The evening world. Newspaper, June 23, 1916, Page 9

FOR RENT AT MINIMUM RATES He Batre Charge for Ht, fee The Word may be lft Hate Trimmed Without Charge Bapert milliners will trim your hate, embodying your Ideas as aa their own valuable mi well cort to purehas om from FRIENDS HAD ALTO ‘WATING TO AD I SHLLTAN PLOT Car Sped Away at First Alarm and Death House Escape Plan Failed, with upper brim of hemp and band beaided hemp; in all desirable colors. Special Women’s dresses at $10 sometimes more. One illustrated, 20 only. Peanit Straw Hat in outing shape of $1.95 Young Women’s Dresses and Suilis_ Purchase of Young Net and Voile Dresses) -- manufacturer about to move sold us 150 of these dainty all-white tremendous price concessions -— which makes $15 and $20 Dresses Three and four of a style, atyle Sizes 16, 18 and Wide Peanit Straw Hat in outing shepe; bound and trimmed with grosgrain rib- bon; in all desirable colors. $1.95 nce Oreste one revolver ead geadthty caped from the death tous after mhooting two guarta, captured, aa nearly an tained, aniy because bie walting automomia outdde took alarm at the uproar and mriene of tha prison mtren Onn remit, aa reported, le that the etl heya will again be taken from the kejers, a@ wae the rule tp (9 Tires weeks ago, sentenced to dian next week n Fhillitant, who killed three men, te We te ow In @ padded cell, raving tke a mantes Mobody known whether ha la folening. Dantol MeCarthy, one of BROADWAY Store Hours 8.30 to 6 P. M., Including Saturday Sailor’ of fur felt, wit’s att upper Graceful Little Dancing Frock (il- lustrated) ia a particularly de- sirable model of taffeta that may be had in light blue, pink, maize, Nile green or white, at $13.50. Russian Coat Dresses of voile and smartened with striped collar and cuffs and bands at. hems, are special at $6.95. “Palm Beach” Suits, $12.50 Norfolk model coat, with pleat- ed yoke front and back. Smart tailored skirt. Illu tiated. Sizes Afternoon Dresses Sizes 14, 16, 18 and 20 yrs. Taf- feta models, $12.50, $15,$18.50 and $20. Georgette and taffeta dresses, $25 to $50. ; Net and voile and $9.75. dresses, $12.50, $15 to $25. Wash dresses of voiles and tis- su’s, $3.75, $5.75, 14, 16 and 18, Women’s Salt-W ater-Proof Satin Bathing Suits, $5 | The peer of this model is not to be had elsewhere in New York at this price today. Quality of the Satin Excellent Suit—Smart and Beautifully Made, Note its adorable little sleeves fashioned to give a glimpse of the shoulder and the clever details of smocking, small white pearl buttons with a bit of white braid between them, and a sash that defines the waistline. Slip-On Worsted Bathing Suits, $2.95, $3.95, $4.50 Popular models with either sashes or belts of contrasting color, Children’s One-Piece Knitted Bathing Suits, $1.25 to $2.95 Just the suits for little 2 to 6- | Bathing Bags, 50c to $1.95, year-olds. In several styles, one Bathing Tights, 65c to $3.75, iustrated, in white with pink, white | Satin Bloomers for bathing, ruffle with green. at knees, $2.95, GIMBELS— Third Floor | | ' cat nea ieee tease ae, me et at] OMAINING, June $8 --Disctpiine In| the wounded Ruarde, tw tm the Onain- ont © P.M fing Hing la noticeably tiehter to-day ' ning Houpital and probably wilt die, Sar ae AND 33D STRE Na of Lis ‘aw; trinined room und old t and black kid, GIMBELS —Third Floor the Coming Holidays! Special Attractions in Young Women’s and Misses’ Apparel HE individual needs and desires of almost every young woman or girl for her summer wardrobe are met in this wonderful collection of clothes for every occasion. for morning, afternoon or evening; smart sports suits, garden smocks, middies and skirts—purchased in large lots for special prices—therefore offered to you at prices proportionately low. and Pl. $10, plain, some $6.75, $8.75 white drill, GIMBELS--Third Floor Dainty Pink or White Envelope A Chemise, $1 Think of cho chemises at $1 each, Some of pink batis of pink French crepe, and some of white nainsook, with lace, and amazingly good em- broidery and beading. Nine different and alto gether charming styles in pink batiste—one with ciel blue yoke and hemstitching; one entirely new model, with hand- embroidered horseshoe done in French colors. Dainty Empire models adorned with orgendic medallions are seen in the six models of white nainsook; also a clever little strap showder effect, CGIMEELS—Second Floor Silk Gloves at 68c 2Q-clasp Gloves with 6-row beavy silk embroidered backs, accen- tuated by black centre pencil, Regularly marked 76c. 16-bution White Milanese Sille Gloves ‘correct for wear ut for- mal occasions, bridal parties, con- firmation, graduation), Regu- larly marked 85¢, GIMBELS-—Main Floor vad @ eo cargoes are cirald t prove farther for the wutlet fa Me abdomen. to Diatrian At. in halleved Mhillitant, having thrown away his clothes and not finding the he expects, wae foresd to ET WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNB 328, 1916. and Mere ‘ney tated te e Wire aereen at a ticames of tere | Hitant got) feet While & keeper eat Between Gen. | They siso ony they were both eearthed batore being adi a OUT 6 DAYS, GRANTS 1 CENT.| davy'e Verdin Amatnat sel Aeenrtation, Attes Leag Trtat, CHICAGO, dine 18.—Fhe American Medical Assoaiation wae fownd @utity of Mbelling the Chattanooga Mediating Company, manufacturera of Wine of dave Fur Storage at GIMBYLS Means “On the preminns,”* In sore lof BEL Sports tural Leghorn Hat in inush- Summer shape, with telescope crown: tailored bow, hand and edge of white $3.95 Manu scallo; eries, ing, Sizes 3 82.60 Youthful and dainty dresses Little Girls’ Dresses, Smocks, Middies & Skirts Dresses for Children-—-Long waisted, and coatee models of fancy flowered fabrics and strip- ed tissues illustrated. would be $3.95 to $5, Felt Hats of Austrian Velour or one have hemp ¢lges: all and are lined through- Special at $2.95 facturers’ Sample Empire, Russian trimmed with laces, embroid- ribbon, hemstitch- and picot edgings, 6, 8,10 and 12. One Regularly ping, $2.95 atioent. The 1,000 Children’s Smocked lain Middies 95c Norfolk, fancy and smocked models of white drill, some with with fane; collars. Sizes 6 to 18 yrs. One illustrated. Skirts to match, Pleated or gored models of One illustrated, 300 Repp Dresses in 3 Styles $2 Regularly would be $2.50 to $2.96. Cunning little dresses, one style illustrated, come rose and white. in blue, Sizes 6 to 1 Children’s Garden Smocks, $2.50. Of pink, blue or green percale in pretty styles showing preity embroidered collars, smocking at ink, yrs. e, some | pockets, jag all one’s + i backs and fronts, | The Sale eeateacs | 500 Genuine South American ‘Panama Hats at $3.00 | Unblocked—-worth $5, $8.50 and $10 Never Before Has Such in New York—It's Hard derful Values Offered. It happens to be one of countered once in a season, ancial reverses which forced him one of his finest bales of hats South--at an insignificant price. an Offer Been Made to Realize the Won- those lucky urchases en- A large importer met with fin- to close out this lot to us— all new arrivals from the This season will not see another opportunity like this offered. Come early or you will miss the greatest bargain of the year. These hats can be worn as or any shape—-or we will block t taste, at 4 moderate cost. they are--turned up, down hem to suit your individual ! GIMBELS~-Fouhth Floor @ 196K. T.C. 8. Ce AG! Kellogg’s it! The young- sters in over one million homes tag Kellogg’s Toasted Corn Flakes every morning. Mothers soon learm that children, with their fresh unspoiled palates, en- joy the toasty crispness and good flavor of Kellogg’s. Packed Waxtiie—Look for this signature. ' — a Imitations come and: gol They chi their name. | Ki hey change their ok gf A tn ra Kellozg’s—the Original Toasted Corn Flakes remain a. original as ever—light, and dain petiz ° vor with a melting crispness onthe bo ni eis tongue, “Fifteen Dollars” i\For GIMIBEL Standard Men’s Suits That Were $19.50 to $25 THE most significant fact about this clothes proposition is that these are regular GIMBEL stock suits, made by the master tailors who have made GIMBEL Clothing for the Three Big GIMBEL Organizations for years. a ae There wasn’t the slightest {dea that these fine suits would sell at $15 when they were first conceived. But, while wo could forcast the styles for Sumner 1916, and did forcast the Values we couldn't control the weather. Hence this offering: New Blue Serges New Worsteds New Mixtures Smart styles that were Standard Value at $19.59, $22.50 and $25. Beautiful fabrics such as you see in bolts ontho counters of the best merchant tailors, except that where they show half dozen selections we show a thousand different things—all good. You can have all the atyle, all the clam, all the yuin clothes satisfaction you want this summer in ile acosiat “Backward Season” $15 proposition, Also These for the Week-End Trips $5 White Flannel Men's $8.50 Genuine Palm Trousers, $3.75 Beach Suits, $3 Men's $10 S Men's Genuine Shantung : Coats at $7. Silk Suite, $19.30 — Men's $10 Tan and Gray Men’s Khaki Outing Dusters, $6.50 Trousers, $1.50 GIMBEL'S—Fourth Floor