The evening world. Newspaper, January 31, 1912, Page 5

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1912.” POPERATORS ET LON EP ABRUARY SALE OF FURNITURE BRIDGE TRAFFIG The Climax of Months of Well-Directed Preparation, Based on Years of Learning Bervice Board Orders Inquiry How. Bringing Forward HALF A MILLION DOLLARS’ WORTH of the ome | Good Kind of Furniture that Has Quickly and Firmly Established Williamsburg Span. | a cis the Gimbel Furniture Store in Public Favor Rad Breceiva apie transi woes | MERIT, pure and simple, is the magic that has brought this Furniture And many more splendid groups, in Colonial and other Period and mod- Ppsbise, were ordered tony to appear| Business to a proud position in New York retailing in a short year and a half. | ern styles, in mahogany, Circassian walnut, Tuna, maple, oak, Mission Feb. 13-and show couse way tne §| Merit, well gained by years of experience, and the ability, courage and artistic enamel and every other desirable wood or finish. Chiefly made to our special Sous dct the Wanlenevurs ‘nruge| J} Judgment to choose only Furniture of sterling worth—and to reject all else. order, during factories’ dull seasons, thereby securing utmost economies for our sbould not be reduced. © The public has chown its appreciation of this by its openly expressed admiration—better yet, | Customers on furniture of standard Gimbel qualities. Providing an almost end- that the trection twins were only rak-|(| by constantly increasing patronage. Thus each of our Half-yearly Sales—milestonez.in an always | less series of combinations of ~~ Mast te Gat tan Coys hee tevine (UL SrONne general business—sets a new mark for the next one to strive to surpass. . Furniture for the Dining-room, Bedroom, Parlor and Library, in Suites or Single Pieces The question presented 1s: ____ This will be a much better Furniture Sale than any of jits predecessors. Quality cannot be Wicker Furniture for Summer Porch and Living-room nae Nay tine: Abhay Bhat improved, of course—we always maintain it at top notch in each grade. From the viewpoint of Mission Furniture Brass Bedsteads ¥700,000 of capital by. carrying quantity, variety, beauty, it has gained vastly. And economies are such as to increase the buying | all at savings of 25 to 33 1-3 per cent. In addition, we have thrown into the Sale, without:reserva- Epteaaals nag nel Nd Lit power of the home-furnisher’s money by one to five dollars on every ten dollars he has to invest. tion— Wein wor Weal To Summarize the Sale: There Are— Our Whole Regular Furniture Stock On a © per cont. besie the oom 175 Styles of Extension Tables, $9.50 to $275 | 96 Styles of Princess Dressers, at $14 to $176 : At Price-Reductions of 10 to 50 Per Cent. pany conid sell fve tickets fore |) 170 Styles of Sideboards from $14 to $600 | 325 Styles of Library Tables, from $8 to $250 | (excepting some classes of Office Furnishings). The Bridge Opetat any is a 200 Styles of China Closets from $12 to $300 | 200 Styles of Bookcases, from $6.25 to $150 Being a total of some $500,000 worth of Furniture, at February Sale prices, that we can truth- ee tee ie Ureaniect in| | 976 Styles of Bureaus, from $8.50 to $226 | 226 Styles of Brass Bedsteads, $7.50 to $126 | fully and unqualifiedly recommend as investments for our public. 1001. It has a cai . 350 a! bg of Chiffoniers, from $6.25 to $175 | 100 Styles of Parlor Suites, from $25 to $760 Here is as much of the detailed news as we can present in a single page. Each day, throughout by the. ‘Brookivn warned) 1! 76 Styles of Toilet Tables, from $11 to $175 | 100StylesWomen’sWriting Desks, $9 to $260 | the month, will have its own news of vital interest. pay and hat Sane and Roti : DINING-ROOM ao | wnetean Railway Company. — RNI' n lor style; Fumed Oak: COMPANIES AGREE UPON A amin Extension Tables ‘hi ahaa pre Arm Chairs pe nm 3 3 cht eli te GOR gul’y $22.5) reg. $12 idge Op HH ih In Gis regularly $35 say remul'y$32"eagremuly $35 | “aL soreguly 17.50 "Gabry. 9.60 : ITNT) 22regularly 27 i , Of reguly —= Bass aid the Coney teind and Broke Tt 20 regularly 25 pea 28 Aregul’'y 21 Rockers mn \ Mm ROA Ng Nay eo fran ra regularly 22 n Maple: 6. , 25 Vy sree Yous to apsrate cars across. the| ae “ 1Gregularly 20 $42.50 regul'y $50 19 regul’y $23 —" reeulerty $33.50 HI | My P Willamsburs ride. id eS a te fe regul’y 36 14.75 reg. 20 11.60 regularly 17.50 | reel enito) er fot ore l regularly 12 regul’y 25, 6.26 regularly 9.50 — ~ ! tt Sans) Soir, the sity : ae ey y $47.50 In Walnut: Settoos a y j | ey Comp $40 regularly $47. $28 regul’y $40 «18 regul’y $28 $37 __ regularly $65 J Railroad Company agreed to p 33regularly 40 2. y go sgul’y 20 26.76 regularly 40 the obligations Impored upon the 26 regularly 88 _ pie ah 20 regul'y 13.25 Sint 20 ' Operating Company by the 104 3 ly $30 18 re 22 n Tuna Mahogany: ese two col lth ough the In Mahogany: 26regul’y 32 regul’y 2 five Pieces: pho at $47.50regul'y $70 $37regularly $45 | 24regul’'y 28 $100 regul’y $150 $70 regul’y $95 and 62.60regul’y 65 $2regularly 40 76 regul'y 105 60regul’y 70 a ia 40regularly 47 28regularly 35 Chiffoniers Three Pieces: Hae a ana slvoad CompaneHE Sideboard: In Golden Oak: $86 regul’y $115 $60 regul’y $85 oa Ieland a Company eboards $22 regul’y $33 $19 regul’y $23 65 regul’y 110 40regul’y 60 ee etre ed In Mahogany: reqularlyg48 | Zarenuly 30 “id TBreg 20 | TBregul'y 100° SGrepul'y 45 hire if te drones tatoming ts anree | seereiary 65 arerularly 32 | 6regul'y 24 —d4requl'y 19 | REED FURNITURE According to the annual reports | 36 refuley ta ae ne Me on tee In Brown, Seley Natural Colors filed by the Bri perating Com- In Golden Oak: $33 regul’y $40 regul’y $32 ‘ea Wagons pany snd ite fi $37 regularly $45 $20 regularly $25 29 reaul'y 35 22regul’'y 27 $13.76 regularly $17 Pegi Say for Mi | Pl 36regularly 40 14regularly 20 24regul’y 34 14.75 reg. 20 Arm Chairs $112,087, The report of the pre- | 28regularly 36 12regularly 16 In Tuna Mahogany: $11.25 regularly $14.75 $8.76 regularly $11 Salty ths same mes incomes Ta vets 30.60reg. 34 $28 regul'y $35 ¢2regul’'y $32 | 10.26 regularly 18.75 7.60 regularly 9 China Closets 23 regul'y | ‘ EO a ; Rockers ; y! gul'y $11.50 regularly $15.25 4 : - $65 regularly $65 re! J : oe ; 47.60 regul’y 58 Princess Dressers Seema eames | Se ALIC Bi $23 regul’y $32 $18 regul’y $24 THREE ARE INJURED 4) $20 regularly $30 | Sg rceury 30 AB regul’y "20 95/0 ethan $10 IN TAXICAB CRASH. §! 19regul’y 26 14regul’y 18 6.60 regularly hora, ——— “60 reyul Collided With Safety Device in, | LIBRARY TABLES 4.60 reaacly the Middle of West | In Mahogany: $24 regular! o Street. | $28 regul’y $16 regul’y $24 16 regu Two men and a woman were injured | y 20 23 regul’y , 8.60 reg, 17 16 reguls hortly before midnight last night when 12.60 regul’y 16 18, regul’y 27 10 regula mn i I citistieat inltront of he Brainy 12.60 regul’y 15 In Early English: : BRASS BEDSTEADS oor the chaufteur, abrasions and lacerations ‘ 16.76 rey. 25 Tregul’'y 1 | 47.50 ; By ) J ese pane hy ony In Golden Oak: | : 0 pett avenue, Indtanapolis, Ind., abra- 20 reg. $27 24 regul’y $36 $18.60 re, 2 35 vey, an electrical engineer, of No. 1850 l4reg. 18 $10 regul’y $15 16 y 20 RN mae AYAD UG, TASIANAROUS: Ind., lacer- foventh Floor Seventh Floor , Serie! ixth Floor Mr. and Mrs. Lurvey had been in this = oe amen —— nt ema mecca neater ‘ —— 7 gg Ce RI Meo This February Event Brings a on thelr way to ie Liberty 66 e reap aes * fe | 450 Famous “Alaska” Refrigerators wi y hurt. Mr. and Mrs, Lur- y 5 a At 15 to 33 1-3 Per Cent. Under-Price 2 From the At!antic to the Pacific, Alaska Refrigerators are known and highly prized. They q! deserve their popularity ior these convincing reasons: ; | Splondidly constructed, of best materials Absolutely sanitary provision chamber Very small ice consumplion Liffictent presercalion of Jood From now on the genuine ‘‘Alaska’’ Refrigerators, bearing their trade-mark name, may be bought in New York only at G os his important arrangement, we secured from ‘he makers at ¢ special discount 480 of Gieahels, Reva i ut Re as an 70 st es a 5 : s, which a h lly - ou ale tomorrow at impor y The Furniture Illustrated DINING-ROOM SUITE— h finish, leather-covered, loose seats: ir, $2, from $3.59, Ann Chair, $4, MISSION SET' Fumed cak, cushion buck; ¢ ROCKING C. Golden onk or nish leather. , automobile LIBRARY ches long; automobile seat, loo-« . $87, fron: $55, TABLE helf, $26 from is WOMAN'S WRITING oe -CIMBEL BROTHERS | evens | ( 2 gulT es * a4 s y NAL CHAIRS KNABE|) 4a fora wal¥ 4! df Bhd re uplu onal wet an baa Sth Av. con 39th St.|| | In any color enamel, t oxtra charge. BROADWAY ' NEW YORK. THIATY.THIAD joa our. Arn Chair or Rocking «