The evening world. Newspaper, July 14, 1915, Page 7

' Yaa and five points between sales tts otner halt coming out of the ear gamber 99000, Quotations reached 182% @ ehare,|!ngs of this year, ‘The regular divi. ({i's)hhar ‘solely in anticipation of rich profits |dend on the stock of the | est for to ale no dividends have yet | company is 8 per cent. io aan many. been cent. dividend paid on American Can and Baldwin Laooo- | stock is the first since 1! hen only | American Tel i at formerly were al-|2 per cent. declared. Compan: Mi iscard as mere specu- took on character and 4 4G Wome, MONTTONSSTOEKS | wi SOARING. HICHER ‘ Jo Procession of money- ile old-time standard ‘ere neglected, enorm 4 ON WAR DEMANDS done on change in 2 Rea F. W.. Weetworta Com — war industrial issues. Amon, teriy dividend of 1% bd 4 pt. 1 to stock ot recor oo made e first hour over yestei x x ¥ “Roms st Basawere the telowing: , an As Electric Boat stock General Motors Co. Leads All] Wertsenou "i % it #4 > y'| sold “down von uth . + 3%! the “War Brides” in ify tee i 8 To-Day’s Tradi In the afternoon it Hi Cast, Iron Pipe and Lica hed rading. stocks took a slump. Bethlehem Wout en of preferred ¥4 Less Than Mar'ted = Sir Steel fell back to 170 and American hy rf ‘and 6,000 shares of common stock. Coal Products, which was the sensa- woe ty Walt Street went halt crazy to-day| tion of yesterday, Uropped to 144 | fm r) i +4 By auction thirty-five, shares of « ich t 26 ti fi be I. over “war brides,” the nickname now | HID ne ate thote was hens are FY 8 — yinare, and ‘five ‘shai bpstowed on manufacturing compa- trading in many of these securities, ‘ A 1% & 5h | five shares sold ‘ers were happy w cor - i nies that are credited with receiving | ore cones nait mifion share ad ‘ By = enormously profitable orders from the} ‘Pne Directors of the Electric Bi " ne + allies for war munitions. Company, which is said \ed pare Bs Bi i + 1h International Nickel Compan com. coived large war contracts, to-day de- i — mon stock, on rumors of another se aahst treead titta ceht: wheny ato Clared a dividend of 16 per cent. on the 4 Be 38 q) er cent, dividend and talk regardin Genera! Motors Company, whose atock | DArerred stock of the company and i F 14 | listing: the ‘stock on the New. Yor has advanced in price on Chan! until | Piper cent. on the common. Hi ii ig + a Stock Exchange, sold up to, 160, 0 {t surpasses that former favorite,!the preferred dividend is for thi % 105% 2 4 | Fine were best on record, showing at Bethichem Steel. With jumps of four! count of last year's business, 1 1 = Blrate of 20 per cent. per annum. —_—— ———— = = by = W] lant year company earned 18.31 per at cent. on common stock and paid 12% ind 10 -— y | Per cent. in dividenda. a 7 - § THE ay ‘ = i CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN H Fy ta MARKET. t R | | Tuceday WHEAT, Net Cc ers q t 4 | Fe say it High. tow, ee os ORs fee au (Ra By ety HE “They Lace in Front.” mah — ‘Tuesday > ‘OORN, F Net We annourice in answer to many inquiries that there will 1a Wa =a if i i it : not be any regular Reduced Price sale of Gossard Corsets Hoy “oe — ‘ Oe Hie se GR aR nit 1 Bt - j. this season. We, however, offer S a = ime was shine, With 108, ean to A Number of New Models of the 2 | ly|cetpts. Prices sagged off about a cent . Sr but rose sharply in early afternoon on ay ea harp rly aft ¢ t #24 818 t Ag] reports of rust damage from reliable .Ramous Gossar orsets Be ae tg lv ethorition Wheat, “advanced otv: ‘hy ‘tty + ietnly after 1 PM. with shorts buying | At $2.00, $2.50, $3.50 and $5.00 a er Wr eae Ea ae i} We believe these are the best values ever offered in laced-front corsets. “a8 3S FB t 2] mn ermelnsy,ct opening, turning weak 2 We call special attention to the new G Summer Corset 4 Afternoon; closed 1-8 to S-4 of m cont made of strong ventilating materiali desirable for morning wear, athletics . ie AH = gerne or bathing. Price, $2.00. ‘ ‘ A is cath : 3 Ha — ‘gy |NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. ls 900 Bien Jolie Grecian Treco Corsets in various an ig i i ; r Mie Conese Musahe Hperta ELLEG ro Regular $3.50 to $12.00 Corsets for $2.50 { ag Rt et t i“ : These Treco Corsets are well made, durable and comfortable models— is ne BS = 'y 4 specially adapted for house and athletic wear. oo at Pah For the same period id All corsets fitted by experienced corsetieres. ‘ i 4 BM O3K 740 Cotton ; Also on sale this month a large line of Bien Jolie Brassieres in many ity iy n+ y at the opening, up different styles at 4 of regular prices. 10% hd net pd 0 points, The first bale of 1915- i) Sale prices 25 cts. to $1.50—Regular prices, 50 cts. to $2.50. | : Rog" Gy, Set coon Baetlon ie at ah oeura ie Special: One lot only of Gossard Corsets. Slightly soiled or dis- ei te p Rrchange sold at 16 cent ' continued styles for 14 off of Regular Prices. HON 4 wi rs 8 off during the afternoon. Retail Headquarters for Gossard Corsets shares, ‘a High. Low. Bide \ OLMSTEAD CORSET COMPANY |, ITEMS FOR INVESTORS. i iio iis aw & jee of twelv I Formerly at @2d Street—now at our NEW STORE, | g0a7i ta? twenty allroad $ i 90-60, shows for first time-on Tr 179 Madison Ave., at 34th St. \ that inauatriata fare selling at's st 8.78 H : rt Parlor Floor—Telephone Murray Hi) 2084, a da Market closed steady, 3 tc 10 points} Baltimore up. / \ ‘At Bloomingdalee————= ‘At Bloomin, Glasses, ALL CARS TRANSFER TO Summer Furniture STAy, STA “THE HOME OF TRUTH", Every piece in stock, in- { Nr DB O89 TAN> cluding Willow, Reed, Fibre, ! ) wep ZZ at4y Chinese Grass, etc., to be | mul erare both fending and diss cleared out at y) tance; either eyegiasses | ‘No Charge’ for’ &xamination. fain Floor, ices 59th to 60th Street a7 Lex.to3d Av. hate3s05 Prices The July Clearance Sale Now in Progress Will Continue Until Six P. M., Tuesday, July 20th It is with no small amount of pride that we point to the fact that our various stocks are so clean, so desirable in every way that it takes but eight business days to readjust them after a very busy season. At- tention is directed to the statement that included in the sale are many small lots, not large enough to war- rant advertising, but presenting particularly attractive values. You are urged to attend these sales at the earliest possible moment, in order that you may profit by them to the fullest extent. "At Bloomingdal The Big Event of the Season 1,000 Men’s & Young Men’s Suits at $5 From 32 to 46 Chest Measure, in Regular and Stout Sizes None C.0.D. No Mail Orders, MATERIALS are serges, cheviots, homespuns, worsteds and Palm Beach cloth, PATTERNS include shepherd checks, Tartan plaids, pencil stripes, silk mixtures and plain effects. MODELS are 2 and 3 button soft roll sdtks and 3 button conservative coats. Men who have profited by previous Bloomingdale events of this kind need no further urging. They will CERTAINLY teke advantage of this remarkable money-saving opportu- nity. To all others we say “COME!” lecond Floor At Bloomingdales’ Now in Progress—Annual Sale of Women’s, Girls’ and Boys’ Shoes at "At Bloomingdales’ Clearance Sale of Women’s Bathing Suits, $3.98 This is one of the strongest bargain __ It includes eighty- ——4 offerings of the season, . five very handsome suitsin satin, messaline i None Be 1 00 Bartais or colored taffeta, such as slip-over, with | be Se Sie e Main Floor belt, neck and bottom of skirt with colored satin piping; others with sailor collar and cuffs in contrasting colors; still others with ruffle on skirt and waist. Sizes 34 to 44. Choice, $3.98, ob Combination Swimming Tights, 79c. jecond Floor It is a clean-up of odds and ends of shoes, oxfords, pumps and evening slippers in an assortment of styles too numerous OTH T AANeFER ‘ro BLOOMINGPALES’ “y, OTH 57, 10 3D Ave." SSS aaa Se =r SJ IT I— ee nt we em even 2%, 2015, Broadway and 33d Street —makers are “long” of Summer affords—far under value. So, The House of Fashion Is Also The House of Economy Even such great stocks as SIMPSON-CRAWFORD’S couldn’t withstand such b' special purchases, and our own—almost $6, ever fresh resources. Large preparations for to-morrow— have shown—unheard of! But these 1,000 WOMEN’S $10 to $35 COATS $4.95, $6.95, $9.75, $14.75 Coata for Motoring, t, Street, Afternoon or Evening wear. Num- ng. Brort, 0 i. erous styles and all sizes in the lot. Bloch-and-White Checks Black Taffetas Black and Blue Moires Frat Hebets Csedageps to vortons oihiee’ - Saeed Peden Blas end Black Boucle Black Caracul Cloth WOMEN’S $29.50 NEW FALL SUITS AT $22.50 This is only one of many instances where a manufacturer of whom we Ley heavily during the season gave us a big discount on the Season's newost and most ble merchandise. Don't fail to take advantage of it. Suits of Gabardine, Serge and Novelty Whipcords. Colors! Navy Blue, Brown, Taupe, Green and Black 4 Distinctive Styles with Medium Length Coats All feature the new shoulder yoke. Two are Norfolk effect while the ote, with velvet collar and cuffs, are pleated from a yoke and have fancy simulat belts. The skirts flare gracefully from stitched pleats. Ail sizes from 34 to 44. 300 WOMEN’S $10 WHITE AND TAN VOILE DRESSES AT $6.95 This ‘ial Gimbel chase adds to the sale one of the pretties, dress models of the searon with its full pleated skirt and dainty over bodice trimmed in contrasting colors. Colored Stripe and Check Ratine Trimmings In shades of tan, green, rose, blue and navy. Third Floor WOMEN’S $2.95 TO $3.95 WHITE WASH SKIRTS AT $1.95 Skirts of Cotton Gabardine, Cordeline, Repp and Eponge. 6 Well Tailored Sport Models Pear! button and focet trimmed, | Wide and narrow detachable belts. pleated or straight flare Skirts. All sizes in the ,ot. Third Floor WOMEN’S “KAYSER” SILK VESTS AND BLOOMERS, AT $1.70 Regularly $2.25, $3.50 and up to $5 Pink, white, and blue. The vests with embroidered tops. Newest styles, in the finest grades of lustrous silk. Main Floor INFANTS’ AND CHILDREN’S $2.50 DRESSES AT $1.95 Of fine Nainsook and lawn, lace, embroidery and ribbon trimmed, for Infants 6 months to 2 en. Also a few daintily smocked dresses, trimmed with pink and blue. In Empire, Russian and iong-waisted effects; lace, em and ribbon trimmed, for children from 2 to 6 years. Second Floor $1.50 TAILOR’S SERGE, 95c YD. GIMBELS Great Events for Thursday in ~ The SIMPSON-CRAWFORD Sale Market conditions are very favorable for making good purchases for ready cash. Weather has been goods. We have picked and chosen—and BOUGHT the best the market Width 54 inches. Firmly woven and all wool, In two shades of navy blue and in black. $1.25 Mohair Sicilian, yd., 75¢ Width 54 inches, A highly lustrous fabric, strongly woven. In navy blue | black only. Second Floor P OL The Manufacturer’s Clean-Up of Men’s 65c for SECONDS of the $1, $1.26 and $1.50 qualities. Distinguish, please. The Suits at 66¢ have each so spot of oil. highly mercerized fabrics. MEN’S $2 AND $3 STRAW HATS AT $1.35 All the best styles and weaves of the season Men's $6& $7 Panamas,$3.75 Men's $8 to $10 Panamas, $6 Boys’ $1.95 to $3.95 Straw Hats, at 95c Men's $1 Outing and Beach Hats for 60c Fourth Floor MEN'S 60c IMPORTED SOCKS, 35c PAIR 3 for $1 Highly mercerized, gray, navy and purple. Men's 60c Silk Socks, 28¢ In black and colors, Main Floor 35c_ EMBROIDERED ORGANDIE COL- LARS, lic Several of the newest styles and effective embroidery patterns from which to select. 16c White Shetland Veils,38c In shadow and floral designs, 114 yards long and all perfect goods—no IN THE Black, tan, Soe __EES Fico! | Lace Blouses, Chiffon Blouses, Satin Meosa- MILLINERY TRIM- line Blouses. Regular retail prices range up to MINGS $3.50-——and more. 6c White Fancy Flowers and Flower Wreaths at 35¢ The fashionable trimming for the New Fall Satin Hats. 650 ich Pompons at 450 In black, white and other popular shades of the season. 1.76 Ostrich Bands at $1.26 in black, white, blue, pink and sand color, Main and Third Floors US 95. me trifling im i i Materials are fine crossbar nainsooks and mad: satan rencen, ote 8k 8 SCO eee The Suits at 95c are absolutely PERFECT in every detail, and are pure silk, silk-striped weaves and Blouses at Less Than % Price 3000 Newest Model Blouses from a Famous Concern at Prices That Are Positively Startling Think of Gold Silk Shadow Lace Blouses at $1.50—Striped Messaline Blouses at $1— Dresden Flower Design Voile Blouses at 68c—Crepe de Chine Blouses at 48c! Why, it’s positively wonderful. Look for the special signs. Look for the special tables. Sale starts promptly at 8.30 tomorrow morning. Blouses at $1.50 Satin Striped Crepe de Chine Blouses, Roman Striped Messaline Blouses, Flowered Pongee Blouses, Gold Silk Shadow Lace Blouses, Lace and Satin Blouses, Silk Shadow Blouses at $1 Hairline Stripe Messaline Blouses, Shadow Lace Blouses, Canton Crepe Blouses, Corded Stripe Wash Silk Blouses. Regular retail prices range up to $2,50—and more, Store Opens 8.30 — Closes 5.30 ‘ “off” as the last ten ,000 —stocks A SALE OF MEN’S SUITS: $14 $19 $23.50 For grades that For grades that For grades that pet dole Ray at rid eked. Description ‘we can say face of s0 hensi » is every desirable ssasonatie weight, every popuisrcafor and esc) & epresmiad ie't $8.60 Genuine ‘Palm Beach” Suits at $5 Men's $10 Sport Coats, $7.50 $22.50 FULL-SIZE “4 cr a peer Se ATL LSS LA i of higher-priced 7 Trunks, flees ETS Centon ea Franks, ull ise. 940.00 pt Dros, Walt Shirt snd W ‘4 $12.80 to models {0 Ee ae Foo Individual Salad Forks, 44 doz. Bouillon Spoons, 4 doz. Cream Ladies, 90e bet Spoons, rege ibe 4 Oyster Forks, 34 dos., : Main -—__——ooooO $3.60 DOZ. BATH TOWELS, $2.75 DOZ. With red, blue, gold and lavender borders, $5 doz. Bath Towels, dos. $3.75 Extra large and of heavy yarn. Very soft and 65c Bath Towels, each 60c Large “Terry” ribbed weave. Red or blue border. roy renee PStaoae i Ot color bh ar ¥ Second Floor 38c COLOREDCOTTON GOODS,25c YD designs and weaves, 88 All this season's fabrics, in beautiful colorings, to 44 inches wide. Military-striped Voiles, Rardered Chilton Voiles, Bourette Striped Crepes, $1.60 Embroidered Lace Cloth and Tissues, $2 to $2.60 Semi-Made Skirts Wash fabrics in popular colorings; new models with patch pockets. LAWN MOWERS REDUCED wheel "Carries the GIMBEL guarantee, nae snd © Maeh dating $2.50 14-inch Blades i $2.65 16-.nch Blades | $2.80 sey ry Were $3.50 Were $3.75 Window Screens ‘The adjustable kind, WH mes and MUCH reduced. Height. Fx Now. 24 in 2 220 24 in... 260 36 in. 350 < UNION SUITS for FIRST quauvies, usu- ally $2, $2.25 and $2.60. ras weaves, Main Floor SUBWAY STORE Blouses at 68c Striped Seco Silk Blouses, Blouses with Dresden Flower Dean’, re collar. Regular prices range 1,50—and more, Blouses at 48c Roman Stripe Seco Silk Blouses; Seco Brocade Pattern Blouses; Flowered Seco Blouses with organdie collar; Cre) Blouses with lace sleeves; White Vo with cadet blue embroidery; Color Blouses with whlte embroidery; Seco Silk louses . lace, Regular prices range up to $1.25—and more. GIMBEL Subway Store, Baloony. By