The evening world. Newspaper, May 2, 1916, Page 9

VINCENT ASTOR JOINS ‘Will Be Made @ Lieutenant and Put The American League This picture, BE SURE of getting it ©’ gn teat oF found articles af- vertised tn The World will be Misted at The World's Informa- tien Bureau, Pulitzer Building Arcade, Park Row; World's vy corps. in Command as Soon as ‘Within @ week Vincent Astor will Rake the cath as a member of the Gow aerial corps of the Second Bat- talien, Mavai Reserve, of Brooklyn. Ho qresented himself at the quarters ef de battalion, foot of Fifty-second @trest, last night and applied for membership to Commodore Robert Fershew, Commander of the Naval Militia of New York State. He was promptty put through the physical] { examination by Dr. Lynch, the bat-|! talion’s surgeon, and passed. Not long ago Mr. Astor heard that the Second Battalion was going to ‘@rganire an aerial corps and asked to be allowed to subscribe. Members of the battalion raised $4,000 and hel England in 1880, and thr We wish to impress upon you that we are exclusive piano and player piano manufac- turers, producers of in- struments of the high- est quality for 79 years. and are best equipped to select piano values for you, offering worthy instruments only, which carry our broad guarantee. | A Limited) Number of snort PLAYER- PIANOS ONLY at Terms to Suit Your Convenience Photograph of The Yankees, Baseball Stars, dear to the hearts of many a New York “fan.” In the Gravure Section of Next Sunday's World suitable for saving, might have come direct to you fromthe photographer by telling your news- dealer NOW to keep for you a copy of NEXT Sunday's World Office, morthwest cor- 88th St. and Brosdway ‘West 125th Bt, Brooklyn Office, 202 ton 6t, Brooklyn, for 30 days fellewing the printing of the edvertisement, buy @ hydroaeropiane. According to present plans, Mr. Aa- |“ AERIAL CORPS} tor, wit be made an ensien as soon as he qualifies in naval militia work and later will be promoted to liei- tenant in command of the flying Mr. Hyde came to this « New York. ing you these reduced prices. of pride in the knowledge that over three millions of enthusias- tic owners of Domestic Machines, to say nothing of their friends, have pronounced it the greatest machine ever used. With such a wonderful sales record behind us, we start on another year—out to make more friends for the DOMESTIC | —and in order to make the event a most momentous one, we have put price tags on every machine in the May Sale, that would look ridiculously low if placed beside the rigidly en- forced Standard Domestic Price. , Regular $40 DOMESTIC CABINET Machine, $31.50 Guaranteed by us, absolutely Beautifully de- signed cabinet in plain or fumed $33 Famous Sewing Machine, $28 Enclosed in an exceptionalls attractive Colonial case. Dror head Model. Specially designed for us. $50 and $52 Colonial Design Domestic CabinetSewing Machine, $45 Oak, Circassian Wal any finished. ars to a heautiful instance, Machine Manu During This Great May Sale Any Machine Can Be Purchased for $2 DOWN and $1 Weekly. No Extras. No Interest. Free Instructions at your home if within 25 miles of New York. contributed the $5,000 still needed toj organized the National Horse Show As- | Sociation, the first of its kind in this — | ofeledebeletnteteletetetetstebelnteletetelatetatet bgt JAMES T, HYDE, PIONEER f HOW TO BE OF HORSE SHOWS, DEAD $ svs::2° sco" san Founded National 1883 and Was Active in Its Affairs Until the End. James T. Hyde, the father of horse shows in this country, died at his home. No. 3 West One Hundred and Fourth | ve morning mn. Association in Weigh sours his is eon and a wee * When You Can Secure Brand New PIANOS That are fully worth °300 at In crder to make room for stock now on its way to us, EVERY PIANO inour warerooms formerly selling up to $300 will be closed out, TO-MORROW ONLY, at. . All Are Fully Guaranteed fllowance for Old Pianos Taken in Exchange Various styles and woo formerly selling up to #500, will be closed out TOMORROW 5th Avenue, Cor. 39th St. BROADWAY AND 33D ST. By Special Permission of the Company Our Sixth Anniversary Sale Brings Big Reductions in Famous Domestic Sewing Machi TH jortunity is offered you because of the fact that this ends the sixth year of our exclusive agency of the Famous Domestic Sewing Machine Company in Greater Well may we celebrate this occasion by offer- We have experienced a sense new and perfect. oak Case Domestic IMBELS—Fifth Floor’ TEE BVENING WORLD, TUBSDAY, MAY 8, 1916, ed with him were such men ius Fellowes, W. KV: ank K. Sturgls and W. B. Whar or think you must augiied at on account of *f our fat, but go to giat and get a box of O' of Korein t trom any costa Httle, Is absolutely any one that it te 190 $5 Down $5 Monthly FUR STORAGE Vaults on the premises. Absolute protection. A postal card or phone call — Madison Square 8200-- Extension 34- Brings our motor. Very Special Attractions in Swiss Embroideries M y White Sale prices and delightfully fresh goods invite | you to advantage of these singularly important offerings | of fine Swiss embroideries. At 1Seyd.--Large assortment of At 38c yd.-- mbroidered Swine nainsook, Swiss and cambric edg- and batiste flouncings, 18 inches ings, 329 to 7 inches wide. Some most of them may be have insertions to match. ed in the 27-inch width At 25¢ yd.—Batiste, Swiss and At 55¢ yd.—French floral effects in nainsook flouncin inche arge designs or dainty floral de- wide; floral and eye signs embroidered on Swiss or At 65c yd.—White and batiste flouncings, inch width voile flouncings embroidered in | At 7Scyd.—Embroidered voile | French floral designs or voile em- ilouncing 60 beautifully embroid- broidered in colors—Copenhagen, ered that it looks like handwork. light blue, coral and pink, also French floral designs, a7-Hnch Pompadour effects. width GIMBELS—Main Floor Summer Furniture | For Town and Country | Willow-Ware, Reed and Fibre Rush Furniture have | been manufactured on entirely new lines, bound to meet the | approval of the most critical seeker after furnishings for the | town apartment or home by the sea. i Handsome Upholstered 3-Piece Reed Suite, Illustrated, $57 3 Pieces, $57 Finished in Natural Shellac, with heavy cushions in tlowered striped cretonnes Other Pieces of Reed Furniture in brown or natural finish, also many shades of enamel, ranging in price from an Arm Chair, at $9, to a Davenport settee in Sea green enamel with cretonne cushions at $65. | Fibre Furniture | To Appreciate the Values You Must See the Machines $23 “Grant” Sewing Machine ( Made by DOMESTIC CO.), $18.50 Drop-liead mod handsome finished Automatic Lift Made from strongly twisted, tough and tenacious fibre. | Brown or plain finish or with cushions of tapestry. 1 High Back Arm Rocker, at $3.50 { Arm Chairs, with tapestry cush- ions, $12 Tea Wagon, with separate tray, $13.50 Old Hickory Furniture Made of Young Hickory Trees. Will Positively Last a Lifetime. Chairs at $3, $4.25 and $6. Settees, at $10, $13.25 and $18 Tea Wagon (Illustrated) at $50, $70 and $75. $10.75 t1A375) #5 480) 87/45 Of Brown reed with separate glass tray. it $575. GIMBELS—Seventh Floor Canopy Rustic Bridg: Boys’ Norfolk Suits, $6.50 | { | | | An exceptional assortment of boys’ Norfolk Suits, with extra knickerbockers, made in fancy gray, tan and olive tweeds and cassimeres, plaited back with yoke, patch pockets, alpaca lined, sizes 8 to 18 years Boys’ Reefers and Junior Top Coats, $5, $6.50 and $7.50 Sizes 3 to Fe years; black and white checks, tan covert, blue serge and fancy mixture coatings, single or double breasted with velvet or self collar, plaited or plain back, with belt or regular pockets Boys’ Wash Suits, $1.85 de in new smart coat models, plaited back and f in stripes and solid colors and color combinations \ sizes 4 to 9 years. GIMBELS--Fourth Floor May Sale of China, Glass and Lamps Continues 12\4c, 25c, 45¢ and 65c Th cumulation of mill second st Mille in the Un) t 1 whi Dx tra Huck Towels, 224 a rare o| med, #2! ,c, upply for Honeycomb ne ure ¥ Towels, large + absolutely unimpaired Isc voller | red Se, 50c, 75c, 85e and Ye absorbent, ydas 10¢, for at Less Than Pr ent Mill Cost Table Cloths, Huck Towels 1 linen, hemme Dish Towels rhand Glass Towels long, hen Table Damask, Table Cloths and Napkins ds 1 use of the gr igh mere Damask Table Damask, ¢ Mercerized Table Damask, 38e 64 inche te Mercerizéd Table Cloths, ; bleach sae of quare hemstitched Fe ar hemstitchee Nomal | Mercerized Napkins, $1 dozen, hemmed GIMBEL Subway Stores BROADWAY AND 33D STREET, NEW YORK NEMO Week All This Week, Ending May 6th, Brings Famous NEMO Corsets At Unadvanced Prices $3 to $10 in spite of the greatly in- s of all corset We advise early and gener- ous eelection of these well- known corsets, —not only be cause of the al- most prohibitive prices of mate- rials, but be- cause al most impossible to get many of them Thou sands of women all over the world are not satisfied with corsets; women who try a NEMO Corset never The Selection of Models is now Prices MUST advance within a short time. NEMO _Self- Reducing Corsets, of Steeltex Batiste, $3. Extra--Self-Help “Won- derlift” Corsets, $5. GIMBELS-—-Pink Corset Shop, Second Floor White Voile Frill Blouse (at left of illustration; the front double frills are graduated to the waist-line. The accor- dion pleated frill finishing The Other Blouse ///ustrated Fashioned of voile in delicate colors with collar edged with lace ble, stylish merchandise in these two Great Selection of Blouses, at $2 Models of All Desirable Washable Materials, Frilled, Lace-Trimmed, and Severely Tailored, at This Little Price. Tailored Blouses of oyster white linen, with convert- ; ible collar, scalloped edges, pearl buttons. + Natural Color Pongee Tai- lored Blouses, $2 Novelty Satin-Stripe Voile Blouses with line of con- trasting color edging stripes. Fitted cuffs, flaring collar. $2. White Voile Blouses, tucked embroidered and lace-trim- med. GIMBELS--Third Floor Stupendous Price Reductions—Largest Assortment and Most Exceptional Values in GIMBELS Annual Spring Sale of Refrigerators Enamel Lined GIMBEL-VALUE is always regarded as an economical opportunity, but the long looked for event in this year’s Annual Sale of Refrigerators prom- ises even smaller intrusion upon the pocketbook than any of our previous big The wonderful buying facilities of the three great GIMBEL Stores enable us to predominate in the field of low prices for the high- est quality merchandise. Ss sales in this department. AaswA Less Expensive, but Housewives, Here’s Your Opportunity WF Dependable Merchandise Replenish Your Supplies Nii ial lal cates cctaniale Le Ee! ° ° The Big May Sale of Household Linens Is On Now Turkish Towels Towels and Towelings Sheets, Pillow Cases, Sheetings and Muslins Mill Seconds Remarkably Low Priced: H Union Scalloped Mill’ Ends, Ice Capacity Sale Priae Meh. Width. Dept. Mein. Tein, Tato * 3-Door Front, se Capacity Sale Price tb Refrigerator wit! lined provision chant Leonard Cleanable Refrigerators ms 3-Door Front Side Icing Style Bleached Muslins at less than present mill cost le, all of the better gra , firm weaves, soft fini hs 2 to 18 yards; yd Initial Pillow Utica Mills Shegtings. | pied f ne wilt F Utica’ Mills Utica Mills: Utica Mills, Utica Mills. | Seamiess Bed Sheets eet Pillow Cases. this sal 2 | White Crochet Bed Spreads, $1. I! Sutin Finish Bed Spreads, $1.95. ze, 0 ‘ White Crochet Bed Spreads, 75¢ Red Spreads Very Attractively Priced Mill Seconds of Crinkled and Corded Cottage Spreads Lower Floor Porcelain Lined “Alaska” Frone Icing Style with Ot herRefrigerators, with white lined provision chamber, especially priced for this occasion. Ice Bs-tn, 22-in, 19-40 Th. 88.25 41th, 24-in! Lea in, 45-1h, 810.85 Apartment House, Front Icing tyle, with white enamel lined pro vision chambe city Sale bout. Bete iit a ide Icing Style white enamel Sin. 3 3-Door Front, n n 3-Door Fron le Icing Style Refrigerator, white Porcelain lined provision chambe High, Width, Der Ice Capacity Sale About, Brie May Sale of WHITE Continues