The evening world. Newspaper, September 19, 1916, Page 8

RUSSIA BARRED A WEW YORK RABBI Bhi AM ee 59th to Oth Street Lex.to MAY. hate, To Facilitate Proper Handling of the Tremendous Volume of Business During Our 44th Anniversary Sale which will have its formal opening on Sept. 25th, we invite all those who wish to secure one of the beautiful Player Pianos to be offered during that sale to cal) TO-DAY or TO- MORROW, and make their selections. In that way we can promise immediate delivery and thus not disappoint many of our friends who wish to take advantage of this exceptional opportunity to secure a fully guaranteed | High Grade, Metal Tubing, 88-Note New Player Piano A $25 Vernis-Martin Gilt Music Cabinet 12 Rolls of Music of Your Own Selection A Bench, Cover and Free Delivery (ame) 350 On Terms of ‘2 a Week In perfection of workmanship and excellence of finish, this superb, new Player Piano equals instruments sold elsewhere at $500 and more, The player action is a marvel of mechanical ingenuity, containing more vital exclusive features than many of the highest priced Player Pianos. Not until you have actually seen one of these splendid Player Pianos can you have the slightest conception as to their exceptional values. Efficient and economic manufacturing facilities enable Bloom- ingdales’ to make this sensational offer, consteting of a High Grade Player Piano, a $25 Vernis-Martin Gilt Cabinet, 12 rolls of Music, a Bench, Cover and Free Delivery, Without Interest or Extras. The Entire Combination at $350 Even if you are not quite ready to purchase at this time, it will be to your advantage to secure one of these marvelous Player Pianos. Bear in mind there are only a limited number available at $350. i is Sale we will present to every purchaser NOTICE! Bu ne a Piano or a Player Piano a magnificent $25 Vernis-Martin Gilt Music Cabinet BLOOMINGDALE®’ OTH ST. 4D AVE., ‘ 44™ ANNIVERSARY SALE NAME, STREET Clip Gut and Mail This Coupon-E. W. £41 ANNIVERSARY } THE EVENING WORLD, TURBSDAY, SEPTEMBER The Evening World’s Beauty and Health Column onducted by Pauline Furlong Through This Column Min F -_ uriong Will Reply to Women headers Questions Regarding Exercise, Diet and Other Peer ciees (or the Trank Mus \ few 7 support the portant organs of | y and tor wirong and olastte in order to prop oly duties. the exer inan for the At the first sign of skin trouble appl e€sino That Patch of eruption is not meces- sarily aserious matter! Evenin severe, well-established cases of eczema, ring- worm or similar affections, Resinol lieve the itching at once and quickly overcome the trouble completely. How much more, then, can this simple, in- pel skin troubles in their earlier stages. Ointment and Resinol Soap usually re- ‘ expensive treatment be relied onto dis- | ‘9 Means of Preserving Good Health and Good Lovks. _-——-_> —_ Letters trom ALCOMOL AUBS on med to taning the rubs oe if they caused the GAS IN STOMACH Mra te tam we ne "i fical advice at ree, TO INCREASE SIZE OF ANKLE— M 1. an) Could you tell me © of dreadfully f raising exe! » will develc got fee on a w « in most any gymnasium, also help you considerably. ways read ead or do fine needle work with @ strong ght over tha left by | shoulder, ABOUT SOAP-—8. A. E, writes: “Please tell me what soap to use on tender skin and how often should it all 1 use hot or cold Use pure castile soap, if any. Do not use hot water on tender, dry skin, It would be better for you to cleanse the skin with a pure thin cleansing cream and omit the use of soap al- together, until the skin becomes less sensitt disease Comes — Disinfect NOW! Start with info thc ee Secee wear ua ATED LIME is a fectaat, deodorant, ‘powerful disia- ONLY AU 149th All Goods Serving Table, ENTRANCE -On i49 Tr STREET BRONX STORE MANN8 (2 STREET @ 3rd AVENUE Y ashor Credit Marked in Plain Figures = 10, 1016, You will facilitate the in- stallation of your telephone at your new address by notifying us as far in ad- vance as possible. In view of the large number of telephone removal orders we receive at this season of the year, it is desirable that we obtain early notice of any intended change in locction. Exquisitely New is the Fall Millinery Displayed in the Formal Opening in Le Grand Salon des Modes de Paris Which Continues Tomorrow Paris has never before sent such creations of Millinery Art as this year—Paris has swept the world from East to West, and from the Old Empire to the New Government for inspirations. autiful, fascinating, smart, but every style is that most indefinable of adjectives—charming. Big Hats with great irregular brims flaring at SHATTER angles typical of the incomparable Gains- borough—Small, brimless Hats— Hats of medium size for every age fully colored French flowers; with and type of woman, | gold and silver embroideries. Direct from the Ateliers of— Georgette, Reboux, Talbot, Odette, Lewis, Louison, Lanoin, Marie Louise, Evelyn Varon, Marie Lancet, Lucie Hamar, Carlier, Maria Guy, Made- leine, Marie et Annie, Paulette et Berthe—and the two Modistes of Modes for Matrons, Madame Vimont and Mangin-Maurice. Reproductions that are Masterpieces, $15 to $38 Line for line, material for material, trimming for trimming, the wonderful GIMBEL Copies of our Imported Models are exact. GIMBELS Medium Priced Hats, $10 Unsurpassed are the hats in this Section, hats that have all the at- mosphere of Paris, every hat is “different”—a real triumph of artistic millinery, Inspired by French Models and made by our own skilled milliners. ; Miglin. Antique velvet, lustrous satins and fur hats—hats with a single handsome ornament in relief against the rich material; plumes; beauti- q Cc. GIMBELS—Third Fi h Millinery Salons