The evening world. Newspaper, July 8, 1915, Page 8

rete ag romp me = a7 SEE ATO NN aS THE EVENING WORLD, TH URSDAY, JULY 6, 1915. SUNKEN GUNBOAT — Zk RNP NN VV ENS VSS ASN NN Ving (THRO RAL KILLS owner ot the wrecking tug A OTHERS SHOCKED : Opens 8:30 Closes 5:30 Saturdays at 1 =a anes] ore STMPSON-CRAWFORD Sale } Such enthusiastic throngs were never known in July, in even a New York store, as have come to GIMBELS since the Simpson-Crawford Sale began. They | are paying a fine tribute to the extraordinary importance of the Sale, to the excellence of the goods, and to the lowness of the prices. On some things you save a fourth; on Bon others, much more than half—but HALF PRICE is the average. ically every sort of wanted merchandise is included —mostly for present use, but a good deal of it to be bought now and put away for cold weather. Where aiveried stocks were broken, we have filled in—with fine lots bought “at a price,” or from our own stocks. But Simpson-Crawford goods are clearly | io guished from those from other sources by their price tags—as you can plainly see. ss | \ "Many brand new offerings ready for tomorrow—impossible to bring forward such a great stock at one time. Here are some of them: $100,000 OF CARPETS AND RUGS FOR $66,000 Suggestions only can be given here of so enormous a a id of merchandise. Prices, however, are radically reduced on every kind of desirable floor-covering in one style or another, 941.60 Royal Wilton 9z12 ft. Rugs, $31.50 Body Brussels 9x12 ft. $27.60. | Rugs, 60. $10 Rag Rugs, 9x12 ft., Hit-or-Miss, $6.50 $18.60 to $49.60 Eastern Rugs, $9.75 to $27.50 Consisting of the smaller Oriental Rugs and the Hal] Runners in various sizes, / $1 Inlaid Linoleums, sq. yd., 76c. | $1.86 Wilton Velvet Carpets, yd., $1.15 $1.26 Inlaid Linoleums, sq. yd., 95¢ | “$1.36 Wool Velvet Carpets, yd., 85c. We are of! oe Oe eae quantity of “part” rolls of Carpet, in discontinued patterns, at about Sixth Floor Over $100,000 Worth of Men’s Wear 4 Less So vast is the quantity and so comprehensive the assortments that a detailed list is impractical. One of the largest groups is as follows: MEN’S $20 TO $45 SUITS & COATS $11.75, $14, $19 and $23.50 Included are Men’s nS Summer Suits, medium weight, ’tween season Suits and heavy Winter Suits. Also Top-eoats and Overcoats in similar weights. Fourth Floor sin 3 800 Women’s White Net Dresses at Half $6.95, $7.60, $8.75, $12.75 Fifty lovely models, too many for Masato description, but you may take our assurance that only the smartest and Ah Sipe of the Summer modes are shown— many are copies of exclusive French models. $50 to to $60 Evenin and Afternoon Frocks at $25 essalines, net jpanish laces, chiffons, pompadour silks and satins. Real rdiscoverios’” for ayes a as practical) all are faithful copies of Model Gowns— with real Paris touches that mean so much to well dressed women. $15 Costume Dresses at $6.95 Barred Crepes, striped, fancy and flowered Voiles in a diversity of colors and styles. Third Floor 200 Women’s $25 to $47.50 Tailored Suits at $15 ao Smart Summer Styles—Every Suit expertly tailored! ress, Sport and strictly tailored Suits of Gabardines, Whipcords, Checked Worsted Covert-Gabardine and Serges.. In navy, black, tan, taupe, grey and black- and-white chec The Jackets are Norfolks, ‘Prince Chap” sport models, hand embroidered or belted effects. The Skirts Vong Heh iq tosh or made with yokes. Handsome linings of plain or figured sil WOMEN’S $13.50 TO $19.50 $2.60 to $4 Golf Clubs, “itty j tena, cotion or Revit. form From your Sressint © o ‘the |—aae $1.60 to $3 , CORDUROY COATS AT © | trttataret peeasrnys Men! We Bought 30,000 y "Go Goats ak 8.0, Tasted of #15 to 10.0 Women's ige Handker-// SleevelessShirtsan KneeDrawers |W Conte of novelty materials, worsted, checks and plaids, striped and |, Spite tnd colored, ene-corner em- the 50c and 65 the $1 to $1.50 Sekar aces mecwiwe werfpeanen | AOC/ eels HOGim melas art models—one with set-in aleeves and standing collar. The Be qualities other e belted ‘and has a Iny-down collar. “huird Floor Pcl nll hig mongnted tnitiaun The overstock of a prominent manufacturer. Perfect in every detail. Plenty Dt NRAADAPG ROALD Guance LW _ CA ag) of sizes and styles in every desirable fabric, from the sheer nainsook, silk mixtures WOMEN’S bg LOW SHOES, omen’s Initial Handker- and voiles up to the madras and other stouter weaves. Wide variety of plain check, 5 PAIR chiefs, 6 for 35c stripe and colored stripe effects. Colored printed borders; value 6 In connection with this big purchase we offer at special prices: Men’s $2 Union Suits, $1.15 Gotham made, of sheer American plaid nainsook. Main Floor for Paps ag white any tops; gun-metal or pamnt Kady bei eve $3.75 to $20 Real Lace Hand- Men’s $1 Union Suits, 160 on Kank RR kerchiefs, $1.90 to $9 Each Athletic styles of striped shirting WOMEN’S $1.95 AND $2.25 LINEN | mate "8% cxauisitely, hand. madras. CORDELINE OR BEACH CLOTH [pr ACK AND COLORED DRESS GOODS | $540 DINING ROOM SUITES FOR $3 a B. Aloo & Ca. ided Pr Every Sep eninrs, 7 fara _ about ‘ Including Simpson-Crauford and Gimbel Stocks $171, Ca lirten Se utiful Chinese Chi in st ol ese mat ui | Dec ice Reductions in N 350 Ea” epee eS eS Sark meer $1.10 All Wool 64-Inch Black Granite Cloth at 65c Yard $3163.60 Suites ‘ 4 | Boys’ Summer Clothing $1.60 All Wool 64-Inch Plaids at 86c Yard Crystal Closets B 40 "4 peat bare soa gyal nas and attached belts. Fall $1.50 All Wool 64-Inch French Serge at 950 Yard : qaie 60 Gouauths $46.75 Bing Tables..... 31 (| $5 Striped Serge Skirts at $3.95 PASEO, BET pit Wd DHE: 5-PIECE BEDROOM SUITES, $212 cesereneiiineaiibiaen should make a speedy clearance of the follow- ‘These well-tailored sport models have white grounds and are stri Saver 50 Toilet Tables. 56 Dresser 78 ing, the values » hh bei especiall ‘ood. IN in rose, lavender, yellow or bi oa. wn POE bre ie Good in i Sr, Dre sar Slt eng yards of colored and biack Dress is Chests olineea. ; at ae! hee LA ie Sepocsany & '95 Covert Cloth and Checked Skirts at $3.95 boo to 9 Regularly $1 to $2.60, 6 Mahogsay Bode. FA D a Bays’ Norfolk Suits of light-weight wooten [14 ,..Numrcun, mais tom which, to act, A have pockes patch Seeond Foot MAHOGANY LIBRARY cb af Mage pockets, slash or set-in WOMED’S $2 KIMONOS AT $1 ‘Tere pee in a graceful Adam design. Upholstered in blue velour. \ mistures . . . iow $6.75 DOME AMEE al CIKTREGGCLG oe. Washabl 86.75 & 9:50 N $1 TO$1.25 MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, 75c Real Japanese flowered crepe, also crepes, voiles, lawns Hide Lounges tes “a yj le Suits for the younger boys, 3,000 Garments—25 Attractive Styles and dotted Swisses, loose and Empire style and many lace ft Biseves porte 4 NI now . . . . e F i Combinati kirt and di od ade Prin-| and ribbon-trimmed. Great variety of styles in the lot, loor $I 65 & 2 % IN com na Empire effects, er ee but not all sizes in every style. $22 | KITCHEN CABINETS $17 25 5 : ‘ Bodices of china silk, crepe de chine or nainsook; elas-| gg , i " i - Boys’ Straw Hats ame chin of sinks 40 ie-tp, white Tub Sie Petenate a, o2.9 | Og inea ce arte ti Sh, fecat Vd (| senisme Chocalsen™all have the new ciculeecaut drawers ace cra, | @2ubHe Panel at back and front, Bevcnd Flor Be a Tang mT comprising the entire remaining assortment — IN tron 227tt COvOrE—yokee of lace or embroidery and trimmed at back and | ee Curette. ise abe Eraste Bakoea, 0007 ae y at remarkably low prices "4 front Bacon Floor | = 75c SHADOW LACE ALL-OVERS, 49¢ Crumb Trays and Brush 300 Be Ber Pouchers. he /] A $1 to $2.50 LAWN APRONS AT 50c to $1 50c YARD—DOUBLE WIDTH embroidery, lace or ribbon, T $6.95 76¢c Colored Bungalow Aprons at 60c —_—_— Consisting of one hemstitched cloth and a dozen napkins to match, Toa, Bretelle and Band models, and each one dalatily trimmed with $1.25 Embroidered Organdie Flounces, 75c Yard $9 COLORED pAMAse BREAKFAST MI Fifth Avenue-Madioon Avenue, iN Main oor SETS WOMAN WAS DESPERATE WITH STOMACH TROUBLE Gives Up Hope of Health After Long Struggle and Treatment, But Wins at Last. ' New York sihidmiditt~ “Cm 12 “ACME” DRESS FORMS, $8.95 ie en: pena nal 8.15 Madeira Pillow Came, a ee ‘ec Automatic Adjustable Dress Toa i ry git bated tas, | Dea ss ) 50c To. 1 1 BARD EMEACIDERED Fifth Floor $1.76 to R AT Dainty ¢ cum and Vestees of fine organdie and each one sprayed with hand @ hand embroidery. ‘Main Floor WOMEN’S $1& $1.15 UNION SUITS, 65c Swiss ribbed lisle Servade ii pial and fancy tops, cuff knee or wide umbrella leg. Sizes 34, 36 a Women’s 50c “Kayser” Lisle Vests, 3 for $1, or 35c Each Women’s Ste and 36c Lisle Vests, 6 for $1; 18c Each Women's 50c Union Suits, 3 for ¢1; 360 Bach oor STRINGED INSTRUMENTS ARE PRICED 4% to 14 LESS An a matter of fact, although we say “ stringed instrumenta” the re- yetions potions apply tay Shroughaut our whole musical instrument stock, excepting violins $2. 40 to $! Guitars . COMPLEXION BEAUTIFIER Nothing is more repulsive than to eee 6 women with her face all daubed swith face powder in her desire to hide marks of parva of using powder, feteeatoce ee Pe ft] Mi Sade Bano w #7 Thome 7 is ob ss ig son street, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., suf- nae By di ks fetes 7g by of fered serious troubles with her stom- Spurmas fa one-half pint hot water you | Pirvsicisnn’did Sot oes, give nally. | am make an inexpensive lotion that will athe do wonders as a skin whitener and com- INTHESUBWAY STORE ON ue re OF THE SUBWAY STORE UMMER DRESSES —tmpson; fier eoratard grist gt OB, Ls Middy Blouses aie" : te "4 ‘ord Prices, $2, $8.50 and Gimb ‘9 sive JUNIOW baad: 9! nae sigen 13.15 and 17 * ik “and Mo- CREPE ‘KIMONOS Neat Crawford price, ‘g| a nt Pat Stingaon Craw fearaeert vat: 18 ao ai » F'it's simpson. | on: Crawford pelos, price, $1.50; Gim Olmbel prices, viteesimp. 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Large assortment ig ed ( Pe yeemietiey bys d the by Fe cal ll ARP ERE oh SS of all dandruff and dirt, and bottle of your ir druggist now and la | See Evening Journal, Globe, Mail | $e 48 Sreciue austenon—it Bet Telegram and Sun for Other Offerings Mswewn . Wholesome feeling. All factory money will be returned, dl EE eeeeeF_____ git be rhe at ner as World Wants Work Woriders, a A ee