The evening world. Newspaper, January 18, 1912, Page 11

| Come into our Serertt Wits GIMBELS The Rugs from the Yildiz-Kiosk (Imperial Serail) Formerly Belonging to the Ex-Sultan of Turkey Continue on Display in the GIMBEL RUG STORE and are of much interest, both from their remarkable character and their associa- tions. You will greatly enjoy seeing them. Sixth Floor A Clearance of Practical and Dainty KIMONOS This Clearance is for both the women who feel quite uncom- fortable on ikese cold Winter days without cozy and warm Kimonos, and for women who never think of wearing any kind | except those of lawn. $3 Flannelette Kimonos, $2 Pink, blue or gray flannelette, polka-dotted in white and have dainty floral borders in artistic colorings. $2 Lawn Kimonos, $1 These, which are semi-fitted, are of white lawn dotted in black, pink, blue or lavender, and trimmed with floral borders. $1.60 Lawn Kimonos, 75c Some of these are fashioned with straight lines, others are in the Empire style—pretty lawns, some with floral borders to match. Second Floor Shoes | Peon ACTIVE SECURITIES. comm! The Treatment Ui of »: “Tuberculosis catment, with prot § | suited to the conditi a | patient, It fs NOT a JT Loire every case tn FASHIONABLE 18-BUTTON $5 Gimbel Quality, Now $3.25 This is the surprisingly low present price on some of the most desirable Shoes of the season. Dame Fashion has taken kindly to high-cut Shoes, and Com- mon sense agrees with her—especially in stormy weather. For such Shoes as these, 8 inches high, are an effective protection against the rubbing of a wet skirt. hese Shoes, made especially for GIMBELS, are in tan, f, gun-metal and patent leather, with kid top. inished in every detail, and Shoes that every well- Women’s Great Clearance Sales|{ °°" BURABLE, WELL MADE Furniture for Every Room AT SAVINGS QF ONE-THIRD TO ONE-HALF Is Your Chance to Save Money Compare Prices and Convince Yourself That PRICES ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST. GUR NO DEPOSIT OFFER \ t stock at thes pavertited| | anuary Clearance has affected the prices on the ma- jority of this fine Gimbel Clothing, in Winter styles for boys. Whether your young son needs a new Suit, a re, select from our Prices whatever you may require for goods promptly and you may ray f SMALL WURELY PAYMENTS EE ACCOUNTS OPENED } A Keceipted Bill in Full o! | From $5.00 to $1,000 r Account will be given in among splendid groups, at comfortable savings. | is the case expressed in figures: Long Winter Overcoats Ages 9 to 18 Years arance Price Russian or Sailor Suits; Also Eton Norfolk Styles; Ages a3 2h, to 10 Years Po Regular Price | $15 $9.75 | Knickerbocker Suits Norfolk or Double-breasted Styles 4 $6.60 $ $8.75 s $10 Chinchilla Overcoets | Ages 2 to 10 Years $3.95 $6.76 $8.76 On Small Weekly Payments. sr Gh ROT dna tRYGE LHR wate earner of your family. J In Small Accounts Especially \ vited. 10 Mission Rockers, 4.95 is extra large size. Solid oak frazne, iinish; spring seat, upholstered in imi- a loather, Rockers, Now $8.00 Rockers, Now { $12.00 Rockers, Now 6.75 315.00 Rockers, Now 9.96 Many in Genuine Leather $20 China 1 0.89 ~ Closet, Regular Price Ch 36 and $7 $8.50 and $10 Clearance Price $3.95 $4.96 Polo and Russian Overcoats Ages 3 to 10 Years $8.50 and $10 $5 $6.50 Boys’ Suits Of white serge: also broadcloth or velvet, in diff | sailor bie $12 and 315 3.98 4.45 $3.95 shades. Russian les $6 Fourth Floor $22.50 China Cior > f Heo en i a #30.00China ClovetesNow 13 More Pictures Join $35.00 China Closets, Now 5 H8.00China Clonts. Now 24.68 The January Clearance Sale BRASS BEDS Charming pictures, every one of them, worthy to With heavy posts ond rode. T-bali grace the walls of any home, Now set apart for selec- $15.00BrassBeds, $8.49 connections: jn excepiionaliy strong $17.50BrassBeds, $10.75 — tion at January Clearance Prices, in a special room in our Art Galleries Reg iiar Cheara Vr Ve $20.00BrassBeds, $i i ie Hea neh Antique Frames $200 1 $22.00BrassBeds, $1 | in au i In gilt or Wood {roms $3 to $4.50 $2 $25.00Brass Feds, $13.24/1__ | feare DLOSTAVUTES, Dus 7 $38.50Brass beds, $22.2 T | Vain: «ill frames, stood subjects § ; $3 $40.00 Brass $24.50} )-4 Photogravures, gill $45.00 Brass Beds, 332.00 frame, popular subjects, $10 to 813.50 $7.60 $50. Sixth Floor @ N0BrassBeds 25c te 40c Wash Cottons At 15c Yard arming fabric is found in the January Clearance at low price, #, poplins, bordered ginghams, checked voiles, ons and ginghains, and there are thousands nagreai range of designs and colorings, 2dc to 40¢ qualities, all at 16¢ a yard, Second Floor 875 Pairs of PORTIERES | At January Clearance Prices | Important news for the housekeeper who is seeking | new hangings tor windows or doors. Handsome styles of Portigi es, from our regular stock, newly priced thus: Armure Portieres, gimp-finished, in various colors, \1 $6.76 pair from $9, At $12.76 pair from $16.50, 41 $9.20 pair from $12.75, At $16 pair from os, at $10.60 pair 8 Tingle Stamps N _Atter Noon CWE RI DIPS WEEKLY ITF Rine AND - BROOKLYH — aitened woman will approve of. Full range of sizes in each style. $3.26 a pair, because our Spring Shoes are treading close upon the heels of the Winter ones. Second Floor These Are Fine Days to Buy | | Boys’ WINTER CLOTHING | J i THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, . | snug Reefer, or a Fur-lined Coat, you can choose here | Here | i | bought in for the Sale. a a ANUARY 18, 1912, || Tomorrow 1819 Women’s Coats and Wraps Enter This Sale At Final Clearance Prices These New Prices Are Only Fractions of Former Conservative Gimbel Prices for the : Finest Imported and Domestic Coats If we were asked to make a representative showing of Gimbel merchandise, we could not make a better display than to simply present the Coats that will go into this Sale tomorrow. Probably it does not seem like good logic to make such a state- ment, and at the same time announce that the prices of these Coats will be lessened to mere fractions. But here’s the reason in a nutshell—our fiscal year is nearing an end, so is the present season. And it is our rule that each season’s merchandise should be absolutely disposed of before the beginning of another ‘season. This is our final Clearance Sale of Winter. This sale may be enjoyed by women of all statures, and of all tastes—those that are only keen for severely tailored styles, those that are eager for Fashion’s fancies, and those that love the luxurious. Variety is here and in every size, although sizes are broken, and of some models there may be only one or two coats. Women who share in this Sale will have the satisfaction of knowing that every coat and wrap is from our own regular high-quality stock — as no merehandise was The Coats for general utility wear, traveling and motoring were made to our espe- cial order by the best tailors in America and Europe. Nearly all the Coats made in America are reproductions and adaptations of imported models. — Besides, there are superb afternoon and evening Wraps, including beautiful models from the ateliers of Paul Poiret, Francis, Beer and other Parisian style-creators—also American copies. As an index to this Sale we shall quote the prices in the most important groups: Group No. 1—General Utility, Traveling and Motoring Coats Two-toned fabries in vieuna, zibeline, chinchilla and other weaves, also tweeds and homespuns. $12.60, were $32.50 $24.60, were $40 15, were $35 $34.50, were $62.50 Tan Zibeline Coats, lined with white, rose ov light blue doeskin ot 19.50, were $35 lamb's-wool. $16, were $34.60 $18.60, were $36 $25, were ined with black velvet, reversible, $19.60, were C ila Cloth Coats, excellent for storm weer: navy and gray; $12.60, were $25. Ed ( Velveteen Coats and evening wear. $35, were $65 $46, were $70 afternoon and evening wear. $13.50, were $24.50 $35, were $50 C velve' t is one of fashion’s favorites, were $40, afternoon or to the country. $24.60, were $35. numerous prices + $40, were 365 912.50 opossum. ; Group No. 7—Afternoon and Evening Wraps Reproductions of Poiret’s butterfly model— black velveteen lined with silk, $29.50; we: Reproductions of anoth lined with white plush, $47.50; Other reproductions of impor collar and cuffs of white fox, $160; was $215. A Callot model— American be: with chenille fringe, $110; was $295. A Beer model, black moire lined ling Poiret’ model —velour sut equal ceonomies, The Sale will be held in the regular Coat Salon, Starting Tomorrow:at 8.30 A. M. TO-MORROW IN THE SUBWAY STORE Crex,Deltox, Waite, Willow-Grassand Algerian Rugs At the Lowest Prices We Have Ever Offered And the lowest prices ¢ these high gr: yor coverings, to the best our of W { The sole an “mi lighs injury by water in our warehouse. [ut water won't spoil auch fine rugs and carpets as these, Gur exnerts or and every picce and roll, Their report ean be summed up in these words “We are sure the entire collection will be sold before Frid Here are the prices c ; i Crex Carpets Crex, Deltox, Waite and 2,500 Yards China Matting 36 inches wide, 40¢ grale, 26¢ yard Willow-Grass Rugs | 116 warp, best grades, re 25 to 40ek 54 inches wide, Ge grale, 366 Yard. ot ard; this lot, 100 a yard, Sold roll only, oa 72 inches wide, $1 50c yard Bait ft hse wate Imported Algerian Porch Rugs} ix5 Over 1,000 Ituge In the collection, but sthe Wt $6.60. Hox | prompt and eas {of mais ¢ Brass and Iron Bedsteads at Less than Half Sold under the same conditions as the rugs, slightly injured by ¥ As a mut f fact, however, the water did net get through the wrapping paper, in Most ou Ot bedsteads in the collection, that we consider the biggest bargains yet. 75 White Enamel Iron Bedsteads | $16 Brass Bedsteads at $7.75 A variety of attractive patterns and nearly all sizes | size, bright finish, with 2-inch continuous posts and variety of a CLIVE Pa is AY Bil HIZe ‘trimmings; intended to sell for $16, now $7.76, Beds intended to soll for $7.75 at $3.25 —— - : Beds intended to sell for $s Woven Wire Springs, absolutely new, not injured in the Keds intended jo sell for $10.75 5, special at $1.76. QTMBDL BROTHNES, Renkers | Offer BER O; tne Migh BroAaoway NEW YORK $47.50 Group No. 2—Black Broadcloth Coats Finest qualities of imported and American broadcloths were used in the making of these severely-tailored and demi-tailored coats, which are lined with peau de eygne, some interlined with $32.60 were $45 Group No. 3—Velours du Nord and These imported Velour du Nord Coats, are for both afterncon $42.60, were $67.50 $47.50, were $72.50 Velveteen Coats, lined with broadcloth in light colors—for $19.50, were $27.50 Group No. 4—Panne Velvet Coats ‘ming for evening wear and also for afternoon, as panne That this rich and favorite fabric is indorsed by fashion for both afternoon and evening wraps will be evident when you see these coats that are lined with either broadcloth or satin. $19.60, Group No. 5—White Corduroy Coats Decidedly unique, insomuch as these coats which are lined with either light blue or tan broadcloth may be worn in the Group No. 6—Fur-trimmed Coats ‘These are of fine broadeloths and rich tweeds with various species of fur collars and cutfs—all smart combinations. Of the $22.50, were $35—Broadcloth, trimmed with Persian paw. Chinchilla cloth, trimmed with Australian A Bechoff-David model; Eminence and gold brocaded velour, ty brocaded velour, trimmed h cream chiffon, trimmed Among the Imported Model Wrap: with point Venise lace, collar and eu f lynx, $165; was $395, A Callot model vray chiffon velour, trimmed with silk and A Callot model— gray and gold brocaded charmeuse, trimmed cut steel fringe, $160; wa 6, with knee deep tringe, black lynx collar, $160; was $295. y inspection with a reiniorced corpa Subway Store, Lower Fioor , well made, with five steel reinforcing bands; regularly Subway Store, Lowor Floor SIMBEL BROTHERS THIATY.THIAD OT. $40 Third Floor 80 great at closing ranged for a