The evening world. Newspaper, June 15, 1911, Page 10

linens nae F | Bo) THE EVENING WORLD, THURUDAY, JUNE 15, 1911. | * or | | - ke charge of thd | Heer iene ont ss ne mats et mene |PAIL TO, DISLODGE KILLS HER ROOSTERS, ii imnettarr ican het “|COMPTROLLER’S CHIEF | sacnitctctstrimont of finance Yor | aia capone aoneunents tEMEY shouted: ‘Hegone! begone! I'm after DIRECT PRIMARIES., BUT HAS TO GO TO COURT.!| srs. crimmins told Magistrate Her AUDITOR HAS RESIGNED,| #bout a vear. He was formerly con-| upon the work of reconciling the de- | your soul! a | 4 bert ali her troubles and said that she! pectacatschchason * ee with the Brooklyn Eagle. » partment accounts of the ity eee jae z. y i 2 a coun! ' e,NOt taking him at all geriously, Your] Insurgent Democrats, Aided by! Woman's Heroic Measures Were of ven gone so far as to Kill BF Wolfe Quits City Service to Be- cL ME I EE and king it a J Po * " rs, She ke Cc said, the Wik KING S SWORD to aved bam, but @ sumped ont 0 | Thirty-nine Reput s, Muster No Avail Against the Povthow to the fiealth auth jen. In} come Bank Official—Prender- ame oS Ser Only Fifty-nine, Law's Might ting ote laisse | __Rast Makes Promotions ALPANY, J Dn the top floor he lay down be . ind the bed on which little va dle emo in Unole Tom's Cabin, and when | searched for him he struck me with the | pet ra IIT, — sword of King Ric 4 “1 landed on him, and then to add tn my own ean of sult to injury hy hot coffee, which I'm sust after getting ant, and filngs it at y. Burglar ig Theatrical Storage | trom tne ren Me etective Shelbles of the West ‘Thirt House Dons Queer Garb [seventh street station arrested A last night. Acker denied be w ¥ ‘Magi "Connor ci ® and Scolds Watchman. tea nen to'awatt the action of the Grand Jury. —— John ¥ Holley, a watchman in « REICHMANN ON TRIAL. thgetrical storage warehouse, in. West Phirtigh street, told Magistrate O'Con-| Carnegte Tri NOP gM the West Side Police. Court to- 4ay a weird sory when he appeared to prosequte Louis Acker for burglary. 15.-The insurgent) oellowing a complaint which had been | with Dr. Charles I. Spencer of the of the Assembly failed in an! made to the Department of Health, Mra, | Health Department about it and yader: | to-day the resignation of Henderson M. lay to pry the Warren Di- 1liza Crimmine of No, 1483 Longfellow | #t0od that a eg ag be all right | Wolfe, f Auditor of Accounts, to | out of the Judiciary avenue, The Bronx, out the heads off Seige snooyance. to the ‘nelghborsa | of the Fo rte nh ete 5 c f y of 6 Fourteen: red 69 votes, %| her three roosters, but ¢his didn’t save | Streot Bank was yesterday taken pantech henley but @ votes were| her trom appearing to-day tn the Mor-| — | over by the Fe Jatlo |risanta Court. However, eho was tola| AMERICANS WIN PRIZES. | Cities u'°aforves, supervising see: ald | that @he could keep her twenty-five | tisticlan and Examiner in the Depart- ted| chickens and she went away to get her| LONDON, June 15.—At the Horse! ment of Finance, will Mill the position 18 | permit. Show at brake kage A PJ bos Laie | ert Mee WA the resignation of Mr. eo hada 4 ace action class for horses of | Wolfe. The salary !s $6,000 per annum, dotnet sonethion Fae ee ee eee eo vecel ereenekent| any age was captured by Blue Beil,| ‘The Comptroller ‘announced the ap- io anlar 9 Al bred by H. W. Meek of San Lorenzo, | pointment of James ‘Mlden Adamson as she couldn't get it renewed. Bome one! California. Paul D, Cra’ Hero was| Chief Supervising Statistician and Bx. | made a complaint and the result was| awarded a $2 prize in ond con-| amiper in the Bureau of Investigation | that she appeared to-day in court on test in jumping over th 6. and Statistics, to take effoct June % at Comptrotier Prendergast announced Royal Bengals’: Cigars - A satisfying smoke at a’ satisfying price. A Box of 10 for 15 Cente” Get them—INSIST if you_must—but_get them, that #0 much t pas gala fF) that the Le > nt's Conn- Nea Oh! Dance With Joy | gel Defeated in Mis Protest. J. B. Retohmann, former Preatdent of | If you suspect trouble with Solid Gold Jewel our own new th aca mal toctay, before, Tupties Yo ee act regi 1, regularly $1.50 and $2 3. designs, for Graduation gifts for bo; Golley, whose head was swathed tn’ Raat teak, before Jip q at es, let our registered $1, regularly 61. $3.95, regularly $5 and $6 rm ‘oy padages, the rele of @ can of hot| Per in the Criminal’ Branch of t 3 Bptomstrist examine them and $60, re porary, 92.60 and $3 4 16, regularly $6.90 $ and gir, at specially low prices, calles thrown him by the burglar, Court, upon an indictn n regu y i 0 4 8 > ° ! 4 ESS Se ees GLAD-PHEET J) res" PoP your ort: | Qi FORuIeTy 4.18 to 86.00 Sr Means | Sacer alban eee en eee eee | Corn and Bunton it's rescriptions: "Saraitig Every blouse in this Sale defies comparison—as those that were not taken from our regular AE be beonblpnegp het ot Mega ene “arot, icc, Your chor."| , Stepten’ ©. Baldwin, counsel, for ou ineither ease for absolute: | Stock and lessened in price (as the end of season is near at hand) were made to our especial order Wal rahe fdr 5gnk 4 Hellay told po Court, “ie ahould be | Gtimant on “the around that the cone y reliable work ‘at least a third Lefasa Mates ta REE a te Km gupply us the year round, gladly gave us their | three genuine amethyas kaown that our warehouse is Ntutipnal rights of his client had been the prices of specialt: surp! B ps 5 6 , femme things, Iwas on the top floor | Wuier wien he wns called asm wit- i Mies than the pi specialty Bustle; 6Us eautea eBltcIOn Of HAMESHIGUE French Blouses ts (aluded! tn thts Sat ar ey erher cae Wt etocios o when I heard’ the clanking .of chains. | peas before the Grand Jury upon mat |, Re shops. $ Pri hav b l d hird hi f n is Sale—more than with real stones, at $14 to #. IT @hought the sound came! ftom the] tga upon which hp was indict: +) Makes r by Optical Section, Main Floor Rear 25,000 worth. Prices have been lowered a third toa half, Third Floor ‘ain Floor 4 firet floor and I hurried down stairs. fe court denied the motion aad dl-| your ant y will be 4 “% paw advancing upon me with up] rected @ recess, after which @ sury, was | feet t ivately ligted apean a qallant of the time of called. (benny. iho & Sie at Drumset ————— || Hundreds of Summer Frocks 10,000 Women’s Lisle Vests For Women and the Younger 22c Each, Regularly 35c _- « " e * a” ‘ eS | ‘ $ ‘ r i | Set---Quite Inexpensive ., These are evenly knitted, comfortable, elastic Vests, of Swiss “Elizabeth was a vision of loveliness in a simple frock of blue ribbed Lisle Thread. They are 35c quality—at /east—for we sell , e dimity"’—from the Romance of the Summer Girl. . them in our stock for that, and our prices are close. q ern ee nA POPPI PAPPPAPPPPAPL PDP DAP ODP PLOPIOLPLOO LOPES ALLEL PLC OL CAAA OOOO | SSASQ vets S22 APSszyssaraa 7 Cc , is it not, that the heroine is al ictured in a frock J They are low-neck, sleeveless, with mitre edge, run with silk or SIXTH AVENUE, CORNER 222 STREET.NEW Bb sols of Cotter But after all hese ane the ines Bummer Frocks. | mercerized cotton tape; in sizes 4, 5 and 6—all extra full. To- less, with wide umbrella drawers. with French band, or equestrienne top Women’s Boot Silk Stockings, 50c Pair 2,600 pairs, sheer yet durable, with triple heels and toes, and deep, mer- cerized garter welts. Black and tan. Unusual value. Women's Sheer Gauze Lisle Stockings, in dull finish, duplex heels and toes, 4-inoh garter welts; cool and durable, $6c pair; siz pairs, $1.90. Main Pioor Men’s $5 Silk Shirts, $3.50 Peligutral Shirts, these, of the cool, long wearing and abso- lutely fast color Japanese Habutai Silk. Gentlemen's patterns —neat hair-line and tape stripes, in black, dark blue and other colors. Made by a custom shirt man in the finest manner with And it is just such styles that are seldom ready-made. As we 5 } | morrow an extraordinary offering at 22c each. And these besidess ; realized this fact we have put forth our best endeavors to create | PI " woe rien ee ee ud Liat Women's 80c Drivers a me hoe 4 4 * ‘ + 9 ality, pI ‘ell made an 9 jwiss= ( i | e a Vr a n ce ieee he AN cr int mgd Hopital aphetgesy ae \ WWI | thread Union Suits, low neck, sleeve: | ribbed lise thrend, in umbrella style, made under one’s personal supervision. No, these are not dressy | frocks, but the kind that should be represented by six or eight | styles in every Summer wardrobe—for morning wear on the| piazza, along the beach, or at the country club. : Lawns and dimities are cee with their quaint colored printings. Voiles are striped, dotted and checked. Then, too, | we have frocks of cotton voiles, Lorraine tissues, Arnold prints, | @| striped ginghams, pire and checked zephyrs and dotted Swisses. One might call the trimmings artistic, as the thread and Valenciennes laces, embroideries and touches of silk and velvet ribbons are so cleverly designed. Prices Are the Best of All | For Women—sizes 82 to44—$4.60, $5.75, $6.75, $7.60, $8.50, $10.50 to $18.60. $Genuine Irish Linen Suits, short thyee-button coats; ?made with a long roll collar,.exacty like picture, rand latest model: skirt, sa { For Young Women 14. 26, 18 and20 year, GEN eee soft French cuffs, silk-stitched, and with silk buttonholes, Pure For ¢ Girls—18, 15 an 5 » 1 $6 to $10. i Shi it silk- Original: P 10.00 ial ae (trae yak V\ ( Pty $2:70; $2.60; pac7E'te B10" silk Summer Shirts, at the price of the usual silk-and-cotton variety—$3.50 each. All sizes. Main Floor On Duty: A New Regiment of Men’s Sample STRAW HATS $2—Regularly $3, $4 and $5 The Mundheim Sample Hats are being decimated. We have hurried reinforcements to the front—1,500 New Model All-Wool Suits, satin lined, cheviots, Scotch mixtures and serges, misses’ and women’s sizes, 1; = 5.00 Original Priee 15.00 Slightly soiled All-Wool white Serges, some with fine black hair lines, Broken from lines that have been, selling all "season at $20.00 and $25.00, 5.00 + Original Price. 20.00 and 25,00 ‘Handsome Embroidery Trimmed SxChambray Dresses;, twenty colors; Lastripes and plain, SIO -, Original: Price 10:00 iD resses, newmodels in Dutch and high neck styles, made of Jinon cham- - pybray, gingham and lawn, ‘in: white and 1.00 Exceptional—300 Frocks for Young Girls To Be Sold Tomorrow at $2 We are pleased to get these frocks even though they were not made to our special order. But you can rest assured that, they are of such good quality that we think them equal to dresses that we have sold heretofore at $4. We got them at a concession because they were a surplus. Five styles in cool and pretty ginghams, reps and percales— mostly ed with embroideries. Third Floor fine Straw Hats from two other makers of quality. Ready tomorrow morning, making, with the remaining Mundheim hats, a full assortment of fashionable styles— Splits, Sennits, Milans and Mackinaws, in all sizes from 614 to 734. $2 each; values from §3 to $5. Main and Fourth Floors $2.25 to $15 j These new styles fit well down over the head, yet they are not hoods. Quite the prettiest style has the new Tam o’Shanter, crown of fine Tagal, and the only trimming is a large velvet bow. | A large chiffon veil is attached, $15. ~ The other price-extreme is $2.25 for a jaunty Hat of checked English worsted—fashioned like a man’s cloth hat—with a| stitched brim and high crown which may be pulled down well | over the head. Other smart styles also at this price. | Styles are many and unique, whether made of messaline silk, straw braid or Batavia cloth. Third Floor | \ | 75 Sorts of Good Towels Easily that many in the Gimbel Linen Store, from the tiny “‘guest-room" towels to the biggest bath sheet. Here are some you will be interested in; at prices that we are eager to have you compare: Ideal Motoring & Steamer Hats Men’s Low Shoes Of High Degree—Now $4.75 Hitherto $6 in our own stock—and we have heen might lof them at their full price. Most distinguished in s\ last, moderately pointed toe; with the look of custom shoes, Three varieties: tan Russia leather and gun-metal calfskin, im‘ the new Brogan-cut Blucher and patent leather calf in straight, Oxford style, Tomorrow, all sizes $4.75. Second Floor , Hammock Prices Swing Low * Hammocks restful enough to send you off on a dreamy cruise* on a lazy Summer afternoon, Bought under-price from a large ' \maker; turned over to you the same way. Colors and designs | | Quite TW ATP Guy beetts foe Huckabeck 1 Towels with g 5 . |are exiremely hance: the Hammocks themselves are wella, lamas! lers, was : io |made and very durable. 4 ; , with f hite | and read . \ 4 Original Price 4.90 borders, 180 each; others aly 6c non Ope: seh at Yn oo $i A) O18), 06 and 88: Rarulusly $8.00, 98 and 6s 7 ‘ ‘ : » an 5 leavy Turki Ia, extri . -60 an 4 00, ¢Long.line Princess Lingerie Dresses of Other ‘Towels in “guest-room’ | snow white, B66 each, usually (ore ee ee eae variate Triste teas beta: tor Berea eall-over needlework embroidery, Seties, "with hemes bomattesed, | Tower plats wie, terttnes sane ecg) galaaaemed inane Hy hy * a en 7 ft 00. tealloped or embroidered ends, from | corded borders, 360 ach, rey, Bde. and campers, ot 8 ramocks, khaki | Several excellent. stylea_of thet $1.80 to $9 doz. Very smart i ‘ / loth, with | favorite COUCH HAMM«' tase Fine German Huckaback Towels, | Priiged Linen Table Covers y Pee care ial the "Restwell, oon 73 4.90 ” $10.60; the “Dream- } with damask borders, 19 x 39 in., $3 | for Summer cottages are of t: Hi jocks, in hand- Id," at $12; with legs, $13.60; : Original Price. 10.00 dozen, recuerly $2.6. A eifal with rod, blue oF rons berder: 1 e | pee ‘ind colorings, at $1.36 "New Youn" with Pens ai ee Women's’ Natural Pongee ‘coats, full cana Geant of 6 doe, |GET vee ak "| east — mt D ; usually $4.75. ond: Floor * " : th models embroidered collars and Stirring Specials i ye ; Oil Paintin 8 Dress Goods 4, — Third Under-Price irring Specials in Progen Qne-Third Under-trscit,| Remnants at Half aM Fine Hair Good Orable Neg gees | s.andsomely framed, that will appeal | _ Choose from fine fabrics, black and oods | Of course, their beauty makes | ;S"connoisseurs, and most suitable | colored in hundreds of2!: to 84d. i 3; o CVs are § Ltle ey, i o oH Newest model Tan or Natural Linene Geode age {s noted for the too, make them attractive, . Untally $17.60 te 9280 5 yds. Grey Checked?” Formerly Skirts; full pleated, perfectly tailored. extremely high quality and| | Negligecs of daintily tein ao ti EM Suiting 54 in the admirable atyle of its Helps | lawn at $1.50 are quite as pretty rene by T. By Craig, 9196 | gee ry Bate 8 8:75 to Smart Hair Dressing, For |s he Lt feve—auh rat at) sChildren,” by Frita Ng, at 696, | 5 het Suiting, 54 in 4.25 11.16 e latter price Hi fi 40. a White dotted Swiss Negligees mrad” by K Vollmark, at | Blac Homespun, - at $3 have charming dotted |$25, from $35. 6 yds, Navy Shadow ‘ y‘ormations, Bwitcheh and Pulls borders in color, Tie as soe, Runshine,” bye Fie: | Stine Serge, 60iny, 4.25 10.00, especially for the Sum- ose al an i 5.00 Si, Original Price 2.50 Finest Linen Dresses, embroidery on cana 544 yds. Heliotrope I yoke and sleeves, twenty colors, " low | delightful with their lingerie col-| 60c Maraschino Cherry hile nd = wool ’ 7 mer Coiffure, st + very? low ogg Fag lace and ribbon| Chocolates, 36caPound | , Crepe, 46 iy a 3.50 © 828}, J 90 prices, nie ; Empire style, of | One ¢ the famous sieneye reySeotch Home- “ai ry ‘ course. i andy Specials for Spun, 64 in, 5 11.264 ial Transformations At O6¢, regularly 6, clusters of/ French hand-made Negligees, Friday and Saturday | $2448. Black Chain 1 Original Price 7.50 a t ly 87, Transf 14 puffs of fine German Hair, in all 5 to $55. . Weave Serge, 54in,, 6.60 11.88 Good quality check and dotted chif- pl tee TORRE Se Trane | aati ae as asl Eee Bacques, of flowered | ost fem sunlay Mamize | 6b ost quality 4 p > German Hair, 24 in, long, to go all | fnest ad curly French Hair; d 85c; dotted |ing. Not more than 5 Ibs, to a] 6 y¢ Serse 1.00 fons, fancy figured, striped and dotted 1 ‘ around the head, 2to 14 pulls toa set, davon fag eno, os $1 | customer. Htamine, 60 ine’. 8,95 7 foulards, beautifully embroid Gat . | is At $6.60, rogularly $10. Trans. | ~ ' ’ | Swiss and embroidery, $1. miheas Biase malnans nee BOD 7.60 j ly embroidered voiles, et , formations ‘of finest naturally wa Switches Second Floor way Store, ond Floor Marquisettes, lingerie and wes \ p | French Hair, very light weight, in al Special at $2, Switches of natu- | colors except gray and white, rally wavy German Hair, 20 1n. long, Hair Dressing and Manicuring for making the new col of Psyche 5. 90 | Manicuring Pare amare, comfort | BpRSia #8 24inc Sitch of for the shopper and ex) « tervice in Hair'Drewing Manear: | of BA Growing, BROADWAY NEW YORK TMIRTY-THIRD ST, a jaloony Oviginal Price 10.00 $2.90 fag. Massage and Chiropody,