ae bcaae hal we for the Summer ‘test styles in Serges, Tweeds, Mixtures and Women’ 8 Undermuslins, $1. 25, $1.50 grades and more, 75 1,400 fine eae bad A Pe pretest cover and pend Al Cs oth et bell start). em ee Geena Rugs ( (9x12 ft. ), $18 $15 |, ‘The famous AR sclect from This isa wondertal ,ftemnants of. f 36¢ to 0 $1.25 1 Dress Goods, 14c to | 6c yd. 8, $7.75 eee ica in mill ro tings Mg long art jleneene from our regular a tracer} my sof onriottan, Preys tings, Velliag, We Di gf, Bomisag noreion” Berges, Heorietiae, Fobteal Remnants « of 14c to 25c Wash Goods, § 8c and id Lat Ue... yd. | ‘Thousands of rieg that have beea Main tore, and {Buber jes, x Gingham, Galateass 'V fat ct Hipslesten Remnants of 25¢c to $1.50 Sitke, 1 150 | to 10 75c yd. tar ee reeds of Rosati! pisese leces in waist and ereon Jengint int in the Legge lar weaves for Summer. Fou- Also 1,500 Yards of White Habutai Silk, 85e sins, at 56c yard Women’ 8 $1 Housedresses, 60c Men’s $6 & $8 Raincoats, $3.50 era anna, jh reraharty wa rane, Gharabeey turn anronen ote from previews sales, all new styles in Women’ 3 $2 Helcyon Petticoats, | Men’s $2.50 & $3.50 Trousers, $1.85 These are excellently made, smart worsteds and stripe effects; all sizes, Boys’ $2.50 & $8 Schoo! Suits, $1.65 ‘This ts unusual even in @ Month-End Sale, fin Norfolk and Russian Bulte, latest Spring styles; patch pockets, sewn-on nd roomy Knicker- bockers; sises 7 to 17 years Boys’ $1.50 Tub Suits, 85c ripes and plain colors, fine washable Cieine, Percalen Chambrays end Woyea Madras; 1% years. Men’s $1 Summer Shirts, 75c ‘The law of the Month-End has shaded a quarter off these shirt fo ghvagh they are all made in the GIMBEL way of fine quality Percale in eet or pleated bosom styles with attached cuffs; 65e i Lace "Flouncings, These are of mh with a silk Messaline flounce, in three Cg ot Blue, Terra Cotta and American Beauty. iso black. Girls’ $2 ‘Wash, Dresses, | $1 Most unusual in value and in fav's. 0 singhams, percales and checks, with two-tier rte and jong 7 mel € to 14 years. Girls $12 & 15 Fibre ibre Trunks, $9 brassed h Solid |, soll ard= ware, linen It ‘ued, two Tapes ae sizes 33, 86 or 40 inches. $11 Dinner Services, $5.75 pe ff peers, (ky of the best values we WM fered in this section. $8 to $10.50 Gas Domes, $5.25 There are mi a agi any ow lowering, b Sapertment; eek is expect to be able to repeat it, $1.25 —- Sets, 95c Fork wilh silver: Serrins Renita ant: || Monet ane soe aso cons fo white nore: 50¢ | ee (7 vin.) ) Ribbon, 30¢ ; 30c yd. $1.75 White Bedspreads, $1.25 indice 34 caigren's. aa eu, sanhes: aa taste ta ee ae ice Fenn, Senne or. Ereges, 50e “« CB B.” ¢ Corsets, 35e and medi Boe 2 ee 8 $2 Bath Robes, $1 range of colert mine range ings in Terry Cloth, nicely 95c Hemstitched Sheets, 75c Made of fine linen finish i ebesting} 9-4, neatly hem- atitched, 61290 in. before hemming. a) Linen Tablecloths, $1.15 o flax Weatitones Mnen, beautiful satin finish; 22 cry 24 in, wide. Dependable Shrubs, Bulbs, Seeds, Plants and Rose Bushes at GIMBELS tomorrow at extraordinarily low prices; note well how low. Holland Grown Rose Bushes 2'to0 3 years old. All kinds and colors. 12c each, or $1.25 doz. Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum, Cherry and Quince Trans, 30c Each 4 for ¢1—in Lots of 26 or More, 6 for $1. ‘These Tress sre from 6 to 7 feet high, and are just about to bud; all the leading varieties of each kind, matable Bulbs Tuberose nias, 6c dozen. Snake Lilies, 160 each. Amaryllis iter 150 each, | Caladium (elephant ear), 8 and 100 each. Gladiolus, 260, 360 ani 600 dosen. Tiger Lilies, ach, Madeira Vines, 60 exch. | Clanamon Vines, Bo Tuheroses, 26¢, 350 and 600 down Dahlias, 100 each, or $1 dozen. Special Offering On eeds Flowering Shrubs Fine Lawn Grass Seed, 166 qt.; $4 a bushel. Magnolias, $1 each. Rhododendrons, 60c. Flower Seeds, Northern grown, 80 package. Fo ia,” Spireas, White and Purple Lilacs, But- Vegetable Seeds, Northern. » 80 package, fea Bal, Ball, Ja , vapaitine Snowball, Weaelcs Hydrangeas, Fertilizer, 189 package; 6-Ib. box, 600. Special—Cut Flowers— NOTE—Careful attention given to all mail or telephone orders. Subway Balcony GIMBEL BROTHERS wRoADWAY NEW YORK = TSIRTY-THIRD e7. it 360 each, or 8 for Coraations, Roses, pe other seasonable th at remarkabiy From Lung Trouble. ion , APRIL 29, 1914. This is our new ‘heme, which “will be ‘built on , the site of our fF location, and where we will open in Septembe: Stewart & Col FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER 37TH STREET Old Building Will Be Torn Do May 1. 1 Day Left Before We Close] Here Is What We Have Done. Marked prices so low that THEY ARE AL- J MOST UNBELIEVABLE. MANY VERY WONDERFUL BARGAIN: ON SALE TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW.; ALL SALES FINAL. | SUITS—Choice of the House,....... 15.00; DRESSES—Choice of the House, 5.00, 7.50, 12.54 COATS—Choice of the House, 5.00, 7.50, 10.00; Every Linen Suit in Stock (Formerly to $19.50). . . 7.5( WAISTS “#4 sca Suk ard Votle (Formerly to 95.00)........ Stewart _ & Cow, Sth Avenue, C Corner 37th Street Fur Storage Rar Watvnd Oe Rincedetios: ‘Mederate GIMBELS)| 22: ene ” Most Astonishing Sale of “Forsythe Waists Ever Presented in New York Our conservative raps Rules will not , os cone tk mass rices oe Sree eae ‘aiste have been sold for a number of years, but every woman Bs who has ever worn these Wala will now their original ; chawed stock that John orate, Inc., 22 West 34th Street, had ordered for the Fall season. At the same time we ° wee the Manhattan Agency for those famous ist Now—It is the remainder of thas stock which we prices the minute she sees them. desire to dispose of tomorrow, "$2.95 The Facts in the Case:—Last idea we pur- $1.95 from the Forsythe Waist Co. ot ee 000 Regularly Regularly $1.25 Regularly $2.50 and much more $3.95 and much more $5 Jo $6 and much more Waists of Madras, Linen} Waists of Soaped: Waists of Charmeuse and and fine Shirtings. Silk and White allan fine Black Taffeta. N. B.—Special Orders now received for Made-lo-Measure Forsythe Waists in the new Summer Styles. We have the exclusive agency in Manhatian, ‘Third Fleer Jeanne Lanvin Created This Swagger Suit From its emart waistcoat and cuffs of white pique or Eponge (detachable) to its graceful girlish lines, this suit expresses the masterful ideas of that clever creator of young girls’ fashions. We have had this newest of Paris Models reproduced for tomorrow's Sale of $32.50 to $35-——300 Young Women’s Suits At $25 In Fine Serge—Reproductions of Models with Russian Overskirts and Long Tunics, by Bernard, Premet, Drecoll and Bechoff-David. 60 Junior Girls’ $18.50 to $30 Suits At $15 |GIMBEL BROTHERS BROADWAY NEW YORK _ THIRTY-THIRD ST. The Sunday W orld’s 27st ame 3 Want Directory py metionys : a teal