The evening world. Newspaper, February 10, 1914, Page 11

THETEVENING WORLD, TURSDKY, FEBRUARY 16" Tvte. ere Mra. Ferris asks the Court remove “MILLIONAIRE HEIRESS ‘McClenahan as trustee of her prop: | SUES TO OUST TRUSTEE|Z Ze Merete fl GIMBELS Granddaughter of David Stevenson "© TEDDIE rome tutes | SKIN HUMOR CURED! Former Banker. : hs Mg oe Ferrie | ag Saiekd a baea Reali ton At Savings of a Third in the February Furniture Sale ‘eur Willionatre brewer, began sult m the Deteoit,- J #, 1919-—" BA} Bupreme Court to-day to oust James two-monthe-old baby 4 Ye 1 ——' Jf = . MoClenahan, former President of the vy ith whet ¢! call Mutual Bank and President of Se Ste lower nd her David Stevenson Brewing Company, Rr ize i pa mans of ated for the benefit of Mra. » @ad her children by the iF s Ry 5a? eee i Hi? fT ? tii =! us £ ? on in controls the for his own benefit; that Feb 5, 1913, and that he Mre. Ferris’s directions that ai i ih 5 & i f i ve, * e Jae Ny Subtype Io te feat “44 Spectal Exhibit for the Millinery Teade © a of otia ctlas soe Arm Chair to match, 97.60 from-§i1 estrecrdinery cctostets oi fnudy tajere Tabi, oo tree $18.60 Pm yy fe a Bo to Amertes the festthat =" f i b iif A WE f ! Millinery Fashions Have Been Revolutionized For Spring by the Parts Modistes ae Un as rs ete memes ts Bar dare eto I IE OPPENHEIM, CLUNS & € 34th Street—New York GIMBEL Model Hats at $15, $18, $22, * Direct Particular Attention to the ‘ $25 and Upwaras Cannot Be ‘Duplicated . a Following Special Values H {or they are made of the very materials which the Parle modiates used in thelr original 4 ) g12 3 913. H ‘We imported these ma‘ direct, so that prices could not be approached in the For Wednesday Small Side Rocker, 94 from $6. 918 from $80. States. Hence it is obvious that milliners may select hata that are virtually Paris Sia Geer Oe eee Hie Stand, eai8 trom $7. = sale F But caly st GIMBELS Thied Fleer Library Tables, 610 from $15; ¢18.60from | Comfortable Arm Rocker, §8.60 f-om $20.00; $20.75 from $31. Arranged on the Seventh Floor, a fine group of Rockers thers re etn nae Upholstered seats covered with §; leather. Seventh At $10, $20 and $30, Regularly $20 to $55 Saco Value 5.00 The February Sale of Pictures . Begins Tomorrow in the Subway Store; ~ Button Boots in alt lea- thers, incom; sizes. Discontinued stylesfot 3. Formerly 5.00 to 7.00 | Se Rese-Moire and Silk Poplin \ \- Unusual Values in * Actaae tel eh Ys torwitfesemi-yearly event never falls to rouse the greatest interest among people whe look iy | Muslin Underwear -: Which is « Symphony tn Brown For this occasion we have been particularly fortunate in assembling. a remarkable 0 rf ; i We were the first to present in New York the.Callot Soeurs’ ' lection " f 48 | Women's Nightgowns of fine nainseok in| 5 original Turkish akirt. ‘That was more than four months ago. which we are ani amed Pictures, Oil P aintings, Mirrors ae | 3 ‘ i embroidery, lace and bbon. ies Value 1.00} * ad Now we have the honor of introducing the latest interpreta- a Frocures sattanie for every rocta la the home, from sn Meapentive aftee fe a. pieta.8 a, ‘ : tion of this graceful mode. _In this the Turkish idea is emphasized to an Imported Oil Painting elaborately framed; or a plain mirror for or bathragen, 4 | } | Combinations and Nightgowns of sheer by the use of rose-moire, while the underskirt, which is almost en- to a magnificent mantel mirror for living room or parlor. : tirely visible in the front, is of silk poplin, An effective and artistic combination, as you will see in the illustration. At $77.60 this suit {s a superb reproduction of the Paris model. The suits that are quite the extreme of this mode—simply insook, desi les, with ribbon drawn. Value 1.60}, a ‘About 1,000 beautifully tramed pleturce, Nightgowns and Combinations of quality nainsook, elaborately tri with tailored—are equally distinctive, for they are imbued with the true | wey fine laces and embroidery; ribbon bows j2 00 character of Paris fashions. | rosettes. Vetus 8.00 All GIMBEL Suits have elegance as well as atyle, for they are fashioned of the newest materialse— : Lome Barathea Satin Cotele Satin Coscadeuse ; Oil Paintings, $2.50 to $10 on So Piatt eS poratitea al stat ina borsined tongs tnfaue Blouses for Women Tokio Crepon ag seas Sonia honk ing or . rames. Bubjects include landscapes and marines, ow — x. $8.75 Mirrors, $1.50 | | $10 to $12 Mirrors, $5 Serge Poplin Charmeuse tation (Circa nt nitation aan le, imoin in Bhs These New Suits Are $25 to $150 , pe te ane piper Rabiects, Oxi8rIn: ||| Gerd. bocaianed Gi and Wursishes | cra Lace and Embroideries || 126 Odd Damask Tablecloths } ui - Lavish Array of Values $7.50 Quality, $5 Each i Mr. So-and-So's Brilliant as the pretty garments they will adorn, these The reason for thi fine off ie ont ie Apt facturer had accumulated this _ ever-fashionable dainties now beckon to women to b ards, naj aompany atthe marriage of tharr dan ghiae them away. Tomorrow these special offerings will anticipate 2% Fed verte, Withee } man- lot in one size only, to 5 blecloths are fresh and white } Women’s Gloves ser’s” leatherette gloves, best our { Spri 1 and lingerie. é a ee uall self or black stitching. y ‘or your Spring apparel ingerie, as snow, in a wide range of circular floral — A |“ Sedaee of white; tiooulés gay and | 59c of VU Read Embroideries Laces and Chiffons | | 00d chance for value-hunting housekeepers, at 98 each. Three=star grade. Regularly 1.00} Her and White Chitfon, Batte | Neturally thew are both dei $3.50 Satin Damask Napkins, $2.60 Dos. 200 dozen from Ireland; in Rose, Lily- of-the-Valley and Clover designs; 22 x 22-inch. and ai if $1.60 yd. Secusite "French de- to be worthy of your attention. dai: joral | QOne-clasp washable doeskin gloves, P. K. signs, dainty designs and Shadow Laces, 4 to 15-inch sewn, double drawn stitching on beck. he 85c And GIMBELS is ready to do all trregular scalloped wffects; 4 to 1 | wide; regularly Ge to Gbe yard; 4:00 ag ly og phy no bp ty Dos. Corset Cover Flouncings, 36¢ Shadow Laces, 18 to 28-inch ; regularly 50c, Embroidered wide; regularly 75c to $1.85 yard; in Swias, nainsook and ecambric; | at 66c to 31.00, floral designs and upen lacy pat- Novelty Laces, 14 to 10-inch wide; terns; 17-in. wide. regul 26c to $7.60 yard; at Embroidered Voile Flouncings, 1» $1.60 and $1.75 yd; regular 1.60 to $2.50. French embroid- $2.60 Hemstitched Pillow Cases, the necessary work in a manner Of fine round thread linen; size 22}4x befitting such Event- ful Occasions. 100 Wedding Invitations, engraved in script on } 16-button imported lace kid, mousquetaire, | br flexible Stine, i‘ white only. Value 2.50 § 1.45 Double-width Chiffons, ly $1 yard; at 66c. Street even- hades anc. all newest colori best quality wedding stock, $8.50, usually $11.50. ed designs, floral effects; 45-in. | i Women’s Corsets + 100 Weddi ‘Announcements, engraved in script on | | wide. OY ERA AEN. |) Ee Main Floor’ || Ramie Costume Linen, a or quality tr stock, $7.50, usually 450 Yard Special Sale ‘We will execute Announcements, Invi- ent Beas Desirable model, with hip, low bust, tations, Reception, Church and At-Home suitable for rdie top, of eerie ink and whits|2.50 Carda in styles best in use, at special prices. ty coats, suits pte I e filled, Regularly 5.00 Main Floor, Rear. SnoaBeaet _ Ew vores pad shirins 46 sendin Kahle «natty Dera ssnini Maciel iba oe sc i MM i By GASTON LEROUX Author of “The Yellow Room” . BAL