The evening world. Newspaper, October 19, 1915, Page 11

TRS BYSHiae WORLD, TUBSDAY, OUTOBER 19, 1916. ot encase ne Meret was thet be bed Suet . NEUTRAL BURLESQUERS | teovure was ie waretert dancine SKETO | “Penta” @he hee been Benked ae 6 bef! the Comminsionar ond war berry iN PaTRioTIC a cpomal etireetion for the aetiee week lhe te the garage te Bnish wort fo AT THE OLYMPIC. | —_ Che tay Pyne aatd be wignntiod the ee ee, ee ee Manes” epened ine) wight a! the Thesire on Four ieenth Miron ounr Wee leeed be he ceperly The feoture thet pleeerd (be aud) one mart wee The Worth of & he HOR,” 0 POET eth ohetok Béwerd fobnees and Hen Hemel! Were at thelr bee! and had (he pelrone from the rise te the tall of the curtain The feminine end of the PerPormance @ very well prev ided by Jeametio Buckiey Menice Redmond ont the Lawrence sisters =A good WITH A COMEDY BILL, warning” Le Hoy past the fine thie week oF Pheetee Prectors FU Avenue Kener end Holue appeared edy oe, “Tee and they bad the trom ont neht © Nete from Brasil re moe re te with their good make the will o> - “ GITY CHAUFFEUR PAYS $50 FINE FOR SPEEDING “4 vr 265 Avenue A, chauffeur for Commis. joner of Charities tine ite entire pare warm weter aud remoy oe waste which is such t le Neture’s own eure for Constipario, lo now, being used by over $09,008 Aimericans with great success, The “J, B. ‘ascede” ie ney all Riker thirty wiles an hour down First Ave nue, He said the car veered to the right aud left, dodwing vehicles and @2d point to speedy endanger ife along the avenue when all else has failed. y | from Fitt: ‘onth Street to Twenty- | ’ Use RYZON exactly as you have used any good baking powder—no more. Some good cooks tell us they get better results by using a little less of RYZON because it is a sesdir of higher efficiency. The RYZON label calls for /eve/ teaspoon- fuls, because ‘‘heaping”’ and ‘‘rounded’’ are very uncertain quantities. Careful cooks everywhere are adopting the more exact method, and the best cookbooks nowadays call for /eve/ spoonfuls. But if you prefer to use the ‘“‘heaping”’ spoon- ful, then measure RYZON just as you have always measured baking powder and use the same quantity. You will find your baking to have a new lightness—better than ever. Your grocer has RYZON in quarter, half and ound tins, 10c, 18c and 35c. 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Soft, smooth - : - - druff a hot fitting kidskin, of midnight blue, buttoned ivtorcyole Patrolman mon tosti- . fed vaters Manntesta Murphy in the | bath with Cu- ciate eed Gon pg Nand buttons; F | Yorkville Court to-day that on Sun- A Louis . heels. \ sap aherncoh Jéeuph's: ka Rev of He | ticura Soap fol- the and A ver heel clowel; Louls XV. heels; colors are facturers have brought us a wonderful showin, colors and effects of the season, for Trouville plaid coats. flounces. Plait are | coats. much desired just now. |able and fancy effects.| the new plaids. «“Busiest Store in Greater New York” Great Success of the GIMBEL 5th Birthday Sales Wonderful crowds of pleased shoppers daily Each special sale an event of utmost interest, an occasion that means something to the customer In the matter of quantity, quality and variety of +: aaa these 6th Birthday Sales are incom- New goods are constantly arriving, and the receiving and marking rooms present scenes of un- precedented activity Come, you will find these Sales extraordinarily interesting and helpful. GIMBEL BROTHERS Present to New York's Smart Women Their Latest Footwear Innovation The “Blue Paradise” Boot, $8 An Unusual Value, Satin Evening Slippers, ry pretty $3.50 +yet a luck, White, Pink and Blue = Second Floor Notice Extraordinary! Silk Jersey Top Petticoats With Satinette Flounce Special purchases from a number of the best manu- in dainty nd attractive Autumn styles in the most modish fabrics, Others are: $2.95 $3.95 te |for taffeta, messaline | for hand - smocked tailored | and silk jersey top petti- ticouts, chiffon taf- Plain, change-| feta, also mesealine, in $1.45 Full The New Crinoline Petticoats, $9.50. Crepe de Chine Petticoats, $2.95 and $4.95. Fur Trimmed Petticoats, $5.95 & $12.50. Crepe de Chine and Wool Bloomers and Trouserettes, $1.95 to $5.95. Extraordinary Negligees at $3.95 Crepe de Chine Negligees Albatross Negligecs Corduroy Rest Robes idered Mandarin Coats Main and Second Floors 1915 Model [NNOVATION Wardrobe Trunks, $15 Elaborately Hand-Em At GIMBELS only can you obtain these internationally famous trunks at less than the fixed regular prices. They are strong attractions as “Fifth-Birthday’ Sale values. The Five Best Styles of INNOVATION Wardrobe Trunks Are Underpriced. Regulation size with 6 arms and hangers at $15. Full size styles, with 10 arms and hangers, styles for men women, at $17.50, $28.50, $35, $39.50 The higher priced styles have the new strapping designs. Dress and Steamer Trunks, $10 and $12.50 A specially priced group of fine, high-grade trunks. Fifth Floor Victrola IX. Outfit, $70.50 The latest improved type Vic- trola IX. in mahogany, golden oak or fumed oak, $50; a hand- some cabinet to match, $17.50, and four double-face 10-inch rec- ords, $3. Total $70.50. $4 will put it into your home. $4 monthly will pay for it easily No extras. Certainly those who have hesitated about having a Victrola because it takes $70 or 80 to buy it have no reason to deprive themselves of its welcome ’ presence. Eighth Floor Outfit $70.50. ———————— The Victrola IV. Outfit Is Only $26 $1 Cash and $1 a Week— No Extras, Latest model Victrol y. in oak, 16; cabinet te match, h double-face rec \d for full information by mailing th's coupon. Subway Store, GIMBEL BROTHERS-— Without obligation on my part please send me full details of your Vic- troja outfits on the Ciub Pian. jaloony THE NEW YCRK WORLD SETS THE PACE! The WORLD sells 100,000 copies more in New York City each weekday than any other morning newspaper, ) sippe built in a well fitting high arch that huge ‘ords perfect freedom to the toes; hand turned soles, La Bonenade des oilelles Every woman owes it to herself to see this notable display. If you have seen it once come again and bring {rends, ae nowhere in America or the world ean be found collectively such o magni t ra Parte original coe splendor tumes, latest French Millinery, newest accessories of Dress. ‘oall this he been added Choicest American Originals By Best Known American Dressmakers ‘The identical models that were displayed at C: he Hall by the International Fash- ton Show Association when they presented « Fashion Extravaganza entitled “Yesterday or To-morrow.” Both French and American Costumes Exhibited Daily on Eighth Floor At 10.30 A. M. to 12M At 1.30 P.M. to3 P. M. Righth Floor $1.10 Satin Messaline, 85c yd. Width 35 inches. In white, pink and a full assortment of the most wanted light and dark shades. A fabric with an exquisite satin surface and a softly draping quality. One of the most etn values in our great Autumn Silk Sale, now in progress, and offering everything needed in silks, chiffons, velvets, velveteens, etc., at most at- Becond Floor tractive prices, $305 “Sheraton” Mahogany Dining Room Suits, $233.50 "<2 a3 © tee Zz Best $5 Blankets and Comfortables you ever saw in a sale, In fact, their fair regular values are $6.75. The $1.76 difference is a “Fifth-Birthday” concession to you. Blankets are woolen plaids, in handsome block patterns, size 68 x80, $6. Comforters are pure wool filled, covered with figured nain- wook, full size, $5. Floor Damask Table Cloths Under Price Alklinen, fully bleached, satin finish damask. $2.25 $3.75 $3.50 Vor the 10x10 Wor the Tox88 Wor the T0x108 Dalal a Nupkins to match, in the 22x22 inch size, are (dozen) $3. Direct from Belfast. Newgand attractive designs. Fine Bleached Huck Towels at (doz.) $3 Neutly hemmed or hemstitched, Greek key borders, Size 19x46 inches. Full-Bleached Large Turkish Towels (dog.) $3 spongy, heavy and ubsorbent, with neatly hemmed ends and corded borders. Second Floor “Mesco” Electric Irons, $2.15 Weight, 8 pounds—suitable for «mall jieces. Direct or alternating current. Somplete, ready for use. The Electric Table Grill at $4.60 Will roast, toast, boil or broil. Com- plete with cord and plug. ‘Demonstrations -Of the “Frantz Premier” Electric Vacuum Cleaner, $25. With com- plete set of attachments, $82.60. —Of the new “Lux” electric bulbs; showing how to save current and the money it costs. Floor 1,300 Pillows Reduced Made of materials specially purchased at low prices, and made up under our own supervision, . 86c Silk-fions-filled 22-inch c jons, 66c Covered with good quality imported and domestic cretonnes, Ten-piece Inlaid lines. Chairs with dark green leather seats, Dining Table, 48 inches, 9371 Ten-Piece Dining Room Builtes, with twisted design; Jacobean oak, at ther. 9365 Four-Piece Dining Room Suites, cane panel de- design, in Jacobean oak, at $182.60. Ten-Piece Dinin hom Suites, in Jacobean oa sents covered {n brown Spanish leather, at $266, 9368 Nine-Piece Dining Room Suites, of Adam ma- hogany; extension table 60 inches, at $244, Two Thousand Small Wilton Rugs at Great Savings In selected Oriental patterns. $4.25 to $6.60 Rugs, $2.95 to $3.75 Size 27x64 inches. $7 to $10 Rugs, $5 and $5.75 Size 26x63 inches. $4.75 and $6.25 Rugs, $3 and $4.50 Size 36x36 inches. Axminster Hall Rugs Reduced 6 Adam Four-Piece Din- of fumed mis- 988 Dining pieces, in mabogany, rush seats, at . $126 Sideboards, in Colonial mal at $85. oards, in twisted model, 980 Wes. s — Floor 90 18x24-inch Velour Pillows, 76c from $8.50 from $11.26 Filled with excellent quality silk floss. $6.25 224 ing, x 15 feet. $7.75 Size 8x16 feet. $2.60 Rich Velour Pillows for $1.60 Sixth Floor 4 ‘Size 24x24 inches, made of fine fabrics, retailing at $2 to $3.50 a yard, and filled with silk flons, The Upholstery Section Shows a very large assortment of Pillows, Pillow Covers, Table Run- ners, Scarfs of Velour, of felt with leather applique, of all leather, and of tinselled leather. Very moderate prices, Sixth Floor Rubber Goods and Sundries An Important “Fifth Birthday” Event 2,000 Hot Water Botties and Fountain Syringes—size No. 2, fresh, new perfect merchandise Of red rubber, regularly $1.20, special $1 $108 Sixty-Piece Bohemian Glass Crystal Sets at $57.50 Beautiful crystal, with a wide encrusted border as shown. Twelve pieces each of goblets, saucer cham- pagne glasses, cocktail, champagne, wine and cordial glasses. $27.60 English Porcelain Dinner Sets, $16.75 Just arrived. Complete for 12 persons. All pieces gilt. $75 French China Dinner Sets, $42.50 1a new Theo. Haviland patterns in several colors. Rich borders. $40 English Porcelain Dinner Set, Colonial shape, complete with 60-piece domestic Crystal Set, $27.60. One hundred pieces, All handles mat coin gold. Open stock, Fine Japanese China Much Reduced Rich Oriental colorings and beautiful shapes. Full mat coin gold handles, ie Celery Sets for $1. whive rubber, regularly 900, Gage 50c. $2.6) Semloh Syringes, 92. Infante’ $8c syringes, 186. Rubber Sheet! hoavy grede. ing—a superior and Red Rub) lo r. Rubber Cruteh Tips, each 1.10 Rath Sprays at @6c, Bo Bath Spraye at $00. 0c Medicinal Atomizers Mall Ordere Main Floor and @ubway $1.60 Bate Spout Irrigator 106. $1.95 Chocolate Sets, $1. $1 Mayonnaise Bowls and Plates, 350, Fifth Floor Nut Seta for 600, 560 Sugar and Cream Sets, 61,76,