The evening world. Newspaper, June 4, 1919, Page 12

ke play Sante: ul lor the rth Am teams in the next championship it is now under considera- Kenton i Ne aporied The Great Corn Loosener of the Age. ‘ Never Fails. Painless. ) “Bere Drops of ‘Gets-1t'—That’s Ali” MOr,| Crotona Park | heno: THROUGH BRONK BY A SAVAGE 0c Attacks Boy, Man and Little Girl in Crotona Park Sec- tion—Shot by Policeman, A big black and white bull terrier which bore all the outward signs of rabies charged through Crotona Park and surrounding #trects in the Bronx to-day, attacked three persons—a boy, « man and a little girt—and terrorized thousands of persons for an hour before policemen cornered and shot him at 1724 Street and Third Avenue, The dog belonged! to Mrs. Emma Cook of No, $820 Park Avenue, who says she had him chained up in 6 back yard. He broke the chain, jumped the fence and ran away about 9 o'clock this morning. ‘The dog first attacked Bernard Adler, eleven years old of No. 3814 Third Avenue, at 13lst Street and Third Avenue. The boy was knocked down and the dog bit him in the right and left legs and was attack- ing him further when men came to the rescue. Then the dog ran into where he bit John velit, | Shanahan of No. 2542 Hughes Avenue, @ park laborer. Later the dog at- or | tacked six-year-old Isabella Glovan- elli, of No. 1521 Fulton Avenue, but sit her clothing protected her and she Ae ig op pee ease escaped with a slight scratch, rh The three victims of the dog were) * treated at the Health Department Station at Third Avenue and St Paul's Place, The carcass of the dog, which was shot by Policeman Ohm, was sent to the Health Department for examination to determine if he was suffering from rabies. p hchanteanl FOREIGN DOCTORS HERE. Distinguished physicians and surgeons representing the governments of Eng: land, France, Belgium, Cuba, Japan, Greece, Peru, Argentina, Sweden and Norway attended complimentary clinics Cy ives of the visiting medical practitioners will attend a thea- |tre party this afternoon. phys ne Will give « inner in their t the Hotel Commodore to-mor- row night The European doctots will attend the oto inven’ of medical 9 ALL THE YEAR ROUND FAMILY MEDICINE | | If you are losing weight, are thin, pale and run down —you are in danger. ather John’s Medicine will build * new and strength for you. It is an all-the- year-round toni flesh-builder and people gain steadily while taking this wholesome food medicine. If you want to gain weight begin taking Father John’s Medicine rig | It is safe for chi too, be- cause it does not contain alcohol. Begin taking it today and see how you gain in weight and health. It is eed free from aleohol or rugs in any form.—Advt. | Men's Suits 6:25] Men'sPants 1°), Best Values in the City atthe Opening Sale of United Clothing Stores 80 3rd Ave. ~CAKE=~-Good! Made at. Home in a Few Minutes , Self Raisin Flour’ DNRSDAY Fur Repairing and Remodeling Estimates free, special low Summer rates now. Gimbel Fur Storage Vaults on the Premises. Cold, dry air storage. Guarantee ag loss or damage. A postal or telephone call (Knickerbocker 5100--Extension 34) brings our auto, “Furriers Since 1842.” “FOR OTHER GIMBEL BROTHERS NEWS PAGE 9 Electric Fans, $3.95 Cost lc to Operate 6 Hours, Standard six-inch fan, operating on alter- aating or direct current. Other fans, $4.95 to $85.00 GIMBELS—Fifth Floor. Wh Ever Heard of a Sale o Dress Velveteens in June? A remarkable purchase of the product of one of the leading’ mills at a special price concession enables us to offer such an extraordinary value. We were fortunate in securing most of this season’s popular colors. this opportunity and save considerably, as no wardrobe will be complete next fall without a frock of this rich, deep pile costume velveteen. 2,000 Yards of a Rich, Deep Pile Costume Velveteen 27 inches wide---Next Fall Price Will. Be $3 or More The colors are Gray, Taupe, Copenhagen Blue, Light Navy. Ginghams and Voiles 38c yard A new shipment of ginghams and voiles, the two leading fabrics for summer dresses. he ginghams are 32 inches wide in a wide range of colorings and plaids. The voiles come in a range of pretty printed effects, street and evening colors. We) rg oo for summer wear, they make up so dainty, and are very cool. 38 inches wide. Imported Scotch Ginghams, 75c yard Woven plaids, overplaids and broken plaids, checks and broken checks and plain colors. GIMBELS WASH GOODS SECTION—Second Floor ———————— Beautifully Patterned Georgette Crepe Summer “Casaques” iF \w A Sale R at $5.95 The Values Are Most The Georgette Crepe is in flowers, blocks, conventional scrolls— patterns that copy silks and French fabrics—gombined with plain color Georgette crepe and fashioned in the new-vogue manner illustrated GIMBELS BLOUSE SALON—Third Floor 91.95 GIMBELS SILK SECTION—Second Floor Per Yard We’re Proud of Our Artist - Patrons Because their patronage is so evidently a compli- ment to the quality of mate- rials we sell and to our prices. Artists’ Smocks, blue and tan, $2.35 Sketching Easels, $1.25, $1.75 to $7.25 Artists’ Umbrellas, $4.95, $5.95 Water Color Papers, Te, 21¢, 36¢ each Double Tubes, assorted Oil Colors, 13 each W. & N. Water Colors, 4c to 95 Red Sable Water Color Brushes, Oc to 84e GIMBELS-—Sixth Floor _ Record Linen Values Heavy Hemmed Huck Face Towels, 6 for $1.50 Deep blue borders; generous size. Turkish Bath Towels $2.40, $3.00, $4.20 a doz. All at very special prices. Pure Irish Linen Cream Damask, $1.50 a yd. Heavy weight; several attractive floral designs; 70 inches wide. Pure Irish Ramie and French Finish Dress Linen 65c, $1.00, $1.25 a yd Oyster and ivory white, GIMBELS—-Second Floor Take advantage now of ress or a Dark Navy, Forest een, ine, Prune and Brown. Great June Sale of New Printed Summer Weight Bed Spreads 72x90 in., $2.25 81x99 in., $2.65 Cool, dainty, with pink or blue posies scattered over their snowy surfaces—what could be lovelier for your summer home? And tomorrow you may have them at a price concession which a fortunate purchase has brought us—and you. The printing is done on a high grade of standard sheeting. Other Splendid Values in Bedcoverings Hemstitched Bleached Bed Sheets 81x90 in., $1.80 ea. 81x99 in., $1.95 ea. Standard grade of durable sheeting; sizes indicated are those before hemming. ! Hemstitched Pillow Cases, 45x36 in., 48¢ ea. Pillow Cases match above Sheets GIMBELS BEDCOVERINGS SECTION—Second Floor —_—_——————— — HER Graduation Gift 4 A Gimbel Wrist Watch $16.00 to $275.00 The Gimbel Watch Shop suggests “First Aid” to seekers for Gifts tbat will worthily commemorate the many occa- sions of June. For instance An Octagon Wrist Watch, $19.00 Comes in a 20-year gold-filled, plain polished case and has a 7-jewel lever movement—guaranteed. Same model, engraved, $20.00. GIMBELS JEWELRY SECTION—Main Floor Now---The Gimbel June Millinery Fete---With The Summer Hat Modes of the Hour, at Savings Scores of Styles---For Every Woman, For Ever, At $1.95—Toyo Panama Dress Shapes. At $2.95, Costume, For Every Occasion 95, $4.75—Banded Sailors, Black, Navy At $2.95, $3.95, $5—Navy Blue Straw Dress Shapes. At $3.95—Japanese Panama Hats, Ready for Wear. At $3.95—Milan Hemp Dress Shapes in Pastel Colors. At $3.95—Combination Lisere and Tuscan Straw Dress Shapes. At $3.95—Basket Weave Flats in Summer Colors. and Colors. At $2.95—Rough Straw Braid Mushroom Hats. At $5—Novelty Yedda Straw Flats. At $5—Navy Blue Georgette Crepe Hats, Untrimmed. At $6.95 to $12.75—Hindu Turbans in Various Ma- terials. At $9.75—Real Hair Dress Shapes in Summer Colors. bende ty aE » For June—The Month of Flowers—Fashion Favors Flowers in Millinery ared with every flower ee” WROLTERTTTL TE . 95e to $1.50 id be desired; ROOODNES. oop rccvcsorccccesonss 65c to 95 . 85c to $1.95 | Wreaths in almost bewildering variety, . €5e to $1.95 95e to $7.95 . 65c to $2.25 The Fashionable Ostrich Fantasies in Sum- mer Colorings. ++ $2.95 and $3.95 $2.95 at $8.75 The Gimbel Paris Salon offers an extraordinary collection Gimbels is pi trimming that cou! Field Flowers at. Lily of the Valley Pansies at..... IN PACKAGES ONLY All Ready No Guessing~No Failures Hats, newly created and inter- preting the very smartest modes. The values are most exceptional. 65¢ to $4.95 95e to $1.95 i Fancy Bands at (NOT A BREAD FLOUR) t All Grocers