The evening world. Newspaper, December 4, 1911, Page 11

AN (} | 36 FAMILIES FROM "BURNING: HOUSES “Rat” Runs Up Stairways and Through Hallways Loudly Barking the Alarm. “Rat,” & Belgian police dog attached | to Policeman Frank Frazer of the Park- vile of Mite barked an alarm that routed out thirty- aiz families in tenement houses endan- Gered by a $70,000 fire at the corner of ‘Thirteenth avenue and Forty-first street, Breoktyn. ‘The fire started in the pool parlor of Louie Schaffer, occupying the second Goor above Nos, 4101-4109 Thirtee: mee and No. 130 Forty-first street. lower flours were occupied by Joseph Herowtts, candy; Louis Lipschitz, fruit; Merris Slier, dry goods; Morris Auer- ach, paper bags, and others, and are owned by Helmer & Auiger of Fortieth treet and Third avenue, Brooklyn, The origin of the fire nown, at 2 o'clock, rm he began partner for a year, into the hallways of the adjoining tenement houses to give the alarm. he dog bounded up one stairway af- @er another, barking until he had @roused the occupants. Twelve families fwere brought out af ono building and twenty-four out of the three-story tene- Bente at Nos. 1306-1305 Forty-first street. Three alarms were turned in before the firemen, under Deputy Chief Kelly, @ot the fire under control. Many win- dows were broken by the intenso heat. Live eléctric wires added to the aimi- feulty until the Edison company cut them down. a THREE KILLED IN WRECK. Railroad Mem Victims of Train Crash on Erie Road. KENT, O,, Dec, 4.—Thyree persons were Billed and three injured in a collision » Brooklyn, enacted the role | aver early this morning and | between two Erte freight trains here tn| @ fog to-day. The dead are: Willi Reardon, Meadville, Pa., conductor; Vance Keller, Youngstown, i Mh I ali if a big help in an emergency. Pure and Sure, it makes delece table dumplings and perfect pie-crust, with never a fall or failure. A‘‘hurry-up’’ success. Presto Next time you're late. in every package. THE H-O COMPANY, Recipes Beffale, N.Y. “You Saved My Eyesight” Says a customer to whom we can refer. Our Registered Physicians fitted glasses that brought him normal sight after a serious accident to his eyes. He indorses our service en- thusiastically, as many others do. It will pay you to find out who they are. We Charge for Glasses Only. Bi-focal Glasses from 4.50 to $18. Other Glasses from $2.50 to $12. j Oculists’ Opticians | 223SixthAv.,15thSt. 217B’dway, Aster House 350 Sisth Av.,22dSt. 101 Nassau — Ann St. 17 West 42d—Bet. Sth & 6th Aves., New York 498 Pulton St., Cor. Bond St., Brooklyn. Lord & Taylor Founded 1826 Lace Bed Sets and Lace Curtains at Greatly Reduced Prices : Imported Lace Bed Sets 1 to 3 of a style, single and double sizes, $2.50 to $35.00 per set Regularly $5.00 to $65.00. 60 Handsome Imported All-over Renaissance Bed Sets $25.00 per set—regularly $35.00 to $45.00 $50.00 per set—regularly $70.00 to $85.00 500 Pairs Imported Irish Point Curtains Curtains Regularly $7.00 to $8.00, at........... 400 Pairs Imported Renaissance, Marie Antoinette and Novelty| $9. 75 $4.75 5) per pair per pair Regularly $12.50 to $15.00, at........J Blankets, Bedspreads, Comfortables at Reduced Prices For Tuesday and Wednesday 500 Pairs Fine Wool Blankets $3. 15 and $3. O5eusually $4.25 and $5.00 pair, Bedspreads ; $7.70 and $2.45—usually $1.40 and $3.50 Comfortables—Silk top, down filled. $7.50—regular $10.50 quality, Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases at Reduced Prices. Sheets 63x99—59c 72x99—65c 81x99—72c 90x99—79¢ Pillow Cases. 42x8814—l5c 45x8814—l7¢ 50x3814—19¢ 51x3814—22e GIMBELS Jewelry That Will Delight | Many Women and Girls | Sterling Silver, Gold-Filled And Imported Novelties This is the wonderfully fascinating Jewelry which, while by no means as costly as its rivals in pure gold and precious stones, is nevertheless fully as artistic in design and tremendously effective. It has the added merit of enabling one to make most desirable gifts for a comparatively small outlay. - The showing is the result of careful search by our experts in the jewel centers of the world, bringing back the choicest and newest things to be found—often originating designs, that are specially confined to Gimbels. We invite you to see particularly— The Sterling Silver Mesh Bags, with 5 to 8 inch frames, the fi Purses, Women’s eeerae Cases, Bonbon and Powder Boxes, Vinaigrettes, Lip Rouge pm ines in plain polished engine-turned or engraved styles, at $1 Sterling Silver Vanity Cases, with various compartments, at $9.76 to $27.60. Sterling Silver Card Cases and Purses, with leather or silk lining, $7 to $24.60. Also in Sterlin gnettes, etc., at to $25. In Gold Plate there are Mesh Bags and Purses, Vanity Cases, Powder Boxes, Cigarette Cases and other trinkets, at $2.60 to $35. Also scores of other pretty things, including Lorgnettes, Neck Chains, 14 60 inches long, Bracelets and Bangles, ets and Crosses, Brooches, Pins and Collar Pins in many styles and finishes, at 26¢ to Lge i Of Genuine Gun-metal there is a wonderful showing of articles for women and girls. Here are Mesh Bags at $3.60 to $27. Mesh Purses at 75c to $7.60; also Guard Chains, Cigarette and Vanity Cases and many others, at 60c to $18. Beautiful, indeed, is the showing of Imported Jewelry of the most bril- liant rhinestons set in Lente a vamdile Hll god and ae [4 the finest platii lo it! inations color ones, Valliergs, Pendants, rooches, Bracelets, Dinner Rings and Frill Pins in ex- quisite designs, dt $1 to $75. Pearl Dog Collars with 3 to 24 rows of French Pearls with rhinestones and sterling silver clasps, also all widths of black velvet, from $2 to $75. Sa fascinati: roups of Oriental Jewelry, set with lapiz lazuli, jade, malachite, topaz, amestost and coral, at $1 to $46/ of Tealian Tiligree work, some set with cafnelians, shell cameos, coral, etc., at $1 to $15, and of Garnet: Jewelry from Austria, including Necklaces, Brooches, Bracelets, Earrings, etc., at $1.60 to $32. Among the Hair Ornaments are Bandeaux, Braid Hair Pins and Bar- rettes in platinum finish, at 60c to $20, gold inlaid Barrettes, Bandeaux, Hair Pins, Back and Side Combs in imitation shell, at 60c to $10, and a superb col- lection of genuine tortoise shell at 40c to $16. Main Floor Embroidered Handkerchiefs From: Appenzell, almost in the shadow of the snow-clad Alps, from the balmy Madeira Islands, from the Emerald Isle—in short, from wherever the needle flies over the dainty squares of linen, these exquisite embroidered Handkerchiefs come. Truly, it is a marvelous collection, so full of new and beautiful designs that description halts, discouraged. Handkerchiefs of Appenzell embroidery are in superb range at $1.60 to $30 each, At 25c, there are many dainty designs with hand-embroidery in one corner, or narrow Armenian lace edging, also more elaborately lace-trimmed Handkerchiefs and novelty effects in colors from France and Ireland. d-embroidered and lace-trimmed Handkerchiefs; tanteamoanel bodice lace odes; point Venise Handkerchiefs, hem- an h corner of elaborate hand-work, and delicate priereng hh Ap- ei and Madeira embroidery, the latter hand-scalloped. Also many pretty color effects. to And so on with designs of increasing elaborateness of finer qualities of linen, at 76c, $1, $1.60 and more. Princess Lace Handkerchiefs, hand-made, venient for mailing, from 50c to $5.75. Apropos of Christmas A Sale of Nemo Corsets This is not a clearance sale of left-over models, as the manufacturer has taken this opportunity to present An Advance Model for 1912 At $2, instead of $4 Besides being fashioned with the new long ff skirt, this corset introduces two new features, “‘Holtite straps,” which prevent the corset from slipping up or down. These straps are per- fectly comfortable and are inside of the corset. Double-top hose supporters of lastikops web- bing are the other feature. These divided tops are instrumental in giving a slender effect, and at the same time give freedom to the body when sitting, bending or in any other position. All sizes from 18 to 26, as these corsets are desigued especially for women of average slen- der or medium statures. The unusualness of this Sale warrants the limitation of quantity, therefore early selection will be advantageous. Pink Shop, Second Floor each one in a Pretty fignb con- oor Young Women Who Wish to Earn a Little Extra Christmas Money secure the opportunity by applying at the Employment Office of Gimbel Brothers, Fifth Floor. ‘Agrombie tare porary employment is offered to those of intelligence and good address. HOUSEWARES That Help With the Social Amenities One might call them Housewares de luxe—for while they are as- suredly useful, as any one who has ever eaten a good Welsh rab- bit, or enjoyed a fragrant cup of tea, can testify, they are on their company behavior, on the sideboard or afternoon tea table, un- like their hard-working brothers and sisters in the kitchen, We have gathered in this beautiful Houseware Store a really amazing variety of these delightful gifts for the housewife or the housekeeping bachelor. Landers, Frary & Clark Special Sam- ovars, for making delicious tea, reg- ularly $8, at $4. Chafing Dishes and Percolators, made especially for Gimbel Brothers by Sternau & Co., with our own trade mark on the top of cach dish, regular- ly $6.75, at $5. Percolators, 6-cup size, with regu-| lating lamp, in copper or nickel finish, | ¢ 2, at $1. regularly $6.60, at $6. Six-inch Ferns, Chafing Dishes, with nickel or cop 1 $1.50, at $1 each, iit per finish, 8-pt. size, side handles, regularly $7, at $6. Oval Mahogany Trays with glass center, brass handles, reg. $9, at t Round Mahogany Trays, for cock- tail sets, with glass top, inlaid center, regularly $6, at $6. TT i » copper finish, hold 6 $2.50, at $2. table decorations, 60. Special egularly joor Laph are Collar Pins, Brooches, Bar Pins, Buckles, Lor- Two Reasons Why There Will Be Many Gifts of Furs This Christmas Such a Unanimous Vogue of Furs Has Never Before Been Known in the History of Dress This Sale of FURS Is Unparalleled As Quality is the most important consideration when one purchases furs, it suffices to say that we absolutely guarantee the quality Style is an important factor, too. Just because a Scarf or Coat is a certain tur should stature should be considered, and so should the which she desires the fur—whether for general utility, after- noon or evening wear. Variely in this Sale is quile unlimited. As for prices, we are enabled to make low quotations use we were lie and purchased the pelts some months ago in Europe. apparent after you have compared them with those elsewhere. Moleskin—Imported Direct by Gimbels. $29.50; 214 | uffs to match, Scarfs, 2 yds. long, yds. long, $37.60. $29.60 and $37.60. Full-length Fur Coats— Smart styles, built in correct Proportions; with graceful lines, ‘onyskin, $45, $57.50, $76. Caracul, $45, $57.50, $75. Persian Lamb, 36 in. leng Hudson’ “Seal ‘(French-dyed | $186; 52 in. length, $178.0 Scarfs and Muffs Scarfs Furs Muffs $16, $19.60, $25 . Black Fox........$16, $19.60, $26 60, 60, $37.60... Pointed Fox . $26, $37.60, $45 Sc), aes $25 Black Lynx $37.60 Black and Blue Wolf .$10, $13.60, $19.50 Beaver ‘ $14, $20 Persian Lamb. . $10 Caracul.. .. $10 Skunk. . $29.50 Celluloid Toilet Articles No more desirable articles for the dressing table can be imagined th:n those made ot heavy, ey appearing and sanitary celluloid. Espe- cially so, since the process of manufacture has been so tly improved. We show in our Toilet Goods Section a fine variety of these articles, for men’s and women’s use, which we will box neatly, if requested, for Christmas gifts. Hair Brashes, $1.50 to $2.76. Hat Brushes, $1.26. Cloth Brushes, $1.85 to $2.46. Mirrors, $1.60 to $4.25. Combs, 260 to 7c, Manicure Articles, 25¢ to 50c. Puff Boxes, 26c to $2.75. Soap Boxes, 26c to 60c. Pomade Boxes, 20¢ to 60c. Nail Buffers, 36¢ to-$1. Military Brushes, $2.75 to $7.60 ir. Pe rfonnet Brushes, 85c. Infants’ Brushes, 0c to 60c. Complexion Brushes, 76c. Glove Stretchers, 60¢ to 75¢. Hand Mirrors, extra size, beveled plate glass, special at $1.76. Naren Rings, with initial, 26¢ Pin Cushions, $1.26 to $1.86. Baby Rattles, 26c. Shaving Brush Cases, 40c, Shaving Sbap Cases, 30c. Shoe Hooks, 26¢ to 60c. Shoe Horns, 40c and 60c. Talcum Powder Boxes, 46c. Tooth Powder Boxes, 46c. Tooth Brush Holders, 40c. Celluloid and French Ivory Pic- ture Frames, 26¢ to $4.60, Tooth Brush Shields for the brush part, 16c. ‘Toilet Articles in pink and blue material and in the new lilac color. Hair, Hat, Cloth and Bonnet Brushes, Novelty Hoxes, Manicure Articles, Pin Cushions and many other items, prices from 36¢ to $92.76. Main Floor SNOW! Rubber Boots and Overshoesin Plenty at Gimbels. Two splendidly equi; sections for the various worts hapless footwear for snowy city streets and country, . in the Second Floor Rubber Boots, from knee to hip length, for men, women and childrens including “Storm King” Boots. Arctics, one, two, four and six buckle, for men; 3 and 6 buckle, ‘and 8 and 10 button, for women and children. Alaskas, or cloth-lined and cloth- covered Rubbers, for men, women and children, Storm Rubbers, also Low Rub- bers, Footholds and Eversticks for everybody. White and Tan Rubbers for women and children. First Qualities only, at most moderate prices. In the Subway Store, Belcony Less expensive grades of ali Rub- ber Overshoes und Boots and in addition a fine stock of Rubber Clothing, including Rubber Shirts, Sou’ westers, Slickers Oilskins, Rubber Hats and Rubber Gloves, SnowShovels All wood Snow Shovels, 26c, Long H:.*4le, Steel Shovel, extra ©..005, 50c. The Gifford Snow Shovel with D handle, 90c each Sidewalk Scraper and the steel face extra long handle, 860 each. to THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, i9ii. ' ‘American Opossum ‘ Clearance Sale of Seasonable Apparel of every piece of fur in this Sale. A woman’s purpose for not recommend it. he unusualness of these prices will be Cravats, $8.60; Muffs, $16.50, Sets for young women, Scarf and Muff, $19.60 a set Muskrat), $95, $126, $150, $175 Arctic Seal (French - dyed Coney), $65, $75, $85, $95. ‘Third Floor It Is Impossible to Feature Any Particular Style of Attire in This As It Tucludes Every Dress and Suit for Women, and Every Kind of Apparel For Young Women and Girls When we prepare our stocks for the height of the season we do not do it in a half-hearted way. People tell us that we had the largest selection in New York this Autumn. During the season we maintain sizes in each style, but never have a quantity, so that no particular mode might possibly become commonplace. Now that we have issued clearance orders, our spirit is not half-hearted, either. It is absolute —and does not eliminate a style simply because it is unusually pretty. Every garment must go, as it is our rule not to carry over any merchandise from one season to another. A few original Model Gowns and Suits are in this Clearance—as only a handful remain. How- ever, the woman who wants a costume that is typically Parisian will undoubtedly be pleased to select from our reproductions of models by Paquin, Callot, Francis, Poiret, Bechoff-David, Ber- nard and other Parisian creators of style, at prices that are simply amazing—as the first prices of the reproductions were but mere fractions of the cost of the original models. It seems obvious to mention that sizes are broken—but every size is included—for women from 34 to 44 in both Dresses and Suits; also up to 53 in some styles of Suits. Women’s Tailored Suits Women’s Dresses $19.60 $26 $29.50 $13.60 $19.50 $26 Woesa.60 ast’ 0 $40 $40 Co $50 20 10 922.00 5 v0 439.60 yh? nate Suite of serge, wide-wale chevict, tweed, Eee wens. bake bead For house, street and theatre wear—ot serge, satin, chiffon, net, velveteen and striped marquisette, Others at $35, $45, $60—and imported models at $95 to $210 that were $250 to $575. For Junior Girls of 13, 15 and 17 Years ort ATS, ae bile et evict velveteen and broadelot , $26 ; origi £ TAILORED fig thes Tee A $26 and 930; tures, broadcloth and velveteen—$16, §20, originally $20 to $45, Young Girls of 6 to 14 Years. of serge, challis, chiffon, velveteen and broadcloth, velveteen and men's-wear fabrics. Also a small group of decidedly ultra Suits of zibe- line, broadcloth, velour de laine and tweed, at $46,. were $67 to $62. Others at $92.60 to $226 for im- ported models that were $250 to $360. For Young Women of 14, 16, 18 and 20 Years TAILORED SUITS, of cheviot, serge, homespun, men's-wear fabrics, velvet, corduroy and velveteen—$16, $16.50, $18.60, $22.60, $25, $28.60, $35, $40 and $60; originally $22.60 to $115. DRESSES, of serge, cheviot, corduroy, velveteen, crepe meteor, broadcloth, chiffon, marquisette and mes- (jal muarquisette—$4.60, $6, $7.60, $10, $16, $20, and « COATS, of cheviot, chinchilla cloth, corduroy, double» prTQP-COATS—doublefaced, woolens, cheviot, serge, roadcloth, velveteen and seal. plus » $15, $18.60, | $7.60, $9.75, $11.60, $12.60, $15, $18.75, $20, $22.1 $20, $22.60, $37.60 and $45; originally $18.75 to $70, $26; oricinaliy $7.00 to #ise en © ee = A Cluster of Beautiful LAMPS at $25, regularly s40 Rarely can you buy so handsome a gift for $26 as it is possible to choose from this special offering of Electric and Gas Lamps, which come to us from a maker winding up his season’s busie nes. The Lamps tand about 2 ft. high, have handsome metal bases, in Verde antique or s tin brass finish, shades are of leaded mosaic gins in rich coloring—superb Lamps, in short, for .ibrary or drawing-room. $25 con eae of their usual pr ‘There aro also just three massive Portable Electric Lamps in the collection, with fi i . bases in Vertle antiaue finish, at $30, instead of $45. j re. omnls shan at f Desk Lamps, and Lamps in charming designs for the dressing-tabic, there is a wide variety at $10 to $15. The Colleotion of Candle Shades has gained much renown for its range of dainty devans aed eee, Paris, Berlin and America At 260 to $4.60 each. Y designe anc olor fem What a Gay World of Dollies One Sees in the Gimbel Toy Store! The biggest tea party you ever saw sinks into insignificance beside this lovely gathering. Just as it takes all sorts of people to make up a world, so it is with dolls—and every sort is here that you can imagine. The only way to do is to introduce you”at random to a few of these mers. Here, fe is a coterie of bewitching Dolls, whose hats and outfits « de by our own dressmakers and milliners, Jointed Dolls, all dressed, some with pretty white frocks and bonnets, others with smart hats, are $4 and $5. Dolls in lingerie lace trimmed in white organdie dresses, with bonnets or hats, are $6.50 to $12. At $3 the 22-inch jointed Dolls in white lawn or silk dresses ; while at $10 are charmingly dresses Dolls, 22 inches tall, with hair eyelashes, and moving eyes. The “Character Dolls” in their long and short slips, some prettily trimmed, are $3.50 to $16, Others are 25c, 60c and $1 Jointed Dolls from the famous Handwerck factor, inches tall, with real eyelashes and eyebrows, movable ey 5 ; and shoes and stockings, are $2, and special outfits to fit these Dolls are $1.26 to $2.75. And don’t forget the GIMBEL DOLLAR DOLL, which is by far the most beautiful and best made doll at her price—though not the largest. Then there are all the Bonnets and Dresses and Coats and Stockings and Shoes that these Dolls need to make themselves pretty— a most remarkable wardrobe, from untrimmed hats or wire frames for Doll’s hat-making at 10¢, to complete outfits at $13. Fourth Floor GIMBEL, BROTHERS THIATY.THIRD ST. faced woolens, broadcloth, velveteen and ap Bring the Children to See the Big Imported Three-Ring Mechanical = CIRCUS With Live Ponies and Trained Dogs Entrance from Subway Store, Lower Floor 2