The evening world. Newspaper, October 2, 1919, Page 14

Rete THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1919." IESE DOCTOR SAYS” TMPAN CONTROLS CHINA Government Bought by Japanese, % ‘Who Dream of World Do- = _ f#* —minion, She Asserts, ; |‘ Be. Wa Kahn, a pump little Chi- ese physician, in a diack and gold 2 Chtnese costume, folded her tiny ia ands tn her lap and talked facts and | G@gures and statistics about the Chi- Rese-Japanese question so fast yes terday afternoon that a group of New ¥ York reporters had difficulty in keep- oe me Up. ie Dr. Kahr. te head of a hospital for women and children in the City of Nanchang, Kwangs! Province, in the tmtertor of China, but she was edu- sated in the United States. She is a Eraduate of Northwestern University and of the medical department of the University of Michigan. She has just arrived trom China to attend the In- " ternational Conference of Women - Physicians, now in session at Nation- al ¥. W. ©, A. beadquartera, No, 600 venue, 4 aiked until I am breath- lees trying to explain to the people about the United States,” said Dr. Kahn, “but they do not understand. At Gimbels—The Famous Mullane Taffies. “Candies Made with Loving Care” which have come all the way from Cincinnati to choose Gimbeia ax their home in New York. How the childron wit! love these taifies—Cinnes mon, Chocolate, Peanut, Licorice, Lemon, Buliersentch, Coeoann!, Pep= to Sound good? Of course—And just as good as they Music Salons Open Evenings Until 9 o’Clock Store Hours. 9 to 5:30-—-Open All Day Saturdays _ During Player-Piano and Phonograph Sales Use canes it 88d St., near . Broadway. )) 4 Gimbels Ninth Birthday Notable Friday Features from Gimbels Ninth Birthday Sales | October. Sale of Kimonos This is a Birthday Event after our own hearts—for it’s timely—it’s economical—and it spells “Service”—the watchword of the Gimbel organization. In it we feel that we’ve abundantly and vals 4 cared for the Kimono-needs of Kimono | Brae, j Sere me Sa-Amnerican, Store lovers—with particular styles for the."'Slip-of-a-gitl,” | ~ that America is not able to control the Matron and those “in between.” In each case -“ Mexico, much less aid the Chinese, the Ma . We are a deeply patriotic people. a ' : 1 do not think the world underataa : ‘ ' : i ‘ua, because we have been taught to Serpentine Crepe Kimonos | Serpentine Crepe Kimonos ] way within ourselves. There is a $2.65 $2.95 large faction that would like to fight An Empire style, with shawl collar, pockets and sleeves trim- med with ribbon puffing. Maternity House Gowns Japan about Shantung, but all the arms and munitions are in the hands of the Government, and the Govern- Ment is bought by Japanese money. If America would help us with arms ‘We could fight. “China is so situated,” to be a check to the Japanese dream of a Mongol-Siav power which will stretch through Siberia as far west as | Germany, and control the world.” oe Straight line model with rib- | bon trimmed collar and cuffs | and ribbon girdle. Hand-embroidered Crepe | Negligees, $3.95 Empire style with elastic at a High yoke model fashioned | of crepe. Hand-embroidery and ribbon on neck and sleeves; | F finished with a ribbon bow. | waistline, Patch pockets, neck | Most comfortable for the cor- and sleeves ribbon trimmed. setless figure. Extra-sized Kimono, $3.95 | Straight and empire models especially designed to slenderize the matronly figure. Made of excellent quality serpentine crepe, with ribbon trimmed patch pockets. Sizes 48 to 64. Kimonos in pane or extra sizes come in Pink, Light Blue, Belgian Blue, Rose, Lavender, Wistaria and Grey. GIMBELS—KIMONO SHOP—Second Floor October Sale of Petticoats | Means Birthday Savings of 15% to 30% Among the wide variety offered are: Petticoats \ At_$1.50—Flowered Taffeta At $7.95—A Glove Silk Jersey | Petticoats with combination Petticoat in colors or black. | flounce of tucks and pleating. Black with pink, blue or lavender. Teachers Cause General Strike. BUENOS AYRBS, Oct. 2.—Protests oy the Teachers’ Union over the dismis- | of acmbers, including women, who | 4 thi ation of the Provincial of Schools, has culmi- rector Gen gated in a general sympathetic strike in Be Siy and Province ‘of Mendoza. In City of Mendoza business houses are flosed, newspapers have suspended and the wine indu is virtually paralyzed, Yolice are operating tramway cars. Tomorrow and Saturday Offering For the October a $35 Birthday Sale 100 Misses’ Tailormades Fashioned of Suede Velour or Charmard Velour— in Accepted Modes of Youthful Chic With Collars of Nearseal or | : Nutria Fur, as pictured, ‘ot one plece— | |i ene ee ote 8 Ti The sketches can only interest you. . the suits themselves will arouse unbounded enthusiasm. ‘The straightline silhouette or the Louie XV. rippie in charming adaptations. The qualities of materials and linin, ¢ impeccable tailoring—more telling than words of the rightful price for suits of this character. ‘ Hed cr ais colorings of the vogue. Please remember there are just 100—no more of this geile thay BE OREdified at this price. GIMBELS—MISSES’ SUIT SALON—Third Flodr. Specially 125 Women’s Very Exceptional DRESSES of Wool Tricotine or Serge In new and distinctive versions of the straight- line, bouffant-front, tunic and coat-dress modes. Handsome emb: oideries—some worked entirely by hand, are a feature of several. Others effectively machine worked in twist- braid. That it was fashioned for a price substantially higher Finely pleated flounce has an inlay of flowered ribbon in contrasting color. Other Pelticonte to $26.00 Extra” Size Petticoats The Birthday Sale Swings to Muderwear Meuse Petticouts tashioned | Petticoat of Very Tine aut Petticoats of very fine quale of a lovely mercerized cotton fy—in black—in Autumn and offers two Friday Specials typical of the material with two cluster wonderful values in the Gimbel Underwear Shop: colorings—in changeable ef- tucked ruffles. For Men | For Women Petiibloomers At_ $1.95—"'Princess Cloth’’ At $13.53—Glove Silk Jersey Pettibloomers in street col- «. Pettibloomers in splendid ors and black. fects. Flounce with cluster tucks and shirrings. Other Extra Sizes to $19.50 Men's Lightweight Underwear, $3.00 a Suit Women's Silk Top Union Suits, $2.95 a Suit These are worsted finished Le pea nay of Now—when Glove Silk Underwear is so fine light fall weight. Natural 3 long scarce—these combinations will fill a much- sleeves; ankle length. Ribbed cuffs pat wrists felt want. Nicrly tailored Glove Silk Top At. $5.00-—Cashmere Wool quality jersey. Fancy pleated is apparent in the smallest detail of each model. and ankles, Naturally—an investment now attached to fine qué ality knitted fabric by ap Jersey Pettibloomers in ruffle with contrasting color A ‘i means a saving on future costs. elastic seam. In pink only flack and colors. insert. Navy blue prevailing—a few also in black. GIMBELS UNDERWEAR SHOP—Main Floor GIMBELS NEW PETTICOAT SHOP—Second Floor GIMBELS—WOMEN'S DRESS SALON—Third Floor The Strongest Suits for Boys Ever Made Gimbels Are Determined to Keep Boys’ Leatherized Suits the Price of Shoes Down Ribbons A special Birthday The Best Shoes ° wig fon our An Interesting Invention in Boys’ Clothing As a Feature of the Birthday Events, We Place on Sale for Children ibbon Counters All-wool suits protected by Two Specially Priced Groups of Black Satin Back Velvet Ribbons, 25c to 9c yd. fine, soft leather at all points that have to stand a lot of a No better shoes have ever been made for children of Misses’ and Women’s Shoes A po of the man; les for early Fall wear Ach colorings, Pink, Blue, Co- nhagen. Cardinal’ and hite—5}4 inches wide, looking. This innovation is the nearest thing to the fron clothes that active youngsters seem to need. me "1 2 to 16 years than the 1 inch to 834 inches wide, wear. 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Patent Colt Boots, with imitation winged tips, welted soles and walking heels. GIMBELS— Main Floor GIMBELS—BOYS' CLOTHING SECTION—Fourth Floor GIMBELS—WOMEN’S SHOE SHOP—Second Floor Downstairs at Ginbels Friday Economy Specials! High Shoes for Boys and Girls J Gis 27 - + ~ 8, Patent Leather White ea te Bloomers, 50c Ribbons, 19¢ Yard Warm Clothes for the Tots Fibre Sweater Coat, $5.95 id Top ‘lesh color Nainsook, elastic at waist and knee. Manufacturers’ Loom Ends of Satin and Taf- Sweaters—Button down front or slip-over models in Sailor collar, kets, sash. 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GIMBELS—Subway Stores—Balcony Metal Girdles, 75c and $1.00 each- Sizes6-8 - - = $5.00 vious materials, sizes 14 to 17. effects, stripes, checks and plain shatles; lengths GIMBELS—Subway Stores—Balcony gee a at hes cia GEE A-bunves StoreeReleeny bom 14 Ye Stores—Baleony Children’s Underwear Mest - - - 7.00 Ribbed Vests and Pants, sizes 18 to 26—65c; tie LS Men’s Felt and Tweed Hats, $1.95 | Women’s Capeskin Gloves, $1.10 Tan Table Scarfs, 50c - i hed Vea an : ants, sizes 18 to 26—65e; aa —CHIL, Men’s and Boys’ Caps, $1.00 Stenciled in Rose, Blue or Brown. to ic} seconds, White or Pearl, self or contrasting stitching, GIMBELS—Subway Stores—Balcony 1 GIMBELS—Subway Stores—Balcony GIMBELS—Subway Storee—Balcony ns Brooklyn, New Jersey and Long Island Customers Direct to Gimbels via Tubes and Subways SHOE SPECIALISTS —Second Floor GIMBELS—Subway Stores—Balcony