The evening world. Newspaper, August 9, 1922, Page 12

2 RTE ES Sa Sh ee | they are here. They uverage “bout Japanese Home Customs De-|2*'hes are here. They avera srihe, erable tor joy) of movement which ts la scribed as Intoler able t the Skirts of the latest mode. the Woman. English women, ut any rate never go back to the skirt whieh hugs) the ankle ! By Roger Batchelder. While many househo! n Ame are ruled by the and many more | of the family, the wo Feally must be a gr she can wield the taff according to an American who ts at the Aste dapan for “Tt Is the “for a son who TRIALS OF A TRAVELLER. Those who comp quired in travelling will be # of New found thut 1 had to tip ferent sets of porte ation and the hotel,’ and getting out of a hot orse. After tippin who finally got the told by the head three " between the after 1 aig related that poe oe 8 ally received ten 5 nt whom he support ‘In| France conditions were the The mother, moreover worat, OW aon es theater one household and bring is expected girl usher and} children according to also the boy v nllects: the tickets thinking One can leave the theatre without Ree eee coe charge, howeve Mative women, who are t . ‘ ‘ 7 ee ee ts tho | Tarsleraine. ke HIGH CLASS CRIMINALS. Japanese is soon as he returns to hi returns to it has really no bh “It is interes which Japanese country hef ‘The changing, selling and trading ind the wite|of forged ad’ altered documentars " paper is conducted on « bust busi: uimost us ext s bootlegging z| reported Bu mith. former i to take in world affairs,” she went] spector of the U. 8. Bureau of on. “Many of them are keen fo nt the MeAlpin before Prohibition and ure also talking of | le s for nd, where he will) woman suffrage. Quite r with the authorities on pro- | ed in business, thous e measure: | at ‘that thayace (hile control is a high type of crim- | (aa he went on, “A penman does | a few arc not te pountry u HE DOESN'T LIKE LONG SKIRTS. work for the organiza: | J. H,. Percy, at the Pennsyly hnecks | from London, does not like the length Ste of women's skirts in w Yor +] year, but his objection, he tells nd bail bonds for those purely commercial “Tam connected with one o largest makers of silk said, “and whenever f that the skirts must be is a big slump in our ¢ stockings are worn, but with the fancy designs nd ure 1 FARTHEST FROM HOME. >| The ; | Two” day is Pennsi hutu, Yorker for a Day or farthest from home to Smith, who is at the Hig home town, Hono 00 miles from Broad “New who is Paul vania not thoxe 0 Jong is over 3,6 II LITTL ARISTS NEED $77 FOR ONE WEEK IN COUNTRY Fund Is Sought to Send Boy Wood Carvers to Camp comfortable, happy Greenw ich, babies in hot S weather. Quickly relieves chafing and prickly heat. LIFEBUOY HEALTH SOAP Lifebuoy makes Eleven little boys who can tell the @ifference between Italian Renaissance and Gothic furniture don't know what @ frog looks like and have never wade down a brook after tadpoles At Greenwich House a chosen group of boys between ten and thirteen y of age have labored all winter over fashioning hand carved tables and chairs, beautiful imitations of old Italian models, Victor Si tor, inaug: under the guidance ot Nic: Netti, a master of the old I technique, who can impart pupils the lore gained from years of training in Italy, He not only teaches the youngsters how to drive the chixel into the surface of the wood and c: i he givés them a course in work and acquaints them, through pictures, with the Breat periods in the history of furnt ture. From these pictures each litt! fellow chooses his model, draws his de. ign on paper and transfers it to ‘wood. The eleyen small craftsmen were chosen from the many who tried the work because of thelr natural and diligence. The Italy, Washington Square Italian blood in the no memories ments, gam Blairs of dark hallwe They have been take at an curly age so t grow up into t apprentices in the guilds. A beautiful displuy of hand-carved tables and chairs of stained walnut and birch, now on exhibit at Green- wich House, bears testimony to the latest gifte of the junior immigrant, as wellas to the skilful instruction of Mr. Pamiglietti. But how about a vacation for these boys, some of whom have never seen the count: st of whom ure too all work and no p Should they not learn to wicld the baseball bat as well as the chise It costs only $7 to stay two weeks at Camp Greenwich, but they are won- dering how to save $7 u week. If $77 can be raised by the friends of art or the friends of small boys, there will be a loud war-whoop as the Uttle wood-carvers take their first sim in the clean waters of Lake Stabahe, and # greater war dance around their first campfire on the side of Lookout Mountain. Donations toward a vacution for the wood carving class can be sent to the Greenwich House Camp Fund, No, 27 Barrow Street w York City AUSTRIA HINTS OF DEFAULT. Aug. %—The says a Ki jenna to-day, ha note to the Allies couch terms, expressing feur of Mens on A: too lat ‘The note hints at the possibility of Gefeulting {n Government debts und the powers to provide adequate tees for the new Austrian bank known seulp and put tt a Famig- ndwork to his SL ani TEL. BRYANT 6280 RE-UPHOLSTERING is, but with >wded tene- eet, or on the & as did the days of mediaeval i s Written guaranteo given with each for and Window arabe te “9 UPHOLSTERING CO 111 W. 42d St., NEAR 6th AVE, Hranch 355 E. 149th St, Moule tin Branch 117 NOSTRAND AVE. Ninite Brooklyo ' Austria ater despeteh atehed for thirty een at any of Th and Found" an be left at any of The We Atrertising Agencies, oF can be telephoned ai Shop by Mail Through Our Mail Order Department : 32ND STREET - B ROA DWA Y GIMBEL BROTHERS 33RD STREET Shop by Mail Through Our Mail Order Department N Vv MODs CITY The Season’s Clearance Sale of Men’s Bathing Suits 3000 Bathing Suits from Regular Stock Reduced to $9.50 wool and worsted, wool and and pure worsted suit in stock offered in this sale at the one low price. Some of the values are two and three times the sale price. Virtually every color and color combination in the lot. All s Every wool, cotton, The “Life Guard” Bathing Suits for men are included All white jersey blue | flannel trunks -white belt ‘This is a good time to replace the slightly worn suit. A brand new one-—choice of 3000— good quality and fast color—only $2.50. GIMBELS SPORTING GOODS SHOP-— Fourth Floor of which is now being established. $5.75 Pure Linen Hemstitched | Damask Tea Napkins: $4.50 Doz. Dainty Heiadte or tea nee Pure Linen Hemstitched kins; daintily hemstitched. “ 5 And a quality that'll last Huck Towels Te each you long. 15x15 inches. Damask border and mono- gram space. 20x36 inches. 1200 Real Madeira Tum- bler and Plate Doylies Hand-scalloped with dainty Hemstitched Dam- ask Dinner Sets Fine linen; imported; hemstitched. Set. of cloth and 6 napkins. hand-embroidered centres. Rey. Sale 6 Inches Round, Reg. d5e - Sale 25e Cloth 2x2 20.00 $15.50 10 Inches Round, Reg. 75c - Sale 50c Cloth 2x2! $17.50 Cloth 2x3 $25.00 $19.50 Sizes of Napkins 24x24 inches. Utica Sheets Reduced, All- wool Blankets Reduced $12.00 Pure Linen Hemstitched Bedspreads Reduced, Too Luncheon Sets - - - - - $9.50 Imported; colored bar MAIL ORDERS FILLED design; cloth, 63x63 inch; - 6 napkins | 16x16 — inch. GIMBELS—Second Floor Three-Quarter Coats of Grey Siberian Squirrel Are $ in the ADVANCE SALE OF FURS —the Best Value New York Has To Offer—We Invite Comparisons New models Geslened by foremost Mur Fashion creators, le. Of lovely, dark skins. last word in modishne And this is but one of the many remarkable values that are mak- ing GIMBELS AUGUST FUR SALE the “talk of the town,” More Than 1,000 Fur Coats and Wra $49.50 to veloped in $2950.00 ’specially for this Featuring a long, silk girdle or a sport belt—the A choice of two becoming collar effeets. ps De- Avery Fashionable Fur Pelt. GIMBELS FUR SHOP~-Third Floor NOTIONS the All-Important “Little Things” at Little Prices | Kleinert’s Housebold Aprons : 39¢ each Of rubberized percale in at tractive patterns. Gimbel_ Imported Hair Pins : 35¢ Doren Packages, Heavy or invisible; black or brown. | Clinton Safety | Pins : 5 cards, 25¢ Sizes 00 to2. Black or White Turknit Wash Cloths : 80c doz. Cite ae foe GIMBELS—Street Floor Imported Peasant Blouses Hurrying Out in This Sale First Lot to Arrive in America Since May ~and Oh, How New York Wants Them! 5 The gayest blouses in all the world q And quite the smartest. And the | 65 to 55 65 searcest. Gimbels has'om. The first to e (J reach this country since May! a axqui itely Hand-embroidered in Peasant Motif and Color; Swiss Voile, glorified with superb . | ienty of Red: Plenty with Modish Hand-eraft in the Typical Slavic Shirred Neck-line, Colors. All Si to 44 SALE || Girls’ Tub || FROCKS 1.00 || Ginghams, for the most part. dependable sort t's the only sort for ser- e. Chambrays, too. And English print es for your choosing. Hyery style a . At this very special price. Sizes 6 to 14 GIMBELS—Third Floor Sales-Inducing Values! GIMBELS FINE SILK Desirable Grouped at Weaves for $ 15 ces Very Summer and Fall .ow Price 40-I NC BRON DE DV OT LAs ince PRINTED GEORGETTES 40-INCH PLAIN RADIUM SILK 40-INCH PRINTED RADIUM And This Price Group Is Unusual at Printed Georgette Crepe | 25 e n. Washable Silk Broadeloth GIMBELS SILK SHOP—Second I loor Imported Silk Shirting eo rgel Another Shipment of the Popular Betty Jane Aprons ve QB exc the Apren for the really y mornings at home. y of styles, each made omfortable propor- Sach one attractive in its own way. Some are quite plain and practical; others are more ‘‘fancy,”’ shown in combination slip-on models, buttoned back and vestee ef. fects, Belts and sashes. Misses’ sizes, 16 to 20 Women's sizes, 36 to 44 GIMBELS—Second Floor The Hesitating Purchaser Hesitating purchasers a-plenty in this August Sale of Furniture, We admit it It’s our boast. “When there are. so many good things to choose from, how's one to choos somebody | phrased it yesterday And the saddest part of it all is that the good things go so quickly, she who hesi- tates is frequently lost. ——=Brooklyn, Long Island and New Jersey Cus rr an a ee tomers Direct to Gimbels via Tubes and Subways Sale! 85 Good Used PLAYER PIANOS Allin Per- Fivery One fect Playing ewe ale y: Condition Warranted Some of these players were taken in exchange. Some of them are floor samples and demonstrating players. But they are ALL won- derful value—and good instru- ments. Bench to Match Included: One Year's Service Delivery to Your Home Vacation-Time Phonographs Portable PAL Make Ready to Spread Joy Wherever It’s Taken New August Other Standard $ Records Now In 29.50 Makes In Stock A beautifully finished phonograph—with a clear, sweet tone.. records! If Unable to Call, Mall this Coupon Gimbel Brothers, Broadway & 33rd 8t., New York city. Gentlemen partleu- of Used It plays all GIMBELS PIANO AND PHONOGRAPH SHOP. MOSQUITO In Bed Sizes $5.65 In Cot Sizes $3.35 In Crib Sizes $4.25 Collapsible, so that they pack eas- ily. Provided with pulley and cord so that they are easily attached to the ceiling. Or, if you prefer to attach them to the bed, Eighth Floor CANOPIES separate fixtures, $1.28 Mosquito Netting, best quality; 8 is; 8 inches wide, Reduced to § 3 ee vs se $1.55 "'GIMBELS—Sixth Floor GIMBELS BLOUSES—Third Floor