The evening world. Newspaper, May 3, 1915, Page 9

ne ee ee nee rn OFF “TO EARN MONEY.” GIRL OF 16 VANISHES; SHENG STGHT HERE The May Sales of Dinnerware @ Fancy China wet ad written it THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAY 3, ———— ; GIMBEL BROTHERS | ee PLEA OF PACKERS DENIED, “ °* Mittourt Comet Hefuses Hebewring Simeme SAI eed Others was "R46" appare )) ve river Hs Stern Brothers 4énd and 43rd Streets, West of FMA Avenue. These offerings, beginning Tuesday, will provide Exceptionally Interesting Values for patrons who are accustomed to replenishing their China Table Ware at this time for the furn- ishing of their Summer Homes. The following items from the foremost English potteries are typical of the remarkable reductions available: Bread and Butter Plates, dz. at $9.00 | Service Plates, — . » dz. at $18.00 1 * bh . dz. at 18.00 “ . ‘ . dz. at 24.00 Tea Plates, ‘ . dz. at 12.00 | Tea Cups & Saucers, . . dz. at 18.00 N K nue or Salad Plates, dz. at 15.00 - oe ws $15.00 Wardrobe Trunks, Mundredsof these trunks have bee sold at the original price. Hl decided to make certain changes in vonstruction, hand of these desirable models ar marked for quick clearance. “Interiors have five drawers an twelve hangers. dz. at 21.00 | at 24.00 dz. a 18.00 I dz. Bouillon Cups & Saucers, Decorated China Porcelain Dinner Sets, at $16.50 WE ut deterioration. Articles will be promptly called for within delivery points upon receipt of mail, telephone or personal instructions. done during the Summer months at very special price concessions. | Seg sedi x <i DUSTHIESS (107 pieces, English or American manufacture) Choice of 15 new designs, with gold lines and gold handles; dainty border patterns to select from, A Trunk Offering of Very Special Importance ee = Wardrobe Trunks, at $20 @ =6Fibre covered trunks, constructed 1/| from our specifications and exelu- | sively sold by us. The durability | \ | and packing facilities are unequalled \ in trunks of other makes anywhere | near this price. Fibre Covered Dress Trunks at $12.75 at $29.50 We haw so the quantity o Dry Cold Air Fur Storage offer the maximum protection against loss by fire, moth or theft, at very low rates. Send your furs to the dry low air temperature of our storage rooms to prevent their |} | Special facilities for Storing and Cleaning. 1/| Lace Curtains, Draperies, Hangings and Oriental Rugs Lace Curtains cleaned by us will be stored free of charge. Estimates will be given on remodelling or repairing, which will be Tel. 6700 Bryant, ) aT 84 ST. @ SAVE. . PEN 1:°° A WEEK Opens an Account Our Ln cess T Terms apply also to Long Island, New Jersey and Connecticut We Pay Freight and Railroad Fare ; Walnut Dresser and Chitfonier Large Revel Plate Mirror, Full Swell Front (as Mlustrated) Special at Write for Our New Booklet, MAILED | FREE, | a ne /| CI ietaicg tc Dk TI Do law aes (aes Vaas Vas Va 9. The New Gia New GIMBEL Fur Storage Rate Broadway and Thirty-third Street Mis amu Charge Fur Morage Desk Third Floor The Wonderful “China and Glass of BAWO & DOTTER, /mporters (Forced Into Receivership by the War in Europe) Are Providing “An Event That Will Probably Never Be Repeated in the Memory of the Present Generation” Judge by the beauty of the China and Glass in this Sale of the high quality of the business which the Bawo & Dotter has enjoyed for over half a century. No better proof is necessary “These are all fine, regular goods no odds and ends!” said a great merchant plendid firm of admiringly when he saw the wonderful wares 225 tables of them— arranged ready for the sale. They are the Crown Derby, the Copeland, the Elite, and other famous makes of China, the exquisite Mooreroft Pottery, the French and Belgian Crysts als of high degree found in the best specialty shops in the country 7 That is exactly why the oceasion is the greatest we have ever known, and one that, as a trade journal said, “Will probably never be repeated in the memory of the present generation.” Realizing the enormous public response which the Sale will produce today, we have made the most complete prepara- tions for service to mateh the extraordinary attractions of the merchandise, Over 150 Salespeople have been added to our regular finely-trained force; an acre and a half of space has been devoted to the Sale on the Main and Fifth Floors, and in the Subway Store. While the following groups are offered for tomorrow, it is by no means certain that every item mentioned can be found, It is certain that they can never be duplicated at these —_ As a cable received on Saturday from our foreign office in Paris says, “General conditions Limoges becoming worse; ten per cent. advance cannot guarantee delivery. Here Are Three Typical Instances of the Fine Dinner Sets — $125 Import price, $300 Copeland China Dinner Seroice with heasy gold-en- crusted decoration on ivory border; 112 pieces. More of the Sale’s Extraordinary Opportunities $15 Import price, $22.50 Austrian China Dinner Sercice, 100 pieces, border decoration; full gold handles. These Are Some $10 Import price, $20 English Porcelain, with border decoration, full gold jandles; 100 pieces. 1915 5 Copeland China Service Plates in Rose Du Barry, $55 dozen, regularly $145. French Elite China Dinner Sets, with plates in all sizes; narrow ivory border with pink rose decoration and solid dull gold handles; 100 pieces, regularly $55, at $28.50 set. Copeland ‘‘Spode’’ Porcelain Fancy Pieces, used as samples by Bawo & Dotter. All at less than import prices. Flower Vases, 76c to $1. Salad Bowls, 66c to $2. Rose Jars, $3.76, Covered Dishes, 50c each. Table Glassware, gold encrusted, from the celebrated Val St. Lambert and other factories. Water Tumblers, 15c and 260, Sherbet Glasses, 35c. Wine Glasses, 36c and 50c. Grapefruit Glasses, with lining, 76c. Copeland 100-piece White China Dinner Sets, with plain gold edges and twisted vine handles, Regularly $225, at $75 a set. Elite China Ice Cream and Chop Sets, $3 to $6 set, regularly $12 to $25. Italian Marbles, in colored and Patina effects. Many subjects and sizes, at $2.60 to $95-—- all at import prices or less, French Elite Fancy China; 16 large tables, with thousands of pieces, from small olive dishes at 16c, to a hand-painted Fish Set at $18. Among them are Chop Dishes Cake Plates Cracker Jars Chocolate Pot Sugar and Creams Bowls Tea Pots Plates and Cups in all sizes. Sandwich Traya French China Sample Dinner Sets of 100 to 113 pieces, hea’ Id encrustation; all handles in solid dulf gold; regularly $200 to $292 Set, at $100 Set. Copeland China Service Plates, Deep Cobalt blue border, with gold encrustation, and festoon; $160 dozen, regularly $350. 60 dozen French China Plates, in entree, dessert and dinner sizes, 60¢ to 76c each, regu- larly $1 to $2. Brilliant Cut Glass, thousands of pieces, at $1.60, $2.60, $3.76 and $6. Great variety, many pieces in the favorite new floral cutting. Regular prices usually more than double. French Art Bronzes at Half; in scores of well-known subjects; priced from $6 upward. Main and Fifth Floors Every Paris Dressmaker Advocates Taffetas q Paris has remained true to her conviction that Taffeta would be the leading Silk for Spring and Summer. * g America has gradually increased her faith in it until now the greatest vogue that this silk has ever known is just blossoming in New York. gq But, as we are quicee by Paris, we anticipated the demand, and therefore are enabled to present Taffeta Frocks at $18.75 That Are Unequaled q Sesides giving women Frocks of excellent Taffeta at such a ridicu- lously small price, we are also giving them Frocks that are made in accordance with the latest modes of Paris. q The adaptation of Premet’s famous model, “A Petits Pas” is a delight. T'rea chic! q Jenny's three-tier accordion pleated skirt has been adapted in another model. @ The Louis XIII. collars and cuffs introduced by Martial et Armand, Paquin's sash—and ever 80 many other new ideas have been copied in these dresses. Navy and Blacl: Many Surprising Values Among LINENS in the May White Sale We could mention hundreds of them, but there’s nothing like seeing for yourself, The merchandise is all spick and span, and its quality is of the highest. Wonte Carlo Plowse tt 95 Embroidered Bed Spreads | Table Cloths and Napkins q We invited a small Jury of Fashion Authorities to decide whieh Single-bed size, 72x100-In.; reg. $9.60 |. Irlsh damask, fully bleached, satin was the best Sport Blouse that Paris had created for this Summer, to oF 50, at $6.75 to $40. finish, 6 new round designs. Cloths; gens. 70x70 n.,$1,08; 70x88-in., $2.76; 70x106- «$8; Napkins, 22x22-in., $8.26 doz. $5.60 Damask Napkins, $4 Dozen Irish; firm weave; 8 patterns; 25x25-in. 65c Huckaback Towels, 50c Extra fine Irish linen; damask border all around. 85c Turkish Bath Towels, 25c Bleached; soft, absorbent qualhy; pink and blue stripes, Second Floo: Double-bed size, 90x100-In.; reg. $12.75 to $76, at $8 to $65. $1 White Linen Suiting 76c Yard 90-in. wide; a desirable weight, $2 Scarfs and Squares, $1 Japanese hand-drawn linen; scarf 18x4-in.; squares $0 and 36 inch. $4 Hemstitched Table Cloths, $3.25 Scotch damask. Special GIMBEL M.L. ©. finish, 70x70 in, “Monte Carlo” was awarded first honor because it is unique, chie and practical. Its inset panels— front and back—of Blazer-Striped Linen make it unusual, we admit, but its cravat, which is just the width of one stripe, and which crosses the top of the panel and slips through a loop, is undoubtedly its cleverest feature. Our Copy of the Expensive Paris Model Is Only $6.95 White with Blazer Stripes of Carnation Pink, Blue or Violet. 80 New Models in Sport Shirts also on exhibition in the Parisian Blouse Corner. G The Third Floor gS Rh Sh Sa [Bee Fee 12 For GIMBEL Subway Store Adve, | NU WA NSU A A A — SS es rer SS 4 ASO A PAS=