The evening world. Newspaper, March 10, 1916, Page 13

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SHE TELLS HOW ALLIES PREPARED FOR ge “BANDITS SHOOT TWO IN HOLD CARRY OFF §2, 200. Pire on Pevinasten as rheyl sit is Othe Room fo who has be Enter Darkened Hallway several days previous to the Mess of Slush and Mud. pectar Carrying Salary Roll : great battle, trainload after traintoad | - — yIpaT AID FOR corp otal addr ws of wounded began arriving in Paris,’; One more day waa added to-da ye = q + paar rE said Mrs. Vaughan Phe HeAON! whe March weather endurance test City Clerk Eugene MeLaug PHILADELPHIA, March 10.-Two/had anticipated the German on \tantiied on New York along. wit tin of New Brunswick, N./ bandits lurking In the darkened hall-|slaught and were moving in the} sheeting promises free marriage licenses Way of the Germania Worsted Mitte,|"eunded from the first and second) ‘he other North Atlantic Coast « alt day on May 1 tm Kensington, to-day shot and killed Herman Kas-| the expected battle. tening, the shortly Ail the company's paymaster,/in and is at home in connection with Vodies your dinner or luncheon It addenotonly totheenjoyment but te the digestion of the only one of the — _ A sentence |monthe was f \agan of } fand Fourth Gibb ted J ne one on tam Ly it must be pure wine! Dwoys Wines) are the equal of the finest foreign Product. ‘There is nothing better Try Our Haut Sauterne TSe a Large Bottle, $724 2 Doren Sparkling Burgundy $1.20 » Large Bottle, $13.40 a Dozen Ask for booklet of Brands and Prices IH. T. DEWEY & SONS CO. 138 Fulton St., 81 Nassau St., NEW YORK CITY mics had St ee 1 AGvertinenents for The Wor be jeft at | sure ag Dlsurict Mewenger offs in destaty An All Wool Guaranteed to be Worth $12 or $15, Can be Bought at The Surprise ‘Stores for — garments, ‘Ty any of them can be bou Many men would consider a “FIFTY Suit or Overcoat too o wear, but these are not Seven fifty sis the lowest price at whieh elsewhere--and we will prove it You don’t find, after comparison, that you've more quality and excellence than you paid for a thousand suits and coats in the lot sirable models, patterns and fabrics A GUARANTEE GOES WITH EVERY GARMENT. The all are popula and MEN’S PANTS Pants Worth oe to*2.00; 1,000 Pairs to be ‘Whi 0} PantsWorthUpto* 3. cleared out, no blues or blacks, but plenty faney mi of neat stripes and \s and cass mixtures; guaranteed trong. durable to fit; sizes 28 to 42 I! ade garments in at About 400 in all. and not one worth less than $2.95, many of them good $3.25 grades. Mostly all heavy-weights and Summer, New Bulge belts and pleats and years. Clearance sale p Both Stores Open Saturday Till 10 P.M. ie for Spri with stiteh sizes 6 to TH AVENUE Between 15th & 16th Sts. RD AVENUE North went Corner 83d St. From Front to Paris H Make Vaughan, an impor living in -——>— | “day s made} ' |base hospitals to make room for the | With a temperature which caused hefora noon |thousands who would be maimed init to meit and tum to slush as fast | WOMAN WORKER BEATEN. hospitals about Paris were crowded. aeriously wounded Walter Haupt, bis; There is plenty of room in the hos-| waiks and making ft ne ary for Makers Fight with Those SAER, and deCuped With w Dayre on | Pitas near the battle front and but! ing weary army of snow vellere at Work. Misig than #48 Us |few wounded are now being S0tl io oo over miles and miles of city striking wa han $2,300. ack to the capita tacked non 1 Ww streets for the four time within 1, The bandits fired upon the two Among the 1m "i taken th plac Varia are the t p | week Rrothers’, « factory at - men as soon as they stepped into| wounded. You f less man) The predictions were for warmer! sireet, Williamsburg yday the haliway of the m Leaning hag be A ad bY | weather this afternoon, with contin- | several on lehtly Mill hands and pedestrians imme-| Miss Lucetts Valsy, a diminutive| Wing rain wate and for cour | Res be hen of! d pretty French singer, was de-| weather with rain to-morrow, with | t! Me * ately eave chase. The thievea| “0 pre’ Sadie au ® has hi hleves tained on boa! ship by the im. | today's southerly ~ Inds changing | Avenue” was being beaten when made their escape by das veroms | m: s until relatives! |, northwest en arrived m h t | policeman used hie nightstick the Pennsylvania Hoatlroad tracks | The accumulations of four succes. | jt, rested larry St No < two blocks ft © Rnowstorms KwWainDe nai] M te, a na Sslduy : FIRE HOLDS MINE VICTIMS Fiabe avallablet sng St ® A jl foving , the and 4 he | ta r m blocked and the Cortrat 7 train had pass s But Head Keoper Bill S vv of the robbers. x re k are not Imited to two-| t he yestorday in the Hollenback legged park liborers, A® soon as the | bantamewelmht Ra of the high and Wilkegbarre Coal | parly snowfall showed signa of slack- rived f° ine AU Kone THE IDEAL USE OF AWINE]|| 63's fire whicn up to to-day had por- | rps to recover = | Bronx Bandit Gets 16 Years. of sixteen years and five Chamberlain | leeve of Hare Men, in this Sale Suit or Overcoat ght You May Think This Mere Talk But well Refund Your Money If— wot 8) to 87.50 ve about de- Alterations Free—and Free Repairs for One Year See the Grades Offered at These Prices 50 00 BOYS’ SUITS 99 Gb Surprise, Store neh : Proud of On Credit mee med aL. | | THE BVENING WORLD, assistant, Bob Horton. They led out | , extra heavy V_ snowploughs si been made ready equipped with chains and whiffi 8 of ele Hatue and Snyder at and "FOURTH BIG SNOWFALL Tired Men in Street Cleaning | § Department Tackle , Fresh eyes as ear! park stopped and ———- as it fell, a light snowfall began two hours before daylight, cluttering side- Wilttamebers Striking Shirt Wate Downtown Store Park Row & Chatham Sq. Uptown Store 3rd Ave. & 12 1st St. A Home You'll Be | When company comes you'll be proud of your home if it’s furnished the Cowperthwait & Sons way on credit. simgle chair or a whole home ou:- fit, you'll find here just the kind of pretty things you want, all good quality—backed by our 109 years’ experience—and our plainly mark ed prices are a pleasant surprise. And it’s so easy to pay. We give you a year and a half in amounts so small that you'll never miss the money. No red tape, either, in i]] opening an account. Just come and pick out the things you want and we'll send them home at once. Open Saturday Evenings Coupurthumits Sons Reputation Behind the Goods--Long Service Ahead of Them Come and see. Either store one at Third Ave. and |2Ist St., the other at Park Row and Chac- ham Squere. hairs and caned panel pack if "$217. 50 Dining Room Furniture of all kinds at lowest of plainly marked prices. 3- Piece rep Suite | ‘This pretty suite at tamed Oak. $1 7.75 oe hy ait Linase Furniture of all kinds at lowest prices. |Columbia |Grafonola ‘Favorite’ $50 sail | Special Graf oncia Outfit Rugs and ete | Te ry ge re $53.90 0 n Kuk (all wool). only... 41 Weekly ‘ Raw Kue Othe Mode x A Aue 1,000 Double. Disc wale ae 65 Each. im: ‘ 11-Piece Canister Set Stra (68c 1 Hox Caniste naters. — Riack jay neatly labelled; $1 regularl CowPERTHWAIT & al “Oldest Furniture House in America” 3rd Ave. & 121st St. 5 Downtown Store: 193-205 Park Row Bet. Brooklyn Bridge ‘Sub’ Station and Chatham Sq. "L.’ wing, Ete.,Free. Station FRIDAY, No matter whether you want a | MAROH 10, 1916, eee Broadway and 33d Street Hundreds of Special Economies for Tomorrow—Saturday On Both Floors of These Newer and Greater Stores $10 Well Invested in These $15 | and $20 Suits & Overcoats | For Men and Young Men Such Stunning Suits Are Seldom Sold at $15 You Would Expect to Pay $17.50 to $22.50 The newest models, with patch pockets Suits | and soft roll Inpel, or the conservative. | at styles, with flap pockets and flat | $10 | Cassimeres, cheviots worsteds, . stripes, checks and plain colors: sizes 33 to 46, | Wool fabrics, such as two-toned Golf } Over=| Cloth, Cheviot, Cassimeres and Kerseys Coats| newest styles with velvet or cloth $10 | some full venetian lined: others are quarter lined with satin; sizes 94 to 42. Boys’ Norfolk Suits 2 Pairs of Knickerbockers), $3.95 Norfolk Suits in newest movels, with pat kets, and two paire of full lined knickerboc neat stripes and mixtures of bright ani dark gray: sires 7 to Overcoats and Mackinaw Sport Coats Reduced to $3 oe L Subway aah herded Men’ 8 Smart Shoes 9 That Should Sell for $5; Pair . . $3. 25 Patent coltskin and gun-metal calf, ane on new English lasts; dull als uppers and broad low heels; button anc e models with blind eyelets Herman's U. S. Army Shoes for Men In Black Viei Kid; Klucher model, with broad and medium Shoes that are adapted to » who do considerable walking, espe policemen and letter ear- $3. 25 sizes to V1 GIMBEL Subway Store, Balcony 2,000 Prs.Women sArtifidaloc.] Silk Stockings, Pair . Slightly imperfect, which is the reas Good selection; a 1,800 Pairs Men’s Socks, “Seconds” Good ialeclto! on of colors. ure slightly imperfect. GIMBEL Subway Store, Balcony | $15 $15(/ $15 It ian most remarkable offering, asthe models are absolutely the smartest. New Spring Models for Women and Mi and many green, bla riers 138° and white, All si ay Store, Balcony 10c | Beautiful Semi- Talloved Taffeta Blouses, Unusual ‘Radium Taffeta; siari, Woot Poplins Gabardines Men's We shard Checks 5 also | and-white Shepherd checks Extraordinary Value $ 1 | 5 Petticoats are in colors and bi | Extra and large size Taffeta silk Petticoats, $2.95. GIMBEL Subway Store, Lower Floor _ Loose, flaring Coats, belted flaring Coats and haif beited style Shirts that show the new yoke effer aif helted and shirred tops. Sport Corduroys Taffeta-and-Serge Combinations ther materials. Navy, Joffre and Copenhagen blue, sand, rookie, GIMBEL Subway St “ ” e Heatherbloom’ Petticoats, “Heatherbloom™ Petticoats are so well known for their excellent qualities, that this offering ongnt our Petticoat Store, 1 ky y have full flounce with ruche trimming, and each garment bears the "Heatherbloom’” \nlvel ‘i Tomorrow’s Big $2 95 sa ret in the Newer Candy Store These socks \o T MBE! Ls seihist 2OY_| double breasted effect, with Tab het sarees ‘Women’s 50c jlarge collar and revers; dainty GIMBELS Almond’ Milk’ ° Chocotcte, Silk Gloves, 38c C | ve arl buttons and turn-back a ams Wrapped Caramels, 1 lb. . 3 Double tipped block or white! Cuffs, flesh and white, ‘All 4 \ Sugar vordan Almonda, Ib... ‘Tricot silk Gloves, with one-row | sizes, Mon Evtra Sheciall back | r ‘a a Op . GIMBEL Subway Store, Balcony | a ours Gi rere ch Sula \ F p Chocolates, including ew collar ane Yeppermints, Nougats, Car G. B. Corsets, OBC) Viccp cutis ot aote satin in aml, Chips, Merskmel- | 2G Good qhality coutil: some have ex low, Sponge, “ mi Italian Cream: Nuts, either sepa: sorted. .. GIMBEL Subway Store, Balcony tension front steel, others elastic gore at back 25c Brassieres, 18c Hooked in front ’s al and akties" $2.95 48 ~ | GIMBEL Subway Store, Lower Floor $2.95 GIMBEL Subway St ae tenatieataetas a 7 3,000 Yds. Black Envelope Special Subway Store Offering p Chemises, 75¢ |New Large Untrimmed $1 25 ;pateen, 38¢ Yd. con al ‘: | Flat Dress Hats cnt a . Biennegtenaicetaramicee with, inves Ghat Rho Cotton Rank Satin, yd., 680 60c Black Venetian Lining, yd.. 380 GIMBEL Subway Store, Baleony 42- 2-in. Shepherd 9Q,. herd Check Suitings, yd. 38c Blnck-and-White, small and medham Sein All Wool Granite GIMBE ‘Subway, Lower Floor ~ Women’s Union Suits, 28c High neck, long sleeves; sizes ¢ nud a only Women’s Union Suits, 38 straw and now offer low price. re straight-brim Sailors, Breton Sailors with rolled. by and new Mushrooms flared or cor- nered them at th There : yd, Be Perea pe opted aa Trlenmed Here wilt, Taupe, Brows. Navy Blee ena > si Bal: ats e jack; firmly woven fal . SINBEs Suliway Stores Halcony Mony desirable shapes, trimmed || GIMBEL Subway Store, Baleomy with flowers and ribbon; black ———— and colors New Untrimmed Hats, 65c Extra Special—Women’s Fiber Silk Sweaters, $3.95 ‘Woven and Embroid- ered Tissues, ya. 25¢ 25c fback: V h ‘hal if shapes in Navy, Brown, Old Rose and all the new coors; Ww. ) bealdaeed ° Sailors, Turbans, I'r her shapes; many kinds of strawe. hecutiel cee chan and Teme, Wreaths and Roses, 38c. Ai! the best coloriags nts elle ial nisi Imported Wings, Palr Pha a a GIMBEL Subway Store, Baleony j ubway Store, wer oor { ae <a cae: od anv all wu i aad west Art Needlework ] Lat way. Lower Women’. Ss High Shoes $1 95 Stamped Pique Baby Bibe, Se Children’s Colored Made to Retail at $3.50, Pair, 1 ci ae Renan Bearte: S08 Rett Bite Dresses, 50c POI PCE UTR LE AROL AE Sei ANGER BL | GIMBEL Subway Store, Baleony lan ingham Pink ay wen wn maser ED "6 skagen or Fi Patent oltekin: gunmetal: salt andl viel bidi leoe and i Cretonnes G ower Floor tutton styles, Cuban anc eels Lakaes Leng Combes. see in ies takin lee Sham, shitcagen | Hewutiful designs and colors, eultabe $1.95 to ee aries , je eet nee Cask for Meatfor ene Children’s Shoes, $1. 25 $1.75 Nottingham Lace embraces Hatent mont dull eather and Curtains, pair $1.25 j Babies’ Caps, 25 to $1 awe ‘ 'Hemstitched Curtain Sertm, | GIMBEL Subway. Lower Floor | Yard, 15 ; = “GIMBEL Subway Store, Balcony White, cream and Arabe colors. American Taffeta GIMBEL Subway, Lewer Floor Plas, 80 Japanese Crepe Kimonos, $1 , 8. ic ono 5 7 oy Pe Umbrellas y heavy | Man yer designe: in Rove ne, Copenhagen blue Red Lavender; American io Cina Ainerican, taffeta with tape | Kimonos have fringed sash | ; tne, Polat é fa no x Lawn Dr ng Sacques, S00 , 1 eee sor, Seoeen,S beauti- Double ‘Lock Hand — ans G aS ese Ree at Floor | wad order. 3c ’ ‘ .50 Twelve 10c Rea All-si affeta Optic Water Tumblers Bags, $1 and $1 5 Hair Nata for 60¢ Ribbon Yd. '18¢. | With dainty needle etching, each 8c Real Ut ‘ ee sim ae \, GIMBEL Subway, Lower Floor TUTE | AIASIIk Motre end plain Toval Inverted d Welsbach mat) __GIMBE Icony Ribbo ns; 5 3-4 inches wide, Gas Lights, 75 nl) Three 10c Cards Ocean 15c “GIMBEL Subway Store, aes plete, [ o + Pearl Buttons for sr ha pai and oO. to matahe fy Soxarel sida: te akars foams 12c Linen an 18 e Manta sith oats fein Crymtal sl f i White Washable Jap- Adc | at Lace bende; Eoru and Wr, |Mahogany Candlesticks, 38¢ anese Habutai, Yd. 40 Swine Fieuncn [eo ttngrel stziee, fe selens, Sram oelg on Wa sandothergarments. lenin wide banquet ca GIMBEL Subway Baleony GIMBEL Subway Balcony, rear CIMREL Subway Store, Balcony| GIMBEL Subway, Lower Floor a ll t

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