The evening world. Newspaper, August 25, 1913, Page 8

ae PR ET Rs 30,000 DOWN TOWNIES WILL TURN OUT FOR FOLEY'S BB BLOWOUT} | CONEY TRAIN KILLS MAN. Justice Jonn Hoyer, City, Magtatrate | 100 & month alimony and 699 counsel ‘Thomas Noian and scores of others will eee that the children want nothing. In the evening the grown-ups will take possession o fthe Kaecks aim Of Treatie, meay scat Oren Orders “Lots of Feand After All-Sight Heat. ce Good Things” for Second As- sembly District Guests Friday. j More than thirty thousand persons are | expected to attend ex-Sheriff Tom Fo- ley’s annual euting for the women and ehfidren of the Gecond Assemby! Dis- i triet at Sulser’s Harlem River Vark Priday afternoon and evening. Twenty } thousand of the guests will be children. For acarly ten years now Tom Foley hes once @ year given a picnic to the Mttle ones of the Second District. Thou- { @anés of dollars are spent every year } to previde the best of everything ia the way ef food dainties and entertain- } ment for the youngsters, This year ' there is going to be theatrical perfor- | mances, athletic contests, Punch ana Judy shows, turkey trotting, merry-go- rounds, fishing ponde, cal ales, candies, Yemonade and ice cream—and all for } nothing. | ‘The big ex-Sheriff and hie leutenante are working to make the picnic the big- Best of ites kind. Already orders have deen placed for 10,000 gallons of ico cream, for as many quarts of lemon- ade and for hundreds and hundreds of Pounds of candy—all to be given away for the asking of it. Every child in the Second Assembly Diatrict—and there are thousands of them, of every nationallty, color and creed—goes to the ex-Sheriff’s outings. The time for the children this year will between 2 and 7 P. M. Distinguished men in political and judicial life shed their everyday clothes and don aprons and overalls to wait om the children. Alfred HB. Smith, at half also. So you see there are If any of our fairer idea of the o) furniture Galleries, Regular price §. Price Regular price 6600. S-ft Mahogany dress g table. __ Regular ize bedstead, A Sea Beach train from Coney Taland with Motorman Joseph Kearns in charge, while running over the trestle at Fighty-sixth street and Coney Iniand | Creek, early to-day, atruck an unktent!- | fled man, hurling him off the treatise and into the water ten feet below, The motorman knew he had hit rome: | thing and stopped his train while he and the conductor went back to “he @pot. They were unable to see any sign of a man in the water and proceeded, after sending in @ report to the Coney Teland station, Policemen in row boate searched until daylixht, when Policem: ley found the body floating In ee! a hundred feet from the trestle. eleven inches, 1% pounds, with brown hair and red mustache, His clothing | ‘and appearance were that of « laborer. MRS, JOHNS LOSES SUIT. Woman Chargea ‘Husband Fercea Her to Hide in Coal Cellar. Accor@ing to ex-@urrogate Charles B. Millard, attorney for Henry Ward Johns of Arisiey, Gupreme Court Juntice Tompkins at White Plains has dismissed the suit for separation brought by Mra. Katherine 6. Johna, who was xranted Bureau, heen vik dreasing table io mee. Regular 4piece Circassian walnut Lessa XV. bedroom suite. + Present price $330 Present price $7.50 Regular price “Prese Walout cheval glass. Regular price $200, Rage rice ed Mahogany china closet. Rogulap pric price a9 Golem oak chins closet. _ Regular price 088 Prices are HALF Now on All Odd Lots in the August Furniture Sale This is our usual custom, known to the public—to devote the last few days of the Sale to clearing our stocks of all odd lots of August furniture— If a suite has been broken--some one preferring a brass bed and leaving the wooden bed--that wooden bed is marked at half. If a chiffonier or bureau or dressing table remains alone—each is marked In dining-room and library furniture odd pieces remain in the same way and are given the same treatment. Single pieces (not part of sets) and single sets that have acted as samples in selling the stock back of them are also included in this radical clearance at half. Individual pieces that have been here too long and have failed to seize their opportunity of selling themselves are also reduced to half. All Kinds of Furniture some more desirable than others in design, but all Wanamaker standard guar- anteed furniture—and all at half of the original prices. gai customers who have bought earlier i in the Sale find some- thing more to their liking among this “furniture at half,” we can arrange an exchange of pieces, for the first rule of this business is “satisfying the public.” Some Examples of the furniture in the End-of-the-Sale Clearance are given on this page, but a Ppetunttis it presents will be gained by visiting the three ifth, Sixth and Seventh, where the collection is arranged. b-piece crotch mahoneny black inlaid bedroom suite. e Presen it price $284 price $396.50 Present price $114 price $1,396, ee10 Regular price 980, -Present price $40 Regular price $54. Present price $27 price $15 Velour-covered arm rocker, price $20... Present price nt price $| Hey Regular price 870, . Present price $35 Present price $100 | (ak arm chair. Present price $44.50 Present price $ié ke. Dancing ‘Will Degin at 7.80 o'clock and continoe oy. the early houre ef the following s that of; & man forty-five years old, five fem 12-plece brown oak Jacobean dining room suite. Regular 11-piece carved Eliaubethan dining rooms ai price bane Fumed oak bultet and Jacobean oak werving ‘table. “Regular price $50, ., Mahossay. S-piece library suite, imported, tapestried. Regular price $500 : i ic Mabogsay Wbrary chair, arm chair. Mahogany arm chair. Regular price 45. Velour covered ‘mahogany arm chair. $50.85 ‘piece brown csh ouite, leather Regular price $99.50 Mahogany inlaid tea tray. Walnut library table, Fomed ook mission arm ee Pumed ‘oak “mason arm chair. Fumed ‘oak mission arm chair, Regular Babi 937. fee pending the action In her complaint Mra, Johne said hee husband had once forced her to flee from him and hide in the coalbin in the cellar of thelr $78,00 home at Ardsley, and tad Obliked her to eat at @ separate table. Jonna, whe aaid, was one of the atock- | holders of the Yellow Taxicab Company nd a former member of @ paint con- vern, hin interest in which he sold for 912%, (00, Mr. Millard saya the Judge deciied the complaint wan not supported by the evi- dence. er ee DEPENDABLE PROPRIE- TARY MEDICINES It must be admitted by every fair-minded intelligent person that a medicine could not live a record for thousands upon thousands of actual cures, as has Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- table Compound, without pos- sessing great virtue and actual worth. Such medicines must be looked upon and termed both standard and dependable by every thinking person. J.MORRIS WE FURNISH HOMIES COMPLETE Se8rrare 416 49H Statens 976 748 SBSeiere AT24] RAPIDS Furniture! ' CREDIT TERMS 03% D0wn 08 +50. on esr ay 78 Py iJ 47% * = 100. + 1 OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS) WEAR aay HI 267412551 Sore Saieeehin” 4th Av, 8th to 10th St. Present price $198.25 ine ie patalis rice A Present price $108 Aer . Present price $28 . Present price $250 Renulag price 955.......-5 Present price $27.50 ‘Regular price $80.......,, . Present price rice $30,....... sent price $15 Regular price 060, 4 Present ‘price $30 ir. Heguiar pee 944.05 .Present price $22 Megular . Present price $22.50 Regular. price Present price 39.50 Regular _ price .. Present price $19.25 . Re lar price resent price $12 wegts, cane backs. int price $49.75 Regular price $17.. Prosent price $8.50 Regular rion f e $48 nonivteotan t price $71.50 ecules Price 038, . Present price $29 Regular price i. Present price $18 hogany rocker. Present $18.50 Firth’ Gallery, New Building THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, AUGUST 25, 1918. GIMBELS | Store Opens at 8:30 and Closes at 6:30 TEMPTING WASH STUFFS Newcomers for the Turn of the Season Newness is everywhere in evidence, for these are the days when the children must be made ready for school. "As a matter of tact Colton Goods have long since oullived sea- sons, for prelly Wash Dresses ave worn all the year round. And what an assemblage there is here for women to browse among—the love liest assortments of colorings, weaves and de* signs. Widths range from 27-in. to 36-in. Plaids, stripes, checks, overplaids, tartan pldids—here are a few samples to show how reasonable prices are: At 15¢ Yard—32-in. Ginghams At 18c Yard-—Splendid Manchester Galateas At 26c Yard—Kindergarten Cloth At 36c ard 50c Yard—s wondrous assortment of 32-in, Madrases. Second Floor French Glace Oversewn Gloves At 85c Pair These beautifully fashioned Fall Gloves come to GIMBELS from Grenoble’s Best Maker who uses nothing but selected skins, At a glance the observing woman may see the fine points of these gloves for this price. The stitching, the finish, the style, the embroidery and the fineness of the skins, While embroidery on white or black embroidery on white. Two-clasp. Main Floor An Ideal Summer Garment The “Envelope Chemise” Now we are able for first time to offer these very com- fortable and ingenious Under- muslins for as littleas = - $i—Others at $1.50 to $3 They are made of the nain- sook, ‘a are designed to take | Cha lace of the undervest, and the same time, by means of the tab that buttons over, to form drawers that are quite like a short circular petticoat. The Envelope Chemise may worn over or under thecorset as a woman prefers. The new modelshave laceshoulder straps, co ribbon straps, daintily trim- med with Latetil and Valen- ciennes lace or embroidery. Second Floor Runs for Five Years Under a Guarantee This “DOMESTIC” Sewing Machine at $22 A dependable assistant and faithful worker for the thrifty woman who makes her own pretty frocks—or prefers to have her dressmaker come to the house. Your dressmaker—just like you—will heaveasigh of satis- faction when she sees a DOMESTIC awaiting her—because she knows as well as you that it is the only Machine with the “LOOPER,” which sews either lock or chain stitch at will. THIS PAL CELAR MACHINE AT 922 Richy ple ca oak, case, the drop-head and A. ine boar complete set a DOMESTIC edge. Ments are given and a combined GUARANTEE by GIMBELBROTHERS and the Domestic Sewing Machine Company for five years, YOU_MAY ORDER TO-DAY without ed in- convenience, $2 a) CASH BRINGS "1 THE DOMESTIC TO YOUR HOME and the balance may be paid at $1 week—there are no exir or interest charges. An Instructress will be sent to Bd RSP . hl Z AHR MSs your home al our expense if you ba dive in Greater New York, Fifth Floor Utica Sheets an? Pillow Cases A Snow-Drift in August Substantial economies in these ‘ine Sheets and Pillow Cases which it would be useless to expe.t a few months hence. Note these prices and realize the difference in the labor and expense of making up your shects and pillow cases of such fine quality as these: “Utica” Sheets Utica Pillow Cases ! i druff, 800, ott'a Emulsion, $1 size, oe Seca PNRM DPOUR" teehee. | “aimneig Imported May Rum, aoe. | Fle, Mik Marneaia SS 54x 90 in 6c = on | SM ular Sc, now, Oe. regular 200,| Cleaver’ Hair Weeh, bottle, 61.60 *ealitorn ig syrup, B32 0 in Ze #03 | 42x 36 in... Eyshrow Brushes, rerular 200, | , aie Gubinat Con at Water, Sas. 63 x 99 in. 680 8be | 4 X86 in MOGimbele Imported Hatr Brushes, |" dimbele Tquld Green Roap Bham- deghnggn's ieldiey Plasiere, ove, 42 x 90 in B3i¢e |e at OS i xtra stiff bristle, 18 rows, reg, oo, japrinkler top bottle, reg, 26c., nneon a | BC EBB in aah now Shae ett in Hs pee | gi x38 in ne, Military Bru Rivahes, sold back, sin- at Weueele Beampon Jelly, rem. to] geais) leer sad Subway Baleeny f1x 99 in, 180 96 10x90 in 80c $1 10x 108 in... 5c $1.15 | 42x72 in... Utica Crib Sheets 72 in... Axe inn Boe ate | OS Taig in x in., o s | 45x 74 in, Bee Ble | 46x 7644 in... encanway THIRYY-THIAD Ot. | 60x 74 in Wc 65c a ; : 4 ” > . ( \ _ - — <2 2 ““You Never Miss the Water Till the Stream Runs Dry’’ All this month we have been selling our Furniture at the lowest price- level, taking it by-and-large, that is reached during the year. Our entire stock is included, together with good special purchases— In_ All, Half a Million Dollars’ Worth of The FURNITURE of INTEGRITY —so marked as to increase the average buying power of your money by ONE-THIRD. But There Are Only 4': Days Remaining of The August FURNITURE SALE and with the end of the month the current of economy go the dl grip te tags in place of the special is shut off sharply. Back August tickets. t let these precious days slip by without getting your share of the Furni- Me ain | of the ture at rad August savings. Large as the sales have been, you can hardly notice the evel of the ample stocks. Consider, for example, the generous sho’ np BE SSLON FURNITURE mh leather, oat, back, arms, rom 12.60. Arm Rocker to , wi t, loose cushion bac! back, slat sides. for “fat some, $58.60 trom Settee $12.60 from Bh a 6 Wood Seat Ps Chair, eo style, high back. MR trom B60 ‘able, 48 x 28 in., massive Kevan in center er with peter yet, ink stand, fitted with book Table, 40 x 26 Ky ee in centre, fitted shelf ch end. with book shelf inc! ‘cane on each end. pica incloged by panels shelf underneath. Library Table, 42 x 26 in., Gothic desk, magazine racks at both ends, centre drawers, Three-piece Mission Library Suite A bile covered in leather. Arm Chair 96.60 from $9 60 from $9 design, writing 916 from $20. Boekoase, 82 in. » double doors, four shelves, tretwork on aus dates $30 toes Ge sil Bookcase, 54 in. long, three compartment work on glass doors. $94 from $30. Kighth a nightn Fleer” Gimbel Toilet Supplies and Drugs Always Trustworthy—And at Lowest Prices COMPLETE STOCKS area pus . the GIMBEL pace Goods Store. ACCESSIBILITY is another—han from almost anyw! But we lay more stress on the RELIABLY of the arts wesel than on anything else. Our own Toilet Preparations being PURE, are, we believe, the salle reas ie Oo a roe pen ns ym} And PRICES aga birt hmmm and, besides best beily pe possible | to make for “her various pi according CA 8. P. ee and he © absolutely de- are always the lowest see you will find for goods of equal quality. This list is full of examples: Mail orders filled. We reserve the right to limit quantities. ne ede Selgatee ng baPt sean 8 fo 3 for She. 3 in cage gg size, a, OR. Mousse, soap to be used without water, eae, » Boap, Palmolive hid au els Glycerine Bare, res. Boa Soles iarae cal cake TRS ever mail: seaetegne Vis Viol Glycerine Soap, rage & %t Sandel Soap, a Rewet & Gallet Monstre Bath sechaeLitenmitch Boap, cake, size, Melorose "nes Cream, 380, Peta t) Cucum! ‘Crean, Tes. Hind’a Honey and Almond Cream, Colgate’s Cold Cream, jar, 600 and aes. Gimbels Cold Cream, jar, 100; Gimbels Benzoin and Almon 26c at 180, Elcaya Cream, 500. ernmcock'e Corylopsis Cold Cream, Té0. aize at Sompelan Cream, reg. Carey's Realemon Soap, cake, Ries Gimbeln Violet Glycerine, 4 0% ate Sale Rose,’ Vio- dottle, 380, Pe gad a Car nariod. cat Pi Bon Peroxide Cream, a Pe : bey ities ah in Powders aditTnbels, Best Violet Talcum Pow- mets ed “olive ott ee has eres jor, res. cy PLY ‘Trailing Arbutus Tale ite Geathie seep, large ber, “Bevin # Rice Pomder at 100, Sofia in owder Habcock’a Corylopais ‘Taleum, a weple I tor Semurat Corylopsis Talcum, Ib., | der, i cat ‘Bag, 200. ‘Dier Kise Face Powder, 800. Rubber ¢ Goods Levy'e Face Powder, & ainses ;Gonteination Golgeiee Talcum, «3 Violet | water Bottle MPa three- quart cine. bat tt ‘Botle, Pe a aa nies saan rae tat Syringe Miro Denia Rouge Voges! 800, na fepsBottio, 2 and 3 Gimbels Vanity Box Rouge, in | 9160. ertiga Cot- ire shades, ight, medium and roll; rk ‘eTpvaltd Rubter Rings: roe. $1.50 Dorin Brunette Rouge, in cellu- to. eee lold cae, mirror top, BO. Sipples, dosen, 88@. Manicure Goods “Creams and Lotions. Luateive Enamel; regular %6¢ Bonney uid Face Powder, Ife, Lustrite Nall Bleach, regular 280 | Mlesh and Waite, 60c. Pinaud's Yeauteviva, Flesh and Darian Liquid Du Harem, Flesh and White, Kolynos_ Tooth Paste, 180. Pepeco, Tooth Pante, 126, 180. “*Gimbela Nail Bleach, reguler 2c alze, ‘Simbel Nall Enamel, regular 250 ‘soe, if 1 size, 1 A Homaling, roqular 19¢ size, 186 52, | | Colgate's Tooth Powder, BAe, an ae fanitol Tooth Powder of Paste, 140, Perfected Nall Stone, 600, Perfume Powder Puimice, regular MSumice Stone, Bo, Pumice Ultibets Imported Nat Enamel, Emery Boards, dozen, 50, Orange Sticks, doren, 106, Ongoline, reg. 38c, Cuter, for removing. Bennch's 3 earmint Mouth Wash, Be. soe. | sobr. Melte Dental Cream, rea. e., at \ Powder, 830, Bantco solu Jble Tooth Powder, 908, ipbon Dental Cream, 162 bon Ww S80, e' “ine cuticle, ‘toe, tee. Uaitbets root Powder ; rej ee 1 tlon, S60, der, jade pies Re « tee Nall Preparation, th Powder, Manicure Set in leatherette Cage, | kyone, Tooth Janeen containing Buffer, Wmery, Chamots, | — Santtol Tooth Meche toc, mize, Nall Pollen, Nail Cleaner and Sela- Bie aise, ’ Gimbelae ‘bentorone Tooth Wash; rei 50. Baok Mourn Wash, S@o. Hair Tonics and Sham poo Auxillator, $1 size, eeare tc., ita Set on card, Ie, Celluloid Nail Buffers, with ée- tachable chamols, ree. 65c., now 480, Brushes Gimbels English Hand Scrubs, 180, Imported Nail Brushes, regular nd timp Fed (ellulold Natl Brusher, | 9d: sorted (¥ 02.56, TE porked: Tooth Brushes, cellul- loia handles, 180, ven rece, ai Quinol Hair Tonic, To Pinaud's way de Quinine, 30, 800 and 400. Hair "Tonle, a splendid or falling hair and dan- Hair Tonics and Shampoo ate Florida Water, reg. 500, id's Hair Restorer, 800, Brilliante, Bho. fe Brilliante, se, m and Soe. LPOo. Helen's Lotion, 3 190.0" Gimbels Pure Drugs and Laboratory Products Hyd Pe itt ti 160, Hydrogen Peroxide, quart, 19%. ie ure rain "Alcohol auere, ‘Tee; Denatured Bicone! only, quart, 8803 pin Paco Alcohol, Maifon. 8 900; quart, Carvoile Solution, © per ceni - Jon, 600} pint, Aber” Der cents wal Gimeels eet Iron and Wine, « spoahs'dalvion! slat "asst" w ae canter tk, 8 on, 8803 3 os, of Peppermint, 2 0 2 of Jamaica Gingers'd one 100. Paregoric, 2 os. bottle, 100, Rhubarb and Soda Mixture, pint, oe half pint botth with or "|e of White vgea asa fuel tar, ¥s al Ture ality, 1.408 Ib. ura ‘Boric of Boracte Acid 1 lee comp. nereice Powder, 1 880) halt 1b, Soe, Promohate, of (ge 380 Ib. Epsom Salts, 1b. Seidiits Powder, box of 12 seta, Pure Roshelte Salts, 1b, box, 880; half Il cl an and Orrie Root, % 1b. 186 of Milk, highest purity, reg. 3 at Charcoal Tablets, Brontcal Tablots, Blaud's ron Pills, of 1 Quinine Pills, 2 grain, 100 for Comp. Rhubarb Pills, 100 for 18, Laxative Cold Tablets, 26¢ sine, tse, Chiorate of Potash ‘Tablets, vest pocket size, Se. | Nodiuin Bicarbonate Tablets, 100, Aspirin Tablets, 6 grain, 100, 8@e, Caucara Sagrada, chocolate coated, 6 grain, bottle of 100, 186; 3 grain, bottle of 100, 186, Rhinitls Tablets, % etrength, 100 in bottle 100, Mixraine Tablets, bottle of 100, age, Ralol Tablets, 6 igrain, 100 for #86, Soda Sulloylite ‘ablets, 5 grain, 1 Calomel Tablets, bottle of 100, 106, Soda Mint Tablets, vest pocket size, Be. Pepsin und Soda Tablete, vest 20, OC. AR ir gu uinine, Iron and ‘nace gcascara Sagradu, 8 on. ‘abo; 4 on, @B0; 2 oz, 18a, Hiervencent Viens. Magnesia, Kiusingen or Sodium Phosphate Salts, 4 Ib. bottle, So Gimbela Antiseptic Rolution, 81.00 otze, 2c. 1 |