The evening world. Newspaper, December 26, 1911, Page 12

Oi a eee Nad eal Te Shows Flask Ws AS housenoid of the Vill a First venue, Shere arrange “Warrant at Police Station [icing “Miade tor the finerai and Goes Into Cell. ax he te REFORMER.” “FATE OF ls Locked Up Protesting at Civic Ingratitude While “Prisoner” Is Freed. Fred Gerow, fifty-four yeu No, 401 Groene avenue, Brooklyn, a tock this morning to Lieut, Hason Adame street station, “and | have Out ridding the city of objectiona- features. Here's some of It.” ; Gerow pushed forward Charier Ander: |. thirty, a clerk, of No, 95 Fifty: street. Anderson on his way work when Gerow up to him Pearl and Willoughby etreets an him he was under arrest. Anderson > Gerow was a detective. 7 | “What's the matter?” inquired Ander-| “It's you face, mostly,” said Gerow G@on't like it. You come right along the station houne.”’ Mout. Mason heard the story. yout’ he asked Gerow. “Why,” said Gerow, “didn't I tell you “Wes cleaning up your city for yout ‘© my warrant,” and he produced a it Mask, the characteristic of was its emptin odded Kanon. “Who uty, And this Fr attempting to Hie benefactor!* ed Magistrate Reynolds tn appreciative 1am tired o ¥ life before a higher |} Gerow pointing toward | ali getting drunk putting | to good nee? inquired the ar to et drunk once a year with pout being arrested.” \¥ mM Magivirate Reynolds told him | LL he would be rent to the obervation "| Constipation ry to the Chief Exec Madrick of Mara years private secretary to Oworn, and now tn Gov, O# fe offlce as his executive clerk, ix, it J. Hoon to be Appolnied bis | » her new duties ninent In polithes % Mise Hadrieh ts) “*Best Values at the Lowest Prices” Callens 3d Women s Princes Fioor Oil Cloths [rom * m, full bib, shoulder revere, (wo ‘kes, meets all sround in F wel aoe. hem, wide wena: Dhc Wornen’s Can:bric Diawers from a fine undressed cambric, flounce of embroidery in several » top of fi c finishes 24c LT with rows of tucks; reg. 39¢ ' Jaeger fleece-lined shirts 4 drawers; all sizes; reg. 39¢ 29c ; : Men's Underwear ‘ Women's Underwear | fee Bleached Sheets Size 72 by 90 in,, fine grade, centres; slightly | imperfect; special 10 yards to w customer; special, « yard Union Crash Towel Extra quality, fancy pink bor ders; special, @ yard ble. Size 42 by JO in,, heavy qual ity; value 10c.... 0... es Loitet Articie Hot Water Bot- | Fountai thes; val. Inge: 2 48e | 500 kind ned ribbed vests, us- , exsra sizes 7, 8, 9 FC Brees sicssveseas 19c . Chiidren’s Hose All wool; fine or heavy ribbed, gray no bec! and t aero 1 yl re C oe mes Two yards wide, extra heavy grade; selection of designs and colors, cut from the roll any jonas Geared 2D fruit of the Loom Muslin Well-known standard brand; hed Pillow Cases TUIKE FACE LED IN FOOT RACE OF-MAN HE MET, FOR PENNIES WHEN » “ARRESTED” HIM KILLEDBY TROLLEY It's a nad day after Christmas tn the of ithe oa Th jaat nigns 1a tout — | Climate Failed— SD ama member of the YMC. A? | Medicine Cured Vanishes Forever Prompt Relief--Porcanent Cure Genuine sata: Signature __ January Ctearance Sates—Wednesday _ 4 In the car were two men and two women. A crowd gathered q woman picked up the was crushed. Th ¥. A] Second avenue, His skull | heels « crowd made for the| fare, A of No, 2 Bast] The fugit) nd the motorman, | motorman put on all speed. Kast Ninety-sixth| The mob followed, Fighty n Tax of No, 12% street, Fendler, who had stopped his car ns soon it struck * boy and A} ier and Tax ran into th leaped off to give eesintance, waa aur-| asked for protection, I rounded by men and women who loyees formed a bodyguai Heved he was responsible for the cident. He and Tax fought their way - n they saw the defenders. ’ ov —_— ~ _ — ONEILL-ADAMS Co. Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d St. Best Quality, Lowest Prices on Sixth Avenue Year End Silk Sale Comprising Remnants and Dress Patterns Plain and novelty silks, velvets, velveteens and corduroys at remarkably low prices. In O'Neili’s-—-The Biggest and Best Sith and Velvet Department on Sixth Avenue (Nell Main Store—Second Floor, Year End Reductions in Our Blanket Dept. eill Main Store—Second Floor, White Wool Blankets in a Special Offering A little seuffed and roughened by handling and hearing, perhaps, a little dust: mark here or there, un- avoidable results of the Christmas rush. All large size blankets for double beds, recently 4.50 and 47.75 pr., redt to..... $2.98 to $5.75 Down Quilts, Silk Quilts and White Spreads. Not in perfect condition. The Quilts from 93.98 to $5.00 (reduced prices) The Spreads from 79¢ to 91.75 (reduced prices) Important Remnant Sale O'Neill Main Store second Floor. Remnants of Eiderdown Remnants of Flannel ae A) Remnants of ce ieee 72x to 19¢ Ya. Remnants of Outings Reduced according to material and former cost. Reductions in China and Glassware Momefurnishing stor or Berry Sets, ni jal at 43¢ rar glass, 7 pieces to theset, ularly 84, at 70¢ ularly 4c, at 80e 7 pieces —1 pitcher, 6 glasses, Regularly 81.04, speci 90 Regularly 98c, special at 80c Regularly 98e, 9p Regularly 87c, special at 75¢ A large assortment of Nut, Berry or Fruit Bowls, regularly 1éc and Ie, at 10c, Austrian China Ice Cream Sets, 7 at 01.69. French China Ice Cream Sets, 7 picces, regularly $2.78, special at 91,98 French China Beery Sets, 7 pieces, regularly 88.64, special at 92.75. 4 Every one of the sets is handsomely decorated in assorted floral fesigns. Regularly 50, Regularly pieces, regularly #2.23, Stock Adjustment In Our Housefurnishing Dept. O'Nellt Mometuralphing Store—Basement, 97.50 Percol S0c Meat Slicers at 25c Copper and nickel percolators, | 9.inch blades. full size and Sternau quality. 97.50 Chafing Dishes at 94.75/15c and 19c Bread and Cake Copper and nickel finish, full Knives at 8c each size, with patent regulating alco-] 4 large assortment. hot lamp, 91.05 Cranberry Cookers at 85¢ Enamel, S-quart sise. 93.39 Double Roasters at 92.70 Made of “Wear Ever” aluminum, ecamed 25c limit ling sic TC Specials in Syre a 99, ke Mein |Peroxside of Hy-| Women's Rub- Tapestry Portieres, *5 Pr. Regularly $7.50 to $13.95 O'Nellt Homefurnishing Store—Firet Moor, An exceptional assortment of newest designs and most popular colors, e have heavy throw-over tas- selled fringe; others have gimped edge, These are not auction goods, but new, clean, desirable portieres, direct from the factory to our upholstery department, where you will surely find the curtain you wish, Anvual Clearance of All Remnants dn Our Upholstery Department At Half Price ; damasks, : , . | drogen; 10-02 ber Gloves: Consisting of , Velours, reps, _plushes, mm ANcveity Outirg Flanneis feaeee Ie} ait sizes... 28 cretonnes, Swisses, curtain nets, madras, drapery silks, Erapmenertee, @ mixed Toilet Soaps; va-| Violet Taleum ete, also single pairs of Lace Curtains. riety of per Powder; 1 : ' fumes; 3 cakes. 7¢ | 1b Se ieruis and Potato) Imitation Art) Glass; resses: OC variety of patterns; , By Toilet Paper; large |. a yard 10¢ ¥ € rolls; each Oc Kitchen Chairs; oak Rogers Table 1 Silver Toll yy finished; varnished, At Speciai Va.uations 10c top; white or ¢ xk BIC heavy grude....,../49e O'Neill Hometuralehing Store—Basement, p iquidVenecerFur- | — Tea Kettles; gray S0c Tea Spoons, 42¢ half dozen.! 01 Butter Spreade: Greanser; | _niture Polish... 15 cnamelied; No. 7. 25¢ Ay Taller aopcne. fea tal | dose paeaslers, 889 ball Buckets; gray a dosen. asc Sugar Shells, 19¢ cac enamelled; 4 gt 15c #1 Dessert Spoons, 89¢ half] 25¢ Butter Knives, 19¢ cacl Hartshor: monia Dish Pans; enatuelled; 10 qt Tea Kettles; Cord ° 19C Dish 69c Wash Board ere 3family size... |Kitchen Tables 79c' sirongly made Berlin | Kettles: Prders. enamelled, No, 7 Am- ne botile 8c bray 19¢ #1 Dessert Forks, #90 hull] 43¢ Cream Ladtes, 39: gray dozen 2.25 Punch Ladles, 29¢ 1 Oyster Forks, 89¢ half] each. fay enam- jelled; 10 to 12 qt... 29¢ 1 $0c Gravy Ladles, 42¢ cach $0c Berry Spoons, 42¢ each, $1.25 Soup Ladles, $1,106: dozen #1 Medium Forks, 89¢ dozen half dozen, Triple- 91 Orange Spoons, 89¢ hilf}] Dessert dozen, at 02,50 dozen, but the ear oute distanced the men and drew up at the car barns at Ninety-sixth street. Fond. | barn and ond em | 4 the} ursuers who dashed up drew back ‘GIVE SURETY STAM Ps THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1911. ! through the crowd and sprinted for Pursuera were at thelr ched that thorough- ithvound car was passing. on leaped on it and the Three Eventful Sales Beginning Today IN THE GIMBEL SUBWAY STORE Continuing Wiggnesday and Until the Great Stocks Are Exhausted Three Furriers’ Stocks and Our Own Reduced for This Important Offering of FINE FURS for Misses and Women At 4 to % Less Than Former Prices A big money-saving fur sale; an annual event, right after Christmas, in the Gimbel Subway Store. This is the logical time for a great underprice fur movement, for wholesale furriers are now anxious to dispose of their hold- ings and our own stocks must be reduced, Yet fully three months of the fur-wearing season remains; in fact, with the green Christmas, it might be called the very edge of the winter. Furs of nearly all kinds, but one quality, that is, absolutely reliable, dependable Surs, that are fully guaranteed to give satisfactory service. T'urs from three of our best manufacturers, from whom this ‘House of Pashions”’ has drawn freely this season, as well as other seasons. Fur- riers of high standing, Furriers that use whole skins, not scraps, that select strong, good wearin: pelts, not the tender unsatisfactory prades, Women’s $45 Pony Coats, $26 (/ik? i//stration)” (Paris dyed Ruesian calf); a splendid weaving fur, that hay t ance of the more expensive pony skins; full lec 7th, with deep # cuffs, lined with silk, in a variety of shades and all sizes for mivses $40 French Coney Coats, $29.50 Black or brown, of XXX gra standard grades throughout the fur w and rich appearance. Fu!! length, w let cuffs; sizes 32 to 46. $75 Arctic Seal Coats, $52.60 French Con A y skins, thorouy:hly reliable; at has a sviendid lustre, naw collar and 6-inch gaunt- is. Almost as rich il length with deep 1 ail sizes; for misses ie very spade or shaw! collar, satin ! and women. $30 Wolf Sets, $20 Black or blue, a long, strong fur, anim) scarf and large pillow muff. $17.60 Iceland Fox Sets, $13.50 (Combed Thibet) ; a pure white, tong fluffy fur; large shawl scarf and ohe- half barrel muff; satin lined. $26 Red Fox Sets, $15 Animal scarf and large pillow muff, with head and brush, satin lined. $22.60 Isabella and Sable Dyed Fox Sets, $13.50 Animal or shawl scaris, pillow or rug muffs. $12.50 French Coney Sets, $8.25 ‘aii Extra largepillow muffs and large sailor for shawl collar, finished with alls, - $12.60 Manchurian Dog Sets, $7.50 (/ike illustration) Large pillow muff and shaw! collar, finished with tails, satin lined, $5.95 Caracul Paw Sets, $3.50 Large pillow muff and smart small scarfs. $7.60 Black Coney Sets, $5 Large pitlow mutt and three attractive styles of scarfs, $6 Brown Coney Mufis and Scarfs, $2.95 each Good size, weil made and satin lined. 936 Fur-lined Coats, $26 (/ike illustration) A most useful ga it much worn this season; good quality broadcloth 1, lined with hemps with American oppossum collar; splendid wearing, edly inexpensive coats. $6.60 Brown Opossum Mulffs, $2.60 Odd Muffs, in a variety of good styles, good size and well made and finished. No scarfs to » hence this low pri ,, $40 Natural Raccoon Sets, $29.50 Large pillow muff and animal or fancy shawl scarfs; big three skin muffs and two und three skin sear{s. Good color and nicely marked, Only 7 sets in this group. $27.50 Black Fox Sets, $22.50 $5 Black Coney Scarfs and Mufis, $3.95 each Large shawl collars or animal sear! rge pillow muffs. A variety of smart styles, small and large shawl, sailor and animal fur that looks like lynx and wears scarfs. The entire 33rd street side of the Subway Balcony, given over to this great sale to make selection easy. Shoes, Slippers & Rubber Footwear ss. Ahikdy ca Ge. Close toOne-Half ~~ For Men, Women and Children | y | Many lots at less than half. One of the most remarkable offerings of foot- wear in the history of the Subway Store. A sale that should make new records | for this last week of the old year. \ | The backward season, the absence of snow and slush, are two of the | principal reasons given by manufacturers for cutting their prices so deeply on their surplus stocks. hate | | We have made a thorough clean-up of many lines in our own stocks. Altogether the best time yet to buy footwear of all kinds. | Women’s a Shoes, | Men’s$3.50 Shoes, $1.95 9 Calfskin and patent leather, button or P J tski " Rear and: laeas with nee a number rod sont and all sizes, aten’ col cakin, Bure) iepedaed en’s 75c House Slippers, 50c light hand turned or welted soles, tipped or f mp Rers, plain toes, all sizes and widths. Of good quality black felt, ull sizes. en's 85c Rubbe Women’s $3.50 and $4 All the wanted styles, will fit'almost any A rich, silky Shoes, $1.95 shoe. Tan and black calfskin and kid- Men’s $1.50 Arctics, 95c | skin, button or lace, mainly Heavy and warm, allaines, | samples, in dozens of good styles, . : ay ° $1.95 ses 21 't0 48s, Ay Band C For Misses and Children $1.60 Shoes, 95c — — Socata Women’s $2 Shoes, $1 ia , A Patent leather button and luce shoes, with low heels, in. all sizes; also Kidskin and patent eee i fy Botte at bras all sizes up to 2. sample shoes, calfskin and patent leather, with high heels, sizes 3}, and 4, o . 5 High cut tan button shoes, with heavy soles, all sizes. 60c Slippers, 25c Felt and crocheted, all sizes. Rubber Overshoes, 35¢ All sizes for misses and children, A and B widths, Women’s $1 Felt Lace Shoes, 50c Black, with felt soles, warm and comfortable. Women’s 50c Felt Slippers, 25c Black only, with felt soles, Women’s 60c Rubbers, 35c All styles, to fit over high or low heels. Practically the entire 32nd street side of the Subway Store, 10c to 20c Lambswool Soles, 5c Balcony, given over to this Sale, Opposite the Hudson Tunnel For men, women and children. Entrance. Gimbels Second Annual Year-End Sale of Fine Hand Painted Japanese CHINA at Exactly Half-Price Presenting remarkable opportunities to secure this bright, attractive, decorative ware for New Year's gifts, wedding gifts, for tables, plate rails and china closets. z i Much of this pretty china just unpacked from the original cases. An importer miscalculated—he was heavil; over- loaded; one reason for this half-price offering. ; ‘ : Our own stocks from salesrooms and warerooms, all reduced to half for this occasion. In a word, fine new, hand-painted Japanese china at half price, Not the inferior, picked-over, tag-end collection sometimes offered. Beautiful colorings. designs, shapes, and styles; a splendid variety, Holding = $2 Chocolate Pots, $1. $1.50 Celery Trays, 75c. $2 Cake Plates, $1. $2.50 Cracker Jars, $1.25. + $1 Spoon Trays, 50c. $3 Chop Dishes, $1.50, $2.95 Muffin Dishes, $1.50, $1.25 Bouillon Cups and Saucers, 6c. $1 Jugs, 0c. 50c Tea Cups, 25c. Other wanted pieces, all half-price, from a salt or pepper shaker at 6c t» beautiful vases or chocolate sets at $7.60. Cut Glassware Reduced Our regular superior, heavy, rich, lustrous crystal, neatly cut, handsome designs, $5 Cut Glass Vases, $3.25. $5 Sugar and Cream Sets, $3.25. $5.75 Salad Bowls, $3.60, $5.75 Water Jugs, $3.75. $7 Orange Bowls, $3.75. The entire 33rd street side, and rear bargain aisle of the Subway Store, Lower Floor, necessary for this annual sale. Fer], GIMBEL BROTHERS Circus is continued NEW YORK THIRTY. $2 Condensed Milk Jars, $1, . $8.75 Chocolate Sets, $4.26, $3.50 Fern Dishes, $1.75. 75e Bon-bon Dishes, 36c. $2 Comb and Brush Trays, $1. Other T ableware Much Under Price $5 Table Sets at $3.75 60 pieces of Bohemian G ‘ure, 12 pieces each of water and champagne tumkione wine, cocktail and whiskey glasses, $2.65 Table Sets, $1.50 Of fine, clear, thin crystal decorated with your initial. Orders for engraved glassware, received Tuesday or Wednesday, will be executed and delivered before New Year's. 10c Thin Blown Tumblers, 3c Each 5,000 wa ale, seltzer, erystal and champagne tumblers, in a great variety of styles, shapes and es, $4 Vases, $2. $4 Fern Dishes, $2.75, $3.50 Berry Bowls, $1.90. this week for the Chil- dren’s Holiday enjoy- MeNt. subway Store, Lower Fi.