The evening world. Newspaper, August 6, 1914, Page 8

CLEARS PIMPLY. SKINS ‘An Easy w Roce Bile and + commeedl Pages aed AND GO PRES OF FOOD STUFS - Meats, Flour, Sugar and Cof-|n fee Advance as Well as Im- ported Canned Goods. DPromptness, the stupendous, far- reaching war in Europe has been in the price of almost every com- modity upon which the housewife of | and this country must rely. Flour, sugar, — The hay fever season is at hand and it may ~ be well for sufferers to t RM know that t hey can be REMEDY’ | speedily relieved from bi this dreaded d malady b; in cost to the consumer and there is prophecy that the prices will go even higher until both patience and pocketbook are exhausted. Inquiry as to the reason for thie brings the reply that the conflict across the Atlantic is to blame, In all probability there te very little truth in this, There seeme to be no truth at all eo far as the meat situ- ation is concerned. Regarding thie, one of the largest wholesale and re- tail butchers said to-day to an Eve- the use of Warne: Safe Asthma Remedy. Prepared and preserib- ed for all forms of asth- ma, hay fever and stuf- fy colds. It soothes and ip at the saine time. Folks who ‘ ma so bad that thcy had to sit = aight after night write us that they could get no relief until they used War- ner's Safe Asthma Remedy, but in five m breathe easy, 86 they obtaines ther Srould not be r druggist or us from 20 to 80 per cent. in the prices of all cuts of meat. From what I know of the meat market I don’t for & minute believe the war in Europe has anfthing whatever to do with the rise, I understand that the local managers of the big beef houses have se postpaid, Warn: fe Yept. B10, Rochester,N.Y. MEAT HELD IN CARS AS PRICES SOAR. “There is only a limited supply of; this meat fn the city and there are no shipments now of Argentine beef, #0 all the big meat houses are doing s Ep tts, (00-443 FIFTH AV.at Ninth Ot. -11 SMITH GT. at State Ot. GROOKLY h% Sunday World Wants Work of the beet +, Monday Morning Wonders.| >; vl and, Runes Rip QUINCE and APPLE JELLY For clear, well set jellies you should use good, clean fruit and pure cane sugar. The fruit is your respon- onthe | oS HE AMERICAN | UGAR REFINING CO. | RES wow YORK ! coffee and meats have been advanced | fa: he place take ¢ of bee da Man: Betteve jelgn varieties are booked for jut | Lem: , since it is not au resed for A cam- plete failure of the Europeans to gather their beets. Brasil coffee is five pound, and the explasation ary ‘that German and English ships, which bring the beans to this market, are now aa ‘There the pally ‘ot butter and eggs, but the sion men mit the war has| trus really nothing to do with this. Tt in known that some of the bie packing | fo, ba |g | of crates of omgs | hy, ‘on WASHINGTON, Aug. of money one person may the postals savings bank | Houre, as been a alight advance in| necessity of roviding a ings, In which t the pected to rine, but the insistent ons have felt the Y wa to the tune of an advance of $1 a box. creased to $1,000 by the Senate, which passed @ bill already approved by the Pe Mr Png ince for there wo would a °, imp) el > (aaa PaaS PP aN GSIES TESTES . THE GIMBEL SUBWAY STORE Broadway .and Thirty-third Street, New York. 4 Now Official Headquarters for Throngs of Economical Shoppers ‘ ‘Women May Actually Choose One of These Bow iorksd issia, and these are . ea tat “in ® warring coun- @ prices of exces ei butter are = eb come Slay a very fow dealers on con of beans and peas, the wrmptnom,” tne, etependous, far | peas a Sean ts cc eon aa eae Austri — there is sure hortage, rediet, @ bun- Grea er cent ere 76 lone. is also an increase in hoe ntils and beat restaurants will feel first. Then will come tnd tarn of {-] ple who go hotels ee In any event = ultimate er, in the vernacular, CF ok Oo inet uvamerican Cand are hot. "exe ecemen, Oures Z li Fashionable Summer Dresses Tomorrow for $2 This, of course, is far better value than half price; in fact, we would hesitate to tell you the regular prices of some that are in this assortment, but you are invited to come and participate in a sale which even to GIM- BELS is most unusual. 3 —_Thereare black and white striped or figured voiles, handsome em- We broidered voile dresses,fand a host of dainty lingerie frocks, as well as a ~ number in novelty crepes, and some pure linens. Most of these models at Hauke The Autumn Corset Secret Is Out With the arrival of the first L. R. Corsets designed for Autumn wear, the secret of what the new figure is to be becomes a secret no longer. For the New L. R. Lines Are These: Long, graceful and natural. Straight with just the newest hint of a soft curve at the waistline. We shall be glad to have you sce these new L. R. models. There is one at $1.50; a delicate pink coutil model at $2.50; a tricot at $3; a brocade at $3; and a particularly firm tricot which yields without stretching at $5. Exclusively here. Third Floor, Ola Bide, JOHN WANAMAKER Broadway and Ninth Street. Bows’ 61.50 and % .15 Washable Bo: a\ | Net ion <i 130th brpcy ail the Quis Fi pode oer in the world} mag of stripes re Berge Rom rg ric obese dine pate mt Pray Burs "Woe fancy Boece Sr ————\N | wi are used or 10s poses pheno extn er the box ot I August Sale of Bed Coverings Four Big LINEN Values / ~" Laxative Bromo |\—) 12c Bleached Muslin, |$1.85 White Betsprecte, .No. 1—40c Table Damask, 30c yard ‘ Seah aed ae te ety ‘eet oman me ed elect, Quinine, telling 7c yard iinet’ heey crphet bn Fine heavy quality, satin finish, handsome designs, 64 inches wide, Mats Siac ac Saat macs aah WhAtitoeS and how | fine tery culty, 96 tchn| ral With eklope sigs snd | No. 2—$1.40 Linen Napkins, $1.00 dozen ¥ will be relieved. Ts treating colds it le very Imporneat that understand why this C 16c to 118g cach Cases,|" "$2.50 50 Silkoline Ley Serle rill erand hare se ervieti ; silver bleached and hemmed; 18x18 remedy is used aq Comfortables, $1.50 No. 8—1214c Huckaback T. » . 3, ls, I per. rns ay pr ( quali. wie hen jae the i ome white el comers bash ee Pulty Heavy quality, fully bleached, nee ae Tie each tsa} people, Whenever hab seebchieg No. 4—30c Bath Towels, 20c each (Pec-stunile of tabs! on back of Lazative Brome Quinine box) —hut remember there is “Bromo Quinine”’ Te Get The GENUINE, Call For The Full Rame Laxative Bromo Quinine CED THE WORLD OVER TO OURE A COLD I ONE GAY. thie olgnatare cathe bem: Prine Sloe pt | Bifano es feel a cold com. iuwe use? 20g on think of the name Laxative Bromo Quinine. have the long tunic skirts, 4 A . . Subway Balcony A Most Important Shoe Sale _| “hildren’s $1 Colored ) $3.50 Grades for Women, $1.85 At 50c , Not a pair in this large gathering that sold formerly for less than $3.50 . An absolute exodus of all these smart summer styles. " Colonial Pumps, at $1.85, in patent leather or patent leather with bro- caded vamps pain ee brown or black; also gunmetal or tan kin. N Pumps with flat ribbon bows at $1.85, patent leather, gunmetal, tan aia rib oll gd suede and Cleopatras ‘ango nt pe Pumps at $1.85, in gunmetal, patent leather or white nu- buck ea with an ornament on the side of the vamp, as illustrated. Women’s Oxfords at $1.85, gunmetal, patent leather, tan vici kid, with 8 or 4 eyelets with wide ribbon laces. " All these have either high Cuban or new spool heels and medium weight A Stexibie soles. Extra Special—A Limited Quantity of the Well-Krown. HANAN & SONS’ SHOES for Men ww and oo Grattan $1.95 ‘These are all first will be discontinued hereafter—Oxfords int patent leather fond tan calfakin cal al cyt in re bok an co toa tan calfakin ¥ with rubber suction soles. Of course not all sizes in each style, but you will find se! ion large, and i! You come Say your oe irons of 960 Waist Form, spectal, 75c them. Subway Balcony y Balcony ‘Magnificent Values in Rugs. \ The Popular 9x12 ft. Size of the Famous Sanford & Sons’ Seamless Tapestry Brussels Rugs $18.50 Grades, Now $10 Only four designs, but each is a good one—we are closing these out for to be received where the variety is greater—this is a most unusual offer. great shipments are waiting After Inventory Sale of Men’s Suits With Prices Changed from $12 and $15 All to $7.75 There will be little besttation about this suit rovenent, fi for at Bok} B glace men will rec ize trent carota onan Mac ee roa eg eee sleeves, or plain styles, sizes 83 to 44, on sein 80c Seamless Bed $2.75 Blankets, $2 pair Princo 65c each Ngee cea CL See Wie piok oe fully bleached, 8 and |sies 66x80 oF 7x80 inches. : ‘ 1 inch Boma, 31390 ing Subway Lower Floor MM 7,500 Yards of 25c to $1 \ Dress Cottons, 15c Yd. / Imported and d beautiful colorings, , Very thick, heavy and absorbent, well hemmed and large. Subwey't all Floor $9.50 Dining Room Gas wale Domes, $5.25 Cathedral art glass, mosaic bor- ler, fruit design, natural colors, omplete with stem, key and in- verted light, 20inches in aitmaten as illustrated. lomestic cottons, — weaves, exclusive designs and combination effects. Poplin gy \ Cc French Voi $16.50 Dinner Services, $10.95 Poplins ” at Yd. Prine yah A hundred-piece American Porcelain Service, open ton | Ratines stock pattern; handsome gold band decoration, (Also sold by the length.) pas, by ipod Floor y Lower Floor met ITI Ce A AAA