The evening world. Newspaper, February 5, 1913, Page 9

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1918. ham Palace yesterday when Sir A Grey presented the members of | &-————"== en ited States Embassy | Ste gscay” Gardiner of New GIMBE LS FURNITURE in February!” Our intimate friends constantly ask us, quite confidentially—‘“Does it really pay to buy Furniture in these ae Sales?” 4 Naturally there is a feeling of doubt in some minds. And the beat advice that we can give to our best friends is: “If you are going to do any furnishing at all this Spring, DON’T FAIL TO BUY THIS FUR- In Profusion—Plain-color Carpets and Rugs | NITURE NOW." In Rich and Artistic Shades 1, Because of the LARGE and POSITIVE Savings on the very best Furniture. | 2. Because of the unusually LAROE ASSORTMENTS that are Shown for this big Bale. | Frost-bites, Chilblains and | All Sore Feet. Quick Cure Ma FARSANG BOHEMIA Even Miss Esta Paraz Finds|™ | | | dread the approach of Dance More Exacting Than F the Cabaret. | For years the John & James Dobson Falis of Schuylkill ' i the dares ene and Rugs on wholesal ers; the re of parts 4 be canis, br a ube of their product throu th a New York store, and the furnish- eiea vient |B! ing of samples of their choicest designs to decorators, fur- the Furniture that is so Patrons of the Cafe Boulevard ade abet apetien- nishers and architects, from whom they accepted orders for Among decisively riced ll find exactly the sorts Any floor coverings for individual contracts. Latterly the Dob- a yor wel ae ‘4 ™_ most desire for the simple furnishmeit of the See Things Rarely Seen It in atock oF wi erive-cent || Sons widened this line and offered their “cut customers Midi Lai] Summer home, or the most clegant and elaborate es for the denice. actictont to put the |fl| choice from fine designs of other makes. nV ut j q | t in fine condition. Pubitened vy | Last Fall the New York retail business of Dobsons was Bh Lily ter du: mM Furniture in the various Pe: Pe eR peta a tae beh th : ended. Now, as stated in their letter, this “cut order” branch I~ > ell | - be ———" | | _ ceases, and the mills will confine their activities to (he produc- . Ectemy l | tion of for wholesale distribution only. That is why . : Every Man Read we had the earlier offering, and it accounts for the present This Before. pumer | o Mt ie tis to! o theae! ity. oa t is rate, indeed, to find such a complete assortment of |’ plain-color Carpets as we now are able to present from one of the best manufacturers of these fabrics in this country. effort | ‘arsang ¢ are] } e Hotteo- 18 guinea “at wondertul. reputetion These are the chief groups: ¥ tthe? 5} ro " rbd Lad Legat owing to in CARPETS mabep. timelt habve fokee wud WONnyale an Brussels Rugs, 9x12 ft., @29.60, reg.| Mottled i 2 rien) “a $28.50 Bf ines 10 Te 6 ine O86, Mei Ve, te 7, he Library Table (Jitustrated) Shore. “ohvetcally. tnpelred, oHAZ.50; Bt. Vn. x 1OfE. Cn OB8, 191.08, as os yi, rap. 02.25, | | Hemulrly 645. February price, 81.80. or col » 91.60; an; jookcases, inches Fobles Known and j baiine Gish pests tumearsths ter CARPETS wal, #1. .. Teg. He.” ie long, thiee ooes and three separate Scales tances ne poe et oy i eee ae or ees baggy a4 ee me without cause, timidity in ventur- Imperial Velvet, 960 yd.,reg. $1.26.) B, Piain, 860 yd., reg. $1.20, divisions with four shelves ineach, |srmeccoversd with Spanish loathar.| “tres "trae J Pree ree ae Eat : : Princess Velvet, 800 yd., reg. $1.15. Floor Lene, eaten een i price $96, February pre 968, 42: «gat on rts) s mee with + N a0, FF price 5 airs, leather: 98.00 into @ ‘ hi In the Subway Store ne Aresiae wing Chats, Cy tg Reguisr preci newer S 4 iw Me Breen gla nt Spring reata and packs. large selection Librery Inneiled top tims of eoctety's late hours and Specially Priced Rugs Rea, price be, Hecruary ones Gtk: 5 8 is bad Davenperte—all-over upholstered: | chairs and Rockers, yn Ko) i ' At it over indulgence in wines, Mauors, Axminster, 9x12 ft, ade, fron PUY Ly x10 LRA ait tie arm chasrtioer abot tis wo $165 9129.60 nse 988 Chairs - « . f rt h > a i |, spring reat * - sede Sesranhn bopeaes mel iat palpated Paid fi Whiten Mugu eas eaé,rogy. | bests Intee Tend recone ommitinnal | _All-ower uolcktered Yéheery aam| "ee ote Sarene fi fie ot trouble, while the in: "$ei2 it. Tapestry Brussels, at $10, larly $35, valve. Reg. price $36, Feb, price $28. |Chalra, covered In various colors of| . Mehegany Library Tables be snlected and put , ie o much weed in filling $! regularly $16.50. x54 in. Body Brussels, at $2.60, Three-piecs Librsry Suive, con- |tapeatry and velours: 980 qT ee Wary seen Bed — tm the most farlous prescriptions, #0 that even x12 ft. Velvet Rugs, at $12.60, | regularly $3.60. sisting of retee, arm chair endarm 4 4 8 4 gas eo jaats oabaret. It comb hase of them separately regularly $20. Subway Store, Lower Floor Tocker, square box effect, with 214-in, qs Seventh Fleer ston no timidity, the turke reader decides to try tho racin cas a imaybo a few other things, The total remult {8 awe Inspiring. * | NEAR AND ALLEGED BOHEM- IANS PRESENT. These Remarkably Fine Suits and Overcoats aw For Men---$15 Pig Taking the ground-hog’s early tip, \el\ br! \ \ Fashion’s Latest Seorets Disclosed! A two-fold surprise, for the prices help to make these New Lingerie Blouses Unusual at $2 to $12.75 Of course the hop was but one foature of the carnival, The Farsang Carnival tapay festivit Shrove Tuesday 'n usher In Lent with sing priate reveiry. Th Mecessurily, attrac rly Inappro- flavor, moat Got Bee eerresany Wil Gar ae Re? hundreds of men will be glad to pick Are the Blouses quite f Yes, even though some are Be tin rasias are erential \y up a fine new Winter Suit or Over- jarred elfen npin Ben with hand and embrold- \ Grtaining. : ‘y coat at this little price. For the old an s of pretty laces, be placed in It was midnight before life appeared ‘Are the Blouses quite piain?. Yes, some can be p! fm the gathering. And it was at thi adage tells us that we ig Poe the of “As clain asa pipe stem.” But these really Bc iectounty “many cold winds before May.” should be called shirts, for they are severely tailored. Fifteen Dollars is far below the actual values of these Suits and that she 13 a produc Paris, took a han: ; is an enchanting collection of be- caus itis tpleal of Paris. Of course, this eoaly eaplataed, Oem is a silm princess who danceal |, Reliable, Sc. Overcoats, and considerably _ less for the Blouses are s Rigg eh a Ail have sed Dr. Ball's Cough Serup tor . ”, / tn a gown, dress, wir frock oF covering] Ghat tear ere cee than the lowest price for which we Reproductions of New and regularly sell any Men’s Clothing on the Fourth F'loor. This special offering is composed of so many broken lots that it is impossible to specify; but there are all sizes, from 33 to 46 chest, in both Suits and Overcoats, in the best styles—both conservative and extreme-—of the season. An excel- lent range of patterns and colorings, Overcoats, $15 Suits, $15 fhe" ice? FREE SAMPLE (;°-Meyeraco. Costly Imported Models There diversity of styler, that to give you en idee of what eee shall divide them into three groups: The Blouses at $2 to $3.95 Batiste Hlouses, with quaint turnover coiars and friils of Swiss or colored scalloped embroidery. Lawn Blouses that fasten in the centre or at the side front—trin ned with wide panels of Swiss embroidery. French Voile Blouses enriched with Balkan colorings. The ‘Louis le Grand” Blouses with their exqui- site jabots! Fine Crepe Blouses, beautifully hand- embroidered and inset with real Irish lace motifs to form flowers. Imported novelty crepes in stunnit plain styles. Besides, dainty Batiste Blouses wi either high or low necks; some trin.n.ed with panels of very good imitation Venise lace. The Biouses at $8.96, $9.75 10 $14.76 Dainty #rench Voile Blouses with embroidefed posies strewn all over, except on their lace edged collars of embroidered . Novelty effectively that than a few minute vard was seeing sights before, n Abont, this time there entered the Chevaller And de Fouquere Safe‘ and reliable—for la- ting the bowels, stimulating the ’! liver, toning the stomach—the .-| world’s most famous and most y| approved family remedy is :| BEECHAM'S PILLS 5-] Sold everywhere In boxes 10c.. 25e. a | Bhe cranked A Masterpiece by Paul Poiret! A Russian Suit for Women Re, ed in Serge at $47.50; Eponge, $55 All Lovers of Art Are Invited to View Our Second MARQUIS AND COUNT ARE IN op sge 5 Exhibition of Paintings By American Artists Which is to be continued until February 15th, Inclusive 4 The work» of many notable artists are in this Exhibit, which was hun under the direction of the Artists’ b> PERRI-WALLA TEA When it was first whispered that Russian Blouse Suits y bs posed uses ome ‘one is inse ROASTED COFFEE were to be in vogue this Citing many women dreaded the Yelm Rg Noa Beant Crane Sts win the Nee Poy oe cola of the Benet ; fhe * ist- iver, an . C. C, ior STRAWBERRY JAM feouete oh ater ee conte Viet desined the natural waist- | | Cir nN. A.” “sixth Floor’ | | holes. Altogether a collection of gems in batiste, crepe and voile. 3d Floor CANNED CORN. And he developed his thoughts into this very stunning <i | FRANCIS H.LEGGETT & company |] | SU; axttcoatnamine etean Cg, bloues, bute Rot Uae Sale of Sanitary White Special February Prices On of having a long and full skirt or peplum, it is finished with i i Saeeoroe a close fiting band thats artistically braided. ‘Ihe skirt Enameled Bathroom and : Re-Upholstering Furniture Nerustunuie lat, Sue. Wor ve of this Suit is paneled. Ki i ‘ebruary furnit ales i usekeeper t Pu Sere “ ete" SS Those of phos may be selected in a smart shade of navy tchen Fur niture arealization that irabils frageaatiy wie uo the bee poh blue, White or black—while those of eponge are in a new Bathroom Cabinets, with French bevel plate glass mirror | the house that have grown old and esp Ma Perhaps the arrival Beer's rat Russian Suit is quite the opposite in style! and glass shelves, nickel-plated lock and key, at $4.76, reg. $6.25. | ¢ @ proud new piece serves to heighten the contrast. But, nevertheless, it is both artistic and attractive. Silk Bathroom Chairs, with high back, cane bottom, well made,/ ‘Therefore, during February, we announce special prices, not at $1.60, regularly $2. only on a variety of handsome Furniture coverings, but also on sortoline A sare violet or gazelle, oe, A ich ; ew models are arriving eve! lay to enrich our col- Gs etop, rub-| White Ei led Shel with | /he work o, i ig ry day pedithroem Steels, . square top, ibe mnie name : a ives, wih of upholste ing which we will charge for at the actual cost lection of ceased and Bohemia acknowiedged Ash W Gourne LONDON, this season was —_—. “Mr Inveterate Smoker” It is unnecessary to inform you that the excessive use of TOBACCO leaves an unpleasant taste in the MOUTH, 4 } i] ) } a. | i bY + articularly noticeable in the morning. ' - Tound top, at 94.66, regarly O2.25. | |UAY BLES 4 Costumers © letor aad curry ont In the beet name, inent authorities tell us that the use of Spring Suits at $25 to $145 | White, nsmeled Tabourettes, bor ae ceeenerh 9 These Specially-Priced Fabrics tobacco results in the transference of microbes Third Floor | | White Enameled Tables, square pratt Enamels Hampery, ere Coteen Tapestry, at $1.45 yard, regularly $1.90, to the interior of the mouth. I thre shelves, at $2.78, regularly $3.60. | top, ‘Sizes 10 x 20 x 26 inches high, at “ “"" at 01.65 yard, reguarly $2.25, h If you MUST smoke TAKE PRECAUTIONS, Apr White Book Shelves, four shelves, $6.60, ror, 96.50, Gobelin Tapestry, at $2.10 yard, regularly $2.75, |The daily uso of “ODOL” as a MOUTH. Gems of Daintiness—These Bai25, roruury 2S UND: | complete with cereal sets Thun a Damask = = = at $3.00 yard, regulary $4.25 50c to $2 Neckfixin s at 25c to $1 White Cost end Bat Racks, to | consists of ‘thirteen pieces, at 96.60,/ All these fabrics are 50 inches wide, a variety of designs and The very $2 | and Collars Bs are now in o ST ae Maia kad hooks, at "nite Rotmeled Blacking Cases, | Colorings, and will give splendid service. light of fashion, for the collection includes a well-known | %% reularly $3. carpet top, 8 ™ Ok Floor Two Unusual Offerings of PORTIERES maker's samples, and a surplus from another. About 50 pairs of each lot, in various good colore GIMBEL BROTHERS A i NY WASH is the SAFEGUARD which will render | (i you practically immune from disease % , W Pleasant to the taste and DELIGHTFULLY REFRESHING. iii “ODOL” will also harden the gums and keep i the teeth in a healthy condition, If you admire Bohemian | hoose pretty net i Tatota tatcamad “with aesallent imitations of this. fashion: ings, single and double-faced. All of heavy velour, HN) There is nothing “JUST AS GOOD" as “ODOL.” show and othe lcer-nome have, ony tached At $16 Pair, Usually 927.50 aT Many of the collars are trimmed with silk and velvet. - as a rages ond Deprtman Stee, : ‘Main Floor BROADWAY NEW YORK THIAT F-THIAD OT. At 920 Pair, Usually $30 ies ail CHICAGO SAN FRANCISCO: ete sea te nr tenn tem oy