The evening world. Newspaper, October 6, 1921, Page 13

Sa RIEEEERE TE EEE THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1921. i HOW TEACHERS ianaa bust, Ire- | Lawyer e aeeicalies in eet AOSPITAL IN BRONX | | MANAGE TO LIVE = |. the trengytourth annual gold an] yynire gusticos uy, Bijur and Wag- PUZZLES TAFT |" iiaery Pary'on oe. # and cominie |g "twnver oto Recor sitet sn through Oct, 12, Siany new. vartetie pels VETERANS | Chiet Justice Says Profession | #reen goldfish as ‘rep’ =Will ve exnivited, ec tinue | a Iawyer of No. 2 Rector 8! , | William P, Langevin, anott lon the head in the court elvdine ating Ire ne Holds P { of Cruel, Gnerd RG HR LOnGE thath Re ce | Appellate Term of the Su Tourt ‘osp y neidig, who hatches them and cor | ‘i ps rea at ¥ the colors to a mreat extent by m: Hes Be se eels hd a th Lifelong Poverty. use of the {tsh's native faculty of |Coun apologized later at Justice Guy's adapting itsei’ to its background, direction | ATHI 0 OC BO | | oot , —— pe | ‘That was the pur. led query of . who has sent a » to Chancellor Barrow of tum, Bought by Government, | ts Gil tue, purene Bt , Will S 2 Remodelled. | : yment fund j poll eon Ge Fated see. For Beauty—A Work will be stasted soon to turn) he Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum Teh the it! Kingsbridee Road and Sedgwick) cannot understand,” (he Chief Jus- ; (enue, the Bronx, into a hospital to! tee sald. ‘ “must think that the detrimental For beauty 0} tone-portrayal— Hegorminodate dinabled war ve effect upon the teaching profession, the music of the human voice, !tgman Catholic Orphy in Asy- \hofy receiving treatment at te} fact LA Dad hil rings, weed weneh, Ua hoi Tospital In West 50th Street. | whoa the ranks bar + ‘ ind or orchestra fectly re- ‘ee The Covernmey sed the| by cruel, lifelong dudes perfectly ‘arbnx prope 2, ‘ ne most of Its members produc epee ‘ Ks will for years to come In | be jransfer being recorded yesterday 2 For beauty of appearance— our community that every community | Cases of exquisite taste in de- | sign, material and finish to enhance the charm and hos- pitaliry of your room. And crowning all the delight of musical tafe ession by means of an exclusive tone- . control— the Graduola. n J. O'Brien repre igement of the orphan dward Clifford, As ixJudge Mors ented the ms asylum and ¢ ) istant Secrets the Treasury, the | tdvernment Disabled yeterans will ejin their new home withir age, Col, Clifford sald to-day VAshington. d the ¢ the hospital le pa had desired. ,egs men, nurses and d {oapitai joined in the west that | the buildings be turned back to their | V..CUUM BOTTLES We are. offering Mmited supply of first class Vacuum Bottles 6 al relall Value $2.00 Thin pint vacuum well his re- in ent statement that war wounded | nust be provide? .. The asylum is | cossary for Its ne man: FOR OTHER GIMBEL NEWS SEE PAGE 16 GIMBEL BROTHERS 32no STREET - Neda fs Sdn STREET NEW YORK CITY Greatest Sale DOWNSTAIRS Birthday Sale: Men’s and Young Men’s All Wool Fall and Winter Suits and Overcoats *17.79 S, The values are extraordinary. An opportunity to buy your Suit and Overcoat at a great saving. Finely tailored germents The suits are all wool tweeds, cheviots, cassimeres and worsteds. Newest models and colors for fall and winter wear. uN) Sizes 38 to 44. R» Every new mode’ in Overcoats included in this sale, heavy weights for winter wear and medium weight for fall wear, of all wool friezes, plaid back chavists and fancy overcoatings. Half or full lined, some with satin and silk. Sizes 33 to 46. Regular and Stouts. DOWNSTAIRS STORE—Balcony —~, home for orphans than thi nent could for its wounded men. The ale of the institution was approved | HE AEOLIAN COMPANY ABOLIAN HALL, 29 WEST PORTY-SECOND ST. BRONX InBROOKLYN In NEWARK In FORDHAM ramh Sa. 10 Flatbush Ave 893 Broad Se, B. Fordham Ra any liquid hot 24 hours and cold 86 hours, Mail Orders Filled 26c Extra B. L. CHURCH 7 Ann Street Op. 220 Broadway ALL 1921 vaarion MODELS ia PRICED PRE-WAR VALU! *:. GIMBEL BROTHERS. £<*: | i ae 32x STREET ~ BROADWAY - 33a STREET NEW YORK CITY as Stock of ‘‘The Great White Ways’? Offered at Average Half Price 3,000 Yards Imported Irish All Linen Toweling 22¢ All linen cay woven toweling, as only Irish factories can inake it. The best for dish, md and kitchen towels. A Birthday special of unusual merit eee . Se ae eee Yard 2,000 Yards Mercer zed Eleached Extra Fine Turkish Eath ‘Towels, 49¢ Hemmed Huck Towels, 10c Each _. Table Damiask, 48¢ Yard Fach Many kinds grouped in one lot. Ab- 64 inches wide, snow white, fine finish. An exceptional fine lot of bath towels. sorbent, bleached. Seamless Bleached Sheets $1.08 81x90 inches, made of durable standard sheeting, each Hemmed Pillow Cases Unbleached “Muslit 45x36 inches, each 25¢ 36 eee Mili llc Upholsteries and Draperies at Savings Scrim, Marquisette and Lace Window Reversible Tapestry Fancy Drapery Cretonnes Sectional Window Paneling Panels at $2.45 to $7.98 Each. Portieres, 98¢ Strip at 19¢ Yard 95c and $1.25 Yard DOWNSTAL.S STOKE —Lower Floor and rear baicony bargain isle yi ACTION! in Sereeae SALE DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINES | Parlor Cabinets At Their | Lowest Prices in Years | | | Going Swiftly Each Sale Day! 59 The sacrifice is the manufacturer’s—backed up by closest | Gimbel marking—to bring forward an event of magnitude worthy of the Birthday Sales. A cabinet con,eniently and compactly designed—attractively finished. As a piece of furniture—good looking in any room. As a machine —not surpassed in mechanical perfection. The name Domestic carries with it always that guarantee of quality. With a ten-year Gimbel guarantee as well. Built originally for export. Withheld for sale here at a sacrifice. TERMS AS LOW AS $1.00 weexty New: Lessing Singer Machines: New: Willard New: Domestic New: Dome Machines: $31 Floor Samples: $29.50 Machines: $41 Machines: $55 Machines; GIMBELS SEWING MACHINE STORE-FIFTH FLOOR, a Slenderline Dresses for Stout Women at Worthwhile Savings $ Only 168 of These High Grade Dresses at This Moderate Price. This is the entire sample stock of one of the most prominent manufacturers of “stylish stout” dresses. Consisting of Crepe Meteor, Crepe de Chine, Satin, Charmeuse, Serge, Tricotine and Taffetas. Many styles—some, one of a kind—so better be here at 9. Colors: Black, Brown, Navy, Gray, Taupe Sizes: 4219 to 6214, 45 to 55. DOWNSTAIRS STORE—Lower Floor Still Offering Maximum Value! Sale: Women’s and Misses’ Silk and Cloth Dresses 10 Those that came yesterday bought—-not one, but in many cases two and three. There is a still a good selection. SO COME FARLY. Fabrics include smart all-wool Canton Crepe, Ch euse, Wool Jersey, ‘laffete, Tricotine, Poiret Twill, Me ‘n's Wear Serge, Vely eteen and Satins, ‘Tricotines with “steel beac and red “glittering ’ Embroidered Tricotines in coat-dress ¢ . Crepes de Chine with embroidery Cricotine with cire braid, Tricotines with big » white buttons down both sides at the left, and with colored peeping out, Canton Crepes-—with the popular cire braid. Trieotines embroidered all over. Blue Serges- with grey crepe de Chine. ‘Tricotines—-with new t and the slashed sleeves. Crepe de Chine- with tassels and t ide-drape. And there are even the new bead girdle Misses’ , 14 to 18. Women’s sizes, 36 to 46. wo} NSIALLS STORE—Lower ! loor bevel Ox - Entire Stock 125th St. Dry Goods Store Se he ack ee rae ts - mnmate ee SS a a A