The evening world. Newspaper, May 1, 1914, Page 19

* “ Ae § Ne « ‘: inaris lars : THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 1, re14. q | GIMBELS Black-and-White Expressed in Black Hats with White Wings Dolly Varden Modes The picturesque hats laden with garden and field flowers, ig will be introduced to-morrow in ) New Gimbel Summer . Millinery at $8.75, \\i $10, $12.75, $14.75 BARRE mrt fj Sterling, Conn. There is another new note sounded in the hats with crin and maline edges. SE WR RRL, one natn ite y T have taken Ly- We believe this mode will énjoy a tremendous vogue, for it gives such an airy and He and hi :. vegetable Compound salary. He and ie wite will loave dis E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound summery touch to the chapeaux. plinth! in ntact ws A GIRL . Resignation of Canon Residentiary Is a Surprise to Communi- yt i cants and Friends. Pose eat Sh ‘ “i © Communi f the Cathedi ea Mae unicants of ¢ Cathedral ot John the Divine were surprised Found Relief. day ‘o learn that the Rev. Dr. George William Dougias has resigned the office of canon residentiary of the Cathedral, which he haa held since Two Unusual Events in High-Grade GIMBEL Shoes for Men and Women Two most extraordinary values brought about by the manufacturer’s desire to turn the shoes into money. Women’s $7 Colonial Pumps, $4.75 All widths and sizes, the best of style for Summer 1914—-in Patent Colt and Gun- metal Calf with hand-turned soles, 2 in. covered Spanish heels and cut steel buckles. Men’s $5 High and Low Shoes, $3.95 The high models are in Gun-metal Calf and Mahogany tan with blind eyelets, new English last with low broad heels, and other styles in Gun-metal Calf in Blucher models. Sterling, Conn.—"I am a girl of 8 years and I used to faint away every 1904, Leser ag “ was bats The term of Dr, Douglas as canon i beivored 6 16. ORK does not expire until St. Andrew's Reece a ™ Day, Nov. 30 next, and the fact that read yous Httle bel: he has resigned before that time has Fead your re le 7 auned considerable comment. a ead Law bee “Bishop David, H. Greer, in discus- sing the resignation of Dr. Douglas, said there are no canons In the Cathedral now. Friends of Dr. Dougias, to-day B, ealled attention to the fact that it was through hi tte Frederick G. Bourne gave $500,000 to endow the @belr achool of the Cathodral, the check for which Dean William M. In the Oxfords there are two styles in tan Russia Calf and Gun-metal Calf, smart, snugly fit- ting lasts, made to hug the ankle, all sizes and widths. like a new girl and I am now relieved of all these troubles. I hope all young girls will get relief an I have. I never 3000 Summer Shirts at 75c Each wants to write to me I will gladly tell The hats with Art Nouveau cherries are very chic! . SCREAMING NURSE LEADS |v.souny,cer,, tres cetinly i New Summer Hats for Little Girls, $3.50 to $10 For Men Used to Paying $1 i . Thad pimpl fi CROWD INA THIEF CHASE ed a bed ites pee eg fed yeaiet had Dolly Varden styles, picturesque poke bonnets, and the always adorable mush- been troubled with suppression. The room shapes—trimmed with pretty flowers, fairy-like laces and beautiful ribbons. Result: Weiskopf Is Locked Up; ea cat ald Leen ul seardee ar bal Untrimmed Italian Leghorn Hats, $2.50 Miss Saffier’s Mesh Bag Is Found; | E4i4 B. Pinkham’s Vegeta ind said I was all run down, pound brought me out \. ‘ | Hats Trimmed Free of Charge ‘Third Floor She Gets Back a Nickel. dav Mal saving of a quarter—four Shirts for the price of three—-is clear-as laylight. , The materials prove it—-fine Summer fabrics with cool-looking woven or printed striped designs. The making proves it—look at buttonholes, cuffs, buttons and neckbands. The Shirts will prove it when you put them on—com- fortably cut. Else bring them back. That the maker needed money and broke his price to us needn't worry you. . At 75c each, you will buy the Shirts by the half dozen when you see them tomorrow. Main Floor beg frome the hander sian givsT, ment | Girls who are troubled with painful or 2 Fordham Horpltal masa, wane Samer. |isregular periods, backache, headach ’ . maaan "une" sane” a |sefnegae emg (Aad 175 Young Women’s $35 to $88.50 Suits faut ou the apviaiior ea ie feeb retors ioe 80 heal hb lukios Ey | That have been here more than a week—but that have not been here more than six weeks young woman or her lung power, Bhe 7 yelled and ran. | ome 7 ee eepyyy) {|| Tomorrow at One Price---$27.50 (“Your Furs! |[" Boys’ GIMBEL Clothing @treet Policeman O'Bullivan eaw the i abardine Silk Poplin Serge The Bogie Moth Will i rece gromd andthe youn woman in|@ ~ Established 52 Years. Wool Crepe Checked Worsteds Novelly Fabrics Get Them If You Don’t Surmounts All Barriers who came along. He sald he was Lous The Valuable Result Place yourself in the position of a merchant, and you will realize why we are reducing Watch Out! aim 5 of Correct Glasses our already moderate prices—sizes have become broken, and as it is our policy to have new They’re Safe— . t Pitty=ti —is clear, strong vye-sight— styles every week, we do not repeat our m lels by having al th-Proof he bag wan fi *.1 which is well protected as long sizes again made replete. Sizes 14, 16 and 18 included— In The me ma Ee Miae"Sclte hare sheicea'a iao| 28 YOU wear correct slanses psctnagales Nr og Thiel-Proot sontenta to get home with, ba fog periaee pA sper ota Serge Suils with Roman-Striped Undershirts, $28.50 Damp-Proof Property Owners Dine, Perfect Fitting Glasses, $2.50 to $12. been Cape bard ered styles, $25. EL Cala ] The first annual dinner of the Upper] 184 Broadway at JohaSt, gor Hover, erge Cape Coals, 0. GIMB! ‘0 Dry Manhattan Property Owners’ Associn- 1 . ; : ton spel inet gt mene Arrog 223 6th Aven ISth St. | 101 iiss, Ann | Raglan Coals in geal! Plaids and Mixtures, $10. Air Fur Vault gel ats Raf 4 ML LSA Junior Girls’ Suits at $15 and $25— Put Them Int nreowtivons and civic | CARPET J, & J. W. WILLIAMS cial ny S Fur Repairing an: Unmatured girls like hy suits because they are in modeling after 1914 designs my rib oe do not make them look juvenile. Sizes ane nee: , 15 ani years. Square, 8200 Fur Desk, Graduation and Party Frocks, $5 to $35 Extension 38." uird Poor Fluffs and ruffles of net make some of the models Heigtts."” i Among TK. UMBt Bot. 1978. | cist Cimbiataet | CLEANING 385 Went Sith St. innott and ‘Aasembiy: | 5 _ WORLD “WANTS” WORK WONDERE A Strong Relay of Leading Points: Perfect Fit, Style, ity, Material, Workmanship, | aint. Some of the voiles hi corded rutflings, , Price, to meet the wishes and tastes of parent: | 1 i bed Vtarelare Tace-berutfled frocks with bouffant draperies Modern Dance a one Nagy SS = 5 ™ ce | of taffeta. Pretty lawn dresses, too. Exhibitions $12.50 and $13.50 Norfolk Suits, $8.50 Young Girls’ Net Dresses with Taffeta In the GIMBEL Tea Room (With Extra Pair of Trousers.) Alll new models, including many of this season's very best styles. Sizes 6 to 18 years. $6.50 and $7.50 Norfolk Suits, $5 (With Extra Pair of Trousers.) All wool fabrics; brown, tan and gray mixtures; some with green tinge. Fie ae ee $10 to $15 Spring Top Coats, $5 46 Overcoats, the surplus of active Spring selling; sizes 10 to 18 years. $6.50 and $7.50 Spring Reefers, $3.95 Clearance of broken line from our regular stock. Black and white shepherd checks, plain blue serges and some Sizes 24% to 10 years. $2.50 and $3 Washable Suits, $1.95 Tomorrow Afternoon from 3.45 to 5.15 Mr, apd Mrs, Lew Quinn After “each dance Mr. Quinn will, if requested, dem- onstrate the person- ally to visitors. oon Tea. Bighth Floor 50c Plain Thin Blown Water Tumblers, 25c Dozen Coatees, $/ With two-tier accordion pleated net Skirts, and the long-waisted Russian Coatees of taffeta—sleeveless. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Young Girls’ Washable Dresses at $1.50 to $35 on aut by Car, UES | NOTE—If the reader does not find the Information wanted in the ques- tlone answered he @ Aineworth, 40 Paiteron Buliding, Dayton, Ohio, in- ‘Third Floor velop henich’ and beauty articles and preparat' cy sale by all wholesale ete, {1 and department stores; or Loose Leaf Booklets, 15c Vest Pocket Size—Leather Cover A limited number at this very low price. Others in mmodating dealer can obtain them for you, ‘ é 7 . i is Spring and Summer styles, Large uns atin, na Ehave avery muday. yer | Porte. j Cam fy joe Y Offs Sta ' Sensible housekeepers will lay in their summer's veal o Fagus a SROs ae Sumer or | relearn nts [Something 0 shampoe the ilprhedypues ee, men ren supply at This Remarkably Low Price. Also Confirmation Suils, $5 (0 $18 seer one rain quinoxidey ggAtRNET<T reconimend a and Appliances at Reasonable Prices ‘Rear Balcony $1 to $1.25 Tumbl 48c¢ Dozen Fast color blue serges; finely tailored and appro- Titan | Deseomere, There (a a0thing | it te a compound ef eaponitied vege: Thin blown, handsomely engraved, in three Outdoors Furnishings At Moderate Prices Restful, Comfortable and Convenient Accessories to Aid Pleasanl Living You are invited to view the remarkalle assemblage in our Sporting Goods Store. City or country homes or Apparel and Accessories for Boy Scouts of Amertca We are the official headquarters in New York. Fourth Fleer t band patterns. Sold by the dozen only. ‘ 6. ©. B. aske—"I am annoyed and), 4: OR: writee—''t am entireiy too Fifth Floor ‘ embarracesd by my total tnabliity to| fleshy for my height, I would ike keep my beir looking respectable.» It to reduce, but a ‘aid to try the fe atubborn and strings like the frayed | ™&™y ‘fat cures’ I see advertised.” ond of @ rope. Please edvise what ts Anewer—It fe not jee to purchase best.” and use medicines of a doubtful er iF bie aff Uncertain quality, but the treatment Ansara Zels eame treehle & which I recommend te preserined by physicians mm 1 knew, Urgent No- Extraordinary Prices for Dependable Shrubs, largs number of my corresponden to all I have recommended esas Tee tae ee Wes | Sa ee atch Tee maT ee mentee tener, tions Low Bulbs and Seeds er waving for days et a time Phythyrin and take as per directions. . Belva 0, aske—"What ean one do to deanna Re aes Chain: chs, Special at $8 Priced Note these special GIMBEL combination offers. Increase the growth and thickness Of| eyme R. aske—W!l you please the hair an hrowa? tell me use to cure dand Answer—Mak air tonte contatn-| and improve the lustre of my hair? ng no aleohol. one-half of con-| Anewer—Obtain @ 4-08. Jar of plata eentrated hsirwand powder to @ Pint] yellow minyo! and massage it over the ef pure water, Shake the mixture And scalp and hair at least every two twice daly rub Into the ecaip with lendid treatment = (Llustrated.) Extra fine grade khaki duck, tufted mattress, Rust-proof Steel-wire Spring. Noropesare used, bit non-rusting chains, which insurestrength and durability. HW vuaranteed. At this rice the stand is not i whuded, Careful attention to mail and telephone orders. Choose four Flowering Shrubs and two dozen Assorted Bulbs at $1.50 complete The Shrubs—White and purple Lilac, Deutzia, Spirea, Syringa, Purple Fringe, Button Ball, Weigielia, Forsythia, Rose of Sharon, Bittersweet and Hop Tree, each 3 to6 ft. high. The Bulbs--Cannas, Tuberoses, Gladiolas, Oxalis. Fruit Trees, 30c Each Rose Bushes Their Usefulness Is Never Outgrown, and GIMBELS Has Consistent Supplies 26c for two 15¢ pairs ‘‘Ad- justable’ Washable Drom Shields. 80c for six 16¢ Allover Hair Nets, 16c for two 10e boxes Gimbels “Duchess” Assorted Wire Hair- ping, tips. For the eyebrows use @/ for the hair and scalp. Professiona easnoonful ef the hatrwand pow-| hairdresors use It tn preference to any fa th one ounce of white! other dandruff cure. go the eyebrows gently | this balm, You can © ite marvelous action. H. OW, writes-"T would be Bi! Gbtnined in sealed tubes, | most grateful If you cnn give me eo 1 out hoilows in the neck fi! Also something to in- oon apres’ The powder Ane Tt te possible to fi the hollowa with good firm flesh and de- | wl eben oamen th Iron Stands for Ham 10¢ for five Se pkgs Gimbels Choice any 4 for $1 ull qlore and varies, 126 each, Choow a ak tea Amees +, Thin ie widely used by mocks, $3 and Imported “Enamel” Wire Hair Apple, Pear, i’cach, Phun, Cherry and Quince, Rhococen and Magnolias, just arrived from Ally ta ay teaicg | ee et ee eee Canopies for Ham Vins, > finest fresh stock, ready to he planted, 4 to 7 feet Holland, specially: priced at 480, 980 an‘, $1.26 cach. jent akin and | mocks 84 and $6.50. 36c for two 25c hoxes Horn igh. Single Trees, 30¢ each, sl emollient, Mra R, aake—'"Would you advise a : shampoo with?" —-No, 1 would not use any mnpens they contain free Glorlot Maquld shampoo te my until the! favorite, It 1s superior to anything tly for S)on the market for cleanging and beau- tifying the hair, liairpins; black or brown, Leream T know have for sey- are certain as Fine Group of Companion Offerings: Couch Hammocks, $10 lo $25 \Camp Stools & Chairs, 30: Lawn Swings, $4.50 lo $9 lo $3 ; Lawn Sellees, $1.25 to $3 Beach Umbrellas, $2.50 to Perch Seats, $3.50 to $5 $10.50 10c for three Se cards ‘'Sa- yey” Safety Pina, 1be for two We cards rolled gold plate Collar und Cuff Pins 10¢ for four Se card “Lenox” Spirel Collay Supporters. All Varieties of Flower and Vegetable Seeds 3c pkge. Gorse Peed, 100 quer’: $4 bushei, Vertilizer, 12¢ Ib.; 5 lon. for 40c. ; : Special Prices on Other Bulbs Cannas, 600 dozen, Tuberoms, 36¢ dozen, Amary!tis Lilies, 12¢ each, Oxutis, 266 dozen, Dahlia Clumps, 10¢ «ach; $1 a dozen. night, marvelously, Camp Cols, $1.80 to $7.50 |Molor Boats, $140 to $375 ma two 100 cana “Mle” ya mae seiisan CAEL Moles. 106 subway Sala Tents, $6 to $16 Kenyon TakeDoun Houses, Ab vise Ni teae ee ae Cut Flowers Roses and Carnations, 96, e8, American Hc autios, $2 doz. Violcts, 10¢ bu, Subway Balcony Croquet Sets, $1 to $30 delivered in New York, Supports, Siion” end conasauent flesh” Gotan Swinging ‘Hammocks, $1] $3.70 to $339.30 10c for three 6c Honeycomb" ta sealed packages with full directions. fo $9 (sold only af GIMBELS), Wash Cloths, Anawer—In - ‘ Anna R. eake—"Wwin Please hag the same experie itr |racemmend a high erage fher powder fer mer’ 20c for three 10¢ paira Slip- per Trees, 20¢ for *Economy” Pinholder, Main Floor Our stock of supplies for Golf, Baseball, ‘Tennis, Fish- ing, Hunting, Motoring, Eoating, Bathing, Bicycling, is unique. Golf School for beginners, where individual lessons are given at a moderate charge. Fourth’ Floor GIMBEL BROTHERS BROADWAY NEW YORK THIRTY-THIRD ST. lor to many re. It comes te. vt.