The evening world. Newspaper, August 2, 1915, Page 7

nmer Frocks With ‘ uggestions of Green trass and Flowers Are ‘asy to Make but Hard >» Keep Looking Like ‘ew When Time Comes » Send Them to Wash- 1b or the Cleansers. fight, 1916, by The Press Publishing Oo. (The New York Eventna World) t about this time the dainty # which were the pride of our ser wardrobe at the beginning ® season have come to demand extra attention, Either the prs or the washtub is the only mit, and the course should be ing to good judgment. There jany summer materials that are ‘not washable, or at least some that would forfeit their admirable qual- ities of texture or their charming color if soused in the tub. Also there are some materials which in them- selves might be wasbable, but have count of their alliance with other ma- terials or trimmings to which the water is unfriendly. The cleaners should claim all tnese, and the pro- cess is usually satisfactory up to the third time. Lace frocks are better sent to the cleaners also, for in wash- ing, the lace or net invariably thick- ens and the mesh is stretched or pulled unevenly. Particularly in the gathered parts is this noticeable. For dimity, batiste, voile and @ Many other dainty summer materials the laundry is the natural and most effective cleaning method, but how often do such frocks return from their trip to the tubs divested of half their charm! The ruffles may be ironed carelessly, their gathers pressed into uneven piaits, or the tucks ironed fiat 60 that their existence is scarce- evident. wen, too, the narrow lace may be wiftly that the pretty scal- is straight and thick. uy is are points which were counted on in the ee paged ok to give it charm, 60 vi Sotaliy Srenge ls noticeable. , inasmuch as it ia un- negessary. man hae taken the time and | ""y, lish Neti x — someth: Us a wore ciop such & frock, WhY | shoulder bows on the white frock at a lL) ang seediy new fer tie late} Main Floor Fourth Floor shoud ghe not concern herself Over | the right, which serve to lend a de- 3 summer and for between seasons d > this important part of ite Sxistence? | lightful touch of color. will find this dress perfectly suited to)! $2.36—For Men's “Terry” Robes S 1 I : d $15—For Men's High Grade Suits; ein’ eee wading persone ——___ their needs. Bodice and skirt are cut that were $3.50 and $4. ale O inens an regularly $25 and $80. Bed Coverings This August Sale excels in value-giving our previous money-saving events of this allied merchandise. The PRICES ARE THE LOWEST EVER QUOTED on these standard goods—for example: $1.75 Table Damask, 1 Yd lelicate ironing process, take the time ‘oa tunio, and plays on half 4 three-quarters of the le rest of the frock’s do- ded to plain white dim- Aa ruffies tn quadrup) refreshingly below the tunio while in back a lengthwise @ reason for the rH it dropp' the skirt. Sey be noted in the sketch at righ to be withheld from the bath on ao-; le tier, it clear to the bottom where lace is used i, a CHICAGO KEEPS UP FIGHT ON REDFIELD Labor Men and Mayor Ask Presi-| dent to Prevent “Whitewash” in Eastland Disaster Probe. CHICAGO, Aug. 2—The Chicago Federation of Labor has decided to petition President Wilson to sup- | plant Secretary of Commerce Red- fleld’s ‘‘seif-investigation” commis- sion on the Eastland disaster by) appointing a committees not in the service of the Depastment of Com- merce. The Federation's resolution said Mr. Redfield’s methods “would get on the | nerves of a Whitechapel murderer.” Se ry Redfield’s investigation | was rapped in a report of the Execu- | tive Board dealing with the Eastland | disaster. It said: ine of the most disgraceful, unfeel- THE EVENING wouun, MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1 riginal Home Dressmaking Designs By The Evening World’s Fashion Expert ing, unhuman, cold-blooded, brutal scenes at which we had mis- fortune to be present was the day we| were at the Federal investigation.” | Mayor Thompson will go to Wash- ington to see President Wilson and ask him to institute an investigation of the lake steamboat situation grow- | ing out of the Eastiand disaster, if ation being edfield ap- 38 pears to be a “whitewasl FRECKLE-FACE Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots. How to Remove Easily. Here's a chance, Mi: try a remedy for freckl antee of a reliable deal cost you a penny unl freckles, while if it doe: complexion the expense Simply get an ounce of othine- strength—from any druggist and a few applications should show you how easy it is to rid yourself of the homely freckles and get a beautiful complexion. Rarely is more than one ounce needed | for the worst case, peat for the Be sure to ask the dru double strength othine, as this is the pre- | under guarantee of money | scription back if it fails to remove freckles,—Advt. At the left, however, the plain white | dimity, as yoke and lower sleeves, forms an effective contrast to the ae parts. A sash of the plain dimity or one of green ribbon would serve prett! ly. TENANT CHASES JANITOR. Charges That Man Hit Him With Umbrella in Vesti! . ‘Wiliam Harding, twenty-three, as- etstant janitor at No. 273 West Seventy- umbrella, Werner chased the man ‘Weet End Avenue and hed him ar- rested by Policeman Milan. At the West Sixty-cighth Street Sta- tion Werner fainted Dr. htig of Polyclinic called to sew up a scal; by the umbrella. Harding eaid that ‘erner had provoked the attack. He was locked up on a charge of assault. —>__ BRENNER’S, NOT SCHEPPS’, Ownership of Jowelry Store on an to uaiiinasaiass aseoniaed PPP PPP PL PPP PPL IPP PPP PPD PLDI DDPLDOL, fe, The May Manton Fashions | IRLS who are on the outlook for | in one; it is drawn on over the head and | the fulness is held in at the waist line by means of @ belt, and this belt makes | an extremely attractive and fashionable feature. At the back there are openings through which {it ts passed and, at the front, it is buttoned into place. You can or with a shield wit! er treatment. Blue cotton gabardine is the material shown white gabardine with cretanne for the chemisette and trimmin, or by using cotton eponge or @ soft finished pique or any similar lal for the frock | with linen for the trimming. wool gabardine and wool serge would be pretty and fashionable so made and the | indeed most serviceable, and colors this season are so varied and so beautiful that {t 1s easy to be attractive as well. Blues are always in demand, hazel finish this dress with a chemisette and | frock of serge 1s available for travelling, | for school and for general wear and ts | regularly $1. Gimbels F Trish doubl > n re ’ Dusters; in the $1 . i 7 ‘ imbels Famous Irish double , blue, gol 1 k ‘Werner anserts that he was replac- m the tnuatention, with write trimming. |} g¢—For Gold-Filled La Vallieres; | | eatin damask; 72 in. wide. PPK leew Ocha Maal Fal UR ct ebay Neda d ing a card on hs mall box in the vosti- ractively in thin way, but a|f ,reeularly $l $1--For Men's Straw Hate that reeG bale when Harding assaulted him with pretty effect could be obtained by using || 22¢—For Packer # Tar Soap. Pattern Tablecloths and d $3. oo ay Store Opens 8.30 Closes 5.30 Broadway and 33d Street GIMBEL Furniture of QUALITY Within the Reach of Every Purse In the August Furniture Sale—‘‘ With Initiative’’ This sale provides the very highest, newest and most desirable types of furniture at the moderate prices usually paid for the ordinary kinds. BUT—More Than That this sale also provides the most INEXPENSIVE Furniture that it is possible to get—having, of course, due regard to reliability. The suites and individual pieces displayed on our 24% acres of floor space have taken New York by storm by their originality, their beauty, their lowness of price—in fact, by the INITIATIVE that marks them all the way from their conception in the brain of a master designer to their effec- tive and novel display on our floors. tPA oy juites, $277.50 te that the legs of cane panels in side- ng Room 8 Beautiful dark fumed finish. Ten pieces. Ni each piece have octagonal turnings and that ther table and sideboard. There Is Half a Million Dollars Worth at 10% to 50% Savings The finest products of the best manufacturers are here in full assortment, and many of the very best offerings show the greatest economies. The LIMBERT missi6n furniture $30,000 worth, marked to sell at $15,000—the KARPEN Library Furniture at one-third less—-the SLIGH Sheraton bedroom suites at half price—the COWAN mahogany four- poster bedroom suite at one-quarter less—all these are but random examples of what was today referred to by an expert after careful inspection of all that was on view elsewhere—as The Finest Collection of Really GOOD Furniture to be seen in New York today. More News of the Summer Clearance Sale ‘*To Keep the New Store NEW’’ Mahogany or Enamel, ality of an exclusive York. Desk $30 extra. $360 ‘Ritz-Carlton’ Suites, An exact reproduction in design and made suite in the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, New $17.50 extra. 26¢—For Men’s Silk and other Neck- wear; regularly 50c. 60c—For Men's Fine Silk Neck- wear; regularly $1. 26c—For Mi Elastic Suspenders; regularly 50c. 96c—For Men's Pongee and Madras Shirts; regularly $1.50. gold-filled $1.35-—-For Men's Belts; 60c—For Black Velvet Collar Bands; $23.60—For Men's Summer Suits; regularly $35 and $40. $19.60—For Men's Genuine Silk Suits; regularly $30. Webbing . $1.16—For Men's Khaki Trousers; regularly $2. 96—For Men's Gray Auto Dusters; regularly $10. a $3.60—For Men's Gray Auto Dusters; regularly $6. buckles; regularly $1.95. $4.20 Turkish Bath Towels, $2.75 Doz. $5 Bath Towels, $3.75 Doz. Extra large size, heavy, firm weave; soft and very absorbent. $2.26 Napkins, $1.65 Doz. Irish and Scotch Linen Damask; bleached or unbleached, $1.10 Lunch Sets, 85c 13 pieces; blue, green, brown, pink and white scalloped edges. $2.26 Bureau Scarfs, $1.25 Lace-trimmed; fine Irish linen centers; linen lace panels and me- dallions; size 18x54 in, were $2 ans $2.96—For Men's Panama Hats that were $6 and $7. 95c—For Boys’ Straw Hats that were $1.95 and $2.95. $1-—For Children’s 0, Desks, were $2.50 60c-—-For oak Ice Boxes, good size; were $1.25. $2—-For English style Doll Carriages, were $3.50, 6c—For cake Palm Olive Soap. 26c—For quart Peroxide Hydrogen. 10e—For 25c cake Veroform Soap. 19c—For |b. 25c. Household Absorb- ent Cotton. Napkins Trish Damask; fully bleached; 6 round and oval designs. Cloths, Mission Second Floor 66c Yd.—-36 in. Messalines, Satins Moires; regularly $1 to $1.26 y 96c Yd.—Satin Charmeuse, Meteors; regularly $1.60 to $2.26 yd. 2.96, reg. $3.75 Napkins. 22x 22 in., $2.46 doz., $3.25 $3 Napkins, $2 Dozen Fully bleached Irish damask; 20x20 inches. tunic of sheer organdie. With it lace ruffles in a roundabout way achieve a delightful effect for the skirt, The ‘waist of this model uses the lace as Seventh Avenue Is Fixed, Newspaper reports have erroneously stated that Sam Schepps, witness in brown is to be much worn and ell the brown eyed girls look well in that color; there are dark shades of red that will $1.10 ¥ 6 in. Navy, Black, Dress ‘Taffeta; regularly $1.75 yd. 85c ¥d.—389 in. Silk-and-Wool Crepe; regularly $2 yd. Aaator Reed Go-Carts, regularly Fifth Floor Utica Bleached Sheets, 54x90 to 90x108 Inch Made by E. Pritchard, 331 Spring St..N.Y. Furnished a five months’ illness at her summer $47" Sascna fray heat SUBWAY STORE CLEARANCE SPECIALS County. Frederick 5 . TT ATTRACTIONS pieminent sugar brewer and loge & rf) 4 Rooms Completely . ; 760 Cedar Oll Mop and Handle, MERCHANDISE — advertised J | well known member of the Now York HH Furnished oe a PER ee Mite, Sas ent Special Announcement! triangle shape, 200. Sunday is on sale Monday I | Trem'home in Ocean Avenue, BayDOrt | $777.50 Men's Mercerised Cotton Hos- August Sale of 8c 4-08. bottle Ot] of Cedar, 100 and Tues: Ea Bi Sno prlees Gaels His wife, who survives him, was fery, 12}40. 450 Corn Broom, 280. (except where quan Yvette Violette, an nowress, Who ape 96 and $8.05 Blouses, shadow Brass Bedsteads and Bedding sufficient), BLANKETS Stamped Oo. O1 der, 1 doylies, pill , etc., 26 to 0c, 860 Combination Tumbler and Maile Llcena. Towel Ghosts, | cla’ ter mate, than terey yenratonne te Ree ene obo to 9186 Leather With ® $25,000 Stock—Savings Average 4, Toblee Holder fer fee. Pillow Cases, etc,, is now in pro: | | nected with the Customs Service in| nuftet in Quartered $4@,98 $ 50 FF Hand Brgs, 660. Making the Occasion One of Extreme #1, 2? and 91.85 gress, Hundreds of ‘peclally J | New York, is Sead at. Weatbrockville, 1] Oak, " $49 da 60c French and Baroque Pearl Interest for Those Looking for Very Bread Boxes, Toe, 000, 8 Priced items, Rullivss © oUnty, W ere he was spend- "OPEN swan EVENING—NEXT 2 te or . OFFICE Berrings also black and white Extraordinary Bargains fi plums, euepeme, & | DOO! POS’ ef 5 + pe 0 Dr. William A. Croffut, newspaper | Men's $3.95 Odd Trousers, $2.35. Brass Bedsteads, $8.25 to Sit Mattresses, 95.25 and 67,50 800 Galvanised Iron Ash Sifter, man, author and globe trotter, is dead Men's $65 and 96 Odd Coats, $2.35 Springs, ‘and ¢4.60—Feather Pillows, 850 to ¢2.06 joa at the age of sighty-three years, at his home in ‘White Plaine, James J. Broderick, facturer and turf patron, is dead of pa.alysis at his home, No. 1112 Dean Street, Brooklyn. He was sixty-two ,ae Tf, ears old and was formerly active in OT ato $15—For Cloth Suits; were $26 to $3.25—For 25-{t. lengths of Garden Democratic politics in the Bronx, ee Reduced $42.50. Hose, regularly $3.16. wht: Silom iH. Smith, junta his 5 to 50 $26—For {poort “Thinnette” Suits; Sixth Floor water foe Fisting Garden jremen' four years ago, e largest were 5 ose, De yster planter in Jamai Bay, is = ees vy |. 60— 9x12 foot Rag Rugs;| $1.45 to $12.60—For Silk and Cot- _F Goad at the home ot hie daughter in Ue Per Cent. He pn orp iad Cheeks we ee $10, ee * ton Rag Rugs, size 21x64 toches hag td gus special Lawn Mow, Taree 5 oy im 0 $1 96 For "Women's Black Cheviot | #8,50—For ite i vere and Wool) to 9x2 ft, fe pame : with shades, that Alfred H, Tompkins, Asststant went ‘Serge Skirts; were $6. Rugs; regularly $10, $6.25 and §7.75—For Sanford Run-| were $10 to $20. rewsrer of columbia Vaweraty ts | Easy Payments Make Your Own Terms asic oie Wy Hef, Wate Gram) M88 snd OTE fer. Sanford, Rune} were HOW WD. his bome, No, Street, Brooklyn. Mre. Josephine White Hughes, wife of Brian G. Hughes, manufacturer ‘and real estate operator Thirty-second ln dead after peared in E. K. Rice's productions and later with Augustin Daly, at his home in Washington after a long iin He was born in 1835 and! was e Civil War veteran, o- \ e 14.9tn Street OSrd AVENUE Open Every Evening. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES 3 Reoms Completely A 149™ ST., COR. 3° AVE. Everything ‘ooms Completely ! Furnished Scie bi rb 650c I . 4 Gay, ot Jere ake See teren peice Ose at nie, a pis Ass masta Sin ia eS a $1.10—-For Navy Blue, 54 in. Serge; At to 96c, Regularly 80c to #1.25 . a ; Seonnes and Sebtoas Wan ae nas For tho 16 year slze will be needed 6% | ae vga d Le 1. ae tea Utica Pillow Cases, 42x36 to 64x36 Inch bare ph Eovoomy Pint Jars, lon am. us ¥ OTE Renee tes yuo st vara f material inons wi 4 | OE arramuaro tava. | Abide to 22e each, Regularly 20c to 30 | ane For down Quart Jars, that ae U NiEddy cupled by tir. Brenner i ; yr or % yard 60 inches wide for shield || 60¢ ¥d.—For Navy Blue Storm GIMBELS ‘Grace’ Brand Sheets—High Grade regularly $1.10. af! : fish, m Pattern No. 8742 One-Piece Oress for and trimming. The pattern, No. 8742, ts Serge; regularly 76¢ yd. Sises Before Hemming. Rey. Now | §$1.10—For a dozen Half-Gallon Jars, Fine os SOUP; ‘ ‘ ie OBITUARY NOTES, % ft cut in sizes for 16 and 18 years. 96e ¥d.—For Black, 44 to & in., Hop Hee +. $1.26 960 regularly $1.36, vegetables and salads. FORINT RINT | Dress Goods; was $1.50 yd. ‘ $1.10 860 | 16¢ & 26c—For “Ivory” J OT etl ce a eneriok, B: Van BUSTA Huei Dating 100 Wee Thirty-second Bireet topper | 92-0-—For Women's Nightgowns; $1.25 960 regularly 40c and 60¢. Kiecck, Arch Deacon of the pis- Hie Gimbal Bros), corer Wizth Avenue and Thirty-second Street, ‘were $1.60 and $1.75, "$1.35 $1.05 ; j Ss copal Diocese of Westchester, and for Now York, or eval by. mall op reootpt of ten cents In coin oF #3,50 -For Envelope Chemises; regv- $145 91.18 Na—For ‘ Saloon bets of Cooking copal Church, White 4 ORTAMT Wi! ” a sa as jarly $2 and $2.50. Bowie: 65. OLD pre aa Add pt pod nn Alyy fae tg wf bape a and Organdie Bodices; “Grace'’ Pillow Cases, Plain Hemmed Maree pe Soup Tureens, that were id oo Aizes Reg. Now | Sisee Reg. Now | 160—Each for Soup Plates, that were y Third Flooi BOXBBS4In. oo... BOE Bbc to 60e. | auce is 4 eatin. voy BBe 180) 54x98%5 in. ; 88¢ 980 | 600 to $i—For Meat Dishes, that ONLY BRONX STORE $15.16—For Women's Crepe Meteor | 45x86in.. + 28¢ 206) Pillow Cases, Handdrawn, Hem- ‘were $1.50 to $4. Hl At Grocers and Del- 1 Oc Suits; regularly $26, 45x38 in. see 800 22c | stitched, 80 extra. 4c—Each for Bread and Butter Plates, _ 917.60—For Linen, Cotton Crepe Suits; B 75 ‘Famil: ri that were 5c to 10c. |} | Seatessen Stores. .= ‘were $87.50 and $89.60. GIMBELS $6 | $12.60 Figured-Satin 260 to 60c—For adjustable Window Favorite’ Blankets, $5 Pr. Comfortables, $8.75 White and Plaid; full size. All-woo! filling; full . $2.76 Bedspreads, $1.96 |$3.75 Bedspreads, $2.75 New Marseilles patterns;| Fullsize; scalloped, with cut-out hemmed. Same Bedspreads, scal- | com loped, reg. $8.25, at $2.26, $7.60—For ‘Palm Beach" Cloth Suits; were $13.60 to $16. $6—For Tub Suits; were $10 and $12. $19.75-—For Sport Suits; were $25 and $89.50. Screens, regularly 35c to 85c, $1.66—Black wire Screen Doors, ularly $2.25. bie. 160—For Small Bathroom Window | Screens, regularly 25c, ers. Main and Second Floors $1.96—For Gray Flannel Sport Skirts;| " Rugs; regularly $8.25. were $8.96, anboets eE ae or and ft, to 6x15] Temularly $8.60 to $11.25, ft. Grass Runners, regularly $2.26 | One-third Off--On our whole $100,000 to $7.60. stock of Oriental Rugs. boo Lamps, were $12 to $15. $1.15 to $6—For all our Shades; were $5.25 to $10. .60—For Khaki Sport Skirts; were aris Wash Baskets, medium lace, chiffons and messalines, $1.60, 91.25 q Linens, centerpieces,) Began in the GIMBEL Subway Store This Morning