The evening world. Newspaper, June 17, 1915, Page 11

ORIGIN OF THE MONTCAGE, Twelve Hundred of Evening together she handed back to him on gotting a divorce. GOING UP! Mercury will rise-whether it's warm or cold, as the-war has | World’s Prize Beauties | stevated the price from #85 to $100 for seventy-five pounds, over 8 youre -the genuine Castor Babylon, 2,100 years before Christ, in| porary the reign of King Khammaragas, money | earthenw: was loaned on mortgage; while the | {10 fe p ‘WOMEN can’t be bus and tramear conductors in Birmingham, England, |sreat Babylonian banking house of they the mrortgal THE BIG MANDALAY because the men won't teach them or move vehicles on which they were | = — = — A engaged. Ss THE $46,000 @ Denver man spent on his wife during their ten years The Kind You Have Always Bought. | IS 1s the caution applied te the publio announcement which we and hav hat originated. Enjoy Excursion. GOES TO OWN FUNERAL—When Mrs, Eva Cunningham returned to | Bie signature in What te wrapper treme the same father’s home in New Brunswick, N. J., from a visit, she learned the weeping Kittle ones in the past years need no warnin; Twelve hundred girls, accompan- friends and flowers were due to a rumor ehe was dead. fmitations, but our present duty is to call the ettention of the fe@ by their escorts, were guests of ITALIAN ORGAN GRINDERS drove four German bande out of Ohio Tits to fe regretted thas there are who are now Tis Evening World-Universal Film| towns by following them and sending thoir monkeys around to collect the | Setarlous business of and onl Manufacturing Company ona trip up the Hudson on the pleasure boat Mandalay inst night. The trip, which ‘was given as a consolation prizn to — entrants in The Evening World's} GROUNDS FOR SEPARATION—Ciifton, N, J., man says nagging made Panama-Pacific Free Tour who failed! nim a tiving skeleton, to win one of the seven awards, was originally echeduled for Tuesday money, while they stood by sucking lemons, The Germans couldn't pucker for to play when they saw the lemons, and couldn't get any coin because pik ee sorutinise monkeys, Sa (de <—a ee aT BROADWAY AND THIRTY-THIRD STREETRa Vaan ae | Gimbel Subway Store 4 '85c to $1 aa B Petticoats; 50c Purchase of over 1,000from a Leading Manufacturer. however, failed to dampen the epirits of the largo crowd. \ ‘When the big steel steamer pointed hé@® nose into the Battery between woven and eight hundred people were (| waiting to be taken on board, This took but a short time, after which the boat got under way. The next stop was the One Hundred and Thirty- | frat Street pier, where entrants and i/] ' In the Gimbel Subway Store— New Big Bargain Features Daily The liveliest, most interesting Bargain Occasion of the Summer. Splendid special values at every ‘turn for home stayers and vacationists. Scores of Bargain tables, their friends, about 2,000, from the Bronx, Harlem and other points up- town found it more convenient to \ embark. The real sail then started. Tt lasted two hours, the boat going as far as Tarrytown and then turn- 4 img for the journey home. During the excursion a dancing contest was q held in the ballroom for two silver cupe donated by the Universal Com- pany. The first was won by George Warner and Rose Conen, the second by ‘W. J. Moore and Helen Conboy. ‘The judges were Miss Ethel Mockler \] of The New York World, Jultus Stern of the Imp. Studio, Mre. Myrtle Dunham, John Kiymer, EB. H. Gold- 4 etein, M. H. Hoffman and Paul Gu- IN A Sale for Wcmen and Misses 400 Dresses at $5.75 Copies of $15 and $22.50 Models Smart styles, ideal for town, beach and country. Embroidered Lingerie Dresses Crepe Dresses—Silk Dresses—Taffeta Dresses 600 Dresses at $1.65, $2.85, $3.50 and $5 lick of the Universal. ‘When the Mandalay finally docked at the One Hundred and Thirty-first Btrect pier every one was tired but 0 pevias, spent, as one young put it, “ 'N’ 'f th’ m'st aT ghtf'l tr’ps ‘v'r.” Shoe sald this with her mouth full of gum, but she meant it, ané all the rest voiced her sentimenis, Wash hogs i in Pique, Cordeli id the 50 Palm Beach Suite, fen ite id stu ail the vomela walinown Ka Clot $60 volume at $1 | att’ $5.75 — Ss" | A POOR MARKSMAN. | A retire and Colored Cordu- $2.95 | to 44, at a $5 a (From the Boston Trensoript,) fugu fe Dns se taseeesecscsse eesceeers 60 Girls’ Vacation Coats, sizce 6 to 4 years; rgeant (disgustingly to Private ap {00 Palm Beach Buite, 14 to 44 bust, Serge, Checks, Coverts and Moire; es)—"Stop! Don't waste your last|/MPAN f at....... 0... ccccceeecceeceseee ee teuene $5 values up to $8, at. $3. 50 Be een ce tie ‘he tent 1,200 Wash Skirts, Pique, Ratine, Linen and 00 Girls’ Colored. Dress oa, reguls noe. Go | yehind that,,w there and A fine Bedford Cord, at $1.25, at..... 0... pli bod 75c Me ao.ening that,wall therm eae |G: p\fine Bediond Cord, se | FBS, BE ssaee viesessessetecscseserese sadenes walled yore of and a 75c, $1, $1.50 and $1.95 later ood heavens! done \ what I told him?” ried the sergeant rumning behind the wall, Great was his relief when he saw Private Jones Ing toward hi! OOTY. sergea' said apologeti- cally; “another mi \ —_—————— \ TAKING NO CHANCES. (From the Detroit Free Press.) al (pou're leaving to get married, Mary?" ‘en, grand how, ‘jong have you known the OE mae vecks, um. w # yrnree weeks. Mem hort time? Don't pa think you Suge to wait until you te! Ao mum. ‘Tve tried that several state "and ‘every time the man changed hiaaind when he Got to know me bet- $8.60 Corduroy Skirts, at......... $2.50 molestie $5 & $6.50 Women’s Artificial Silk Boot Hosiery 25c Pair 1,500 pairs, in all the newest shades, GIMBEL Subway Store, Balcony Children’s Colored Dresses at 50c Reduced From $1 Many styles to select from, Made of striped or checked Gingham, Percale or Repp, in the Russian, Empire belted or French effects; YD some with kimono sleeves, Sizes 2 to 6 years, Children's Dainty White Dres- ses, made of sheer Twas, and trim- med with fine laces and ribbons; French or Empire effects; 8 to 0c 6 years; value $1.60, at....... $1 % Baby Dresses, made of fine Nain- b sook; square neck, short sleeves, trimmed with buttons; sizes 6 months to 2 years 50c GIMDEL Subway Store, Balcony h mee is carefully tons for rhe relief of a separate anc distinct ailment. The Warner's Remedies are well known, their splendid value having been proven by more than 35 years of general use. You can assuredly y pet your trust in any of Warner's 5: Remedies. ieee | Bias sy and $25 Suits bar : } or en qd a Ner- | Youths a $11.75 ey oa son’s most A very wonderful variety of Summer Su ‘The sults are all hahd- 4at best egress fete Aste talloged and in the latest styles. Worsteds, 8 i site iftylen Worsteds, unfinished worsteds, ‘ timely and - Sold by all druggists. a | Every oH le shade such as Oxford gray, cadet gr illinery ina geen and blue pin stripes, Glengarry and Glen Urquart plaids cheeks, "ants mifllin ts Vedi grays, brown and many fancy mixtures, ‘Some of the thongs erent booklet and informa- rolling fronts and conservative, Some with patch pockets, cuts on gain. sleeve: quarter, half or full lined; sizes 33 to 4¢ in regulars and stoute Some of the suits are quarter lined with a light weight taffeta sill Men's Genuine $8.50 5 “Palm Beach”’ Suits, at $ Coats made in two styles, sack coat or half-Norfolk bac in the popular shade of ta me with silk stripes and others with black stripes Wo guarantes thei to be genuine “Palm Be. suits, each coat bearing the genuine label, not an imitation. In all izes from 38 to 60 in regulars and stout proportions. on the Hats, ain amN7, GIMBELS % SUBWAY oe & Broadway at 33d St. Wall A fast selling. ien’s Motor Dusters $1.25 and $3.50 Men's $2 Khaki Trouscrs $2.50 1c Bedroom Papers, 3c $1.06 Made in a new model. ‘Two ana three-room lots of ‘The new military shade, Men's Office Coats new designs, which have been left over from our Spring sea- son's large assortment of atterns; sold with cut-out order: 18¢ made well and will stand lots of hard wear; all sizes, 85c, $1.25 and $2.00 Our Annual Sale of Baltimore $1 Sample Straw Hats, at Made to Sell Up to 83. Thousands of men get ther Summer supply of Hats in this sale. The largest manufacturer in Baltimore sends us his samples every year; he requests one thing of us, however, and that ts that we will not mention his name, ' “1600 BOYS’ WASH SUITS” thet sell at $1.25 and more OOC Many different kinds of materials in as many different models— such as Oliver Twist, “Tommy Tucker,” Middy and imitation veutes, ‘All different color combinations, All sizes, 2% to Boys’ $5 All Wool Blue Serge Norfolk Suits, $3. alte »s 6 to 16 years. white. 11 Papers, 5440 Puain, figured, suripes, and two-tone effects; fruit tapes- tries on serviceable grounds; suitable for halla, dining and living rooms. Rolls, 10¢ sactiivee of heavy gold Parlor Papers, meta Nic stripes, English Chintz e’- fects, embossed floral stripes, shadowed folinge papers, ete, Sold with straight or cut-out borders. 36c Imitation Leathers, 180 42x36 and 45x36 iy hes; each inches, wide, mil In rich tones of brown, GIMBEL Subway Store, Balcony GIMBEL Subway Store, Lower Floor reen and tan; newest decora~ dining rooms. per, ‘These Remnants run in size from 1 to 3 square yards in a good variety of colors. Enough of some dosigns con be 400 squaliy hit be had to cover a whole kitchen, This is a popular make and customers will no doubt be able to match patterns they have Heavy i; white and at home and can cover worn Places very nicely, cream mi 800 4. Yde. Process Lincloum at 88s 89. V4. Hon GIMBEL srs ag Store, back which witha! effects of wate EL Subway Store, Lower Lower Floor Realiy bitin engi with embroidery and lace; some have double panels. More of Those $1 Dainty 42 rs) Summer Untrimmed Hats, White and Black; Black & White; Solid White Six shapes of m medium and 92* fine quality y chip straw with A" black and white edges; also solid black. The sea- 76 d $1 Imported Wi ‘our pas Tm ortation) 45c« 65e Black, White, Pink, Emerald Green. Very latest design as pictured 1,000 Clusters of Flowers and Wreaths at 10c, 160, 25 ‘These have been culled fromourr jar stocks and are reduced for Wash Goods 25c Printed Voiles, 12!4c Yd. 38 inches wide, showing a charming range of colors and designs, combination effects; all on white grounds; also a pretty assortment of the popular patterns in black-and- GIMBEL Subway Store, Lower Floor 5c Seamless Bed Heavy linen finish, 9-4 full bleached Sheeting; size 81x90 inches, 16c and 18¢ Hemstitched Pillow Cases, choice of 2 sizes, 1 Oc 20,000 Yards 9c Bleached and Unbleached Muslins-—Bleached Muzslins, yard wide, soft finish; Unbleached Muara, | 39 ) Inches 6c ite eagths, 2 to 8 yards; yard fons for halls, -Hbrary and Remnants INLAID LINOLEUMS, Square Yard, 250 c|t Avy, smooth finish of the hpi’ Linoleum and a composition & surpius stock. Best any are trimmed An Excellent portunity to Get a Summer Potticoat at a Little Price. GIMBEL Subway Store, Balcony White Goods! $1 English Long Cloth; 10 yd Piece, 68c full_yard wide. soft finteh. 30c White Ratine, Yd., 18¢ Another tot of 4,000 yards of this desirable white fabric for summer skirts, dresses, etc.; yard wide, 22c White Costumo Crepe, Yard, 12\4c¢ 7,500 yards White Costume Crepe, 88 inches wide, a soft, clinging material for Summer cra Waists and Undergar- miaige White Lawn, Yd., 10o 40 inches wide, sheer quality 3,000 Yards ards White Batiste, Yard, 1 40 inches wide, Nee white tin- batiste, fine siiky finish. IMBEL Bubway ee: 76c & 85c Mercerized Damask Ee Cloths Hemiatitehed or gcalloped gaan: mn: ch fi Wink babway ‘store, Ligar bar- BEL Subway Store, Balcony eets, 55c 48c Bed Sheets at 32c Neat centre seam, strongly maae; a very serviceable Sheet, size 72x90 loor. aS PLATT NTN \ GIMBELS- Broadway and 33d Street A Very Notable Selection of Superb “French Wilton” Rugs And Other Fine Domestic Rugs from Hardwick & Magee and Whittall We have dealt with these two great manufacturers consistently and con- tinuously ever since the opening of our store in 1910, and the very magnitude of our business with them wins many a concession that means an economy for our customers. Last week we bought, fom HARDWICK & MAGEE $30,000 of Room Size Rugs In a magnificent selection of patterns and sizes of our own ing —the designs being such as are not to be continued in Hardwick & Magee’s prem § line. Also, we th a fine assortment of the celebrated WHITTALL Rugs in de signs to be rep! ioe Patterns and Sizes Are as Low as Half Price Rugs are included in all sizes and proportions. For special mention we choose the following:— 9x12.-ft. French Wilton Rugs, $43.50, Reg. $62.50 9x12-ft. Bundhar Wilton Rugs, $32.50, Reg. $45.50 Whittall’s 9x12-ft. Body Brussels Rugs, $23.50 larly $3 Whittall’s 9x12-ft. , veprac. Wilton Rugs, $27.5( Regularly $4 A Car Load of Bicycles! Madeby the Pope Manufacturing Co. $45 Machines, New Models at $27.50 We had ideas of our own on Bicycles—ideas based on long ot practical e: ce, Based on Pad ideas, we had oe Slat Biches uilt to our own specifications by the Po Manufacturing (You will re the name Sakae on the main tube). The en of the order is the reason tor the low price tit boy 45 Weary in every detail— and they contain features that are not included in even 5 machines on the market. Look at the picture—note the many advantages pase the specifications. General Specifications of the New “Arch Bar’’ Frame Model MEN’S MODEL type with monkey-wrench, oiler, spanner, hand . GENERAL: Main frame tubes, 1 inch; | Pump and tre repair iit in, 18 gauge Shelby seamless steel fubing: & Lengtienad bridge type arch bar inch; GUARDS: Drop coats | attern, rm US guage ridge ype aren tr Ae with Tinch Holt | stock. Front guard’ with 6 diamond one piece cranks. Front sprocket 30 | tension. Enameled black, with red center band tooth, of neat design, miiled and polished to | to match frame and head. take $16 inch; 1-ineh pitch imported roller chain. MEN. EL Front, fork one lee Soporte Gime tan Pa 7s — 18 gauge fork sides eni ith ra vith 6b nb, inch on nickel plated. Su applied | plied in 20-inch, 22-inch | Shelby Seamless Steel tul with 6}¢ and 24-inch heights o piece crank, All bearings same style as on men’s FINISH: Black, with fh apllced pattern, red | model described head. GEAR: bey WHEELS: Built up with rock maple wood | sprocket, milled for 816 feb * neh oath roller rims, Black edges with red center band and | chain. gue dividiag tripe. Hubs turned frome sone : Black, double gold stripe. ar stock. ft spokes, 32 ront, 86 rear, Fitted with oan studded heavy FORK: Lins el enameled to mateh frame, red eed single tube tires, 28x1 14-inch. prog r araleee stem RINGS: Cones ‘made of Appeal tok aajurtaa. De, (ype, Da corrugnted fale Merton and polished. bearings ber ripe, DD! LE Bearson's fitted eas in Star ball retainers. PEDALS: Standard 'Gombinatin Rest of Ei Q' ENT: Handleber, | Forward Ex- | equipment same as on men's tension pattern, 5 a oo with M, C, GUARDS: Front and rear, also tubber grips. Fesrscn's Bog Ton, d, enameled to match frame, Fl stretched len leather motorcycle Cee pe ol ted ‘with netted skirt guard. motorcycle type rubber. TOO! Fourth Floor Continuing the Exceptional Sale of Women’s $5 & $6 Summer Pumps At $2.90 Pair Seldom Are Such Distinctive Styles Offered at Such Low Price! Women will buy 3 and 4 pairs at a time and know that they are making a welcome addition to their Summer wardrobe. The variety of models is such that it is easy to select the right Pumps to harmonize with every costume. 2,854 Pairs Began the Sale—All at $2.90 Fawn Cloth trimmed with Patent Colt, Brown Cloth top, Bronz® Kid foxings. Black Russia Calf Coloniale. Cloth top, Black Russia Soxings. White Canvas Newport Pumps with buckle, White Pique top, Patent colt foxings, " White Pique top, Patent colt Brooklyn Pumps. Gray Cloth top Patent Colt Brocklys Pumps. Fawn Cloth top, Patent colt foxings. Patent colt Colonials, Gray Cloth top, Gun-metal foxings. $6 Fashionable Fancy Pumps, $3.65 Pair Sand, white, gray and putty-kid trimmed with patent leather; gunmetal or patent colt ramps with gray buckskin quarters. Complete range of sizes and widths. Second Floor A eas