The evening world. Newspaper, May 18, 1914, Page 12

‘ | Patater Falls to Death. ‘HE EVENING WORLD British Admiral . ' : ] Bereranc|rercisass| Hints to the Housewlle = Esher A of the West Twenty-third atrect or et sien at oT en houre and waa killed. Me Iived at | t Rothesay, New Brunawick, am i Avenue and Fleet street, Jersey | toa to tis he wan Second Sea Lord: ot the eS wea ed Behmitter had been’ discharged « or ten days ago. Diabetes a ve Its Terrors y 40 cont int retail, moderate mquantity, wholesale ries, Specialist believes Cure has Fer me teh va : Wiicenire* trade. in. Gxnade): 38 been found for, this Saul a talled 43't2 80 cents be Abate Med Relating to Home and Markets. _ By Mre. Charlotte R. Bang eecnesaasconean jane aeeuens Sescscsacess ond Es at Weil sea cme 's organism is a very delicate thing—it very Rong | on of der it like delicate "ot mack ees re and sienion, ° ints; mutton (Ar ip \ SIXTH AVE. 197020". The Store Is New The Management Is New| The Merchandise Is New Departments have lave been rson connected with} Not an articie udvertised for moved to more convenient the ol management has any |sale has been in the store over locations and enlarged and| interest whatsoever | in the new /$0 days—much of it is only new departments are opened. | Simpson Crawford Store. 48 hours in the building. Choice-of-the-House Salé Women’s Coats, Suits & Dresses WHETHER THE FORMER PRICE WAS $25.00, $35.00, it wee $55.00 OR HIGH EN ae ek WERE Remember that crab meat, $1.25] forty gal, has email pieces of shell added) ce 4 (free), while orab LUMP, §2 gal., has| cente Ib. RY inte, 22 cents doz. State, b 22 cents; white, 24 cents. | Why "95 cents doz. for these at retail? | 4,1 oe ene vs] MAY HAVE LEAPED OFF BOAT, t and a pair of | $4" of the Staten yesterday sta ri 8. hoice of marshmallow wi nortan for cakes ruil now comes in mi: ae well as whites i cente per i ret. JAR BE Picrce's F 8 Favorite Prescrii thousands of suffering women tone! For Sregen tot iaseaicccesetialts eervetee on vn hm Sag mt ibe Aaemtnbes ase kepealiiced: bes ald you. ler Se iets, = ea ont Pt Boon Bun weURC RT. regulate Stomach, Liver and Bowels lesaaacccuea: Saseeveneerencormnmioeeoon “GIMBELS | Store Opens at 8.30—Closes at 5.30. | Now is inn ae migne of anybody ter inside athe, euatband was the na Harry Schm ‘enth avenue. a conte Ae ating alice Captain Hallock of the iN, 4 ber, Ba ainter went out in @ eae ut und nothing ‘At the Tenth avenue address the po- Sunday AR Wan Alone of Its Kind in New York! The GIMBEL Semi-Annual Sale of Dress Goods Remnants In Paris, where these great helpful sales originated, women know from experience that ay afford the best opportunities of the six months to buy dress of all kinds under value. GIMBELS introduced these sales to New York, and their growth—this is the Seventh—has been phenomenal. The present Remnant Sale is the best of the series, for it contains to a larger degree than ever the FASHIONABLE, desirable fabrics of the season at wholesale pe prices or less, Sleeves, Medici Collars,|Draped, Silk Trimmed. Plenty of Gabardines, Roman Stripes, Shepherd Moire Trimmed, LacelAn attractive arrey aaa checks, Ei Enq ish Mohaire < Trimmed, New Waist Et. of the season's finest nty 0 ‘auy Biue, ream an lac ‘ pen ~~ as all other desirable fabrics and colorings in the Dress Goods / wine nels ae That were $57.50. That were $42.50. That were €39.75. ‘That were 852.50. That were $29.75. Thar were $24.75. Materials Navy, Copenhagen, Gabardines, Serge, Hague, Pigskin, Wistaria, | Shepherd Checks, Poplins, yonge, Novelty Mixtures, ‘Tan, Black, Green, Tango, iM Epong ‘Taffeta, Crepe Purple, Shepherd Checks,|Charmeuse, Chiffon, Crepe Pink, Minarette, White. | Meteor. Styles Skirts Plain Tailored, Taffeta} Tunics, Double Tier, Trimmed, Bolero Eton Ef-|Single, Bustle Styles, fects, Set-in or Kimono|Russian unics, saap tit r’ band, at 2 re The Remnants Are Divided Into Five Groups at ye ae ae msec ; 68c yd. 85c eee | Pa to sey oo |. eee | eal Ea 2 | Veet Paris Fabrics 1-3 to 1-2 Under-Price. These Important Added Features :— 65c to 75c French Wool Challis, 38c Yd. Skirt Lengths of Imported Fabrics, $1.10 to $3.95 65c¢ to $2: Colored Dress Linens and Cotton Ratines at 35c, 48c, 55c, 68c and 85c Yd. Main and Second Floors and Subway Store smart Italian aaa in the new oval shape, with a juste band, Or one of oh many American pg in sory fashionable on ofp ba and ple various edges, ee, ‘ide bandon et at 92 sy That were 924.75.. That were 92. Choice of the House=Ais Garinent at $15.00 Simpeon Crawford, Third Fleer. Choice of Any Trimmed Hat At *3.00 & *7.50 EVERY TAILORED TRIMMED HAT AT_ $3.00; VALUES UP TO $7.50—EVERY DRESS HAT AT $7.50; VALUES UP TO $25.00. A DISPLAY THAT INCLUDES EVERY NEW CAPRICE OF FASHION, EVEN THE NEWEST WHITE SUMMER HATS. Main and Second Floors. n Unprecedented Sale | Domestic and Imported Crepe | de Chine Negligees, $6 aon at their less-than-usual p1 had the pri of having them made in the tec ae that ge now most favored—one with Raglan sleeves and effectively with wide hems and Hosa teges ; the other ink oe sleeves and daintily trimmed with Blue Rose Maize tue Gold Lavender Taupe Wistaria Black ‘ Crepe de Chine Petticoa $3.25 Aira eh mrt: md Trimmed with Valenciennes lace; in white and Pak, Second Floor Kind of Aprons From the Vaterland styles for rd the poashicavilten ot the at those for women that ot erdanel s tangs large collect flection ot these Aprons jor Youngslers—Their Mothers— ‘And Their Grandmothers The tiny Aprons for the little folk are made with that cross ib he atk nd fasten on th the shoulders, they will not slip out of are trimmed with uebares to movin bind Doings oto Ne Imported $1. 7 inieig baperiet a Domesti¢ Najee i $1.10 ms Inlaid fog one : inoleum, sq. y nla inoleum, 95¢ inoleum, sq. yd., 65c An Exhibition of Summer Furniture Handsome pra and Ue fiat A large selection of the latest} Genuine inlaid, colors go through Abounds in Comfort-Suggestion A quality Seek, wall wear for years.| novelties, The regular $1.45 quality.| to the back. Regular $1.10 quality. ney Nairn’s Cork Linoleum,| Nairn’s Cork Linoleum, f With each year, Summer Furniture seems to be in greater harmony 47¢ with its mission. Printed Linoleum, 54c A fine Leuecinage of the latest ne le effects of a very of ss ptm to select N , for example, is more cool and refreshing in appearance than cual. = aa Oe GY the new ’ Furniture, with its soft gray and green tones, that remind one ofa babel att of white birches. The pieces are ample in line, and rich in easeful All perfect qualities, cut from ful A ran, Regula ly sold at 650 sq. yd.| from. 9x12 Axminster Rugs, Regularly|9x12 Royal Wilton Rugs, Regu- $24.50, at $18.50 larly $39.50, at $27.50 Ra f elegant Oriental and floral patterns. Some uine all-wool Wilton rugs. New have dery slight mill imperfections that are scarcely te ce an Mea uaiee rode Ney. toads noticeable, while the wearing quality is not surpassed many they equal the high standard of better grades, by any other make. while this low price is not duplicated anywhere. An especially ch: suite of this furniture eine of a table, with four chairs, and a settee with cane backs and Maple Porch Furniture Frames of hard maple, in natural color and green, reed seats and backs, or reed The China and Crystal Salons at GIMBELS Are brimful of summer suggestions and special prices are plentiful during May. petal set $25 Fine English Porcelain Dinner Services One hundred pieces including Bread and ar Plates, with coin gold band decora- $8.50 Cut Glass Water Sets Consisting of seven pieces, includin; Tankard Jug and six glasses to mate $1.50 Cut Glass Oil or Vinegar Cruets In squat and globe shapes; cut chair bottom “ae Raganetnie 85c $12. 50 Crystal Gloss Table Services ‘ soins eetens Seclgn 88-75 seats, which is priced at $145. Other pieces range in price from $7.25 to $70. Willow Craft, | Wicker and Ree —all typically parca Summer Ter aieure are here in numberless sxunpies rch and living room—from a little tool at $2.75 or a small Rocker at en to a Reed Grring, a5 S000, ora illow Tea Wagon, at $17.60 Charming Cretonne Cushions to har- monize with the color of the furniture come with many of the Bg English Perel, Pusniture, Half Chairs, Rockers and Tables, at ¢5. were $10. Settees, at $6.50, were $14. seats and slat backs, Chairs at and tort. tre up to heavy big Roc! Reet Also the Blenheim eS natural or green finish, with woven reed seas and slat back, at $3.60, regularly Outdoor Rustic eciep-algll Stoutly built natural cedar, from mont, and the famous “Old Hier" Pees Swings, Settees, T: . ing in price from an “Old press Roe ol at $3.26 to a 4-ft. Rustic Settee at 61: Chinese Grass Furniture Arm Chairs and Rockers, $6. Round Tables, $7 and $7.50. Kighth Floor GIMBEL. BROTH ERS | Broapwar ’ New NOR THIRTY-THIRD Payer 4 re Sale Price $16.50 ; Simpson Crawford Store, ‘6th Avenue, ale & 20th Streets Size 8.3x10.6 Regularly $22.50| Size 8.3 x 10.6, 1h Remeerty $35.00 a | And hurry away to one of the many country, mountain or seashore hotels or boarding houses that have already thrown open their hospitable doors for the reception of those who seek rest and rejuvenation after-a viyprred Winter season of work and indoo: confinement. Fur Storage SLYBINS Costs 2% ror tue season Ae YOU MISSED THE nig. , DISPLAY “SUMMER RESORT” ADV. ER- TigeMENts IN THL SUNDAY WORLD | 'ESTERDAY, DON'T DESPAIRI From now’ on The World |) TELEPHONE 5900 MAIN wil print more “SUMMER poo Fulton Street Brooklm NY, [er hes 4 om || Loox ‘Toa, apne , JUST Got