The evening world. Newspaper, October 5, 1911, Page 6

ee i te ET CS SSS eee ee ee ? 8 = — —_ {dow business, Tam tooking after her! is totally untr n & Miss Winth N Winthrop is at her home Shelter Island that fin COTTON DUCK KING That Is, Turner and Miss Wine! {iyo “Ni, throp Both Love Dogs, but [the sunen th Jadmit that he + Not Each Other. \M ltatned an tnterlocutory decree of pes final in ninety da t Mrs. Turner got a yours amo, ends. ected him to, T I them again. F eauty and alrea establishment —_— rd There will naire manuface rance to another » who at the s9rEs res = aye |remance, and Turner has had several. | rty-peven salted hi WON'T WED, HE SAYS. |"Snv second Mex Terner ae ities m trip with his bride of | Maule May. In 18% she ran over to the Mauretania yes- ie | Je with Turner aod was marr Second Wife Has Divorce and sar atter ne was a f rota. 8 had just a Report Said “Ward”? Would Be Mrs. Turner, No. 3. ry _— Te !s purely Thomas Mo: Duck Kty tfe began er” unttl 1907, whi red from the # Winthrop — ppe 1, then as an “helres finally as a “ward.” CONDUCTS THE AFFAIRS OF $20,000,000 TRUST. any the poppy of their friendship, andr ud 80 ) Trust, whleh he h and in which he is a jar lp | Broo Me alas to the n. © stockholder, A soclety ts now spe rectly {f ing ward Mrs, 1 “That is abau: There was a pause that had tts hum- orous pose!hiti who could extract a tw from the remark. Me caught it and turned the play this way “You see, I fane raiser Frenoh a Thave a fancy f Bot to be friendly over t “She ts a girl of twenty-thre and is making @ Mttle money In the “ef desided situ 8 myself, ountry alvolat nn) SIXTH AVENUE, CORNER 22 ST For Women and Misses post ; The products of the very best tailors at sensationally low prices. Each suit in the lot is carefully and conscientiously tailored to fit and hang by the \ best man tailors. Cor- rect new Fall coats, all ithe newest styles, plain jor trimmed, double or Eg single breasted Taffeta, satin and peau de cygne guaranteed linings. Skirts are mostly gored models, some the prac- tical pleated kind, made of diagonals, home- spun, mannish wors- teds, good quality serges and fine cheviots, in black, navy, brown, gray and fancy mixtures. Sizes for women and misses. te $15 to $25 VALUES e second Mra. Turner yesterday ob- Turner He did not marry | Mt by Jumor ay ON ACCOUNT OF BON. anize and ulating \ Morton Oppenheim Co. Sale of Sample Suits At a Full Third Below Value may EXTRA SPECIAL > Se ENON Ne aver TOs THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER BENEDICT OF 47. for rare “| would advise every man to marry when he is young and not nt | make the ke of waiting until ‘[ he is advanced in years before at |] choosing a life-partner. 1 have missed a great deal of happiness by devoting myself too much to business and not enough to the ys |] lovelier things of life, The trouble al- |] with most American men Is they remain single too long and mise |] the best life has to offer. Take “*y |] my tip, boys, and find the right SUC) Girt as soon you turn the dy | by n of Faward plon Charlemagne, sald to be the beat French bulldog on earh, She has writ- ten a handbook on dog breeding. WIFE DELAYED DIVORCE SUIT The second Mrs. Turner left her hus- 1905, being loth to bring gult nt of her sixteen-year-old boy, Mefivane Turner, whose cus- | en}tody has now been awarded to her. | ne| Mrs, Turner {8 now living at the Ore: | n, Fifty-fourth street and Seventh | . She dectined to-day to discuss 1, however, that en settled on her ala has Mrs. Turner has two grown CHARGE PRIMARY BILL IS TRICK TO AID BOSSES. | Association Appeals to Governor to 1 of | k fo get thele measures xivlature, advocates of radical direct primary law are turn: ing ther batterles on Gov. Dix, They © prevent him ning the bill ed the Senat t night ssoclation of rnor to grant he takes up| bil, Able orators » their arguments | REET. NEW YORK. |GIMBELS || Store Closes Daily at 6 P.M. Beautiful Millinery Displayed in “La Promenade des Toilettes’’ Has Received Many Compliments To those who marvel at the diversity of millinery styles shown in this Fashion Exhibition we wish to say that these hats are but a few of the hats in the Gimbel collection, as we imported scores of models by Georgette Lewis Reboux Talbot And Other Modistes These hats, besides many reproductions from our own work- rooms, are now displayed in the French Salon, Third Floor. Prices $16 to $160. In the Medium-priced Salon, there are several hundred styles voll a by Paris models—at $6.75, $8.75, $10, $12,765, 914.75. Please accept this as our invitation to visit this Autumn Fashion Exhibition which we are now Poe in a representative setting—the Garden at the Casino at Monte Carlo, between 10 A. M. and 12:30 P. M.; 2 and 4:30 P. M.—when the new Paris Gowns, Wraps and Furs will be shown on Living Models—Eighth Floor. The attire displayed in this exhibition is for sale—ask for prices in the Ready-to-Wear Salons, Third Floor. Reproduc- tions of these models will be carefully and promptly executed in the Dressmaking Salon, ‘lenth Floor. Arch-Ease Shoes Have Proved That Foot Comfort and Style Need Not Quarrel In these specially designed Gimbel Shoes arch aN supporting shoes got away for the fivst time in (* ZS} vistory from the doctrine that foot-comfort de- v= SHOE mc) _anded broad toes, low flat heels and all that. Buit people with highearched feet sometimes need urcn As wrting Shoes too; and so we originaled Jor women the gracetul high-archd mcedel in Arch-Ease Shoes, with nerrow toes aid none of the external earmarks of shoes designed to relieve foot troulles. Other makers are coming round to our way of thinking, which gratifies us not a little. It is possible to get the absolute foot-comfort provided by Arch-Ease Shoes in Six styles for women, from the high-heel, narrow-toe, patent leather shoes to the soft common-sense last, at $4 to $8. Four siyles for men, at $2 to $6. Twostyles for children, at $3 and $3.60. Expert fitter in attendance, to determine just what shoes suit you best. Second Floor Special Lots of Women’s Hosiery Five thousand pairs of a splendid grade of Lisle Thread Stockings, imported to sell at 35c pair. Fast black; full “regular” made with double soles, heels and toes. Tomorrow, a specially interesting offer, at 26c pair. At 35c, three pairs for $1, there are Stockings of lustrous silk lisle, in black, white and tan, with duplex heels and toes, made specially for Gimbels. $1.50 Stockings of pure Black Thread Sisk are $1 pair because we bought a large quantity at a special price for our Birthday Sale. 4-inch garter welt tops; triple heels and toes, Hosiery for Men At 50c pair, pure thread Silk Socks with cotton soles, in favorite colors; also black ingrain. All $1 quality. At 25c pair, re Silk Socks, with cotton feet and tops, and Silk-plated Socks, in 25 colors; 50c quality. Main Floor Ribbons Less Than Half Price A special purchase brought us a large quantity of most charm- ing Dresden Ribbon, 7 inches wide, with dainty floral designs in pink, light blue, mais and lilac, with borders of heavy faille to match. Especially desirable for millinery purposes. 30c yard, regularly 75c. Brocaded Ribbon in white, pink and light blue, in chrysanthe- mum design, 714 inches wide, 65-yard, regularly 85c. Hair-bow Ribbon to match, 54 inches wide, 40¢ yard, regu- larly 6: Brocaded Ribbon with satin stripes of self-color, in pink, light blue and white, 7) inches wide, for sashes, 65¢ yard, regularly 80c; for hair-bows, 47 inches wide, at 28¢ yard, regularly 50¢. Main Floor Men’s 25-Year Thin Model Watches, $10 You can see by the illustration the extreme thinness of these Watches, in proportion to their size, an excellent ad- vantage which makes them very well liked by men, The handsome cases are a maker's surplus of styles not to be continued—and we bought a very large AGB fa. » quantity for our New York and Phila- delphia stores to secure the low price. 12 si They are ize, open-face, hinged back, gua eed for 25 years, and are fitted with accurately atvared T-jewel Waltham or kigin movements. Of Full $15 Grade, at $10 Each The same styles, in women’s 0 size watches, at $11, regularly $15.50. Main Floor For Housewifely Economy Food Choppers family size, will grind meats or vegetables coarse or fine as desired. el ly 85e, now 6c, Enterprise Meat Choppers, family size, Regularly 75c, now 600, Asbestos Iron . olders, 2 for 6c. Cereal Sets, square. shape, 15 pieces to set. Regularly $6, now $5. Tin Enamel Sink Drainers, two styles, 10¢ each. Kreamer' favare Range Boilers, medium size, Kreamer's All-copper Wash Boilers, medium si: egularly $6, now $6, Kreamer's Triple Saucepans, copper bottoms. Regularly $1.75, now $1.36, Kreamer’s Extra Heavy Dish Pans, 10-qts., 46¢; 12-qts., 0c; 14-qts,, 76c; 16-qts., $1.40, h Floor larly $3.50, now 93, 5, 1911. z The ‘Vogue of the Lace Blouse Was Launched in America by GIMBELS Paris was never more enthusiastic about a new mode than she is over the Lace Blouse at the present moment. And New York women may be hand in hand with Parisiennes—owing to our foresightedness. Weeks ago we carefully studied the Blouse situation in Paris and then imported the most beautiful Lace Blouses created for the present season in Paris—ordi- narily this vogue would not reach New York until some months hence. We do not believe in waiting! One must see these Blouses to appreciate the exqui- site real laces, and how artistically they have been com- bined, as neither mere words nor the sketches can de- scribe their beauty. However, we have endeavored to illustrate one of the Blouses—of Duchess lace, inset with narrow panels of fine black net, cleverly hand- stitched with white, also set i of rose chiffon and em- broidery, to give a bolero effect. The sleeves are par- ticularly charming, as they are the new, straight kimono style with under-sleeve of fine net, edged with double frills. This Blouse is $70. Other Blouses are entirely of real Venise lace, and those of real Irish lace are also indorsed by Fashion. Where laces have been combined, one sees not only the hand-work of an artist, but the cleverness of a nius, as in this Blouse of real Venise, Baby Irish and ‘ilet laces, joined by narrow insertions of very fine thread lace, with touches of silver late. Imported Lace Blouses, $10.75 to $145.00. Real Irish Lace Blouses, $12.75 to $126. Dominating Features of $50 to $150 French Models Repro- duced in Net Blouses, $6.95, $8.75, $10.75 and $12.75 That these Blouses have become the talk of New York within a few days is quite easy to understand, because we have had French models so marvelously reproduced. These Blouses are of fine Brussels Net, trimmed with fine shadow laces and chiffon. Some have billowy side frills, others have the new Elise Poret neck frill, and all have delightful wrist frills—wide ones, 100 a vie Sale of More Than 40,000 Handkerchiefs Makers do not wiliully produce large surpluses of Handkerchiets, but when they have too ey they stand their loss like majors, to get the handkerchiefs quickly out of their sight. Which is, in a nutshell, the genesis of this important offering of some 8,500 dozen pure Linen Handkerchiefs for men and women, at such highly attractive prices: Women’s Embroidered Handkerchiefs $2 to $3 Handkerchiefs, $1.50 dozen Mostly wone by hand; some with lace edges, some with Men's ana Women’s piain white hemstitched; mostl; one and four-corner effects; some all machine work—hun- | with narrow hems; including Women’s Corded Hand, dreds of styles, all of Irish make. All perfect. kerchiefs of sheer quality. At 16c each, regularly 26c, 36c and 60¢ U my At 26c each’ regularly 60c’ and 76c Men's Initial Handkerchiefs, Box of 6—$1 At 50c each, regularly $1 , Pure Insh linen, plain and cross-bar, with block letter; q six in box, usually $1.25 and $1.50 box. Women’s $1.50 to $2.60 Handk’ch’fs, $1 dz. | Sin 0% Unlauncered, embroidered in one-corner effects, or | Women’s Initial Handkerchiefs, Six for 60c with initia’, plain letter or wreath effect; some of the Regularly 75¢ box of six; block initia: with wreath. initials aye irish hand-work. Men’s $3 Silk Handkerchiefs, $1.60 dozen r Noveity eitects in all shades, at hall price. pocket size. Main Floor Again: $2 Broadcloths at $1.10 Yard It only needed a few days of eager buying to break up the color-assortment of these wonder- ful Imported Broadcloths, at the extraordinarily low price of $1.10 yard. But we discovered that the importer was still holding 5,000 yards more of these same Broad- cloths in bond; so we drew on his reserve, not only for the colors that had disappeared, but for some that were not previously included, such as pe4rl, silver, scarlet, Burgundy, Havana, holly, champagne and others. So that, as before, there are more than thirty superb shades from which to choose the material for Fall and Winter tailored suits. 50 to 52 inches wide, thoroughly sponged and shrunk, in a medium weight, and splendidly finished. $1.10 yard. Plenty for tomorrow and Saturday. Second Floor A Woman May Select Typical Parisian Clothes At American Prices--Because We Have Reproduced French Model Suits and Gowns To Sell at the Lowest Possible Prices This accomplishment is not only one of the rides of the Gimbel business, but it has also been instrumental in our attaining the leadership of fashions. ‘ That we have produced the best $25 Tailored Suits in New York will be endorsed by every woman who has seen them. First of all, we do not have one style at this price, but /n—and these are authentic modes. The tailoring is ex- cellent, the materials are fine, and the satin coat linings are guaranteed. Styles include those of the severely tailored character, and others with velvet or braid and satin trimmings. Many style-variations at $36, $46, $50, $55, and prices up to $160. Imported models range up to $350. All the new and fashionable fabrics —velvets, corduroys, zibelines, wool velours, cheviots and novelty weave materials are in- cluded, in new color-tones, besides navy and black. Let us repeat—the Best $25, $35, $45 to $350 Suits in New York If one were to ask Fashion what are her favorite dresses for this season, she would reply: For Morning and Street Wear—Swagyer tailored dresses of serge, also serge and satin combined. A large range of styles is here at $13.50, $16.50, $18.50, to $65. For Afternoon—Crepe Meteor, velvet and velveteen dresses in charming demi-tailored styles for treet wear, and simple but graceful modes for the house. Crepe Meteor dresses, $18.50 to $150 Velveteens start at $26, velvets, $45 to $350. $26 146 For Evening Wear--Gowns otf chiffon, lace, charmeuse, crepe meteor and velvet, ductions, $25, $35, $45, $50 to $160, Exclusive French models up to$460. Men’s Japanese Silk Handk’ch’fs, 35c ea. 50c and boc qualities, in white; also a twill silk in Repro- Third Floor Now Another Remarkable Floor Covering Event in the Subway Store Stinson Brothers’ Velvet & Tapestry Brussels Rugs At These Greatly Reduced Prices 9x12ft. Tapestry Brussels Rugs,$14.50 grade$10.75 9x12 ft. Tapestry Brussels Rugs, $20 grade. $14.75 9x12 ft. Velvet Rugs, $18.50 grade...... $14.75 Still a chance to select Door Mats at decided savings. Cocoa Mats with wool 9x12 ft. Velvet Rugs, $23.50 grade...........$17.50/| ,,,, s 11}4x12 ft, Velvot Rugs, $28.60 grade... $19.60 | por plain Cocoa Matas, e purchased the entire stock of Stinson rugs from one of | Mats, Rope Chain Mats, the leadhr New York wholesalers at a liberal concession | teel ‘Mate, Rubber Mats. because iba discontinued the line. In the collection are the ‘Radnor’ and ‘‘Kordo” Wilton Velvet Rugs. ‘‘Kolox’’ and ‘‘Esbro’’ Tapestry Brussels Rugs. ’ ; For years Stinson Rugs have stood at the top for quality, design and texture. You will admire the beautiful colorings and patterns, and the wearing qualities of Stinson Rugs are ell known, H About 300 Rugs ail told offered Friday Morning, in the Subway Store, Lower Floor, GIMBEL BROTHERS BROADWAY NEW THIRTY-THIRAD 6T.