The evening world. Newspaper, January 28, 1916, Page 11

j ; ; peiataines in Gov. Whitman's annual | yn Leader Adler in the Assembly. J ely the power of veto. Two mea- » ¢@ifle authorization and audit trom * dunda. HITMAN BLS IN BTH HOUSE OF LERSLATURE, Fe Measures Include Abolition of Offices and the Exercising of Governor's Power. ALBANY, Jan. 28.—Administration Bille, a dozen or more, wore presented to the Legisiature here to-day. aey | marry out certain recommendations | ake to the Legisiature. Senator) sPeetsinger of Rochester made the in- ‘troductions In the Senate and Ma- The most important proposal pro- ‘vides for a constitutional amendment, empowering the Governor to either veto or reduce items in the annual appropriation bilix, At present he has| muren variety are of the minor “ripper One abolishes the State| Board of Port Warden and the othe the State Nautical School | Several acta deal with ¢ nora Legislative hobby, financial reform. Provision Is for changing the beginning of the) fincal year from Oct. 1 to July 1 Other proposals generally seek tc ourtall the supply bills and prevent Payments on contracts without spe- the Comptroller. ‘The administration also presses the logisiators for the re turn of moneys raised through high- way foes and of certain unexpended Walances of previous appropriations to the general instead of special RLEECED OF si ,000 SAVINGS. Confidence Men's 810,000 for Bank Was M1 r € ed toward bie hom Inly a few ate from the bank two men greeted him. “I've been looking all over for you,” exclaimed ont. “IT have $10,000 to put awry end want you to re 00d bank.” Sohimmer not only rece ommended tha bank he Just left, but volunteered/‘fo take the $10,000 there and leave” nis $1,000 with bie supposed Criends. “ He did. Whi returned Both “friendw® and the 41,000 were gone. The “$10, " mostly blank paper with @ couple of $1 bilis on the outeide ef the roti FOR MEN Discontinued Lines Broken Lots i AS icone Ware , me, Aine aan ‘Hrondven LS7 Stores in 07 Cliten. e \@ i | W $400 Black Enamel Bedroom Suites, $245 Nine piece’ Relieved with dainty floral hand-painted decorations Ms \ gation = a en me YZ i} Go” Ah om ~*~, wn a Purchases have been made to such singular advantage, and so early in \ THE Forni WORKD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1916. | . including twin beds. . pe we. ony e @ /// PAH in subdued colors, On Pak Vo ITN af a a Be SURE to come tomorrow to select from the preliminary Exposition and Sale— jy oe 7: PY 4 wd ty j ee = Last Day of Review Pa}UNDREDS upon hundreds of delighted customers have bought suites and individual pieces during the first two days—(the of course, on February bills rendered March |st)—and have said that we have surpassed all previous efforts in our Sixth Annual February Sale of Hurniture “With Initiative” While it is almost impossible in a limited space to indicate the breadth of choice implied by a collection of over half a million dollars’ worth of Furniture, yet these figures will be a guide: goods are charg ed, $100,000 Worth of Library Furniture $125,000 Worth of Beg Room Furniture $150,000 Worth of Bedroom Furniture $25,000 Worth of Office Furniture $30,000 Worth of Novelty Furniture $25,000 Worth of Mission Furniture $25,000 Worth of GIMBEL Bedding 1915, that we are enabled to offer Lae | 4 In grey enamel, handedecorated, or in carved mohogany. 4 <p =>" wor CG Pe gale @® a Gi Ze Savings of $10 to $50 on ae $100 Spent Fart 7 em) aCe oa 2 an \\) y at Y Y) $350 “Ritz-Carlton” Suites, $200 A reproduction of a magnificent Pooley-made Suite in the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, N. Y, Desk Ta ea . es ble, $30; Chair $17.50 extra. "ere aX xine January Clearance Sale GIMBELS = Final—Furs at Nearly Half Price URS, in the favored models of the season, many of them beautifully fur trimmed with other furs, have been taken from our regular stocks, The prices are so low, considering the guaranteed qualities of the furs, that even we had to exclaim “EXTRAORDINARY.” $295 Broadtail Caracul Coat, $150 Collar, cuffs and border of fitch; illustrated. $395 Broadlail Caracul Coat, $145 A box model; large collar of Kolinsky $295 Moleskin Coal, $/45 Large animal collar of rose-dyed fox. $165 Civet Cat Wrap, $75 Full length and lined with seal brown velvet $195 and §295 Hudson Seal Coats, $155, $195 Seal-dyed muskrat; are in full belted models. $225 to $235 Real Cape Horn Sealskin Coats, $136 to $196 In flare and belted models, One model is trimmed with skunk, Arctic Seal Coats, $43.50 and $50 French dyed Coney $60 Coats have large collars of skunk, Muffs and Scarfs in Matched Sets Natural Skunk, $19 and Black Fox, $20 and $45 Spee Nd $25 and $28 a set. set. . $32.60 Natural Mink, $24.60, Moleskin, $19.95 and T harley “Fox, $27 and 65 set. $39.60 set. $67. set. Hudson Seal (dyed Beaver, $20 and $42 set. ed Fox, $14.60 and muskrat), $10.46 and Natural Racoon, $14.60 | $50 set. $27.60 set. and $35 set. White Fox, $60 & $77 set. Furriers Since 1842 GIMBELS~—Third Floor 2Z\White Sale, Silk Under Bodices “Every Piece of Lingerie at a Saving” has been the GIMBEL White Sale slogan. We did not anticipate, however, such BIG savings as will be represented tomorrow in this special pure! of Silk Underbodices. Crepe de C: Washable Satin are the beautiful materials of whieh are made. Numerous styles; flesh color. Elaborately lace and ribbon trimmed. All have elastic at the waist. White Sale Clearance $1.50 to $2 Nightgowns, at $1 and $1.50 $3 to $5 Petticoats, $2.50 to $3.95 GIMBELS—Second Floor Oh G MEN: All Suitsand Overcoats Reduced to $10 Earlier Prices Were $15 to $20 ‘Tl their original prices these suits and overcoats were excellent values. At their reduced price they are extraordinary values, You will appreciate that fact when you visit ‘the GIMBEL Subway Store tomorrow and see these garments. Two-toned golf cloth, chinchillas, kerseys, cheviots and For Men and Young Men, at tweeds. New styles. Some with velvet collars, set-in sleeves and full cut skirts. Shaw! collar ulsters, double- breasied great-coats and Chesterfields. Colors are mix- tures in neat checks, plaids and plain colors. Sizes range from 33 to 42. Suits for Men and $10 Young Men, at Correct winter models in neat mixtures and plain blue and gray cheviots, cassimeres, worsted and serges. Most of sizes range from 33 to 46, Boys’ Winter Overcoats Boys’ #5 and $6 Winter Overcoats, $3.95 Boys’ Norfolk Suits Boys’ 4&5 to 87 Norfolk Suits, $3.60 Boys’ Mackinaw Sport Coats Boys’ 86 Mackinaw Sport Covts, $2.95 GIMBEL Subway Store, Balcony Men’s Shoes, $1.95 Men’s Hats, $1,835 First prices were $8 and $3.60. Patent leather, Samples of Hats that sell Rog eonsieraht dull leather, tan Russia calf and viei kid. Broken rices, Included are Derbies and Soft 5 omaso4 sizes and sty! ‘utter in various good shades. GIMBEL Subway Store, Baloony GIMBEL Subway Store, Balcony Women’s Smart Winter Boots, $2.35 ALANCE of the lot of Shoes that were originally intended to be retailed by a number of stores in different parts of the country. A number of good styles are still left, including extra-high Boots in velvet lace models. All sizes, but not in every style GIMBEL Subway Store, Balcony Continuing the Clearance of Women’s, Misses’ and Children’s Coats, Suits and Dresses at 14 Price and Less Than 4 Price GIMBELS, Subway Store, Balcony j | i t 5 Rene es ap SSA ot a Re