The evening world. Newspaper, July 7, 1915, Page 5

2,000 A DAY DIE FROM RUM EFFECS, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., July 7— The legalized jiquor traffic Is kitting men in the United States at the rate of 3,000 a day, according to Re . A. W. Leonard, D. D., pastor of the First FRECKLE-FACE ‘Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots, How to Remove Eady. Here's a chance, Misa Frockle-face, to try « remedy for freckles with the ir antee of a reliable dealer that it will not cost you # penny unless it removes the free! onde dh pa ili ae com; ion the expense is t1 "Bild ‘an ounce of othine~double rom an; druggist applications should show you Lew ency jeg to rid yours ofthe homely reckles and get util le Rarely is more than one ph emer for the worst case. Be sure to ask the iat for the double strength othine, as is the pre- ‘ion sold under guarantee of money if it fails to remove freckles,—Advt, or cold meats, fish and OLD tessen Stores sell it L0c Made by E. Pritchard, 331 Spring St., N.Y, KT ed ol Si i ie NNN oot et Yesterday Was a Day of. Real Christmas Crowds---First Day of The Great SIMPSON-CRAWFORD SAL Do you grasp what that means, as a merchandising achievement, in July, and the day after a triple holiday? in big figures of the height of the Christmas business. Think of the vast volume of goods that means—considering that most of them were sold at about HALF PRICE! to the Anti-Saloon Langue of Amer- loa Convent!.. to-day he added that the liquor death rate for the world 1s 3,600,000 a year. “The liquor traffic is a greater foo to the world than any plague or epi- demic of which the race of man has knowledge,” he dectared. “Tt is man's greatest and deadilest foe.” Rev. Dr. Leonard told in detail of the Northwest's fight against liquor. “Prohibition did not come suddenly to the Northwest commonweaith,” hoe | said. “It came, first, as the result of years of education, and second, as the result of aggressive but sane temper- ance legislation.” High praise was paid the Women's Christian Temperance Union by the speaker, The Sunday schools of the States played an important part in the campaign of education against lquor, too, he said. - “The death knell has been sounded,” he concluded. ‘The saloon ts doomed and utter destruction will be accom- plished at no distant’ day.” ‘West Virginia has been so success- ful in the enforcement of its drastic Prohibitory Liquor law, which went Into effect just OW nom ago, that the State is permanently committed to its new policy, and not in the slightest danger of giving way to the anti-pro- hibition pressure which has been brought to bear upon it, according to Fred O. Blue, the Commissioner of Prohibition in West Virginia. In an addreas before the convention Mr. Blue said West Virginia had dem- onstrated that prohibition will pro-j hibit—that a prohibition law can be| enforced, and quoted testimony from both the employers of labor and the heads of labor unions to the effect that conditions had been remarkably improved. He charged that the liquor interests were spending large sums of money to create the tmpression that ‘West Virginia was bankrupt because she no fonger collected revenue from the Iiquor business. ——————— Seas Willard Ghares Attention With Wilson. WINDSOR, Vt., July 7.—President Wilson to-day shared the attention of the “natives” with Joss Willard, con- queror of Jack Johnson. The champion arrived here to-day with a Wild West show and was the centre of attention. Comstock Holds His Job. WASHINGTON, July 7.— Anthony Comstock of the New York Society for the Suppression of Vice has not lost his position as Post Office inapector, Chief Inspector Carter Keene said to- . It had been reported he was to ba dropped on, July 1 because of friction with officials in Now York. E-feel almost hesitant about intruding the fact that you can get such smart frocks for such small prices at Best’s. It’s due to that policy of “you Best’s.”” Yes, thing from baby’s everyday rompers to your own most fetching evening frock. Fifth Avenue, Weat Bide, Corner of 35th Street mever pay more at it applies to every- DELIVERED ANY WHERE IN GREATER NEW YORKas RNER WYCKOFF STREET 219, 221, 223, 225,227 GRAND ST. 164, 166 and 168 SMITH ST. CORNER DRIGGS A’ BROOKLYN co} 3125 Worth of Furniture NoDeposit®1 Week Retrigeraters [BIGGEST DINING SPECIAL EVER OFFERED. ct I 1 mel \\! sha dL ‘the:” unequalled value of best corrective of ailments «€ the digestive organs the best preventive of lasting and serious sickness so often resulting from defectin irregular action of the stomach, liver or bowels, Beecham’s Pills s0 common—and have a great record. For over half a cen: entire satisfaction in thousands of homes, you that you can find prompt relief from the h apirits tod feelings caused by know what it is to have at your command such general 'no-; ry them, and you w: An Invaluable TH Bae rerr eee: he heme ioe. Sea hid wily Pom, Beecham’s Pills. as the e or have used with tion oF Biliousness. Ald. to Health DN AT TN NI TN PIATRA INI oso y nnn YY een a THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1915. GIMBELS Broadway and 33d Street Store Opens 8:30. Closes 5:30, Saturdays at | Volume of retail sales, too, was well u Our force—increased to holiday strength—met the situation splendidly. We shall be even better equipped today to serve our own and the Simpson-Crawford customers promptly. Remember These Things: (1) We have the merchandise to make this whole month of July the greatest month of buying opportunities for you that GIMBELS has ever planned. one day’s, or two days’, or a week’s selling will exhaust its possibilities. (2) The basis of the sale is, of course, our $680,000 purchase at retail of the Simpson-Crawford stock. All these goods are clearly identified by Simpson- ; Crawford tags. (3) Our own nearly $6,000,000 stocks have been levied upon to fill all the gaps in the Simpson-Crawford assortments. (4) And, besides, great lots of fine goods are coming in from manufacturers to make things still more interesting. Here Is Only a Part of the Stirring Story for Tomorrow: WOMEN’S $3.95 MOHAIR BATHING . SUITS AT $2.95 Black and navy, some are self trimmed and others with trimmings of striped sateens; cotton combina- tions with each suit. Sizes 34 to 44, $5.95 Salt, Black Satin Bathing Some have colored trimmings, others are all black. All sizes from 34 to 44. h Very 8; \—Black Cott Moercerized and Waite 8b 98.96 worsted Combinations, at 666 to $4.16. Smock and belted models. Sizes 34 to 44. Third Floor YOUNG WOMEN’S AND GIRLS’ SUITS AND DRESSES AT NEARLY HALF All sizes in every garment from 14 to 18 years. $20 to $25 Serge Suits at $16 In navy blue, black, brown and mixtures. $13.75 Corduroy Suits at $10 Two attractive styles in white and rose color. at $3.75 $7.60 Serge Dresses Every wanted color—15 attractive styles. Third Floor WOMEN’S SPORT SUITS New for materials, new for styles, new for unusual color-combinations and all specially purchased by Gimbels for this sale. $29.60 Charmeuse Sport Suits at $22.50 ‘The double breasted, belted Jacket is navy blue and straight flare skirt is of broad blue and white striped silk. $29.50 ‘‘Thinnette’’ Sport Suit at $26 Belted Sport Suits of an all wool fabric. Rose with gray, green with white, white with wistaria, blue with white, brown with tan, white with Copenhagen blue. Two different models. acl ous A ol Velour Sport Suits $29.50 Check Wo iP 7 CHARMEUSE FELT SPORT HATS Hundreds of Women’s Summer Dresses at ° Nearly Half-Price $8.60 to $10 Hand Em- | $16.50 to $19.75 Crepes, In apple green, bedi Aga seen chap All peach; whiteor | broidered ue Dresses Silk, bg ae speeeses, black rams with white, $2.95. Wilin ansd sols tn atstva and’ || Sow Bochner estas, tu PLAS $2 Georgette Satin Hats at $1.50 flowered sad striped effects, In large’ sailor effects; all white or black; also white Hats with Disele floral effects, Extraordinary— Including navy blue ala and some handsome three-p! BEAU NE Rese AN a kice | TWO THOUSAND “MADAME LYRA” $12.60 | $19.60 | $22.50 | &pdLa VIDA $5 CORSETS AT $2.50 55 to $75 Taffeta Dresses, at $35 lece suits. Third ‘arabia regular price $5. Of broche and le sizes, range o! ‘nieg6 Blue Dyed White Fox at ¢i0.00 | _ "Ra Thoumand “Memo Special” 42 Coraty ot #80, $250 we Fox Sets at bd $34.95 Beaver Sets at $19.60, Simpeon-Crawford at $3," ‘ ee fecond Floor $35 Gray Fox Scis at $18. 36 Seal and Fitch Sets at $15. 175 Ermine Scarfs at $36. Third Floor $295 Black Fox Sets at $116. $195 Fisher Sets at $75. $75 Sitka Fox Sets at $49.60. 3,000 Women’s $1.25 to $2.25 Night- NEW PARASOLS, $1 TO $5 Including the smartest styles of the season; newest colors and color- combination. Value $1.50 to $12. lain Floor $7 TO $12 SCARFS OF REAL SPANISH gowns at 80c to $1.50 Each LACE AT $4.50 TO $7.50 18 Attractive styles in Slipover, Empire and Openfront models, Attrac- Black and white. Lengths 2}4 to 3 yards. Very limited eae. tive trimmings et basvatitoning, (ieee, pane ee and ribbon run beadings ‘Main loor se CRINKLED BEDSPREADS, $1.15 AND $1.25 White with colored borders; 70x90 and 82x90 in. Values $1.75 and $1.95 Second Floor LACES AND EMBROIDERIES Venise Laces, 10c to $2.26 | 45-in. Embroidered Or- Yard Ce White and cream. Value 20c to yd. $4.50. Value $1.25. Black Laces, 3c to $5 yd. 12-in. Basproigared Swiss Venise, Chantilly and embroid- Batiste cod ude flounces, ered. Value 5c to $8.75. Value 25c. Main Floor LEATHER GOODS Children’s Lawn Dresses, 75c 1s, embroidery or lace trimmed. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Dainty Empire models, embroidery or npeon-Crawtord's Price, 61.60 Children’s and Misses’ Underwear, $1 Gowns, Ski i Slips and a few Combinations; ribbon and lace = Pence Tee Simpson-Crawford’s Price, $2. Second Floor. TOILET ARTICLES Including Simpson-Crawford and GIMBEL Stocks $2.75 French Ivory Mirrors, $1.60 30c Sankery N ki T5c PyffBoxes........+++ 600 260 Tooth Br 25c Manicure Articles.... 196 16c Tooth Brushes, 10 85¢ Complexion Brushes. 26¢ 15¢ Chamois + 106 Dressing Cases, $1.50 to $15 60c Bath Brushes ....... 38c 26¢ Peroxide Cream...... 166 GIMBEL 3; 65. For men and women, Sim) - 60c French Ivory Combe. 28¢ 26e Woodbury’s Facial Crawford Prices $2.50 to $30.00. $2.00 French Ivory Clocks. $1.00 Lo Re ide 85c; Quarts, Men's 26c to $6 Leather 80¢ Wood Backs Nail 15c Assorted Talcums ‘ 18¢ 15¢ Lambs’ Wool Puff 500 26c Manicure Sets....... Reg. $1 to $2. Articles, 16c to $2.50 ie Koyomfoan tiie. ase | newer’ 1) BIG BARGAINS | olynos 5 POR errr Hs ld TRACED: ¢+ i 25 Peroxide Hydrogen, j THE 26e Labeled Medicine oF 60 Castile Soap; b 150 | | Men's Knit Union Suit Kimonos—<i2?* $p4, tennel Simpson-Crawford price 650; GIMBEL price. : : 46 —Simpson- Men's Neckwear Crawford price, 25¢ and 60c, GIMBEL RUB. iccisevestescsceneesccseee ~'simpson- Men s Shirts” Crawford ‘ DRESSES of chambray and ging- ham: 8impson-Crawfor $1.50; Gi 120 10c Root Beer Bottles, sanagramtord price ‘oer Peart Porcelain Tops ..... 50 Main SALE OF LAMPS—1-3 LESS What with our own stocks that have been radically reduced, the Simp- son-Crawford Jempe, and those that we have bought specially to sell at Toilet Bottles...... ii rob Sin pson-Crawford GIMBEL price... Muslin Underwear lly attracti , there i in this di Sit pet supply at aeaving that will auriolo yon: Hyer eberizant shat you can- _Washable Four-in-Hands Mossaline, silk Stmpson-Crawford Reed and Wicker Lampe, $15 Floor Lamps, $9.50 190; GIMBEL Pree...+..+0. 100 | UTsieeL" Hee Eh to $2.60 i w 22-1 retonn . Stand- , id ; impaon- Sea n, white enamel and old Peon eriard price 10¢ | ° 2 GIM ivory finish. Value $6.50 to $18.75. aan eerie and 50c MBEL price... price for 50¢, Me . 18¢ Floor Lamps, $18.50 to sy Mote, rel $6 to Mons | Balbrigpemanctite Sweater wford Values $27. ee AeA electricity; Falues $9 to baa yah THOR ee 480] Pelthescrvegcaseneges $1 ; : sat ith Floor Men's Balbriggan Shirts | Wool Caps dort ee. oe BOUGHT! FOUR HUNDRED 200 RIAN eset sto | ee, win aoe HAMMOCKS Men's and Boys’ Caps | sinyicn Cranford price, $2.00;950 to sell at one-third below usual istunin inpuons Crawford pied qe ee Te Meee 50c; GL BEL, _ - $1.95, $2.45, $3.45, $4.45 & $5 4p SRE 1211 200 | og Raa, SiR! Se 0g Throw-back pillows and wide valances. ressing Sacques o » a Racquet Presses, 65c and $1 PLE ces ose? agg | _misck Balt House Jackets $1.50; GIMBEL price....... 76 GIMBELS regular 81 and $1.60 kind Single and double presses, respectively. Striking Bags at $1.35 Dressing , Bacques, an Kimonos helt gr himpson- Crawford price 76e, GIM= SUL Onder sie 38c | gown Muslin Underwear Chemises, Combinations, Night- Simpson-Crawford price, MBEL Connie auh orte ie a ip becaar ot mugrantend rubler, Maids and Nurses’ Uni- | Prices cc scseseeeeeeeeees $1 r forms, Housedresses and| Muslin Underwear tsa, See Evening Journal, Globe Kimonos” yric'si'bs and'szau, | cai sUreetord tetse and Sun for Other Offerings oAmveh Sh and $1.25 | price eee rs la atte Wr Symi mmiee oe oe te 8 settee ane BTR reo R, oe = = ~ MEN, SAVE 1-3 to 1-2 ON CLOTHING Out of $135,000 worth to be sold for $67,500, we select the following typical items: Summer and Winter Suits and Overcoats $11.75, $14, $19 and $23.50 For our own and Simpson-Crawford clothing that was $20 to $45. ite Men’s Oxfords, Value $5. Tan Russia calf, gun-metal Oxford gray tops with gun-met: and Low Shoes, $4. the makers of “WELBRED” SI Pumps, $3.26 hite calf, with leather wi 1 ith patent : loves, 65c ae Women’s Short and id Gi calf foxi 600 ings, gray or Women’s Novel! Value $6. Sand, gray, putty, Men’s Street and Evenin In tan shades, Simpson-Crawford Prices $ Women’s 16-Button Milanese Silk Gloves,¢1.15 White and black. Value $2. i , BOYS’ FINE CLOTHING joys ‘ eat Check | Boys Lee of at Miz- irs trousers, Simpson" irs trousers, Simpson. 2) by U | Boys’ Blue fargo Suits, Bays’ Soeee Simpson-Crawford Price $12.50. RESS GOODS AT HALF AND iv means for a great number of the staple weaves of the season as well of which are imported. Only a few speci- In. Crepe Poplins, Silk and Wool 40-i: Wide range of light and dark colors. Simpson-Cra Dress Goods Remnants, yd., 48c. ‘Thousands of yards tak i : Crawiord Remnante. Ma yg oort Mese jot. besides Simpsons * ‘olot Simpson-Crawford Prices were 61.40 #1, Black Dress Goods, Of Mohain, Silk and Wool Poplins, C and many other staple weaves, 44fo 0 tnehes wt s pson-Crawford prices $8¢ to ¢1.76 Yi Second’ Fleor 35c TO $4 HUCKABACK TO 25c to $2.75 : some hand embroidered towels, § GIMBEL a £0c to $2.76. be Odd Napkins (do: Unhemmed. Some of Fine Irish damask. ches. Reg. $4. $2 60 tiful dou win Choon Reg. $2.75 to$14, |. New circular designs. Sizes Second Fleer” 8, Silverware SUBWAY STO Sateen and Hal) -OCrawlord price 35e; ‘anels—and "ecru fee pric $1.25 to rae 26 BSH Messaline and Taffeta Bilk Petticoats ‘coors; "Simp: son-Crawford price $3.50; Crawford price ike yd. GIMBEL price, yd... 5. 210¢ | This Men s Straw Hats season's Men's Straw Hats and Tea Kettle Craw price, $2.55; GIMBE gr $7.75, $13, $15 and Children’s