The evening world. Newspaper, December 13, 1907, Page 12

es ner pace eee eer a, =i] Ver hi is direction. BeSigra ec choi ioe avaiatt Con AUTOIST STEERED TOO Lele ee Saracen the eee ovaeceas tories . "| CLOSE TO TROLLEY CAR.’ ot ine oni and tte 1 ve fone | In a run of from ten to fitteen miles Jenough to spill Proaser and MeCarthy | will ease her mos in the northern sostion of the city | | out to one side. They sat on t | : yesterday, motorists reported a detigtn- | Then Spent Forty Minutes Gather-) nursing their badly xkinne ‘ swearing while the atreet o ful absence of patrolling bugaboos; In| Crimmins rear “ARVERS §P fact, where they would have aeen from ing Up Remains of a Cr 3 } of the nutomobile against twenty f thirty In @ half bour’s iruise,| Contracting Company Machine. | tars. When tho motorman 1h Hareb tse Sah imtealy abd. taxtite (a recome Rrosmer, a driver and John! of stopped the automobile had peetil AL No gift in all tho world ts so much IT, Hitele nterest and novela D, salts moe a disperned for a distance of elmhty feet} - Sr preciaea pea sloweimen asa [ourbing te7, ony | uted for inspection tripe Py oft Andee Hye chonts torre canutes| Hard times and lack of confideace lecaarateen AP WOLOEareDcRaTauthivest: aD Oona Ooms uns | ing a scrap metal collection on the | ero poor excuses for you; as under They wanted to have some- | the “Biweet Credit system’’ you can ee ; Crimmins. There | lect a DIAMOND, Watch ar gny pi ft - | street Promer tried to steer the “car ett ener nopedyawant fi any plece o! REPUDJATES WOMAN, WHO © [over on tho tracks just mhead of arrested. | te | Jewelry. Same will bo delivered on first pay- HAS HIM ARRESTED. ment and balance charged to you with an ac- Limes the legal speed. Be AM One Hundred and. Twenty-fourth Grete Se Are All Down} _ Town Ne ulating Holiday ‘ing, and any 4 fee the cars Traffic. eats) i commodation of elght wmontha’ time, payable MEE ° ; ‘ monthly.or weekly as Your income wil: és : ee . (|Special Policeman Charged With | : y. ie +] eo will allow, Ts ssitay timp now, for the Dubbie| Abantoning Wife Declares That / Grivers Ww! st Aaa) arta Glraeats ae _ He Js a Bachelor. j Nothing) E eomiing to the Inteat reports from the} 2 eae but / ; : d Rites her city. i } if : D iors areal 16 eat Atel Bdakeelteris Millingry . Positively no Employer's reference + have been called do: wn to regulate Quired. Your, word’ and: repu' ; Ch shoo! XY : Pull ata anly ‘securities we wart. We save y igen eae oe vevag'y. | atras Alloe Sts Bra 20 West. 23d Street Wine sore: | the middjeman's: profit. DON’T DELAY. pees nei at ae ro oe Betas : ae ae Call or ver <mas GALIG 4 eae Peplidiaced (tie! we Special Sale for Saturday Only Consequently h : 5 up for the ‘i ded cycling - 2 37- 39 MAIDEN LANE CITY 200 Trimmed Hats, $e 08 BRANCH 389 FULTON ST..B KLYN. Former Price, $10.00. if UMPEL’S daring, Gumpel’s resources, Gumpel’s cash and Gumpel’s chain of the best located stores in Greater New York are again triumphant. “The big New York establishment of the Manulacturiny Clothiers’ Clearing Headquarters, that great Western Organization, which sells for manufacturers their surplus stocks, have been bought out by Gumpel. _ 25,000 Suits and Overcoats for men, the stock that filled their great double building at 2316 and 2318 Third Avenue, is in the deal. A’ most violent disregard 'to the worth of clothing is made ‘possible with the proposition-by which Gumpel bought more than $100,000 worth of the best clothing in the land. Never mind the inside details, let’s get down to action, prices and the startling value that each price represents. We have got to state for your interest, however in the face of. the epidemic of sales now running around the city, that Gumpel, with the eight best stores in New York and Brooklyn, never cries ‘‘sale’’ unless there's so much good to back it ‘up that it would be an injustice to you not to advertise it. So here goes: 5: 50 tories Mien’s Suits and Overcoats The manufacturers can't :e!l (0 retailers this class of clothing for the pre we are asking ycu for a ingle garment. It's a ridic ulous price, but it takes an ‘cxamina” tion of the clothing and a try-cn of the garments to slicw you how really ridiculous the price is. Thousands of sui's in all the latest styles, in all sizes, and in Many variation®” of the nobbiest cloths A chance to buy ycur Winter wardrobe e for the price you expected to pay for one suit of clothes. 4-09 0 wiltriple Mien’s Suits a5) wiltipe Men’s Suits your money your forthese and Overcoats | ef —_ «"ars tr and Overcoats The average value of the clothing in this lot is $16.50 and $18. There is a | The very hand tailoring in there garments cost the makers almost the price of a mighty wide range of styles in every possible size to fit every possible build of | finished suit or overcoat. This ts superlative clothing. Every irich of fabric, every man. ‘The Suits are great. but the Overcoats in this lot are spectally recommended. .| inch of linings. styling and fit proclaims an extraordinary yalue. To see is to buy. ” Suits and Overcoats 44:29 Men’s Clothes for i 4.50 You can be as critical as you like, as exacting as you Ready- to-wear apparel never knew better excellence than would in your own exclusive tailor shop, but you won't i this array of $14.50 clothing. ‘Jhe dressiest togs you find anything lacking in these Suits and Qvercoats at ~$14.50.—Deifers around | can possibly wish for. Suits of every description. Fabrics of rare weaving, all town are offering their equal in a big sale talk at no less than $25. There's a | smart effects. Blacks and blues. Overcoats in the nobbiest of fashionings. Ex- great hig line of patterns, dress clothe blues and blacks, and many variations of | clusive styles. Just one glimpse of your own eyes lo appreciation, and the story of overcoat styles. Ycu can choose froni these with your eyes shut and triple your money. | this lot is most eloquently told. FU ey pu ts OVER- 592. 75 | ela good TROUSERS, vd 4, 25 tS} | I AVENE RAIN. 6 98 J. GUMPEL & SON,” @ evening during sale. Corner 6th Ave. and 16th Street, New York - - 362-364 Fulton Street, Brooklyn :. 2290 Third Ave. (,.a%:sin..) 2314, 2316 and:2318 Third Ave. (netween 13sth end Yasin Boo) (pace Boerum Piace. Remember This Sale Is Held Only at the Above Gumjpel Stores. TNE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1907. Fancy Touristand Auto Coats $40.00 Lord & Taylor, Will Hold a Special Sale of Women's Coats consisting of several hundred high class garments, suitable for Street, Reception and Evening Wear. Broadcloth Coats { Ve Pastel Shades and Black, elaborate- ly trimmed. Caracul Cloth Coats |, S 26 inches long, high ; neck, or. collar= "25. oo less models. Caracul Cloth Coats | + \ original ‘40 inches long, full boxy model— prices a. dressy. garment. $35:00, a -of- Rich Imported Fabrics, many & $50.00 “styles to select from.” . ae: Broadcloth Capes in. Pastel Shades, trimmed with braid, etc. The Entire Balance of Evening & Carriage W; raps Greatly Reduced in Price $60.00 Garments Reduced to $40.00 75.00 “ oo ey 60.00 100.00 io ee 17/509. 150.00 n ce © 100.00 Broadway & 2oth St.; 5th Ave.; roth St. Lord &S Taylor, Extraordinary Sale G : E of : Misses’ and Funtor Sutts on Sale Saturday Morning Broadcloth Sutts oe colors: Black, Navy, Brown and Red. Cheviot Sutts colors: Navy, Red and Brown. s fancy Mixed Suzts r 9 5O _in various Stripes, Checks and Mixtures. : The above suits come in single and Prices double breasted models with pleated skirts finished with folds; sizes 14, 16 &] $35.00 18 years. & sgn: Girls’ Winter Coats An Exceptional Offering of 100 Coats . consisting of Cheviots, _Kerseys an Fancy Mixtures, flannel lined; various! $ styles and’ colors; sizes 4 to 14 years. 7-50 10.00 & 12 60 Misses’ Fumper Dresses of Panama Cloth and Serges; colors: Black, Wine, Navy and Brown; sizes $15.00 \ 14, 16, 18 years. All Stores’ Sale . Suits for Men 25.00 @ Comprising 32.00, 35.00 and 38.00 values, They are well adapted for general wear. New models, new shades of brown; bineand—saze_invisible plaids, No faulty lines. Satisfactory in every way. ‘Overcoats for Men 25.00 @ Comprising 35.00 and 38.00-vatues. Correct and comfortable garments, Their lack of weight is a prominent feature. Colors are black: and Oxford. - Overcoats for Youths 16.50 @ Comprising 25.00 and 28.00 values. New modela in black and Oxford. All the style, fit and finiah of the typical Smith-Gray garment. SMITH, GRAY c® CO. NEW YORK “wt BROOKLYN Broadway at Warren St. Fulton St at Flatbush Ave Broadway at 31st St. Broadway at Bedford Ave. The key to Fortune's vaults is commonly known as 2