The evening world. Newspaper, August 29, 1911, Page 7

“ON CHARGE THAT = SHESABURGLAR ie Said to Have Crossed anj* Airshaft to Rob Neighbor- ing Apartment. CAUGHT AFTER CHASE. Victim Declares She Saw Sus- t pect Wearing Stolen Watch and Chain. A thin, sa big-eyed girl, d frock an wamoved a eh against her and the dire Magistrate that she be held bail for exainination atolen Jewelry comprises a wa chain, a bracelet and several ot! tleles valued at $i% STARED AT AS SHE RETURNED biledeied ua) WEDDING. O 0 Parlor Sults.. 0 Parlor suits... $57.50 Parlor sults 968.00 Parlor sulin... $80.00 Parlor Nuits... 490.00 Parlor Hutte. Outfits ~ Att Dopble Stamps with s7qaq 7” Geo Single Stamps. Stamps with 4, Purchases LOA TART Exquidtely effective style, frames in highly polished male gany fir detail, broad panels and claw feet, add tractiveness. Loose cushion upholster: and covered in finest quality panne plush THAERE PIECE SUITS ! FIVE PIECE SUITS Complete for 3, ¢ or 5 Rooms At Lowes 1 was proba K to sleep, last we se Schlosser ¢ time whe met: her nicht In Fifth avenue, Sik Waists Grenadine with beautiful lace jabots or caintily embroidered. Plain colors or striped, in black or navy. Value $5.00. Special 2.95 of Wednesday | of Specials Boys’ Knickerbockers Of all wool cloth in neat de- signs, cut full and well made; suitable for school wesr. Sizes 8 to 16. Regular $1.00. h and ras | Special 69¢c Waisting Flannels renner For early Fall wear; 27 inches d effects. per yard, 19". Special 9°1¢ L. M. BLUMSTEIN, West 1251h'St,, bet. 7th & Sth Avs, dainty Value. of Constipation Cen quickly be overcome by CARTER’S LITSLE LIVER PILLS f Purely vegetable Small Pill, Small Dose, Small f Gonuine mba: Signat America’ J Greatest Furniture House yor'g 2 pgumenn 36th St ur Prices Are Always the Lowest! $75 Parlor Suit, 3 Pieces, $47.98 | Block 8th Ave. WMA 35th to with graceful, finely c $97.00 Parlor Kudis £195.00 Parlor sults $120.00 Parlor sults $145.00 Parlor suits || i 2170.00 Partor sults 9200.00 Perlor sults Furnisied Prices? $3 to $4 Deposit | ($7. 59 te. $10 Deseu $50.2: to $1.00. a Week: | $100 ($1.00 to $1.50 a Wee Single St ap” Stamps After 12 o'Clock LIBERAL CREDIT wt ae Peon I Early Fall models in Chiffon and wide, light weight, in a veriety of B The Wecicheliaas 0 ee ee Se Se on semen crea eS i ee same he pers “THE RVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1911 Month-End Sale 3 Gimbel Subway Store As soon as the July Month-End Sale was over we commenced preparing for this August event. To- morrow the entire 75 sections of the Subway Store will be in complete readiness with MORE BARGAINS THAN EVER for this August Month-End Sale, as manufacturers, importers and wholesalers have accepted losses to keep their organizations intact during the dull season, and this is the final clean-up of our own stocks of Summer merchandise. THE BEST OFFERINGS OF THE ENTIRE MONTH This Must Be So, for [free ands reeyinite athe ia yn a. per rice, g must be materially lower} an 8 This Is the Law of ‘ff \in price than it has been previously dartag the |irsavinns tam ee The Month-EndSale month, evenif it had been reduced in price before. |Soiu-¥ia shia” nth-End S@le. Women’s Suits and Dresses | Men’s $15 All-Wool Suits, $8.50 An carly selection is advised, for, while the total collection is (eee ee ul suits for present and fall Me ll in large, naturally quantities are limited in many cases. The Th good styles as plain blue serge and pencil striped serge. stylos are dainty and attractive; all from our regular stocks, e fabrics are strictly all wool and Suits are well tailored and lon the Third Floor and Subway Store. full-lined with alpaca. All are three-piece models, sizes 34 to 44 lave is- : 26 Linen Cost Dresses—iav-| 26 Dainty Dresses ci [eat Youths’ $8.60 and $10 Suits, $3:60 ender, blue and white; were $6, now joes ware Ce $i 80, Dew (Ais we #3 seth 4 t ia f 0 ender, 'and plain tailored and’ Rep were $4.75 its, mainly fancy mixtures, in light colors; sizes 60, now $3.76. and $7.50, at $8.60 Men’s $3 Trousers, $1.55 ey lawn ‘i wae Buits; originally $6.76 Over 600 pairs, good styles and big variety; @riginally $3, an < lors; were] an is ees Suits, a variety off NOW $1.55. Bubway Store, Balcony of ginghams, | hod light. and dark patterns; foulards, et: ginally $8.75 to $12.50, at $6. now §2.76. | 40 Sample Buits, including a few 65 Wash Dresses of fancy lawn'Etons; pongees, mixtures, stripes, on. foulard; eriginally $5.50; checks and plain serges, made to sell 3.75. lat $16; now §8.76. ‘Checked and Striped Mar-| 76 Tailored Suits, of imported ]}) quisette Dre: } were $5. 60— | materials; jociginally $15.75, 75, at$12.60. Subway Store, Balcony Men’s$1.50to $3 Straw Hats,45c ‘The final clearance of every Straw Hat in the house excepting Pansies, jineluding May aws with pencil cu edge, Javas with snap brims, Sennits and others. Not all sizes in each style, but all sizes in some good style, at 46¢ ' . $6 Panama Hats, at $2 Aclean-up of our e entireat lishapes, Suby Subway Store, Balcony Misses’ Suits and Dresses Boys'$1& $1.26 Wash Suits, 460 450 Mis2es’ Wash Dresses of fi rea epatero neon! also white dresses ; beds hey on, Sizes 2! st wuts an eS sizes 14 to 18 years originally $2.75, now 61.60, Boys’ $3 & $4 Wool Suits at §! sane Hi-Thr nom ake Saior Suits, in one or two pieces; 6 to 12) toi and plaindonble-broated models, 264 Suits all told, Broken lines ote {cotton Plaids; 6 te. 14 years; wore $1.35, now 76e. Mostly light colors; sizes 7 to 16 yearsinthegroup. Subway Store, Balcony ‘eis andringsso® 3" Boys’ $1.50 Sweater Coats at $1 t colors and white; 14 to 16 years; originally $5) Oads and enda of good Sweaters, just right for school wear. Boys’ 50c Shirts and Blouses, 35c, or 3 for $1. mn - "Gatates Dresses, 6to 14 Bahl obs ey Th eaneny Boys’ 20c Four-in-Hand Scarfs, 12'ie; reversible. Boys’ and Girls’ 12! sc Stockings, 7¢ pr. Double heels, soles and toes. Silk and Cotton Waists Reduced Subway. Store, Balcon: : ry 69, Washable Striped Silk Waists; black or blue, with sailor colts; || Muace Curtain Strips at 50c were #2, now $1 40 QhitTon Walste, over Persian; lace yoke and ctf: wore $8.95, ¢ $8.75, | | Regularly $2 and $2.25 Pair £5 Messaline Silk Watste; striped or plain; were $2.50; Can be matched for as many as ten to twelve pairs of akind. White N 300 Waists ef Cotten Voile or Marquisette; some || tingle am lace curta fale n Re tee arie Antoinette and Iris! thers eflectively lace a » $1.50 3 26. oint patterns; were $2 and $2.25 pair, at 60c strip. Se 200 Mingent ‘Wais my high Brio esi? +d aaa: 50, now 75c. 110pairs imported Madras Cursathe cinta stale and stained 60 Now Brussels Net Waiats; glass colorings, $3.76 and $4 grades, at 92.26 19 Lace Bed Sets, for fuil size beds; 5} ant bolster piece, novelty braid and Heroes mounted on heavy cable net; white an Arabian,was $5, now $3.76 set wit Three Fold’ veneer 5 ft. Sin, high; early English frames with green filling 0, ni 16 60-Fold Screons, 5 ft. 8 in. high; green burlap filling; wore $5.76, now $3.75. “10 Fire Screens, oak or mahogany frames, green burlap panels Vantd $3.50, now $1.76. Subway Store, Lower and three-quarter sleeves; made to sell at $3 and $3.75, at $2.25. Bubway Store, Balcony $1 to $2 House Dresses at 55c ty of good styles and all sizes in the collection; lly $1 to $2, now 6c. umpire model; were $1.50, now 76c. ! Long Kimonos, of figured lawn, formerly $1, now 60c. £00 Nightgowns and Combinations of cambric and nainsook; regularly 4. 4.0¢ Seamless Sheets, 25c id $1, at b0c. ‘Subway Stor Se eos Sete eae eee ary ieee BLEACHED; size before hemming 54x90 inches. | 45c Bleached Sheets, 28c; 72x90, with soft woolly finish; pink or blue 50c and 75c F abric Gloves. 25cii in. before hemming; center sesmed. | mohair binding; white, gray and tan. FOR WO Tall broken li , 75¢ Seamioss Bleached Sheets,| 10¢ Muslins, 6c yd. Bleached ay 5 site dh feta ‘Chat 60c; standard sheeting; 81x90 in. be- sad Unbleached; mill lengths of 2 1oibutton Ghamatverce Gloves, | fore hemming. 0 20 yards; 86 and 38 in, wide. Thread Gloves “oe Sloached Pillow Cases, 7c;|‘"Frult, of tho Loom’ sheeting: Fis coam, white ana | Peforehemming 42x36 in,and 45 iG in| 46 and 60-inch regular 20 and 22 nes 1.60 Comforters, $1. Silkoline| cents, at 1214 cents. Subway Store, Balcony | in handsome new floral and Persian cat 16 | 2% yds, designs; full size, with white cotton 2\ yds., 400, at 260 4 ling, 1.36 Bedspreads, 90c. Hemmed aks sets, Half Price i pa Comforters at $1.96. Dainty eines with cut-out corners. ith hose supporters attached ; sizes 18 to 30; slightly im-| new figured sateen covers, with 9 in.| $2.26 Bedspreads, at $1.50. Scal- ets at 26¢ pair. plain border to match; white cotton] loped edges, with cut-out corners, in ne coutil, well boned with three pairs of hose sup- | filling. new Marseilles patterns. 0, at T5¢ pa $1.50 Blankots, $1 Pair. New,| 600 Pieces English Long Cleth, y good models; slight! perfect, otherwise £1.50 to | soft hed cotton; gray and| at 68¢ for Piece of 10 ¥da.; regu- Subway Store, Balcony | tan; dainty pink or blue borders. larly $1.05; 36 in. wide; soft ‘needle $2.75 Blankets, Cotton fintah. Subway Store, Lower Floor “4B0 AlL-Sili Crepe, 25c Yard | g6cAll-Linen Table Damask, 60c tractive new al ae alle Cree a docks like ssete.de chine Mill samples, in lengths of 2, 244 and 8 63 in. wide; full Copenhagen Light Blue Tyaer yi of Roses Cardinal bleached, with a high satin finish; regularly & at 60¢ yd. Champagne Ming's Blue Maize Lavender Black & White) CSc and 160 Damask at 46c ¥d.| 10c Huckaback Towels, 8c. 19 IN. WIDE; MADE 10 SELL AT 45¢ YD., AT 26s, All-linen, bleached or unbleached; 70|Hemmed, white or red borders, 18% 26¢ to be si ilks at 16c, 26c, and 35¢ Yard and 72 in. wide, 11 to Beyd. lengths. |36 in. °, taffeta, & crepe de chine, messaline, ben. $1 and $1.26 Damask at 6c ¥d.| 16¢ Huckaback Towels, 12540. k and cotton mixtures. fue Trish then fol cl ee a beau-} Of union linen, all white or with red Remnants 65c to $1 Silks, 150 and 260 Each | Re a eine Borrlerns S052 I apkins, $1.60 Doren. 5 Of}, tolyd., and double widths. Subway Store, Lower Fleer | Full bleached Trish linen, satin finish, ied eee ate. Lid 20x21 good weight, 20x20 in. 30c Scarfs and Shams, 20¢c each, 50e BY ohair Sicilian, 88c Yard | pile Crash Towolling, Be Yd. All-| Tete with, three tows. of i drawn work; searfs 18x52 in., shams this is new and much wanted for Fall wear, lec va Hat tuna aren na RVBRD In exceptionally good: | blue borders; 17 in. wide; all linen, Subway Store, Lower Floor WMO 6 NSD) } Ben 9x12ft.Rugs,$7.50; Were$10.75 2 shades of navy Black y REGUL ARLY Be, AT 88¢ YARD, torm Serge, (6c Yard. Navy und black, firmly woven, 400 Tapestry Brussels Rugs; a few mismatched ones in the lot; but good patterns and colorings, and great values: 9x12 ft. ' Tox ft. Rugs; reg. $7.50, at 66 Sh4x10'y as; 6 _x9 ft. Rugs; reg: $6.50, at 96.50 Samplo Ri Wilton Rugs, discontinued pat- same of th terns of $85 and $38 grades, at Sete cant $23.60. others in cony Carpet Samples " 3,000 Sample Tapestry Brus- * sit amples of Wilton Rugs, | seis Carpets; al nicely found : $6.25, 221x686 in.; at. 406 each mples of Axminster | Samples of Axminster Car- x6 ft, at $4.25. pets, 22!0xi6 in., at Te. xeadesot | Samples of Axminster and t sell «| Wilton Carpets, 27x54 in., at $1, $1.26 und $1.60. Lineleums i ‘ths of Inlaid Lino ‘Goods, that were Tic to $1. V e materials into dress skirts, to your order, at the bare cost of tal loring. Subway Store, Lower Floor Wash Goods, Half Price Irgandies, 8c yard. Five attractive designs. ulards, 7c yard. Mercerized, good colors. ting, 100 yar 34 in. wide; all colors, izod Poplins, Yo yer rd, stripe cheeks and pla'ds. 15cZephyr Dress inghams 12) 0 Vollos, Go yard. Me | | all shades About 10 00 yards in vin. wide, ods, Oe yar Subw ays Store, Lower Floor Boot Silk 8 Stockin g5, , 1dc Pr, 4 1 Jy, long, 606 9. P SN —670 pairs; black ies slightly in ‘short Lengths of Printed ot ould be 35 now 16¢, Subway Store, 2 yds, wide; many room Linoleum, le t y Brussels therwise Women’ ‘a Sample Low Shoes, $1 7 de to Sell, at $3.00 and $3.50 v er offre la Spring of t fo. turned id Pumps and Oxfords, 7c 3, GIM > BROTHERS f Yai ia\ V a. BROADWAY Lb YORK THIRTY-THIRD ST, Btore, Lower bl, $8.00 An unrest. Dimities, appearance. | Finer Quality deep tucked and key, $1.15. and 25¢, at ity, tb some ati embrol (our $3.10. $4 ( | Lexington to 3d Ave. | Wash Dresses Worth to $1.00 and $2.00 icted choice of all our fine | wash dresses that formerly sold up to $8.00. Cotton Voiles, | Chambrays, Fine Lawns, Marquieettes. Nearly every size in the lot, and a wide selection of colors, Micominadales’, 24 Floor, “*Klosfit’’ Petticoats _ --Clearance Sale |, These skirts are fitted at waist with elastic band, have Jersey gussets at hips to make them fit well and at the same time give that much-sought slender only, one with deep knee flounce tucked; the other with deep knee flounce of em- broidery; special 24-inch straw matting ou light weight and substantial capped corners, brass catches, lock | linen heels and toes; made | A | Superior Fresh Meats! s;:s*? ss: '3rere%; No increased prices at Bloomingdales’ or Roast—Bert netive beef, ex.) | vende cellent quality, worth 22c¢ l6c Women's Stockin; Legs of Young Canada Lamb—Very chot equal 77) ned Beef—Svzar cured, | thread silk, in black only; all navel, plate or brisket; 6! | i special price, 1 a | DON’T WAIT—THE LAST 4 DAYS i | of our remarkable Labor Day Sale of Highest Grade |f} 4 '$475 List Walters Concert Grand Upright | | Pianos, ’ Masic Cabinet, FREE Te euay Re cyaene pt who brings tiie advertiannent with thecn, $50 = IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— Now Down to Woven Madras, In two different styles, in black Black ‘Klosfit” Petticogts, with or hemstitehed knee 5 Bloor, both at. ection . Specials in Voile, Chal. | lis & Crepe Waists:--| ded ed bl talerethane Pe and pearl buttons, detached collar, shirt ba * $2.98 | Voile Waists, yoke and collar have Cluny inse:t- ings; Cluny on sleeves and front of waists. Value $1.50. None sent C. 0. D, Special price.. 98 Voile Waists, cl (bor ately trimmed. with wide C uny insetting, loops and crochet buttons and cluster tucks; back, sleeves, collar and 1. cuffs finished with lace inserting $ 98 | repe Wairts, do not require ironing, hem embroidered with linen lace inserting, | button back; long sleeves $2.98 dates’, 24 Floor, Lex, Ave, Sector Silk Umbrellas, $1.68 26 and 28 inch sizes. Substan- tially constructed with steel frame and rod. Many pretty ho pretty handles. Hosiery Under Price: Men's Gucranteed Socks; stamped ¢| with maker's name; mercerized to sell for 19¢ and 25c, at. babi Silk Soe! a blacks, tans, grays, royal, 18 c with linen heels and toes; lisle thread, in bl colors... 01... a. ; Women's Silk Stockings blacks and colors, at. 25¢ Women's Silk Stockings; pure cial ce sizes; very Inglales’, Main Fleor, ALL CARS TRANSFER TO Chair, Silk Scarf and Cover, for $225 $5 Down and $1 a Week Only $5 and the plane is delivered to your home. ‘op Oslebrated, Jone-lasting Waitara Concert Grand Upetant uarantoed for 16 Labor Day Piano Sale ® hand- red piano iu chair and cover. faded to be the fincet player pianos manu Ne “waltere Mastertone Player Plano withs “SPECIAL eae tod A WORLD “WANT” WILL GO AND GET IT, - é