The evening world. Newspaper, June 2, 1914, Page 10

HOTEL MEN SOLVE grt here et servants are bt ond geht nag E ” eee Ral iced snitne: (4 map adc Ste | nent gee Dene Oot ov Tris very hard to get competent hotel | Wae Net Seem fo Ge Overboard. | 32 Ounces Make One Quart TIP NUISANCE BY is! Scpteiecivesie ciPsve coerce sat” aSinns|°% Chirle Olive Ot en with Greeks and lialians and Most olive otis are sold in 34 te 98 ounce found @ Panama hat, citizen papers] portice—destgated as quarts. Aatol, folly tg rank with the French and/ 11, the name of Paul Weteel and a|cnirte te Jer as particeler Cyl five! For Infants and jostcand with & Masonic emblem | full measure es in givin Germ ——————— p ; # Mothers Know That CUT TING OUT Il 5 GREEKS NOTSEMARERS. Bast hen ae docked” Bobmbaa| ter acte"tecce St ermine] Wi JABS soot, grease of scorch all quickly rs Ow For the recon@ time in tess than aleard was addressed “To Whom 1t| ° leave the i ~~ pot when hot So | year Mra, Louise Bustanoby, wife of|May Concern” and read ‘Please wine Castoria , : lhe propristor of the Beaux Arts, ap-| notify Ellzabeth Wetsal, No. 638 é CHIRIS Gen And Stewards on Ship Raise a peared in the "Yorkville Police Court to-| Warren atrect, Brooklyn.” At that address ‘Wetzel was Sa en ae Greek ‘coftee| found, with her children; Winism,| Pronoun iy GOLD DUST How! When They Fail Penpas. proprietor of & Greek. cofteo eke edt Years old, and Elsie, seven. cod Shonris | ; t est Th strait, Hustanoby piace,|her husband's. - Bhe sald he had oa soul det to work. Use it for all kitchen- Evangelos = Kantogi- “ Forty. ware. It cleans everything. Tested ot Stites to Get Reward. Lr lage Lose faed ith main.|fourth etreeteand bad sold out and ith =m ets se muleen se Bas he ws ae f Ee ieverwe, his Lab 7a in real estate ine Teens worka: fans ames ke is id tl rom | Po! lefferao! lortgages wi Fi We who religiously tip the waiters Mrs. ‘Mustanoby” ant “‘elanttul and | foreclosed and recently he was ruled. sof Graton Ho and other servants In hotels may find jasted well into the night. There was He ‘had been out of work and des: jose omm. pI ird musical interest in what the stewards of the sincing and plaging, on wi nt. ent: joud ene shouting and Holland- America linor Nieuw Amster- fie wnt ihe had ts, end her. fwo Ano one saw Wretsel leave the boat dam think about 131 members of the child ot teed at at an arene school so. they | OF Jump from 1 Hotel Men's Mutual Benefit Association "no ‘Cireeks waived examination and] faves Ber from Park Lake, who came home from a trip abroad on Magiateate Devel held them $500] Patrolman Gustavus in Cen- Maplstrate, Deus in Bosciat Sessions, | tral Park wated fate the toy yaeht } that vessel to-day. Among these are’ wany residents of Thirty-ninth and a Seventy fifth bye many of the lending hotel keepers of Fortietn sirens, wets ap: street and the Ci ; restaurant 1 the United States. head Germany and Switzerland. Some wore accompanied by their wives. It was a great opportunity to discover what the Lag owners think of the tipping sys- ‘They went abroad In April and have wordes Svaeh mast, Fran, a= EVAR AES VAS SVAN Store Opees 850, Cines 50) = ‘According to the aforesaid stewards See | | GIMBELS | the hotel o' don't think much of the tipping nyse. Many. of aa NI: Gold Pendants ~ Gold Pendants and Scarf Pins | Scarf Pins didn’t hand out th the whole Geiéee: and. dlodeined (her sitading A for nigein , stewards as they left the vessel. Others A very unusual selection of unique lesigns, fed base tors tas ToRUany bites most of them exclusive, for they were made in tive. The wife of one of the hotel \ the GIMBEL Jewelry shops. For the same rea- san called the bedroom steward to her son prices are very much lower than for imported as the vessel was coming up the bay, / trinkets. ee For Over |“ Tes Gohe & Wels Gye tour bald Fale Unusual styles with black enamel trimming and each pin set with a small but very brilliant in our money. “Apparently,” #aid the steward, “it K diamond. F U R wl ] T U R E rss abe Siar phat to tai it canons | Pendants from $3. 25 to $8.7 > STORES) wie names, esr, WS | Scart Pins f sieht bu ote | TWO STORE AB | cstv ‘montcin, "And the ship's carf Pins from r A O menials, instinctively knowing | for $3.50 to $6 Grades 21 2190 a AE. ST R E \pellgeoeticte and sald errors iN fetal ‘voyage was over an B ET 9° é 120 ‘ST sengera were ashore. Thon they held | A Change of Fashion! We Made a Tremendous ee: sages All of the Styles Were New $2.50 Untrimmed Hats at’ $1.25 Stunning Black-and-White Effects in Fine Tagal Leghorn in Garden and Flaring—Sailor Styles Women would want these hats if their price were $5, for they are in new styles for ee) oF in the Nene! ae bebe are po forotice, Black-an we , a arene e smartest milli aris, orn gives the Yaeal jeal background for flower-adorned chapeaux. > i co © position of the hotel men, served an indignation meeting, and what way Cay Terms they sald about the hotel men was For as long as nearly all of us can remember, the {if their teint nese Hats Trimmed Free of Charge o\ ef Dews $50 awful, but the hotel men didn’t care, | white dresses that young girls have worn for confirma- ei ings are also purchased in our Millinery Sections. Main Floor ls None of the American hotel tourist tion and graduation have been in styles of bend 7.50 « would admit that there are any with straight or quaintly ruffled skirts. hotels in jpe to compare with our great hotels except, in France and Germany, on the acore of cooking and table service. They have better hotel cooks and walters in France and Ger- many than we have here. “There is a good reason for that,” explained Edward Tierney, President aa Ce Association. “Over there ser- are trained from childhood. a BRONX ST OR E ’ Bstrs 3037 3” AVE (ik 156" ST. Re ae , 4 eFINALIOD DAY REORGANIZATION y = SPOS that the tunic is in pores the young. girls a "elt that they wanted it And they are going to it—and their frocks ai still be what “they should be—very simple. These Young Girls’ White Lingerie Dresses At $5.75 to $35. are meey in 10-, 12- and 14-year sizes. And naturally, many of them have the long waistline. But in these instances they have the tunic too. Upon examination you will find that these dresses are extraordinarily fine at these moderate Prices. During June---20% Discount On All Oriental Rugs In the Superb GIMBEL Collection Right through the year, regular GIMBEL prices on Oriental Rugs are, we believe, lower than elsewhere in New York, quality considered. It is these prices, figured on a fair commercial rate of profit, upon which a saving of 20%, or one-fifth, may be made during the rest of June. We make this liberal proposition to reduce our stocks before the arrival of new importations. We call particular attention to the magnificent assortments of Chinese Carpets Kirmanshah Carpets Siereven Carpets Mahal Carpets Asia Minor Car and to the rich selection among the small sized rugs of Mosul, Kazak, Cabistan, Kirmanshah, Sarouk, Bokhara and other Oriental weaves. Tomorrow there will be A Main Isle Sale of Small Oriental Rugs 4 The New Pleated Skirts Semi-Made on the prices of which the 20% discount will also apply. a . ship is over. Before. 'fg | Onsale in the Dress ye Fein ee Bogle Maal nd Posen Hal >” te og receiver p . Goods Salon at Kel Rugs in Dark colors, at... $7.50 Rugs, ato... eee e evens ote oF Sn OOW $520, BUSS snd ond Cabin Ra nl 52250 | Sauk tnd Tran Rupes. mil ray stores every $5.50 each fain and Sixth Floor , ars worth of merchandise MUST BE SOLD. In ™ case like ours there is © ly one thing to do— uit the price regard- of everything. e opportunity Act A very popular Paris fs model in favorite fabrics for {7+ golf, out-of-door sports and general wear, hemmed and belted, open in the back to facilitate adjustment—very wa weight. hoose from black and white checks, creams, nav blues and blacks in suc fabrics as silk and wool ——— | fabrics, landsdowns, French serges, batistes, crepes, mo- hairs, tussah royal, voiles and novelties. All sizes of waist-bands and lengths. Second Floor 1140 Men’s Fine Suits, at $19.50 Summer Styles—Newly Arrived—Hand- Tedlored, Quite Worthy of Their Standard roe © hich Are $28, $30 and $32 2 From the fine wholesale tailors from whom_we 2 have bought over 3,000 suits this season. Just pS like picking from our lar stock, as far as models, fabrics and patterns are concerned, though pay- ing mus less for your suit. everal models, mostly without padding. Coats, skeleton lined or quarter, half or full-lined. Fabrics are soft-finished cassimeres, unfinished or smooth worsteds; plain blue corse and undressed rsteds, “Slack - and -white checks, ; alee Tartan checks, plaids, mix- tures, and a great variety of stripes, as well as plain colors among thepatterns. Unusually liberal size-range, 33 to 48 chest. All at $19.50 Today & Tomorrow rou rie GIMBEL BROTHERS BROADWAY NEW YORK THIRTY-THIRD 8ST. Vacationers’ Sale of Trunks of High GIMBEL Quality With a trunk business conceded to be the largest in New York, and containing many varieties of Trunks of the best makes, it is natural that size ranges become broken every now and then. It is for reasons of stock-clearing that we offer early in the traveling season a fine assortment of ‘Trunks from our own stock at material savings, Over Twenty Styles to Choose From Dress Trunks Steamer Trunks Hat Trunks Skirt Trunks’ Steamer Wardrobe Trunks The Trunks are made by Hartman, Mendel- Drucker, and Belber—all famous makers. The styles were chosen for convenient interior arrangement and their fine external appearance. Groups follow oe $16.50 to $20 Trunk at $12 $22.50 to $30 Trunks at $15 ve sizes, from 32 to 40-inch, in one style or another. a hate assortment of Genuine its and overcoats, vests and ¢ Sra oere. The sale will include the entire stock of sults taro light and heavy nia: Full dress suits, tuxedos, cutaways and i white an ped serge, flannel and homespun trousers. uw op AS * 50 10 00 49" 50 45 0 qrmnith Grayt€5 these four days everythi: “tes Ape sod onic in ‘ots at auction ye} ETS SALE AT THREE STORES hat eed at Maal NEW YORK BROOKLYN 268 Fit Avera ne Mey | BROADWAY AT FULTON ST. AT FLATBUSH AVE. INN OVATION Wardrobe Trunks "nly oe our New Idea Smith AiSire Ope Uti BROADWAY AT BEDFORD AVE, In nine styles, for Men and Women, at $0), 88 Saturday, Brooklyn Stores Open a | and $50, for which GIMBELS is the onl a 6.20P.M. Daily. Until @. 1/ distributor in Manhattan, Fina rear Floor Uy a competion vith | oid stoee 236 Filth Aven ue All merehandion ot enews CAS EAS AS NNT aya jet ate ee HS » eo nt f . Bei fbi de Sale ae, sere