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al : a COT eee RY . ad ; er ee, yy 1}MRS, C. ASTOR’S ESTATE | cernnn Yaitecen {ett In tact, Justice memati eases Rens tye: ay 4 AMOUNTS TO $25,893.28 | pele cece eh Seeman upon dae a ’ ° ° i te FS Every Woman’s Trunk or Chiffonier ae Final Accounting of Her Personal, turtementa of income: imo that #42201 : DUE HERE SUNDAY °° repens Arora cat Odi May Be Well Filled With Smart, ‘ Supreme Court. | ps olen and ; tf ayer et es} ry 2. 2 FOR SDAY VISIT st sess: way tHe 1 ate re Dainty Blouses, at Small Cost in This j re. Caroline W. Autor, widow of Will! Kite tor her daughters, Mrs. Caroline Ania hr gn ae a ey ale aa BN te Bos Bh | June BLOUSE Event at GIMBELS ea Re Gorurd torday, anowen that all that It acted’ to. be: turned inion the trast Exhibi Reta f h ye tod W | sumit i#ngsmall accomplishment to beable to present the most elaborate assemblage of Women’s i ett ¢ oted woman's forvune in| funds 0 wo daughter My hed ummer Blo t und in New Yo ity. An we have Leen un Festivities Arranged for Both Fa Sern at's perioral emt . ‘th Senor ot th trecutore antes U ition 0 : ti / e P. rize ork women that there is no such variety, originality, or beauty of styles to be found elsewhere in New } Officers and Men Will Keep | #90". corara alto “aigned an order And that there were paid en axsregate Hi 9 Ae | bing | 4 it emphosizes this accomplishment tremendously to offer such smart and exq .isite feck Them Busy. |iarenal mori, and Wiliam ML fom There way aio a Payment oF Be arper’8 bazar $1,200 | Blouses AT THE LOWEST PRICES, quality for quality, to be found in New York. ; seas sat th wai pi ine ie ‘aeuth | ote item st Yu as tw Nicholas Embro idery Contest |: Six chief under-price groups will be ready tomorrow: ‘The three German men of war Moltke, | —K lt Sep eebepees Femeered, { if All the prize-winning picces—and many others which have Bremen Ass tenaiay Miia at 7 ioe — — ——~ ——— won honorable mention—are on exhibition. $3 95 $ Ing, escorted by tho United Btaten bat yéck. @ Ga weet apteel lanired shite sons bare pre: .80 1092 | Rog. $8 t0 $8.06) Rev. $9.06 to 6] Ror. 98.60 to 96) Rog. 96, | tleships Louisiana, South Carolina, Kan- \ | seg ana Sen “nemabir, tat wil fe \ boc cL i are [lt Satara - Aad we ack you te examine the style materials aod eee ;then compare them with | an! jeedlews . jOUseS ui iy se! ‘ora more, and even double the! ices. | ‘The ships will mlute as they pass be Second Floor Every cool and dainty | iinet mons ‘ioe wi = _* ishere: anchor to the north’ of the German z Mover Embroidery [| Sifeuec “crest. ‘Morin’ iver. "There Gimbel Summer Hosiery Dotied Voiles Lawns at s Ninety- re See. ir Pldeeacn ae aCe ee Qualities You Can Depend On Bettas Swiss } wcnors iand wi fo om a revene cut You may pay 25c, 35¢, 50¢ or $2.50 a pair for Gimbel Hosiery Pest] alan Sith |B ~ aa r | Se “DecevAdriral Wiasew, and wil For Thursday & Friday Only Every favored style— i then visit the Moltke to maite the fret ° é J ; fu Pay AS chic Woke NOGIEY than Gall be eld crite on more than forty models of Pact ie saree Se woatay Es | Misses’ & Girls inf this judgment is based on very careful comperiena othe Pec te low, fat collars |. P. Morgan jr., Herman Ridder, : A _ % : Acie product of all the best hosiery manufacturcrs in the world, i t De Georee F. Seana, Wiliam Loeb awd SUMMER DRESSES, SUITS & SKIRTS Just now we lay especial stress on Summer weights and TThornas of plooter Mosk De, Edward Hagaman Hall, of the u's Vv Summer colorings, among which tan and white take first place. satin—with short sleeves, MO at te Positive Values We “point with pride” to these: or the long, tapering ner by the Deutscher Verein on Sunday erasing. OMcers of the American shine] eroored Linen Norfolk Suits (14 to 18). ; 3. 12.78 ‘The German admiral will receive vis- VALUE 16.50 ite from the commaniants at Governor's Women’s Stockings Hi , imported Lisle | pair, six pairs for $2.75. rend bein aiaen with duplex Pure Thread Silk Stocki f di heels and toes, in white, tanand | able Guat, because well reinforced island and the Navy Yard Monday Dresses of Tissue Flaxons, ginghams, figured acer eees a three) airs for 8. phere © nee alt In white, tan, navy at 1, $2, $3, 63.96, 66 q@ering, ond tater will call on the lawns and jes (14to 18)... 1 1 1 . S75 ta four weights, from median toeos: |. Iesrain dre hres Pale . and $6.95. Rite ssbiery a ae VALUE 8.50 web, garter tops, extra high Stockings, in binck and colors. The Third Floor and Main Aisle, Main Floor manders. The Mayor will return ihe||| Skirts of Imported Repps, Terry cloths, spliced heels and reinforced soles. In | Gimbel Special Improved wherever and extra sizes; white, black | we could improve them, and Pro Excellent Stockings at 60c | teed, at $1.60 pair. bo nate Children’s Stockings temarkable assortment of | English make. 26¢, 86 and 60¢ pair. ve Fancy Cotton and ‘ll vanes Lisle ‘thread Stoel a In many pr styles an bed or plain, in , whit: Included arel. & R. Sieers tan, 85c pair, three pairs for¢1.. * Men’s Sccks At 260 , an excellent quality of | them, are unusu: it 606 A Teeeareed Le Bocks, in | Sheer Summer cos reply dredor ‘and good colors. Double soles, | colors, with lisle tops, soles and toes, toes. Also gauze-weight Pure Silk Socks, at $1, are in black. ed cotton. Six pairs, $1.45. and all colors, with reinforced cotton ho prefer | soles. Main Floor A June Snow-Drift of APRONS--85c Styles at 50c Just little sewing or serving Aprons, but made of daint; allover embroidery, in charming atriped or floral designs with ruffle of matching embroidery; some of the plain fine lawn, with pocket and ruffle of embroidery, in six different styles— unusually fine, at 60e each. Second Floor of the Germas commander in the ratines, cordalines, pique and linen 2.95, 4.75, 5.75 VALUES 4.50 TO 7.50 ‘The official dinner will be held at the i Walfort-Astoria Monday evening, Mayor Girls’ Dresses of stripe and plaid ginghams, Dutch Gaynor presiding. Seven hundred and neck effe as hae at Aire 2.50 fifty German sailors will be entertained VALUE 4.75 at Bulzer’s Park the same evening. Pa Thero will be a juncheon and recep- tion on board the Moltke on Tuesday, Middy becca MEL i 18) of import: and in the afternoon 1,000 German sall- drills and khaki. . . 1. . ore and the same number of Americans VALUE 1.50 TO 2.50 will go to Coney Island. Tuesday eve- ning the German officers will be enter- \ tained at dinner by Cornelius Vander- MIE at he New ork Yeant Club. ||] 22t026 JOHN FORSYTHE sith se. wee to Scarborough-on-the-Hudson Wednes- Just West of the Waldorf day, where they will have luncheon with Mr. and Mre. James @peyer. A Morton Oppenhei Hair Ornaments | Samples and Favorable Purchases of Of Much Beauty | Infants’ and Children’s Wear We are very proud of our collection of new and effect- Pretty styles and the fine quality that mothers admire, and will ive styles of Side and Back | be especially delighted with, use of the less than usual p: Combs, Barrettes, Braid Pins Children’s White Dresses, $1 ' and other ornaments for the} ‘A splendid varicty made and finished nicely of fine lawn, trimmed with hair. Among them are real | pretty laces, embroideries and tucks, for 2 to 6 year old children. tortoise shell, plain or with Skirts, About Half-Price at 50c and 76c¢ the new Tuscan dotted gold,| For children of 6 months to 6 years, well-made with long or short waists, and aluminum—light as a/| finished with lace, embroidery and tucks. feather—in platinum finish, Babies’ Long and Short Dresses, $1.35 ' set with brilliant white stones. | Beautifully made and finished by hand, of fine nainsook, with hand-em- | A Chil Hal i 1.25, 1.45, 1.95 Side Combs of fine real tortoise | broidered yoke, high and Dutch necks. shell, $2.50 to $6; Back Combs, Babies’ Caps, Many Styles, 75c light, medium or heavy, with plain | — Intended to sell for $1.26, $1.50 and much higher prices, The samples end | or carved tops, 76¢ to $15. Bar- | surplus of one of our leading makers, dainty models effectively trimmed with |} pide ua Paranal ee ee lace embroidery and ribbons. 12 to 16 inch sizes. \' ‘Demi-Amber Braid Pins, of real $1.60 Carriege Afghans st §1 ; shell, with squere or oval tops, at Dainty little Afghans, of excellent pique, pesttily eth bol Pond 60 to $4.75, Also Tortoise Shell | carriages, at a saving of a third. jair Pins, in. all lengths, 20¢ to ot fascan an Gold on imitation shel in Shall We Call for faint es) , in and ‘Side Combe Bald Bing and Barrette Your FURS. Tomorrow? Piatinum finish Hair Ornaments Best Service. Moderate Charges jeweled with French cut white Papetevaiy Wetosi0. Main Floor Telephone—Madison Square, 8200 10,000 Bewitching Colored Petticoats In This June Sale on the Main Cross Aisle ‘We have chosen from the Trunks made for us by such At $1, $1.85, $2.25, $2.50, $2.95, $3.95 famous manufacturers as Likly, iartman, Headley-Farmer ar | | and Druck*r, an assortment that includes practically every fegtery f style of trun: desired for a long trip or a short one, by land or by ; water. Among them are Dress Trunks Steamer Trunks Shoe Trunks Hat Trunks Men's Trunks Skirt Trunks Basket Trunks Steamer Wardrobe Trunks We have priced them in the following fashion, which shows absolute price-reductions from our regular stock: At $15, regularly $17.50 to $20 At $17.60, regularly $21 to $25 At $20, reguiatly 926 to 450 $2.95 $3.95 $3.95 $3.95 $2.95 At $26, regularly $31 to $58 Mamaline, soa Ae ae While at every price you can find a splendid assortment of Trunks, not | loped panel inset, Pongee, ne Crepe de Chine. Tailoredin black Of very good taf- SINTH_AVENUE, CORNER.A 9-222 STREET, NEW.YORK, Clearance Sale , Irish Linen Suits,25° . Just Like Picture Made of genuine, pure Irish Linen; wide, full skirts; por fectly Tailored, in the natural shade linen. Suits that have | been selling at $7.50. Every suit fresh, new, : and ready to be worn, One Norfolk Model with neat Belts. 50 Other styles in Plain Tailored. Sizes fro 16 to 44. Extra special, $7.50 Suits ... 3. Silk Dresses For:'Women and Misses ‘Changeable Taffeta Silks Who’s Going Traveling ? For Him, or Her, This News of a GIMBEL TRUNK SALE From Upet ep unbiased critic we learn that the stock of Gimbel Trunks is notable for its variety of well built and con- veniently arranged styles, which help to make traveling an undiluted pleasure. ie This is an unusual Trunk Sale, for it is from this fine stock of ours that its material has been drawn. as you please; and you may prefer cotton, lisle thread or sill. But don’t forget for a minute that whatever quality you do pick out, you may be sure that you have the result of our mature r 1 y 0 al color, with In white and colors. colors; black-and- | feta, in black and r all of the styles mentioned above are to be had at each price. © At the be- | with contrasting tas mito | Gide Bialtes: | ghtessie bik | cotta ame Sat and Messaline Silks Sinning of the real traveling seasor: this offering is e..titled Ve ee iy or na | vig sling Nery |. fleteon, Receieain: | torcen Bs dosed See a har Rain roof Foulard Silks - In the SUBWAY STORE and colors. i] prevty. tloral uesign, contrasting color, flounce. Dress and Steamer Trunks at $5, $7.60 and $10, usually $6.25 to $16.50. It is greatly to be doubted whether the girl whose “feet beneath her petticoat like little ms triped Summer Silks ‘Subway Store, Balcony mice stole in and out” kad halt as charming a petticoat in her collection 2s she can find in this June Sale, without the least bit of trouble. Turn on the Electric Fan The Sele is a series of surprises. In mere point of numbers, in the beauty and variety of the styles, and in the extracrainary nature of the values, it 1ar exceeds the very successful event And keep cool and comfortable, in the office or workroom, | of a year ago. on the piazza, in the sick room oF anys that eleciricity is Savings Run from One-Fourth Up to Nearly One-Half Ly j Nal More and more Electric Fans Two of the best petticoat makers furnished the greater part of the 10,0C0 Petticoats ih the e are used each Summer, as people | Sale—their surplus lois—or made specially to our order, at great price-concessions, Divided .50 Worth Upto ? 230 10.00 Wash Dress Bargains ; come 0, Fealise thelr rene, help as follows: toward keeping comfortable on i 4 hot, humid days, and that the ex- 600 Petticoats at $1 £00 Petticoats at $2.50 Linen Dresses A) pesseisnotiarce, ‘This week bas 1500 Petticoats at $1.85 3000 Petticoats at $2.95 4 h Soph Toany 95 ee eruon. pe 2000 Petticoats at $2.25 2600 Petticoats at $3.95 mai rday couldn't wait t . | Chambray Dresses | Eve i acc |, Ate tm aden eral er rye Ue ee aa eda aa ; A is aut file. | ¢ . And besides pract y ) ererkow, Bi in ccmbiraticn, a won.an can chocte {rom Gin $h am Dr esses We hateed’ another manu co eke aeh over 100 styles of flounces. Some notable features are: id i i muter, carrying @ ian home wit tticoats at $1, with Acccrdion Pleated Flounce Amcng the 26 Etyles at $2.06 are Pettiecat: Women’s, Misses’ and Juniors’ sizes him on the train. iad. Bilk Fringe, in'colors and black, ‘The fringe slone habutai eilk, ipersint ly ee eer laited ith ¢ This Te eet ea area yd: | usually costs practically as'tmuch as the whole Petticoat |. in colors ard black, Also plain meseslire, with rich lace . does now. a Pe ee q Li these moderate prices: Jersey Top Petticoats at $1.85, with side pleated | border, without flounce, in white, light blue, pink, king's f at °e - a 12-inch Eloctric Fans, for di- ey ‘f eure colors and bleck, J blue, emerald, rcse and Americen Lezuty—reguler $5 to bs $2 6 race STE aa eeay OF AS 49.58 there sre Patticonte ol fine talfeta ox mee: | $6 quate, 30 wextee a 98.08, including silk J 4s Worth up to $3.90 . Se BY, at $8.76. sali ith gecordion plaited flounce and side-plaited ere ere yles at €3.25, including silk Jersey Th , 3 G-inch,’ same style, usually i 1 col d black. tons, with pretty lace border run with tw vs of narrow j ,; ? —— 3, at $12, TNE Dhagine ‘a Silk ‘Jersey Top Petticoat at ¢2.60! | ribbon ret a large bow at the Rene same H 16-inch Direct Current, Oscil- | -phese have accordion plaited flounce of ressaline; some | colcrs as above. Also a great variety of emart tailored ih} lating Fans, illustrated, that | yith dust ruffle, and have never before been sold for so | effects, in plain and changeable colors, scme of which i 6 6 sweep nearly a half stole ri little; black and colors, are illustrated, 1 uits Mane reenes, waaay #28, We devote the Main Cross Aisle, Main Floor, also extra space on Secend Floor, to this very unusual event, 4 12-inch Electric Pans, for al- ternating currents, $14; 16-inch, é p J 418. Py! = me A now 8-inch Electric Fan, - ecially useful for the sick room or nursery as it may be attached to any electric lamp socket and supplies a gent reeze that will not be objectionable even to the most delicate, Lor Fifth Floor GIMBEL BROTHERS BROADWAY NEW YORK THIRTY-THIRD ST. Soft weave taffeta in the new % ‘hangeable effects used in so many 90 of the best imported Spring modols t ® ¥ with Macrame lace collar and cuffs. Worth $25