The evening world. Newspaper, May 24, 1912, Page 13

HER ON SIGHT, GIRL HOTEL AIDE oncatiilialinn thy John Shields, 60, Will * ‘Take Helen Walsh, 23, as June Bride, favitations were issued yesterday tn reoklyn to the wadding of John Ghiciie, y president of the Atiantio Basin Iron ‘Works i in Catholic Church of &t. John the Witloughby and Lewis avenues, . The wedding tour will be an — trip through Mngland. elds, a widower with no chil- ‘eet, Brooklyn, One night ew ago he went to lunch at the Brooklyn, with Joseph Mr. Shiolde me often at the Often ‘he took Mise Walsh for in one of ih a automobiles, end sometimes for hie motor On May 3 Miss Mvalen resigned E position of secretary of the hotel . She is the daughter of John © retired contractor. a Dmily Saddiemeler of No, atest, Brookiym, a friend of ‘Mise ‘Whish, to-day that the bride aaeured. her that love alone had fed her acceptance of the wealthy jer’s offer of marriag demunr, N.Y May %.— —Al New ee [ a eft ‘3 j 12188 4 2199 3 “AVE West : ere is great comfort in the seli adjustable sweatbands, which hold the Hat fir firmly on the head without undue pressure. In short, this Gimbel stock is man in search of just the Stiff Straws, all kinds, lackina’ Mi it Straw and $3. Panamas, $4.60 and more. and 3. THE EVENT. rN SUITOR TO WED Mackinaws and Other New Coats Which for Your Boy— For Trav lore and All-Wool or Washable Suits? peice ren aad ' “Sasy Ea nough ‘to Choose Spo wor} 's Wi ear The Glmbel oes The G Straw Hat) rans: ef TE Rally cal Sumner length Méc f, Which be ara te That You Like Best fuitablo for steamer wear, Pockets and mathatly tee In im th EAM Re style; but Rormetid a If it is wool, we n imposing array on the material { teal, which is in ‘iatleamd-wi dice want to show Fourth Floor, there are $17.80. Mackinaw Coats in various short and me- okarbooker’ serried ranks of Men’s ium jengthe's $10 to $19.60. Suits of navy blue on Ad collar that is overlay the coat where serge, at $6, $7.50, it fasteng fs the newest idea in encod Wa., —illustrated. 10 te "ss for It is of boucle with large buttons and buttonhole borat 7 to 18 bindings o Ted; also brown with tan, $21.60. P ain or plaited Cheched fabrics are also quite the, thing tn steamer coats, Moacseiioed coats—although we have numerous kinds, we are quite Y » Ron proud of this one of brown-and-white check with dashes of ‘4 fat toler, ca ae + Samad red, at $22.60. Other Steamer Coats, $15 f! Bus ae endl ta tallore. stay eae 4 blue serge, tal MOOR MO! cou iaeiiee aa peor as one Gare is bea Angin i a “heals ¢ sailor collars, at $8. 60 and 7. 80!" sizes a rare ae tal immeron, uta showes wont hur, them tan, with edges bound in silk braid, at $82.60. Hy FH ash fabrics are prefered, seo the smart Nortolk Suits of fs Z Ns a happy ! hunting ground for the White basket weave coats lined with a } bineaencohity checked or striped fabric, are only good For Motoring—natural Russian collars and buttons inlaid with red or black leather, $9.75. Others, $5.50 to $40. G WORLD, so linen, crash, luck in white, tn, olive, blue and gray, at 1@ 92.95, vey 96 and and 0, fr 5 tor Leh ot 7 a Watanle Suits in dozens of pretty styles tor pA salto $1 to 4 % Special Offeri fe Ter, ace” oS . 60 gator jodel Saito Ld. 8 R Linen Dusters = Third Floor ' Light and airy — special at Children’s Sample St Straw Hats, $1.50 Pretty new styles from a {Mostly in Milan na hite, blacks Blue “and few combinstiona. "$0 qualities, ‘and better as fr bo ea each, Fashionable Gimbel Clothing Built for Young M a We have studied carefully i probable tastes in Cl tain “snap” that appeals youth, Materials include the favorites pA the _season—a of King’s and Oxford blues, aan ee with ne Des also ory lums and various left undone to make comfortable (He A truly remarkable variety at $10 to ro a suit.and a par- ticular group of 4 $15 to $16.50 Suits At $12 ws Summer 8:its ‘of all-” fabrics .in broken size- woo! anges from our own fine stock tha hitherto bore these hi prices. Sizes 82 to 38 with a good choice in each size. sii Fourth Floor Soft Shirts at $1.35 mee 75 and $2 Kinds, By All Tokens ur stars these were slow in arriving—if they had with abe feet shipment, nono would be left to tall the tale OF ta ie cl igee. if you can for less than $1.75 or $2. Hrsier ties these are gone. Men’s $2.50 and nd 49 Pajamas at $1.65 Same sort of economies on these Pajamas; same sort of comfort in them. of By mercerized cotton, lore, with Ot Webi i Erna oo lors, with loops to match. oe us in eutplice Among the Notions of trifles need, if nly hay to thii This, by way of reminders Zee Cony apis $2) Puls of for Gimbel “‘Melba” Gar irs. “Duchess” 16¢ for ere ae 10c foxes Gimbels Im- Washable Cellar Supporters asl Gimbels ‘Empresa’’| "efor one yard Wash elope foe for tne Silk frghion nis 180 aes tele 2c spools -O, 100 ond 160 var for Shoe Tie Rib- Pin A ecteernae ta §et| bons; ribbed and grosgrain; all silk; ite and colors. Diack, 10 for ot To oat Hat Nets, large Oi ‘Wash Floor To Advertise Further— The Gimbel Chocolates And Bonbons We will a ito oF of oy five a ea at reduced prices, Saturday and until Memorial e do this because we are sure that once you how pan Gimbel Chocolates really are, you will want them often. Made entirely without glucose or any other in; its that consider undesirable. Gimbel Chocolates are enie anda delicious, but are pure and healthfi 40c Victory Choselates 2Fc |b. For Saturday and Until May 30th Only In dainty packages—full pound without the container, or you may make your own selection f from these twenty-one varieties: Nougatine berry Caramel Orange Maple Pineapple Belmont Maple Cream Walnut Coffee Pecan Montevidi Mok Sree Cpe aaa Fig Chips Peanut Squares Meraiaallog St. Nicholas Peanut Clusters 60c Sweetheart Chocolates, 35c lb. Yor Saturday and Until May 30th In these twenty-seven varieties: Hougatine Caramel Plantation Green Cherry Prunella Berlin Catawba Marshmall: Peanut Sister. . le Cre Coffee Cream Pecan Cream Belmonts Opera Almo: Raspberry Jelly “Duchess” me Penncnlaten, 802 Ib, Just ‘phone GIMBELS, Madizon uare 8200, extension 64, Bubway Btere, Baloony pique and lawn and embroidery. are of ae lawn and voile, in high neck and collarless collars. Always Something New in Blouses at GIMBELS Lingerie pronees, at ys High Stock Collars Such as onary Days Black ribbon velvet is to eee worn ad Were Wor se Men Famous In French olutio: these stocks so that the tabs and turnovers of white #6 tan m Linen Mot m Motor Dusters be more atfective. The Blouses are of lawn, beautifully trimmed with lace 98.50 wept fy All-Wool Bults at 87 hh The Strength of the Gimbel Brothers’ Buying Power is evident in our securing a yardage ot striped washable silks—su icient for 60 dozen shirts —that.are always used in making $5 shirts, at a concession enabling them to have the shirts mad order—therefore le to WOMEN’S SILK SHIRTS at Made of Materials Used in $5 Shirts Note, that there are only 600—not many, when nearly all women waht them. carefully tailored as men’s shirts with turnover collar and link cuffs, white with stripes of Tineke navy, violet or china blue, sizes 34 to 44. Besides—The Remainder of the $15,000 Special Purchase of Fine Lingerie Blouses at One-Third to One-Half Less Than Regular Prices—$2, New styles in such generous selection that it is im Feed yles, Long, three-quarter or short sleeves. Trimmed Yes, We Expect that There Will Be 935193. Nn Scand $6.95. ible to say more than that the Blouses also some with the with pretty laces and embroideries. clever new Still Good Choosing Tomorrow Among the ‘Fine Handkerchiefs and Linens At 50c on the Dollar That We Bought at U. S. Marshal’s Sale True, the occasion is a most extraordinary one. And our experience with previous offerings of this sort has been that, no matter how large the quantity involved, the buying far ‘exceeded our expectations. But ‘the Sale began this morning with 84,780 handkerchiefs—a huge number —and., thousand pieces of beautifully embroidered fine linens. So that, we cannot give precise details for tomorrow, there will surely be much coming for. know, dkerchiefs and |95c the Main Fi : these Han Linens—from an important ‘Belfast firm— U, S. Government for un- and sold to us for the mere eustoms go So that we can offer them Cotton or Shamroc at just half of the prices at which they were antencied 9 be sold’ by some of the best stores in Ameri "The HANDKERCHIEF are men’s and women’s plain, hemstitched, or with various styles of spins: rae of the women's exe uisitel |-émbroidered lelicate designs, a The Vten’s Handkerchiefs of f puro linen, from $2 to $3 a box of six, ly $4 to $6. The Women’s Handkerchi aed pure linen, from. $1 to $1.50. dozen, aire £2 to $3; also_$1 dnd $1.10 a box of six, reg ularly $2 and $2.25; and hand-embroidered, at 606 to Men’s Sogeey “aig a ure round ti Scarfs larly $1.50 to $20. and these are some of sold at such low prices. their low ke Things Coolly wich, neguiariy $1 and $1.90. These on In the Sutway Store, Men’s or Women's ck Handkerchiefs, from 8c. each to $1 a box of six. Usually exactly double, The LINENS are delicately embroidered on hread Linen, and include juares, Tea and Lunch Cloths, Centerpieces, and Suey Cases, at 7186 t3 $10, regu- Fine Handkerchiefs are things of which everybody is glad to have a surplus supply; handeomest er The embroidered Linens, also ices, are worth buying en pieces for Summer homes, wae F and Underwear in Which = Whenever the Tuk moves you to look after your supplies of Summer Underwear and Socks suit every man’s fancy, from piain bl Men's Underwear let us help. We have gathered the best ers is, from our good American makers and from such people eas & R. Morley, Cartwright & Warner, and other famous makers of hosiery and under- wear al Many men are taking kindly to the comfortable union suits, which fit without double thickness or at the waist. Here in a variety of styles and materials from sheer cotton to silk, at $1 eS, 60. Plenty of the popular Nainsook Underwear in sinletie e stzle, at, bd to 61. Socks to. to heavy French accordion- ribbed silk; rs heavy white and colored woollen socks je naa and tennis, with fo—es At 50c At $1.25 Balby Shirts and Drawers. Morley’s White Lisle and m1 et asinancl BY. B At $1. Swiss-ribbed Lisle Athletic Shirts. — At 75c SRmerleanceilk” (merearized. ine Ae French or German Lisle, Wel ” AG etic Shirts and Knee Drawers. Men's Union Suits Pisin $1 at ip A Gotan or prearbes naineodt, athletic i, Gotham Nainsook. See Island Cotton. Athlete. ” White Lisle Thread, English Gauze Cotton. At $1.50—Mercerized Lisle. Men's Socks it 350 pe » “Notaseme” Black and Colored Mercerized Lisle Socks, guaranteed. At 860 pair, imported black, Or W! # be silk i bis bak “ colors, excellent , auality. ys in black and Monn with , Heavy. extra spliced heel Men's Silk Socks, "280. Pair Cotton tops, heels and toes; good wearing, in black, tan and navy. GIMBEL BROTHERS NEW YORK THIRTY-THIRD ST. ¢ lisle or cotton. with ‘cotton oles and tops, black and colors. Colored Silk Lisle. Sheer gauze lisle, black only. Main Floer = “« Long Tr Trouser Midday 5 Suite at ea 50 eg OR ad Galatea, open neck, sailor collars, Jack Tar trouserss $7.50 Si paatesronr on Russian Suits at 66 ported white rep, ages 214 to 8. at $3.96 Il length, ages 8 to 16. - knickers. Gray oe tan. Pops io, or doub! ides tts 1,100 Messaline and Taffeta Petticoats, $2.25 Usually You Would Pay Almost Again as Much for Such Good Quality Silk Petticoats Fortunately there were five adits styles in the manu- facturer’s surplus, for they will afford pl * selection in Black, white, plain colors uf medium and dark shades and changeable effects in every style. Style pial deep side- pleated _floun: tucked to give fect of four attached ruttles. ay Style 2—Taffetas, space- founee, edged with pace <4 Style 8+-Messaline, with bid senbtien flounce, edged with aaeet 4and 6—Taffeta and mes- saline, with tailored na gd vari- ca tucked and strapped ond Floor What Kind of Corset Waist the Growing Girl Should ct toc ao be explained Hé Valais stornorto inthe Pink Pink Cert fas we have all other kinds of Uetie aisle tad thoes af Wl nae pda ot Wal, wh A Mere Handful of Timely Suggestions from. The GIMBEL DRUG oe ‘because not only are the Drugs articles useful in themselves, bu! show moder. ie Semptgtenac and comprebenavene of our wa” ia = ae eran ens rs fully by many, and ¢! \ber increases dally, Steen ey ee Tet ws serve you— I dapllers Cream Tartar Tablets, ene Jelly; regu-y karte Witch Has, 180 eae baa a Glycrina, Rowe Water and Bensoln flow tubing, co ' wclhbels Charest Tablets, large Dubie \aing Bath Tubs, usually A: box, Se, $7.60, at 95.00, z saGiine tat di ne, an ideal] full Ib. package, 960. am the nee Gimbels Theatrical Cold Cream, full Dring bx 1 Oe eee ene reader, reqularty| 200 package, 8 for rn 1b, a Oa. ides 600 to $1.80. Gadareted He bosses ¢ MT Sy ny bes Subway Store, Balseny Cut Flowers, Shrubs and Trees ’| Se oe a0 these low iw — MN sorayein & ———————— A KODAK For Decoration Day B -4 anh ie ee the Bp Aine | the Kodak you own then whee Twi fe pel cr wanderings may take you, ‘Bein srt toh ak ie tes hot raph 9 post card etic apa Portraits, at 26, okie Boa Levene Site tn and peed tha pee of Kodak, Browale, remo and Hawkeye Cameras in this jon tomorrow from 10.80 until 5 of Japanese Water Colora; i , all day, oral Ser A Special Sale of Camera Supplies Fourth Floor MS LE ay 4