The evening world. Newspaper, April 6, 1916, Page 5

PINAR en yenr wet: Posh 12 omer Teeman Dies in John Shannell, tw $17 East Seventleth s of the Knickerbocker 1 from one of the company's he Sixty eighth Street, to ee" BOCENT CAS FOR BROOKLYN camden | RATEBILL WILL PASS TO-DAY; EANS STANDARD OF MERIT! 6™AVE. AT 20ST. 4 t power| autticier : assasenssseouneae st zoe iethat in Exclusively Cammeyer inStyleand Color Combinations |G, O. P, Obstructionists and a bean sinew sd d partimenta Corporation Lobbyists Give | Up the Fight eration to a man y rate DUIL" Politics ts pla a e| part in this gas ution "ane pow to| Brooklyn affected is str BROWN ADMITS DEFEAT only cont th entiment of Sene | Hoan the party In pe Now Three Wards in Queens Lh loss of votes that we m by indignant or Burlingame plain ried yesterday after- waged Put In Demands for the ‘The Cheaper Gas Tariff. with ointt «until late last | A } —— night ynpaon led the at- Ps «| , vanes | tac y ¢ ® By San.uel M. Williams. | ‘*"* ote omy | warned th of | solid array | ¥ i mors Demo ‘coming inon the ie | them were! sue if the bill was turned down, As- te Republi-|semblyman Burr and Joseph of of corpora+| Brooklyn and Goldberg of Manhat- third hone fighter, al 1 against the at (Special Staff Correspondent of The| Evening World.) , and a powerful 1 of public service lob- ” n thronging the luge if pocketing tac skin viniy ah ed wot te ee ?P ie Gomenteston, bills fo or > .00 Th nil was sup- |) Pe ; ‘a Dark Grey al Fan Pearl Grey Kid Back 7 | | rity in rate cases! $m 00 ate | posed by safely consigned | wore Tan Russia Vamp, Ivory Kid Back 7" = {to that me snti-corporation | night k Two Long Months from To-day— WOMEN MAY find model copied and imitated by others, but until then Hand-Turned Soles, Covered Louis xv i 1. Heels isuially ia sufft- cient interment t! bby was serenely ent They thought they had) ft g§ to do but have some friendly make perfunctory ACKER MERRALLECONDIT : est. COMPANY 1820. "Rome Beauty »Apples 35c 4-at. Basket Box of 112--$2.40 Wards of Que rthern boundary of the Legislature d-day for reduc- guard t But Senator ‘Thompson had dug janin this original Cammeyer it may be had only from the “Store of a Thousand Styles.” AN ENTIRELY new last was created, exclusive, as only and it is We pre- tanked, Senator | #¢" an origination can be. . . ‘ ‘An apple of exceptionally fine ks bbe gh Abad sent this pump as mute evidence that Cammeyer i tin called a 1s of Republican i flavor for ea or baking ors ae esort, The Sena- has the new styles first, and at prices only made —— a - e | eaeent ica tee ‘a 2 case wan dis- possible by the buying power of the Largest Shoe being made, Store in the World. 1 Fine Old Aihericaal ooo 2 ow ow ww ow ww ww ww www www ow ww owes The majority | w deserted by | F who refused to} {nate f {be bound & Returning to te Chamber |" f RIDE Union Sulphur's par value is $109, but £8,000 was bid yesterday. Talk about war brides! The Home Newspaper & ont toe Ba Mo neat of Greater New York enjoyed an increase of 18, 000AgateLines—- (About 250 Columns) Lord & Taylor FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street of advertising carried during the month of March over that month last year Yy Shirts, Neckwear, Gloves and Half Hose FOR MEN ery distinguished by just that discriminating New York men are full ef the yyy W, This is a greater gain by far than that made by any other evening paper in the Greater City. indefinable characteristic of comprehend and appreciate, They reflect the season’s Haberda individuality that ‘These ° ! 38th Stree Ft ee ee a ae ee ee eee a ae meee meme enema mmm é | furnishing spirit of Spring, 1916. advance in everything, except the price marks. Prices are as moderate as the That advertisers appreciate a : 1B Rs See values and distinguishing features are apparent. N Meh N substantial high-grade home pipe — N circulation is apparent ures Neckwear N Ber nepattatieln tiene: suciteas vais Vour-in-hands, open-end, silks both im- New in design and full of variety p ind domestic, in ED -EEED (0) EEE (0) ED- 0 ED) -ED 0 -GEED (0 “$1.45 ids, open-end, plain colors fects, in a variety of i 75¢ $4.95 in assortment i fancy patterns ' i} ' i stripes, in color { -$1.957 ' i as | Silk mixtures, 1 y and har- of brigh us effects The Brooklyn Daily Eagle Brooklyn’s and Long Island’s Representative Home Newspaper Silk Half Hose i plain colors. An opp your supply nthe lozen pair, $2.25; “*Xaris’’ Gloves Made in France seam gers portunity In tan, WH: pique or out- Regular or short fin- 40c ne ee [mia Se ee Ll Md LL Lldaddddattdllld Ld ee ee ee ee oe sm ats é | ] ih 3 iF | | 4 ‘“ fl e \ FORTY FAMOUS RUGS FOR THE SUMMER HOME | FILM FOLK ” } At Attractive Special Prices 1 Japanese Rush Tea Room Rugs ; Chinese Rugs and Indo-Chinese , re | Plain ! 1 Fancy Color ( 95, ‘i j to 9 x ts fe feet, | New Series of Beautiful Gravure Por- ts 2 inch S1aB and S175 | ‘uti ee wee would onal sell at ° ° ‘ + 6x9 feet $11.75 a . izes 10 to feet wide, traits in Cabinet Photograph Style. Fs xto feet "$17.78 and $22.75 e forse 18 Gi 4 tea j ort? feet $24.75 and $29.50 i P $285.00 :¢0 $655.0 00 fl ? i] Old Bellaire Rag Rugs $3 mee 00 ian as an ssi aaa NEXT SUNDAY S SET ' These rugs are of the “hit-and-miss Axminster Rugs +4 MAE MURRAY FRANCIS FORD | effects, made of new, crisp materials in | Annan: RUTH BLAIR GERTRUDE M’COY ti col pinations with j i} 30x 60 ir $1 5 8.3.x 10.6 8.25 27 ir M. 8.3. x 10.6 ‘Bp 3 Order Sunday World from Newsdealer in g |"? $550 | 9s12feer 99-75 Ee svteen, $IB75 | ga tates $29.50 ( Ad Ea ac Sa Ac "Sm ell 4 vance 1D ED 0 ED 0D (0) ND 0 ND () GED 0D (0) GD 0D D0 “REGINALD, THE PIRATE, |‘"xcc1.7 ee id | Delaware is ot) District Attorney Roge Caucus that. a Democrat, || OPPOSES EXTRADITION 35.0000 ntor|t aptol ptor Fr. ® run-down system Under these elreug N's Altermtive, @ iitme ae Move eo Hritieh frei taken before Lt Matoppo, was Hail was fixed at $2 «| hearing Saturda W manded to the Tombs tates: Comm tion proc al ia ted States] B. 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