The evening world. Newspaper, August 20, 1912, Page 4

mn the aide of last mateh, SANS FRENCH OFFERS j-CANOUTRDE CMBONS “Bestrinthe Woeld™“Dectares Lieut, Chaffee on Returning _ FromFrance. * Lieut. Adina R. Chaffee 37~ eon of Gen Adna Chaffee and himself one of ‘Uncle Gam'p crack cavalry officers, re- turned to Ametioa to-day on board the Minneapolia, ready ¢o admit that there is something ¢o “French polish efter 3 It was not for eoctal polish thae Ideut, wenbabroad, He waseent chere the Government, after having come through ¢he batr-raising Jeasons of West Point's curntou- after ata Hifi i ‘ a me er ception to the ule. I dave the greatest respect for the: Board of Alder. " mem as @ body. that i# necessary te to expose the eat few, eo that the honest majority whl not suffer for their sins, Hoping that you print this denial in your next tesue of I respectfully remain, WILLIAM IOAN, Stationsty Protective and Benefit Association, | een FINED FOR TICKET SELLING, | Temporary Booth on Sidewalk | _ Garden Coste 9a. + Tn the Rasex Market Court today two | | toket sellers, Adrian Ostrander of No. 728 Flatbush avenue, Brooklyn, and | . 382 Weat | ing (22 N Gor selling tickets from a booth set of sidewalk on the Madison 5 ight, where there In court Ostrander and Ramuelaon | walk he CASTORIA tare of Chas. H. peeneatt supervision for over 3 Weare re you in a Ce Usians=gr0' are but experim: health of ane 01 Spiumn, Morphine nor oth con nese Constipation, Flatulency, Wind ¢ ores Sais Diarrhoea, It regulates the Stomach and assim The Children’s Panacea—T. The Kind You Have Always Bought a _—————— ee August Exposition Furniture and Rug Sale Beawies from the leadi jufact hich hi ttt SOME. ALDERMEN ALL RIGHT. | Ser'vel"Fantnssschatee te councat i Srey tne See GE pas, Sasa nll throagheut o at teler y amall denesite wil! ot apt oy fronclad conditions, Proof out by country. Thanks te our enormous purc! Out-of-Town Deliv Genuine Pose FOR PRESERVING USE PURE SUGAR IN GERM-PROOF PACKAGES ONLY Refined by our special process (J No artificial colore Each package filled, weighed and hermetically sealed by machinery (2 No hand touches this sugar from refinery to your pantry, . The finest quality sugar, and full weight, May also be used, instead of powdered sugar, for berries and cereals (3) It's the convenient “household” sugar, Sold by grocers in 2 lb., 334 Ib. and 5 Ib, Sealed Packages [Z) Guaranteed Weight THE AMERICAN SUGAR REFINING COMPANY thowed they were leaitimately « tek the Maddison Square was @ Children Cry for Fletcher’s . Kind You Have Always Bought has borne tho st + Fletcher, and has been mad He: hildren—Expertence a; it Expert What is CASTORIA is & harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pares ic, Drops and Soothing ere, It contains neither orms and allays I y. years it has been in all in healthy and natural sleep, ites the Food, giving S erty ond nates other's lend. Bears the Signature of hilededs = ° ~F%@ ‘e in Use For Over 30 Years ‘THE CENTAUR COMPANY, 77 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK CITY. a BRI eee POR rar go eur entire establishment, we will offer at # reduction of No Money Down t the Inexnertenced buyer, but wine draw prospective buyers into a net F atraightforward dealings ts borne dd carpet distributers in the power, WE are enabled to offer you “All Goods Marked in Plain Figures Made by Our Motor Trucks ler Sawed Oak Dresser mun Rel Made of solld oak P fyunded corners, don ‘ le a in provisior eas: partment a pelentific fee saving we Vilie 918,75 Axminster Rugs $11.50 Valve $28,at fe $15.98 29.48 10.6x13.6, Value $40, at No flies—no dust jo black specks. Address-—Now York City |GIMBELS t ‘The Parting of the Ways For All Our Men’s Fine $25 to $40 SUITS Now at $15 Each This is the definite, unreserved dispersal of every Suit in the Gimbel stock that has been $25 or more this season. The least ‘ible saving is $10; the greatest is $25, or 62g per cent. Tithe Suits are in such well-bred styles that they will be as good to wear next Summer as they are now. The occasion is one of the greatest economy chances that a man with asense for the value of money can wish for. In the collection, in one size or another, from 33 to 46, you can find: Single-breasted, double-breasted and Norfolk Suits. Fancy mixtures, plain and fancy blacks, blues and grays. Full lined, half-lined and quarter-lined Coats, and some with no lining at all. And the single, levelling price for all is $15. Fourth Floor Note for the Man Who Is Panama Hat Hungry We are continually drawing on the surplus stock of a large importer of Men’s Panama Hats, as men who like to save a re on the cost of a good Panama make Cron collect A plentiful new supply of these Hats of $4, $5 and $6 grades, in several popular shapes, is here today At $2.95 Each Each of These Four Offerings Of Desirable Dress Goods Saves One-third or Near It il ve the reality of these savings, in done anges carpeting the fabrics with the same grades usually sold at full prices. $2.50 Black Broadsloth iney eee lar $2.50 grade, imported, 54 inches wide, in a beau- titel hi ‘on finish, Guaranteed sponged, shrunk and spot-proof. $1.50 Imported Black Voile, $1 Yard A perfect black, in a crisp finish, and 46 inches wide. Voile continues in high favor. $1.26 Black Storm Serge, 85c Yard. Medium weight, firmly woven, 50 inches wide, and all-wool. Thoroughly sponged. $1.86 Cream Storm Serge, 95c Yard. Perfect weave, and a desirable shade of cream. 50 inches wide and all wool. Second Floor We Picked a Plum In These BEADED BAGS $1.35 for $2 to $5 Kinds $2.15 for $3.75 to $7.50 Kinds From the fact that the above values, high as they seem to be, are the prices at which these charming Bags regularly sell, Rs can oa er that this IS a plum, iven to GIMBELS in recognition of the fact that we purchase Beaded Bags in greater quantities than any other store in New ke — just arrived from Saxony, the home of worl Aitbresk rain gold-and-white white-and-steel, pad effects, andsome plain colors, ‘Theseat$1.86 each, for Bags usually $3 or Fourth Floor more. ‘The group at $2.15, usually $3.75, or even more, is in eleven different ante A ite, in combinations of crystal and dull beads, with gilt rames—a fascinating collection. How delighted women will be to buy these favorite Bags, to hyd with thelr Fall costumes, at such great savings! Main Floor Well-made FURNITURE for The Kitchen and Bathroom These two important rooms in the home are provided for at August economies by the Housewares Store, as foll lows: 8-ft, Kitchen Tables, turned legs,| White Enamel Table, well braced, made of clear wood, at $1.26, 25, reg- at 91.00, Teg. $2. ularly $1.65. hite Enamel Book Racks, 8 8-ft. square-leg Kitchen Tables, at/ shelves, at $2.25, Bin ede $3; 4 $1.95, regularly $2.75. | shelves, at $2.75, arly $3.50, $-ft. Drop-leaf Tables, plain or) White Enamel Hat Racks, with varnished, $2.60, at 3,50, | 8x10 in. plate mirror, at 62.76, Stained and_ polis! larly $3.60, Chairs, hi fh back, 8be, reg. 185, fot, te ate edicine Coninets, tepladder Chairs, natural fini mirror, 4.36, regularly 88, aos *) $4.25, regularly $6.60, nite Enamel room § 8, Bp, re. $1.50. At 48, reg. $0.50.''|l Broom, “row sewing, bums abourettes with matting cove | top, $2, regularly $2.50. handles, at 460, regul Shoe Boxes, at $3.76, rog. $4.50, Fifth Sunday World Wants Work ‘Wonder THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1912. “Te Madame, Why Not Be Cool? Our Dainty Summer Frocks and Suits Have Had Prices Materially Lessened As Summer was late in arriving this year, you can just make up your mind that it will be here for at least four more weeks, And to be hot and uncomfortable for so long will be rather tedious, will it not? At $5— Women’s Linen Suits—were $12.50 to $19.75. At $7.50— . Women’s Striped Cotton Voile Dresses— Mabe ee ote : ‘omen’s eta Dresses—were $12.50 ‘ Dresses—were $35 to $45. At $10— White Serge Suits—were $29 to $35. ‘Women’s Lingerie Dresses—were $15 to 25. At $356— ‘omen’s Linen Suits—were $19.75 to $35. | White Serge Suiis—were $69 to $89. At $12.60— Women’s Foulard and Taffeta Dresses— were $25, Women’s White Serge Suits-—were $25. At $18.50— Lingerie, Linen, Foulard and Taffeta What Is New in Paris—Charmeuse Dresses Reproductions and Modifications of Original Imported Models For Women—$16, $18.50, $25, $32.60 and $35. For Young Women—$12.75, $16.60, $26 and $32.50. Economies for the Younger Generation Young Women’s Linen Suits Junior Girls’ Washable Middy Suits $5, were $9.75 to $15. $3.75, were $4 to $6.50. Young Women’s Washable Dresses Young Girls’ Washable Dresses $4.75, were $5 to $12.50. $3, were $3.75 to $4.50. Third Floor A Mid-Summer Clean-Out Of Two Jewelry Factories Only once a year do factories practically forget the cost of their sample pieces and surplus lots in order to clean up their stocks ieoit eae or the new goods. We took advantage of this occasion when it came to two of the best makers of rhinestone and gold-filled jewelry. That is why these articles may be t tomorrow for half-price and less. These are the groups: Bar Pins, sterling silver, set with stone pendants, with pearl and colored |fancy designs, at 26¢ and 60¢, reg. $1, rhinestones, fancy and pi designs,|stone drops, with fine German silver) Bar Pins, jeweled and fancy designs, at 380, regularly $1. \chain, at 18¢, regularly 50c. |many styles, stone set, at 50c, reg. $1. Horseshoes, Circles and Bar Pins,| Bar Pins, sterling silver, hand-en-| scerling Silver Rhinestone Bar Pins sterling silver, set with rhinestones, at|eraved and eon at hea bd ‘Tie. y, [and Collar Pin Sets, 160, regularly 50c, 600, regularly $1. i eels German silver ring mesh,| Gold-filled Tie Clasps, engine-turn- Scart Pins, sterling silver, rhino-| Te To npto-date frames; 860, $1, 2 ¢7 and ensraved:; 26, reg, Oc and $1, ; 860, $1, H ; Hcg pacar eee ecaana T : land $8, regularly $1.25 to $4.59. | Hat Pins, gold-filled, plain, jeweled Ns regul Seesiine tai and fancy designs, all small, new ef- Rings, sterling silver, rhinestones, pine. gt Silver Handcengraved Sash fects; 266, regularly 60c and Toc. designs, at Scarf Pins, gold-filled, jeweled and aoc "| Gold-filled Jewelry _|otiver designs; 48, reguaty Sue, Lavallieres, sterling silver, rhine-} Chatelaine Watch Pins, signet and| M We're Sending Fine Furniture Into Thousands of Homes This August And the Buyers Are Getting Unusually Big Money’s Worth We wish we could tell you all that we KNOW about this Furniture. If you DID know there wouldn’t be a stick of it left by Saturday noon. | -_ s ye But there are millions of people who don’t believe in “bargains” because they know there ke bargains. 4 are yee an vast Gimbel Furniture business has grown up because of the high character of the Furniture shown on our floor—a balf million dollars’ worth at all times, and usually much more. You've probably seen itand admired it. Perhaps you've especially priced something that you would like to own. That’s the real test. Come and see the price now. Every Piece of Furniture in Our Stocks Is Reduced 10 Per Cent. or More in August (Excepting only certain patented lines), urchases, many of which are at reductions of 20 to 50 per cent., EVERY precni sor THE SAME HIGH CHARACTER as our regular stocks. Look at the Handsome Dining-Room Suite Illustrated We invite you to examine _ the beautiful carving, the handsome wood, the thorough construction, the superb finish. Then after a most careful in- spection we ask you to also ex- amine the suites you find in other stores regularly priced at $500. Our August price is $350. Some of the Other Offerings Mahogany Four-piece Suites Regular August Regular August Price “Prive Price Price 640 $426 $490 $350 50 $825 $1020 = $510 ‘These suites consist of sideboard, china closet, serving table and ex- tension table. f, Mahogany Sideboards Regular August Regular August CP BES hak) 350 from 3 S0a Suite—golden oak, elaborately carved, consisting of sideboard, china closet, serving table and extension table. Side- board 5-ft. long with canopy top sup- Price Price Price Price 5 ported by two massive dragons, bevel = $22 Hy Hy plate mirror in back, 42x22 in, ‘China Closet, full mirror back and glass sl with reflector in bottom. Serving Takk has one large drawer with shelf under- 64-in,, round top, pedestal center with massive Golden Oak Crystal, Half- Crystal and China Closets Regular August Regular August neath, Extension Table, 0 claw feet, Regular price $600; August price $350, Price ty so" Price $15 $l 33 «$27 «| Barly English China, Crys- | Mahogany China Closets 18 14 $40 2 Q Regular Augus 4 as ose tal and Half-Crystal “Ee Tiree Mishoo’ Anat 3 Golden Oak Sideboards | canine August | _ $57 Yoo Oe Regular, August Regular August | “Price Price Price “Price | Mahogany Extension Tables 0 0 $18 $12 $30 924 Regular August Regular August 0 $12.50 © $4 $3 7 Price Price Price ‘Price 30 $a $44 (982 $0 O15 ” $40 §80 $32 te: ge #5 SH $22 «§18 $42 «$35 $62 «§50 Early English Golden Oak Extension Sideboards Lied Rib Regular August Extenson Tables Romutar Awe Sbles Price Price ae “ne Regular August Regular August Price, rico, | Yea? August $25 $19.60 Price Price rice Prico $12 9 Ps mee $0 Se $45 «© «§37.-—«(| «$12.50 10 $20 $15 | Sib.50 gto ho 8 2 925 $16 $12 $32 $23 Seventh Floor GIMBEL BROTHER BROADWAY NEW YORK THIATY-THIAD OT, Sah perry & , < ‘A i