The evening world. Newspaper, March 8, 1916, Page 9

fér CONSTIPATION experiment ‘qwith harsh purgat! hi Don't Areade, Uptown _“Marl Curzon Breaks Bibow. vbevea eee Te «f CARNIVAL ROYALTY Kedieston, Lord Privy Seal, is con- Fesidence suffering from fined to his to-date Drug. Stor 101 ror , een pn WEP oy Mall f° AML lost oF found articles ad~ vertived in The World will be listed at The World's Informa~ tig Bureau, Paliteer Building Park Row; Oftice, northwest cor= Brookiyn Of! ton St., Brooktyn, folowing the ‘There were seated the king of the carnival, Arthur Trowbridge, and the queen, Mise Annie Lee Scott, who re- viewed the pageant o1 gayly dressed dancers. The ladies in waiting, chosen from the season's debutantes, included Don’t Merely “Stop” a Stop the Thing That Causes It ry : rar the Misses Dorothea Camp, Sarah | % and the Cough Will Larkin, Ethel Potter, Martan Perry,| ® Stop Ttestt. Ethel Simmons, Mary Franoke, Isabel | / Yeomans and Marton Townsend, Lit- | SOOSHDOOSODODTHDSHHDIDSEHOHOS cveonilljnamna tle 3 Michell BERNE ee EVIE ONE! 5 cough le really one ot our bent y PS ag +,<| Among the special features of the|friends. It warns us that there is Season's Debutantes Are Ladies qxening were a spring dance by the inflammation of obstruction in «dan ‘ tattt » wie faroness Rottenthal and ‘Thomsa Al- lace. Therefore, when y in Waiting—Money Aids | jen Hector, who appeared in costumes |e "0uy Pact, Gocre io doe M ieseath representing Youth and Joy; a aolo Southern Education. dance by Adelaide Bedell, anda min. | Zouresit with « lot of drugs thet merely Wet danced by the maids of honor, | stop” the cough temporarily, by dead. with C. Maury Jones, Francia White, | ening ¢ Rerves. reat the Mardi Gras was celebrated at the| Laurence Richmond, Bonner, | cause—heal t Ritz-Carfton last night with a carni-| Rodney Wilitams, George Van Sick- | Here val ball, under the auspices of South- | Siinqiters) Weumen Sad Charien) right ot the puss and wi amas ce ern women residing in this city. Th®} ‘The programme, which was ar- than ou ever thought possible. elie Proceeds will promote industrial edu- | ranged by Thomas Allen Reotor, was| Pye @14 ounces of Pinex (0 cents’ cation among the children of the| followed by general dancing. Edward | worth) in a pint bottle and fill the bott talneste of the Hout ; Simmons Hall was in charge of the | Torth) in a pint Dotti and fit the bottle mountain uth. | Floor Committee. with plain granulated sugar syrup. This As s erected at one end of | Mrs. Algernon Sydney Sullivan i9| gives you 4 full pint of the most pleasant | the ballroom, on which was a throne. | President of the New York Auxiliary| and effective cough remedy you ever | oe | tlon Pull directions with CASTORIA “3ii2 frees Re oe Other Mai ras celebration: * avol | held in various hotels and restaurante” Pi Sees late ieemarat eee a For Infants and Children ‘in Use For Over 30 Years | New Yor! jal Association, under the aus-| bother to prepare. World’s a Dead in Prairie Fire, of absolute satisfaction, or money for 30 days GH CITY, Kan, March 8.7y¢@| promptly refunded, goes with this prep- printing of the woman was probably fat: Has Sent Her Willinery bo Gi Formal Presentation of these Hats of the Master-Modistes Thursday Friday Saturday Monday Every Paris Modiste Represented Le Cand Silo dee Hlodou dle Bas America has never seen such a display of Millinery, for Paris has never created so many Masterpieces in one season. Our impor- tations, we believe, excel any that have come to America this year. Che Lainlings in the Louvre and in the other famous Galleries of France have been the inspira- | tion for these Hats. It is obvious that they show the influence of iI the most brilliant Periods of France. iI| Your visit is cordially solicited. Gimbel Brothers Broadway and 33d Street roceed to dose | LLL LAL LAUA LULL LDAP UULT LLL LLL LL LL POOL DEEL of the Southern Industrial Educa- | used, at a cost of only 54 cents No ist for “244 ounces of Pinex,” ond don't accept anything else. A guarantee Vayne, | Always bears prairie fire which burned over part o¢/aration. The Pinex Co., Ft. W the Western Kansas was extinguished after | Ind.—Advt. Signature of one boy had died tn the flames end 099] ——————$——————— Wardrobe Wk0Vamon “trons J ces of your home wardrobe, and will carry made, 11% to 24g ineb for curtains, TAG BVENING WURLY, WHUNEBUDAY, MARUH 8, 1016, Sale Extra the FIRST Sale in Designed in the which to make your represent extraordinary Candy-striped Seco Silk Embroidered Organdie Embroidered Voile. . ... of large sizes. Specially Priced—yard..... Duchesse satin, taffeta, peau de soie, satin de chine, self poplins, and others, all in wide widths. Plain and Novelty Tussah Silk motor wear, etc.; 36 inches wide. White Washable Corduroy fine cord. 42 inches wide, yi., 48¢. 50 inches wide, yii., 68¢ ‘They have all the important convenien- Fight to Ten garments for women or Six suits for men, keeping them in good con- dition, free of travel wrinkles, The hangers are so arranged that any garment can be taken out in an instant without disarranging the others. Five drawers provide ample space for Hats, Shoes, Undergarments and traveling ne- Each Trunk is guaranteed for GIMBEL Subway Store, Balcony 12c Linen Cluny Laces, yard..... 8c Edges and Insertions; machine scarfs and doylies. 50c to $1 Shadow Lace Flouncings, 38c and 560c yd. Cream and white, 11 to 24 ins. wide GIMBEL Subway Store, Balcony Size Rft. 3x 10 ft. 6 in 8 ft. 3x 10 ft. 6in 4ft.6in. x 6ft. 6in Beautiful designs “Halma” Sewing Machines—Special, $12.50 Size Oft. x12 ft, O ft. x12 ft Closely wover they have a smooth, h GIMBEL Subway Store, Balcony IBROADWAY AND 33D Lingerie Blouses, Copies of Expensive Models THis is an important Sale, because it is SHOP in theGIMBEL Subway, Lower Floor All These Blouses Have Been and there are dozens of smart styles from Here Are the Materials: Solid Satin-striped Voile......... Voiles in White, Flesh, Peach and Copenhagen blue, with or-| gandie collars and cuffs....... Voile and Organdie combinations Voiles with broad corded stripes. | AN Innumerable styles of collare; M ves; all sizes, and plenty GIMBEL Subwey Store, Lower Floor Popular Black Silks $1 -figured eropes, Natural color, serviceable for Summer dresses, waists, | 68e For sport coats, skirts and other garments, 36 inches wide; | GIMBEL Subway Store, Balcony Black-and-White Shepherd Checks will be greatly in demand this Spring. Other Shepherd Checks, 48c, 68c, 76c & 85c Yd. 56 inches wide, yd., 760. 66 inches wide, yd., GIMBEL Subway Store, Balcony $15 Room, Dining or Bed Rooms. Seamless Velvet Rugs in one piece Tapestry Brussels Rugs Size Regularly Bale A complete vo: | 9 ft. x 12ft $19.50 $16.50 of atrachmante ta | ft. x 12 ft $19.50 ‘nel ft. x 12 ft $11.75 Kft Bin. x10 ft. 6 in $13.75 8 ft Bin. x 10 ft. 6 in $12.50 $2 Down and $1 Weekly | f/) i i7,.x 10%" W880 No extra charges of any kind Wit x9 ft $6.25 on etn. OE Wali Aan ye These Rugs are in Oriental and neat allover designs; dust, and are noted for their wearing qualities, ordinary! our NEW BLOUSE Newest Ideas selection. value. They all Several new Yard AND-WHITE cygne satin or Black-and-White 938¢ 14 to 44. Shepherd Checks Yard 36 Inches Wide—-Good Quality embroidered Joffre Blue, Tan, Black and Wash are in vogue Floor Coverings at Big Savings $23.50 and $25.50 Axminster Rugs (9x12-ft.), $18.50 and $21.50 A choice selection of Oriental, medallion and neat all-over designs. $30 Seamless Axminster One piece; beautiful soft tones in Chinese and Persian effects. owing to slight defects that are hardly noticeable Axminster Rugs * Regularly Bale oes $21 $17.50 50 $18.60 $6.26 and colors, suitable for Living Regularly Bale $18 $14.75 $22.75 $18.75 all wool, very durable hard surface that will not hold the STREE Women’s&Misses’ New Spring Suits $17.50 flare and belted effects. WOOL POPLIN in the new_ Sprin; shades; also black, VELOU CHECKS in several color com- binations. Onemodel, of BLACK- CHECKS, is lined with peau de Women’s and Misses’ Dresses for street and after- noon wear, Taffetas and Crepe de Chines; several models with sleeves of Georgette crepe. An- other model has gold thread Brown and Black, sizes 14 °*~ $12.75 Women’s and Misses’ Spring Coates for street and sport wear in Tweeds, Mixtures, Plaids and Poplins, showin; Remnants of 12'4c to 35c From our Second Floor Section. his season, ce) Going! Women’s $3.50 to $4 Boots I | $1.96 pate Patent leather and gunmet- al calf, in lace > and button styles; cloth or dull tops; all sizes in the lot, but not in every style. $1.96 Tan Russia Calf Button Boots, patr- $1.45 These women’s shoes weremade tosellat $3.60 and $4 pair. Good- year welted soles. Sizes up to 5. GIMBEL Subway Balcony Petticoats, Special at’ $1 Fine cotton Dresden Petticoats; pleated flounce wit as ruffle; also full circular pleated flounee with ruche; colors are Blue, Pink and Lavender; floral design on black / ground, GIMBEL Subwey Lower Floer Cottage Scrim $1 Curtains, Pair 95¢ Trimmed with neat roth | sertion, with er without ance. Cluny Lace Ourtetns with leca, ee ee Cretonne, 180 yd.,in new flower and stripe designs, assorted colors, h Oretonne, 180 ote for making slip lane fee es furniture. Matting Oovered Utility hnag Bamboo trimmed, Ay —J GIMBEL Subway Lower Fleer styles in_smart SHEPHERD faney silk, sizes waist, Navy, Rose, Green, the new belted or flare effects, Navy, ixtures, sizes 14 to 44— $5.95 to $12.75 GIMBEL Subway Store, Lower Fleer Goods, 10c ana 18c ¥4. Many different weaves and colors that BLL Subway Store, Balcony Rugs (9x12-ft.), $23.75 These Rugs are classed as ‘‘Seconds,” Wilton Carpet Samples . vee. 21.08 Willow Grass Rugs Size Regularly Sale PTAs x Oh thes cisnrsness Perrys“ 660 36 in. x 72 in $1.60 98 4 ft. Gin. x7 ft. 6in ; $2.85 91.76 Small Axminster Rugs Size Regularly Sale 18 in, x 36 in oe $1.25 2 22 in. x 36 in : $1.55 $1.20 n, x S2in $1.96 $1.00 x B4in $2.50 $1.96 2x65 in AAG $3.75 $3 Small Velvet Rugs Size Regularly Sale 27 in. x 64 in... 30 91.10 86 in. x 72 tn. 50 42.15 Linoleums Reduced 95e Inlaid Linoleum, aq. yd... . 60c Printed Linoleum, sq. yd. 40c Process Linoleum, sq. yd. See A variety of splendid patterns. Some are slightly imperfect, but not noticeably so; neither appearance nor serviceability is affected.