The evening world. Newspaper, July 11, 1922, Page 12

+ 1 BEAUK ARTS CAFE. |SONOF JOHN DIR MANAGER SHELD | SHOT IN KNEE ASHE ON LUQUOR CHARGE) PLAYS WITH LE Marlborough Grill Patrons] Visit of His Grandfather Also Arrested in White Reveals He Has Been in Light District Raid. Hospital a Week. UK Mh os aS ad d .66 G | M B E L BROTH ERS Shop by Mail Through town for’em. And what's a ' . ia ae — vacation withiout a “uke’’? : Our Mail Order Department GIMBELS MUSIC S:\LONS—Eighth Floor. 2ND STR — BROADWAY — 33RD STREET — NEW YORK CITY White Goods | Offering Opportunities For Thrift-Buying in ao the White Goods Shop The manager of the Cafe des Beaux A visit of John D, Rockefeller to Arts, No. 80 West 40th Street, three patrons of the Marlbo the Presbyter'an Hospital revealed that his grandson, Nelson Rockefeller still, 36th Street and Broadway,}tourteen years old, has been @ patient were arrested early to-day in an un-|there since July 3, undergoing treat- expected tour of the White Light dis-] ment for an alr-rif_le shot in the right trict made by Inspector Thomas Un-] leg, The boy will leave to-day or to- dezhill and a squad of detectives. morrow for the summer home in & John Johnnitis, thirty-six, the man-| Harbor, Me. of his father, John D. ager, was cl ved with illegally pos-| Rockefeller jr sessing liquor. William Davenp Lawn and Batiste, 40 inches wide. An excellent quality. Fine for warm weather wear. Yard 22¢ Nainsook and Longeloth, 36 inches wide. An extra fine ouality with a soft finish. Sheer and dainty for summer- time wear. A 10- yard piece $1.98 Nelson was playing wit! boys about twenty-eight, pe‘‘y Mthene of the Mer bis own age on th inds of his e - ‘ hast Marine ship Now Bedtord, « | Tarrotown nome July & Ha had rajama cheeks, a6 inches || Blouse Sale---Drastic Stock Reductions wis preparing to shoot w! n it went wide, For pajamas, yes, but charg: with having liquor in his off. He felt a sharp pain in his leg Pp. session, and his two companic but with an ‘Ouch’ continued his Fred Fender, twenty-seven, and Al-| play. bert Ingersol, twenty-four, also petty| AD hour later his leg began to swel! and pained him so he went home and told his mother. He was hurried to rested and charged with disorderly |the Presbyterian Hospital here and . conduct for interfering with det-otl: -|the bullet was extracted and the wh arre.ted Davenport. All wr >| wond cauterized. locked ap in the West a0th’Street Sta- | John D. Rockefeller and his daugh a ° ter-in-law, the boy's mother, drove jon. { from Pocantico Hills yesterday and Inspect»; Underhill, with Lieut spnet half an hour with Nelson in James Brady and Detectives Morris, |the hospital. The surgeons assured Renchey and Dowd, went first to the |them the boy would be able to make Cafe des Beaux Arts. ‘There, accord- [the trip te * ine BY ETERS AEENS ir; to the detectives, they found John-] The nitis, : in the act of por~- officers on the same ship, were ar- ° ntire family. A very good Pl V S ] P h ms us a Very Specia urchase ° pin check. Yard 121/2¢ Fashion Tak Ss Her GIMBELS—Second Floor Those very dainty real filet and Irish trimmed Beata Those smartly pleated and waffle-tucked and Tie-backs shell-edged blouses that you've admired at Georgettes Hats of Rolling Brim: Pure Linen Overblouses few suit shades. Five Crepes de Chine Grosgrain Ribbon _ or ses ery splendid selling! nn Dress Blouse: very splendid selling Satin Blouses, Too. | | $ 4. 59 25 Styles Not Every Size GIMBEL Sizes 34.to 44 | | e ° in Each Style Third Floor | for underthings, too; for the S t é L h Tuck-ins blouses that you've seen priced much higher. Net Blouses a marking far greater. Flesh, bisque, whit - * Sports Blouses and kinds of collars. Long 65 os | 5 y : ands sleeves. 4 ub Silks an Swathed Georgette Banded, NAPKINS ud elore sleeves Pi He eo Tho founder of the Standard Company attracted the interest of most of the nurses and attendants and ey from a quart bottle into] Saving distributed a nunber of ; A Onan i Then the ‘Thapeotor led his men to nila BLS aes And sometimes, she adds tothem just the tiniest edge of ame - the Marlborough grill. The de DISCHARGED FOR WINE, Milan, pure white. And sometimes she squashes the crown A Deep Price Cut SALE! a wee Be when makes for greater dignity.) And some- times she just leaves ’em round to do their flapperish They’, ine linen—Iri sauciest. nd either way, they are charming. And, at They re fine linen Trish Gimbels, LOW-priced. satin damask in neat floral pattern. Nearly 300 dozen say they s © Davenport seated at « table under which was a quart bottle of whiskey. He was about to lift | boti’s to the table to pour et drink according to the detectives, when they BUT HELD FOR PISTOL Patrolman Franklin of the East Thirty-ffth Street station two men go Into the groc Francisco Piazza at 56-In. All Wool White Flannel yas he saw Leghorn Picture Sports Hats entered. Thirty-elghth i i f th at a price— . -eleh for those who give the decorative note to a sports land- OF MHCR Bee Spee ae | Davenport ; ‘ested when arreste” | emerge without any groceries, but wit scape, can ‘be bought untrimmed and trimmed || LOW price! Nearly a | $ | the detectives say, claiming he ~-as| *@tisfed looks. just as one likes’em +--+ =< $2.95 i 4 prices a 3 q 50 not violating the law in consuming] go hiving roams huck of the shon ‘| third saving. e | the liquor, and that It had not been| say they found a pitcher of red wi GIMBELS MILLINERY SHOP—Third Floor sold liquor to him on the premises.| and a loaded revolver. So they ar j Ingersol and Fender joined in the| rested Piazza, When he was arraigned | {| 20x20 Inches | argument and finally they, too, were| before Magistrate Ryttenberg in the —— placed under arrest. Yorkville Court he was held in $1,001 iy Ls ball on a charge of possessing the gun but was discharged on the wine charg: INDIANS IN CANADA _ |] because the search had been made with- | | out @ warrant. i Gh" fee BROTHERS Rights Once Held in BROADWAY AT 33D ST. YARD i Wherever Summer Sports Call, White Flannel Togs Will Answer GIMBELS—Second Floor Never before has White . Flannel been more in vogue than this season, For sports suits, for skirts, for sleeveless frocks, it's the tk And who would say “nay” when such a soft, light sponged anl shrunk is priced so very LOW? SALE! ( Van Raalte wy iri Star Paris Acclaime “J ade” aun oternst ee $ ; y, GIMBELS—Second Floor : Gimbels Sponsors It by Importing Lovely 1.69 Wisconsin. LONDON, Ont, July 11.—A. G. Chisholm, solicitor for a number of j Indian tribes in Western Ontario, announced to-day that at a recent conference in Ottawa with'Indian De- partment officials he had been in- formed that the American G yr formed that the American Govern- Fi | . ment would pay $2,500,000 to the Pains cramps or. Reproductions That Cleverly Simulate N Ww d D ffi t! Pottawatom! Indians who are resi- ’ P \ the Wonderful Gree! ; 5 Run-of-the-Mill e an 1 eren Q REDUCED! ll h ? ie onderful reen Hues of the j @ents in Canada, in payment for cer- |]] CALLOUSES Here it Real, Fashi iI a . ° Me Bs creas tary cues ott tn vost ll Forget that eine! sks Mei ets. Shaan caesar The Paisley Frock Raticie and : fe now Wisconsin. ee hae Necklaces, uniform size beads, Necklaces, graduated, 30 inches en ARE atiste anc | Mr, Chisholm said tribal members x ind | hand knotted, 30 inches long, long, of a deep, vivid green, in Stock at $2,25, $2.50, $2.75 Fine T rag 4 } fm the United States are now being o eerinmtion | $2.95 to $6.95 $1.50 $2.95, $3.50, $4.50 A Distinct Innovation for the Ine issues { paid off and notification has been ‘i 74 Graduated Necklaces, 28 to Bracelets, many to match the Wardrobe of the Smart: For | j werved on the British Ambassador at You can't be at} Blinches long, $1.50 to $2.25 necklaces, 50c to $3.95 ; 2d ar oe Street, For “D { Washington that the money soon your best if your | Necklaces, with pendant or Earrings, single hoop, pendant A word of news of the big sale! Bporvs; Or treaty scr 2 9 @ YARD would be available for the Pottawa- feet, legs and. fringed tassel drops, or carved pendant designs, j | Val Raalte—with all the name tomi Indians in the Dominion, back pain,| $2.95 to $13.95 95c to $13.95 ‘addi ter; an to quali. Run WOMEN’S $ MISSES’ #5 and. 38 Inches W cramj d ti oor z % < , MENS ¢ MISSES WOMAN IN DAZE FOUND ae ae a GIMBELS NOVELTY JEWELRY SHOP—Street Floor of-the-mill—mighty close to Ba to 44 25 14 to 20 mau iaetur tueceeNtiattned IN S. I. FERRY HOUSE ||} -~SQg8) You need are -| | firsts. No breaks or mends, BesUHedl dhieet (orics gain Th No Means of Identitying Her—Sent P r a [-]) Sse ta: tereayleritien tn! the The simplicity that is Greece in their styling: straight lines, falling 4 set that. th ‘euaiepaas Dr Scholls t h F 1 weave bring them below the into graceful folds and confined by a ribbon sash. ‘The fire that is 2 A well-dressed woman about Foot G paola C0) re 0 e ine scrupulous perfection of Van Persia in their colorings: elaborate designs, with the ribbon piping | RY SE thirty-five years old was found wan- ‘ ‘omfort Appliances) Ra mice taking as its tone the predominant shade note in a symphor , ns are quite ef : Raalte standards. The artistry and daring that is America’s alone in th out en- | : s dering apparently in a daze early tints These wonderful inventions semble.” ‘These are frocks that will dominute—wherever they go! stripes, blocks and st morning in the ferry house at St. of Dr. Wm. M. Scholl, the! GIMBELS—Street Floor effects. In all the good colors, George, 8. 1. Patrolman Williani||| widely known authority on foot GIMBELS WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ DRESS SHOPS —Third Floor GIMBELS—Second Floor Anderson had her removed to St. vin- ||| troubles, Baye bench ee 36-1 h eS ee el al ; belees le sul 5 POI srt faa ip nee New ile aa pains calouses bunions, weak Fl ne $ 49 | sian wibhiieidieiieemiet was said she was suffering ankles and flat foot. ouncing s ° a ee peraptatenn an Let our foot comfort rel And Allover i: | Silver Plated ay a ] e O f brown, from shoes to hat, and haa'a| {| demonstrate to, you by, correct 2) ‘ NOVELTIES a | B feet 4 inches tall and weighs 130/]] ances the easy way to foot) In the last sale every bit of it went. Black: White : Periwinkle Two ue Len oF | pounds. No woman answering he: | Quickly! Now a re-order at the same Nawy : Shantung : Brown pO UBU TEL a S a e r ] Aescription has been reported missing GIMBELS—Second Floor rice, The same fine quality, A high Rust : Grey From Abroad in nm Island an. ne police there ustre, high quality lace, in all-covering oe i think she came from New York, ( ages fReseal yan : ; be — . ; = | ae fonifoatt. ee SHOP Steet floes Low prices—and what’s more important— quality mf —the finest! Sturdy build. Thorough refrigera as tion—ice-saving and food preserving. The quality that has placed the name Alaska in the top ranks. But much under the usual Alaska prices. KOVERALLS WON'T SHOW DIRT! || “eck SUsenr ats eg egies $22.15 Apartment house style, white enamel lined. } 8 Side-icer, white enamel lined. Side-icer, white enamel lined. | S sa 31 Ins. wide 38 Ins, wide Tea Ball—large size, silver 17 Ins. deep $26.75 18 Ine. deny $29.75 plated, in basket 43 Ins. high 46 Ins. high i Blue Denim But that’s only one of the reasons why weave design - - - 75¢ : | Hickory Stripe ry kiddie likes ‘em. Won't muss un. t Cadet Bive Won't tear or spoil. Won't make Mother Apartment style, white enamel Side-icer, seamless porcciain iin- Chambray cross if you make mud pies. Just about lined, cork insulated. ing, cork insulated. Khaki the best thing e Oy id ’ i 8 ig ever in play togs, Two | 23 Ins. wide 34 Ins, wide ayy ~ Navy Hachette a ee fe erry 17 1m. deen $2850) a0 ins. deo $64.75 i 1 t@ 8 Years silver plated, in bas- 50c t ‘ 4 * and Girls’ ket weave design - Ic Boys’ and Girls GIMBELS BABY SHOP~ Second Floor GIMBELS—Street Floor HOUSEFURNISHINGS STORE—Fifth Floor | NOC. 0. D's, GIMBELS NEW KIND OF “$= Brooklyn, Long Island and New Jersey Customers Direct to Gimbels via Tubes and Subway-— A j 4