The evening world. Newspaper, June 26, 1911, Page 6

THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JUNE 26, |CAILLAUX ASKED TO FORM | NEW FRENCH .CABINET. Minister of Finance, Who Resigned With Premier Monis, Considers Request of Fallieres. | PARIS, June %.—PresidenSFatiieres | to-day asked Joseph Calilaux, the Min-| _ PRISON FOR GIRL _ WHO TOK Polson WN EFORT 10 DE | Would-Be Suicide, Jilted by Vaudeville Actor, Shows No Interest in Her Sentence. | Brandreths PILLS | The best and most care- | jie of Fianna tn one Morte Minsty| fully prepared laxative | Cabinet M Catiaux aaid that be would] inn the world; relieves pelleoat Geipnds wad and cures constipation, | reulasat by 3, on the cause of most ill- | ness. Donot wait; one | trial will convince you their great value. consult his jeaders. wted to the President by M. Monis, it 1» under- stood that If he undertakes the task that the new Cabinet will follow the path of the old concerning proposed changes in the electoral law involving | proportional representation in elections. | Accordingly Cailiaux will be required | Of to make up a combination which will! be assured of the support of the radical) block majority, which Is divided on he | ——————————_— question of electoral reform | WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS, i | A young woman, about twenty years! 014, who first sald that her name | was Mildred Holland, and later changed it to Hart, discovered to-day when she wee arraigned before Judge Dyke in| the Brooklyn County Court House that | ‘at ts a crime to attempt suicide and ‘fall. | Eleven months and twenty-nine days | iq the Penitentiary was the sentence | meted out to the girl, who took her | be te Established punishment without tho slightest sign fl Haifa of interest. She presented @ pathetic | Century. picture as she leaned against the rail- | ing in, the courtroom, still weak from | the effects of the dichloride of mercury she drank on June 1@ to end her life. | ‘When she had been pumped out at the Brooklyn Hospital she told about a) vaudeville actor who had made love to| her and had promised to “put her in the business,” but who finally went back on her. She was living at a theatrical | Doarding-house at No. 69 Willoughby | street, Brooklyn, then, and when she found herself abandoned by the man) the tried to kill herself. Bho pleaded guilty when she was ar-| raigned in court to-day, and even when | Judge Dyke gave her a severe tongue- | lashing for giving a false name to the @lerk who took her pedigree, sho dis-| played no sign of interest. Nothing is) known of the girl's antecedents, but It | was rumored about the court-room that her mother was an Indian squaw. | talisman CAPT. HENRY FRENCH DIES. | ‘Former Commander of New Lote| Police Expires After Long Hiness. Henry French, formerly a police cap- tain, died yesterday after a long tliness | in his home, No. 117 Bradford street, Clearance Sale Lingerie Dresses & Linen Suits At $8.50—Washable Dresses—Of Linen, Lingerie, reir with Black and White Dots. Formerly $12.75 At $12.50—Voile Dresses—Of Silk Foulard and Wash Materials, hand-embroidered. Formerly $16.50 & 20.00. At $15.00—Lingerie Dresses, trimmed with several rows of heavy Cluny Lace, also White Dotted Swiss and other high class dresses. Formerly $25.00. At $25.00, 45.00 & 75.00—Fine French Hand- made ‘Dresses—White and White with Colored Em- broidery. Hand-embroidered and trimmed with fine Laces. Reduced from $45.00 to 175.00. 18.50—Linen Dresses—In White and several colors. Il sizes, 14 to 46. Hand-scalloped with Irish Crochet Collar and Cuffs. At $11.00 & 18.50—Linen Suits—Of White and Nat- ural Linen and several Colors. Formerly $15.00 to 45.00. At $3.75, 5.00 & 7.50—Lingerie Waists—Formerly $6.00, 7.50 & 15.00. Woolen Suits, Coats and Silk Dresses reduced to close out all remaining garments. James McCutcheon & Co. 5th Ave. & 34th St., warr7nttoria. At Brooklyn. He was chiet of the New | Lets police when that town was an- nexed to Brooklyn and was retired fit- teen years ago, when ho was elected to | the Assemply from the East New York district. | Capt. French was one of = most Popular members of the old Brooklyn police force. At the time of his death he was nixty-ono years old. Hoe leaves & daughter, Mrs, Della Connolly of Roseville, L. 1. The interment will be at Holy Cross Cemetery on Wednes- morning. Funeral services will be in St, Malachy's Churgh, wast New York. Ay 32 Years Laadet SIXTHS AVE. 19270.20*.STREET. Sales advertised Sunday for Monday’s selling continued to-morrow Tuesday’s Special Shopping Attractions in the UNDER-PRICE BASEMENT The Popular Rough Straw Banded Sailors Made of the wanted rough straw, black, navy, burnt and white. All the correct widths of brim. This is the only store in New York that offers this tremendously popular street hat 250 Dress Shapes, odds and ends; at such a low price; other stores ask 95c. values to 2 5 ec $1.98, at For stylish black chip un- trimmed hats. Eight p 48c distinct styles. All new and up to date. The finest lot of hats that has ever been seen in a special sale at a bargain price; value $1.25. CF Under-Price Basement, &7 ON SALE TO-MORROW, Waists Colored embroidered, luce, trimmed lawn walsts, high or low neck; kimono sleeves; also chambrays with neck; short sleeves. tal Tuesday only........ i Special Tuesday Sale of ° Tub Dresses For Misses, Juniors and Small Women Cambric body; deep tucked la) flounce; wn trimmed with fine Val. Inserting and lace ruffle or embroid- ery fe. U ¥ $ Dainty New Styles ea See Made to Sell up to e $3.50 regularly. Made of plain and fancy percales, fancy Inwns, dimities and linons; fashioned in a large variety of high, Jow, square and round neck desi Trimmed in many different dainty models with an abundance of fine laces, strappings, ings and ribb short or Skirts full gored, plaited, med, wb a large varie! pretty and effective colorings, Values to $3.50; $ Misses’ Tub Skirts Of high grade linene; made in several new models; side gored, panel front and back, side butte and pearl button trimmed; in tan, blue, Lengths 33 85 to $9; 81.2 ues at, EF Under-Price Basement. (17 ON BALE TO-MORKOW,) ine Silk Gloves Women's HEU milk gloves: + double tipped tan and golden Oh) Buiere age brown. Usually $1 day only... Nottingham ‘lace curtal ht % o 8iX to ose & pair Dalrnn wees ceee [GIMBELS Whether Your Choice Is a Lingerie Blouse with High or Dutch Neck, You May Select It at an Economy In This June Sale $3.95, regularly $5 and $6 $4.76, regularly $6.95 $1, regularly $1.50 and $2 $1.60, regularly $2.50 and $3 $2, regularly $3.50 and $4 $5.76, regularly $7.50 and $8.75 $3, regularly $4.75 $6.76, regularly$10.75 and$12.75 We have provided so many styles that selection is really a pleas- ure, because a woman has the satisfaction of knowing that she has had every imaginable mode from which to choose. Some with Dutch necks are in round effects; others are square. But each and toil style whether with high or low neck is daintily trimmed. ‘i Jery few women would have the patience to do the hand-em- broidery that makes beautiful the Blouses even at the lowest prices. Materials are dainty and sheer—French batiste, voiles and aad tes Also the old favorite—Persian Lawn. ically every Blouse is also trimmed with lace which may be a very good quality Valenciennes or thread lace, or it may be real Irish lace. Blouses have either long or short sleeves, some kimono style; but there is large selection of styles with regular sleeves. All sizes from 32 to 44—but not all sizes in every style, as the Sale includes a large portion of our regular stock, which we are closing out as the season is advancing. French Hand-Made Blouses $30, were $42 and $45 $34.76, were $49 $8, were $8.75 $8.76, were $10 and $10.75 $8.75, $9.76 and $10, were $16.50. | $40, were $55 $10.76 and $12.76, were $19.75 $47.60, were $65 $18.76 and $19.75, were $29.75 $67.60, was $110 $26, were $40 Third Floor Quaint and Picturesque Lingerie Hats—$3.25 It seems cruel to call these “samples,” as they are so pretty that no one would imagine their duplication quite possible. Yes, each of these 75 hats is decidedly individual—as the hats for which these were the models were made for milliners elsewhere. Materials of which they are made, alone, will convince one that Gedy are worth at least $5, $6 and $7. arious Empire and Dutch Bonnets, mushroom and other etal shapes. But their real beauty is the clever way in which white net, laces and eyelet embroideries have been com- bined with garlands of flowers, messaline and ribbon trimmings. Indeed, they are charming—every one of them. Third Floor Real Hair Hats—Untrimmed, $1 Madame may choose one of these for the “best Hat of all,”’ as they are black, flanged with velvet—and the majority are in large shapes, which require either feather or flower trimmings. Number is limited, as we are closing out our entire collection of these Hats. That is the reason why the price is not $3. - oor $2.25 Is NOT the Right Price Of These House Dresses That is, if they had been t dur- ing the regular season. Then the right Price would have been $3.50. A manufacturer, who has made thou- sands of house—rather ost eatee for us, had just enough of this pretty striped dimity for 400 dresses—so he made them for us at a concession. ‘These dresses are so charmingly dainty that it takes one back to the days when the family seamstress used to make a half dozen or more cool frocks for mother and the elder sisters. Besides, the dresses are so neatly made that one imagines that they had been made in one’s own sewing room—ev seam and hem is beautifully finished, and the embroidery insertion and lace edging that finish the square-neck are carefully mitred in each corner. White striped dimity with rosebud pattern, in either pink, light blue or lavender. Other House Dresses at $1.60 to $5. Main Floor Give Your Table Linen A Summer Vacation It has worked hard for you, and made your table look beauti- ful all Winter, and has stood its various trips to the laundry with fortitude. Give it a rest: and use, in your country house, such ex- cellent, sturdy linens as these, which have just come to us from Scotland: Pattern Table Cloths, in hand-) at $5.25 each. some designs, including rose, lily of] Napkins to Match, 22 and 25-inch, the valley, holly, clover, ete., ranging] at fi and $5 dozen, 2x2 yds., $2.26, to 2x3 yds., at $3. om the Same Scotch Manu- 60. Napkins to Match, 20, 22 and 24- facturer we have a small quantity— inch at $2.26, $2.76 and $3.75 dozen. 350 yards—of a sturdy snow-white Table Cloths of Finer Quality, in| Damask, 71-inch wide, to sell for about ten beautiful new desigsn, ranging] what many retail stores would pay for from 2x2 yards at $3.60 to 2x3 yards| it today, 96 yard. White Dress Linens—Special Gimbels is headquarters in New York for White Pure Flax Dress Linens. What with placing orders for large quantities, far ahead, and securing many a choice prize, from makers or import- ers, we continue to make remarkable offerings. For instance: 86-inch Oyster White Linen Suiting, in a medium weight, open weave, fully shrunk, at 40c yard, instead of 50c, Same quality, 45-inch wide, 60¢ yard, instead of 60c, 90-inch Oyster White Linen Suiting, 76¢ yard, instead of $1; in medium or heavy weights. Second Floor Rain Makes Grass— Grass Needs Cutting So that the man whose:lawn has profited by the recent fre- quent showers will be interested in the remedy furnished by this Sale of Gimbel Lawn Mowers which involves low and high wheel Mowers, plain and ball-bearing, specially made for Gimbel Brothers, and guaranteed to be smooth- running, to cut closely and to give satisfaction: Lawn, Mowers | Ball Bearing 16 in,, regularly 18 in., regularly $3 Gimbel Special High Wheel Lawn Mowers Plain Bearing 12 in,, regularly $ 14 in., regularly 18 in., regularly at $7.60 20 in,, regularly $10.26, at $8. Gimbel Special Low Wheel Lawn Mowers Ball Bearing 16 or 18 in., regularly $4.75, at $3.60 1911. New Styles Presented Yesterday at the Fashion Event of the Year Cable received yesterday at 6 P. M. LONGCHAMPS, June 25, 1911 GIMBEL BROTHERS, Grand Prix---the Supreme Paris First News to Reach America New York, N. Y. Lewis, the Parisian hat king, considers these the domi- nating fashions worn at the Grand Prix today: Dresses of Louis XVI. and Directoire styles. White dresses trimmed with black velvet. Bodices with fichus. ‘ Black velvet hats trimmed with fringe, and faced with lace. Gace hewte tee fabrics. Colors—Novelty blue, violet and black-and-white. mcbhing edvertising. GIMBELS—PARIS. Is it any wonder that Gimbels has attained the fashion leadership in America? Always the first in the field—abroad and at home! Drastic Lessening of Prices in This Early Clearance of Women’s and Young Women’s LINEN SUITS Suits for Women—now $5, $7.50, $8.50, $10, $12.50, $15, $18.50, $22.50 and $25 Suits for Young Women—now $5, $8.50, $10, $12 and $13.50 As we always endeavor to cultivate our foresight, so that it will be better than our hindsight, we have ordered a general clearance of ar Linen Suit remaining in our stock. ve do not wish to be boastful, but nae Na past six weeks we have sold more than five thousand Linen Suits. But to do this it was neces- sary for us to assemble a tremendous variety of styles. It is only natural that now, after such strenuous selling, sizes are broken. As our rule compels us to have large ranges of complete sizes, these Suits must be disposed of immediately at a sacrifice. Styles are distinctive: these suits were copied and adapted from our own imported models by Poiret, Bechoff-David, Paquin, Drecoll, Bernard and Cheruit, and made to our especial order by the best linen suit specialists in New York. Every Suit is man-tailored, so one can readily understand that every detail is carefully finished. We were as insistent about the quality of the trimmings and that they should not be slighted as we were that every inch of Linen should be water-shrunk. Only absolutely pure linen has been used in the making of these Suits —-French, Austrian, Russian, Irish and Ramie weaves. All the new colors, besides black, natural and oyster white; also several striped color‘combinations. < Alth sizes are broken, every size is included—for women, sizes 82 to 46; for young women, 14, 16, 18 and 20 years. Second Floor A Suit—A Trip—And Then the Dip! We Are Proud of the Fact That Our Bathing Suits Are Different from All Others Why? icctitbe cok Old tak have theca mobcle tp the wets ; bathing suit makers. They were Con Ged by dressmakers who — understand how Bathing Suits should fit. This is why our Suits N are not baggy and unsightly, and why they lend themselves to make women ful rather than appear awkward. We are proud of our distinctive styles, as they are not extreme. Now that the bathing season is rapidly nearing its height we have arranged for tomorrow : A Special Event in Bathing Suits and Accessories One may select the following Bathing Suits in all sizes from 34 to 44: At $2.96—Mohair model with square neck, trimmed with bands of pale sateen; black or navy. At $5.95—The new Empire or Corselet of Feeyperl kimono Beales with gored skirt and high waist- H ack. ‘ats .95—Princess model of black satin; kimono style with very short cap sleeves; curved under the arm so that they will not bind the arms when one is swimming. Trimmed with black-and-white piping to accentuate the panel effect. 2 :. At $6.60—Black Duchess Satin model with square neck, belted blouse and well shaped gored skirt. At $6.75—The new Sweater model, with mohair skirt. Jue and gray. Blue ore oo: of either navy or black t. $6.95—Princess model mohair, square neck, tr with plaid sill Other Bathing Suits for women—mohair, $2.95 to $9.75; satin, $5.96 to $32.60, Children’s Bathing Suits, sizes 2 to 14 years—mohair and flannel, $1.25 to $5.95; ape piece Sweater Suits, 2 to 8 years—white, gray, blue, $1.85. Third Floor Bathing Accessories Something decidely new—pure rubber Caps and Sateen Dutch Caps, with rosettes at the sides—red; navy, black polka-dotted, 750. ersian and Flowered Silk Caps, $1.35, $1.60, $2.25 $2.50. Bathing Sandals, white or black canvas, with cork or rubber ales, 260, 35c and 60c pair. Sateen Sandals, $1 to $1.50. Satin Sandals, @2.25, Garters to match—cerise, navy, wistaria and cardinal, Bathing Sho, high, canvas, 600, 760 and $1; sateen, Sateen Cape, red, navy, black, also polka-dotted, 80; | °* Biehl Baga bite or black serge oF sateen, 280 and basen syle 600. 0 a |, 260; jathing Bags, blue or serge Tloce In the Pink Shop one may select comfortable and durable Bathing Corsets at $1 to $1.50. Second Floor plat leh as Biloba a udubs Baby Very Remarkable—‘‘ QD OMESTIC” Sewing Machines at $22 Think of getting one of these splendid Machines, with half a century of high reputation back of them, in a new 1911 drop-head model, for only $22, when the pi aiet machine, sold by agents on time payments, cos ‘ hy Further, think of having one of these Machines sent to your ome on & Firs y Ferment of 98 Remainder of $1 Weekly Sf and of use of the machine while you are paying for i These nha have a full set of the Wonderful “Don mith attachments, including the new five-stitch ruffler, which does beautiful work and can also be made to do other shirring and ruffling of various degrees of fine- ness, The improved presser-foot feeds over fabrics of varying thickness with ease. The machine makes the change from lock stitch to chain stitch, and back again, in a minute—two machines in one. We Have Sold Hundreds of These Machines Already. How Soon Are You Coming for Yours? Better come NOW—if you're thinking of buying a machine at all. Free instruction, if your home is in Greater New York. Free delivery, to any freight station within our freight delivery zone, on first payment of $2, Visit the Sewing Machine Store and ask for a demonstration,