The evening world. Newspaper, July 1, 1914, Page 13

ee CARRIES ‘060 PASSENGERS ON THIRD HOME SALI Breaks Record in Two Classes and Gets Away in Fine Style. 1 liner Aquitania with the largest kul ever nt act crowd of away in tw f_,_____—J] Pierce’s What's the the of partys 15 cents for a package containing Sewer corn plasters than } ives you f gave mc Corn I penny y to you if you from cortis in double-quick time We, and 2c. a box. Money back if disap. ruggists, Butif you em in your neigh, asmall size box to Established 52 Years. . Don’t Forget ) Glasses for Vacation —they are vorth their if you bre while aw a necessity, right in go'd your glasses Glawes Daplicated Without Prewription, oF Eyes Examined Without rge by Registered Eye Physicians, Perfect Fitting Glasses,$2.50 to $12 New York: 184 Broadway, at John St. 223 Sixth Ave., 15th St. VPN ALOR ATOUAITTDLAD ALL LILLIE DOLEALELTEIDED iN ey Rosters 10. | Enough to Cure 3 Corns | Corn Plasters ; “ehh Son America’s Greatest Furniture House 76 in her first cabin and 618 In tne! second, In addition she had 1,151 third cabin passengers and 2,530 in the steerage. To make the going the more remarkable tho Tvernla of the fame line, sailing later in the day, | carried 425 cabin passengers, makin the departure of passengers in two | cabins for one day by one line 1,804, | an unparalleled record. The Aquitania preser#ed her record for first class handling. The great; bulk of steel has covered herself with pier Jer departure added moro lus- tresto her record, From the time her le lear the dock and head down stream. Dock Commissioner R. A. C. &mith, who witnessed her sailing. said that It was one of the most remarkable | performances he had aver observed. Elbert H. Gary and his wife oc- cupied the Imperial suite, The steel magnate was in the best of humor with himself and went away happy asa child off on a vacation. He de-) clared that he was not worrying about anything. He sald that he and his wife were going to visit France, Italy and Spain and would be gone | until September, He had not read the speech of Col. Roosevelt at Pitts- {burgh lust night and so could not criticise {t or respond to ft. It was with regret he had to say this, so he nc ed, and he was looking forward vith a great deal of pleasure to Ite 1. About business affaira he thing further to say than he ready said In his speeches and) ows, Kk Munaey, the publisher, sia vr passenger. He expects to bo abroad. for two months, Capt. I, Ed- ward Emerson, famo' for his cure for the was another passenger, 8 accompanied by his wife, The parents of Mrs. Alfred | Gwynne Vanderbilt will be on the} continent for the remainder of the summer months, Mr, Bradley Martin and wife and the Mastera Henry Bradley and Howard Townsend Mar- | tin were also among those who satled on the giant | vaeecnieioaatiamass MAYOR GOING TOO FAST. Stranger Who Stopped Him on Road AS \ A N IN N i \N | N (| Was License Commissioner, Mayor David H. Slayback of Verona, N. J., went to Trenton to-day to ex- plain to Job B. Lippincott, Commts- stoner of Motor Vehicles, why he thought his license to drive an automo- | bile shouldn't be revoked Mayor Slayback was driving along Pompton avenue, Verona, last Sunday, en 4 man in another automobile 4 him and cautioned him that he weding the speed limit. The Mayor 1s of @ very excitable disposition and was Juat becoming Incoherent tn his einarks When the other stopped him Commissioner Lippincott. ay any more now, but you might You i my office on Wednesday and ¢, why you shouldn't lose your ACCOUNT) OPENED FROM $. Block 8th Av. 363. 35%. OUR ONLY STORE Oe (Me er SES Whether you buy for cash or WA’ ¢ vs you Tc OWE WEST! Pee AREAL INvIT NO CLUB FEES 0; 10% Discount ———$—$—$—$—$——— WILLOW ROCKER R 2 BOOM —EEE Mins, $89 434 Quartered Oak Sideboard DOUBLE STAMPS MORNINGS li You Preter to Pay Cash ¥5.8 Ami Regular Price $1.50 CLOS Nia OUT SALE OF | Bis sk-Grade > Sanitary Betrigerators ) Buy Now and Save here you pe rion tit—credit that re I. You ADDED, NO EXTRA CHARGES, NI (| in Flag, Foreh Rocker "4 | "White Enamel Chiffonier Reg. Price $8 LIC SARS ai Va THE EVENING WORLD, boardwalk. people summering at Brighton ts that the boardwalk is a continuation FENCE AT BRIGHTON WILL BE TAKEN DOWN IF CITY OWNS LAND Corporation Counsel Frank Lyon Polk set about to-day to find out | glory in her two trips in making ber ether the city or the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company owns the ground on which Is erected a fence | jnst eangplank was hauled in It took oy iting off a view of the ocean from her just nino minutes and @ half to ieomenaders of the Brighton Beach of too! ot offi to “The Mayor’s letter asking me to ing, are avatiable an opinion from this Mitchel within forty-eight hours. “The only fpudamental point to be decided is one of ownership. city owns the land on which the fence is erected, then the fence will have hand the owner of private property has a perfect right to maintain a tence \ The contention of the Sea Breeze Avenue. i Into the complaints of the people Brighton reached me this morn- said Mr. Polk. “If the records co will be in the hands of Mayor If the come down at once. On the other shall have to find out if the ganier oe with.” As a rule, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, COL. MERRITT H. SMITH city owns the boardwalk, that fs, If it was acquired by condemnation as @ part of Sea Breeze avenue or other- To a layman the whole affair may appear simpla, but there are technical details and a thousand legal Items which arise. beach between high and low water belongs to the people under the pro- visions of the riparian law.” Commissioner of Accounts Leonard M. Wallstein, who will also investi- rate the peoples’ claims at Brighton has several surveyors work. ing on the beach. the MORE IMPRACTICAL ADVICE. (From the Washington Btar,) Store Opens Daily at 8.30. Open on Saturdays until 12.30. Closed All Day July 4th. the Best Savings of the Year. $18, $20, $22 and $25 $20 and $22 Balmacaan Sui $6 rok $7 Striped Worsted Trousers. $3.75 $5 and $6 Tennis Trousers; plain and a 34 $18 to $22 Suits for youths $35 to $47.50 Suits; plain & fancy ee $27.50 to $382 Suits..........0eeeee Suits. Now An Annual Event: Overcoats..... $16 $25, ae and $35 Norfolk Coat and Tn Summer Clothing for Men $20 Men’s Mohair Two-piece Suits. $24.60/25 and $7 Blazer Coats....... hr 60 bol)" - fell sede ni aki Breec! ve $25 Silk Faced or Plain Edged Greene at $4, 50 Hey $5 Motor Diitens, $10 and $15 Motor Dusters. . 60 $10 Mackinaw Sport Coats.. .96.7 $4.50 and $5 Black or Gray ‘Mohair Stiice 93.45 $2 Khaki Trousers, with or without belts,¢1.35 Fourth Floor ‘ Women’s Black Satin Bathing Suits It is perfectly clear that tee bathing suits are worth much more than their price will be tomorrow. The Excellent Satin Is Salt- Water Proof The costumes have the pe swimming sleeves after the raglan idea, and low necks, with a modified Directoire collar. All black, and these smart com- $3.96 Men’s Straw Hats $2 and $2.50 Sennits, Splits, Mackinaws, etc., some mmplseh $3 and $3.50 Senn t and fancy weaves. a, $4 and $5 Fine Milan, Leghorn, Sennits, $5 Bangkok Straws, three mode s. . at $3.95 But Only 500 of Them! ——_—— = ~—— Rubber Caps wit! $1 White Felt Crush Hats. . colors........ For Men—25c and 85c Silk Socks, all colors. ... For Children—35c Plain and Fancy Socks; sizes 414 perfect. $50 «= 9x12 ft.... $4.76 36x36 in... $5 0 27xS4in...... $82.76 9x12 ft $20.50 6x9 ft..........045 $29.75 8 ft. 3 in.x10 ft. 6 in... $11.75 4{t.6in.x7 ft. 6in.... Three Hosiery Specials at Clearance Prices For Women—$1.25 Pure Silk Stockings in black, white or Twice a Year Only—Clearance of Hardwick & Magee’s French Wilton Rugs No finer Wilton Rugs are made in America than these. Twice a year only—in January and July—are we privileged to sell them for less than regular prices; and then only in such patterns as are not to be carried over. In this Clearance of French Wilton Rugs are all sizes, in a wide range of designs and colorings—all new and French Wilton Rugs at These Reductions $45 from $60 LAOH, 6 in.$40.60 from $54 , $27.60 from $36.75 Best Body Brussels 924.60 $22.25 915,60 08.76 For one reason— binations: Black-and-white new models, 60c to $3.50. Bathing Tights, 38¢ to $3.7 « Bathing Suit Bags, new lela to $1.45. to $2.95. 86c pr. for $1 9, 26cpr. Main Floor 86x63 in, 9.50 7.75 36x63 i) .76 36x86 in. -75 27x64 in Rego Wilton Rugs Plain or mottled, ght firs For boudoir or bathroo1 From 22 14x36 in., at 62 ‘Troma $2.60 to 8x9 ft., at @7 from $10.50. Sixth Black-and-emerald Black-and- King's blue Black, with black-and-white stripes tsi aio red Black-and-platd Asimilar purchase offered before the Fourth of July last year went vei Bathing Suits in this lot will go just as quickly. Bathing Accessories Bathing Shoes and Sandals, in canvas, sateen and satin; rapidly—the 500 in blue or black, 26¢ Bathing Caps, in sateen, satin and novelty stripes, 25¢ d Diving Caps, n_ plain rubber, also panne Meligaoeass abc to $6.60. Rubber Garters, 3 35c Steamer and Dress Trunks “1 ghould advise you to gamble rather than wre ‘wald the man of conspicu- joa Mr. Penwingie; “but a te have money to start NTN Iz Tic PL Ait tic ic lic tt GIMBEL BROTHERS This Powerful July Clearance Sale @ Abounds in the Things Needed for the Fourth and for the Whole Summer at 8 Many New Lots Ready Tomorrow. Women’s Summer Underwear 65c Lisle Thread Union Suits, each....... 880 50c Lisle Thread Vests, low neck, each... .360 85¢ Black Lisle Bathing Tights and Bloom- $22.50 to $30 Dress Trunks, $15 $16 to $20 Steamer Trunks, $10 _—__ Fifth Fi Floor Handkerchiefs 20c Grades men’s pure Irish linen, initial, each 12 $3 Grades men’s plain Irish linen, hemstitched; doz. » $2 18¢ to 25¢ Grades women’s em- broidered sheer linen, each, 1 “Hg 80c Grades women’s, initial rene a for 66c sheer quality ain Fl oe # _ Plate Cameras, og $' $60 Fg eee Plate Camera, 3!4x oor eto BIS Wi isecnase sears ae $40 $1, ‘0. Brpnpetse Jr. Camera, 214x334 in, $3 Buckeye Camera, » 4x5 in., $1 $1.50 #7 Hawkeye Camera, Byély 4 $4 10c Plain and Beveled Card Mounts, assorted sizes. 5c Fourth Floor Bed Coverings and Steamer Rugs $5 All-woo! Army Camping Blankets, 62x82 in... $3.75 $6.50 Steamer Rugs, domestic and imported, piaids, Scot- tish tartans with plain backs, 5 $ $3.50 Silk Mull Comforters, plain border to match, white bation filling. oolen Blan! gen racemase me City's Fattest Plum, $10,000 a Year Goes to Him for His Work Commissioner William Wililams of the Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity appointed Col. Merritt Hf, Smith to-day chief engineer of water supply to succeed [, Varona, who has Just resigned after thirty-two years in the department. ‘This Is one of the best plums in the administration, paying $10,000 a year. Extraordin caret ae $1.50 and $2 Voile and Crepe Voile $1.25 Sheer Lawn Blouses............ $1.50 Grades, various materials, slightly $2 and $3 Princess Slips... . $1. 50 Nightgowns of nainsook . . $1.50 Colored and Black Klosfi $2.60 Silk Jersey Top Petticoats. $5 Silk Fitted Top Petticoats, 76c Washable Dresses; sizes 6to 14... . £2to$3 Washable Dresses; sizes 6to 14.91.00 $8.75 to $4.25 Lingerie Dresses, 6 to 14 .§1,60 $38.95 Gingham & Crepe Dresses, 13 to 19, 1914, on the Catskill Aqueduct ts expected | Enjoy the full, rich flavor of to equip him for the Wha of dine [pw ri MADE GHIEF ENGINEER] trnitine the etttauit? water when Tt] eemmay Seu’ ag dinner to-day. _ Col Binith was an engineer in the an engineer on ¢ on Aqueduct. Peekskill to the do now It. 14. ch uncles ani yo ta! JULY CLEARANCE in Subway Store Offer— Women’s $8 Shoes, $1 pele f Patrician Shoes for Wi fi in most leathers, atin and canvas and By Facse ta whtie oboe or sanvescel This higatid will Minny wor worth more than $8. "Also Men’s $3 High Grade Oxfords, $1 Including the famous Regal and D size range is not complete, includi: gon 6%, 6, enough to be fitted will get unusual 28 p meneame en Women's 25c and 35c Sample A ae sive ag Dunmow Women’s 35c Silk Lisle Hosiery, | and 26c p Double elastic tops and six thread heels and toes. Women’s Lg Silk Hosiery, r. pu itecd dik ile opens oe ee Women’s 65c Silk Boot Hosiery, 45c pair Full fashioned, seamless, all ailk, deep garter tops, black or white, Women’s and Misses’ Apparel $3.50 Voile and Lingerie Dresses....... 91.96 $5 Striped Voile Dresses....... $2.95 $7.50 New Summer Dresses $3.95 $15 Sample Silk Gowns.......... 7.96 $20 Street and Evening Silk Gowns... .¢9.76 $15 Serge & Crepe Suits; broken sizes. 67.60 $5.95 Satin Bathing Suits; all sizes... .@3.95 $1 Combination Bathing T’ ights....... 7bc Silk Rubberized Bathing Caps... .. Subway Balcony Women's Blouses oe $1.00 65 soiled SE race tii ‘asaont®” Undermuslins, ual Etc. $1.00 .$1,00 Eppo Petticoats, cotton known make. . $92.75 $1.50 and $2 House Dresses, extra sizes $1.15 $2 Kimonos of Voile, lace trimmed $1.00 Subway Balcony Children’s Coat Dresses $3.95 to $4.95 Coats; sizes 2 to 5 years, $1.95 and $2.95) | $1 to $2 Colored Dresses; sizes 2 to 6 years, 60c and 75¢ Subway Balcony Girls’ and Juniors’ Dresses 46c $1.96 Subway Baloony Fashionable Silks in Demand 2.25 Black Cashmere Crepe de Chine, “40 in. wide; yd $1.10 Taffeta, chiffon finish, good col- ors; 86 in, wide; yd.. 16¢| 45¢ Cork Linoleums (Nairn’s), 36¢ sq. yd. $1.25 ‘Imported Crepe Giselle; variety of 60c Congoleums. . 800 sq. yd, colors; 39 in. wide; yard eal 760 40. ¥ yd, 0 Bubway Lower Floor masa Col, Smith's exportance as an tnetaner | Since 110 ho has engineer under Chic Smith in charge of the construction of the aqueduct and reservoirs from -_— now NE KNEW. | (Prom the Detroit Pree tres “She's aarenatic.”” “1 don't think #0."* “ She met me yesteriay ‘I'm #0 pleased to hear that AT sl sic Plc le Shoes—some of 64 and 7. “Not al Really Wonderful Values in This July Clearance of Hosiery Fone ee ee Hosiery, |Women’s 50c Silk Lisle Hosiery, toe $1.75 Embroidered Sheets, each 85c °! 14c Bleached Pillow Cases, each 10c. ¢ | 85e Inlaid Blabon's Linoleums,. . Subway Lo city Hne, a | quality. ratessen Stores, 10c yy E. Pritehard, 331 Spring $t., 8. ¥. health is failing a Broadway and Thirty-third Street y N y Women’s Summer Coats ) $16.50 Shawl Coats, with belt; white with | stripes of black, b blue, rose or gold ~— bottom, I evi fatty HOO secs vaneevers $21.60 and higher—Coats of taffeta, moire and checks. high Shoes tn white Nu-Buck or canvas—all these are not and Msithers ta but stoes tertonate bubway Baloony Mag Rod evo partes tore, Righ sole- ees ouble sok soles, gets] ‘‘Seconds’’ of Men's 25c Hosiery, 16c pr. Black and all the new shades, double soles, heels toee—imperfections are very slight. Children’s 35c Embroidered Socks, 18¢ pair siiunkiGa. nines 416 Children’s 15c White Socks, 8c pr. Fancy tops, strong weave, sizes 434 to 614 Subway Store Balcony 15c Standard Ripplettes, 10c yd. A great assortment of stripes and checks, will wash beautifully, needs no ironing, 27 in, wide. Subway Lower Floor ie Emb’'d Pillow Cases, each 25c lightly soiled; Old English initials, em- m on Utica and Pequot pillow case muslins; torn size 45x38%4 in. eae thtly soiled; neat embroid of sheeting; torn size 81: N00 Seamless Sheets, each 55c. Torn size; fully bleached; hemmed. y Catered Torn size, 45x36 in. Household and Decorative Linens $1 Linen Table Damask, 70 in.; yard, 70¢ $5 Hemst’d Damask Table Sets; set, $3.60 85c to $2 Odd Damask Table Cea 60c to $1.25 45c to $2.50 Odd Napkins; some slightly imperfect; % dozen, 30c to $1.60 80c ‘urkish ‘Towels, ‘Seconds’; each, 20¢ sie ey Huckaback Towetp, 19x38 in.; of a Ae ‘Subway Lower Floor 25c to 60c Colored Dress Cottons, 16c Yd. anslieag Voiles, Crepes, Tissues, Linens, Fines, " Pongees, silk-striped Voiles, ed Tussah ete. Subway Lower Floor 60c to 65c Dress Goods, 25c Yard Black and colored, Skirt, suit and dress lengths; including serges, black-and-white checks, Henriettas, veilings, albatross, 765c to $1 Dress Goods, 42c Yard Every fashionable weave, including home- spuns, diagonals, mohairs, suitings, storm serges, checks, voiles, enonge. Subway L Lower Floor Thursday will be Linoleum Day ; Besides many half priced offerings are the ollowing: