The evening world. Newspaper, August 30, 1922, Page 12

EEE ~ altenneeeneemenenth iehaeeneianeemnnemeemiannenes ain... .speneeeniaia THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1922. Furniture Section essinate'’ | GIMBEL BROTHERS After 5:30 P. M. Use (he prominent Furniture Section Open Until 9 P. M. After 5:30 P. M. Use 33d St. Entrance Near “Broadway NewY Catt h and many others —_ iw ib art of a celebra- B: Roger Batchelder. dian Authors’ Association will soon hi war cars Germany ana/eather at Lake Windermere, hele the Columbia River, accord- : thy 4 France lost the patronage of wealt!) Oswald Phillips, at the Com-| Fo: gad St. Entrance See == Near Broadway | 32ND STREBT — BROADWAY eographer, lermere in 1807 # will send dele ban: y hil if Sie ieche te tie. United States, v0: ampfire meeting is scheduled} seum whic! nadians writers {i gordiig to Benjamin A. Romero, who] at the end of this month,” Mr. Phil- have long adv od," omero, who is at the Pennsylvania from Havana aa Ta rea t T -D “1 think that Cuba appreciates «ll wo { that is essentially American,” M) y a Romero said, ‘‘for she has taken over many of the customs of this country 0 } The island now has quite a laree ' American colony and the biggest in The Premier Contains the concentrated goodness of ions oy Sere er th hatnee phd kee —— fine cows’ milk. The butter fat, the milk 3 f y natives of the United State rt , We recognize the innate business abi) America sugar, the mineral salts. The cream of or t h € nature’s finest food in its most delightful form. Horton's Ice Cream is just pure rich cream, flavored and sweetened and frozen. But of course done in the Horton SD way with nearly seventy-five years of A A experience back of it. Price of Two Gimbel Packed and Other Standard Brands; Ev Article in the Notions Shop Included in this Sale Boys! Get Ready for School yee Oa ity of the Yankee and know that It will build up our country, Although we have had only dis appointment in sugar for years, we plan to make up ou caused by the depression following tl war. American machinery has been ordered for the harvest and we trust that the railroad strike here will noi Interfere with transportation or de —————— oe 1851 - Lm. worron it cata co. 1922 1 dozen Spools of J. J. livery.”” oeNING Y © Note! foe = = =) 2 $1. Clark’s Cot 5 LONDON BECOMING AMERICAN | —™S F ll E t I HERE 8 Dosen of thé same tor $2.00 ark’s Cotton - - - 50c TOO. . ~ — om mer aoe emer seen aprons our Uu quipmen S Hiei bphtead ion Garment ae BP ee mer Another commentary on the * 2 Te ea 50c . fean influence’’ comes from . Gi oat ” 8 pair of same for - - $1.00 7 : ‘ imbels Boys’ Shops feature T. Bush of Chicago, at the McAlpin , . ‘, Card f Wil Were Paropean in. GI MBEL BRO THERS uality. We stress it. Rather ‘aeicteliemads °c ea? ened “London is becoming quite Ameri- eat than Price. But Price, too—plays S'ofeame ------ $1.00 a Cuaclaamediee cate eanized because of the influence of thy thousands of tourists who there this s*:xamer," he tells us. natives, instead of resenting the ove its part. Price and Value. And— of course—Variety. For our stocks are always complete. And up-to- date. ° 32D STREET—BROADWAY—83D STREET—NEW YORK CITY Scoot BUY THREE—PAY FOR TWO The sale price affects every article in Notions. Whi three are not desired Ssuch as Dress Forms or other large items — there is a reduction of one-third. seas intrusion and the overthrow long established conservative methods, are actually studying the American A Wonder-Demonstration temperament and devising new ° ’ matt wets soe oe AL The Housewares Sale Special! All-Wool 2 Be Se. SE Two-Pants Suits $10.95 @oner's most important discovery has been that the Americans, with few exceptions, are anxious to get their money's worth." . GIMBELS NOTIONS SHOP—Street Floor Watch it! Cooking under steam pressure—over a VERMONT'S SUGAR BUCKETS. ny fame ia ae k Sdsite the Giodien| inachinery, tion of the usual cooking Made of good all-wool fabrics, such as Tweeds, Cassimeres and Mixtures. New time! Every kind of cooking: roasting— which pias been devised for obtaining the sap from the sugar-maple trees ont, the old sugar bucket is fall suits with coats lined with Alpaca. All details of fine suits. Sizes 7 to 18. NG $10.95 to $25 All-Wool Sports Suits (2 Knickers), $12.95 to $25 trees to catch the sap, just as our peo- ally i , relates A. G. boiling — preserving. ° . Worst at the *Prscrylvanih ras The whole meal Abie d Other Winter Clothing | wanton, . “We still hang our buckets on the at once! All-Wool 2 Pants Norfolk Suits, { | i Soh ple have done for generations,” he as- sures us. “We have over 5,009,000 Entire Dinner Cooked in 30 Minutes trees to supply us with syrup. A : a children of Wermont Tora an Gece ant thar dane nk National All-Wool Overcoats - $10 to $32.50 o.great treat permission to take thell at once, In 15 to 80 minutes! Pressure All-Wool Mackinaws - $6.95 to $16.50 SHO ES fro P A RIS cavity made In a piece of ice, It con-|f| Marvelous? But it’s done! Every Cooker All-Wool Junior Suits .- $7.50 to $10 m : geals into a wax-like mass, which is}}| day—in Sold on Convenient All-Wool Sailor Suits - - $4.95 to $15 —Speak the French of Payment Plan eaten like candy.” eae, All-Wool School and Sports Knickers, . CANADIAN AUTHORS’ CAMPFIRE. GIMBELS NEW KIND OF HOUSEFURNISHINGS STORE—Fifth Floor. sizes 7 to 18, $1.95 to $8.50 the Rue de La Paix About thirty members of the Can Fate ; with Smartest of Tongues — Ps Fucolabing he aa Eh ee stivedh St Hate and Caps ae f . ry olores jouses (collar attached) - - ic to 2 ee aoe 5 ieee . ‘ , Di , Eloi Cecile, Vi Home Furnishers Since 1854 Gntebingertcsiarecaded -- 5, Fk | Nee eal tes 222222 BAR || Cohen, “And erly’ youl fad them fase ~ To Collavaitached abies -- > 20° $1 to $2 Leather Tams - - - ; - - = - - 2.95 natingly Parisienne as the gay little names they bear. One-Piece Pajamas - - - - _ 95c and $1.25 Tweed, Serge and Polo Caps- - - - - 1.00 In patent with colorful stitc! In. patent, red leather Two-piece Pajamas - - - - $1.25 and $1.50 Other Caps - - - - - - $1.50 and $1.95 t ae dent with coleetyl Acie oe ee Rem mse retiaily : :: oy De Nn ree ainusing glace wheels and curicus. , ~ ze 14 to o- - $4.65 ray and Tan. a ° Te ame Pourin shane "Ties ae (en ee oF 35c to $1 Tams are Brown, Black and Red. $13 $13. 16 $14 Downto : mae ‘Open so . Bronx GIMBELS BOYS’ CLOTHING, FURNISHING AND HAT SHOPS—Fourth Floor GIMBELS WOMEN’S SHOES—Second Floor unt eM. | Sage EAT AVE. Ble Bases avs Store Open i Ba Avenue \— OSS STREET Ly on 1608 STREET. Monday aoe ee ee —rt H Store Open at and | ni T= = ee Saturday E Saturday saat . . Evenings Boe Opportunity! A Fine Collection of || The Hobby Horse || yarns A OIL PAINTINGS || BARBER SHOP || Labor Day Children are happy in the Gathered for Sale at Beenie’: Eeabby scree onale Clearance while having their hair cut. We Are Ready For You. The time to fill your Fall home-furnishing i & needs ii has eee : ‘ A large staff of expert barbers , 1} — * NOW —when the newly-arrived Fractional Prices nto camels are. Hk alae oe Soe All W ] is fresh; when there are still August each child just the proper hair 00. : Sal H From here, from there, from everywhere they come— cut, and curling if desired. goods. Reduced. No end of le spacitle to be bad, and before the Octo- wonderful oil paintings, earefully chosen. Some are in . EG eal colors. Styles. Fabrics. But S U i T S ber 1st rush begins. This is the time, and the new frames—some just as they came to us, Small por- 5 , i place is any one of our three big stores, where traits. Great, landscapes and marines. - Many of the ed Bobbing for broken lots. Broken sizes. 34 4 | AB) angtander Double Da-Bed the s00de wil be held until you want them a ek sana m6 ep Nic Baan, | | * AON RLY || tt ee ds ee } F in Mehogan: lete and where generous credit makes buyi Prices start as low as $18.50. Others run into e Barber Shop is conveniently G aie - yi; complete g c it es buying a the hundreds. But none represent an - located on Street Floor balcony, big—in every size. = and pt ted... $27 0 adjoining Ladies’ Hair Dressing Parlor. Moderate prices. GIMBELS ART GALLERIES—Sixth Floor GIMBELS—Street Floor Balcony thing like the worth of the paintings. GIMBELS MEN’S CLOTHING SHOP—Fonrth Floor The September Sale Brings Wonderful Lamp Values. Practically Our Entire Stock Is Greatly Reduced : But Here Are Four Out- <3 Z Za Qu A Peri ite ii ; standing Items to Add Beauty, Light and Fg aor Taller Piriod Bedroom Suits i Amercay Walnut Comfortto Your Homeat Economy Prices as illustrated ........seeseeeees Japanese Lacquer Floor Lamp A novel effect is produced by the exquisite new pagoda Septembe yced by the xa ; ° rs shade of Japanese palit hs dined Miu conieaatens Savings All Along the Line || pif sag str ne e "$24.50 Example 1. 100-Piece Dinner Set Solid Mahogany Bridge Lamp sketched above; fine thin. American porce- In fine Mahogany Finish, Antique Ivory or Black and lain; new border of medallions of flower- Gold” Complete with a silk shade, handsome- La baskets, Handles bur- $26.50 ly lined, with silk fringe andekirt’- - - - $12.50 nished gold-trim - - + : - ° . Metal Library Reading Lamp EXAMPLE 2. EXAMPLE 8. : l Chai ig An artistic 1 with panels of Amber Art Glass. A | in ue Seateleg ate 98 Ba real mee Very Fine Lead- Imported China table lamp damp ‘eautiful as well as practi- rege jogany finish; as g ne fa: papa i Cal sie oe eee we 8 ee = i a . sii 24,98 “te iT $2Z2S ed in eatin helher. 324.8 blown Glasses Cereal Sets : DOWN TOWN STORE Town STORE Unique Silver etal Lamp GAVE. Corner bY 32'S Brook Aves. 19¢ ea. $6.95 | edi 5 des hecause of the hand-decorated glass shades, 152 STREET 47160 * STREET Lightecut floral and foliage Effective border patterns, | | in lovely soft colorings. A choice of four at- ¢ 4 9 . design Goblets; sherbets, Attractive for every kitchen. tractive designs * ai =; a Open Bronx Store Open Saturday Until 6 P. M. Monday and Saturday Fv: GIMBELS CHINA AND GLASSWARE SHOP—Tifth Floor GIMBELS LAMP SHOP—Fifth Floor rooklyn, Long Island and New Jersey Customers Direct to Gimbels via Tubes and Subways ,