The evening world. Newspaper, January 19, 1912, Page 11

a ee er cenenina « a -- n= “ a? Se cai prnennnen eT - =s — neneteascean — a — Fe re ee (ne Crp THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1912. ae) C—O THIEF SENDS BACK WOMAN'S MOST Meritorious Clearance Offerings PURSE, BUTEMPTY SUccESSFLL SI GIM BHLS com In Girls’ and Young Women's capa | MECICINE — Coats, Suits and Dresses Continued Tomorrow—Final Clearance of Complete Disposal of Every Seasonable Garment Man Accused by Miss Golde ‘Known All Over the World| WOMEN’S COA TS and WRAPS In This Well-Equipped Salon ee ee ~Known Only For The uaa enberg Is Arrested Good It Has Done. The reason for disposing of these Coats and Wraps at ‘ Sot Coecir Ns ara mere fractions of former conservative Gimbel prices is quite Complele, insomuch as this clear- ' } t ‘ eye Rcie oie No. 8 Kos| We know of no other medicine which | q| Obvious. It is the end of the season, and we are also termin- ance carries with it our entire re- Messenger Delivers It After Greet ane Pint avence erate been so successful in relieving the| {| ating our fiscal year. ae stock of Coats, Suits and Pm iaipie it ce Mts ‘ sWNUivee VALOR Lan ns; Lodi These Coats are for discriminating women, for they are "Complete in variety, as this’ Salon bid Pinkham's Vegetable Compotind. | eet Ay ret imported and domestic fabrics, and are was known to have the | collec- _Tn nearly every community you will eautifully tailored. tion of smart apparel for the younger TANITA CGAL aPbatnre Peatialeee ATR Not the usual sterot; modes, as the coats are either eration in New York this season. far st | = we Se tra ei dantent ; these stocks until the clearance order went into effect. So notwithstand- ing the fact that sizes are broken, Joatied by two young men, down and saw the bag w her pocketbook was im reproductions or adaptations of imported models. Then, too, there are a limited number of imported models—the majority being afternoon and evening wraps. @n6 street station, wi ' James Kii " vi ae ‘atory at Lynn, | ail variety is complete. MEME Sik Fomine vat Sa ie ng hundreds of Coats of Fine Woolens—for Black Broadcloth Costs Considering that there are 1 MNSGLSINE SasHUlBGa bum ay’ Gea ae (CeO s of letters from women seck- |] motoring, traveling and general $16, were $84.50. hundred models in this Ralon, 8 de> hove who had jostied her and made |i0K Melt in which many openly tere |g] utility wear. $18.60, were $35. tailed list of prices is impossible, but © complaint of grand | over their own signatures that they have $12.60, were $32.50 p possible, bu tam, She said he purse held eae |regained their health by taking Lydia $16, were $35. aS $26, were $40, ou can rest assured that the very Qnd some jewelry. Y Sash EB. Pnkham's Vegetabl: Compound, $24/60 were $40, $32.60, were $45, ind of coat, dress or suit that you About HAE an hous ake ingaton | MAY be whom state that it has saved $34.60, were $62.50 Chinchilla Cloth Coats any Ceiike fe here at an economy been edsenger boy | them from surgical operations. id aca dd i ame 0 sg LION tecee: ain ea dia B. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- Bape eer ae Nord Coats $12.60, were $25 vuiting thia Nilen Comore er ry oka z is made from roots and herb: . i ; iss Goldenberg, 4 7 hy ibic success! . 4 A H 4 maney not ety. Tis ti | hooters I cetaino ingredients whlch ade : $47.0, were $72.00. pee ger, those of some extraordinary groups. ry directly the femal isin, re Velveteen-and-Broadcloth Coats roadclot , sonar aur tors erty Ate atc sora acy Srey ta, $2.60 ere SB For Young Women of 14,16, 18 Th Women who are 19.60, were $27.60. Chinchilla cloth Coats with Ai U. S. TROOPS REACH CHINA,| autering trom thoe QP Uh vec te tralian opossum, §40, were $65, i Sant® $0, 042.50, 915, 916.00, Fifteenth Infantry Lands for! Afternoon and Evening Wraps $22.60 Sis.c0teseo, 3 were ‘ fe Patrol Duty Near Peking. This collection is like a rainbow with its beautiful colors—models a Suits, $7. : PEKING, China, Jan. 19. — The prices in domestic as well as imported wraps. ees ag 9 A Dresses Ms 90-78, $12.60, hs 18:60 and PAT pad tired ‘ae adil ict 6 Fifteenth Regiment of Uniteq States | Lydia E. Pi Infantry, which 's to act as a guard for) Vegetable Com- the protection of a section of the pound to restore road from Peking to the coast, arrive 3 at Chin Wang Tos to-day on board the |S Cau ht m the Clearance---Many “ene, The Neoves, aMittery Attacne| Sunday World Wants Work Fine mbrellas and Walking Sticks iia Yous” bs one , ‘98.00 to a18.00°° of the United States Lega groeted Smart double-taced fabrics, fashioned in distinctive Boucle cloth in rich colors, also plain cheviots, For Young Girls of 6 to 14 Years Coats at $5, $6.60, $7.60, $9.76, $12.60, $15, $18. id 60; were $8.50 Dresses at $4.60, ens sere eb) oie nahi bees the troops as they disembarked Monday Morning Wonders. Too many clear days this January, from the umbrella chief’s point of vi carncut cloth and mixed cheviots fs , view. . EB: ear an¢ > — - - - Makes more Umbrellas to go into the January Clearance. Also much better news os Lees for you, in point of variety and lowness of price: Young Women’s Coats; $25; Young Girls’ Coats, 96.50 Were $39.50 Were $12.60 to $15 America's Greatest Furniture House Block wig 8th pe These Groups of ALL-SILK UMBRELLAS Men’s and women’s; great diversity of plain and fancy handles: $3 and $3.60 UMBRELLAS, Clearance Pri A 7, $3.75 and §5 UMBRELLAS, 'Clearance Price’ $2.oe A OE UE Very good quality of sealette, trimmed with caracu Double-faced fabrics in smart two-toned combina- cloth; lined throughout with Skinner's satin. 2 Uva hed coats of cheviot, caracul cloth and mixed cheviots. Y Ww ' a qumann $5 and $6.60 UMBRELLAS, Clearance Price, $3.95 Were erent, $36 oun e were ¢: ao and gs8.60" 35th to And These Prices on WALKING STICKS tos tibeiato und eatly Spring wear, es ciyiee areinot | | bias °ctten brown and bites ‘Ales Cntety chien mpy 3 6th St PA een Cee ts kinds, plain or trimmed; many of the walking sticks with the fav- Colanetit See eee ori mee Oo} ales hooks, : $1, regularly §2 $2, regularly $3 Junior Girls’ Coats and Suits at $9.76; Were $16 to 920 $1.50, regularly $2.60 $2.60, regularly $3.75 $3.76, ropalary 88 Pree rng Malcom pen tee Ca pel CL a IG dh q ‘ain Floor A Clearance of CORSETS for All Women Very often a disposal of broken-size corsets is limited toa few women—sometimes to those that are slight and those that require quite large sizes. But as we have gone through our entire collection of La Markette Corsets and weeded out all broken sizes, we find that there are models suitable for women of all statures. Of course, there may he only a few sizes of a model, but all sizes are included. DURABLE, WELL MADE Furniture for Every Room ATSAVINGSOF ONE-THIRD TO ONE-HALF UR satisfied cus- Less Than Wholesale Pricesfor These Groupsof Men’s Reliable Clothing Limited Quantities, of Course—All Should Sell Out Saturday The quality just as remarkable as isha Dees for practically every garment in this offering a A Receipted Bill ACCOUNTS ; : OPENED tom d fifty tose || La Markette Corsets Are is absolutely all-wool, thoroughly well , to fully conform with our exacting specifications. FROM ecarate Nanaslatee ete ve be A Exclusively in the Pink Shop Any man that requires yrs Suit or Overcoat will, we are confident, aatae to purchase $5. {01 $1,000 is your fumantes that we | given in case of | $6, $6.50 and $7.50 Models, $5 one or both here, once he has inspected these remarkable offerings. sell only durable, we eA $2.50, $3 and $3.50 Models, $2 Me | eee Set Mee cits Men’s $10 and $12.80 All-Wool Overcoats, $5 PAYMENTS elsewhere, and convince yourself that OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST For this $3.00 Imitation ENE 1.24 Mohogany Rocker ny A well constructed Rocker with comfortable arms, spindle back, saddle seat, well braced, highly polished; a tremendous value $1.24 $5.00 Rockers, Now, $8.00 Rockers, Now. $10.00 Rockers, Now $15.00 Rockers, Now. $11.50 fc'** Extension Table, 5.24 M ve pillar base with heavy centre column, a pports, round top, 24-in. diameter; extends to 6 fect; excel-f) ruction. your family. A good assortment of desirable patterns, and the style is just what is wanted for cold were. he '” long, warm Overcoats, with convertible or regular collars, in attractive mixtures, and light and brown; sizes 88 to 42 in the group for men and young men, Men’s $12.60 and $15 Suits, $8.75] Men’s $16 to $18 Overcoats, $10 Our regular stock at this lowered price. Broken| This might perhaps be called the preferred for lines, of course, but a good selection of patterns and | the styles are surely unusually attractive; am: + pray are Chesterficld Overcoats, of fine, smooth sizes 14 to 20 in the group for young men, and 85 to} cioth, in black, Oxford and Cambridge gray, ailk velvet 50 for men, including some stouts and slims., Among | collars and serge lined; nlso Groat Goata, vith converte the many fabrics are heavy blue serges, black thibets /ible collars and belted backs, as well as other good ‘and choviots: styles, Sizes 82 to 48, for men and young men. #10 Men’s $4 and $4.60 Trousers, $3 | Youths’ $7.60 to $10 Suits, $5 Striped worsteds, ina number of attractive patterns. | Only 60 in the lot; sizes 31 to 87, will fit small men, Sizes 38 to 46, including a limited number of stouts | A varlety of good styles. We advise un early selection, to 60 waist measure, Subway Store, Balcony Men’s Negligee SHIRTS at 60c Men’s $3.50 & $4 Sh Seconds of $1, $1.50 and $2 Grades . sa00"" _ Patterns that men accustomed to buying $1.50 and $2 Shirts will recognize 4 P —the kind ¢ y man admires, Smart without being loud; high grade, fei sine $d, Linck Sale nad aes ba 4 pleasing. So almost every good pattern of the season-—they are all here. | extra high cut storm boots, with double water- So much for the patterns, proof soles, in tan and black, All sizes in the Ww. The materials are largely fine count percales, jacquard, figured madras vs ines These Dollar NIGHTGO NS Us} 14 to 18-—nearly all the wanted sleeve lengths, ord ed ee an” aiyler-toaular 50 lightly imperfect, you may ect at 60c Are ape, apd Be rays, Ever spots or other trifling ble es will not Men’s $3.50 Patent Leather »3 will disappear after the firs laundering. Shoes $1 90 » ol. | | | | | $15.00 Extension Table, Now. $20.00 Extension Table, Now. $24.50 Extension Table, Now. $28.00 Extersion Table, Now $30,00 Extension Table, Now -$16.50 $6.00 Oak Chiffonier, 3.24 ice, well constructed Chiffonier of solid o: iden finish, Carved gallery, paneled si: polish soldemawers with Lrass handles, Actual nd $2. Th and in most cé worth $1 eee This statement is warranted by the quality and beauty of every ous ying fine Shirts will select liberally from this rare . A i re Ip Golden Oale, Maxi one of the 61 Byles in these Dollar Ni wns, If it isacor offering of $1 to $1.50 and $2 Shirts, at 60c. Button or lace, vith medium heavy welted . ‘orf vative style, with rounded neck and ¢ of tiny tucks, simply . ’ soles. All sizes in the group. trimmed with lace and beading —it is the best quality of the kind Men’s COLLARS at 95c a Dozen man will be glad to buy, as the styles and wearing From one of the best factories in ‘I'r materials, accurately sized, well launderc Collars that almos ual Men’s 75c Rubbers, 50c i Men’s $1.50 Arctics, 85c Men’s Rubber Boots, $2.50 we have ever sold at If it is an Empire a dollar, le, its wide ribbon-run beading, embroid- » the best we have ever had in such grades, vith round or square corners, Also wing and turn All Chiffoniers Reduced in ri shlootens. over styles es 1 to 14, Sold by the dozen only, ut be, | Subway Stcro, Balcony ores and! scores of other Men’s 25c and 50c SCARFS at 12! 2c 900 four-in: this ex Proportion Regular and extra size But remember, please, that there i styles in Nightgowns at nume Combinations, Long Pett 8 us prices up to $47.60, Corset Covers and Drawers also at $1 deserve equa! praise, fact, we should not be partial about any of the undermuslins in this Sale, as all prices represent Conservative Economies of 10 to 36 Per Cent. Second Floor ne advertised ver the vod» oun, PAYMENTS GIMBEL BROTHERS NEW YORK THIRTY-THIRD ST.