The evening world. Newspaper, October 30, 1914, Page 15

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OOTOBER 30, 1914. RABY. A. YEAR CLUB | it ct Na Na ENN NN NN Na Store Opens at 8:30, Closes at 6: 00 aan ant Pa GS ca ola EN WaaNia wt Arteon yours old, was killed early to-day GIMBEL BROTHERS, Bankers GIMBEL BROTH ERS F How Much You'll Enjoy f ' I i by being st-uck by @ locomotive on the tracks of the Weatern Maryland Ratlroad 1 while running to his work. The boy had 1 just eaten breakfast and was trying to Kel to the shop before the last whistle | (Under the Supervision of the Banking "Department, State g Lunchoon in tho 4p rom Now, ist MBLL Tea Room pense On Interest Doposits Made , Lan ‘tomorrow! Sisal Susie fetore Hovatarer tt Sites Broadway and Thirty-third Strect Musie, Grill Room where bbe) gmoke. iy FORHOUSEMIVES AS, HEARTBURN, imi Machine and Married INDIGESTION nf De Nar Wi five conve vaions. | ASIGK STOMACH: c ——... 4 Tho dictograph in to the sweet and | “Pape’s Diapepsin sin” ends all, Unsullied home elife what the risty stomach distress in 4 PAS, pet tuck is to the bare and night ave Hf / ndering foot, according to the five minutes. | One-Baby-a-Year Club of Rockville Centre, L. 1, matrohs. The inclusion| Time it! Pape’ pepsin will di- | of, the dictograph along with the y you eat and overcome = Grandfather's clock, the stained wal- | 8Ur, oF out-of-order stomach | nut, what-not aad Grand Rapids patent rocking chair in the furnishing leis nS i Come one lies like a lump of of an American home was severely | lead it stom: or if her ha | condemned by the Rockville Centre) heartburn, thatyls a sign of indiges- Population ‘propagandists at their | tion. meeting in the home of Mrs. Fred-| Get from your pharmac cent case of Pape’s D erick Marquard gn South Centre ave- A dose just a will be no sour risings, no belching of undigested food mixed with no the ladies of Raekville.Centre, who “gas or heartburn, lines S $19.75 $45 $32.60 925 are pledged to increase the task of he stomach, nau-| A Pc ee Re fae \ theaa tice! Values-Girls’ & Women’s Apparel--Lowest Prices eerie Gath ts iG ooarey. whieh ihe Everybody knows that the bottom has dropped out of the wholesale business. And as we anticipated this condition, we were ready to take advantage | \ of the situation. Therefore, to-morrow’s “Apparel Occasion” will be head and shoulders over similar events in New York. Wille Centre tatheres The sx charter Young Women’s Suits, Fur- | Women’sSuitsat $27. 50 | Women’s Fur-Trimmed Coats nue yesterday, For local and sentimental reasons ville Centre fathers. The six charter members of the association—all | ; naturally—took for the topl igeoer da; a dlactineton the Caseha minutes from all stom- Trimmed, $18. 50, $20, $25 The smartest suit by Jay of London is reproduced in at $15, $19. 50, $25, $32. 50. case and the relation of the dicto-|ach misery is waiting for you at any In broadeloth—dark brown, Russian green, navy and | covert cloth. It has a very clever three-quarter length Starting at the lowest price, ¢16—there are coats of graph to the higher things of home Ge He le ‘ i tats bs Eee uel Gafe are illustrated—all have short Sheehan shee in see a the illustration, This is lined | Boucle, with collars of natural raccoon and skunk-opossum. Ute. Riad Priedel dlp seal ge coats. Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years. out wi au de cygne. 4 Not a dissenting vote was recorded pe Bispeni to hee Fur Trimmed Coats at $15 ‘ Fur-trimmed Suits, others adorned with braid and | ang Fd satin-lined coats of Waved Zibeline, Boucle against th lution which where- io - - Ae] reitschwanz. ‘ “as cae earns ; months. It belongs in your dtd Plush, caracul and Persiana cloths—satin lined throughout. All the new coats, from mere jackets to Redingotes, | Fyr-Trimmed Broadcloth Coats, $19. 50 n instrument known as a dicto- | S==p Fur-trimmed Corduroy Coats, $30. in the collection. Coll d bie Facials Oh ‘eee 4 of sraph in the home in which the B i i ‘ 2 collars and cuffs of skunk-opossum o coats Eeae wa inthe TU A Silk Dancing Frocks, $13.50, $19.50 eae Gabardine and Diagonal Cheviot are the AVY NOP DIAbe DFGREUIOAN: Chiffon, Charmeuse and Crepe de Chine; in white and pastel colors. At $25-—Coats of Wide-wale Corduroy, with detaeh- ’ Womeh’s Evening and Day able scarfs, which may be worn as belts. Juniors’ChinchillaCoats $7.96 Dresses, $19.75 Coats With Fur Scarfs, $25 by the accused woman; “Resolved: “That we, the members of the Bonny Cripple Club of Rockville Cen- | tre, condemn the use of the instru-| 18, 15 and 17 years. $27.60 is the lowest ce we have known for any of ment by wives, husbands or business Velvet, trimmed Boucle Coats, $12.75. these dresses, and "many them would be considered In eee, Zibeline-Cheviot, lined with satin—illus- houses and advocate the nurturing of good value at $82.50. trated rfs of natural raccoon, tiger cat, skunk- eae ai ite untriceate ee Girls’ Fur-Trimmed Coats, $ 10 Cape Meteor, Charmeuse, Serge-and-Satin Day Dresses, | Taccoon, kitt coney and civet cat. ine cheviot; brown, id hagen blue; et, com= q Hiesrog cat san oral prodiioss “AL q peril f iad chevioti eae: Copenhagen blue; with collars of bi reali and Dancing Dresses of Chiffon and Net, com Plush C oats, $19. 50 to $32.50 : res ned n . A ’ | ‘Those at $19.60 have collars of the plush, but those at ¢85 have collars iSe- Bags % cael that in fats Girls’ Dresses at $4.75 Sets of Hudson Bay Wolf, $35 | « repre nd pet ie MUTASLAS Nene: cre thecinerne| Corduroy, Serge and Plaid Worsted frocks for school Pauatate: This fur looks like the Aine Leetfat teat Gala are eee Kk Arodieny flare cout By bers felt that she cared to run the wear. ‘ of black fox, for it h: h a wonderful lustre. Two- Cen : make « deligh of aloo NaKfiseeeaiat 150 ggg Rain Capes, $1. ane nN 14 animal bart and Darel mul, z i pil uff avainnwiiee: OE 8 Bios ieee Waren oe oe $ ee jdoctor’s office through an eavesdrop- of the above rooms years. ‘hird Floor lack Fox, set—animal scarfs and pillow muffs. {ping machin: x s ’ Arctic Seal barrel muffs and Mato tho gi agreed to make a de-|—l Mites home iaaeneet Little Tots’ Coats, $7.50 poate eens (ved coriay))) 628: gat=—barrel maiits 40-Inch Caracul Coats, $45 are, in fts strict rules of momber- with every purchas of $25 or over. In cote de cheval, with collars of Persian lamb cloth— Ge Extraordinarily fine specimens of caracul—so the Leper rhs in st py SE ELE A peed illustrated. 1 to 3-year sizes. Hat illustrated is: of Cone Muffs, $7. 50 to $12. 50 | weight. Satin lined. Fashioned with the new rounded and arried women who might declare ' il corduroy, $2. Black Fisher dnd Kitt dyed Coney—barrel shape, Presi! (a pet caracul, with collars ot Kolinekg, a | Faas he? Greantantion Te was | NWA) Corduroy Coats, $5 to $8.50 | #350: pillow models, $7.60 to $12.60. 459 40, bbe sah a upon the minutes of je mee = { in Bl 8, ree eres OF ne eee ra pres: ram H ZN. ; "Those st $8.50 are of i imported Conturoy, and those at thelower | pillow, $25," hbithentaaieee Rr ane be aa - pelt ane rn Oa ¥ fn ig fi “4 prices are of very good domcstic qualities. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Child ‘ 5 16 to $7.60. sizes, from years measure. Be Re seerosieats for the, cause | fig , Second Floor econ a ete Cea eee, tha Sued cor Seal is dyed muskrat. Third Floor “a BBY Cel es = LUSITANIA DELAYED. Your Terms Are Our terms OPEN EVERY EVENING j “Dolly Madison” BAUMANN’ Down—Many Notables Aboard. ALM on tisth = Newest Ruches, $1 The Lusitania, which left Liverpool | Set Jast Saturday and should have been at her dock the first thing to-day has not This dainty mode of just arrived. No wireless repert Las been about a hundred years ago ayprres to indicate when ate will ar- has just been revived —and Because of unusually strong TERT ved: ated ie cis she was fore: e neck and sleeves are easement oh sian of white organdie, finished ‘cut down spee | Among t i00 passengers in the with black picot caging and mounted on wide bands of ~fusitaniare frat cabin are Vincent | K bluck yelvet ribbon. Pea ae nd Henry” Duveen Imported Embroid- ered Collars, 50c and tearrtes 897 bags of mail A case of them just arrived Men’s Fall and Winter Suits and Overcoats at $15 A GIMBEL Economy Occasion Bringing a Saving of $10 On Suit or Overcoat New Models in Fashionable Materials and Patterns Ready for Two of the Biggest Clothes-Buying Days of the Year. What the Fine Offering Contains: ve Made Her Slow Gales May Headaches Are the Sign of Eye Strain Foremost authorities agree that headaches are caused by eye strain—relieved fe Franconia of the Cunard Ling, witch balled from. Liverpool. Wedne day, Oct. 2): and 1s: now. twenty-four Nek hours overdue, sent u wireless sa: Phe wilt ‘be nt her dock at 6 o'clock |p \ ’ h: ry tele "eitecioon: only by correct glasses fl j \ trom Maun. Fine organdie eg ; \ YA Men’s Fall and xyjater gr eerenanent Eyes Examined Without Charge \ WE Sera melee \/¥ vercoats, $1 ny Resistored Eye Physl aii Hand-embroidered —Coilars =\\ Traglan, loose-fittng and 1S td models. widely known as a cellist, reported shot ng Glasses adlow as® Aa. 9 \% Ris! and Cutis of org 5 i Oxford gray, gray plaids, blue cheviots, mie by tn, Kurope, returned to his |\YNe™ York: 184 B’way, at John St, Se | $1.60 to $3.95 s { black-and-white homespuns,.and many fancy s ts He caught the last 223 Sixth Av., 15th St. I: etal Wan The latest guimpes of net mixtures. for Berlin and, hav- 350 Sixth Ave, aad se SENS SE und lace, with sleeves of Some of the Chesterfields fully s! aed with plain i ee Owen ace Nae a Ice, 94,18. lapels. Sizes. 33 to 50 in all propo emmy UU Rue limit of | Brooklyn: 498 Fulton St., cor. Bond St. | f iy New Veils from Paris 100 Men’s Special Te icctts at $15 * — Pid to $1. 20.28. “ ‘Tan, light gray, dark Bray, and the newest olive shade. e octagon mesh veils s t, } When the dealer buys a ie have pene ms of Ces oe ae ty us Het ats pe yy ee E i\ thos trom the mabe, iy poys 4 , Germ Ane Se Ne have vanity the GIMBEL guarantee. Sizes 34 to 42, 50 far it. hen the con- . Those with flowers in sumer eventually buys it from . Ait aro 83: 10 yi ard, i Men’ 8 Fall and Winter Suits at $15 arctailer, he pays 83.50 for the IN Every Effort Concentrated to Make This Main Floor Several new models for younge! r and older men, same shoe. Save this profit for | Plain black, plain blue serge, plaids, Tartan checks, stripes, and yourself, Buy direct from the / The Lar est Blouse Event fancy mixtures. Sizes 33 to 50 in all proportions. Fourth Fleer maker and saie a dollar every sargest fs a time you buy The NEWARK Sh e at 82.50 DIREC Women’s Hand- bags, $1 to $3.95 Usually $1.60 to $6.50 The remainder from our recent sale, but pic’ king is still good among the latest and most desirable styles; in jin morocco, pin se al, vachette and other leathers; some have extra fittings. $1.50 to $7.50 Party Cases, $1 to $5 N of This Season Blouses of Pompadour Chiffon, $2.95, $3.95 i/ Black Silk Shadow Lace Blouses, $2.95 and $3.95 : Sleeveless Jumpers of Velvet, $2.95, $3.95 Radium Silk Blouses—White and Flesh—$3.95 Cape Blouses of Crepe de Chine, $2.95 Ah, but the capes, as weil as the collars and transparent sleeves, are of shadow lace. White and flesh color. Shadow Lace Blouses, Prettily Trimmed, $2.95 Besides the bandings of filet lace there are lovely adornments of Pom} acour Great Favorites with the Boys! $10 to $12.50 Overcoats, $7.50 Brown is the prevailing shade in othing this season, hese Over- ure in dark brown, brown check wn mixtures; also brown chin- , and a good variety of gray ma- s. The large flaririg skirts, Raglan sleeves and convertible collar make these Overcoats distinct in appearance. chitfor A splendid assortment in all ee 7 ty 1a cance, Dress Blouses of Silk Lace, $6.95 and aepes; 8 manutacturer'’s Corduroy Norfolk Suits, $6.50 Fairy-like lace over flesh color chiffon, with large and milftary collars and deep clean-up. With two pairs of trousers, fully girdles of satin. One illustrated, Leather and ‘ lined, and sewed-on belt; in the newest Fy * ith. Leatherette Articles, shades, Sizes 5 to 18 years. ITY BMANCHES, ANCHES, The New Voile Tailleur Blouse with 6c to $2.50 All-Wool Norfolk Suits, $5 to $12.60 is Felte aan ° Satin Collar, $2 Many useful thin 4, lnluds In the newest novelty Neaves, ine luding fancy a 5 e] r baskets, jc wel mixtures, koa and brown mixtures Axe Voile | is quite the most satisfactory material for such a finely aaa eee CU ease 8 eee tn Hoboken Branch- w || tucked blouse, but satin is most ideal for the large flaring collar, as i 8 PYONIUIS BRA 7 . - phone registers, Little Boys’ Suits & Overcoats, $6 to Ab, NEW JERSE : Puterson Braneh-—a1a Market St the sheen of the main is very flattering to one's complexion. The tie holders, card gets. rob ave ne ew Fl m1 rodels for boys of 24 to H “last word” of Fashion. ‘Third Floor 0 years, from foreign and domestic manufac- Camden Branch—A1BH Bresdwas t/) Main Floor turers. Fourth Floor