The evening world. Newspaper, March 9, 1915, Page 7

NEARLY FOUMDER CHLD CES cK CROSS, FEERISH IF CONSTIPATED “California Syrup of Figs,” can’t harm tender stomach or ach or bowels. A laxative ier ave eaves a ae child tomorrow. Children simply not take the hope from play to Late ae bowels, which beco: jogged uj waste, liver gets sluggi: jomac! eae cota at the ‘ton other! tt or your cl is listless, crons, feveria breath bad, restless, «i teat heartily, full of cold or has'sore throat or any other ‘children's 's ailment, ey a ‘California Syru of Figs,” he. dare worry, because Fie is perf jésn, and in a few hours all this” constipation poison, sour bile sod cng gy om laste ht tlh tly move and ve a well alata itd again. A thoroug! ofttimes all that. im nivee- wear be ge first treatment rare counterfeit fig syrups, Aruggist fo for a nt bottl a fornia Syru; p, of Figs,” which has tell fell directions for babies, children of all for ainly printed yg ae y wa sce that it fe made by the " dive {== SIOmIos WE GIVE AND REDEEM SURETY: COUPONS =x 190 = — 0 front. Whi and colored buttons. All Black; special at Our regular marked any rug retailer in New Y r.—— | arr range, including Blue, Brown and °$ DURING HURRICANE Steering Gear Breaks and Ship Is Thrown on Her Beam Ends. A belated report of a terrific storm in mid-Atlantic in which eight men Were lost overboard from the Red Star liner Finland and in which the Cunard liner Carpathia hada narrow escape from foundering, was brought to New York to-day when the Car- Pathla arrived from Italian ports with 717 passengers. Capt. Willlam Prothero of the Car- pathia was surprised when told that No word had been cabled of the ex- Perience of his vessel and the Finland. “My last eastbound trip,” he said, “was the roughest I ever experienced. Tho Finland and the Carpathia left for the Mediterranean about the same | § time and encountered the same weather. “Right outside New York harbor we were picked up by a. westerly gale, which followed us to midocean, where we ran into a hurricane. It was in this storm that eight men of fhe Fin- Jand were washed from her decks by the waves. “Right in the midst of the hurricane the steering gear of the Carpathia went out of commission and we were helpless in the trough of the sea. We went on our beam ends, and at one time the Carpathia uy for fifteen minutes on her side, with her port rajl under water, “Of course I never suve up hope, nd by dint of superhuman exertion ree reat heroism on the part of my engineers and crew we m re on our way, but bilgid wore times while we had no steerag when it Iooked mighty dark for’ ‘the old Carpathia.” On board the Carpathia were four Tecra tant missionaries from Jerusa- 663 Smart Coats Sample Lots of Early’ Spring Styles. Remaining Lots of Our Finest Winter Coats . Bona Fide Values Up to $35.00 lar pik full léngth effects. Broadcloths, Gabardines, numerous Checks, and a wide variety of Mixtures. cuffs of self materials or velvet. —Dark and Light pp val ele 227 Coats Cloths; full length Coats, Coats; big variety of styles Extra! Sale of Spring Dress Skirts Stunning Tailored Serge Skirts Plain tailored, full flare models; simply trimmed with row of buttons down Showa in the new Spring shades. Smart Skirts Fashioned of the popular new Black Checks and Mannish Serges. the nobby, new full flare effect: | effectively embellished with artisically sha; All sizes c md yoke ‘Godel sizes, tons, Nobby Separate Sport Skirts Copies of dashing new models; many intro- ducing attractive military features. Serges, Popling and mannish weaves in yoke Choice color] styles, finished with full flare and novelty but- All sizes. Fashionable Spring $ 3. 9 5 shades; special {The New Simpson-Crawferd Store, Third Floor—We Give and Redeem Surety Coupons. Our Entire Furniture Stock One-Third Off--No Our Entire Stock of Oriental Rugs at One-third Less than Marked Prices prices are substantially lower than York demands. Beginning with the beautiful small Rugs now marked $9.75 (actual values to $12.50), ranging up to the magnificent large room size Royal Kirmanshah Rug now marked $1,100.00. Every Rug Reduced One-third Club Plan n Payments ante May I Be Arranged, SSSOE sinzvn-Crenor, Sith arene, 0 & 20th Streats—Telephone 2100 f FOR WOMEN AND MISSES Very Moderately Priced Serge Dresses 9.85 to 44.75 | Street Coats — 14.75 to 34.75 Silk Dresses 14.45 to 54.75 | Tailored Waists 2.05 to 7.45 Dancing Frocks 11.60 to 60.50] Dressy Waists 4.65’ to 21.60 Summer Dresses 6.75 to 40.75 | Separate Skirts 3.95 to 0.95 Tailored Suits 19.85 to 47.60| House Gowns 3.05 to 54.75 —-APPAREL FOR STOUT FIGURES-—— Dresses, Suits, Coats, Blouses, Negligees, Corsets Especially designed for sises 44 to 56, at the above special prices. ~—MATERNITY APPAREL—— SUITS, DRESSES, SKIRTS, CORSETS, Madge a im all the latest fabrics and styles. Scie ly constructed to ntificall a required and éonceal enlargements, AT MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES, Not just a flavor—but a , wholesome nourishing addition to fowl, ¢ = meatand “‘Hurry-Out?’ Sale ‘of : The ityles—Military, Empire, Belted, Flounce, Circu- Materials—Fancy Serges, Diagonals, Chiffon Collars and Heav y Mixtires, 110 Coats wisi. Cheviots and a few Covert com in practical styles and colors. . \$5 $1.95 Materials are 2. 9 5 85.05 at NoExceptions During this week, or as much of the week as the stock lasts, we are selling a number of beautiful Brass Beds, with a first class wit-edge spring for #22.75, and with each outfit purchased we include one Fifty $23.50 p%. Ostermoor Mattress FREE ‘The Mattress is full 50 pounds weight; regular $23.50 grade; built up with layers of pure white, sanitary cotton felt, non-absorbent and vermin proof; covered with fine satin: finish ticking. Each Mattress bears the Ostermoor guarantee tag. Particulars and Illustrations May Be Seen in This Evening's Journal jmpoor joer Gimt el Subway S Continues Tomorrow and Throughout the Week the Sale of a Very Extraordinary Purchase of ho, 182 “WILLOW GRASS” RuGSE From a Prominent 5th | hati: See And in Addition the Subway Store Co Concern wi te the | Sale of 1,250 Popular a Sa ‘All at About 4 Regillaf” os Purchasers yd Summer, seaside and oan ouses, camps, town residences, find this a wonderful swans fs globe. base; 1,500 Doz. Huck Towels, 8c med. N \ N I/ N A 1 Pair wi bs bonnaz work; sash le: he's joe are the best sh: eR ee = aN a ; From Shoes; a.) Bi a S i. N Another. Very Special Sale 2,000 Bath Mats At 38c, 55c and 75c Usual Prices, 60c, 85c, $1.25 pee Bee of a dropped stitch or some other ig) inert tice in cating, these Mats are classed “Seconds.” They will give you Numerous Designs & Colors; Also White Full bleached and hem- Gimbel Bee Store, Lower Floor >, Colonial. Valance Curtains Excellent quality sheer scrim; hemstitched border h Denim, standard quality, perfect ins in every respect; mies and Brown, a good value; regularly 20c vd) ted Curtain Voiles, splendid , ltd spouutitul dua ‘and colorings, 36 inches wide; regularly 18c yd., at{ Gimbel Subway Store, Women’s Sample Shoes Desirable Styles. Sises 214 to4—| no pias @ toee Models Are) $3 and $3. Dunn, Williams & Clark's ‘Le France Krohn, Fechheimer and others. The leathers are calf. skin, kidaih and > to buy eatreertin fun $8.75 The “WILLOW GRASS” RUGS were ‘bought froma famious)6th Avenue, New York = the transaction will go on record as one of the largest and thost impressive! g in trade history. “WILLOW GRASS” RUGS are made from a tough, natural: duhens retain their beautiful ome until worn out. Tremendously popular for Summer service, but good a year roun } Quantities, Sizes, Descriptions and Prices of “Willow Grase!? sip eas ft. 64—8x12 ft. 1 ee oes Ori fe 6x12, 97.26 ‘'Orez"’ Rugs, Green, at.. .. annem "om $B "" $4.95 | j March Sale of Gas Domes and~ "Cathet , tu an (Iilustrated.) $2.95 Table Candle Lamps, $1.50 Mahogany Somplate Be cai 4 bs \ with | In_ addition, th heaters, mace) ned gamete aaa pea ‘White Cotton Fab Tie i: as perfect service. i 500 Dos. 35c' Turkish Towels, 25c im. eavy grade; hem- peasy $1.60 pair. Ready to slip on rod. No hemming required. ngth; white ‘and Arab. y Olive, Red, }12%e) 10c! Lower Floor Ata Fraction of the Prices Regularly As Incladed are:— 40-inch Persian Lava 6} itt Fancy ee = bs Ya. e In lengths f; 2 children's Tins undeegasread pei: ey raat womoale “a English Long Cloth | Fine Nains Regularly $1; 36 Bascray) wide;| Regularly $1.85; 36 inches | 10 ds to the pi plow... ee BB |rarengtns nes eas cia 2,000 ‘Yards 26c White th rm various cords; 36 inches wide; (Gimbel Subway ‘Store, Lower Floor ¢ Remarkably, | Scie or House Deckese® “$1 and Kimonow * Regularly $1.50 and $2 House Dresses of Se ey, gingham, pereale and lawns; |some have collar and cuffs af white: lineae, others have trim- {ming of solid color chambray. The, Dresses illustrated are JW made of stripe and check gingham; the one model has pocketa & jon either side with trimming of chambray and buttons. gt, ‘The Kimonos are made in \\ figured crepe, and come in a ,*\ beautiful assortment — of > } light and dark eolors, ‘The Kis * Usual Re-| such leading concerns as Uts model has trim- ming of shirred satin ribbon, Dresses and Ki- Fred Todd Shoe SempeeT | leather. ee they are un. commonly well finished. G louse , 48 and 59 bust measure. subway Stor