The evening world. Newspaper, April 7, 1915, Page 11

Kneisel Quartet, | In Final Concert, Honors American By Syleerior Rowling =e Sa ME ry won't stay 1 ix i bg onstipated Spend 10 cents! Winter's I Remove from Moat cloying the audi ivating t In A minor, y life! Spring is hi y and your nis Lees i Sik land ter's woe. well deserved the ¢ plause (fora Kove wot. The final number was did Schoenberg sextet, he +, te breath bac and stomach 1) not mt you get a 1O-cent box of Cascurete at the drug store and feet fin te Nacht.” presented by the * | the eariier in the seiwon and repeated AlN oradi request, In this work, as before, Mr. | Cas Knvisel eniisted aid ¢ Gardner and Hyman Eisenberg, Belle Gottschalk, Hugh Hodgson, piuni ce -Weingartner 7 een abroad for five yeara and, eave for| Sympt Orehestra ‘in thelr the war, splendia rendition o' in Russia had ove De Walkure ‘+4, pi sens | hoten Symphonie Pathetique ctecnaitomsy) Both of these wonderful selections are pertectly recorded on Colu Liga Lehmann, Chadwick, La Forge bia "Ssinch me and Schneider. Mr. Hodgson, a na- ASen ACK your adulee ek tive of Athens, Go., and still at cot- Nethe price te $1.25, lege, displayed no lit nbryo tal ent. Probably he knows, without being told, that New Yorkers have the privilege of hearing the best pian- ists in the world ee never more of! them than in this year of Christtan | sl grace 101. His prinelpal contribu: tions to the programme were Liszt's concert study and the tarantella from “Venezia e Napoli.” BIAS RECORDS | Dadways| eady © elief tea tates PAIN Isadora Dune. t the Century Opera House last night, with the as- sistance of George ( “opeland, pianist, ed her programme of Chopin. and Poe, The first performance of the | “Oedipus Rex," of Sophocies, Miss Duncan has postponed until next week, because of minor changes in the cast and the difficulties found in absorbing the new tfanslation from] age the original Greek by her brother. 50c The Biltmore morning musicale} 4” Presets, IN f iC The Ovens in the Sunshine In great, shining ovens like this, in the largest bakery in the world—flooded with sunlight and spotlessly clean. we do the daily making and baking of the many ~ @ _ Biscuits that you'll find in mail variety whenever you step into any good grocery store. Try a box of Sunshine Graham Crackers today. You'll note their quality at the first bite. Joose-Waes Brecurr Gmpany Bakers of Sentins | Biscwity NEW YO! ee Ne ARE CASCARETS TRE EVEFING WORLD, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 7, nents Vo 8 BS ia a as ae a Se iE GIMBELS Broadway and Thirty-third Street — GIMBEL BROTHERS Bankers the eupervimon of the Superintendent of Banks at Albany, New V ork Offer Every Banking Convenience To Their Depositors Including Central Location, Prompt Service Banking Hours from 9 to 5 Every Weekday Interest at 4 Per Cent. On All Deposite Made ON OR BEFORE APKIL 10th, in their Interest Department 2 Per Cent, Also Allowed on Checking Accounts for requisite balances Detach and fill out the following Inquiry Blank for our Service Booklet — GIMBEL BROTHERS, Bankers, Broadway and 33d Street, N.Y. Fleas send me without cost of obligation on my part your booklet on Banking Service, Name Address... ‘Heapditan Is the Latest , _ Choice of Madeleine of \ Paris for Summer Hats Anticipating the vogue which the edict of this great Paris modiste will bring about with- in the next few weeks, we have had copies made of the French ‘Neapolitan models to sell at $3.75 to $6.75 The large flat hat of Madeleine, the picturesque Shepherdess and Gainsborough models by other equally famous modistes are in the collection, in Orchid White Black Pearl Gray id Champagne Black Lisere Sailors, 31.95 95 nan All of these hats are finished wit which one always finds on fine peg Ae a Hats Trimmed Without Char if the trimmings for them are also rrcheaes | in our Milli ‘ions. Main and Third Floors” 250 61.60 French Styles! American Styles! Artistic! Imported All-Wool Crepe, 35c Yard Ordinarily this quality would cost more than double this price; made in France, a soft fabric with plenty of snap and style; shown in three tones of cadet blue, also navy, black and other popular shades. Main Aisle, Main Floor An Exceptional Sale of Young ial Washable Dresses In White and Refined Colors Pique repe Linene 375 * $2 to $3. at In Sizes 450 $3 to$3.75 Dresses at $2 ” $3 to$5 Dresses at $2.50 Intermediate Sizee—12 and 14 years 1915.” The GIMBEL Annual Co-operative Sale of Leather Goods $24,000 Worth of Useful advances naket Kit | pe Everything, Except and Small Leather Wares, Is Newly — Extra Space on Two Floors: Styles of Handbags { r re our customers Two Sample Lots of Handbags : t BOe ti ay at $12 Vain Floor (Main Aiale and Regular Section) and Subway Store Balcony. 12 Styles Silk Handbags yy at 44 to 14 Less Mowe and mbbed Silks, in fashionable colors = Every ‘fashior eather and | 61, reg. $1.4 61.96, rey. $3.95 - a” ‘ws variously fitted $1.66, rey. #250 to $2.95 | 92.06. reg ae reg “Oto $195 $2.96. 5 ; — — $1.68, re. $2.50 1082 | 49 6 ey tw $7.60 Sample Handbags : $1.96, rey. #5 » $4. mg ee ‘ Average ! 72 $2,500 Worth Leather Articles for $1,000 Card Cases, Pass Causes Books, Wallets, Three-fo 60c, regularly #1 Tbe, regularly $1.75 to f22 $7.60 fittings. =») yj ses ag Hide $20 Fitted Week-End Cases, $13.75 hay _ Dressing Cases Polished long-grain morocco, silk-lined | SAK oR set abee fittings, including military oe vetoed pa and | $2.95 $2.60, reg 92.96, reg. $5 12x8x4!, in.; dull pearl grain cowhide, $16 Ecrase Motor Cases, $10 _ TYgx6x4 in.; silk-lined; 10 fit- fully mriarantaed $7.60 English Motor $6.50 to $10 Black Enameled Cases, $6 Motor or Week-End Cases, $5 Saffian, silk-lined; 7!)x6x4 in. $16 Victoria Cases, Long-grain morocco; 8 fittings. $8.60 Traveling Black walrus; colored linings; 16-in Sole Leather Traveling Bags Club, Oxford and Kit styles; 15 to 20-in |$10, Reg. $15. \Q— $12, Reg. $3.95, Reg. $5 and $6. $5, Reg. $6.50 to $10, $7.60, Reg.$10 to$13.50. Striped Gingham Plaid Gingham Cordaline Embroidered Lawn ‘Sample” 25 Dresses 1.50 6 to 10 years Surplus to 14 years Surplus English Modes! Practical! Third Floor $1.50 Baby Nainsook, $1 Piece 12 yards to the piece, Soft, silky Second Floor 86-in. wide. finish. Sunday World’s “To Let” Ads. Simplify [lome-seeking by Saving Time, Temper and Tramping. tog 50 Women's $15 Fitted Over- Black long-grain, silk-lined; 10 ¢ polishes Dore ind shopping styles ir wiety of leathers; fitted or unfitted Tc, reg. $1.50 Bill Folds, Purses, Pocket $i, reg, $2 Ids, Hip Cases, Letter Canes $1.66, rey. $2.50 and $2.96 $1, reyularly $2.50 to $8.50 $1.96, reg. $5.95 ~ $2.96, reg. $5 to $6 of Small Sample Traveling Requisites, 4 to 4% Less kvery Help to Make Your Trips Comfortable $6 Dressing Cases, $2.96 night Bags, $7.50 12 or 15 fittings. 0 & necessary fittings $5 Thermos Carafes, $2. 18 Brass cases, gunmetal finish; quart size; ‘Three different styles; 3 sizes. $6.60 Black Enamel Hat Boxes, $3.95 For two hats; Usx15x12-in, $10 92.76 . Traveling Bags aad Suit Cases, % to 4% Less $17.60 Traveling Bags, $10 i 3 Kk feiss English frame; 16 to 18-in. 50 Cane-Covered Bellows Suit Cases, $5 Bags, $5.50 Cowhide Suit Cases Sue “ae $3.95, Reg. "a and $6, Reg. $7.5 a in oe and Subway Baloeny _ Oriental Rugs Many at Half Price Or Less shipments of Oriental rugs to the United States; and th in ustry in the East has also been almost totally disrupted. GIMBEL high quality and Fifty Oriental Carpets in Room Sizes ber of purchases; sizes range from 8x10 ft. to L1x15 ft, $37.50 to $225 Instead of $75 to $450 Three Big Groups of Small Rugs $22.50 to $37.50 $9.75 to $22.50 Instead of $1 STRAIGHT-LINE Inlaid Linoleums, 75c Yard the patterns, while in cheaper inlaid linoleums these are irregular. The manufacturer calls this particular lot “S, [.’ the saving. Neverthe we give the Linoleum our full guarantee for service. Ten patterns in hardwood and tile effects, 1,600 yards in full rolls, 760 yard. $1.85 Wilton Velvet Carpets, $1.15 Yard the difficulty in obtaining w Solid colors greens, ta border effects to match. Fro and dye stuffs, ds (the best) ma fine Ame mill, Articles for $13,000 e placed large wular leather s large Oxford Black seal grain, moire-lined; Heavily bound, all-around straps; 24 and 26-in, With or without straps, steel frame; 24 to 28-in. } |$10, Reg. $13.50and $15. A Very Remarkable Sale of Dependable Conditions abroad, especially in European and Asiatic Turkey, have prevented the rug manufacturing In view of these facts the offerings in this sale are most extraordinary, for these rugs are of standard Most Desirable in Every Way, Especially for Summer Homes Almost a dozen different weaves are in this lot, for these are odd rugs from a num- $7.50 to $22.50 Specially Priced Specially Priced Monty big Mild Ka- Eight . bales of silky Carabaghs, Kazakjas, zake, z large ‘enough for Beluchistans in deep Shirvans, Mosuls and small rooms, in rich colors reds, blues and browns; Saddle Bags in smaller and bold patterns. average sizes, sizes. Sixth Floor You can recognize a straivht-line Linoleum by the clean-cut, distinct edges of ~-slightly imperfect, hence A very low price at the beginning of the Spring furnishing season, in spite of i Many have stair carpet with band Sixth Floor