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Dieselski hanged dow Fut ittle while cam ite Apehinsds Phousamds of Votes Bein for Them at) Knights ot FOR THE MONEY. lumbus Fa t didn't end ft, though tt was ‘ kept ng in and calling up, but Lieut. | Dienelwkt had to # shown, ant| wait strong on the} 1 D° you know where the best beer made in the United States is brewed? It is brewed in Brooklyn by S. Lieb- mann’s Sons. It is PALE RIPE 1 t. Von Dtezel- | when he was relieved | Ma you," he told his sie. | PP There have been fifty here pot and as many mor If the thing keeps up rted off pretty nearly n New York must have 1 AVIATOR WEBSTER FALLS. ol Judgment Saves Novice From Severe Injury. Selieman \vinior TAFT ON 24-HOUR RIDE HEADS FOR CALIFORNIA. 1 will remain with the weks unless some on ship. The chances are the Special to The Kvening W HEMPSTEAD, Get, 1 Clifford L. Webster, w lot's license W , [day while fly own’ ht Mr. Plenger, formerly of Ber- I to} Sold by the best dealers | tyre pazme compared with the one th | iin, will be richer by ce feet, tle . eit In Greater afhfronted iim to-day in the Weat| now just , w right jo tlt a LG O, eee SALPM +, 0 nelud steonly $1 Wirty-seventh « tation, Tt was up| ler RE lh A li | ouble Service, tall feat a case—24 bottles. tdi him to de t Gigs | From the Philadelphin Reson) Webster succeeded in keeping hia| tor california Order a case today. dtner of t s'reet Wa eres LAS, avel without @ stop w Vletger, for dotiara | avoted the Wi orrow morning, When he will reach | naw at Resto ves? ‘ know,” added th over use. | to my n, two fives, Keep Store Closes Daily at 6 P. M. New Bracelet Watches ris | sone quite wild over these new =, with extension links, themselves to the size of vithout pinching. we quite new, and have hereto- ble only in expensive afore glad to be able punce a " active style, gold- » with fully guaranteed Watch, at that will be thoroughly appre- et Watches in many from L4-Kk. gold $60 and $76, to Leat strap Brace , in various colors, W un-metal, silver or 14-k. gold ~ Watch Men’s Thin Mode $10, Usi Another lot of these excell ments, in 12 size, plain or open-face cases in an exeeptior Also in 14-k, gold, at $18; rc Women’ tehes, O size, regularly $15.50; in 14-k. gold, filled Watches ally $15 Waitham or Eo 7-jewel move- ar gold-filled V yold-filled cases, at $11, 50, regularly $16. Main Floor Prices Are Grealer han Any Words We Might Use to Teil feoul This Unprecedented Movement in Women’s Topcoats and Evening Wraps “T wincotes’’ ard Other Style Coats for Street, Troveling and Motoring, $16.50, $19.50 $265, $29.60 and $35 Street Coats of Broadcloth, Serge and Unfinished Worsteds, $19.60, $25 and $29.50 Exauisite Evening Wraps, $25, $29.60, $35, $39.50, $45, $65 and $85 Latest London Styles in Raincoats, $8.60, $12.50, $15 However, in justice to ourselves, we should tel why these prices are unparalleled. We purchased large quantities of the fabries early in the season—but not until it was decided what would be the fashionable materials, We then import- ed our own models--and had them reproduced in these fabrics. Third Floor This Hair Goods Sale Is a Radical Departure In every way this important event in the Gimbel Hair Good Salon 4H olterent from any previous offering of its kind we ever of. First in magnitude--$100,000 worth of the finest grades of jHalr, bought for $60,000 in Marseilles, France, forms the basis jof it. * Second—From this hair there have been especially made up, ‘for our Hair Goods Salon, Switches of every desired length and tweight, with which to construct the fashionable coiffures of today, Third—In case a woman is not able to find among the made- up switches the precise shade she wants, she can choose the de- sired color from the prepared hair in the sale and have the switch made to her order for the same price—a saving of two-thirds of what other exclusive Hair Goods shops would charge for the same service. There are: French Convent Hair Switches, in most unusual natural shades, f sireigat and wavy, at $2.36 to $35, usually $4 to $50, according to length and weig Gray Switches, in an unequaled assortment, from slightly mixed to pure white, 20-inch, at $2.26; regularly $4; 24-inch, at $6.60, regularly $8. ray French Hair Switches, 15 to 24 in., $2.46 to $9.60, regularly $4 to $16. Straight Gray Switches, 18 to 24 in., $1.46 to $4.60, reg. $2.50 to $7.50. Straight Switches, of best German hair, in all the usual shades, 16 to 28 in., at 66¢ to $3.60, usually $) to $5.50. Stemlens Switches, of naturally wavy hair, 24 to 96 in., $2.26 to $9.76, hi)" Weey switches hades, 18 to 96 in., 8 avy ) in many shades, to 96 in., 85¢ to $8.60, larly $1.60 to $15.60. Saat remuary Straight Switches, of best German hair, 16 to 28 in., 65¢ to $3.50, reg- ularly $1 to $6.50. Rear Balcony nto. President's reception tn Oregon . politically, and he remained | may make a god of money and also serve the.” injury. JUST AT THE RIGHT MOMENT-.- A Sale of French and Willow Ostrich Plumes, | Ostrich Bands and Hats ae We purchased the 2,690 Plumes—which will be offeredtomorrow at extraordinarily low | ee several months ago. To be exact, during the dull season when one of the largest and yest known manufacturers gave us this large collection at a considerable discount. Realizing that a bargain is not a bargain when one does not need an article, we deferred this sale until tomorrow. This is the right moment—plumes are more in vogue than ever and women want them. These feathers are that rich, gleaming black, known as Egyptiai ve. The flues are long and full—all hand tied. The French plumes are three-ply and the willow plum c 314-ply, with the exception of those at $2.26, which are two ply. The willow plumes are mostly three or four knot tied—making them long and graceful. We shall not quote the regular prices for which these Plumes would sell at under normal conditions, as they will be quite apparent when you see the plumes. Black French Plumes $4.50—16 in. long, 14 in. wide $7—18 in. long, 19 in. wide $6.50—18 in. long, 18 in. wide $8—20 in. long, 18 in. wide $9.75—20 in. long, 18 in. wide Black Willow Plumes $2.256--15 in. long, 14 in. wide $7.60-—-20 in. long, 18in. wide $3.60—16 in. long, 15 in. wide $8.75-——21 in. long, 20 in. wide $4.85—19 in. long, 19 in. wide $9.75 21 in. long, 20 in. wide | $6.75 —20 in. long, 22 in. wide $12.75—-24 in. long, 23 in. wide | $13.75—26 in. long, 26 in. wide Ostrich Bands, $1.60, $3.26 and $4.60—Beautiful qualities, and in Fashion's favorite colors~ violet, gold, ruby, Empire green, navy and combination colorings. . Ostrich Hats, $12.75—Poke style, completely covered with small plumes of straight curled ostrich and stick-up feathers, ‘These hats may be worn just as they are—in close-fitting style, or may be mounted on velvet or plush brims of any size. White, | black, violet. “Apropos of this event we shall also offer Large Black Velvet Hats, $3.75 The majority are the new large flat brim style, although there are some with slightly rolling brims, and also several medium size shapes. Very good quality velvet, finished on edges with a fine silk hatters’ binding. The hat illustrated is one of those in the Sale at $3.75. It is trimmed with three willow plumes, $2.25, $3.50 and $7.50; mak- ing the total cost of the hat $17—as the courtesy of our NO-CHARGE TRIMMING SERVICE is extended to all those who purchase plumes and hats in this sale. Let us add that we do not think such a hat could be duplicated elsewhere at $25. Main and Third Floor. Cold Weather News of Blankets and Comfortables | This Bedcovering Store was planned to be of the greatest good to the greatest number of housekeepers, who want trustworthy Blankets and the like at most moderate prices. icy couples of its helpfulness, we mention the following: | aTS y ii | for double feet ge rit pak EE halon deena Nee | blue borders, and wide silk binding to | ed and domestic, in plain colors or | in math, ab 296 pale re HERS cure | faced with different color or plaid, at wool, or with a little cotton to pre- | $42 to $80 each. vent shrinking, in white, scarlet or MUSLIN SHEETS, our excellent gray, $6, i soled $6, The best tobe | Hudson brand, sizes before hemming, found anywhere at their price, 63x90 in., 66¢, regularly 80c. 72x90 in., 70¢, regularly 90c PLAID BLANKETS in_five dif- 81x90 in., 766, regularly $1 ferent patterns, of pure California Wool: soft and warm, for double bed- | SHEETS of strong durable muslin, 81x90 in., before hemming, specially MAORIFORTABLES, ful COMFO BLES, full size, cot- k ton-filled, covered. with fine silko. | Priced at 66c and 760 each. Tine, $2 cach, “Hetter yuulite, 92.96 | _ PILLOW CASES of good bleached muslin, 4 in., or 45x36 in., at 18}y¢ each, regularly 15e. each, | COMFORTABLES — down-filled, with coverings of best sateen, in Per- PILLOW CASES of short lengths sian or floral designs and 6-inch plain | of fine bleached muslins, 45x36 in, border. 6x6 ft, cut size, $6.60; | at 16¢ each, regularly 20c to dUc each, | 6x7 ft, $7.60, Main Floor $1.25 Axminster Carpets At 62ic Yard Half price on a small quantity of standard Axminster Carpets from a well-known mill. In twelve excellent floral patterns that we are not re-ordering; all with border to match. Splendid Bedroom or Parlor Carpets at the lowest price that has been quoted to our knowledge for this grade—and even less than the regular price of wool Ingrain Carpets. They’ll be gone in a uvinkling! P. 8.—In our very remarkable aleplay of Printed and Inlaid Linoleums and Oilcloth, there is a special group of GERMAN AND AMERICAN INLAID LIN- OLEUMS in desirable patterns at 86c instead of $1.35 @ square yard. Sixth Floor Most People Eat 1095 Meals a Year And one can get jolly well tired of ugly table china on such intimate terms. If you have grown weary oho C nine, your | opportunity fora pleasant change lies in these offerings o 2,700 Blankets and Comforters Dinner Sets at Reduced Prices At One-Third Below Regular Prices ‘Taken from our own stock, new and perfect, and in pretty patterns. | 4 ‘At $26, from $37.50, fine Limoges pretty pink or blue patterns. P | And this is merely a sample of the great collection of remark- | China, 100 pieces, with gold-traced ott $26, eon 1887.50, Austrian | Spemation a Seis Aid les, nina Service of pieces, flower | able bed-covering offerings in the Subway han dt 0, from $16.50, thin Austrian decoration, gold lined, with coin gold | Soft Finished Cotton Blankets China, 100 pieces, with dainty flower handles, —White, gray and tan, for three- decoration, and gold-traced hanales. — At $17.76, from $30, Austrian quarter and full-size bed, regularly At $8.76, from $13.50, fine tain China Dinner Set, in a beautiful $1.50, at $1 pair, nie) American porcelain, 100 pieces, in| Dresden decoration, German-finished Cotton Blank- i ets-—Good weight and very. warm, Low Prices on Cut Crystal : gray, tan and plaid, Regularly $2.75, ‘These are the same superb pieces of pure lead glass blanks that we regu- at $1.96 pair. larly sell at full prices, but marked considerably lower because they are sur- | Woolen Blankets With a four- plus lots from two of the hest ylass-cutting shops in New York, | inch colored silk binding, wool and $2.75 Oil or Vinegar Cruets, twral Spoon Trays, cotton filling, full size, Regularly $5, | designs, $1.90. cutting, $1.60, | at $8.96, |” $6 Fancy Shaped Bowls, $8.76. | $4. Jugs, tall shape, $2.75, fowls, $3.76, cutting, $2.75, - 60. Store, Indian Blankets ~ 66 x 80 in., a great variety of patterns, at $3.75. Silkoline Comforters with six- , filling cut x78 in. light, . Regularly #2. Bordered Comforters cotton filling, figured . Reg. § Subway Store, L old English -tour | stops here of United RHEINGOLD i rd . 5 Wi 3 ® | i Jalters 88 Note 6 Fern Dist rand fern, $1,000 List Walters 8 3 i ili "$5 Compotes, $2.80. Mastertone Player $395 Exchan e: 4 Vases, $2.76, er Piano Outfit Important ! $25 Punch Bowls, $16.75. very plana im. th ch Bo 0 gi " Finest 88-note ‘player piano, with 7 BROADWAY NEW YORK THIRTY-THIRD ST. $45 Punch Bowls, go size, 626, Tienes Binote ‘player plano, Wilh iat 1 Hackett Carhart § Men’s Fall Suits at 1 5 pical $22.50 suits in style, patterns and workmanship. ire known by all New Yorkers as the best suit at that price obtainable. They are here in all the new blues, grays, tans, browns and mixtures for men and young men Hackett Carhart Suits at $20 These are New York’s best $20 suits. t” for “The Business Ma “dress wear.” A choice col one a $28 value. The Hackett Carhart $25 Suit Termed the “Hackett, Carhart $25 Suit” because of its ex ch ness and quality, This js a suit of Honest Merit, and we have them in the season’s most approved styles and colors. This is a phenomenal offering for a suit of this character, John Bullish Raglans, $19.50, $22.50 and $25 Your Silk-Lined Overcoat, $17.50 Kackal anhvarl cCo-- E. E, TURLINGTON, Vice-P 265 Broadway | 841 Broadway | 119 W. 42d St | 125th Street Cor, Lith St. Near Broadway | Near 3d Avenue Harlem and 42d Street Stores Open Evenings Truly a “Business or one of the finest for ion to choose from and every GRAND RAPIDS Sue MANUFACTURERS | FISHER) BEST MADE Ras’ FURNITURE When You Furnish Your Home VISIT OUR ESTABLISHMENT We Guarantee Satistaction ON ALL PURCHASES The Most Complete Stocks Best Qualities Lowest Prices Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Bedding, &c. CASH OR CREDIT $1. A Week Opens An Account Open Evenings Until 9. Saturday Until 10. 2B 125297 eeatM ADISON ALL CARS TRANSFER TO- Lexington to 3d Ave. 59ih to 60th St. Last Days of the Greatest Piano Opportunities in America! In This Sale of 500 Walters Pianos You Can Makea Clear Saving of $150 to $250 And You Get the Very Highest Grade Piano, All You Need Pay Is $5 Down and $1 a Week No Extras at All! Pianos Delivered on Payment of $5 Each at its price cannot be matched elsewhere for tone, action, artistic designing or quality of material used in its uction, Extraordinary Offer! Cc WO 7 : 4 $375 Walters List B— $198 &5 Down and Bt a Weel ‘ 5 We will give tree of charge to every purchaser of a piano to- morrow one of these beautiful newest style music cabinets, a stool with back and cover, PUR TON ant, Other Styles of Pianos in this GREAT SALE ers $450 List Style Excel- Piano $225 + 8 $575 List Style Queens- R boro Piano $275 Walters $600 List Style Lexing- ton Piano Walters $650 List Style Hudson Pi $550 Walters List M~ $225 #5 Down and ®t Week $300 $325 $575 “isa pon Request a_reprenc tative will eal Caution! h $10 down, $2 per week.