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you can get rid of eczema with — wer have proven useless, Berinning Ang. 9 Bud Fisher will Grav on" D y agxclusively for the | tne quarterly statement of earnings: GIMBELS New York World.— aA: [RAILROAD STOCKS UP IN WAKE OF BOOM OF point to 65 point Distitiers’ Bethlehem Steel Advances 28 Poitits and Standard Rails Follow. Following a sensational rise in the : e r’ so-called war munition stocks on the ean opera! 2 i Resinol:: Txchange to-day rafiroaa|CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN bs shares, which were atagnant for the|Monders |) WHRAT.,” Nat R ‘ first three hours of trading, took a] ikYuy.. te” ride 1 he Resinol Ointment, with Resinol | sudden boom. New York Central Hin's fev. ory is 100} td +3818 8 Soap, usually stopsitching taslantly. | wont up trom 85% to 88, Northern | \onteys mm” eel if It quickly and easily heals the most | pacitic, trom 108% to 106; St. Paul, to| close High. Low a iy distressing cases of eczema, rashor | 79%; Canadian Pacific, from 139% tol Hit Ai me BN § Ee ’ 42%, and Unton Pacific, from 12 onan . 3 ether tormenting skin orscalperup- |; %, " 125%) 88% Ds ry % i "4 tion, and clears away pimples,black- | +, jn914 puyhent, was firm at opening with some +4 ak 29%, ying on unsettied weather in Wert. 1 Loe ger pe spe a Bethlehem Steel made the most] Corn stendy 4 draft, wm treatm ; ES “ phenomenal rise of the day, advanc’| yew yorK COTTON EXCHANGE. | Ico 1 ing from 121% to 149%. During the early hours of the day the war muni- tion @tock brokers monopolized the} ty changed to business, but traders in railroad and standard industrials got into the ring in the afternoon. The closing hoyr was the busiest and most exciting since the Stock Exchange reopened. United States Steel on reports that! * Broadway and 33d Street The 6 Allis auners Corporation off 8 points, to be issued after the close of market would prove the most fav able issued in a long ime went up & later losing haifa ark is the highest! touched by Steel common sincedt was! ! Put on a non-dividend basis Baldwin Locomotive in early trad- Crucible Steel American Can to preferred > — ITEMS FOR INVESTORS. 8 closed an Additional contract for 16,000,000 pounds of alcohol with one of the domestic concerns for immediate delivery Application has been made by voting trustees of capital stock of Electric Boat Company to have placed on regu lar list of New York curb gnar' 49,996 shares of par yalue of of common stock, also 26,676 shares par value of $100 each of § per cent, non- cumulative preferred stock. Cotton prices on firat call were un- Strong open- ing induced buying for local interests, t was oftset by fairty Prices at noon were ui } heavy selling 4 to 7 poin' + igh. Low, Last m4 842 het RT Fy a 846 pipes 65 9.71 "he 90 9.92 th points off + 2e thy +n ro + “An Exposition of the NEW” View it tomorrow, the second ot the “Days of Review,’’ in the AUGUST FURNITURE SALE With Initiative When, nearly a twelvemonth ago, our 1914 August Furniture Sale was barely ended, we began to plan, to originate and to construct for the great annual event that inates at GIMBELS today with Over Half a‘ Million Dollars’ Worth of Cabinet-Made Furniture And here it is—arranged and di t eavennne - aisles—a veritable ‘Furniture City.” lo to maintain inviolate our high standard of quality.“ Novelty Is the Keynote There are twelve absolutely NEW Bedroom Suites alone. NEW —that conception. They are of the moment. of falae whose m: much as the GIMB! Here, for example, Ritz-Carlton Bedroom Suite which is an accurate reproduction in quality and desi mepcoduction of equal quality. is the They reflect the genius of the great desi ificent handiwork commands, sometimes, four or five times as layed with masterly skill, in miles of cleverly and * Furniture can be bought, for it is a cardinal point in GIMBEL policy in ers of the famous POOLEY-made suite found in the bedrooms of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in New York. Originally such a suite w Today it is here at $185. ould cost $400 or $500. GIMBELS would ordinarily have to sell it at $850. The Hand-painted Black Enamel Bedroom Suite is absolutely the “dernier cri” of the great interior decorators. Inspired by a suite ori; $400 ordinarily and probably $1,000 in its inception. Space does not perrait to tell in detail Furniture for $15,000, Davenports, etc. nated by a woman decorator of international fame, it is priced $245 today, as against the $80,000 worth of Charles P. Limbert he wonderful values in Bedding, the Brass Bedsteads at 4 less, the Cowan Mahogany four-posters and the special purchase of Karpen Sample Chairs, The August Savings Often Make a Dollar Do the Work of Two The savings are MOST unusual. They reflect the assiduous pains, the long aration and the constructive effort that have gone toward making this a lander in successful public service. During the “Days of Review’’ preceding the actual opening of the sale on Monday next, selections of furniture may be made for delivery in August or later. Beventi: Floor wie rere +ttttl+ 5 eee +l ++ eee ee in +++ l+l+i4+ 4 PEPER IRS. ers, who walked out on strike for the second time yesterday at the Reming- ton plants here, returned to work to- day: Was accepted. Picketing was discontinued to-day at the Remington plants. in force at the affected by the strike lata, did not materialize ooo Police Chie! WATERTOWN, N. Y., In Convention, Chiefs opened its annual con’ here to-day. A banquet will b the chiefs to-night, and the election of officers will take place Thursday. A Clear Skin For @ clear skin—-rosy complexton— bright eyes or a good appetite—use R+G PILLS A Round PiliIn a Round Hox, 10 & 256 Get _a Box T ht, nition iven Stomach-lntestines | Indigestion, Dyspepsia and Physicians every- ‘where prescribe Stomalix, confident that they have areal Remedy for All Stomach Allmenta,in both young &old. or Blotchy ‘Want a clear, healthy complexion, regular bowels and a per- AT eany tobi, easy to ol if you take Carter’s Little Liver Pills, the sure, acting ly. " They’re just fine for headache, dizzi- ness, upset stomach and despondency. Purely vegetable, Small Pil Small Bose—Small Price GENUINE must bear signature tlea this Summer have your Javerite paper mailed te yeu every days Evening Werld, Ge por week Dolly World, 128 por week Sunday World, Se por Sunday None of the striking machinist» but is still four other factories The threatened strike at eighteen more plants, promised by the machin- July 27,.—The New York State Association of Police ‘THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1015. | CLOSING QUOTATIONS. The SIMPSON-CRAWFORD Sale $4.50 to $6 Semi-Made Skirts at $2.95 a GIMBELS Only 3% Days More of Broadway and 33d Street Store Opens 8.30 Closes 5.30 But These Are Packed With Good News! —New “Dolly Varden” Sleeveless Nightgowns at $1 This daintily flowered Flax- as on Nightgown, as illustrated, 2 is copied from an Elise Poret model. Tiny “Dolly Varden” flowers in delicate shades of blue, pink or yellow is not only an entirely new feature, but a very effective one. Neck and sleeves are lace trimmed. Other Dainty Models in Flesh Color Batiste. Either hemstitched or ribbon and: chiffon flower trimmed. Second Floor Mullins Wood and Steel Launches at Wholesale Prices To clear out our stock of these excellent adjuncts to a happy vacation, we have marked them all as follows: A $336 18-Foot Steel Launch, $270 Six horse-power, with 2-cylinder 2-cycle ‘‘Ferro” engine. The ‘Leader.” A $244 17-Foot Wooden Launch, $195 ‘The “Lake George.” Three horse-power, with 2-cylinder l-cycle “Ferro” engine. A $426 17-Foot Steel Launch, $345 ‘The ‘Lake Champlain.” Seven-horse-power, with a 4-cylinder 4 cycle ‘‘Imperial” engine. Fourth Floor Womens $3.08 Men’s Suits at Half—and LESS! ee eos ' $15, Instead of $80 and $32 Of course, there’s a etd behind it, as there is behind every offer of merchandise foro . much less than its proper value. vA manutiacturee pao ’way overstocked. He needed the preparations for Fall business. On condition of taking EVER ridiculously low price, which we in turn pass along to oH, There are so many kinds of Suits, so many ma‘ is, etc., that description is imprac- ticable. Be sure that there is EVERY good kind here that any man could hanker for. Men’s $8.50 Genuine Palm Beach Suits, $5 Cool, well-tailored, SMART anywhere and everywhere, easily and inexpensively laun- dered, retentive of their graceful lines—those are only a few of the good points of Suits made of GENUINE Palm Beach Cloth. ‘ Men's $5 and $6 White Flan- 'on’s $10 and $12 Flannel and nel Pants, special... ve $3.75 | Knitted Sport Coats, at... $7.50 Fourth Floor. 75c three-quarter Coverts, Striped Serges, Fancy Mixtures. Dress and Sport Models. All sizes in the lot. Third Floor Ms and the money for his Suit he made us.an almost Women’s Cotton Vests, 18c 3 for 50c Regularly 25¢ and 35c each ; plain or fancy tops; some extra sizes. Main Floor Men’s $1.50 Union Sui Of lisle thread with quarter sleeves an leg. Closed crotch. Men’s ‘‘OLUS” Union Suits, 65c Seconds of $1 and $1.25 qualities. Men's $1 and $1.26 Athletic U: arm Made of fine oe eaiees meh Mesto al a rid ‘Women’s $29.50 to $47.50 General Utility Coats, $14.75 Repriced regardless of cost, as there are only 70 Coats left; broken sizes, Coats of Striped Wool Coverts, Zibelines, Llama Cloth, Broadcloths j In brown, black and navy. Some have set-in sleeves, Men’s $1 India Gauze Shirts, 66¢ 4 others kimono sleeves and all are lined with peau de 1, & R, Morley make, with ventilated armlets. if ee: Men's $1.25 and $2 Fine Lisle Drawers, 68¢ and 95c | Many of the coats are handsome enough for evening I, & R, Morley make, in broken sizes, Main Floor % wear. Third Floor H ~ : Men’s $5 Terry Cloth Bath | _-$1.95 Long Pearl Chains, $1 Robes, Bought to Sell at $2.95 i Fine French filled pearl; beautiful luster. Main Floor Offered us at a price that enables us to sav. you just | TH | $2.05—which is enough to cover the purchase of » couple 4 - . 5 ; of suits of underwear or the like. Children’s and Misses’ $1 and $3 Made in decorative Jacquard patterns and stripe effects, Long and | Lingerie 50c and $2 generously full, Small, medium and targe sizes, Main Floor ¥ } Nightgowns, Drawers, Princess Slips, Skirt : Combinations ’ Slightly soiled from handling and broken sizes have N) BWAY STORE reduced the prices; made cf fine sabes ae nainsook-— laceand embroidery trimmed. Sizes 12 to 16 years. “Gnanial Sala atlas acolo Second Floor Special Sale Toilet Soaps Offering Weae mgt Trade-Mark Brands of | Soaps at Lowered Prices. | 65c to $1.25 Laces, 38c to 75¢ Yd ae _ This is a periodical GIMBEL Subway Store Sale. roken lots of e , vin It isanevent that never fails to attract throngs of customers Nets. Main Floor for the saving in each instance is appreciable. ; a J Be Sixeetheart Soap, 2 cakes for. 10 | Woodbury's Facial Soup... te ” - = be Fairy Soap, 2cakesfor....... 1¢ 's Witch Hazel Soap... % 10c to $1.50 Embroideries, 5c to 75c Yd | | 25cVeroform Soap... 100 | Colgate AU! Round Soap, tor 95 ‘ Large variety of insertions, edges, galons, including ON A i) A aaa + Ske | Roger & Gallet's Monstre bona 4 organdie and batiste edges. Main Floor 10¢ Round Bath Soup : ‘* be | Gimbets Green Soup, 1-ib jar. 280 oy —— | 10ceGimbels Castile Soap Bc | Roger & Galleys Almnond Soap. ie 4 - 15 Gimbels Castile Soap 12c | Roger & Gallet's Lettuce Soup. 90 4 70c Worth of Notions for 50c Te Pein Olive Benen” 27272 W9e | papacted Casttlo Hospi ber... | Uc é he ‘ ic Castile Soap........ . | Consisting of the following standard articles: Honey or | Societe Hygienique Unscented 1 1 Doz. Spools O. N. 'T. Cotton 1 Piece Twilled Tape, akes for... 200] Soup....... ‘180 1 Paper Milward’s Needies, 1 Card Snape, : " uth Soap, 3 for, .26¢ | 4711 Aimond Bars -10e 1 Card “Clinton” or “Delong” Safety Pins. Colgate’s Turkish Bath Soup; |4711 White Rose Glycerine 4 iii» Vicor; Methen Beare Doz. niet est araees Soap, cake... 0.0... 5. MO i a) France Rose Tablets, 2 Doz. A Colgase's Coleo Soap, box, 490; re Colgate’s Cashmere Bouquet; Williams’ { Men’s 50c Silk Socks, 35c cargettseiBegkaator..- 000} Seakes. | Three for $1. Ribbed weave, in two-tone effects. small size, cakes or." 800 | tal Soap, cates tt agg 4 Several desirable color combinations. Double soles, Gimbel Subway Store, Balcony Great Interest Centers in This Sale of Women’s $3.50 and $4 Novelty Low Shoes That Have Been $1.45 Reduced to... ..., Positively the lowest price in New York for footwear of this and quality, Wonderful bargains ae plenty of Summer wear time ahead. ‘The various lots include pumps of patent leather or dull calf venpa’ with gray, fawn, taupe or sand color tops; buckskin trimmings; also white buck- skin, with black or tan leather Colonial or Fancy Pumps; also O: or imitation Oxfords, ‘All have Goodyear welted soles. Either leather Louis a lave XV. heels, All sizes; C, D and . widths, Gimbel Subway Store, Baloony Men’s 35c Imported Silk Lisle Socks, 25c Black, tan, gray and navy. Main Floor Boys’ $1.85 to $3 Wash Suits, $1 790 of them to clear out; many models and materials. : Fourth Floor Fine materials taken from our own stock fashion these well tailored Skirts that are suitable for sport and general wear. Mixed Suitings, Light and Dark Striped Tweeds, Fancy Checks, Serges and Velours. Navy, blue, black and other colors—also novelty materials. Waist Bands, 24 to 34 inches; Skirt Lengths, 36 to 44 Dress Goods Section, Second Floor ) “4 4 mel even-time World works all the week] Order one to-day and prosper.