The evening world. Newspaper, July 31, 1911, Page 8

seer een sperms reste _THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JULY 81, 1911. Pe omen mt greta aes ee a There Started in the GIMBEL STORE Today | + LOWERFAREFIGHT etisteidtisers ote! 6A AUGUST FURNITURE SALE ” ON PENNSYLVANIA Set ha straight passenger fares and freight oa Cc apallend That Stands on Its Own Four Legs for Your Judgment ter As it must be days before the man P WARNING 18 GIVEN OTHER | can be reached « prospect ari is teing @! ‘ ‘The Furniture is soundly built, skilfully selected, shrewdly purchased, and sold at small profits. It has been provided in quite excep- } | Se eoeatiebok tek enerintualan mayen, | Sze Clery cee a Fe tional variety, and includes much distinguished furniture that has rarely, if ever, been obtainable in an under-price occasion. . “Interstate Commerce Board) 1: on, the commission eAye |, | food and water, in cas E —_Declares Rates to Suburban | Sty-ride and tere taran of tne Con The Decision as to Where You Will Make Your August iu Points Excessive. | War tas sunsspsveaias "ie take _ Purchases Will, of Course, Be Determined by the FURNITURE k (ha chop suena va, oa nek TV Soar, Brandrettis , Hundreds of New York’s well informed bag sme are making decisions today, among these fine, fresh, beautiful Gimbel stocks, |. MUST BE CUT BY SEPT. 1. il ROL enter an order with PILLS which ask only comparison with what is shown by other good stores, and rest their case on your own good taste and judgment. jt f We shall expect there defendancs, how- Every room in the house is provided for, in delightfully satisfying variety. Of course, only a fragment of the story can be told in gror, promptly, to take those fares vr | The best and most care- detail today. The Exhibition will repay the ambitious housekeeper for a long railway journey. Come early tomorrow, if you can. ' i vi CKa- | commission the reductions which show Megs, » ‘ ‘ iat ‘ ‘ Erie, West Shore and Lacka eee we creer Cae Were nae full ed ineati | Most of this August Sale’s advantages—and while they last they are goingto | ular stock—(of which the Dining-Room Suite illustrated here is a fair example,) wanna Hit—No Decision on | /4" Proceeding arainet the New U. ‘ prepar jaxative oa “Home B sautiful” a matter mighty easy of accomplishment—are de- | making Grand Total of $375,000 Worth of Action ip taken, as the commission has! in the world; relieves | ved from the fac a Gra ‘otal o orth oi New York Central ct ateuua'e iaiormation, “In view of Bathe dt The Whole NEW Gimbel Stock of Furniture Furniture at August Prices the invetigation being made by the! and cures constipation Has Been Reduced from 10 to 50 Per Cent Every living-room in the home is richly eovided for, with furniture ranging Now State Commis: int 6 7 . . ‘ over) o ; WASHINGTON, July WA vietwry Semmeutation farea of the New York | the cause of t ill which fives the home-furnisher absolutely free choice from the most artisticand | from the most inexpensive kind that we consider reliable, to the most_ sumptuous Ta Wen, sebig by Gas Gommmumra| Ore Tek mettes, fe reserves ne Cou most ll- beautiful collection of high-grade furniture in New York today, at savings rang- | pieces that our expert collected abroad—unique pieces of great beauty Our en- against the railroads in thetr fight for| Actors * Charity. ness. Donotwait: one ing from ten to fifty dollars on every hundred spent, with a grand average of over | tire wonderful collection of lower fares to and trom New York and] Ronan, sCormpany made #80) "yer | ges F TaN twenty-five dollars out of every hundred. ; Imported Furniture Is Marked at Half Price eebarban points, While in @ decision NORD’ fie contr the Hospital tor| trial will convince you But that isn’t all. This more than $250,000 worth of superb Furniture—all of | and is exhibited in the Auditorium, on the Eighth floor, with many superb Ameri- @ the Interstate Commerce Commie Detormitios and Joint Diseases, No. f thei al it NEW, mind you, for it couldn’t well be anything else in a store that has been | can reproductions of period furniture, also at very low prices. | dem handed down in the matter of pro- | 1017 Medison, arene, bye ee crverne | O their great value. coe erties a year—has been still further diversified and amplified by the The Furnishinge of the Ideal Home, on the Seventh floor, mostly imported f $122,500 Worth of Specially Purchased Furniture PSURNITURE WHICH YOU ARE NOT YET READY TO RECEIVEcan ites tance « 5 aouaniea rolibecrtern pom ee ee wee nd ALL of Freres wie ew teak eae, ia for our reg: & po gh a k.. 1 ee ee ore ive “ “ Spanowauters ras. || Sa 121st Mate the Commission also finds that & ree (eo commutation fares are excessive ¥ ™ (ane they cucsed motorialiy the 4 Gaeayse ot came reas tor acvotan-/|Our Annual August Furniture Sales Begin Oe Se me orang eguiam wo|| 2Uesday and Wednesday, Mean Big Savings SE aeetan | Dining Tables, 6,89 |Dining Chair, 5S ne not adequate information. 4 Made of se- renin eae meta] 119 . = sparen earl tases’ o& (Ge Hew centre pedes-| The greatest difling ! !! ! tal, heavy|chair (as illustrated) pre claw feetlever offered. Solid highly _ pol-| oak, panel back, cane i % sion requiring it to desist from exact- \ ished, full) seat, highly polished 4 ing {ts present commutation fares to extension;| golden finish, reg. : and from New York City by Sept. 1, value 9.50. || $1.98. and for not less than two years there- Mattresses ir Pill after. For a monthly etxty-ride ticket || Made’from pure sterilised sanitary hair Hair Pillows 4 between New York City and New || covered in quality A. C. A. tick;} Made from pure sanitary hair; covered id i Brunswick, N. J. the commutation | cne or two parts; all sizes; in good quality of ticking in 29, tare in fixed at not to exceed #10 (it is |] value 9.98. different colors; value 4S¢. . . IC t new #12), and the road 6 ordered to é reaavat us conmoratin es ee|| Bed Combination \ { t bi - aus ts -y A } ; 4 White Enamelled Bed, f MALE. a yeayne ag THE CUT pee aval 384 44 | ° In particular instances ‘on the Erle j| Worgayee SPrBR. | e C lonial Di ° Suit di fi 0 O Desi tne Gickawanna ad: the Wert Shore| | stetiframe, | val. 1 olonia ining-room Suite Made After Our Own Design ' \ finds that th Thi ni , - : ‘ ; Nae }- Seats tion taret toes Seoaate iB tan Barpten cone C let This beautiful Dining-room Suite, in faultless Colonial style, is one of the features of the August Furniture Sale. It was designed! by Gimbel a oe ‘an, poapern: erephn berg top, val. 3.50 “AIL Gi arichagd experts, and made, in sufficient quantities to assure a low price, by amaker who specializes in Dining-room Furniture. It is suberbly made fame service. "No ofder In made in re- eae ‘Sites tags and finished in every detail, and is an admirable suite for a handsome dining-room. In solid mahogany, Early English or golden oa’: dab seed tant > ' ees | "4 Ap iis 4 A ; Sida 4 erate a b pert to Grace laslated canoe, Sewsver Sree wee dace extra | Museery rovbern: eobten oak In solid mahogany, Sideboard, 5A in., $60, from $90; China Closet, 54 in.| In Early English or golden oak, Sideboard, $55, from $85; China Closet, bf ut eee! select : ; high, 44 in. wide, with half mirror back, $47, from $58; Side Table, 42 in., $18.5 BA. Si Pat ‘ 5 f yoads the advisability of so readjuating || heavy slats on a ee temtened meer & ty ty from $24; ft eivtenalan Table, with 48 1B top, $32 (rs @ he Chair, $10.2 $43, from $54; Side Table, $16.60, from $22; Extension Table, $25, from $25; | the rates between New York and the ’ wai Breakfast Tables Ort. Zaxten a 7 » $32, from § air, $10.26, fees : Ween Aut z : few points referred to place thom natural light from $14; Side Chair, $7.26, from $10; both with leather slip seats Arm Chair, $7.75, from $12; Side Chair, $4.75,from $6.50. ON peti CE ia BAC] 1.98 tation fare schedule. Pt od oN @ — a i 5 m $3 i Rockers prepared by Commis! | | 7 from $35 7 20 3 Nowa Hate Maiioeseay’ ventana rom $9 $10.60 from $15 ae carer cece, = 5.98 Woh pa ie a Golden Oak Chiffoniers $22.00 from $25 $92 from $38 | No 2 | er ii ses, reduced to Saadtom te pa fn 0 case—pop' e E jonally 1 ; Cotton Felt Mattresses, in layers | Settees— rom $22 n $24 tation Fate case”—ae been Exceptionally 1a 6 | aquare ! Five-piece Parlor Snites gars from $18.50 us aon hn Early English Library Tables 4 ft. 6 in sizo, $7.60, from $10. Other abjon 20 fom $39, $28 from $55 ee ee aimee ished golden finish; $60 from $70. © $120 from $135 $12 from $18. $22 from $3: sizes reduced in proportion ables—$18.50 from $26 " | 6 from Je directly French plate mirror, ‘ 5 $75 from $105 $70 from $95 $12.60 from $25 $24 from $38 Fox Springs, 4 ft. 6 in. size, $8.60 $20 from $28 $21 from $29 | Nearly half a million commuters in and worth $10,00 : $85 from $110 $70 from $i0¢ Maple Chiffoniers $14 from $28 $7. from $14. | and §9.76, from $10 and $12.' Other \ near New York, the principles enun- 8 | $57.60 from $65 $14.76 from $18.50 $20 from $28 $10.76 from $12 sizes reduced in proportion. Desks in Early Cnglish | elated through the opinion are of fi Mahora mireaus $17 from $28 $24 from $30 Mah Lib Tabl Pillows—76c, from $1; $1.10, from $7 trom i ay Ai from $16 ‘v4 $1.40; $1.40, from $2; $2, f 2.50. from $i) | S14.7o rome $20" 24 from $32 Walnut Bureaus +. 25, nh 50 peas $30. 1 : on : ve a vt Mahogany Desks— SIL from $26 $28 from $35 | g24from $32 $80 rom $36 0-80 from $18 from 335 | Golden Oak Extension Tables | “$16 from $20 22 from $28 | ae ENS $20 from $28 $30 from $40 $28 from $40 $40 from $48 eee ive HS bey Hi 8. from ae eres Ha $18 from $25 $26 from $32 t : : ° $26 from $30 $40 from $48 4 Seog Yy 12 from $16 $20 from $30 Walnut Desks— Tomorrow—Every Lingerie Dress in the ais ha Mepis Walnut Chiffoniers Tee eee een Se | SA Bom BS Sas from GE |. GES on Base store ser i i i i > 23 from $80 988 from $35 Early English Extension ‘Tables— bad Gimbel Salons Will Face Its Final Reduction $i¢-76from $20 $20 from $27 | $26 from §35 G88 from $46 BreslDedneas We fumes sie irom s20 | Leather Seat Rockers | « $26 from $35 i mnainnteaia Various designs, n panel or ‘our- | 4942 fr m $15 ee Pe | USCA aS Sie OREN aie } 2 a Mahogany Extension Tables. rom $7. from $16 Upwards of 2,000 Fine Imported ores g10.75 franezo. 990 tom sag | Post effect: some have the two-con- | MEga"Ham ein gaB trom $55 | $6.80 from $10. $10 from $28 | - rng yi nap nes Lego con $24 from $28 $33 from $i0_| tinuous posts. Satin or bright fin- $52 from $65 $10.60 from $15 and Domestic Dresses $18 from $24 $26 from $32 | @ojden Oak Lib Tabies | eeti.tl see FumedOakMissionFurniture| Wood Seat Desk Chairs olden Oa: rary fabies $7.60 from$10 $20 from $30 Arm Chairs In walnut, imitation mahogany, i M A ee Mahogany Chifteniers. $2 from $18 Be from 333 et or $12 oH from He be from had $10.50 from oe maple, rollin and furred a Aniabaa | 4.76 ft 20, 3 2 rom 60 from § rom 25 from $9 rom $2! rom $6.| 60 from $7.60 ore Than 100 Styles for Lorem gee, sata from 32 | gid from $28 $40 from $16 from $25 $7.60 {rom $12 $17 from $27 om "8 {rom $8 F WwW d Y omenand Young Women Th ad i ousands of Blankets, Sheets, Comfortables and Bedspreads at Prices ° A ° A $6.75, originally $10 and $12.50 That Will Delight Every Housekeeper in This $10, originally $16.60 and $18.76 AUGUST SALE OF BED COVERINGS When you talk about “Utica” Sheets and Pillow Cases, and equally staple qualities of Blankets, Quilts, Bedspreads and the like, you are talking about things that every housekeeper knows like a book—including their market prices—and in which she is keenly interested. Therefore pian descriptions of these bread-and-butter staples of housekeeping and the extraordinarily low prices in this First Gimbel Ana Sale of Bed Coverings are all that is needed to impress on the majority of women living in and about New York the great importance of this occasion. One thing may be added, and that is, that we compelled these low prices by lavish purchases, made at most advantageous times, of the $18.60, originally $20 and $25 $16.60, originally $30 $22.60, originally $40 $25, originally $42.50 $33.75, originally $60 We have every reason to believe this to be the largest and best value-giving Sale ever presented in New York. | And we are certain that you will really appreciate the situa. scores of high-quality items in the Sale; so that there is plenty for everybody. Some of the important offerings: j tion hiss Tanks thls wnlgus Sale posal le. We started the Utica Sheets ] Muslin Sheets, 55c | Radaprends bg all made es the Gimbel standard seanon Wi coubtediy the largest collection of styles that Torn Sizes Before Hemmin, | 68c each, regularly 80c; bleached sheets, 81 x $1 each, regularly $1.75—Large double-bed i i been assembled. ‘These were not shown merely 64 x 90 in., regularly 65¢, now ae | 90in, before hemming; good wearing cotton, | asa shandbome parterna; best value we bave aoa eee Mid nse, cep " | ve stvle waa i ny pp . ; i * offered. H LU Ud : hy sip mut ah ay i ‘was in a complete range of sizes—and 63 x 90 In., regularly 70¢, now 600 | Pillow Cases, 16c | ¥°91.90 each, regularly ¢8—Beautiful satin or | ton, filling cotton and wool, the ¢ plenished from time to time. Then, too, new 72 x90 in., regularly 75c, now 650 | J | corded finish; medium weight; large aizo for | $4.95 pals, regularly $6; white woolen blank. { styles were continually added. Yes, it is true that many of 81 x 90 in., regularly 80c, now 60¢ | Sizes 45 x 86 jn. before hemming, and made of | double beds. | eta, made for best woar, 60 x 84 In., puro wool our Lingerie Dresses were disposed of in the July Clearance ” ie wen remnants of the very best grades of cotton Down-Filled Quilts filling on fine cotton warp. Blue or pink beadings, { 3ut the hundreds of other Dresses, beside: j 51 5 69 in. remulariy 960, now The sheeting, such ns Percale, New Bedford, Wam- 6 pair, white with pink or blue bh bole ‘ 8 i er Dresses, besides newcomers, and 90 x 90 in., regularly 90¢, now 65 sutta, 5. T., Atlantic and others. 22¢ to 8be $9.60 cach, $5 kind; cut size, 6 x 5 ft., filled strictly alleen ‘Alling, on'ane epool ‘46 borders, every ce remaining from the Clearance will enter tomor- 90 x 99 in., regularly $1.05, now 78e qualities, at 160 each, | with good down; covered with hest Amorloan Thcee Acute Gad Glan’ pol vocton warp, row's Sale at unprecedented prices } J 4 4 | | enteen , | Majority of the Dresses ure all-white, and a few are hand- b Utica Pillow Cases Utica Sheeting, 260 Yard | Wool-Filled Quilts Oomfortables i embroidered and trimmed in color. Before H 2% yards wide, 26c for shoeta, Wool means strictly all-wool—@9.65 each, $1 each, $1,50-—Cotton-filled ©. \ Pe ae ee le ioe. Wain) Wie sidaetaa act git ie Bean 134 Yards wide’ 1340 yards for pillow cases, | gg\Qe'Gnd'¢t kind; F2a78 ine fine cicaiing cow’ | fortatten, doutle'bed sinay aligatoy cous i co™ | \ Lawns in the prett styles one can imagine, when told that 8 +» Fegularly 18¢, Fruit of the Loom or Hill Bloached Mus- erings, cut alzea, Crib Comfortables, filled with pure white \ the dreases are only trimmed with fine laces and ha ase iid iad] OIG Tha 45 x 86 in., regularly 20¢, now 166 lin, To yard, 86 in. wide, We reserve the right Blankets cotton, fi gentera of mull oF sille—al! hava 4 We grahraeHaia ab ts tha cari Wind che catahe te eee at ; 60 x 86 in., regularly 22¢, now 18¢ to limit quantity at this prico, Wo. are ofering some of the beet Blanket ain ‘sik border—et §1.00 oach, pegulsriy | | n such a Sale, “it is the early bird who catches the worm,’ as sizes are broken in most of 64x 36 in., regularly 2c, now 200 86-in, Lonsdale Cambrio at 100 yard, Specials in Now York, Bought direct from the 2.50 and $3, Geoond Floor the siyles—however every size is here; women’s, 32 to 84; young women's, 14, 16, 18 and 20 yrs == t Third Floor CURTISS BIPLANE ON EXHIBITION One of the famous Curtiss aeroplanes, which ja tho same model as the three that will be entered in the Gimbel New York-Philadelphia race, next Saturday, # on exhi- r bition on our Fourth Floor. | 5 This the enticn! Theohine toat made the hiatorle flghs from XK Wont toe 4 i vana—the first nerial flirht ever mado such a distance out of sight of land, hi { BROADWAY machine has flown in many cities of the country, and hes been seen by milllens of BROADWAY NEW YORK TMIRTY-THIRD BT. Ps NEW YORK THIRTY-THIRD 8T. people, Fourth Floor, —2 —SSSSS==—==