The evening world. Newspaper, October 22, 1914, Page 9

* ABE REAL DRUG RABI Physictan Declares Food Value Is Ni and People Use It Only for Stimulation. i ben many people are slaves to tea : appears from a statement J. Douglass, of Dorchester, y do not distinguish the petween drugs and food in on the system. is uo substitute for an nslaving drag. When the effect of one dose is worn off, another dose { the same drug must be taken or tiscomfort follows, but if outrition » wanted, a hundred different foods upply the demand with equally sutisfiactory results, “Tea and coffee are never taken be- tise of any small nutritive clement the: ain. Some drink them in small quantities merely because the taste is agreeable, or to wash down solid food. “On the other hand, if @ sufficient quantity is habitually taken, so that when they ere discontinued, uncom- fortable sympto low, then it is evi- dent that a dr it has been formed, “If, for exai person habitually drinks so muc! for breakfast that on omitting it he ‘usissses something’ dur- iug the forenoon, he may be set down as an excessive coffee drinker. lying on the stimulation of the drug, caffeine, and the daily use of any drug for such ‘@ purpose is injurious.” NOTE.—The food-drink INSTANT POSTUM while much resembling the higher grades of Java coffee in flavor and appearance is absolutely free from the coffee drugs ‘caffeine’ and ‘tannin’ or any other harmful ingredient. Recent decrease in cof- fee sales is very Jecpekalld attributed to the growing American custom of using Postum as a table beverage in- stead of coffee.—Advt. THE American Electrelle will change your piano into a player piano in a day without cutting the case or changing the appearance of your instrument. INVESTIGATE, K NAB 5th Ave., at 39th St. POPE BENEDICT Xv. Latest pictures in colors of His Holiness, the Coronation and of his f@iily will be printed in the Maga- vaje and Story section of next Sun- day's World, Also @ study of the new Pope by Arthur Bennington. Get your order in early to your new: dealer. “That’s a good Soup ad!” dent of the Metropolitan Trust Com- ATTAIN COUNTRY HOE AFTER LOG LNES Twice President of Stock Ex-/Mystery Surrounds Massage change and Leading Finan- cier—a Colonel at 22. Gen, Brayton Ives, for forty years one of the leading financiers of this city, died to-day at his country hiino At Ossining after @ long illness. He was seventy-four years old and owing participation in business two years} ago. Gen. Ives was born in Farmington, Conn,, in, 1840, and was graduated) from Yale in 1861, with the revord of being the strongest student and 4 the best oarsman in the university As poon as he was graduated Cen Ives went to the front in the civil war, serving through that conflict. Ho was brovetted Brigadier-General han he severed his connection with tho army. Coming to New York the young \ soldier engaged in the brokerage busi- ness and soon became a power in Wall street. He was the firat man to be twie elected Prosident of the Stock Exchange, As he grew richer and his connections became more ex- tended he abandoned the stock bro- kerage business to engage in bank- ine and his success continued. He was aclected to reorganize and de- velop the Northern Pacific Railroad. | Gon. Ives was «16 of the small body | of men who controlled the finances of | the country under the leadership of | J. Plerpont Morgan. He was Presl- pany until he retired from active business two years ago. He remained, however, @ diréctor {n this company | as well as in the Standard Milling Company, the Hocker - "onos - Jewell Milling Company and other corpora- tions. Gen. Ives was particularly proud of | his war record. At the age of twonty- | two he was Colonel of the First Con- | necticutt Cavalry and the youngest | colonel in the Army. During his four yoars of service ho was in the thick of He was the commander | the fighting. E of Gen, Grant's escort when the Com- s mander-in-Chief of tho Union forces | went to Appomatox courthouse to re- | colve the surrender of Gen, Robert B. Lea, | Gen. ‘Ives was a membor of the Mil- itary Order of the Loyal Legion and | of the following clubs: Contury, Gro- lier, Metropolitan, ‘Turf and Field, | New York Yacht, Brook, Union| Leaguo, University and Lawyers. He} was a life-long collector of rare books and objects of art and ts belfeved to) loft a wonderful collection. PAT AT NI ZATNIZT NI ZONA To-night’s big political rally in the | Bronx wilt be held ut Burland Casino by @ Democratic County Committee of ne Thirty-third Assembly District. Gov. lynn and W. Bourke Cockran will be the principal speakers, “Yes; anda Ley soup, too. And I find fe) ther: 'e are no en And that is one most gratifying fact about Campbell’s Tomato Soup 2 It is not only the ideal soup-course when prepared simply with hot water or milk; but ways to use it.” \ \ | SAYS COFFEE DRINKERS GEN. BRAYTON IVES DIES'CIRL SUES MILLIONAIRE George G. Murray, who is reputed to be @ millionaire, with a summer resi- denesa at Newport, R. I Randolph M. Newman, attorney for Miss Bannister, said she had been a he was not at liberty to say who lawyer was asked. PROMISES SENSATIONS! setts cractts ssa . Mystery surrounds a suit for $25,000 filed to-day in the Supreme Court by Louise Corinne aan to falling health retired from “oor gl N I N "A N (| | “Its something like It," was his 618 of the Vanderbilt Avenue iuild- ing, No. St Kast Forty-second stre {twas said he was ill at his home The papors were served in his office yesterday. A friend of Miss Bannister anid tt was understood that she had been a pupil and then a teacher in the Car pine School of Instruction, which was a large inatitution for teaching young women the art of hairdressing and +] Committee THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, OUTUbuR 22, hd ae At tho offices of Mr. Murray, ron | $9,000 FOR GAYNOR PICTURE. a Parchase of I vas. The special committee appointed to make recommendations regarding the} purchase by the city of a portrait of Mayor Gaynor, to be hung In City Hall, | Student’s Suit Against used in condensed form—just as you receive it in the can—it makes a most delicious sea- soning for many other simple dishes, and adds greatly to their wholesomeness and flavor. Are you one of the clever house-wives who have discov- ered this helpful fact; and does your table get the full benefit of this perfect soup? Your money back if not satis- ied, a2l kinds 10cacan PNIZTSIZAPNIZI SIZES reply. “Who is Mr. asked. summer place at Newport. George G. Murray. Bannister Going to the Theatre Tonight? The GIMBEL Information Bureau has seats for the py enter y see, and has them AT Be . é Kayser’s Glove Silk Vests for Women $1.50 White and pink in all sizes. Fully reinforced. Women’s Glove Silk, Combinations, $2.95 White, pink and sky. Reinforced. All slags. Women’s Imported Swiss Ribbed Cotton inion Suits, $1.26 Low neck; no sleeves; knee length. Women’s Imported Swiss Ribbed Merino Combinations, $2.35 to $3 Prices vary according to style. Women’s Imported Swiss Ribbed Merino Vests, 85c Extra sizes, $1. Low neck and no sleeves. Women’s Imported Swiss Ribbed Vests, 550 Extra sizes, 7c. Low neck and no sleeves, or low neck and short sleeves. Women’s ahgeida Swiss Ribbed Cotton ghts, $1 Knee lengths. Ankle lengths at $1.10. Women’s Imported Swiss Ribbed Merino Tights, $1.65 Knee lengths. Ankle lengths, $1.75. Women’s Sterling Union Suits, $2 to $6.26 Shaped, comprising lisle, mercerized, merino and silk union suits. Main Floor Ready for Winter :-— Motor & Carriage Robes The GIMBEL collection, embracing foreign and domestic makes, is second to none in point of magnitude, variety, and range of patterns and colors, The prices are surprisingly low. $4.60 Mohair Automobile Robes, $3.50 72-in.; in black-and-blue, black-and-green solid colors, Others regularly $7.50 and $6.50, at $6.60 and $6. $10.60 Medium-weight Plush Robes, $8.75 72-in,; suitable for limousine; in taupe-and-black, blue- and-black, brown-and-black. $11.50 Mottled Plush Robes, $10 72-in.; of finest wool plush; solid color back. 84-in.; regularly $18.60, at $12. $20 Fancy Embossed Robes, $17.60 72-in.; rich coe in two-tone shades and plain colors, 84-in.; regularly $22.50, at $20. Rubber Interlined Robes, $6.50 to $17.60 72 and 84-in.; in blue-and-black, green-and-black and mottled effects. Imported Plush Robes, $27.50 to $40 Either plush both sides or plush outside with cloth backs; 72 and Bein, Automobile Shawl Rugs, $5 to $40 All-wool, in fancy plaids and plain backs; large size; winter weight, $15 Imported Automobile Rugs, $12.50 All-wool; plaid designs with plain green lue_ backs; large size; 84-in. Second Floor “Partner” or “Domestic” Sewing Machines, $22 Really, no thrifty home ought to be without either of these machines, because the mechanism is so reliable that all work done will be satisfac- tory. The low price makes it easy to purchase, or one could pay $2 Down and $1 Each Week Thereafter The “Partner” runs smoothly, for it has ball- bearing shuttle lever and ball-bearing feed lever, reinforced bed plates and Positive four-motion feed; all the working parts are nickel plated. ‘ The “Domestic” sews either lock or chain stitch by means of the famous looper, and has the same mechanism as the higher- priced “Domestic mod- els. The highly 1- ished golden bale case, with five draw- ers, is very neat in appearance, although simple. Each ma- chine has a complete set of attachments and is GUARANTEED FOR FIVE YEARS, Free instruction at your home if in Greater New York. Fifth Floor \ Murray?” he was “He is a prominent millionaire,” the lawyer answered, “and he has a You re- member tho sult brought py Mao Sul- livan against Arthur I. Hoe, the mill- jonaire? Well, this euit is like that, and if anything !e more sensational against: in Its details than the Hoe sult. Mansage. When inquiry was mado at the of fices of the achool It was sald that the Institution had ceased to be a achool and was now known as the Carpine Preparations, Mr. Murray was sald to be treasurer of the cor- poration and also @ director. Aldermen appr r the painting jean Jailed tn London, LONDON, Oct, 92--Orlando Edgar G. Murray is listed as secretary and treasurer of Hudson & manufac turing chemists, and ase director and officer In the Watehmark Water Com pany. of Miss Kate Addison Scott by the administration of a drug while she | pationt in @ sanitarium cons | a y him here, was sentenced wan a ducted month, TN sl lc lc lic oe GIMBEL BROTHERS Broadway and Thirty-Third Street The Nemo Corset Gives Individuality to Every Woman To have individuality in one’s appearance is just as, vital as tohave personality radiate from one's character. Thousands of American women lack this ambition. They all dress alike and have the same thoughts. ' To have individuality in dress one must have the right corset asa foundation—the corset that will conform with one’s figure and idealize one’s lines. There is such a corset--the “Nemo.” And it is made in models for slender women, those with medium figures and also for stout women. Nemo Corsets Are $3 to $10 Pink Corset Shop, Second Floor ingerle Jrom Slise Lr Decidedly New Fashions Finest French Handwork Just Arrived from Paris Elise Poret is the lin She is a great artist! for the world! This collection which we have just received from Paris includes all of her latest ideas—the night- gown with the natural waistline; the chemise with revers; the chemise with ar eee pleatings; the chemise with hemstitched shoulder straps; and ever so many other equally dis-; tinctive ideas. The lingerie is fashioned of the finest quality of handkerchief linen and batiste, and the hand-em- broidery and punch work is so exquisite that it is suite beyond description. rices range from $7.60 for Chemises, to $965 for three- *. Piece sets, le genius of Paris. he creates the styles From Another Paris Lingerie Couturier Hand-Embroidered Combinations, $2 Drawers, $1 Chemises, $1.15 Second Floor the GIMBEL Bureau of Interior Decoration We have complete assortments of such standard makes as John King’s Scotch Holland, Domestic Sun-Fast, Holland, Empire or Wind- sor Opaques and Transparents for special orders, and also stock shades in atte as 36 in. wide by 6 ft. long, priced from 26c to 60c, and 42 in. wide by 7 ft. long, priced $1 to $1.16, Rollers are of guaranteed quality. We will gladly submit estimates and samples for any work of this kind you may wish to have done; the size of the job makes no difference. ur perfectly equipped workrooms and large force of efficient work- men have successfully executed such orders as Adams Express Building Plaza Hotel New General Post Office Hotel Langdon Rockledge Hall, and Scores of Others Sixth Floor Oriental Carpets in 9x12-Foot Size Two Very Special Price Groups Asia Minor Rugs at $175 Rugs with a long, deep pile that gives them a luxurious softness underfoot and adds many years to their wearing qualities, straight and shapely and will not wrinkle upon your floor. (hese carpets are shown in wide diversity of patterns and color schemes, ranging from the delicate tones of the Persians to the deep, rich shades of Turkoman inspiration. Any one of them is a real invest- ment at the present price, $176. Kirmanshah Rugs at $250 Unrivaled in the world is the wonderful, close knotted weave, the elaborate, perfectly balanced patterns, the beautiful harmony of soft color tones characteristic of these Kirmanshah rugs; in this special group are many perfect examples of this highest type of Oriental floor coverings. Most remarkable values at $250 in this 9x12 ft. size, Kindly Note That Oriental Rugs fly no false colors in this GIMBEL stock. Every rug is just as you see it; a worthy piece of merchandise priced in accordance with its definite cost to us and guaranteed to give good service, Sizth Floor ‘They are Miller, formerly of Chicago, who was | Obikiren—Ex perience against In the Directory of Directors George | convicted of having caused the death | @emume Castoria always bears the signature o' = to-day to imprisonment tor ieee | Sut nday World = “Wants” ‘Window Shades Are a Specialty of ETN} Nf Nf A {4 NT What is Castoria ASTORIA ts & harmless cubstitute for Castor Oil, Pareroric, ; and Soothing Byrups. It @ Pleasant. It contains meither trifle with and endanger the health of Infants aad Work Monday = Morning Van Vans Vana Va The GIMBEL Fall Catalog With the newest fashions of Paris and New York, will come to you (if you live out-of-town) on your post card request. Mail Order Bureau A A Dress Trimmings 160 to 63 for hate Beaded Bands, reg. 30c to $5.75. 60 to €3 for Beaded and Silk Ornaments, Frogs and Tas sels, reg. 100 to $3.60. Ue to $1.66 for Metal Tassels; silver, steel, gold and antique. $1.76 to $8.60 for Metal Girdle Cords; silver, steel and antique; some with fur ends, 46c to $6.60 yard Ostrich Feather Trimming. 46c to $2.60 yard Flowered Trimming. 26c to $6.26 for Corsage Bouquets, among which are many dainty creations for neck or shoulder bouquets. Buttons 10¢ to $16 for dozen Fancy Buttons, in filigree, pearl, ivory, satin, velvet and oth@r kinds. py dozens of colors and styles. Special—10e for Card of 1 to 12 Buttons; odds and ends; were up to $2.76 per dozen. Main Floor Hair Goods Accessories For the Proper Coiffure The GIMBEL Salons are in the care of experts, who will gladly advise regarding modish coiffures. Naturally Wavy Hair Switches 20 in. long, $1.66; 24 in. long, $2.66; 28 in. long, 96.76 Naturally Wavy Hair Transformations All-around, 960; of finest quality, special at 94.76. Main Floor, Rear Balcony Everyday Housewares Specially Priced There {s a definite GIMBEL Quality Standard that such merchandise as this must come up to; in many instances manufacturers have to make special styles and qualities for us before they are able to compete for our business. It is an absolute assurance that you wili finc only the most durable and practical articles here. 45c Garbage Cans, 65c Garbage Cans, large size, 460. 22 and 25¢ Galvanized Water Pails, 10- or 12-at., 160, $1.85 Galvanized Ash Cana, No. 3 style, plain, $1.26, pen Ash Cans with oot pectarhre on sides, $1.76. sh Cans, extra large an strong: we rotectors: $2.50 Styles for $2.10, $2.46 Styles for @8.48 $2.50 Ro Ash Sifters, galvanized iron, $2. Gnlvanized Coal Hoda, 36¢ for 260, 40c for 286, 4c for 30e. 65c Galvanized Wash Tubs, 600, 40c Japanned Coal Hoda, extra large, 260, Iceleas Refrigerators for windows, $2.60, Ash Can Truck for handling heavy ash cans, $2.25, Furnace Scoops with iron “D" handle, 400. Long Handled Galvanized Coal Shovels, 190. A $68.50 Bed Outfit Besides the actual saving ot $20 possible now on this outfit, you secure a bed, mattress, box spri and pillows of dependable quality and splendi style. ‘These articles, included in the outfit, may be purchased separately if desired. $25 Brass Bed, $14.50 With 2-inch continuous posts and 2-inch fillers; finished in best English lacquer; all sizes. $22.60 Hair Mattress, $17.50 South American Hair; made in one or two parts, ‘ $13 Box Springs, $10.50 Strongly made with heavy steel spiral springs. $4 Pillows, $3 Each Size 22x28 in., weight 3! Ibs., selected feather fing, Bedding may be had in plain or fancy ticks, Other Specials in Beds and Bedding ; Brass Beds Bedding All sizes in bright or satin $32.25 Hair Mattresses, finish, 25.25. $42 Brass Beds, $28, $25 Brass Beds, 60 $65 Brass Beds, $36 Brass Beds, $14 Box Springs, 611.75, $4.75 Peaen Biles, $3.26 each, Seventh Floor