The evening world. Newspaper, September 27, 1915, Page 9

— Se [ Wine Web. Leow Ton ont Looe wees =e be - OR, Mone Chinese. Sere this morning tewerin . wane Gully of Sorkine oe the beth by Jeter Swinburne we the Oty Court apt given ninnee In Nee Hooke ward Reemens Griffin Ber New ' y were getting ready i to-day Bed Were oF Re ' ond then ewalied the FIRELADDIES SET: BLAZES FORFUN OF: ‘ited Weisendanrer aware of the serous hens of the charge |Hartsdale Volunteers, When) 4 Goooww the young mn Arrested, Confess That They |! ents would 2 Rebheth mest be obecre: . ‘ = spay el ten seand he Wh a THE BLArE : went fram here on Mat but the . - . ve s Ld & Posh house of law eloiere ¢ 4 enmiousiy vo th ‘ THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY SEPTEMBER 27, arms ee they fO® eed Tar between with acorToms | . oe oe GIMBELS Broadway and 33d Street Beauty of Design and Color Distinguish These Rich Oriental Carpets Ie the GIMBEL. Rug Baton hee ne diftiewity: the right pew (mgr oF a ihe Te eT trove Pb eepcertul veret) of temwtital “~ } lee ¢ t Needed the Practice cep. We cammet pecan tes oe eee vungaiow ‘he ‘areeat | World Wants Work Wonders. SS LOW EES we the | lother prisoners qwould do Ubowtss, MeSi® ne ee Beluchistans, $10, $14.60, $18.60 and 922.60 } |Heversi of them are understood mec “ « WITH DANDERINE” ‘wae pe tL con 0 have e wigerets peotareay and © heve pat. . _ Ont cinten GREE Seay WHITE PLAING, N ¥., Rept Bt ~| told bow they cut cards at the fire St 0 Hesidente of Hartsdale, Weatobester tote ould Bo Out and ent Broadway ‘ore Opens Mosuls and Karaks, $14.60, $22.60, $27.60 and 935 ' ie, Ma et of elever embers of thelr volun TA vanes ¥ Leagpeare and bale |r x cosas a merce ai| euahen OF ones 33d Street Closes at 6 oo as eaal Gunes CRG stops coming out. on te in charge of Die tw having eo Ore tome for the exc j.| The prose wt |triet Att deserted by tement of putt Frederick BK Weeks. $166 to $365 Mehal Carpets, $126 to 9286 $225 to $720 Barouk Curpets, $176 to 9676 aR ‘ flames pe and the hearing to-éal beid | Try this! Hair gets beautiful, rues tees Chan ia soi — \ccssenurse sownenap henaues of tho $176 to 6660 Ghorevan Carpets, 996 to 9400 wavy and thick in Uty Bberle Jobo C. Moore for the part |Iaw which makes It necessary to ar Rist Fi few moments. U you care for beavy hair, thet distens with beauty ond ie radieot with life, bas on incomparable softness and is fluffy aud lustrous, try Danderine. he played im procuring the arrests of |Falgn al! prisoners in the township in the youths involved. Mra. Hannah | Which the commitment ts Issued Moore, the deputy’s mother, to-ddy| The young men under arrest are received & telephone message from an| Prank Dalton, twenty-one pears old Snonymous speaker threatening to @84 Bamurl Dalton, twenty-seven, Three Days More of Wonderful Economies in the “get” her son if be told what he knew | heackman, Joho Nicholson, tw A dust "sna" appiaicnouieethe | boy te youne frees wh I wipastaar ot Mowe “hee” China and Crystais staly i ives every partic ie of dandruff |raigned this aftern betore Judge | Wil wtner of the tows of Green. The Great September Sale is fast : you cannot have » heavy, healthy if you bave dandruff. This destrac- tive seurf robs the hair of ite lustre, ite strength and its very life, and if not overcome it produces « feverishness and itebing of the scalp; the hair roots {nanisb, loosen and die; then the hair falle out fast. Morehouse in Greenburg on « cparge, © y-two years old, a veteran of third degree arson of the Bpanish-American War, Joseph The eleven men will be given «| O'Conner, twenty-three, and Jerome | chance to tell Judge Moorehouse why, | UConner eighteen, brothers; Ray | as the information filed against them | Mend Ruseell, nineteen, who works in Junserts, they deliberately set fre to|® sTocery store; Elwood Hopkins, two houses and two barns near| twenty-one, whe works tn @ butcher Tt your hair has been neglected and|Martedale, and then awaited the! shop; Frank Kyan, nineteen; Harry A Revelation in Hat Values as Well as in soprosdiing its end, and the next 3 days will be crow with extra- ordinary values! Chief among the many prizes will be Dinner Sets at Exceptional Reductions At $5 “Hs” | At$15.75 ‘st Dinner Sotn, 51 pieces, all gilt lish Porcetain, blue under- a decoration. ration. thin, faded, dry, 1 ly, e na) wenty-two, who works tn an : Regularly * + thin add dey: ara as Ba | hase 00 Uy ould made ora ond |S oly store, and Chester @neeth, Exclusiveness of New Autumn Styles At $10 ™ii At$29.50 “i derine at any drug store or toilet coun- id i. OM “4 i ho works | it Jo- Sve.y > » finer ck vel = inner Sets, 100 pieces; all | Freneh China, stock; all minutes after you will say this was the best investment you ever made. | whom are mere youths, We sincerely believe, regardless of | burning of them as a joke everything else advertised, that if you They will be givenja chance to tell) Hats, Puritan models, Quaker Styles, gps crepe pelbis 19 rolledbrim andstraight- nh crown Hats and Hats of small and medium rogarded the|T#nting place and his brother Jerome works for him All the boys are well known in brimmed sailors, besides plenty of hig! size for middle aged women. Extra Special! $8.60 Cut Crystal Very Unusual! $3 Berry or Fruit desire solt, lustrous, beautiful bait aod | yuaee’ Moorenouse why, as the in. {Hiartadaie and bear good reputations ; ; The No-Charge Trimming Service Handled Baskets Seniesa } a eee einer ang {formation Aled against them asserts, | a a icy lh reo aph ertedig idl dar Will gladly trim these Hats without charge if the trimmings for them are purchased At $3.60 Each ents oes Soneee i they deliberately set fire in our Millinery Sections, houses and two barns near Hartadale, Main and Third Floors to two} was a rendezvous for the firemen after Knowlton’s Danderine. If eventually— n their day's work was over, Fires were Best quality blanks, floral why not now?—:Advt, and mitre patterns, wonder- ful value. floral and mitre cutting; we have only 260 of these, which will go quickly, Low Priceson Women’s Fashionable Sweaters $4.50, $6.50, $9.50 14 to }¢ Regular Children’s Fur-Trim- med Corduroy Coats at $11.50 Special Month-End Offer of Bedsteads and Bedding Stern Brothers Not only is the fur a pleas- Prices ing style note, but just think 5 By special arrangement with the manufacturers we are able to 4nd and 43rd Streets, West of FiRh Avenus These Coats, labeled Te ai Ss eer ent make these unusual rec uetions.. We hought 10,000 Ibe, of excellent hair to make such LOW PRICES on Hair Mattremes. “the Aristocrat of winter days! A Kaitted Coats,” ar Other Smart Autumn Colonial Mahogany 4-Post Bedsteads 2) £ | rive rom a wel ‘oats ai 'o $11. Q P Q ¢ ; 9 Women’s Silk and Knit Underwear el ta Mixtures, Broadeltha, 1 uy They are Sweaters of Corduroys, Cheviots, At Exceptional Price Advantages for To-morrow Pade ee tagged Zibelinen. Glove Silk Vests, with Glove Silk Bloomers, large Angora, Shaker Knit, Children’s Hats at tailored finished tops, in pink $1 15 and full. sizes, reinforced, in $1.59 Exceptional $3 to $5 or white only, . s+ + at ¥o pink or wate, aah Sweaters at $4.50 chiding "Tam of ante, mushroom, Pe and sailor effects. Of Broadcloths, Vel- vets and Corduroys that are ribbon, fur, lower or streamer trimmed, Second Floor All-Wool, Zephyr and Angora Sweaters that can- not be bought in New York, to our knowledge, for less than $6.95, Real Cashmere Yarn Sweaters, $9.50 Of olive green with orange trimmings on large shaw! collar, cuffs, front and sash—illustrated. Important !—Added to this sale will be a lim. ited number of $16.50 to 819 (and better) Imported Sweaters that will be marked « for this sale to $9.60. Main Aisle, Main Floor Glove Silk Combination Suits, tailored finished tops, em- broidered fronts; pink or white Glove Silk Vests, tailored fin- ished tops, with handsome em- broidered fronts, pink or white $1.45 $2.50 Coat $11.60 Hat 96 a $20 Each, Re ularly $35 Torch carved tops, panel heaaboard, croes bar in footboard, May be had in twin or full size. $22.60 Mahogany Finish Bedsteads, Four-post; fitted with iron side rails, slat head and Tootbo $25 to $32 Hair Mattresses, $19.75 and $22.60 Full size and weight 45 pounds, Finest selected black hair, plain stitched edges, blue and white ticking and biscuit tufting, $7.50 Pure Felt Mattresses, $5.50 Full size and wight 46 pounds; built in layers; one covered in fancy tickings. Others at $7.60 and $9, reg. $10 and $12.60. $9 Wit-edge Woven Wire Steel Springs, $6.75 $14 Box Springs (full size), $11.76 $8 to $5 Feather Pillows, $2.25 to $3.50 ure efully selected and scientifically treated feathers; pas or fancy tickings. Beventh China, Glassware and Lamps The last week of the September sale will provide unusual economies as indicated by the following money-saving prices for Tuesday: Theo. Haviland China Din- ner Sets, 108 pieces; green and pink borders; reg. $45.00, Ginori China Dinner Sets, 100 pa encrusted gold border and handles; regularly $135.00 Limoges China Dinner Sets, 106 pes; wide acid encrusted chain or leaf border and rose- gold border; taken from our buds; regularly $39.00, . at $27.50 open stock; regularly $150.00, $100.00 IN THE GLASSWARE SECTION Large Size Cut Glass Fern Dish, with silver plated mirror; regularly $3.75, at $2.65 Cut Glass Water Sets, consisting of four pint jug, six tumblers, in rich floral cut- ting, and,14 inch silver plated mirror; regular price $9.00, . 5 at $4.95 SPECIALS IN ELECTRIC LAMPS One-Half Regular Prices —This Charming Lingerie At 50c to $1 Nightgowns, Envelo, ‘hemises, Combinations, Corset Covers, Drawers Every size is in the lot, every style is American Porcelain Dinner’ Sets, 107 pes.; gold lines and handles; re; ly $18.75, at Austrian China Dinner Sets 107 pes.; border designs; gold lines and handles; reg. $28.00, Theo. Haviland China Din- ner Sets, 100 pes.; decorated Charming Autumn Boots— The “Panama” at $6.50 This is only one of the many Autumn novelties in Women's Shoes now at GIM- ° BELS. The “Panama” mod- el is particularly attractive for its rather modest elab- $14.00 $22.50 new and desirable, though, as this is a maker’s surplus, there are not all sizes in every style. Nightgowns—Square or round necks— lace or embroidery trimmed. Corset Covers—Embroidery, ribbon and lace trimmed. Envelope Chemises—With full circular Drawers. Combinations—With open or closed Drawers. . . Drawers— ¥ whbroidery trimmed, Second Floor orateness, due to its simple \ but artistic contour, In Black Glace Kid with just a sugges- tion of white piping in front seam, a white silk stitching. The 2-inch Louis XV. heels add much smartness, Second Floor Blankets and Comfortables At Savings that Count Now When you need warm Bed Coverings isthe most agreeable time to make economies such as these: $7.50 and $9 Comfortables, $6.50 and $7.60 Filled with fine, fluify down and covered with best grade sateen, newest patterns and colorings; cut size 72x72 and 7: i | n ively. $6.60 Wool-Filled Comfortables, $5 | Full size, Fine nainsook coverings with %in. plain sateen | borders to match. $16.60 Wool-Filled Comfortables, $13.60 Plain satin coverings, in newest shaces; old blue, old rose, pink i od pee blue. Also plain Japanese silk coverings; fancy seroll $10 All-Wool Plaid Blankets, $8.50 Pair Extra size, 72x90 in. Fancy plaid designs in the wanted large blocks; pink, blue, tan and gray. Second Floor Library Lamps, in brass or verde finish, with art glass shades; regular price $7.00, at Adjustable Floor Reading Electric Lamps, in brass, Pompeian and mahogany finish, Solid Mahogany Table Lamps, * two lights;flat silk Empire shade; silk fringe; regularly $12.50, at Solid Mahogany Floor Elec- tric Lamps, @2 inch drum silk shades lined; silk fringe; reg. $16, This Reproduction of a Stunning Plaid Silk Afternoon Dress by Jenny—$25 The original was double and more our present sale price. It is truly amazing to see how little dif- ference there is between them for quality and posi- tively no difference for bide ; The New ‘'Gauntlet” Cuff is a conspicuous new feature, also the very full seal- loped tunic; vestee and high collar of white Georgette, steel buckle trimmings. Numerous Other Street and Afternoon Dresses at $25 Of Charmeuse, Meteor Silk and Serges—every wanted color. Greatest Variety of $35 Dresses We ver Shown Have Many are fur trimmed and feature the new very high Chin-Chin collar, Exquisite Evening Dresses at $55 to $72.60 At $55—-Quainily pretty Dresses of rich Pompadour Silk, At $69.50—Rich Fur Trimmed Panne Velvet Dresses in glorious evening shades. At $65—Lustrous Charmeuse Dresses, glistening with colored sequin bands. At $72,50—-Silk Net Dancing Frocks elaborate with silver or gold lace. ; ‘Third Floor $4.95 $7.95 $5.00 $9.85 The Upholstery Departments On the Fourth Floor, direct special attention to their large assortments of light weight inexpen- sive fabrics for Window and Door Hangings, including Madras, Nets, Etamines, Sunfast Gauze, Poplins, Shikii Rep, English Silks, ete. The Housewares Sale Offers Electric Appliances at Less In this $100,000 collection of Household Utilities, Electric Wares play a very important part, and just now they afford many economies like these: $4.50 lectric Grills, $3.75 Will toast, roast, boil and broil; complete with 6-ft. cord. $4 Electric Toasters, $3.26 Have toast rack on top; complete with cord, “3 $6 Electric Bottle Warmers, A very timely and noteworthy sale to-morrow of Novelty Serim and Lace Bed Sets with roll head piece, at $3.90, 4.50 & 6.50 Value $5.00 to 8.00 Beanvaia Velour Window Hangings in all the leading colors; cream sateen lined, at $7.50 & 9.75 pair ® feet long; Values $9.75 and 15.00 Lace Window Panels of lace and scrim combined, at $2.85, 4.25 & 6.25 Values 83.75 to 7.50 Imported Colored Madras double width; in rich Autumn tones, at 75e a yard Values 90c to $1.00 a yard $0.26 Just the things for warming baby’s milk. $3.60 ‘‘Mesco’’ Electric Irons, $2.75 5 and 6 |bs.; good heating element; fully guaranteed, Fifth Floor