The evening world. Newspaper, October 14, 1915, Page 13

and Your Eyes ~ 49.0 very real and important connection Eye- . health demands, first of all, good light; and ~ good light begins with a good gas mantle. Why be contented with less than the best for 1 is your eyes? Ask tor the genuine “SHIELD oF QUALITY” fe, Gas Mantles Ss >> rove’ Now 15c RS For Upright and Inverted Gas Lights Awarded Grand Prize, Highest Honor Panema-Pacitic International Exposition 100 Points Excellent. FOR SALE BY Gas Company and Dealers in are you ready tobe in the moving picture producing business? — OVIES makemoney forothers —and you, too, can participate in profits that are being made. The success of any film producing company depends largely upon the ability of the directors who produce the fms — plus THE RIGHT DISTRIBUTING FACILITIES, Captain Harry Lambart Rich G. Hollaman Vice-President of the Company, who is the father of the film isone of the best known producers exhibiting industry in this coun- of remarkable and money-making try, is on the executive com- films in the world, He is in full mittee—-and co-operates with charge of all productions for Captain Lambart in all produc. MIRROR FILMS, INC tions. With these two leaders aided by the best manager of film distribution known to the trade, the management of the PROFIT-MAKING END of the Company is in the hands of the best and most successful talent obtainable, . —that's one reason why we can say:— pon O own shares in this Company which we believe will be a big factor in this money-making industry The shares of 7% cumulative preferred stock are $5.00 each, and with every share of preferred stock that you buy you will get one share of common treasury stock until such time asa limited amount has beén sold. Consider the thousands of movie theatres through- out this country that show from 10 to 50 different films a week—and must show new ones EVERY week—then you must realize that there is big de- mand for GOOD films. This market is ever increasing—the demand for higher class productions featuring Broadway stars, famous men, and startling episodes is increasing every day—there is going to be MORE money made in the movie film producing business in the next ten years than ever before —and this great ti luptry isnow the 5th biggest in the country—this SURELY IS your opportunity to participate in some ol these profits, You may as well be one of those who, five years from now, will be very glad that they read this advertisement and in- vestigated what MIRROR FILMS offer. If you subscribe within a limited’ time for 5 or more shares in MIRROR FILMS, INC. at $5 Per Share (7% cumulative preferred), Rhy will receive with each ¢ of PREFE! stock purchased a share of our common treasury stock. Our BOARD OF DIRECTORS, including many eminent men, would not be interested in this Company unless they believed in its successful future, Write for complete facta—-write to-day, (uioiticr, Open) ROR FILMS inc. 16 EAST 42 ND STREET Phones (Mia tae Colfer B Menme NS Capt. Harry Lambart, Ist Vice-Pres. and Director General. Frank S. Hastings, Paserve No, t—(C) be drstS fei Weile To Da PY ) this Mantle has 1000 sheets to the volt ACKER, MERRALL & CONDIT ''" Scere Hoquenet Pak oo printed on the label. That's Will Blaze With Red Fire a definite quantity guarantee. COMPANY | snd Bands Will Play It's easy to make sheets look as large as 1000 sheets . —that’s the kind you usually Elm City get at bargain sales of &, 10 i or 12 rolls for a quarter. “Ws the Counted Shanty = C ib. ScotTissue is soft, white and’ absorbent. 10c a roll, Delicious Boneless Breakfast | Sani-Tiseue Toilet P Satistaction at s tempting price | balsam trearment mak clothlike, 2500 sheets | ' of 3 rolls, 25¢, Ask your dealer, th c STORES ' es Vou hoy to Dulles, ran ¥ Leman, William La Boumenade des bcilelteso Enriched by the Addition of Many of the Superb Costumes Displayed Recently at the Tuternational Fashion Show “Yesterday or Tomorrow’ At Carnegie Hall Creations so exquisite that they would startle Paris by their very magnificence. GIMBELS Had First Choice in selecting these stunning costumes. The International Fashion Show was one of the most captivating and spectacular exhibitions of American Fash- ions ever known, and a regular first-class theatre admission was charged. We will not charge an admission, but will stage the best and most gor- geous of the Suits, Dresses, Wraps and other accessories of dress exactly as seen at the International Fashion Show. Of course, we will have the tiny Gnome, who will precede the ap- pearance of the mannequins, and rep- resent the Spirit of All Fashions, past and present, The Spirit of All Fashions is literally true at GIMBELS as not only the “Last Word” in American but Paris Fashions dominate the display. The Mannequins Will Wear the Costumes lt 10.30 A. M. to 12 M. At 1.30t0 3 P.M. Eighth Floor OES ca Globe OIMBEL BAOTAKNG broadway and 33¢ Gtree® Sew fork, 3.¥s dentiesen: The Brassiere Garment Shield Introduce: " not #0 Io: ago at $1.00. Now selling regularly at GIMBEL® at 50¢. Special tomorrow “ 80c Excellent quality, washable mat. erlal with double covered rubber shield. Notion Dept., Main Floor TOYS—Very Special rfal things ¢ prepared MACKINAW—The Winter Coat for Well Dressed Boys At GIMBELS—$6.50—Special Fine plaid Mackinaw cloth, the new colorings; belted or plain, with patch or regular slash pockets and the big combinavion pockets for school books; plaited or plain backs and cuffs; sizes 7 to 17 years. Boys’ $7.50 Knickerbocker Suits, $4.75. Sizes 7 to 18 years. Navy blue ana mixtures; stripes, overplaids and mixtures, in browns, grays and blue; also fine blue unfin: ished worsted. Coats all lined throughout with alpaca; knicker- bockers lined. Boys’ Winter Suits and Overcoats te $5 Visible Typewriters for $2.95 Suits with extra knickerbock- ers; made of smart new fabrics, in mixtures and plain colorings; mod- els are plaited and plain tront with patch pockets; sizes 7 to 18 years. Overcoats models for boys 3 to 18 years, Suits at $5 to $16.50 Overcoats at $5 to $20. Fourth Floor of 60c and 65c Games of ‘‘Parcheesi,'’ 25¢ pies of the Amert- ; produced abroad W NO MOKE. Hence the "Children's $2.50 Oak Rockers, $1 ‘GIMBEL Toe-Ease Shoes ra e and comfortahle, with saddle All part screwed ands bolted tra strength ‘ Fourth Floor Best for Children “'Toe-Ease”’ Shoes are smart and youthful in appearance as WALL PAPERS well as seientifie in construction, That's what makes GIMBEL Priced to Be Closed Out aus a shoes for children DIFFERENT and BETTER. — The last is | 8¢ Roll” Si niin’ Mine Sere made to allow the correct development of children’s feet. ecte, and fabrics for a eiying Gir!s' Shoes, of tan Russia calf, patent colt and gun metal, in lece and 12! sc Roll, plain” two ffecta and i 18¢ Roll |!" ath Fitters, with special knowledge of fitting children’s shoes, will give you] siripos in pink, blue. Ww 4 leare courteous and patient attention, Second Floor colorings Sixth Floor | we tee Durbee ane Rome 7 00 make O Nearly Six Million Dollars’ Worth of Goods in These GIMBEL “5th-Birthday Sales” Over $250,000 Worth Arrived Within the Past 10 Days cat, Chere oe Te © nae ‘ EARS AGO @linet every mother ber child mam VORLO of laudanun pte ae dnags wl x” and PEW Dit will protese Mi’ sukke th NO Wanine ‘are the } i on s Women’s $1.50 Gloves 95c Pair They possess style, quality and value. Any one of these three merits is a sufficient attraction in itself; all three at once make this offer remarkable. Women's Pique Glace Glovea— one-clusp atyle, the backs heavily embroidered in self or contrasting color, Black, white, tan, Another great special- Women's 12-Button Duplex Washable Fabric Gloves, heavy, werviceable, good-looking. White, pongee and gray. $1 58c grade, at Main Floor Women’s75c Hand Embroidered Organdie Neckwear, 50c Several different. styles of Vestees and Collar and Cuff Sets. Rolling and flat collars but all opening at the front and edged with lace or pleatings for a trimming. A few Net Vestees are in the lot. Ostrich Feather Boas, $3 The 27-inch length so much in favor how, A good assortment of colors, including navy blue, and purfle, also black and white, Large white silk taesels give an effective finish, Main Floor Women’s $1.50 Lingerie, $1 Nightgowns! Petticoats! Of very fine nainsook and exceedingly fine laces, embroideries and ribbon trimmings. Nightgowns—Four Styles. One with Empire yoke of alternating bancs of lace and embroidery. Second style is tucked at back and front with ribbon-run eyelet, finishiny with ribbon bow at front. Third style hes square neck outlined wit broad bands of shadow lace inset with bands of embroidery over shoulder. Lace Flounced Petticoats. Only one style, but a remarkuble offering. The wide lace flounce is cut in panels and inset with motifs of embroidery. &econd Flocr $2.50 Camel’s Hair 56-inch Zibelineat,yd. *L.eD Highly finished and shown in tones of gray, purple, green, wine and navy blue, $1.60 All-Wool Chevict, yd.; 85c Width, 54 inches. Winter weight. In two wanted shades of navy blue. $4 Imported Poau de Souris, yd., $2.25 Width, 54 inches, Thoroughly sponges anc shrunk. Correct weight for tailored suits and coats. In Africen brown, navy blue ond blech. Second Floor Wide Width Black Silks, $1 Yd. A Headliner from the Great Sale of Silks Incluced are such desirat le weaves as Taffeta Mesaaline Moire Velour Armure, Peau de Soie Satin Duchesse Peau de Cygne Klc,, ete, $2 Satin Charmeuse, a yard, $1.25 Double width, in white, ivory, pink, and a complete assor(ment of street and evening shades, as well as black. Second Floor $40 “Domestic” Cabinet Sewing Machines, $30 But You Must Be Prompt! The wonderful 191/ model, sewing machine m handsome piece of furniture be an artistic ornament oven in the best room, A complete set of newest attachments Guarante or 5 years h {BEL BROTHERS and the mv we. Machine mado, New York. Tifth Floor See how exsy it is to have the be Vree in n Greater ustion at hom