The evening world. Newspaper, March 4, 1915, Page 11

|The Birth © 8s \sartte NY rato, §. 4, Matar rs fare the Mrect reason why 112 punta, in Public School No, 12 have been granted af Vacation. Winged insects invaded the school in stich numbers this year that stady became impossible, Classes » Were dismissed untit the roums can be famigated and new woodwork inataltea. Pr joner David Smith explained J te-day the ways of these scholarly bugs. ‘They first ar without wins, lodge corners. and ereviceés in the anti- ated, woodwork, and proceed to grow / ‘wings and raise progeny. ‘They are said to be very prolific. UGH! LAME BACK. « RUB LUMBAGO OR | (CANE AWAY Snub pain right out with small trial bottle of old “St. Jacob’s Oil.” therefore. cau in. “Tistent Your backache is caused queer el a te oe hing penetrating i is penetratin, te '8t. Jacob's Oil.” Rub it right on a “painful i frome ter ith is applied er wonder what became of the back- Kar - lumbago pain. ib oli secede i id, honest “St. a commeg you have scia ralgia, iy eheumatism ‘eeinectaa| v itis abeotubety a and doesn’t burn the skin— Of a. Nation”? - Big ane and Fine\' By Charles Darnton. . N ("The Birth of a: Nation” at the I Liberty Theatre lant night was revealed, incidentally, the growth of the motion picture drama in this country. D, W, Griffith's“ spectacle is beyond doubt the greatest produc- tion of its kind that bas been made | ¢ in America, It Is on @ scale with “Cabiria,” and its armies make it's thing of national interest. With its reproduction of Sherman's march to the sea this latest wonder of the camera portions and acquires % sweep calcu- lated to carry any audience off ite feet. North is given fi ‘ing, and ie hold this picture until his audience has had time to take it in, instead of switching it off before all the‘in- shows by, the whi net riot are not only teatify to. Mr. Gri say generaiship, as a airane who re ny to handle throngs of int ningghalling ‘Oe the Ka “es “Ktan, chievement that reaches ihe thrilling = when, in their ostly ‘dlsgulvee gallop in hundreds n. i umes amasing pto-) th: Here for the first time ‘the|qurut teresting details can be caught. An bint extraordinary sense of distance iis conveyed, and the buys” are seen moving irresistibly across a natural, amphitheatre that adds immensely to fect. The burning “and Jooting and destruction of the territory ts vividly shown, while the, flight, of. terrified hundreds gives this war-picture a fact touch of reality. The charging of the 0 tillery duel ‘leaves little to'the tmapias tion. ‘he purpose of this picture-drama, he title indicates, is to show that “dashing Yankee sey dtamatio ef-| othi vidual States were welded into}; @ true union by the events depicted. There ake scenes of the South before} {he Bo jjquiry t Whether the Shoes be Black, White or Tan’ , —~2in 1 Gives the Shine that won't come off "on the ‘clothes—Quick— Brilliant —Lasting. In “Easy-Opening” Box, 10c. SO THE F. Ff. DALLEY CO., Lro., BUFFALO. N. Y., HAMILTON, CAN, i ar siirty-two years W.1- Cail wt any one of ‘| clties andsee the many styles an Douglas shoes have liad his ai ce stamped on the bottem before they leit , which has guaranteed their value and jecided to’ al gator to: keep. within lapped out ity di iments havi Hundred and Second Street, near Third Avenue,’ siti after, noon to-day by Harry Haran; a shirtmaker, twenty years old, of No. 225 Borg Ba Hundred id fear Buen, tren Oats fren na BT "pullste ot a Gate Three blocks awa; taken to Reception tale hare ft was found he was net Rrakee cl med a fri had punched him - Get Bhanks a id Medals. Prpfonenatniitey March .4.— Thanks of Congress to Ambassadors da Gama, Naon and ‘Sugres of‘ Brasil, Argentina and Chili, for their joes as medi: Qtors between the Uni States an 4 of Buena’s a Mexico, were tendered in a joint resolu. tion just adopted by ‘the House. It Presented to the mediatoss me Jini” what all my me. but it would be so hereof wed to have asnrs"o0f “4.50845 SHOES 80 stores located inthe large kinds of shoes'for men dl ‘sizes and widths. $3.75 shoes for style, comfort and the pri ico. W. L. Douglas $4.00, pe for style, htand wear Brockton, Mass., and see used how care- wo Sy then under- ‘thelr shape and ! INSIST UPON HAVING W. L. WITH HIS bedi AND TORES IN GREATER NEW YORK: ye BI VON 18 Ly ROOKLYN 421 Fultes le a 10 Broad: yak ave, | 1 (A iN (Under the Suprevision af the Bankilg Department, State of New York), in ant to entitle it to ‘interest at 49% from March Bfain Floor, Rear, Balcony Broadway GIMBELS| Thirty-third Street “An Exceptional Sale of Women’s Silk Dresses NOTE--A Sale of Quality and Not Quantity, as There Are Only 200 Dresses $17.50 Instead of $25 to $27.50 Chiffon Taffetas : : Changeable affetas’ ‘Striped Silke | ar B25 Instéad of $35 to $40 pe Ind of t the Best Models, Shring—Introducing Wide Skirts, Transparent Sleeves, Coatees, Military and Rusalen Medes. All the: New Colors!” A Prominent Store In Another City says in. its edvervaing ot of:a Marck China Sale that a gold-encrusted china set worthy of the name canny reasonably he old or ‘po than $80, and even then it: must be Poteght Ions than regular. One of the many phaciiace th features of this GIMBEL March China Sale which have combined to make it by long odds the most noteworthy. China. Sale in New York ‘is this Su inner Service Of 108 Pieces Sor $67.50! We illustrate a section of one of. the plates to show the rich encrumied Gordes, desi, The set is made of carefull: selected perfect Limoges China, with a heavily Cia, acid-etched border Erie wide. Its , containing ny the required pieces, is as follows: % Hoe Cups and Saucers leat Dishes io a eavtable Dish es 1 Sauce Boat and Stand 1 Relish Dish 2 Dinner Plates FH Breakfast or Luncheon Plates 12 Entree or Tea Plates 12 Plates 12 Fruit Saucers 12 Bread-and-Butter Plates As a matter of fact, this beautiful Dinner Service is a regu- lar $125 quality—and it is the wonderful GIMBEL merchan- dising py that makes such an offering possible. $25 Austrian China Dinner Services, $18.50 Full 100-piece services, including bread and butter plates and three meat dishes. Fine of Austrian china with neat decoration in three-color floral effect; all handles and edges are.gilt. Individual China Breakfast Sets, $3.75 Instead of $6 Made of dainty Bavarian china; shown in "three charming decorations; a necessity in every home. Each set contains 17 pieces, including a teapot, sugar and cream, muffin dish, hot paar ug salt and pepper shakers, oatmeal bowl, two plates, teacup and saucer, egg cup and large papier mache tray. Fifth Floor rb Gold-Encrusted ' Extra Saleswamen!. GIMBELS-The Flower. Market’ ‘ofthe Millinery World ©. Fifteen huge noe of exquisite flowers have just arrived from Paris. ~“ Many more” i : the premier flower artist made us di wer she e's . Mme. Natalie Bourseil of’ —by hand—of’all the lovely flowers she had created for the ‘world ever sgen. Thair ea i they are, without a doubt, ‘he finest flowers that the onee aly | description. Jerome.and all of the other well-known flower artists have relic can ; beautifel adornments for the new chapeaux. ” GIMBEL Prices—2b5c to $7. 50. Are Unequaled in Americ The Galeries Lafayette in Paris have benpea our rival al diving the nat fe Today we stand alone in the magnitude gh ty aus our p M nemone Grace Mareerite opp fiteaeetius Dahlias Pinte. ioe Neato reat Lye CSratloeers poet. t a few of the flows d fruits. For instance, r : ae different kinds. bila’ is ey te roue'alngn there/are about}; Special—Untrimmed Italian Milan Hats, $3.50: ‘The new rough quality of this modish straw— Black, Sand, Gray, Navy. Purp ie ce See — in large and small'styles, ” Hats Trimmed Without Additional Charge : Sale of Women’s Handkerchiefs ae < Keod, pg cn 5,800 at 10c each From a Belfast te Pinan sell regularly at ie, ro. All new styles, and a most astounding variety of designs and H white rolled edge, hemstitched, some Fitba tds pl on hand-embroid- : ered. : B1| | eum the to Sher each ROO | 8400 Initial Handkerchiefs hand- emb.; reg. $1.50 to $2; dozen The best collection of handkerchiefs that suck» Choosing is unlimited! al yd “A - oo a