The evening world. [volume], April 26, 1922, Final Edition, Page 12, Image 12

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$500,000 BONOS
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THE "DEAD LINE"
Jawyers Give Notice of
Client's Loss, but Hide Iden
f. tity and Other Details.
.ONE HINTS OF THEFT,
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Warning Sent Out Gives
Numbers of 47 10,000 and
30 $ 1,000 Bonds.
rear exceeds that (or 1521 by JJH.m.St.
Tho tax this year In $S,0H,o6S.47,
baaed on S per cent, of gross receipt
In excess of $50,000, and 3 per cent
on receipts legs than that amount. The
eighteen street rallwny companies of
tho State will pay 2,235,809.70: seventy-three
can and electric companies,
J2.792.8H. 61: ono hundred and six water
companies, (261.790.OSs thirty-four tele
phono and telegraph companies, $714,.
134.13.
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. Henry J. Blghaza, a rnombcr of tho
law Ann of Olghara, Englar & Jones
70. 64 Wall Street, reporting tho loss
"1 1800.000 worth of Liberty bonds by
Bo of the firm'b clients, has refused
to dlvulgo any of tho circumstances
;Ten to tho pollco, who say they don't
know whether it Is a case of theft or
not.
; Mr. Blgham said ho thought It
unnecessary" even to make public
'.tho name of the loser. Ho sent out a
itlat of the bonds so that thoy may bo
Identified If offered for sale. And he
admitted to reporters that tho dlsau
Tfctaranco was "from an Institution
south of Fulton Street." It waa in
ttlmated that tho "Institution" was
either a bank or a brokerage house.
" Inspector Coughlln sent Detective
JjBenrt Fay to the law ofllce, but Fay
waa dismissed thero with a statement
'that the lawyers did not caro to dis
cuss the matter with him.
"We don't know when, how, why
tor where the theft took place, If thesu
W a theft," said a Police Hcadquj.T
'tera official. "For all we know it rnny
;have taken place In California. Our
.hands are tied until we learn some
:tbtng about It"
' The law firm Is an old one that con
cerns Itself chleily with admiralty and
;bisuranoe matters, and as legal ad
iTlser to a number of big estates. Mr.
jBlgham Is a nephew of Lord Mersey,
.the distinguished British jurist.
(Jo-emment officials In Washington
aid the Secret Service had not been
notified of tho loss of the bonds, which
likely would havo been done If they
Bad been of the registered variety. j
g The loss notlco lists the following'
110.000 bonds: Nos. 00166745-8, 00166-8J4-9.
00167001-8, 00166911-28, 00167-16-81
and 00167161-2 Inclusive The
$1,000 bonds were Nos. 1328181-1,
1328194-9, 1600418-1, 1785215-6. 1828-iSJ-6
and 1828191-3 Inclusive, and
Nos. 1128180. 1828179, 1910946. 1610.
68. 949584, 14627, 1328187. 14626.
328189. 1785287 and 1611410.
COURT KEEPS CHECK '
ON MINERS' UNION
Refniea to Vacate Order Against
Activities In West Virginia Field.
CHARLESTON, W. Va., April 28.
Judge George W. McCllntlo last nlgnt,
In handing down his decision on a
motion by 'the United Mine Workers
to dlssolvo a temporary restraining
order against union activities in the
, Winding Gulf field, ( decreed that a
temporary' injunction "would remain
in effect until further orders from
this court"
Judge McCUntlc's decision was
Based on tho flndlnir that a rnrmnlr.
icy betWeen the International union
ana operators o: tno central Com
pctltlvo Fields hod existed since 1898.
N. J. UTILITIES TAXED
tj $5,024,565 THIS YEAR
TAjaonnt Exceed Tlmt I'nld Vmmi
Year by 320,4B1.
. TRENTON. N. J., April 2. The
franchise tax on puDlIc utllltiea ihi
Round Trip
Sunday Excursion
Philadelphia
SUNDAY, APRIL 30
Special Train Mm (Ka.ttrrt
Btaedard Tlma)
cnnaylvanla HlaUon . 0.S0 A.M
ludson Terminal . , B.ao A.K
lery City 8.33 A.M,
Btopplrr at Newark. Clliabath
and New Iiruniwkk
Returning, Iravca Ililla., 7.45 P.M
Hlmllar llxraralons Hundai
Mar 14. t and Jnne II
Pennsylvania System
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Don't let skin t rmi M-.
spoil your, good time
Resinol
heals sick skins
" I can't have any fun I I am luch a
ifcf with this ectctna thai people avo!d
me wherever I go. And the itching
torments me to that I don't net any
peace, any now. "
Don't be dfaeoarairMt I v.,- u ...
vere, well-established cases o( ectema.
ringworm or similar tltin-troubleo, Res
inol Ointment, aided by Resinol Soap,
usually relieves the Itchmtr at once and
quickly clears the eruption away.
Dp pmtribt th. RealMl truuneat AIlana
1ta Mil Kaalaol Ointaa and Kaalaot Soo
Indescribable Beauty
of Ever Renewing Youth
A ComDlexion an huniitlfiil It Mnnnl
adequately bo described. Would you
have audi a complexion? Then take a
canon irom nature.
How does natiim mn.w th. nnm.
plexlonT ny shedding tiny cutaneous
scales day by day. molting- way for the
newer. jumiKor sum unaerncntn. llui
deficient circulation, or other condition.
may iiuenera wiin me sneauinc mo
old, worn-out scarf-akin raiimlna nn tno
long, caualng a "bad complexion."
Then nature needs assistance. Such
assistance la provided by tlio meroollzed
wax proceaa. This actually absorbs the
aged, faded or discolored top skin,
gently, gradually, without harm or dis
comfort. Thus the lively, young, healthy
hued underskirt Is brought to the sur
face. Tou have a complexion as in ro
bust girlhood a truly natural com
plexionone not to be compared at all
with a make-up.
Mercollied wax, obtainable at any
drug store In original one-ounce tin. la
applied at night like cold cream, and
washed off In the morning. It takes
away from Instead of adding to the
complexion. It's a new principle.
MERCOLIZED WAX
IWarM
Three Big Specials
for Thursday. April 27th
Assorted Chocolate
T u r Irish Covered
Lagooms Thynmints
Box POUND BOX OUC
' - - I
High Grade Smooth Almonds
Our regular 39c goods nn
POUND BOX CC
; tllace Pineapple
. i Our. Regular 39c Cooda tr
: . iChocolate SJjf
Charlottes -T
I Just a blta P
Package DC
.THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, I9tt,
Fur Repairing and Remodeling
At Special Low Rates Now
Now's the time to havo your Furs remodeled.
Estimates submitted free. Tho very best work
manship assured. "Furrier Since 1842."
GIMCELS FUR WORKROOMS Tenth Floor
Gimbel Brothers
32ND STREET BROADWAY 38RD STREET NEW YORK CITY
Shop by Mail Through
Our Mail Order Department
As in a Looking Glass This
Millinery of Moderate Marking
Reflects Every Mode : Every Manner of
the Highest-priced Successes of the Season
Creations of the Gimbel Studio, Reproductions by the Gimbel Studio of the
loveliest modes Parisienne. Distinctive without exacting the premium of
distinction. Individual without demanding the price that a hat-for-a-typc
ordinarily demands. An old-fashioned garden of new-fashioned color. A
new-fashioned millinery beauty at an old-fashioned millinery price -----
$8.75
$14.75
Tho Grey Crepe de Chine. Hat with Grey Wheat. Tho Draped Turban, a Reproduction
of Lewis. Tho Now Wool-embroldercd and Tasseled Turban. New Picture Hats with
Marguerites or Wistaria. The Felt Hat with Embroidered Crepe Scarf. Tho Jado
crowncd Leghorn with Raffia Flower. Tho Single-Blossom Transparent Hat of Black.
G1MBELS MILLINERY SALON Third Floor
Restaurant
Reduces Prices
$1.25 Table d'Hote
Luncheon Now $1.00
$1.00 Table d'Hote
Luncheon Now 90c
85c Table d'Hote
Luncheon Now 70c
A la Carit Strike
at Proportionate
Prltt Loucrtnt
Saw Tims, ly Tasini
Oil Expttu Elceator
to Vie Elthlh Floor
A Semi-Made Lace
Tunic Sale Priced at
$10
Needs But A Slip To
Be A Charming Frock
Of imported Spanish radium. Iace in
all the colors : black, white, pongee,
navy, brown and rose.
A Hint Many an old frock
is re-mndo into a new
and lovely one by throw
ing a laco tunic over it.
GIMBELS LACE SHOP Street Floor
Note These Values in
Sale of Colored Cottons
Scotch Ginghams
48c Yd-
Our own Importation of super
fine Scotch ginghams. Of
mercerized, full bleached cotton
yarns. In a largo assortment of
checks, stripes and plaids.
32 Inches Wide
Our Own Importa
tions : At Extremely
Low Prices for the
Quality of Material
Offered.
GIMBELS COTTON .
GOODS SHOP
Second Floor
the Great
and Linens
Colored Linens
75C Yd.
All pure tine flax shrunk down
from 46 inches. Over twenty
different shades of the season's
popular colors, including white
and black.
36 Inches Wide
Just 50 Bloch Baby Carriages
To Go At This Reduced Price
All We Could Gel; a More
Than Special Purchase
$29.75,
Mado of the finest grade reed, equipped with the finest
kind of reversible gear. Patent brake. Smart upholstery. Fin
ished in ecru; In blue or white or in grey. Just as you like 'em.
Baby's High Chairs Lullaby Bassinets
in white or golden oak, finished in white or in
$5.50 to $18 ivory, $6.50 to $15
GIMBELS BABY CARRIA G ES Fourth Floor
Baby's Nursery Chairs
with tray, $3 to $8.50
Note These
NOTIONS
They're All
tS p e c i a I a
Gimbel Brothers ' Real Hair
Nets: Dozen ------ 39c
Gimbel Brothers Best Imported
Enameled Hair-Pins : Assorted
Sizes to a Box : Box - - - 25c
Fitted Waist Linings : Each, 29c
Safety Pins : 4 cards - - - 10c
Turk-knit Wash Cloths :
3 f or,20c
Corona Snap Fasteners : Gross
(12 Cards) 19c
Aladdin Soap Dye : All Colors :
cake, 5c; dozen ----- 50c
GIMBELS Street Floor
Sterling Silver Flatware
Two Good Patterns Reduced
DorthfUr Diavfort
Pattern Pattern
ter!ine Ee,SPoons '1300 1.00 doz.
Sterl ng Table Spoons $42.50 $43.00 doz.
Ster ng Soup Spoons $33.00 $34.00 doz.
Ster ng Dessert Spoons $27.00 $31.00 doz.
Ster ng, Dinner Forks $36.00 $42.00 doz.
Sterl ng Butter Spreaders $23.50 $18.75 doz.
Ster ng Dinner Knives $37.50 $39.00 doz.
Sterling Dessert Knives $34.50 $35.00 doz.
Salt and Pepper Shakers: Colonial Design Candlesticks
$1.00 each Cut glass bottles; Plain, engraved, hammered;
sterling silver tops. $11.95 to $19.95 pair.
.Sterling Handle, Fancy Pieces, Pie Server, Cold Meal Fork,
Berry Spoon, Gravy Ladles, Cream Ladles, etc each 95c
Sterling Handle Serving Pieces, $1.50
Plain or fancy design; pie servers, cake knives, cold meat forks, etc.
Mayonnaise Bowls and Ladles; Boxed, $7.95
GIMBELS SILVERWARE SHOP Street Floor
STILL IN PROGRESS ,
OUR SALE OF AMERICA'S
11 n
lest Faiiet
We have carefully shopped on these
identical fabrics in seven of the
principal Shops in Greater New York
and find their current selling prices
as follows:
Shop No. 1 $3.50
Shop No. 2, $3.50
Shop No. 3, - - - $2.98 and $3.48
Shop No. 4, - - - $3.00 and $3.85 .
Shop No. 5, $2.95
Shop No. 6, - - - $2.38 and $3.48
Shop No. 7, - - - $2.49 and $2.79
$1
.59
YARD
40 Inches Wide
Less Than
To-day's Whole
sale Cost
GIMBELS SILK SHOP
Sccond Floor
100 Embossed
Visiting Cards
95c
The card is of best quality stock.
The name embossed in our
special process that simulates
engraving at a fraction of the
price of engraving. Correct
sizes for you, Madame or for
your husband, daughter or son.
Your Choice of
These Types
Shaded Old English:
Shaded Roman : or
Solid Lettering
NAME ONLY
NO C. O. D's.
GIMBELS Street Floor
95
Radium Silk Petticoats
Pantalettes : Step-in Bloomers
New Models for the New (j!
Silhouette: Special at Only tj
This lovely silk in periwinkle, jade, sand, pearl, beauty and henna as
well as black and navy. Petticoats beautifully embroidered.
Step-ins finished with dainty pinked frills. The pantalettes with
two-tlastic cuffs.
GIMBELS PETTICOAT SHOP Second Floor
An Early-Season Big -Value SALE of
MEN'S SPRING SUITS
$29.50
It isn't the season of sales yet. It's the time when a
man needs a new Bpring suit must have it chooses
from the new lines gets good value but not sale
value. But we have managed to group 500 suits of
good grades the newest of the new quality fine
styles right colors right. And all reduced!
more reduced than others. All unusual values!
Sizes 33 to 46. Regulars and Stouts
Some
More of the Fine
TUXEDOS
$90-50
New Gabardine
TOP COATS
$00.75
They keep asking for 'em
and we have to keep getting
them. A 1922 model flno
of fabric and well tailored.
The sort of thing every man
should have. Belted all
around, with inverted pleat
a new model of wide appeal
GIMBELS MEN'S
CLOTHING STORE
Fourth Floor
'Brooklyn, Long Island and New Jersey Customers Direct to Gimbels via Tubes and Subway si
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