The evening world. Newspaper, June 28, 1911, Page 5

2 8 08 8 he ER wr a Sew WPHE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 48, 19ff* THO WOUNDED JEWELS MISSED 9 SS 3 ACME | EEE | Soe te ec ee arth ea eeecare ete a in price than it has been previously during the month, even if it has been reduced in price before. | The Month-End Sale in Gimbels Subway Store grows greater each month, as more oa a learn the reason for its decisive bargains, and realize how radically the law of reductions is carried out. ' | 4} No question as to the quality of these Month-end offerings, as people have learned that, nomatter how low the price may be, the Gimbal Subway Store offers nothing but thoroughly depen labl> merch indis» —— —~— Our Entire Stock of | 60cSilksat 38c Yard | Men’s$12,$13.60and One Found Lying in Sheei|She Expired in Drug Stef] Women’sTailored Suits Reduced |,., 412% Al-silk Black Tate, frm and iin u-| $15 Suits, at $7.50 _, in Cflifical Condition After Asking That Doctor Suits that were $7.50 to $10.75, now $65.75 oe, in black, navy, brown, rose, reseda, and Copenhagen |. Sites 9 to 48 for men and youths. About 600 Suits that were $12.86 to $17.50, now .76 | grounds, with white hairline checks; regularly 50c, at 38¢ yd. | § stocks; 3-piece After Battle. Be Called. Sitita that. were tis 75 to $25 00, now 9a 60 |" 49-inch Duchess Satin, ivory and cream color; slightly im- | Suits in medium and light weights; 2-piece Suits, Nediiratt \ pred M , ry bas ed Peer aie 95c quality, at 66c. in the cool, tropical weights. Every Suit is all-wool ‘aturally a great variety of styles. ‘any of them received | 7-inch All-Silk Pongee; natural color only; regularly 85e, | and up tothe Gimbel standards of fabric and tailoring. Deotartng sh tht: |, & youn ‘ 1 ‘ , Ag S ‘ WOMAN IS ARRESTED] poco wanes inte iiciowe aeag | }| during the past fortnight; all of them this season’s models, | at 65c yd, Subway Store, Lower Floor | Fancy mixtures in brown, tan or gray, plain of fancy store, No. 108 Sixth avenue, yestertay | An Seay wise variet: \ raateriale Among, them serges, worsteds, | eee —_ oun Ps, pencil stripes, ete.; regularly $12, $13.50 * j mixtures, light-weight broadcloth, also satins, moires and pongees. and $15, now $7.60. Seconif Man, Badly Cut, Is|<sc™ ‘24 ‘it © ceeree Diesen. fl MMH loved model, Sus with sal colar, Sute more of tem brit | 81.50 Black Broadcloth, 75c Yd. Youths’ $10 and $12 Suits, $6.50 A Aided to Hosptta! t Php had rare Pcs pi eeeine: | and otherwise fully =D to tl tice mandate sult" 62 in. wide, jet black with a beautiful satin lustre, light-weight Sizes $1 to 38 in, chest antes) thers of ‘ ry an tar ae that "Vara. Anderson | §| the daly Gomicenten Heccreces GBC ries "Blears ‘beer | and exceedingly desirable just now; regularly $1.50, at 7c yd. | these Suits large enough for small men. A good se- tie | meede his services ” In mind that these Suite will probab! in good style A English Mohair Sicili: | 66c all-wool Serge, 46c yd., black | lecti f styles, Vi. = Priend Faun the Weukaa pty nm” for a xoer to come, wand fie Fed prices barely Bi fantines, Toe va. rr io, wid, and colors, 40 in. wu. oe Men Ba is stantiy from beart father Subway Store, Baloony pr a nN Mohatr Brilliantine, 600 vay | Ate a $3.60 and $4 Trousers, $2 [he ewcamtas of xt te Feces Sony a's Burns of the Mer- oy eg pea PY l-wool, 88 { 19 AG ich wb | in. wide; @ limited tity. J | ver ire; worsteds, cassimeres, cheviots and some ot om ont Petes Deny” Cs Manis. Vee We coiha eal Women’s Reversible cream, ne wide, Heh ee fins Wisi gubway Store, Lower Floor | xe tanneP ating veaabwe Stare, Balcony | wating Peto: tact tight 60 | recorded as Vers Amerson. |") Sati — ———— | Swenty-drarth etrent ant Tetra avenes, | A man and women, eccompanted by « | atin Coats, $10.75 WwW ‘ | Putng te wey Gre 7 rows of | boy of "Tae MEA uA Ta War teers The lowest price ‘e btn han Ag ever offered ash Goods at Lowest Prices | $1.50 and $2 Straw Hats, 90c | eoveral ben@red persona found «| Sight. Charles | these exceedingly popular new ts. ¥ 4 | D o i = @ ena | McKernan of No. & Franklin street, | 200 Coats A the collection. All we could get od satearan 66 Ban, neh, FP +9 Ch dg ihe ed ag od susiaed te bor, Oath a aoted Mee Geet Govier: he our regulate b Se en en ner on | Ee Ea Ge nee waa Te BL we Ne owe one of the structive Fea Wat ya, "ME Ui haan Cosy veg | Stagnation ahd Mam wit narow nd wie ina amok (PE ‘There wes o tone, Gow gach in ph ed Mpg oo Big ore pg oa . All are well made and effectively trimmed wate righ Linen tne Mibes aes tight ea cena beh age sie fi ey (igh tah ane : Leg ite ond eo i a IC ee | (Ee 180 Mercerized Poplins, 9¢ yd.,| 121;¢ to 26c Remnants, 80 yd.; | Hat values of the at 990. "Subway Store, Balcony 4 an, @ gart of Ge face had deen cut | sister, came to New York Py Ny ‘this other words, two Ooatsin one. In these desirable fancy striped patterns, all colors. "J about 7,000 yds,, many weaves and ue . away en4 Gave were several wounds | morning,” Ar. “icKernan anid, “We colors: Black satin with king’s blue, purple, green 12140 Ramie Linon, 8 yd., good | patterns, 2 to 10 yd. lengths. ’ : - fe ate | Hear Can mn ly 0 Drend | know she was in bad het and sare! or American ews Penqae alk with black iais variety of colors, 27 in.’ wide. ‘Subway Store, Lower Floor | Men’s $ 1 to $ 1.50 Shirts, at 65c it | ‘ 0 " Soft Shirts, plain or plaited ith soft cuffs, ii hi id the ‘ = po Potiment herent Qvenve drug store was she, King’s blue, purple, American lors, leo Bl ; me } » in white and the wanted . wt ae bed the beauty or ‘on the reverse side. . colors, plain or plaited Negligee Shirts, M wee bom ee See ee’ men |e shrtted and fol, ale Tatung. Tt We advo early’ selections to 12%4c & 15c White Goods, 9c yd. | sizes; regular $1 and $1.50 Shirts, at 660.08 food patterns snd alt 4 ove © young women. Several bands |"2iYarcn and his wife adbed what make sure of securing one of these 10,000 yda.; dotted and figured Swisses, crombarred, checked and plaid | Men’s 60c to $1 Four-in-hand Ties, 25c : wore pemted ato good-looking, walk |pad become of the ona fowele most attractive Coats at $10.76, muslins, mercerized madras and corded shirting; regularly 12}gc and 16¢, at 90 Odd lots from our regular stock. anes young women who, wih e man| Dre Neeshan hed when she left home. Bobway Sere, Balcony yd. Men’s $2.50 Terry Cloth Beach Robes, $1.95 compenten, was standing dose to the| “There were no money or jewels on * ’ 16c Persian Lawn, 100 yd., white, 40 in. wide. In the wanted light colors; will wash like a towel oe Gremeeaaty weuntel man tn the gui-|her when she was brought here,” sald Misses 16c Rep, 100 yd., 27 in. wide; much wanted for skirts, suits, ete. Men's 60 a H tol ned errs vai had been hemmed tn by | he morsue keeper, : ’ 0, 100 end 14}40 White Goods Reranants, 60 yd.;2 to’8 y1. lengths; | Men’s 60c and 76c Sample Leather Belts, 25c se A a eee nad be cover | wemarann <OWd_ not understand why and Juniors Persian lawn, nainsook, ete. Subway Store, Lower Floor Black, tans and Arsz%; shins and many styles, tantty to get awng Mf Chey had oo 42 | corded in the hospital and morgue books *8 5O0to'4.5OD Py Men's $3.76 oat Sweaters, at $2 ‘The petice toot the pat tate custody. 1) “the police eiation to-tay @ was -OUto "Ss. Tesses, 2.756 Hosiery and Underwear at Half ray and white only. Good weight and good fitting. Subway Store, Balcony ‘They sald Chey are Soba Calitl, twen-| said neither jewsle nov money wore Sizes 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18 : B ’ . ave an cpereter, of We, 0 west fom co, Mrs, Neathei’s pody The Exceptionally good values, as the styles are deci Men's Sample Half Hose, biack,) Women’s Sample Hose, black and oys Tub Suits at Half ‘Twenty-cixth street, and Viela Dale, | ing woman attractive and just what is wanted. Including one tan and colors, all sizes; regularly 26c, | colors; regularly 26c, at 12}<0 pair. 1.50 cwonty-thres, of No, Mi Hast Twenty- he women _cotepet two-piece sailor suits, like illustration, and dainty dresses | at 12146 pair. Women's Boot Silk Hose, black, | $1.50 and $1.75 Suits at 75c of pereale, lawn and other fine materials, in all the wanted tan and colors, slightly imperfect, $1 and $1.25 Suits, 65c second Gis BOMPAIION MELD ON colors as we as white; made to sell at $3.50 to $4.50, now $2.76 Regularly 38c, at 186 pair, or 3] otherwise 60c and 75c hose, at 26c pr. . ’ SUSPICION. Misses’ $4.75 Lingerie Dresses, $3.75. Only 160 of | pairs for 600. Women's Union Suits, low neck Our own stock reduced, also new lines of equally . these charming dresses. Made for us at a liberal discount and sleeveless, umbrella style, lace good quality and style. ‘The woman showel no emotion, the because the manufacturer could use all his ends of fine | Men's Thread Silk Half Hose, | trimmed; regularly 50c, at 260. The wanted plain colors in abund: ry roa Moos Trad poder peg tate meaheriehy eam 14 t0 36. tan, black and colors, slightly imper-| Women's Union Suite, low neck the greatest vuriety of new striped and cheeked patterns, the wounded man or hed sven the duel Girls’ $1.25 Wash Dresses, 860. Sizes 6 to 14; pretty |‘ bas MPC | and sleeveless, umbrella style, lace | a COPAY OF ER Of Ded anid eiechael Perens or hed bed enything to do with causing SP little dresses of fine percales, ginghams and lawns. fect, otherwise 60c grade, at 280 palr.| trimmed; of fine lisle; regularly 76¢, | Hiei Gila ‘wanted’ wean TAGs, the sanguinery affair. Ghe end Cahft . Girls’ 62 to $3.60 Sample Dresses, at $1.60, nicely| Children's Socks, in at 880, \& Sailor Suits, 6 to 10 years; Russian Suits, 214 to & were locked up on suspicion. | made of linen lawns and percales. Many styles, including » in & great ve-| "Women’s Vests; regularly 16¢ and years. The wounded FOURS TADS concrete, sailor and Russian styles. Subway Store, Balcony wie fancy tops; regularly 25¢, | 180, at 10¢, or a foe ate. . Boys’ $3.60 to $5 Suits, $2.50 has been identified ae Maron Tolnain, a ay Store, Baloony I - ' : pS of No. 161 Bast Twenty-cighth 600 in the collection. Broken lines of our entire tneteen, could berety whisper that r} ° u stock of Suits that were $3.50 to $5. Many have two t aera peon weabbed when be relapoed Women’s $38 Low Shoes, $1 Pair| 17% Ribbons, 12c Yard Women’s Neckwear rs of knickerbockers. All sizes from 5 to 17 years removed All-Silk Taffeta, 634 in. wide, in| 250 to $1.25 Sample Neckwear at in the collection; Double-breasted, Pleated Norfolk and aps prem ree age eng tare! Samples from one of the best Western makers. All this white and colors; just what in| 160. Venise lace yokes, large Dutch Sailor Blouse Suits. Subway Store, Balcony ("Sis ane erst ochre eeagon’s rhodes. Oxfords and Pumps tn erent variety, turned or | panel fy chit nue nd Mim eae but hed , medium or low heels. 5 ‘ | j patent had been wounded <|— = yes et ty wiethe. io aay, Slippers, Babwey Store, Lower Floor| ite Collars, if0.” Imported Swim | OX 12 ft. Seamless Tapestry Rugs, $8.50 ooret Dee asx bontril on sizes y Store, Balcony embroidered, Dutch and Claudine Made to Sell at $ 5 Q ‘Rial a /ENNE:, Ss Women’s Fabric Gloves calm NY gabway Store, Baloony The lowest asi ot for cas leat pobt R “The npalans hed e@carcely arrived | Corsets at 75c r. $1.50 Hand Bags, 85c Women's Two-clasp All-Silk Tapestr: oraissla Rugs, very sli tly teen ceiage with Tolnatn at Bellevae when two men | F Fi it ©. B. Corsets, 75c pair. lightly 800 Women's Leather Hand Bags, | Gloves, with double finger tips Aprons pach s gs, very slightly imperfect. errived there on foot. One, supported | or Furniture tmperfect, otherwise prices would be|in gost seal and walrus grain leathers; | black or ‘white; regularly 60c, ‘et ' 1014x1314 feet, if perfect, $20; now $8.50. by his companion, was badly wounded. | $1 to $2.50. Sizes 18 to 80; in a FU Mgrerandle ig Belordtirdlod llag veirt ; regularly 60c, at/ Women's Kitchen A| bagless 111{x12 feet, if perfect, $20; now $8.50 ‘A portion of hie skull had been cut out | We Furnish Homes Complete Oe eee HB asi » single or doul 909 pr. ; quality gingham, full width and dee 14x12 feet, TeeCh, SHU} I 50. | and wes missing, and he had other sharp My AG good styl t le, gilt or gun-metal trimming, ‘omen’s 16-button Mousque- | hem, with or without pockets, pot Velvet Rugs—1114x12 fect, if perfect, $27.50; now $9.75. pe ifppelgaore —Cash or Credit 41.60 R. & G. Corsets, 750 pr.;|leather lined, fitted with change purse; | taire Lisle Gloves, in tan and mode; | regularly 20c, at 121¢e. 4 Ingrain Art Squares—2x3 yds., were $3.25, now $2.26; 3x3 He sai he was John ¥, Rumel,| You get at Fennell’s two stores ||| batiste; sizes 18 to 26; many good regularly $1.60, at 860. larly 76c, at 200 pr. Women's’ Cover-All Gingham ds,, were $4.25, now $3.10; 3x4 yds., $6.50, 1 60." thirty-three, @ packer, of No, #18 East | in Furnit R models. Subway Store, Balcony Subway, Baloony 20 pr. of Women’s Sample Fab-| Aprons, Dutch neck and sleeveless; yds., 225, 10; 3x4 yds., were $6.50, now $4.60. Twonty-ninth street. He et firet said |real values in ure, Rugs, ———— rio Gloves, 2clasp lisle or Biarritz | regularly 38c, at 260. Subway Store, Lower Floor he had fallen on his head. When ques-| Carpets, Linoleum, real, solid, | : Art N chamolsette, in black, white, tan, gray,| Children’s Tub Dresses, Russian, ee, ee, eA | ee eae foned, 2 he changed ble sory, eazing | he genuine, guaranteed that Handkerchiefs rt Needlework navy, mode, brown and natural. All| Princess and French styles, in plaids, | $. ‘ Red pene! Ont Wt AA ete cr te. | will give you satisfaction as long ‘5 and W ‘s Handker-| Cretonne Scarfs, Squares and ssi in the collection; regularly 26c to | checks and plain colors, 2 to 5 years; | 65c to $1.25 Curtain Strips, 50c aeseried, he ld not know. His bat was|as you live; you get articles that | | chiefs, with colored borders, plain| Cushion Slips, lace trimmed; scarts , at 180 pr. regularly 60c, at 36c. 2% and 3 yards long, Renaissance, Irish Point, Marie At one. isfy, pl White br crossbar, odd lots; regularly | 18x60 in.; squares, 80x30 in.; allps, 20x Subway Store, Balcony Bubway Store, Baloony | | : viata Bs 1 ee ce ‘Peo man who ‘rought Russe! to|Wear, last, satisfy, please. 14] Bc to 70, at 20 each. 20 in.; regularly 2bc, at 160. | toinette and novelty nets. Many can be matched for 2 to 6 pairs Bellevue left him on the bench an4| Reliable Furniture—Low Prices ‘Men's and Women’s Handker-| Cretonne and Utility Bags; reg- ; | of 2 kind; regularly 65¢ to $1.25 each, at 60c each. muradly went away. To ihe gate | Honest, rel made, latest styles | chats, plain white, initialed and ularly 506, wt 280. vee and Brass Bedstead, Spring and 260 to S2e Tafletas and Cretonnes, | Holens Holland Window Shades, | wanacrod oe s ante —every piece guaranteed. - colored borders or crossbar; regular! tonni | 180 yd. intz patterns and col-|3x6 ft. before hemming, cream, terra sry, hat T've got on.” ‘Then be ran ont | “0 ied pened mean nothin rs 4c hendhercht oe | Mattress Complete for $9.75 | STREY cocepe Madrad, 160 92,. Boru |meutied on grammes’ tiie tiem oe means everything. You) : : ev : f Suareniees 7 ver" | WOMAN OF 73 COMES perpen at low prices from us. | and Regularly $17.50 tor the 3 Pieces | [Ayre a ee eat istration ene sere ae | $1.25 Couch Covers, 75c. 50x104| 4) Bi | inch, linen color, with’ green striped jescope Sash Curtain Rods, ex- |J* Btamped Centerpieces, on | i tend from 30 to 64 in., I 1 Wim, Miles Found Son Had Moved, |Site OF Be Las ' ee gpa tan art tsking, round, 27 FT | coentt it, Brass Bedatend, four-post model, with 2.in border, fringed all trond raphe! regularly 16¢, So Appeats to the Police to Er teemmmemmneerne-<-e Small Wares panes! Tree ak, a 00, vices Bach Greetin finish; J ciled scrim, 18x18 an washable. Subway Store, Lower Floor Find | At About Half Price - BA lo tewrar liad bag al gale dag é moe WISSNER |), gage trees . LacosesEmbroiderign arr ae ce nouon me | Framed Pictures | Gray Enamel Ware > | { | wanoy Filet Lace Bandin; hite 60 ‘op ottom Mat- 0 Color ctures, painted over | 30c 2-qt. Tea Pots, | | ping ged Savane Gremee. &e | he Se spent and ecru; regularly 20e to dée" yd, | S086, in all snes, HS Bet nit % in Gey doe 2-at. Gone Pots | ,at | a eee PLAYER Ste 2s | Bees oa allevse Mi Totel Value 617.60; complete for 49.76. | at 760. | cients "| 36 3-qt. Coffee Pots, 20c eaid 00nd Lieut pared Alleves, ete, 28 end $0 92.76 Bteol Cot Bods, at $1.45. A manufacturer's overstock; f | 40c 4 & 6-qt. Tea Kettl the _etzent a te vy Glesiolenines’ and ‘let. Alters pecty ll ea, with reaforend ational fabri wire springs. |( 100 OIL PAINTINGS 3c Colanders, each |b “pore.” long a Laces, 18 in. wide; feather Pillows, $1. Clean, sanitary odorless, Colonial | f vith polished 65c Three-in-One Ssucep: | Crittenton Oftaston py Louielly og Beg gt Races; 18 te, wher remueny oe striped ticking, 24x80 in., full weight. Subway Store, Lower Floor | | shdSox box and glass; a variety bray enamel, can be used aa rice oder, ies ve ae sea most emphatic manner thelr su- lee cer eee are 45c Seaml Sheets, 30 ite Velaiicn wartell itt llc pain Ranies tama GiaraaeE the other drives a bossy for & battalion | premely excellent qualities. | regularly $1:25 yd- at 760. | ess eets, Ic 12x18 in., 16x20 in. and 20x30 in.: |! finished in light or dark oak; regularly id chlet in, the Fire Department, | Perfect and improved mechanism 2 pre..18e.| _ Flouncings and Corset Cover | Bleached, size before hemming 64x90 in,; reg. 45c, at 800 $4.75 Oil Paintings, at $2.75. |160c, now 46¢. : ahe lived in the Bronx and had come | b a ‘or Cubes, 3¢. | embroideries, 17 in. wide; regularly | 600 Bleached Shee! " ; D + | $7.50 and $8 Paintings, $3.75. . “to town” for a day to vistt ane of the by which cffects are produced that WMG es y | We Bearalees Bloschod Shoots, 866,” Sise before hemmming 81390 t $16 Ol Paintings, 97.00. ||, S08P, Dishes, for the | bathtub; , OGe, ming 81x90 in. }» $7.60. ieee yd. brass, nickel-plated, extra heavy; reg- tor sons, He had moved and she was not heretofore were deemed possible jars ¥ Po’ ularly $1.10, now 66¢. . Swiss Embroidered Floun- | ie Blesched Pillow Cases, 9c each, 42x36 in. and 46x36 in. \ the to learn where he had gone to. only by the human hands—are at- join; regularly to $1.75 and $2 yd., | Pillow Cases, 16ceach. Bleached; sizes before hemming Colored Landscapes, in 1}, and 200 e until the police are able to lo-| tributes which characterize the at 1 jubway, Lower Floor | 42x36 in. and 45x36 in. Subway Store, Lower Floc: | 21n. black frames, 10x20 In.; regularly] , Franklin's Dustless Sweeping tite one of her eons | Wissner Player Pianos, Laeniy-w- pace aae Aid OOF | 0c, at 260. Compound; regularly 26c, now 10¢. one i , i . i amp! * A lored Lands i DR. DRAPER QUITS WORK.| Wite for Player Booklet. |Samples and Surplus Lots of| $1.95 White Bed | Table Linens and | tramm: mery mbjocts; 10320" anil out own epoca Draka guareecd on ee eanee, WAREROOMS, ste ris ee Fuses come| .SPFeads at $1.50 Towelings | "ins ini"pastad Furs,» gue|** 2 sc Contral Park Meteorologist Retires | 96 5th Ave., cor. 15th St., New York. || $1.50 House Dresses, |Pins Bar Pics Oum Pine att ° Scalloped or fringed, with cut-out] 766 Bleary Cream Dames, 480 | see mane Dane ae oy “Our gem" Carpet, Sweepers; After 42 Years’ Service. 65-57 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn. 0 | 880 to 76c Pins and Brooches, 180, | corners; also plain hemmed, new] yq,, all linen, 63 in. wide, five attrac- | DOW $1.60. regularly $1.75, now $1.35, After a service of forty-two years, Dr. 7 ———— UU. Horseshoe Brooches, Sesh Pins, Hat | Marseilles pattern, 80x88 in.; regularly | tive patterns, Subwey Store, Balcony Subway Store, Lower Floor j Like illustray Pins, Bar Pins and Cuff Links, in ae ee Spreads, $1.| «400 Dress Linen, 220 y4., all linen, ion; 2 !coral, imitatio r $1. 4 : : : seri yea a Ww of mon, : a ~ ~ nore Plain hemmed or fringed, with cut- SE | 9 1-piece China Dinner Sets, $3.85 Duteh ne and | orgnot ins, . 2 12% \. 3 °) ‘1 4 a . ear Pte ate at oxttized, German silver, 60 ity: long, | $1 White Bed Spreads, 70c, 72x84 bene Te eT blake ;The major portion is first quality, fine, white china; some black, blue or set with eight crystal jewels; soldered | in-i meely hemmed. 260 Turkish” ‘Towels, 180 each, | Subject to hardly noticeable imperfections. pink’ and white, |chain, will not break. jubway Store, Lower Floor} hemmed or fringed, 23x48 in. The regular price would be $13.50 a set with piping of | $6 Totlet Set at $3.60. Brush, | Cc nd ace a l 91.26 Huckaback Towels, $1doz., | == we took over the entire stock of one of America’s best China makers, ASCrUP le. silver andy opecials half linen, hemmed, full bleached, | about 112 Dinner, Tea and Breakfast Sets in thu collection; sets for six people. » Balcony | $1 Salted Almonds, 665c Ib, | White oF red borders, 18x84 in. All with full 91 pie One composition as follows: Daniel Draper will retire as director of the Meteorological Observatory on the ‘Arsenal in Central Park on next Sat- urday. The salary is $2,600. Dr. Draper said to-day he was leaving in order \o take a rest at his estate at Hastings- on-the-Hudson. He was put in the place by Andrew H. Green, then in control of the parks, on the assurance that polities would contrasting ,comb and mirror, shades. plated. Subw Women's 8b5c Backs, and burla; | This is the I “TO TOWN”; GETS LOST.) GEO. FENNELL & CO., 18}40 60 Ibe at Be oaek matoony er teing: regular ite, 0 i0s, | Bram Bed, Spring and Mattress FURNITUR: never be mixed with the work, All the SEE | 1 Al r — 6 Dinner, 6 6 Breakfast and 6 ‘Tea Plates; 6 Fruit or Preserve Dishes, hy Hints : Nightgowns, 6c. | 80c Chocolate Almonds,320 | dd and Butter Dessort F 6 Coifee Cups and Saucers, 6 Tea Ci { me In the observatory were in 5 Le we! : Ne | 6 Bread and b Cup 8 Tea Cups ame ate IF een Hila, records tugs, Carpets, Beddin: Slip-over 28} Rubber Goods _ | 40¢ Creamed Jordan Al- By eeeneet , eg ord and isnt en Teaeet cake iat RB two years back of those ot Fed BERAL TERMS of a good ¢ 5 Our regular stock reduced, bearing monds, 22¢ Ib. iGo Crash Toweling, 160 yd. | Dish, ¢ Id Mont a Re mF vy ay and open Vegetable . ‘eather Rureau, which was establi i} bY cambrie, tr: ed | the Gimbel guarantee, with one ex- 40c Chocolate Almond Car- | all linen, red borders, 17 in. | If a soup tu \S desired we wilt substitute It for the salad bowl and cake lis successor has not been (BERAL CREDIT ith insertion , ception 7 . | plate, and we will make other changes on, and Torchon 96¢ Fountain Syringes, 60c. | amels, 22c. — —— data The regular price if all were perfect would ——— OW PRICES lace; regwurly 950 Hot Water Bottles, 60c. Nearly every one likes almonds,| , $2:60 Table Cloths, $1.96. All | he $13.50 set, now $8.85. Noted Pipe Maker Dead. . ee nents ¢, at 56c, 40c and 60c Face Bags, 26c and 36c. | These ure fully up to the Gimbe n and goc eight, hemstitched or $8 50 Dinner Sets at $4 16 William Demuth, who amassed a for aT 7 Princess Slips, $2 to $3.60 Invalid Cushions, $1 | standard, notwithstanding the reduced loped, 64 in., will seat six per- * nm . tune as a manufacturer of pipes r to $2. prices, ona, four good patterns, 600 dainty Dinner Sets of American por- wmokers’ artic a ‘76c Rubber Gloves at 38c. it Subway Store, Balcony Subway Store, Lower Floor | celain ware in graceful shapes, like the illus- country ho! c broide Rubber Gloves, stration, with effective heart disease at the age of Be yefive med, htly imperfect spray decoration and gold He was born in Germany, but had bee in whi! jot yuaran- traced handle; 100 pieces, fn resident of New York for half a cen- regul arwise 45c with sugar bow! — and tury. The big pipe plant he founded ts $1. 20c. sears; regularly $8.50, at Richmond Hill, 8. I. While in New at $4.76. 4 5 . Subway Store, York he made his home at Sherry's, | No Extra A J BROADWAY Ew vo THIRTY-THIRD ST. whore funeral services will be held to- | | Adverusements Balcony N RK Subway Store, Lower Floor masrow at 10.90 He leaves two sons, | Sy guuytp, yrs Mensower *