The evening world. Newspaper, January 17, 1912, Page 12

EE ah a TRE rm erm TERS : 12 Prof. Pa er BY SYLVESTIR RAWLING ee THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, rTHE GOT THE GRIP? | MATTHEW BRADY MISSING. Here Is a Simple Home Remedy That fediewt Asked to Search for Dallder Will Cure You in a Hurry JANUARY 17, 1912. Turning aside from Mother and the children for a moment, what effect will a piano have on Father—tbe “old man” who is regarded as the || provider without a vote? Working like a slave all day, what kind of a home does he come to in the evening? I ? | and full of song and laughter? We answer “Ni cases. If he isn't fretful he is tired, and he goes Men’s Fur-Line EXTRA SPECIAGH| | 150 Coats at 35, fSupr t Ju : ean mic it at hon irself pse there is a ; | four hones sill break ap piano there REDUCED FROM $110 et 5 Year ; en ; side of a fe urs to play “Annie Dies on Farm ; Green,” or some rollicking bit § .00 w of ragti —_———. ire ean pe old Keeley | ‘ TOWN. N. ¥. 3 Af ¢ would go to bed with a smile || on his face and wake up next (Specia! I. is undoubtedly the Breatest ‘ j We musica Tale, titeyes Thiak tiie is bargain we ever offered in men’s fur- Dodd ds pyc tees Teed ala overdrawn, let us try an Special jlined coats, lined throughout with gen- $35 , man was a confederate | is form th ° Be ais ee ; Steed i Bat ip a maeate v ent. Let us send you a e uine mink marmot, Persian or genuine hitiedl rimp! ft Hudson Seal collar, broadcloth shell (new model) ; reduced from $110 s effective. i } on thi y days’ fr d you can try it each other. Just note the effect in one month's time. If the piano do carn ite right to stay there permanently we will send for it. fer | let The month's trial Coney Sable Coat (genuine), lined Tania then a wiltane has not——will not—cost you a cent. |] Special [throughout with a soft, silky, warm If Prof. Parker in ough and cold ren the whole If you want to buy it at the end of the month, we’ll Il. and lightweight fur seal or Persian tures on “Mona t y for mi sell it to t rates as low as #1 @ week or 85 @ month—the national system of collar. Special, $35.00........ duced buying things for the home ” ‘There will be no cash payment dowen—no interct— J ‘ : no extras. piano cover and stool free of cost. Write, telephone or Special Coat, lined with mink sitka, a little} $35 The New York World's 1012 Alma rout of it. We pay freight to all points out- Ill. Lad of the mink family. —_ nac {s now before the public. Those special, $35.00.........seeeeseeeee who have used The World Almanac in past years know what a valuable publication {t 18, To the uninitiated it may be sald that this book ts @ condensed encyclopedia, giving infor " mation and statistics upon almost Ma every conceivable subject, so nicely | ROT HS HILD & COMP: “ial arranged that {t can be found in a| NEW YORK BRANCH: CL ARENDON, | BUILDING moment. For ready reference the![}'s. E. Corner 18th St. and 4th Ave. he volume {sa valuable and reliable aid. | It 18 diMenit to understand how such | <TRAS. NOINTEREST TENTS AS LOW AS 81 A b OVER FREE. anos range in price from $178 to 6d he freight no matter where you li iene { Muskrat lined coat, Persian collar, $35 value $110. Special, $35.00. . ‘i Por iY Hupson Bayo. 50. ; J is to-cay readily dist 4 ih : ene ern from others by reas unequalled tonal « amarvetlous de ith. 1h sea ' THO AY HOW Sta Ny NEXT KNEISEL QUARTET PRESENTS Madea BY celidt abla COMPOSER. op. 19. for tho f showed © two movements pecially attra tive, Schumann's 4 et in A major, No. 3 semble and fairly ¢ the honors that) were Yer and the quartet for thelr , Playing LEO SLEZAK HEARD IN A SONG RECITAL y there tx muste a atngle What ome sv ) There tday ana were Merday in addition to 9 gleeturo on his opera “Mo: othe Knelsels were playing at th Jast night Leo Slezak, the Kh Opera ( in th Work song programme bert, Schuman Loewe, Kubinst ard Strauss, Padre Mar in English, Cadi ad Rum Beethoven N ‘Tom the Rhy * noth of | r. Blox, ingly well and might hay f It was eviden Breat impress: EDMOND CLEMENT FINDS FAVOR AT CARNEGIE HALL. * iamond Cleme ¥reneh te ale Hall Hehted a Weather, ay Vit hoarse y fa as Kood vol Qrogramme was the assistance of G eminent flutist Mr e was of them and Cectle Gucronteed 23 Jewels ye After ‘rt, 16 426 Fitih Ave. Entrance 36 St. mm can be offered at the! ant price asked for It. Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders 26 West 23d St. «ik America’s Largest Fur Establishmen Tomorrow Many Important Additions to the GIMBEL JANUARY CLEARANOE SALE January Clearance Has Radically Lowered the Price of Every Dress, Suit and Coat For Women and Young Women , ‘These considerably lessened prices tell their own story best. But to appreciate the fulness of these economies you must know that every garment in this Sale is regular Gimbel merchandise, Broken sizes in these hundreds of garments, but all sizes are included—for women, sizes 34 to 44, also extra sizes; for young women, 814, 16, 18 and 20 years, A host of prices equally economic with these— For WOMEN— $26 to $32.50 Suits at $19.50 $35 to $42.60 Suits at $23.75 $45 to $66 Suits at $29.50 $18.50 to $22.60 Dresses at $12.60 $29.60 to $36 Dresses at $19.60 $36 to $45 Dresses at $25 For YOUNG WOMEN— $28.60 Suits at $18.50 $42.60 Coats at $26 $42.60 Evening Wraps at $20 Third Floor Fine Household Linens In the January Clearance Consider the faithful qualities of Gimt el pure flax Linens at | our regular moderate pric Then thin’: of the added advan- tage of buying these Linens at January Clearance prices: $3.60 and $4.26 Pillow $6.C0 Dinner Napkins, Cases, $3 Pair $4.60 Dozen Trish hand-embroidered, on fine] | Double-satin damask, in circular de- linen; slightly soiled signs, 24-inch, No matching cloths. $6.60 Linen Sheets, $4.75 Pr. 5oe Turkish Towels, 40c Each | Hemstitched, 90x99 in,, 60 pairs. urge and heavy; pltin white or $2.26 Pillow Cases, $1.60 Pair bine borders; hemnied ends. Plain, hemstitehed, ‘of fine Irish €0c Embroidered round thread liner Centerpieces, 35¢ Each 16c Glass Toweling, 12!.c Yd.} Round, 18-inch, scalloped and em- 19 in, wide, red or bive cheeks, broidered on pure linen. 2nd Floor F January Clearance of Notions Shoulder -¢, for men, women or children, pporters, Collar Buttons, 10¢ for three 16c for two 10¢ 1 one Collar 10¢ for four Papers Milwi 's Sewing vdles, Main Floor Favorite Novels, Cloth-Bound, At 25c a Volume “ks of two large publishers of copyrivht Novels, 2Be exch published at have produced this by authors of distinetion, sare some of the tides, t The Vrede The cranes) Clearanco of Standard Author sin Sets— Nore the Low Prices; Hu ther 1075) How thorne 11 y ‘i loother 98 i or Siar oy ‘ 2.35 H vols. My lenther 9s Kot vols leather $6.73 ya » Waverley Novels p V2 vols HK deather 97 D . \ fs.0" | vols. @ | Od ‘ } vie 10 14 vob 4 leat 3 ‘ Also Novels of History, Art, Travel and Biography at Cne-fourth to One-half of Their Regular Prices Main Floor “The Best $5 Lingerie Blouses in New YorE Are in the Gimbel White Sale” That is just what we have endeavored to make them, because a@ woman really expects an exceptionally good Blouse at ¢5. Many places deal in extremes, having only very inexpensive and high- priced blouses, but no happy medium. Of course, one must take into consideration that these $5 Blouses are a feature of our January White Sale, and that the qual- ity is extraordinary at the price. The sketch only illustrates four of the models, but all of tHe many others are just as pretty. It is curious that the latest fashion report from Paris talks en- thusiastically about the new V-shaped frill jabot, which is pre- cisely like the one on a blouse illustrated. This merely empha- sizes the style leadership of Gimbel Blouses, and illustrates that these $5 Blouses are reproductions and adaptations of the newest Paris models. Other Lingerie Blouses at $1 to $50 in the White Sale afford worth-while economies. Third Floor Save $1 to $4 on Each of These French and Willow Ostrich Plumes This manufacturer's end-of-season clearance was sufficiently large to enable us | to make a worth-while sale of our choice of his collection. ie those at $12.60 are $16.50 quality. Yes, it may seem curious that a manufacturer would be willing to sacrifice | Ostrich Plumes which are seasonable all the year round. But in that business, as well as in others, the exacting merchant insists upon a systematic closing of each sea- son. In this instance, odd lots of a few dozen Plumes each would be a hindrance at the start of the season. We selected the Plumes only in the sizes that are most modish at present. And only in black and white, because these are always staple. French Plumes—Black and White— | Willow Plumes—black, white, $7.75, $12.60 17 inches long, 8 inches wide, $2.96 a inches long, 1 13 inches wide, $2.05 f 5.7 ie CU! COBO a re 18 10 $4.60 a, i S97) nn CO 1) 2 “ 20% §12.60 Savings increase as prices ascend---the Plumes at $2.95 are regular $4 quality; Third Floor GIMBEL BROTHERS NEW VORK THIRTY-THIRD ST. |The Wonderful Oriental RUGS Of the Ex-Sultan of Turkey On View at Gimbels These Rugs were formerly the property of the Ex-Sultan of Turkey, Abdul Hamid, and were bought at the Yildiz Kiosk (Royal Palace), in Constantinople. In the group are two Rugs, representing the “Sacred Garden,” a charming Mimosa Rug, a Kiosk Rug, in the central medallion of which is a remarkable representation, in relief weaving, of the Sultan’s favorite sun.mer-house in the Palace grounds, with its view of the Bosphorus; also a fine Conference Rug, from one of the State chambers, The Exhibit will be kere for but a few days, and you are cordially invited to see it. Continuation of the January Clearance of Oriental Rugs in Large Sizes Lower prices than have ever before been quoted on these fine Oriental Rugs of high degree, from our own stock. Among the fino pieces are Souj-Boulak, Mir-Serebend, Fereghans, Hamadans, etc., at $725 down to $75. Kermanshah Carpets, from 12 ft. 7 in. x 9 ft., at $165, from $250, to 16 ft. x 10 ft. 3 in., at $336, from $450. Ghorevan Rugs at $95 to $225, formerly $150 to $815, all in large carpet size. Sarouk pomenetai in large sizes, at $116 to $315, formerly $250 to $425. Equelly advantageous prices on Tabriz, Meshed, Sixth Floor Ghiordes, Mahal and Amritsar Carpets. ,4000 88-Note Player-Piano Rolls | At One-Third Under-Price People who have recently bought Piano Players and need music for them, as well as music lovers who wish to add the spice | of variety to their present collection of music rolls, by new ad- | ditions, will be greatly interested in this offering. | The rolls are all new, perfect and unused. They may be | played on any 88-note player. They were selected by one of | the kest music roll experts in the country, and offer a fine variety | of modern operatic and other music. They are of especially | | good quality, the paper b eing specially treated to give it durability. | Our special price on this music is just one-third less than its | regular selling price; and the occasion is most exceptional, | Eighth Floor | China and Glass at January | | Reductions | January Cle arance has two-fold merit. It rids our stock of | the “too manys”’ and “‘too fews” and it gives housekeepers and buyers of wedding gifts some fine opportunities to chcose Dinner- | ware, Glass and such things at a great saving of money. These for tomorrow: Dinner Sets Cut Glass Patterns that we shell discontinue at |. For less than the actual cost of cut- ting. rices thet will effect our purpose quiekly. Punch Bow! Romular Clearance Price airge Jugs. $14.78) sold or Fruit 15.50 15 10 | Table Services of 12 Water, 12 Seltzer and 12 Whiskey a4 avec Allengraved with 4 | 10.50 Table Service of co > #t 7.50 " 8:50 $5 Jardinieres, $1.75 Soe to Sle the 300 of them, in two sizes, large bowl on pedestal, in du ‘ound decoration, Less than half } $1.26 Brass Finger Bowls, 76c Dozen Fine old Le | prisingly low F * dt thin glass. 1s 2bc & 35c oad Plates, 10c 2. Hundreds of Plates of which more than two or three of a patte Limoges, German, English and A Th, fh an China, at aa an designs, at a sur-