The evening world. Newspaper, February 3, 1911, Page 11

Big, aye é THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1911, i ‘ 11 i TT hs eee ea ea os | nee A Ctrmee Onrenee Sree, mene Se aan | ties Coane cones Stes ene AKEN FROM LINER faana.. "een Be was tien 19 1°)" QF OUR WOMEN SHOPPERS, | marion On” NTN HO TT CO Matecourtstesttered by a cus | Detective Rinck told Huesgen that he r 4 emmepiations “Hy implication this {# @ serfous, and, | tomer. * | I 6 & C i inwa: aflect “Whi c ce) am aot guilty of any offence," eaid |" J+ Bloomingdale Replies to Mr./ 1 Ses, estate cc nae, average | oles, 1 colncide ‘with, many ‘eminent T ranRin mon 0. b t the money that| Selfridge and Says His Infer- American woman, New. York, like] and distinguished foreign observers *, ences Are Unwarranted. London, is « @reat cosmopolitan city,| Who have pronounced the women that Fifth Avenue. 37th and 38th Sts. 1 t y srtion of New York women|make up New York's great shopping r ¢ [business in my own town and had a€-| 8. J: Bloomingdale, of the firm of te United States pela se! 2 AP - | both in dress and deportment.” ; y ast bee so one ihe tortune back. 1 {What he thought about Mr. Selfridge's Lag a gti ela i ha ‘ | emnceienian fedusa-like while snatching | public the peers of any in the world, H _—__ + ,’ 1 Ss . wanted to open business here.” article about English and American ed pod ppt - on ate Children’s Lene Cat Of. Misses Appare —opring Models | The detectives found their man In the | Shoppers in the Evening World. aisted in Now York they lone since | CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. %—Two = ‘ nl —e. last place they expected—sitting openly | “I glean from the article,” he eald| bec’ i) ew Nom res cine thaw | became obsolete, At least, I know they sred by Yemen rel 1 Mi , Tai Sui Mi ié e: + +] " ot ke | that the important point of Mr, Sel-| “ nae been massacri y Yemen rebels. Al Misses ailored Suits isse Dressy Gowns Max Huesgen Detained at Ellis Hiedesntiy to the saeescs ant mrnteimed |fdee's statement ts that ‘the shopping never existed at Bloomingdales’, | the adults were killed and the children’s PL A A and td b h dL A, qeiseee _wressy ents pA : miueh dlamity, manners of the English woman are iippancy and fnattention on the ‘lege cut off. Of Serge, mannish Tweeds, Homespuns, Checke and Of Foulard, beaded Chiffon over Satin, Voile over Silly Island While Case Is Being He anid that B, Wildersinn, a wing| better than those of her American pro- | = $$ ________— black Satin, 14 «9 20 yeurs, 14 to 20 years, I \ d merohant In this efty, was his agent. | totype. The crowds sround the counters nvestigated. hu sinn Was at the dock to greet his) are invaribly well-bred and courteous. 29.50 45.00 29.50 39.50 Arab tribes friendly to the Turks have | chief, but he made the mistake of think | Tp there is unintentional jostling {t 1s |ing that he was coming on the Lust-|immediately followed by an apology tania, which ‘also docked to-day, and M ‘a NO CRIMINAL, HE SAYS, | "ent te that nip. pi RA co a) — Cotton Voile Dresses Hand Made Lingerie Dresses | CHINAMAN NO CHINAMAN CATA R R Hi ONWIT, Harris AC White and colors, hand embroidered, lace trimmed, +i fend’ eenttot Voile, Marquisette and Batiste, hand embroidered, real : ecti may Y AILOR. ——————S SSS 20 years, lace trimmed, 14 to 20 years, Accused of Collecting Money ial en A Sensible, Systematic Treat- . : 14 50 18.50 18 50 29 50 After His Firm Had Failed | United States Judge Hand Rules}! ment that KillstheGerms ||] Broadway and 5th Ave.,Corner 2lst St. Sinise a v Liat se in Busi That Exclusion Act Doesn't Keep and Heals the Sore, s Mths Seaman From Coming Ashore. Raw Membrane Special for Saturday Sustaining a demurrer to an_indlot- Pinkerton detectives to-day took from| ment of Capt. Robert Jamieson for per-| Hyomei is Guaranteed the liner St. Paul when she docked Max mitting Ah Far, a Chinese sailor, to es —_—_ Hueagen, a wine merchant of Traben-|°@Pe from his steamship at this port in} Tf you have catarrh and really ’ Trabach, Germany. Huesgen was ar-| Violation of the Chinese Exclusion @t.| want to get rid of it you wou't find $10 to $15 Girls’ Coats $5.90 rested upon the complaint of the German | 2u8@, Hand, tn the United States Gtr] e" aay Shard one if you breathe ’ Government and was taken to Hillis tal-| uy ot Mead oan | Will Close Out Saturday Misses’ Suits and Dresses SPRING MODELS FOR IMMEDIATE WEAR. Hand-Tailored Suits Tailored Serge Dresses ‘A sailor 1s certainly not a laborer| HYOMEL. Of a new wale serge, in navy or English serge, in navy blue, white) é and upon the technical charge of being|* © © either skilled or unskilled. Con-| That's all you have to do; just About 150 Girls’ Coats, of broad- black, also homespun and mmeetil 95 00 or black; trimmed with wide braids 20) 50 : @n undesirable cit... A full investi. | gress recognized tho word as not cov-| breathe it. There are no harmful cloth, kersey, velvet, corduroy, jaunty coat; new model skirt le real Irish jace collar and cuffs, \ « gation will bo made of the charges|ering all those who do manual labor.| drugs to upset the stomach with the cheviot, chinchilla and fancy 14 t0 20 years, Actual value $39.50 1410 20 years. Actual value $39.50 m upon which the German ¢ rnment |The purpose of the Chinese Exclusion) nyoygE] treatments ixt 14 — thi 's best seeks his return to the Vateriand. act was to prevent the entry of those b ate. hea aes mixtures — this season's bes e ‘ Huesgen stoutly insisted that ho had| who should depress wages in America,| Pour # few drops from the bottle models; all sizes, 4 to 14 years. F. committed no offense, and that his busl-|Is @ bona-fide member of a crew re-|into the little hard rubber pocket Regularly sold from $10.00 to $15.00 Girls’ Ap arel—Spring Models : Ress matters abroad had been properly | quired to obtain a certificate of his right |inhaler that comes with each outfit| 2 . euttted by the courts before ho loft the! to be In the United States In order to| a4 breathe it. MMT RT ae roe srican port? ‘ It won't take any sensible person Girls’ Washable Dresses Is’ Hand Made Dresses eo nk | “eT should say that such Chinese satlor| more than two minutes to learn that Fi ‘ er cP’ ai Gc Aa , PMR TRS erton force arrested him Is not exactly | way not ‘one who Was about to come to| penetrating, antiseptic HYOMEI is $35 Tailored Suits $15 Imported Poplin, Linen, Scotch Gingham, Dimity and Lingerie Dresses of Marquisette, Voile or Batiste, hand : } as It eae ie Mohs tee ec |the Unite States,’ and that the words|the proper remedy th soothe and heal 9 White Persian Lawn. 4 to 14 years, embroidered, real lace trimmed. 6 to 14 years. . years fed in the wine business|in the statute mean ‘come with the tn-/ b: en | tm the German town, and was rated ag | tention of remaining.’ Therefore 1 46 | Hi sour shana ta seated up_aad you Lio. 6.75 9.75 15.75 18.50 A | Gee ee fl ningen least ok is within the have difficulty in breathing ‘vou Women's and Misses’ Smart Tailored . 4 : bs je in the empire. . it High-o-me) will gi a A f - SEELEY Whter usage satiectaa |. is fautty. As a satior | (Pronounce |t High-o-me) will give re Suits of storm cheviot and serge—su- SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY, : credit he Is not excluded; as a Chinaman he is, | ‘Funk rior tailored—satin lininys—suitable a OE fe. money from number of his creditors | rhe demurrer is sustained.” For catarth, coughs, colds, rap, ; Viele? . arle? % and left for America, He insisted to- peal lle gs asthma and catarrhal deafness HYO- for teil Lat early Spring wear. Girls’ Washable Dresses Girls’ Hand Made Dresses a + day that the money was justly Mie hin F ° MEI is sold on money back plan. ctlial Vale $35.00... ce cescsesesscccseens P Linwerta: veaiel. GAA ial cena. RIPPLE GVO REAT RG Tice at | COMER nies CrawninG! | | Camaieccuer ate: eto) eeesi|| Dutch or high neck models of imported Gingham, Pique, White Lingerie Dresses, entirely hand made, hand .” might be claimed by others. Although | has t nitely decided that the | bottle 50 cents at druggists every- Lawn, Chambray and Poplin in white and colors, embroidered in white, old blue or rose, real lace the amount of debt on the other side | Dowager Queen Alexandra will not at-; where — catarrh booklet free from 4 to Iyears, trimmed. 6 to 14 years. was eotimated at $200,000, the passenger tend the coronation, | Booth's Hyomei Co., Buffalo, N. Y. speciat 4.75 Vatue $8.75 speciat 9.75 vatue $15.75 pecial Fe 15 Special Y, alue $15. 1od00000 Added to This New $17.50 Group of Bag re Things” Men’s Suits and Overcoats Daten Rater en The Gimbel Men's Furnishing Store provides haberdash- About 1265 Garments Which Equal Ours Formerly $25, $28, $30, $32 & $35 ery of the highest character for men critical in their tastes: Will Close Out Saturday Women’s High Grade Fur Coats AT LESS THAN ONE-HALF FORMER PRICES ‘¢ Birauonootunoooos0000000 PEEPYEPED TELE EEE EE EET EET TE TEE But it also can offer at prices remarkable for their lowness 5 Fony COBGs tena oe ala a Bair jueimmed Karakul Coats . These came from one of the most-thought-of wholesale tailors, who pro- | Shirts, Neckwear and*such things which are as excellent in cies: skins, eGR OF allah” Bray sna itech aber kind duced some of the Gimbel Suits and Overcoats for men which won high compli- style as they are notable for economy. Here are four such fox; brocaded lining. 57 50 ural raccoon or Australian opossum 145, 00 ments this season é priced lots for tomorrow's selling: Heretofore $98.50 . Heretofore $295.00 A Rig iee ‘ ‘ i fants " FANCY FLANNEL SHIRTS, $1.25 : > : 4 Thus is created a group of high-grade clothing at this little price in which Reduced in price from our $1.50, $2 tind $2,30 grades. Splendid pat 9 High Grade: Karatcul Coats 4 Australian oral Coats Pas trimmed. | i - . F; Ri uel i wit t oor J 1 fl 1 eckt and fortable for bi Full-length model of well matche ‘ull length model of well mate! selection will be found unusually broad, and in which value-for-price is extraor- | ‘ens “iphe andl tasctupniiwcwns pote angle’ ene Goukbe cath: mere viet flat skins; brocaded lining; long roll 75.00 skins, border,collarandcuffs of skunk 110.00 dinary. neck bane! or collar. | collar, Heretofore $145.00 p dyed raccoon. Heretofore $245.00 ° Men’s and Young Men's Overcoats of plain black and,dark Oxfords and of smart BUSINESS SHIRTS, SOFT CUFFS, 90c ‘i Printed in madras and cheviot, and some of fine woven martras: in good 3 Karakul Coats 5 Real Hudson Seal Coats 7 mixtures—three-quarter and full lengths. patterns, with pl 1oms and the comfortable soft French cuffs. Full length model, border, front, col- Full length models; of well matched a Men’s and Young Men’s Suits of all-wool mixtures and a variety of blues and blacks. PLAITED WHITE SHIRTS, $1 lar and’ cuffs of relives aray fox, 98 50 roaee dyed Sr tlle i yyy 100 00 fe Ai elven tram deity cauinch hese meastren @1 7160) Style fashionable for dinner-coat wear, Fine plaits, twelve on each sa ' tl j if n * a oT fat side of bosom, attached cuffs: Shirts splendidly hand-laundered ie Men’s Suits and Overcoats Boys’ $10 and $12 Long Overcoats for $6 ACCORDION-KNITTED FOUR-IN-HANDS, 35¢ : = : : — = ‘ ; Were $38, $40 and $45, Now $25 Of all-wool fabrics and many of them wool-linec This is a very low price for Ties in this popular style, In best two- >) Among them some of our'finest garments, including| _, All cut long and full. with smart two-way convertible | toned effects as well as stylish novelty weaves. Silk-and-cotton mixed: 4 English Walking Suits, Sack Suits. dressy three-quarter | Collars and in sizes from 7 to 17 years. priced on ¢ of their late arriv 35c, Main Floor ; length Ovacats and Seon enh novelty fabrics. Boys’ All-Wool Suits at $4.50. M it Lae ee d B e) C F ¥ Wesioon ter ules Clsposa ab Yay) These from $7.50 and $8.50 groups. rom Youths’ Suits and Overcoats, $10 Double-breasted Goat Suits in sizes from 9 to 17 yrs. 50 Ss pe oys aps e ¢ That were formerly $15. $18 and $20, and including] — Pleated Norfolk Suits in sizes from 8 to 15 years. $ some "of the best sevles and fabrics we show. 'Sizes| And'many of them have two pairs of trousers 50c and $1.00 Groups, 25c = 32 to 38-inch chest measure. Fourth Floor A quick clearance of about 200 Caps tomorrow. * We have grouped them at this little price to make sure-—and though 4 not ail sizes are included, most sizes are, and they are soc and $1 Caps \ (and, in fact. if one hunts. Caps which were originally $1.59 will be found.) Plain golf and auto Caps, in fancy mixtures, plain colors and some of leather. Among the golf Caps some with inside fur bands. 25c. Subway Store, Balcony Gimbels for That Sweater Coat, for $4 Coats Are $2.35 There are men’s and women’s $5 and $6 Sweater Coats among these—taken from Gimbel groups. There are enough of them to assure a satisfactory choice tomorrow and most of them are of the famous “Notair’’ kind, Sweater Coats ior skating, motoring, and all outdoor occasions. And included are practically all the styles in the different weights. All the usual colors and white; and in the Women's Sweaters two-tone cftects, $2.35. Main Floor Misses’ Plush Coats Marked for Quick Dispersal at $12.50, $19.50 and $29.75 We have rearranged the few Plush Coats, remaining after inventory, of the hundreds we have sold this season at three new prices, which cannot miss clearing them out in time to give young women of 14 to 18 years at least six more weeks of comfort and stylish appearance, to say nothing of next season's wear. $35 Plush Coats at $19.50 (Illustrated) These stunning Coats are of Salt’s Seal Velour Plush; fulb length, semi-fitting, with Persian paw collar and brocaded satin + lining; in all sizes. PODDODODUDODOOOURDODODDODDODOOQOODODDDODODDONOODOOOODDODOOOORDN0000000000OORDOOO00000NN0 000ROOOOCRDODONRE in black, at 26¢ a y gor to boc Main Floor as any this store has heretofore presented empha- : sizes its importance and ought to hurry you here onthisoccasion. Everypairperfect. Included are GIMBEL BROTH ERS Ik both heavy and medium weights, with triple heel 3 : E $55 Plush Coats at $29.75 Gloves—Repriced Is} Also of Salt's Seal Velour Plush, with collars and cuffs of Two special offerings for tomorrow that offer worth- = Australian skunk and opossum, and fine satin lining; luxurious while savings. Gloves made to please in style and satisfy in coats, beautifully made and finished. the wearing. Is. sl $26 Plush Coats at $12.50 Women’s 16-Button Mousquetaire Gloves—of French kid suede, with | |S is Early season price on these handsome Coats was $25, though ailk back € nproldery in Bleck white and opera tints. Regularly ] SI we have sold some of them recently at $19.50, Tomorrow the 35 Wonsan's Ons esp five Gloraserniade: from fine aualiry ins ls remaining will be $12.50 each, Semi-fitting, satin-lined, rolling orted leather; Persian spear points: in tan, oak and All sizes Isl] collar. egularly $1.15. Tomorrow, 86¢ pair. Main Floor | |S . Aes pe h _-——- Ke Low Prices on Girls’ Coats and Suits : : Of One Ge : BI We have been equally busy, since inventory, with the few- Disposing Hundred Silk Kimonos ! of-a-kind among Junior Suits and Coats and Girls’ Coats, These ; Enthusiastic buying in this collection of charming Silk = attractively priced new lots result Kimonos has left an incomplete assortment of patterns and rat $12.60 Junior Coats at $7.50 colorings. ‘Therefore we reduce considerably the prices of the les $14.€0 Junior Suits at $7.60 Girls’ $13.75 Coats at $7.50 ose Bag arvle, eifectivelu celimmiad’ with e¢ ance | fal =| 4s Suits of cheviot in hive, Frewn and green, semi] | Heavy-weight Goats in cheviots, kerseys and chin: and loose ins SSCP TRYST yer fea ual panes | iS ANE coms NI gore t atin-lin foul ill F ve Miidly lue, red, reseda and tan—small $3 to $4, formerly $4.50 to $6.75 Second Floor fsi| Ee Third Floor — || er y > ; Veilings, 15c Yard Women Ss Black Silk Stockings 95c Pair News in brief of a most attractive offering. \lesh Veilings in black, brown and navy blue, all in becoming effects, and ks | Regularly $1.50, $1.75 and $2 now at this specially low price, Usually 25¢ and 35¢ S| . yee) : ry : : . Aesh Veil if effects, also dow ig y i To say that this offering is as attractive from an economical viewpoint Sa hey ane) asa Se Fae, ely E and toe. Sizes 8, 81%, 9, g!2 and 10 inches, BROAR WON NEW YORK THIRTS SESDNO 3h, le! Main Floor BIATH AVENUE THIRTY -THIRO ST. | CRY LLLILL LEE EEE EEL OOVUUTUPO RTD COTTON NTC TTT TE |