The evening world. Newspaper, May 2, 1922, Page 13

x ‘ P ‘ THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAY 2, which will be built through the Conti- nental Divide, and which will shorten by eight hours the running (ime to the Pacific Coast,"' declared to Philip P. Friederich of Denver, who is at the Astor. ‘When completed, this will be the longest tunnel in the world—nine miles in length—And {ts cost will be between eight and.ten million dollars. | guests are: “Though the tufnel will be of na-|Bank of Watervliet, tional importance, it Will also be alY.; James S, Havens, great benefit to us lavally. It will make} dent, Denver the railroad centre of the]ter, N. ¥.; R West, and will open up @ ‘wonderful | Franklin, territory in Colorado on the western] Secretary and side of the mountains, where there are] Savings Bank, mineral deposits. Kiwhn of Royal F. “phere is said to be as much coallcago, Ul: D. J in Colorado ag in the State of 'Penn-| Knitting Co., Little sylvania, though the terrible snows have made transport along the moun- tain roads difficult for a part of the yea Our Senators are now trying to get a tariff on mineral products, so] rie driver. The stick itself w hogany. SOME PROMINENT V Allen T. Labor Adjustment Rochester Clothing Indust the Commodore. Other perts on the subject of . household efficiency. In the party which left the Commodore for home last night were Rosamond Adams, Sullivan Carrie King, Oneida Coun- lith Barber, Syracuse County; Williams, jagara = Coun- , Genesee Coun- we Winn, Cortland County; Mrs. Gertrude | Lovell, County; Anna Phillips, Tiog: | "Home Demonstrators” In- vade Metropolis to Get ‘Home Knowledge. James, Man: Carrie By Roger Batchelder. A group of home demonstration its, Who go from house to house in Ir respective counties and give housewife the very latest house- hints, have been inspecting New fork from one end to the other to gain hints for their work. These women are sent out by the counties ‘@ accordance with the State law which allows‘ the counties to make ‘Treasurer, Rochester; Huhw Watkins, Ratzlaff, Suffolk Herkimer Field, Jefferson , Virginia White, Wa Mary Louise Ida Irene City Gas Co.,, Montpelier, “New Yorker For m County; Ruth Leadbettor,|that mining can again be put on al Two" who is farthest from " Wistar thee Hates College, oF Oswego County; Vera Fanning, Mon-| paying basis. The gold and stiver| day is E. L. Petersen, Taaeaiire is Clatged with the ad- Delilah Bucknam,| mines have been close for some time,| McAlpin. iTis home town ‘iinistration of the work though a few are opening up again. | Sweden, is avout i “We are looking forward to a tre-| Broadway Their scheme works like this: The ‘agent calls on one of the 25,000 Mrs. Smiths who are annually visited in the @tate's thirty-two) counties. Possibly Mrs. Smith wishes to know the best] * \Way to.clean the kitchen in the short- est time or wants information about ‘acuum cleaners, sink brushes, picture es.or any of the thousand other jes which go to make the ideal e. The agent, college trained, can ‘talk over these problems with her, and : ‘help solve them im accordance with the non of the American Railway Ex- weeds of that particular home. press embanys New sf ork. During their stay in New York the mi ‘women went through New York's COLORADO’ 's New TUNNEL, hotels, visited the leading depart-' “My home State is wildly enthusias- ‘Ment stores and talked with many ex- tle about the projected Moffat tunnel, -|mendous tourist season this coming * Mr. Frederich concluded, of the reduced rates which Agriculture were] the railroads have established." PY e Watkins, Ruth * 8 6 de » Helen Canon and Juanita] OUR NOVELTY DEPARTMENT. Sinecians Me da A young lady whose hair was not|yiading aliens ineligible to p F f +] bobbed appeared in the Biltmore yes-| (, Modabetetd ht terday with lavender stockings, dress d hat, and patent leather shoes, ac cording to the report of our sure-fire fashion sleuth, who never misses a trick in Pershing Square. But the item which made even the most blase lobbyists sit up and do their duty was King stick the head of which was the business end of ds of thelr American-bo! ded down by the Sta erday, was in the ught such and estate of Yamage I tay and J. 8. sion of Superior Court, wh Yano's application for such a golfer's shiv. Lowe Store Hours 9 to 5:30 GIMBEL 32ND STREET _ BROADWAY — _ SRD. STRE! ET - For Other Gimbel News See Page 14 BROTHERS © [NE W ‘YORK Ci uty A MUSIC WEEK SALE OF IMPORTANCE An Announcement OF Tremendous Importance To Every of New York In line with the Gimbel policy of offering comiprehen- sive service to the music-loving public of New York, we are ‘proud to make the following significant announcement: We are fortunate in being able to offer a Baby Grand Piano $535 4 Feet 10 Inches Long Of a make nationally famed . CAREFUL analysis of the entire small grand field | has convinced us that this classic instrument repre- oo sents the greatest value at its price that has ever | been offered the music-loving public of this country—that | 1 Built by Grand Piano spe- this Baby Grand typifies the last word in small grand piano | Sig making. * Seah, States 6 Se It is now available to lovers of music of this city at a _ Grands exclusively, price that has never been equaled for a Baby Grand Piano | * of this quality—or any quality. | Every music-lover who has been awaiting just such an | + opportunity is cordially invited to visit our warerooms at 6. Size 4 iced 10 inches long. 3 YEARS TO PAY that now awaits your inspection i se- And with each piano, a bench to match; de- lection. livery to your home without charge; service # for one year. And the privilege of offering your old piano for exchange at a fair rate, Quarter-century of experi- ance) back of ‘this oie men: Guaranteed unreservedly b: the maker and by us. ene 5. The last word in a small Grand in this Baby Grand Age in which we are now living. Fill out and mail this coupon if you cannot call in incur no obligation reson. ou y so doing. GIMBEL RROTEE SS. MUSIC SALONS New You '. Dear Sirs—Please mail me further Deruiculara regarding your special sale of t rands. "Also paper pat- Sees anowine, actual ‘space required for the Grand, GIMBELS MUSIC SALONS—Eighth Floor ? ta Detroit; W. J. Williams, Falls, N. Ys . L, Blanchard, President Capital » ruling reversed a deci- 1922. ras of ma- ISITORS Burns, Chairman of the Board of the try, is at prominent John G. Clute, National ‘Waterviiet, N. Vice itman Kodak Co., Prest- Roches- ager Hotel Curtis, Mechanics Royal fF. Co, Chi- Gibbert vu FVARTHEST FROM HOME. @ Day or n home to- who is at the Stockholm, 5,000 miles from MODIFIES ALIEN LAND LAW. ¥ FRANCISCO, May 2.—A decision Unconstitutional that portion of the California Allen Land Lay for- citizenship act as guardians of the agricultural rn children te Supreme ase of Hayao guardianship f his infant hich den! guardian- | For Other Gimbel News See Page 14 GIMBEL BROTHERS | DOWNSTAIRS 82ND STREET — BROADWAY — 88RD STREET — NEW YORK CITY Stylish SPRING COATS for Stout Women Priced the Downstairs Way - - kil Low! perrspertanests Si Voit Good og Coats Offered in Three ones: Saving Groups 42 in. All Wool inch $ 75 48 inch A'll Velour Coats all wool . Wool Tricotine $ silk lined poplin; Silk lined threughout. yi lined throughout Colors: Tan, Rookie, Navy. zes: 44 to 55. GIMBELS— Downstairs Lower Floor Bought from the U. S. Government! 50000 Hemmed HUCK TOWELS 5. Heavy plain huck and Jacquard borders. Of special interest to boarding houses, hotels, Summer resorts, bath houses, ete. Sold in not less than dozen lots. A Great Sale of 1200 White Crochet BED SPREADS At ae May Prices Single Full Size 'k 08'L. 5B'L 85 Suitable for single, three-quarter and full Average size 17) This is the surplus stock of the United States Government Purchasing Doz. iat aM.D Some are stampe: D., U.S. AY 2 Average Size 17}%x35 Turkish Bath Towels : 6 for 85c Full bleached, hemmed. Firm end closely woven. Size 18x32. Turkish Bath Towels Hemmed Cotton Damask Extra heavy, full bleached Napkins A és and hemmed. Plain and 25e Firm and plosely, woven, size beds. Nicely hemmed. New patterns. ribbed. Size 19x38, Size 18x18, Each 1,500 Yards Brown sal Dish Toweling Blue striped borders, 12%¢ Extra Mage . Crochet Bed p ppread Thea: — $2. 50 GIMBELS— Downstairs Lower Floor ~ “Linen and Cotton.” Full Bleached Cotton Damask Very. absorbent and Heavy and durable, a wide 45 Cc free from lint. Yard range of good floral designs. e GIMBELS—Downstairs Lower Floor. SILKS IN A SALE! 40 Inch Printed Foulard $ Fashionable designs in black and white and navy and white combi- nations in a very exceptional quality. Yard - - - - - - - Yd. A pure dyed silk, good heavy quality and a very finely woven fabric in a full color line of street and evening shades of dy Pink, Ciel, Maize, Orchid, Turquoise, Coral, Nile, Rose, Tun, Jade, Silver, Battle, Corn- flower, "Feriwini Dandelion, Burnt Orange, Pekin, Japan, Fuchsia, Henna, Wine, Taupe, Autumn, Seal, Navy, Black. Yard ee - 33 Inch Pongee Natural shade only. ‘The most popular pongee used for making shirts and blouses. Yard - - - - - - - - ee eee ee ee GIMBELS— Downstairs Balcony 36 Inch Satin Charmeuse $ Cut and tailored along the samo lines as high-price clothing, you are assured of comfort, neatness and fit, Every pair sold with guarante:. Double stitched and pockets of heavy twill, Reinforced seam and bar tacked, Cut full and well fin- ished. Overalls and Coats Full cut, double-knee Overalls, extra deep and strong pockets. Double seams, strong where Checks, Broken Chee! Plaids, Broken Plaids in a 1 es Sonnet pesortinene x aC colorin; and combina- tions. Yard Voiles | Woven Dress and Tissues Ginghams Summer’s popular, cool | 27 and 82 inches wide, fabrics, will make up showing, # range of new lesigns and colorings— sd dain Chie) just ne make up and launder 12Yel we: ya. 22¢ Sale: All-Wool Hoincenuns 56 inches wide, in rose, tan, laven- der and blue, Yard. GIMBELS— Downstairs ma One eee nw OO i 3 , ate rs ens ; e e a * . ' Well Made and Priced for This Sale: Wear Longer Because They Are Give You That Smart and Dressy with the tougteat Mee Cured supeuedt appearance, which spells snap and go. Insure Your Comfort at All times because they ure cut large and roomy. The patent non-curling suspender is only one of the many cantortgiving features on KROLL OVERALL‘ Overalls and Coats of Blue Denim, Brown Duck, White Drill and $ Hickory stripe. Cut full, well made. e Overalls and Coats Overalls and Coats of the finest Blue Denim, Wale Twill, Brown Duck and Hickory stripe. h eat ot fon % ia 5 3 und fitted wi e new non- SP omen her an ii Waependers, Blue Denim, Wait Drill, double seams, and extra $ Brown Duck and Pi: Stripe, $ strong at points of strain. 52 35 Sizes 34 to Ps 50 Sizes J2 to46. Extra sizes to 50 e 44, 2 lue $ : to bu. Sizes 84 to 44. Extra sizes to 50, deep pockets of heavy drill, Coats to match, Extra sizes to 50. Ase an introductory offer—some are seconds—slightly mismatehed farmente nothing to mar their wear, Some garments are perfes enim, Hickory Stripe, Brown Duck and White Drill. Sizes 3 GIMBELS— Downstairs Balcony . ‘