The evening world. Newspaper, March 28, 1916, Page 13

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAROH 28, RADWAY & CO. Meet Druggists’ GIZW BOTTLE tn Addition to Thetr Larger Sizes RADWAY’S READY RELIEF USED AS A LINIMENT For Rheumatiem, Grip, Lumbago, Colds, Sciatica, Neuraigia, Sore Throat. Individuality in Pleasing Art in a One-Man Show on Fifth Avenue It ina pleasing Httle one-man show- ling, by George Wright, now at the Whitney-Richards Galleries, Holland House, Fifth Avenue and Thirtteth Street, until April 6. It fs made up of sketches, small pictures and water colors. Mr. Wright knows what he wants to paint and how to paint It. His use of color, as well as his technique, is thoroughly academic. Ho has taken his painting themes, for the most part, from France and Germany before the war and Switzer- Shop for Womer BROADWAY AT 49TH STREET Tailored Effects and Smart § At Popular . Sport and Separate Skirts, Sport Wear lar Prices Tailored and Sport Suits, Sport and Outing Coats Afternoon Dresses, Sweaters, Waists and Shirts Gloves and Hosiery Special for Wednesday Women’s and Misses’ Dressy Suits Smart Custom Made S$ Wear Serge, Gabardine uits of Navy Blue Men’s and Callot Checks Special, at $20 50 Millinery, $7.50 and $10.00 Newest Models in Spring pI Attractive Sport Hats, — $5.00 to $15.00 No. 157 Hester Street Tel, Canal #400 No, 130 E. 15th Street Tel. Stuyvesant 4900 No. 142 E. 15th Street Tel. Stuyvesant 1309 No, 112 W. 42d Street Tel. Bryant 2348 sa AT 49th ST. Springtime Days Bring Thoughts of the Kitchen E ARE now having a forerunner of the warmer weather that is to come. cleaning and the new home are in our minds. Select your Gas Range and the proper type of Gas Water Heater to-day, so that we may fill your order promptly. Many orders are coming in now. A Gas Range means a cool, clean kitchen. A Gas Water Heater gives you hot water at any hour. The “Peerless Junior” Range rents for $2.50 a year; larger ranges $4.00 and $6.00 a year. Gas Water Heaters sold on easy installments. Full particulars at any of the following Gas Offices: No. 2084 Third Avenue Tel. Harlem 5385 No. 281 Lenox Avenue Tel, Morningside 120 No. 173 Hunter Avenue Long Island City el. Astoria 1086 { The Right Way is the Gas Way” Consolidated Gas Company of New York GRO. B. CORTELYOU, President No. 32 West 125th Street No. 1909 Amsterdam Ave. Courtlandt A No. 1815 Webster Avenue land and New York. The small bits Included are full of charm and show types and typical subjects. “The Old House” plotures an old homestead in the sere and yellow period of its existence, but its plc- torial value looms large from its very decrepitude. The French crowds, the German revels, the congested Fifth Avenue— these are the strings of his harp. Mr. Wright contrives, most happily, to fet action, and very pleasing action! at that, Into his compositions. Fils “liurlesque Show” ts thus char- acterized. It might easily be « lent out of @ current book. Nine figures are introduced and the theatrical spirit shines through as the Light filters through a rare bit of porcelain. The draughtsmanship 1s excellent and the coloring is very effective. “Snow Shovellers” 1s @ superb hand- | ling of a snow removal scene, with all | its olash and confusion, It presents | speaking Mkenesses of workers tn |anow removal, The horses also are noteworthy in their poses and finish, The values are carefully considered and are well worked out, i “Rouen” ts @ good picture of a Rouen bridge, with twin arches. “Rothenburg Bivouac” deals with a military theme, in which there is | pomp and circumstance, but no horror, |The red trousers of the soldiers, in the central foreground, are leasingly composed, Following the death of Henry Wolf, the noted wood engraver, on March 18, the print department of the Brooklyn Museum announces a Memorial Loan Exhibition of his wood engravings, to | be opened on Sunday, March 26, and | which will be continued until April 25. Over two hundred examples of Mr, Wolf's work will be shown, and the exhibit will be made systematic and | comprehensive for the earlier as well as the later stages of his art, A collection of Oriental and Euro- pean objects of art and beauty that includes porcelains, bronzes, glass, a tique jewelry and ornaments, Japan- jese inros, swords and tsubas, net- |sukes, tantos and kodzukas and a jnumber of Japanese prints will be sold at the Walpole Galleries, No. 10 East Forty-ninth Street, Tuesday afternoon next at 2.30 P, M. Ends Life in House He Once Owned. A lodger in the house he once owned, Michael McDevitt, seventy-seven ye: nid, Killed bh If with gas this moi ing at No. 398 Sheppard Avenue, East New York. He sealed all the cracks of | joor and windows and turned on two! as Jets. He had been despondent ever since the death of his wife @ year ago, They had been married thirty years, House- Tel. Harlem 3538 Tet, Audubdon 4800 148th St. 4000 Tel, Met Tel, Tremont 2610 To Charge Customers All purchases made during the remainder of this month will be entered on bills ren- dered May Ist. ee ~———--G REENHUT'S—-FIFTH FLOOR: Furniture Underpriced A Number of Dressers, Chiffon- Extension Tables Also Special Offerings in Beds, Couches, Springs iers, Buffets, and China Closets. and Mattresses. Dressers $10.25 White Enamel Dresser....... 11.50 White Enamel Dres: 8.75 Golden Oak Dresser 16.50 Golden Oak Dresser 10.50 Golden Oak Dresser 11.00 Golden Oak Dresser 14.75 Golden Oak Dresser.. 27.50 Bird’s-Eye Maple Dresser 30.00 Walnut Dresser... . 45.00 Walnut Dresser Chiffoniers $8.50 Golden Oak Chi 9.00 White Enamel 11.75 Golden Oak ¢ 22.00 ’s-Eye Maple ¢ hiffonier . 17.25 Golden Oak ¢ LOR ess 15.75 Golden Oak Chiffonier Golden Oak | Golden Oak Buffets {China Closets Formerly Balo Price | Formerly $36.00.. 2,00 |$16.25....... 19.00 0} 14.25........ at 18.00........ 16,00 15.00. ey ah) 19.00. . 17.00 24.00. : 21:50] 13.00.. Detention Tables Pable $11.25 Golden Oak Extension 13.00 Golden Oak Extension T: 19.00 Golden Oak Extension 24.00 Golden Oak Extension 17,00 Fumed Oak Extension 26.00 Golden Oak Extension Table. GREENHUT'S— FOURTH FLOOR Fountain Premium Flour 1916, SIXTH AVE.. IS™ TO 19% STREET GREENHUT’S—SECOND FLOOR Our Fashion Promenade An Instantaneous Success! ef Thousands View the New Spring Styles on Living Models A heal s Newest, Smartest and Most Becoming Suits, Coats and Dresses \, For Women, Misses, Juniors and Girls are here in endless variety for your inspection. The entire assemblage is truly wonderful—and the garments are beautiful and practical, handsome without being bizarre. Here are charming new creations for all occasions—FOR STREET, AFTERNOON, EVENING AND SPORT WEAR. Suits Coats At *1 4,75 to °79.50| 4¢ 55.95 to 49.50 Dresses At *5.95 to °87.50 All the fads and fancies in style, material and trimming are well represented. And There Is a Sure Saving of a‘“‘ Worth While’’ Amount On Every Purchase. Promenade Daily From 10 to 11.30 A.M. and 1.30 to 3.30 P. M. Usual Other Sales for Tomorrow Serviceable Trunks — sol Mereh Poultry Wire—150 feet rolls; sizes 12 inches 8 D5 85 50 Siamese ie Sac wo O,.22 . Water Weight Lawn Rollers—weighs Travelling Bags——-black Sec grain} 65 Ibs. oar? 200 Ibs. filled $ leather; sizes 16 and 18 with inches; special at Ff 5.00 Garden Spades—polished tine Genuine Cowhide L $5.75 to $39.50 I jilton Rugs it Cases —at sizes 36 to 63 inches, up to 9x12/s we... 4.75 0 ° 33.50 $1.50" to $34.50 Velvet Ruge sites} | 27x82 inches, up to 9x12 wo 125 0 529. 50K As many but only one Only 100 Cor boo ish; “De handle; at Spading Forks—4 pron, , handle; at Serim Dutch GREENHUT'S—MAIN FLOOR 1,500 Men Will Want These “1150 “Balmaroon” Overcoats : On Sale $ 5 poharnae at. You must come early, or expect to be disappointed. The selling price is less than wholesale. An excellent style in this serviceable garment, nicely made of good quality gray cellent qualit celain; neat 6 Dinner Pla 6 Tea Plates 6 Individual 1 Meat Dish and brown mixtures. Sizes 33 to 40. TABLE . ; 7A TABLE Sale begins tomorrow (f morning at 9. Choice Wines, Old Crow Whisky 89c Lewis I Music by Theo. Bendix’s Green Trading Stamps Free Tomorrow Distribution in Premium Parlor, Fifth Floor reasonably required for books unfilled will be given, , but you may start as many books as you please. GREENHUT’S—THIRD FLOOR U pholsteries trimmed with lace insertio: Marquisette Dutch (1 ‘urtains— white, i meee ‘Wire Cloth— to 24 white and beige; pair inches; Offering of Conservatory Specials at yard.e 106, 12¢ Remarkably Low Prices. and beige; pair. Por detail above sales, please see our advts, in today’s Evening Journal, LET GREENH for your Summer needs in Slip Coverings, Awn- ings, Shades and Summer Draperies. manship by experts; prompt deliveries, and The Lowest Prices in New York. GREENHUT'S—BASEMENT: A $4.50 (50- Piece) Porcelain Dinner Set For *3.49 Really handsome dinner sets of ex- with gold at edge. 6 Soup Plates 6 Fruit Saucers and 6 Tea Cups and Saucers. (Please remember, this sale is for one day only.) . “Odds and Ends #¢ in Dinner Ware & Kitchen Offered on Special Tables at ¥3 Of GREENHUT’S—FOURTH FLOOR String Orchestra GREENHUT'S—2D FL. ——., This week, when our reatest efforts are put forth in the direction of showing Fashion's lat- est Spring quips, you can- not afford to miss the showing of Trimmed Millinery The best exhibit we have ever had in our Salons. Paris and Green- hut styles side by side. Sales at 35, 7.50 & 510 Complimentary gay sets of the gave Green Stamps as are set of any date good in any one book. mplimentary Stamps good in any one pro made in three pieces and S Est MATE Work- y por- pink spray design. Each piece treated Service includes:— 1 Bowl 1 Gravy Boat Covered Vegetable Dish 1 Open Vegetable Dish Butter Dishest Plc Dish Cres ites Crockery YO, L--an assortinent at Se edch, an assortment at 1 Finest Liquors Suis cana Ferrand’s 3-Sta : Bathe ie lunter’ RYE) BbI., $7.10; !>-bbl., $3.85; 7 Ib. bag, 32c; !<-bbl. bag... peng eee Merkin ttl GEER i Muil orders filled, Telephone Chelsea 4,000. Writ® or ask for free copy of our latest grocery cataiugue. | eosin priey aene j Fresh Fish || Ow Own Oatmeal Milk and Cream 1 ; PLOUNDERS—tancy, 1(Q¢ | | plies Bt RAND ROLLE ‘ ian he, beat m siieimp ' | ‘ +) ais We 7 . 81 bottie. . ec | BUNe 8 John Haig & Co,’s ] La } Scotch Whisky Bismarck Kummel ; ACARONI oF Spauhetty A5¢ sd aa eat ies Thi famously eogd tum: [1] anceticd, ML | MAINE CLAM r ti price, " mel, ia ful 25 |! Botte. G Mis BACT he lo can... OC [2s ps UE BREAKFAST Gov a bottle nee paltsrattiog. ie Queen Quali 7B: $2.50 ~ i ' a bi 0 29¢ Al; full at, bottle V] imperial 60° 2.00 | Fresh Eggs | —— a AU BLANTATION Tea Hilgrim Holland ] |] Go tase 90 Puritan .....50° 1.50 i NEW LAID EGGS. Nii v kre ack m : wll quar CH! ous Frias...352 120 , 28e ince Meat aidy, 8275 . | K NEW LAID) i N’ » SA BRAND Berd 60e | u Be | | suns +. 100 GS 3ke ) 18¢ BIUE ba 10¢ —_—<—_—x_ ! A UNE } NEW ea With 12¢ 1 on , AND B 1 4 EGGS 2¢ ; b UUSWURY'S WHEAT 1 de S Catawba YELLOW SPLIT PEAS— 45, Hi ee : Delicious aweet wine of extra ‘ ris, de Pure Olive Oi {ie Maver sad av = PRENCH OLIVE OL - ne i ., Bost Bt ae ted; | eT x Regal English iene, 28-18."cotton be 75) AE ene 3 B11) Dry and 0:5 we ¢ are 72¢ : aL Old Tom Gins coals otis tine, SEMI Bet Three botties, $2, 7 ide