The evening world. Newspaper, July 6, 1914, Page 8

DAHL HAL'S MARRAGE + MSS BNDING AND WIFE ETS SEPARATION i 4 | his overc Testimony waa given at the triat | that Hall had one diamond that he valu 00 and had negotiated for the sale of it for Helen Vivien ng lady was about fat the trial that js on his suspend- his finge ven bad a In putton that cle 1 1 testifte ers, on his garte at collar, Required to} THE FOURTH’S FIRES 73. | Thirteen Lew Pe “Damond Gus” Pay Her $7,200 by the Court. ‘Than Last Year | Mine Due to Firewo enter City, eame period Inst year. In Man- Bronx and Richmond there ompared with Mrs. Emma | @ separation Augustus Ho ia! @4 $7,200 a year Monthly ins baum also dire sy n und Queens there a twenty-nine Hires, four more than | Marshal John Prial reported that Hall, who is known Manhattan, Rrona as “Diamond » put up se- penal ey the exe curity of insure the pay- | a tee te Rime ‘ment of the y Mra. Hall « in her complaint WOMEN RESCUE A GIRL. ‘that Hall hac ed her in a cruel and inhuman manner and neglected to care for her for a long time prior | to the comme nt of the suit e masked for $1 month alimony. Hall admitted that he had lived with Mra. Hall for twelve years, but said) Gang Who as Fem 4 Her Ar Some women going home late last eve- ning heard a girl scream tn a vacant lot on North Grove, near the Hebrew Cem- etery, Newark. Although without an ea- cort themselves the women started to the rescue and they any that as they ran up Lsix men ran away. ‘They found Id Elizabeth Viderent of Yhorter street in the lot in teatitie that Hall bad pie Red waist, kissed her ie ab macred ant as any Justice Gre mony Ww mation the uding John years old. d her to the oe was Joined Retween midnight July § and midnight | July 4 seventy-three fires occurred tn | ction of Kev: | Ts EVENING WORLD, ‘MomDA The + ¥issebeny Mini teamed ve | Store is cooled by a aystem that furnishes 300,000 Ueki of air per minute. weather map, but developed weak- Short overing rallied about and towards ed above tic Sto 9-4 ad- ness. WALL STREET Vielde of L on Present Baling P Pri eSsaster Consolidated Gas 7 Great Northern RE 10 Lehigh 6 New York Central rthern Pacific, |] 6 Pennsylvania . 6 Reading 6 Southern 10 Union 6 U. 8. Steel. 7U. S. Steel pt Pac Paciti The annoyance and pain of coms dampen the joys of living. It's foolish to sufler when you can get Pierce’s Corn Plasters at almost any druggists, And if the plasters don't cure you the druggist will @'ve you your money back They'll stop pain the minute you put Market Closing.—The only thing re- | sembling a feature in the late after- noon was continued upward move-| ment in Goodrich on prospect of an improvement in the trade. Crude rubber is aeliing at low prices, and| it te asserted that company ts in post-| tion to take advantage of favorable Opportunities to obtain @ supply for) future requirements, them on. They’ thi afer and In international banking quarters it| ff as easy to stick “ np. Two was sald that success of French loan | ff orthree applic ‘il remove the worst (| core you ever ha top suffering teday. was onsured and only question was as to extent to which amount would be oversubscribed. Opening showed gains in all leading stocks, but brokers did not expect much public interest pending the rate | decision. Many things of importance | are expected this week, like crop report, rate decision and houses with foreign connections think French loan is matter of greatest importance on Tuesday, and that {f the issue | heavily oversubscribed it will cause an advance in all the markets of the world. 10e and 28 a Box site Velestorcad cant editteta? am Kv. rience co. tela, iN 3} Group 2—$6.50 D “Beg pardon? Oh, that’s fine! Lots of my customers have said the same thing—that “Force” tasted better than ever since the _ package has been wrapped and ’ sealed with waxed paper. It certainly coves keep in all the flavor of the whoie-wheat flakes” Have you tried this new sealed TOASTED WHEAT FLAKES TOG BuffaloN.y. Agee] aah WHEN PRESERVING CHERRIES the scum that rises on the boiling frait comes from dirty fruit or impure sugar. lutely pure. It's the ideal sugar to your address an yatal Domino Oranuleted Sugar Certon, and we will mall you 2 Hooks containing over 100 asvorted fruit Jar labels, printed Bad gummed ready to put on the Jar. THE AMERICAN SUGAR REFINING CO., ADDRESS: NEW YORK Remedy That’s Always Best The Clo Quotations. a feta i @ i QTY NM of rich silk are included. g°) Your Pin M | # our Pin Money vag ¢°8) WillFurnish Your Home | Si PE CE 8 TE EEE ETTE Fee eorresest i If you furnish your home the Cowperthwait way, you will ba lave to touch your savings. Our liberal credit terms are so easy to meet that you can take carg of them out of your pin money. How much better than stint- ing and scraping to pay cash in advance! eaeSeceeess=: 5 Ee 22S s eeerre oe Rere fF SeEEE B SeeSe FEES = $1. eabesen! FE FER PER FLEREEE HHtt + teh it te Heel t tet de Lette oF] tel ttette + + TL 14+ 11% ; { He | n alg £38 | If You Want Credit, N Boe Gate i ans 3 Pay Us This Way sizes 6, 614 a Gat, $10 Monthly on $200.00 and many ai Lane $25 Monthly on $500.00 \ a8 = ¢ ae “esx i] 0 iow bw os IN This Sale of er “Oldest Furniture House in America” Ni Other sameeren Five carloads to dispose of ! FOR INVESTORS. months’ decrease $9,587,225, | | Chesapeake and Ohio fourth week | | delivered at rate of 2,00 barrels a day jover period of four years beginning | July 1, 1914, The other contract with f Pipe Line Company calla for 000 barrels for main lines, South- rh Pacific will now convert every relight an assenger engine on its ‘exus lines into oil burners. — te sears or fringed. Pictures Framed Pictures and Mirrors at the following big reductions: For Liver, Stomach and Bowels Liver, Stomach and Bowel remedies have been coming and ‘on giving health, strength and happiness to millions. Lay aside the harsh cathartics that act violently on liver and bowels and | Give this old, gentle, sure constipation remedy a trial. : It’s really wonderful how speedily they banish headache, indl- _Bestion, biliousness and nervousness and clear up sallow, blotchy, hy pimply skin. Purely vegetable. Smal Pill, Small Dose, Small Prico GENUINE must bear signature i, @olng for 50 years, but Carter’s Little Liver Pills keep right | NEW YORK COTTON MARKET. | Peiday's close, |iz ant 3c and 50c grades at 100 id Le. bal and 75¢ grades at 26¢ and 36c, $1 and $2 grades at 60c and $1,650. $2 and $3.75 grades at $1 snd $1.50 $3.75 to $7.60 grades at §2 and $8. jubway Balcony $1 Long Cloth, 68c Piece 10 yards to the piece, 36 in, wide: soft chamois finish, for fine under- garments, 30cWhite Ratire, 18e¥d. Medium weight; suitab mer dresses and separate skirts; in. wide, Open. July. 12.46 Aug.. 1 t 1 m the! lower opening on good demand trom spot houses, the South and L [oferings were small ts Jinduced by reports of continued. dr: weather In ‘exos, Closed ¢ to 1h | pointy advance | ——_ = | CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN MARKET. eetion with the WHEAT which wis Ss Diamonds, Watches, thet Broadway, New York, Cant bp - g Open Until 6 o'Clocks Saturdays Subway Store, Lower Ficor bam The Day i - Included, Wheat opened steady on cables ona | i ¥ JULY ak 1914, and 7, and the widths For Women there are the famous Patrician Shoes Oxfords and Pumps in various leathers, satin and canvas and_ high shoes in white can § lot but not every size in each style. Subway Balcony | |i 3rd Avenue | Park Row rge Quantity Canadian Pac:fic earnings declined | at 21st Street | at Chatham Sq. A La Q $420,000 fourth week of June and| 0 Si . $1,626,000 for the month. leven | pen Saturday Evenings u THE GIMBEL SUBWAY STORE A SPLENDIDLY EQUIPPED Low-PRICE LA resses at $3.5 Linen and Crepe in very new styles and colorings. Group 3—$8.50 Dresses at $4.50 Come early for these. Lingerie Blouses at $1 is a remark- It able collection, em styles in: Organdie Striped Voite There ay choice ar ) bet. of moc which hav collars and slee many are trimme with buttons. Allsi Subway Balcony $1 and $1.50 PrincessSlips, 65c, i Be fet yosee 1 re! os VA Made of fine Nainsook and trimmed with lace, embroidery for 3? ee TY A ie and ribbon; some have a double panel and all have trimmed Ft Cowperthwait Value a Subway Balcony ait aguble’ bea couch and a single or as seancoln dat U8) Py rs 1a 1 y perfect and the sizes other good makes. s, button style. $4. Two Thousand of the Smartest Frocks Imaginable at Actually Less Than HALF PRICE > [1G Group 1-$4.50 Dresses at $2.50 come to us from our best makers, but slightly handled and tumbled. Six hundred charming dresses in black and white striped imported Voile and elaborately embroidered * ! Embroidered Voiles and enea, Satin lowered | the new s,and STORE OF 2 FLOORS AND 72 SECTIONS ~~ Dresses Every Woman Needs Immediate! y! G 2/” 44.60 a | $1.75 to $12.75 Pure Linen Tablecloths $1 to $7.50 | Odd lots from the best looms of Ireland, Scotland and Ger- many; including unhemmed, -|hemstitched and __ scalloped | cloths, slightly soiled, all sizes. Pattern Tablecloths, 1 special at $1.35 | Mercerized Damask, size 2x2 yds. three patterns only. $1.75 Damask Napkins, $1.35 doz. Mercerized, hemmed, 22x22 in, size K Men’s and Women's Shoes at $1 Pair| Made to Sell Originally for $3 and $3.50 The Men’s collection includes Regal and Douglas Oxfords. are not complete. are mostly A & B. es in the Rugs Is Amazing! ! And selection is still very in 9x12-Ft. Size, Most of th CREX RUGS. are in the popular greens. / prise 15 differently stenciled patterns in greens, reds, blues and browns. All the Rugs Are Perfect—Just Read the Prices! Plain with Woven Striped Border Sizes 3 ft. 6x 6 ft. to 9x11 ft., at 65c to $4.25 LN ee Grass Rugs, as Well, Bring Clearance Savings good, in all the wanted sizes. $4.95, Reg. $7.25 And the OT. Figured Rugs | / q 20c of June earnings increase 3; for nCOySoy i) 18x36 in., reg. 80c, at.... 16c month increase was $60,828 and. for ; : 30¢ |11 months increase totals $1,549,241, Filied * (| 24x48 an reg, bbc, at.. ate ! c 50c Southern Pacific. Reliroad has Watch NY S7x54 Ih. reR: 708).at.. she a Bia oar Ah | closed two contracts running from % 30x60 in., reg. 80c, at. 56c 4 7 ft, 6 in. reg. yee 15, at. A three to four years, calling for a Chains 4 4 ft. 6 in. xi ft. Gin, reg. $2.50, at. 91.35 oo na rt total of 6,800,000 barrels of fuel oil ENTS 8x10 ft., reg. $5.75, at......... $3.95 | o10 ft., reg. oO J ith the M. ol e- 49 ae |troteum. Company. calle. for. 8600,0 te BY sxi2 ft, res, 87, at - $4.76 | ox12 ft., reg. $8.25, it barrels for Its North Texas lines to bo 9x12 ft., reg. $7.26, at. . $4.96 | 9x15 ft., reg. $12, at..... Also many hundreds of Grass Rugs in odd lengths, mostly plain colors, neatly bound Subway Lower Floor A Leader in the July Clearance $25 Brass Bed Outfit, $17.50 | Includes Through special arrangement Three Pieces. we are able to make this exceptional offering: $16 Two-Inch Post Brass with five substantial filling rods; guar- anteed English lacquer; brig! finish, $6.60 Pure White Cotton 9!soft, comfortable and sani’ ered with good striped t if ng. t $3.60 Woven Wire Spring, strongly ° constructed of steel bands, by elastic helic: Bedstead, ht or satin ¢ Mattress, tary, cov- supporied 1s that make sagg'ng practically impossi! ble! The complete outfit in all sizes, $17.60, Subway Lower Floor GIMBEL BROTHERS BROADWAY NEW YORK RN ON A NETO ANE TANT ANT ANTONE THIRTY THIRD &P f icieaia Four hundred pretty frocks of imported white Voile, 1 Crepes, striped Lawns, many are samples that have just One thousand beautiful dresse: sented, and all desirable fabric Of course these are There are only| ER RUGS com- with the manufacturers) Nile green or green. flowered Voile, white every new style repre- some sample dresses Subway Balcony LINENS at Fine Savings Caught in the July Clearance to - Benefit Economical Households bracing the newest $1.15 to $1.40 Turkish Bath Mats, 65c Called “seconds” on ac- count of a mis-weave here and there; several color effects. 30c Turkish Bath Towels, 20c “Seconds’’—large size, col- ored borders. 12!5c Dish Toweling 8c Yard Pure linen, bleached, and blue borders. $2 to $3 Turkish Bath Sheets, 95c to $1.65 Extra large size, hemmed and hemstitched, _ slightly stained. Subway Lower Floor red China and Crystals $7.75 Dinner Sets, $4.50 American Porcelain, 52 pieces, gold lace border and gold edge; open Stock. | $13.50 Dinner Sets, $7.75 American Porcelain, 100 pieces, gold lace border and gold edge; open | Stock. | $14 Dinner Sets, $9.75 | American Porcelain, 100 pieces, three gold lines on edge; open stock, $5.76 Kitchen Sets, $2.60 _ Consists of 19 pieces, six large paheen ead Jars, covered of Bowls in six ‘aint rent sizes. All German por- celain, Cut Crystals $2.75 Celery Trays, $1.45. $3.75 and $3.95 Sugar and Cream Sets, $1.96, Handled Bon $1. and $) Bon Dishes, 85¢, $4.25 Fruit or Salad Bowls, $1.95. 5 Footed Compotes, $1.85. Mayonnaise Bowls and Plates, Subway, Lower Floor '$9 Gas Domes (Complete) $5.25 in diameter, of rich 20 in, cathedral art glass, in amber, Bent top jand fruit border. Complete | with brass stem, sliding ean- rm and pow- ower Floor 18ct.25cWash |Goods, 12'4c Yd. e@ spec ial lots of fresh and Tissues *heck Voiles ; Bluck-and kRutines \ Subway, Lo wer Fleer