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

UNE. MEMORIAL Parade Two Miles Long Pre- cedes Ceremonies at River- side Drive and 110th St. The unveiling of the Firemen's Me- morial Monument at Riverside Drive and One Hudredth street to-day at 2 o'clock was the most brilliant episode of the international gathering of fire fighters, which has been going ahead an this city since Monday. Chiefs from! the other side of the world and from cities in between, were in the review- ing stand to ace the unveiling of the Monument to New York's Heroes of the Battles of Peace and to see the passing of two miles of marching fire- men, motor and steam moved appar- atus, volunteers from, roundabout towna and thousands of exempt firemen who have served tie State as volun- THE *.VENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1918. teers in days gone by, dragging hand|Gean of the Fire Department; the un- Dump engines and hose reels of other senerations, ‘The line of march of the parade, from Fifth avenue and Fifty-seventh etreet to Broadway, to Highty-#izth etreet, to Riverside Drive, to the monument, was packed by an eager, noisy throng. The New York division wae headed by Chief Kenion and Deputy Chiefs Lally, Martin, Guerin, Hayes and Act- ing Deputy Ohtef Joseph Crowley, Deputy Chefs Langford, Meher, Cal- laghan and Burns, while the apparatus was in charge of Chief of Conatruc- tion Demarest and Hattalion Chief velling of the monument; apeech of pres entationentation by Isidor Straun eo line were the following: Volunteer Firemen's Association, City of New York. Daniel Bradley, Prest- New Brighton, 8. I. James A. Réb- erts, President. Veteran and Exempt Fireinen's Asso- ciation, Stapleton, 8. I. M. J. Hal- loran, President. Exempt Firemen's Association, Col- lege Point, L. I. A. J, Kennedy, Preat- Graham. Sona of the firemen in line) dent. carried placards and bannera along| Veteran Firemen's Association, Ja- the line of the parade explaining the various exhibits of men and machinery. A prominent place in the parade was waigned to @ battalion of the Baltimore ire Department, which was sent to the unveiling out of recognition of the aid given to that city by New York when it was threatened with destruction several years ago. The programme of the unvelling, Which Began at 2 o'clock, an goon as Commissioner Joseph Johnson, with his deputy commissioners, George W. O!- vaney and Philip P. Farley, arrived at the moment in @ red automobile after supervising the start of the procession, was as follows: ion by Chaplain V de P. Me- Invor maica, L. L. Wm. F. Hendrickson, President. Degraw Hose Company Association. Wm, E, Everett, President. | Veteran Firemen’s Association, Long | fick Byron, Chief New London Fire Department, Conn. John Stannart, Chief. yc tatene and Wards Fxempt Firemen's Association et Bronz, N. Y. Charles H. Kirke, President. Van Nese Hose Companies Nos, 2 and 3, Exempt Firemen's Association, Bronx, N. Y. Wm. W. Wallace, Preai- dent. Exempt Firemen's Ansociation, Pa aaic, N. J. John Kennel, President. Peekskill Fire rt Nn T Clifton KE. Forkish, Chief. New Rochelle Fire Department, N. ¥. James Ross, Chief. Larchmont Fire Department, N. Y. George 8. Towle, Chief. Mount Vernon Fire Department, N. ¥. 5 Island City, L, 1 W. H. Thompson, | xtcholas Bhrbar, Chief President. King's County Volunteer Firemen's Association. Wm. B, Lake, President. Exempt Firemen's Association, Long Island City, L. 1. Peter Bagley, Presi- dent. Sag Harbor Fire Department, L. L Joxeph Funchinaver, President. E Firemen's Association, . 1, C. J. Odell, Chief. ment, L. 1. Wm. George, Onier. Troy Fire Department, N. Y. Pat- Portchester Fire Department, N. ¥. James 8. Merritt, Chief. Tuckahoe Fire Department, N. ¥. A. _W. Conklin, Chief. Harrison Fire Department, N. ¥. Loule Levy, Chief. Rye Fire Department, N. Y. Frneat W. Elisworth, Chief. Mamaroneck Fire Department, N. Y. Thomas Homan, Chief. Hastings Fire Department, N. ¥. Frederick Dorlich, Chief. Croington Fire Department. N.Y. ‘The ire Department, N. ¥./ the ensuing 0. J. Lyon, Chief. White Plains Fire Department, N. ¥. | Firet Vice-President, Hugo Broadway, near 281 Rroadway. near 261! y. near Beaver St. Only frookivn At near Liberty, 81 Raton Stone, Ohya, Haney, Gire chief of Lansing, Mich.; Second Vice- fie, O. HE “Genius’”—an exclusive Young Soft Hat; cleverly de- signed bya genius in hat style, and thoroughly ingenious in its smart shaping. & Woolworth Bul! Brosdway, near Park Pisce (B. Altman & Ca have in course of preparation, and will shortly announce in detail, An Extraordinary Sale of Imported Lace Curtains, Panels and Bedspreads offering unusual values at remarkably low prices. Closing hours during September: 12 noon on Saturdays and 5 P. M. on other business days. ' [Fh Avene, 34th aud 35th Streets, Mew York! Sunday World “Wants” Work Monday Morming Wonders - | |GIMBELS | Store Opens at 8:30 and Closes at 6 Open All Day Saturday. The “ Royale’’ A New GIMBEL Hat for Men ee At $3.50 At first sight one is most agree- i And why not? a@ new model, made With the Imminent Need for Fall Clothes Comes another example of GIMBEL helpfulness in this Sale of Men’s $20 to $25 Fall-Weight Suits and Overcoats Today and Saturday B At $12.50 The fact that these Suits and Overcoats were formerly priced as above in the GIMBEL stocks, makes this an opportunity worth more than a casual glance. eepenislly for GIMBELS by the Many of the Suits are just the world’s best hat maker—J. B. proper thing for these mild Autumn Stetson. Z but most of them are the right Unquestionably a “Chirpy” weights to wear through the entire model, and destined to become Winter—an interesting choice in plain one of the most popular of the blues and dark colors. Chic! New! The Very Millinery Modes That Are the Talk of Paris! At $8.75 to $14.75 An inleresling fact: A Comic opera slar who is quile as famous for her modishness as for the beauty of her voice, selected four chapeaux in our Medium-Priced Salon the other day. Stunning Hats that flare at the left side—such as are now causing a furore—are always associated with this actress! eee ' ‘The fog which followed the falling | ceptance by Robert Adamson, represent. | » Freeport = 2 fire 9 1.1. J, Huyler Billeon, Chief. Chas, EB. Hope, Chief. of last night's deluge of rain on a| ing Mayor Gaynor; address by Commic- Rockville Centre Volunteer Fire De | New Orleans, Ia, President, Harry [. Marston, fire chief baked and dusty city did not dis-| sioner Johnson and benediction by Fire partment, 1. 1. August Kalb. @nimousiy, as the city fm which to hoid|a¢ Brockton, Mase.; Secretary, James courage the thousands who wanted to| Chaplain Ivie. Lawrence anéd Cedarhurst Volunteer |the 1914 convention of the International | MoFal), fire chief of Roanoke Va, and see the spectacle from the ourb atone,| Among the outside organisations in| Fire Department, L. 1. Thomas Hi. | Association at the business meeting this | Treaeurer, George Knowfflock, of Mans- Oceanside Depart. f The chic Velvet Sailor with wreath of wings spread at various angles—illustrated—will be specialized at $10. The chapeau with the extra brim effect of puffed velvet, that is trimmed with gardenias, will be $12.75. The Georgette Bonnet! Pointed Turbans! Ostrich-Trimmed Hats! season, In the Assemb! Medium-Priced Salon, Third Floor The following new shades— you will find ne tye of Prussian blue—Russian green, : Ider models, many of them with mole, pearl and seal. This particular model may be had trimmed with a velvet or taffeta band, back bow in the former and a quarter back bow in the latter. Features of this hat are its excellent shape, hand-welted brim and pebbled This is an absolute exodus of all odd veka) band. assortments. use new stocks are This is but one of a hundred styles from the same celebrated | positivély crowding them out, and we i Fourth Floor simply had to disregard costs and recent mar! NECKLACES Then ore Presently in Vogue And the New Ribbon Soutoirs Templingly Priced for Saturday — White Coral Necklaces ils . At 50c, Usually $1 belted backs—these in smart home- spun materials. Ideal for the Fall. Raincoats as well, in a large and varied group, being broken lines of Gabardi and other good materials. These Newest of Women’s Coats Are Exclusively At GIMBELS for they are of a new wool plush thal was made for us in Yorkshire, England. All of these Coats bear the label that is here reproduced— the hallmark that distinguishes them from imitations. Smart Models at $22.50to $65 “Radyne” is unlike any of the new woolen fabrics! Probably we are peiunicets but we ate ara that you will be likewise when you see that it is so soft and fine, lightweight and warm, and yet is not as lustrous as silk plush. Some of the Coats are trimmed with soft velvet collars, others with moleskin or moufflon. A five-eighths length is illus- trated, but there are others in knee and full-lengths. Rose, tan, navy and black were never more attractive than in this material. Coats of the new Plaid-back Chinchilla at $16.50 Coats of the new tighl-weave Eponge at $22.50 Smart Corduroy Coats in attractive colors al $19.50 Third Floor Paris Styles—But Not in the French Capital Are There Such Fine Lace and Tulle Blouses at $2.95 There are many men who remember i ewe had last season, and they wilt surely be os ae ae So |p q” te advise you, therefore, to’ avoid delay, The Sale’ begins this morning. Fourth Floor “The Finest Offerings of CHINA And GLASS Ever in a Sale” ted beads, ih opera eri ear ase: \ This is the substance of the continuous enthusiastic comments made on our Fifth Floor Gleuedl amber Wack: since the Sale opened on Tuesday morning. In the excellence and artistic:character of the wares, ‘ ou er the variety presented and the sensational values, this verdict is well deserved. If you have not lace At 60c, Usually $1 | seen the display, COME TOMORROW, SURE. These are representative values: An excellent ‘lpsitanton a iam, $32.60 Limoges China Sets, 100-pieces st $16.50 4 se gl a aL ee Mtl ara $18.60 Set of Table Glass, 60-pieces, Daintily Engraved Border at $10.75 Aliength necklace. $5.25 Cut Crystal Fern Dish on Mirror Plateau and Fern at $2.75 y $5 Decorated China Chocolate Set or Berry Set at $1.95 $15 Dozen, Ramiquins on Plates, Fine Limoges Chins and Encrusted Border, $8 fj French Pearl Necklaces At $2, Usually $6 a Dozen 65c Table Tumblers, Fine Crystal, Engraved with any Initial, 40c Dosen Delivery in One Week Frenchelied” Benth, graduated A Special Saturday Selling of SOAPS and Other TOILET GOODS and mounted with 10-kt. gold First thing home-comers need is a full sui ply of toilet necessaries, and the first thought will be Waa } snap. Ribbon Soutoir (Guards), at 75c, Usually 91.50 and $2 kles “when will GIMBELS have a sale?” TOMORROW is the day. Here are some of the items: Gimbels pure Olive Oil Soap made in| Hair Tonics and Shampoos Very fine silk ribbon, mounted with rhinestone slides, les of a fancy pierced pattern, in large or small sizes; round, oval, square or diamond shape. Spain, recommended for infants and delicate complexiong, cake, 160; 61.70! Main Floor a dozen. Colgate’s Pine Tar Soap, 8 for 260. Useful and Handsome Articles In Leatherette Pi rn fey aa ie smile ana Pinaud’s Eau de Quinine, $1.60, 800) Sa Rens nrnes Crean, 68 Wit Green and Red morocco grain leatherette articles for Tbe. Lohsee Lilienmilch Soap, cake, 20c.'and 40c Gimbels Theatrical Cold Cream, the traveler or for the desk at home, They have just arrived from Germany, and are marked at HALF THE PRICE you Domestic Castile Soap, | bars, 7 0 i 1 1b., 600; 14 Ib., 286. 0c, smaller, 260. Py large Dart) Westphal’s Auxiliator, 860, reg. 50¢ Flesys ‘Cream, 60c. would pay were they not imported direct by GIMBELS. 50c Memo Blocks, at 26¢ $2.50 Attache Cases, a $1.60 Colgate’s Honey, Oatmeal or Glycer-| Cleaver'sHair Wash, 61 & 60c bottle aggett & Ramsdell Cold Cream ine Soap, 3 for 180. Hydrogen Peroxide, qt., 190 in jars, 36¢ Size, $80; Ode sins, 900; She A Fifth Floor Creams and Lotions Gimbels Brilliantine at 20c, reg. 25c| Melorose M: Cream, 890 Melorose Manage Brilliantine at 260 and 89e|, (°lgate’s Cold Cream, jars, S80 $2 Writing Tablets at ¢1 $1 Memo Blocks, Hasty-Line and Daily Reminder Pads, 60c $2 Coat Hanger Sets, six in cuse, $1; four in case, br reg. $1 jain Floo.; Colgate's Almond Soap, 8¢ cake,| size, BB; $1.50 size, 1.00; in tubes, : three for 20c. sig rie Drugs, Laboratory Products 26c size, 160; 10¢ ai Colgate’s Shaving Stick, 20c. Benzoin Rose and Glycerine Lotion,|,Gimbels Violet Taleum Powder, at Children’s Umbrella Day With prices lowered especially, so that more Umbrellas may go up on rainy school days in the future. Children could keep one at school and one at home for the price usually paidfor justone. | flesh and white, $1. Colgate’s Shaving Powder, 20c. : |160 Ib., Gimbels Glycerine and Rose Water, large, Shor staal ibe re 2le, Plain or cloudy Ammonia, pt.,100 | ramos benzoln and Croan Hudnut’s Orchid Beauty Cream,| Denatured Alcohol, pt., 16¢ | Brushes hoa} 4 Gimbels Hair Tonic to prevent the, Gi * Helene Swifts Dermatine, 760 and\p,i°from falling out. 600,” flieibets Ree ee Brushes, 180, hes, 18¢, reg. 26c. Gimbels liquid Green Soap at 200,| Imported Tooth Brushes, at ibe, Kolynos Tooth Paste, 16¢. regular 26c . 26e, Rubioam, 14, Gimbels Benzoin for softening the “Caving Brushes at bo, re. te, Sanitol Tooth Powder or Paste, 14. skin, 166 Imported Hair Bi » pure Sozodont Tooth Powder or Paste 14¢ 7 bristles, at $1.60, reg. $2.25. Colgate’s Tooth Powder 24c and 16c.|__Gimbels Imported Bay Rum at 46¢,| Military Brushes at $1.60, reg. $2.25. Colgate’s Tooth Paste, 20c and 10¢° regular 69¢ Tooth Rrush Holders, 606, reg. 85e, ‘Trimmed handl wt aoe ena eet 01.60, mm: andies, with carved animal heads, as weil as a nice assortment ore, of plain and natural handles. These Umbrellas are of American tuffetas, Pebeco Tooth Paste, 300, taped edge, All sizes, with case and tassel, $1.60 UMBRELLAS at $1 Children’s Umbrellas of union.taffeta with tape edge. Fine assortment of handles, including animal heads, Gann’ vd. Assorted plain, straight This statement is made with the fact in mind that the Blouses one finds in Paris are also machine-made—but not quite so carefully and daintily as are these GIMBEL reproductions, Quite a remarkable fact, is it not? | Ain A te ae or hooked handles. All sizes, with cuse and tassel jreeul Brun Holaerhs | The Accordion Pleated White Net Blouse, over flesh-color silk, is a gem of simplicity! Other assortments of Children's Umbrellas, ranging from $1.50 to | Sanico Tooth | Powder, 20¢, || Gimbela Eau de Quinine, 5-02., 80¢) Imported) Face Chamois, 100. | a The Shadow Lace Fiowe that is lined with net and has dainty tracings of color at the] 69 sand all representing hte same food t oud Favorite Tollet Soaps | _ peoann anal nouges|™*2 uae ge of its ple: 3 1 al aoa : ? ll PA pads cad Manicure Items y , be cuke, 60¢ doz, y " ee pret ly A ing Marg pct ive bis ide oe it 93 Jergen's Violet Glycerine Soap, 8]. EFwin's Rice Powder, 10¢ package.) Gimbels Nuil Bleach, 180, reg. 25¢, inge of carved || 4 Main Floor Gimbels Nail Polish, 166, reg. 25¢ or 260. ogee & Gallet Monstre Bath Soap,| Lehn & Fink Rice Powder, flesh and| Ongoline, 28¢, reg. 33. 18c, Gali A taand Gat oe |white, 10¢ package Luswrite Nal Bisee, ie, reg. 24e Roger allet Almond Soap, 9c, Gimpels Vani iY Powdi Emery Boards, 4 Uimbels Peroxide Soup, 4 for 376, [Rouge with Pull and ‘Alirron $00 "| Gimbeis Imported Nall Enamel, at Of course, there are several other models too, Third Floor Boys’ School Shirtwaists = | 75c to $1 Grades at 45c Each Gimbels Soup, 1'Ib. jar, 986.|- ‘Dice Kise Taleum, flesh nad white,|208, Tek 15e. i Pa s » Te, ss a Nail Polish, 360 Such an important event as going back toschool is worthy of something ren © ne Beer fee tbc, st 260 - | peibe Nat pole cil’ Polish, 280 big in the way of an offering 00 ber i iderable concession i evaved Olive Oil Soap, $2 bar80c,| Dartan's Finitia or Violet Talcum) Municure Scissors, assorted Suse iy 3 repaain o fey Waisetin iH : rant cot af aly core Societe Hygienique Soap, large vize at 200 first quality steel, 60s, ‘The juaee bre anceheniisy ie 7 Jeths. “Colla " | eeentaeed NEW YORK WERTY-TMIRD ST. cake, blue wrapper, 40¢; small, @1¢;| Minad Violet Lm France Rose, 166 Manicure Set on eard, re Se price sriped percales, madras and mercerized cloths, Collars are attached. a Kile to 16 years. Main [Floor Colgate's large size Taleum, 250 Main Floor and Subway scented, 48¢; guest nize, 16¢.