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| | r] rd ¥ *, , é : ‘ 2 bens *% 2, 1914, : ~ nat iets Ott GEE toe ee AND RUBIN PATC baa have not heard that Deputy ; : WATERS WALLSTR STREET (SUITTO UGSOLE Rate mfr artes | BREAK ON POLICEAFFAIRS| Sceptre] Sealy eens a: Kennedy, w said the Mayor. “Not having seen| Me ioyt Tee Ren ecting ay nenke powers the holding company to sell a Commissioner Woods since Thursday| tary to Second Deputy Commissioner ite Boston and Maine stock. or Friday, it is natura! that | would} Rubin. He is a lawyer and will re- President Wilson told inquirers to- Although Mayor Mitchel denied] not have heard of such, action, organiae the Complaint Bureau along unless the Legislature acted to-day that there is @ likelihood that} “Commissioner Woods has full dis-| lines conceived by the Police Com- 4a ‘ 4 ‘ cretion In the Police Department. He| missioner, in line with the suggestions of the| Seon’ Denny Police Commissioner | hag full power to act in hla own wa Attorney-General and Gov. Walsh, jobert Rubin will quit within ten! “so far as T know,” sald the NEW YORK COTTON MARKET. the only course left open to the De-|days because of differences with] missioner, “Mr. Rubin has no int er. Vielde F ee Based on ng joes. Yi PIANOS 6 Amalgamated Copper. .... 7 American Can pf.... Founded 1845 7 Amer. Car & Found! Dertment, of ee vos be to g0 g0| Commissioner Woods, it was learned| tion of resigning. Certainly I hi 4 American Smelters.. ahe wi e mi a tl from good authority that there had| ot & Ked him to resign. Our re! Horace Waters & Co. 7 American Smelters pf. mack has a es ea Obes Olbeen friction between the " pellos tions are pleasant. As for Mr. Scull 10 Canadian Pacific, 6 Consolidated Gas. 7 Great Northern pt 10 Lehigh Valley. 5 New York Ce: 7 Northern Pacific. 6 Pennsylvania 8 Reading . 6 Southern 10 ag Pacific BU. Steal. 7U. = steel pi he is to remain my secretary as lor WASHINGTON, June %2.—Presi- Enltott of the New Haven and Mr,| Commissioner and nis second deputy, | as I am Police Commissionee offer the Waters Pianos dent Wilson and Attorney-General ! McReynolds. but that it waa patched up, at least! Lydig Hoyt, one of the young and the Waters - Autola layer-pianos on the solid sis Of superior merits good values. For sweetness of tone, tenacity of standing in tune, durable construction, beauty of style and finish and careful workmanship, the Waters Pianos and Waters-Autola pla Ate Kole ble bole Lack wn SINAN SIR NN NN A N esha Fa and sr GIMBEL BROTHERS ===. Just Before the Fourth---A Sale Market Closing—In late afternoon whole market became strong and ac- tive in sympathy with rise of over ianos can not be excelled three points in Southern Pacific fol- Madame Joire heir superb ti id lowing the decision upholding title Mlle. ee al of Paris of Dress and Steamer Trunks as you examine them. orange ee Gaby Deslys Waters Prices are based en Severe See aa thé met tae chose Nine Gine The High Standard of the 400 fine Trunks composing this offering - luction (with no middle- ; ‘ lar stock at prices. 2 = tress in th 1d, be worn with Pa- ¥ Piatt Nae added), ee . pit pees : auin Gowns at the « The Sale is planned with special reference to the Trunk needs of the Artistic Waters Pianos i t people who are soon starting off on their Summer holiday travels. All and Waters-Autola player- } £3 ber of Gimbel world-famous ; iy pianos at lower peor dit vt t His Ganiliwn Fashion Exhibie — Trunks bear the GIMBEL guarantee for ordinary wear and tear on easier terms than many rt ‘ in New York quite tion at the Rits- or five years. bbe oe bance 4 £ resetitly, Carlton Hotel. There is a large variety of styles, sizes, interior arrange- ments, coverings, etc. Some of the Trunks are very light in weight, but strong. Pegamoid, canvas or fibre eovered; all sizes, Send for Catalogues or call and see us and let us rate and prove all that we oan for the high When Such Famous Women Prefer GIMBEL Hats to All Others in New York It Is Obvious That It Is Advantageous for Every Woman to Participate in This ecataray. ARASAVSS ee SESEEREP SESE Ce ee ee cad 1 SEERTES ESSE ~ PN TN ATI TIN IIS TNT 235 FPEEPESEES FF +t lteter + 4" Bt 190 I 4 4 all id ices of " | i the She Watere Planet an the ig FY % Midsummer Clearanc e pd Ae Mg en oe style or br ai) aaa BS MW i = Dress Trunks of 31125, Regularly ny = ° ° ° to . Horace Waters & Co A vs RS Meg * GIMBEL-Paris Millinery Dress, Steamer and Hat Trunks at $14.75, ‘Thise Stores: se meee weg ; F Regularly $20 to $26.50. 134 Fifth Ave., nr. 18th St ue dy rg + | The Finest in the World Dress Trunks 51750, Regloly -» HI ‘ ay ae | 5 ti 127 W. 42d St., nr. B’way % ak is In the French Salon In the Medium-Price Salon * Harlem Branch (Open Evenings) 6 ils ity Mew S Wardrobe Trunks 254 W.125th St.,nr.8thAve. TES TRE 1 $28 to $38 Hats at $15 $10 to $12.75 Hats at $5 INNOVATION ¢ present acompleteassortmentof thesefine Trunks, § ‘ a. ‘, _ ul $18 to $25 Hats at $10 $8.75 Hats at $3.50 in ile for men and women, at $20, $36 and NS ll 18 1 ” y Fd wet Py $15 to $16.50 Hats at $7.50 $5 to $6.75 Hats at $2.50 These in The Subway Store: iy ut a i Untrimmed Hats and Trimming at Larger Reductions. Dress Trunks at $8, Regularly $10.50 to $12 Dress Trunks at $9.50, Regularly $12 to $15 : Weg Be ¢ Ae Third Floor Steamer Trunks at $7, Regularly $8.50 to $10 Steamer Trunks at $8.50, Regularly $11 to $13.50 e* St | hy ° a, Ria The Subway Store’s Fine Off Pik 6c Eifiy| A Sale of 300 e Subway Store’s Fine Offerings iermen Enuch repro a ayia / That Women Want Men's $1.50 New |Women’s and Misses’ |Imported Messaline packed oye poy aad at 48 \ The Newest The Best Made Straw Hats, $1 each Summer Dresses, $5 Special at 60c Yard filled with just those Seay | fog ine. 4 The Most Chic The Daintiest 4 Sentai Usually $10 and _ A soft finish weave from Italy; 34- sea breezcand sly spray ® 1! TIN | ~omen’s Crepe de Chine || it micunsnen'™ hi orm More. in wide. In the most popular street tg aay t men repe In d brims. _ ‘Split straws, All th 1 ‘ a Cente dents BOR N/ ome ga . . Sack with pene edge and snap aut calor. “Jopanese RAM) | 4, TRIE Chon, doo Ya, 3 « soft straws. Silk, 5 #L in. wide. e most wan’ i sty -1 | Aves | Aue ions: sample Me, line, Foulards, Lawns, ALA shades: plenty of white, navy, pink and Pa IN Tomorrow at $15 higher values. Subway Balcony Dib eeiie, 2 yee nen Vclles ett i ight blue. Subway Lower Floer carat Tt 8 eA /| That Should Be Much More 16d Cotton Pli } Trimmed with lace Dress Goods Rem- Gor hy | , | and net; some have the “Misia ate . tbs ES ee Ss \N White Tan otton 856 H long pleated or plain nants, 45c Yard ilatears ead Ne ith its | Black Dutch Blue Crepe, 10c Yd. tunic. E Usually fad more. 90,09 4 tm 7 wide; sc Hi 0) | = TOR UVES TORS 4 ; Navy Copenhagen Blue ys aman ¥ combed selton f Tub Skirts Thi pfctl Plaids, chatree Granites, Stnesss from gy eta Hacroam 1 | Limited _to_300_ Dresses, therefore early rip] le stripes. Suitable f ammer el at $1 each Checks, Novelties, ete. reported of $149,476, selection will be advisable. undergarments. Launders beautifully; Usually 8% & More 1 Dress Goods Remnants, 25 Yd. New York Telephone Company Aled Sale will start at 8:30 o'clock tomorrow | J "tires ne ironing. | 30-in. wide. sae Usually 60cand more. Many woeves wm ecu is ee te aS ae rare moe its morning, —SCSCS:CSS*C an =a Subway Lower Floor Subway Balcony and colors. Subway Lower Floor Southern Pacific Railroad by a de-| cision of the Supreme Court. to-day won its claim to the title of 200,000 IN OPENS AN ACCOUNT | Reread tobe. worst $800,000,000." The stock advanced three points on heavy CREDIT TERMS {trading soon after the decision was A | announced. |Wash Goods Rem- nants at Half Price 7c SHd 10c Yard Formerly 14¢ to 20¢ 25c to 50c Embroideries, ad fo 15c and 25c Yard ities—Credit Offi i se W 99 Flouncings and Corset Cov- A = 7 During Baby eek erings, Swiss and nainsook, 17 Sale of Linens—Fine Savings Unusual opportunity for summer cottages, resorts, hotels, 1 Yourself Of the Charge Account 7th Flocr, or Main Floor Branc We shall be delighted to have Mothers and their in, wide, $3 Psx $50 86 Pow Pox” $100 —— Little Tots visit our Juvenile Shop, for we have 12 Embroideries, 8¢ Yard _ | boarding houses, to save more than a third average. Subway Lewer Fleer 5 5 | 89° Down $ CHICAGO wee AND CORN | assembled the most hygienic, the newest and the Sample Strips of Nainsook| ¢4 Damask Table Sets, $2.25 | 36c to 50c Turkish Bath $13.50 Dinner Sets $q sx” * 7 150 auaeare daintiest Apparel which plays an important. part edges and insertions. All pure linen; hemstitched; Towels, “Seconds,” 25c 4 5 Eee ge pe: Be in furthering the cause of 50c to 75c Valenciennes inish. One dozen Taps ac 50 04 ST. LSTATION AT CORNER | iit i aE Laces, 38c dozen yards | kins and cloth, seating eight Several weaves and qual- | American porcelain; 100 Aatundayre Ne “Better Babies” French ‘and German edges persons, ities, includin, mercerized | pieces; gold border and gold aie and insertions; 4 to 134 in. | $1 GIMBEL Table Damask, | finish, Jacquard borders and | edge decoration; open stock. a 16c Mothers will undoubtedly be surprised at our the soft, spongy two-ply yarns. ‘oderate prices when they examine the fi - 25¢ Valenciennes Insertions, Made in elfant, exclusively, White and colors. $7.76 Dinner Sets, $3.75 COLU MBUS AVE. Ft “or Se a Ra " ne ad dee on gel hag ee) 10c Piece of 12 Yards for us; highly mercerized. In 12\4c Toweling, 8c Yard American _ porcelain; 62 . reretey Leck BAD conte ye made in France and this country. Subway Lower Floor | two patterns, reproductions of Pure linen dish or roller | pieces; gold border decoration our well-known rose-and-stripe | toweling, bleached; red border, | with gold edge. $3 Dress Forms $1. 95 and crysanthemum-and-stripe. Vax Baby Garments Correctly proport ioned, Can $1.40 Huckaback Towels, $1 Ws Geert ape Pauares, ale $7.60 Cut Crystal Water pani, 7” be adjusted to any desired Doz Hemstitched; eyelet and Set, $3.75 These are the most hygienic undergarments that length. Sizes 32 to 42. | Bleached; tion weave; very | open effects; many pat-| 1 Pitcher, 6 Glasses, and 1 have ever been created, for they do not require 95c Bust Forms, 75c absorbent; generous size, terns. Scarfs 18x50-i ares | Beveled Plate Mirror. pins and as they tie with twistless tape they always Subway Balcony | White and red borders. 30x30 in, Subway Lower Floor. Subway Lower Floor eee ee a ~—'| Grass Rugs About Half} Wall Papers | $6 Kitchen Sets, $2.75 t SURE YOUR UMBRELLA AGAINST Ww. ’ A Popular Key and Grecian Border At 3c a Roll 20 Pieces—Illustrated omens Colonial Hara ., $5.96; usually $8. BD, 5,000 rolls new spring patterns, Pumps $4 8x1 $4.60; usually $6.50. for bedrooms, initehens and halls. ? ,, $3.00; usually $4 75. ri Usually 6c to 10c, = am UMBRELLA jaan Excellent Specimens of 4-ft. 69 uauslly 62) At 10c a Roll High-Grade Footwear American oatmeal | papers; 30 ‘SI {f the wind turns it inside out, simply pull it back again AGIMBEL model which erent eI. wide; fast col lly 18¢, rae #20 aan ean boot $12.50 to $20 Brass in, cna vee y 18¢, We guarantee the “STORM HERO’ Umbrella to be. al utely. Stormproot and give you anewone if the wind KS it ON SALE AT MACY’S J. B. GREENHUT & CO, BLOOMINGDALES’ ROTHENBERG & CO, ia kin, gun metal calf, pat- ent colt, white canvas; Pa ent colt vamps with 4 ooze bac! These Heth Tandstaciel soles and 2- Silk damasks, foliage and Bedsteads, $10.75 cenery tapestries for living and es Ss r 85 only; bright and satin finish; in 4-ft. size Sincere and halls. Rew. 30e. only; mostly one pattern of a kind, ia ee L $6.50 to $7.50 Sliding Couches At Sho » Bell Embossed _ parlor _ papers, Of fine German porcelain; 6 cereal jor 6h ‘ABRAHAM & STRAUS'S BATTERMAN’S inch Spanish-Louis heels; high arch on a well-fitting $4.75 and $5.75 leather and grass cloth effects. m Pp ‘ ADAMS-FLANIGAN CO. » All Sizes-—epecial at 4 Pair. Second Floor Strongly made. Subway Lower Floor Usually Abe. sep ps ols te pt ai box, ands nest af -_ s Taanirns of of other stores in Greater New York and esos atic