The evening world. Newspaper, March 11, 1914, Page 12

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARO® 11, 1014. ti TES UPBRANORETH secre mes 2 Fearne Se Acid Stomach Ane News Oddities TSW TU WWE HM Cece See ES Dangerone > SEVEN OF CITY'S BATHS ance ts for back alimony. the jurisdiction of our —_ - The divorce action was tried re-| Brandreth will alse be required to] Gummen Genco Advice tom Can't Get Hot Water for Pools! “carmen upi Maple oup lo renaing in the Berkshires cont'y before Jurtice Planchara | PAY is wife's counsel foos out of hie racned sonst” ! Yi PAY BACK Al Brandreth faited to appear, but he was piased tn tee manae ae charte Grimes” aati, stemache are dangerous e HUERTA ts Roving his own troubles to make ‘om sign with the Fots, represented by counsel, who pleaded | hages. tntug of the stomach, thes Bae” ot the thee st Pasmeiemes = res Soe oe eee The charwes made by, the wife preveneg the proper ccten of tae seme ' he No Mercy in Court for Son of | ee® fully notified that the divorce tocu ap ith cp aecrens aiesce Deus |, neat Ht } i | ¢ Z * lawyer admitted that firanéreth was a ana are esctess Oo + (ileago Man Sails to Ascertain SAVES PRISONER'S LEG,” saye morning poper nead-| Millionaire Pill Man, Who |'Siirnottn' Snares in his silmony,| 00th Regimens Ball ot, Patrioh’s| ‘ts treatis, the ‘asta ta the stomachs os $ MNeeds of Merchants In tine, It dou not refer, however, to practices in the Tombe city prison. Is in Paris “Where is this defendant who asks Might. pry ‘= the ’ a 5! consideration here? stormed the| All arrangements are complete for |20%' the Tobet thine. tommasione Be - Court. the Sixty-ninth Regiment ball st, | sespoentul ot . MERMAIDS MAY JOIN IN—Cruising steamships departing today : 14 Ba te don, 1|Patrick’s night tn the , Ne \nhe Retntid, taken tn worn ot “wh: “ tor the West indies will carry along & tango professor for the passengers. nee ee Tt aoe ie heyhey bel co perkepe te Parte.” Lesiagten avenes, he will be berg Miron ones be Hiasved (a “He 19, eh?” replied Justice Blanch. |%® Windup of @ strenuous day for the TOP FLOOR of the new fourtenetory jail uptown naturally will be a that the ‘ regiment, inasmuch as it it te eal, for high erimes. pacientes $600,000 oatate of Ralph Brandreth, | 4 pe un roe tastitationy fe nrc [Date to the big parade after attending | File’ bieursted "manges put MR, A. COMSTOCK tes not been asked for his views on the suffragette| tury ‘ot Moliporg, de Ire be encres, | were 2 permit men with reepotmibil maltary mass ia Bt Patrick's Cathedral |aivars be Kept hed ee - | Special De seques- | ities such as this yor man has slashing of the Rokeby Venus.. trated and that $180 4 month be paid/ourred to step down “to Hi i i 3 5 i : i : i i. if Hf 8es2 re il a a “This. Is The Best Clothing Clean-Up We Have Ever Had For Men!” ries oe Coen foe ong ee ’ many a big clothing event for men and knows The Largest dina we iin cileican on which he bases them: Collection Hath foci Reagepep apes . of }, hand- somely pilkclined. Giotl or faced. We'd be gis ordk- f ! ill rH septs elie! ; ae gl narily to get them to sell for $25, da oe Untrimmed nag Hatsand | mie Trimmings 2s in America i z: agi If you have ever visited the Galleries Lafayette in Paris, you can gain an idea hi Col cur oly rival. with the wi » for Other Men’s Suits & Overcoats mat flSS S150, re Other Groupsof Men’s Clothin Include all 225 New ey ow: in Untrimmed Hats at $1.50 to pate Lisere Hi: 60 to $7.60. Italian " . Ieee i ee | te Ee a eunso, . [A Sale of 200 Coats Special—Imported Hats of Tagal Milan, $5 usuneiue oe a ea Finest Imported Flowers at 25c to $13.50 luding wreaths, The blossoms that adorn our French models and our fine chapeaux—incl shontures, bouquets and single flowers. Fruits and berries galore. Imported Feathers and Plumages, 50c to $5 Ostrich in all their new guisee—those that have been treated by the brule process ee ee Se eer ae See Saket’ tal ne ee taisies of the now fashionable barnyard feathers in scores of designs. And Pompons. Hats Trimmed Free of Charge This compliment, which really means a saving of $1 to $1.50, is extended an un- trimmed hat and its trimmings are purchased in our Layigerh Sections." The trimming is rendered by skilled milliners, who are thoroughly conversant with all the new styles of Paris. Imported American Beauty Roses Imported Ostrich Fantaisies Special In Shaded Colorings At 260, 360, 60c and 750. * Special at 61. . Main end Third Fleers Women’s Rain-and-Shine Coats — = Of Pricstley's Donegal Tweed and Other Smart Fabrics, rt iit | al sl prec ™ “Toe Ease” Shoes wy etal Tweed Coats are in the A name that has become famous in in This é Hygienic Footwear So much depends the kind of Shoes \| =~ that Children wear. TThey must not cramp the foot, or grave trouble will result later. The youthful foot must have room to grow and yet be suf- ficiently supported. “Toe Ease” Shoes are scientifically constructed, and in addition to their hygienic qualities are very stylish and exceptionally serviceable, Nothing but the best leathers and expert workmanship are called for in the GIMBEL stipulations as to the details of con- struction. Infants’ Shoes, $1 to $3 Req. Trade Mork The underwear of the modish woman of today is so filmy that it can be drawn through a finger ring. Cee b 8 68 Oe Ored “Even fine nainsooks, with their daint laces and embroideries, for wi 8 famous, er foraemet. fo. fever of sheer silks “ A_new department has been created it McCutcheon’ carry Girls’ Shoes, $2 to $5 Hoel (pes of undergarments of today Boys Shoes, $2.50 to $3.50 over two hundred lines. Second Floor “ In order to make the new department more familiar to our patrons, we offer the Traveli Bags are earls 1 Asal cl Under- for Men and Women ite une: was this advan‘ pottery cent pt vi hard to resist by re; or even occa- $0.18 to 97.00 Black Whale Grain Bags, ¢5 75 to 67. le in Bogs, @10 to 912 Sole Leather Bags, oreo $16.60 to 918 page Bags, 912 96.76 and $7.60 Bult Cases, $5 jases, 98.60 93.76 Bult Cases, 63 Main Fieer snapped UP the firwt shi t. Now comes ite Cor seer a new shipment from chester. * : Fancies of the Weaver's Art that mocereneeen|| GIMBEL BROTHERS -crececara nacre || CSIM. | REL Me eee ES oe BROADWAY NEW YORK = ‘THIETY.THrep ot. ener : ; . ) a U * Vests, $1.25 and $1.50, Combinations, $3.75. Knickerbockers, $2.C ), @. James McCutcheon & Co. i Avenue, 33d and 34th Streets + bee Oe 8 ee ee ek ee a hi Lateran 1c a el lai Mees jhe ate lies ei see he Sorts a) 4