The evening world. Newspaper, November 17, 1911, Page 20

EE TET h of Colery Makes Congress~ man Look Like “Rabe.” Pecavne he had a etalk of celory stick an overcoat pocket, Reprosen. | not, why not? No matter whether every otman and} | member of your body fs In @ sound 0b nervous of | eulien individ will te flect yo y will naturally * @tanley was mistaken for a " . many Washington stores. tt Hag ‘to unload all sorte of Junk | refused to charge anything | qyiox, proved his !dentity. | | vantage with: tn’ digesting your = | food, it will prod once a slow, lasy and cloudy influence upon your br Mark it! If your stomach has absol j 21 rlity 2 ® | { i fli i ¢ i rl i bay Se as " il i ; i afge i@ t i iF i | [News Oddities Relling Waves Maude Sensick Parrot “Case” for First Time. 4 parrot named George, belonging to | Geist Othcer Connor of the Travuock, | seasick in the recent gale. "tymen fn blank {s tho Dianked old tue rolling?” ‘according tc Connor, who !s willing to ers the te it Is the firat time he ever the parrot swear. it ie : ii rf . t F ant 3 i i iE s i [ Lord Misses’ and Children’s Coats and Dresses Special Values for Saturday Girk’ Chinchilla Coats to 16 years— lined throughout with flannel. Navy, brown and grey Girls’ Dressy Coats of zibeline, boucle cheviots and imported mixtures; braid and velvet trimmed... . of chiffon broadcloths and velveteens. Several smart models Girls’ Dresses —4 to 14 years— of serges and panamas, in all colors and white; in a Girls’ Velveteen Dresses —4 to 14 years— lace trimmed; black, brown and blue. . Infants’ Coats 8 Hats 1 to 5 year sizes—Special values Corduroy Coats Velour Hats fm colors and white, finest quality silk all lined. velour. $3.95 $4.95 Imported Corduroy Coats Velvet Hats with belt, exceptionall very pretty models, potty mod fal etter colar: $7.75 $2.50 Misses’ & Children’s Trimmed Hats Misses’? & Children’s | Ready-to-Wear & School Hats Former prices $3.95 to 610.05 Broadway i 'Do You Enjoy Your Meals? One of the Most Important Questions | to Consider in the Search for Happiness and Health. ing question to you ts, out of life all the pleasure wealth you are entitied to?’ If The vate lyou and t asked George, | quit work, and fermentation je polso: your vitala ne is going to bo dopresend., No on: teil you that, But why continue to euffer ail the! miseries and torments thet @ disordered @tomach brings you? Your stomach oan not tgest your . what will? Whore’s the relief? 8 5 Why? Beat nda because pepsia Tubleta is able to thoroughly and completely digest 9,000 grains of any Kind of food, “dosen't It stand to reason that these Dyepepsia Tabieta are | | A if iH it & Taylor | $9.50 | The Great GIMBEL TOY STORE Will Be Presented, in Full Christmas Readiness, Tomorrow } $15.00 t $29.50 | $9.50 variety of models........ : $17.50 $10.00 Former prices up to $19.50 $2.75 & $4.75 & 2th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St. ; and women—near! The fourth floor of this vast new building has been trans- formed into such a Land of Santa Claus as cannot be found this side of The Black Forest and the boundaries of old Bi ingen For we have brought here such a comprehensive assemblage of the dolls and playthings of this wondertal Toyland as: has, to our knowledge, never before crossed the ocean. What hours of joy these early November days will have for the thousands of little folks who visit Gimbels before the big crowds begin to come, and how fine for Santa Claus to know so far ahead just what the little hearts are going to long for! This vast exhibition of joy-day delights is planned like a great World's Fair. “Machinery Hall” is crowded with the marvels of mechanical ingenuity for the delight of boys and girls that want “toys that do things.” The “Animal House” of “jungle is filled with the most amazing gatherin rll that was ever seen by little folks’ eyes—life-size Bengal Tigers, African Lions, Bears, Dogs and other animals, so real that they almost frighten one ~and every other size down to those that require a_dozen to make ‘a handful. The wonderful “Walking Dogs’’ are the craze of the day, and there are hundreds of other animals that move their limbs, as they roll along, to the delight of their little owners. Then the “Doll Fair” is such a marvelous ex- hibit that no words of ours can begin to do it justice. Surely no one in a whole day’s visit can find all the infinite varieties that are gathered here. We must leave description to the little ones themselves, for their bright eyes will see it all and tell it to you infinitely better than a page full of words of ours. And you'll bring them, of course. And the Doll Houses, from quaint old Nuremberg, are wonderful, and what a delight they will be in American play- rooms: The “Furniture Exhibit” will be as interesting to old eyes as it is to young ones—chairs for the little folks, made just like those for grown-ups; doll carriages that are wonder- the dainty fittings. And the sleds, the grocery wagons—all the thousands of wooden toys, iron toys, building blocks, mechano building materials, skates, horns, musical playthings, Christmas classified in groups--all here, in the greatest variety ever vast Fourth floor, which is devoted to the enjoyment of little folks from now until Christmas Eve. Come TOMORROW-—to the most bewitching array of TOYS, DOLLS and other playthings that New York has ever seen. Give your little ones a day of pleasure before the crowds give them less chance to see things than they will have if they come at once. A Merry Day and Cordial Welcome to All Fourth Floor A Budget of Delightful Neckfixing News for Women Each of these collections deserves to be a head-liner, so it is difficult to award first place. However, some women will be most interested in seeing the new jabots—long and graceful affairs, some with dainty frills at- tached. Artistic combinations of real Irish and Valenciennes laces, hand-embroidered, too, There are also new revers—some from Paris. $2 to $4.50. Princess lace fichus are aiso just offthe steamer. Very dainty! $2.75 to $6.50. Boudoir Caps of net, point d’esprit, batiste and ribbon, rettily trimmed with laces, 35¢ to $2.95. Others lovely enough for eve- ning wear, up to $10. Some Samples and a Surplus Both of these collections bring worth-while economies. ‘The samples include pretty frills and jabots of batiste and net, trim- med with shadow, real Irish and Cluny laces. 50¢ to $1.50; regu- larly 75¢ to $2.95. The surplus is a charming collection of hand-made Princess and imitation Venise lace yokes, sailor and Dutch collars, also collar (shawl and round) and cuff sets, 60¢; regularly 75c to $2.25. Marabou Neckwear from Paris Stoles; six strands, two yards long, $3.95; eight strands, 134 yards long, $3.96. Muffs; black and natural, $3.95. Dainty Scarfs—Inexpensive Plain and floral printed crepe de chine, in a pleasing selection of colors, $1 to $12. Black and white mousseline de soie, with dewdrops of gold, 50c. A Special in Mesh Veilings Plain and fancy meshes, in black and colors, 18¢ to 36¢ yard; worth 35c to $1 a yard. Main Floor Saturday Will Probably See the Last of The Blumenkron Stock Of Women’s and Misses’ Wearing Apparel At a Third to a Half Less Than Blumenkron Prices This exceptionally desirable bankrupt stock of the Blumenkron store, formerly on 34th street, west of the Waldorf-Astoria, contained Women’s and Misses’ Suits, Skirts, Waists, Coats, Wraps, Fur Coats, Fur-lined Coats, Fur Sets and Sweaters. , At this writing fair quantities remain for Satur- day’s selling in some cases; in most lines, how- ever, the quantity is decidedly limited, and we cannot, of course, tell definitely what will be here Saturday. But until the last piece is sold, which will araite be Saturday, the economies will! be well worth while. Why Unrivaled---This Christmas Sale of Lingerie Blouses at $2, $8, $3.95, $5 Up to $12.75 This fact is not alone based on values, even though we are positive that the materials and trimmings ‘in all of these Blouses, whether those at $2 or those at $12.75 are unmatched at these prices, or at any that are near them. This Sale stands alone because the Blouses were made to our especial order: Reproducing Our Own Exclusive Imported Models By Agnes, Goupy, Augustine Thomas, Maurice Mayer and Elise Poret And although these original models cost us hundreds of dollars to land in America, | we were willing to immediately reproduce them so that we might present | The Styles for Spring—Several Months in Advance Too many styles to talk about- several score. This affords a large variety at each price, $2, $3, $3.95, $5, $6.95, $8.75, $10.75 and $12.75. However, we ask that you particularly examine the quality of the laces—those of Valenciennes, real Irish, Cluny and the various kinds of thread and imitation filet. Third Floor Here’s Handkerchief News Extraordinary! _ This Pure Linen Handkerchief Store has been keeping its eyes wide open for good things, and this group of five fine offerings bears teatimony to its alertness. Splendid Handkerchiefs for men nd 000 in all—at prices that suggest checking off a number of gifts on your Christmas y extra dozen handkerchiefs for yourself. Models Binbe cider ae Hand rchiefs Men's | jaitial Bandkerchiets, Six for 76 ne-thir inder-price. ._ Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, hemstitched, with quarter- The samples of an importer, tid we bought at a fgeh barns, full laundered, with block initial in medallion, straight saving of one-third, Dosens of beautiful jot sell for She each. Usual price Of the handkere many mounted on cards, and ranging in price from 25c, for little Glove Handke rchi the finest quality, at All are hand. pads ith hand scalloped Women's Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, 121c¢ Each ie Trish Unen, fully laundered, regularly $2 to | chief, without initial, is 18. Tomorrow, in all good letters, six for 760. Men's Plain Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, 6,000 of th Hen ee une neroys size, with quarter-inch po Usually 140 a’ dozen. ik Men's 60c Silk Han kerchists, 25c Each flocs: "Siow ns ball peice. AY "7h Se viser Bubway Store, Balcony Fook nas ages age Daa A et RAC S RS Tito Eh GE ae RENE fully like those that mother used for her own baby, with all tree ornaments and the thousands of things that cannot be | known to any Christmas store anywhere, spread over this | THE EVENING WORLD, | splendid t Chi GIMBEL BROADWAY nan Sins mm These Are “Decision }f HIS Wk Thousands of men in New York wil] and Overcoats. f Certainly, GIMBELS can g We know the clothing business: sured that it embodies the highest: chin knowledge can provid that price. It goes without saying that we main ona garment is proof-positive that you Among the SUITS at $16, $20 abs and youthful styles. oe ere are very important groups While at $35, $40 and $465 there ts y with the OVEROOAT ive English mode! at $66, an Several Hundred Men?s i The OVERCOATS. Several hu been buying so eagerly tailors. Plenty of the fav Raglans and Fall weight Ches' " Coats should fair! vs than $25¢ } Plenty of expert salesmen here toh School Boy’s W: In Many Styles There is no better way for a boy morrow than in coming with his:p Suit or Overcoat, in this Gimbel America. The men who made it are the best They know what like to wear, what kind of tailoring and materi clothing give good service. We Wiis Beginning with the splendid'&t though we don’t say much about often sees claimed to be worth $6.8 to $18 for Suits, and $22 for Overco/ and workmanship that a boy or hy Some spec r tomorrow, too: ff 7. Boys’ $12 Long © sar Knickerbocker; A snug saving on | wool fabrics, in gray anc Also Norfolk and double worsteds, with two pairs of. knfeler' Boys’ $10 Ktcn Norfolk Sui A jaunty style for boys ef G to 12 y of mm emart mixiures, in buttcn-tea.cc! ts collar and silk tie. { Boys’ $8.75 Suits ond Overco| Long stylish Ov i ivertible coll derk colors. Alzo twe in Norfolk and double | Men’s Shirts at § With the Pride of Go They have quite a cusien alr, that they must be consciou Handsome perc f fine their 1 vidths in ble k, and colore a gf th squareemk: 2e, Plaited bosoms or negl lengths for every mar Workmanship, laund Shirts as more than Specially made fc Footnotes on Men's Se I silk, i at shell and cr pe Fancy Silk, in 3, by much higher-priced qualities, Plain Rep, always a favorite, im