The evening world. Newspaper, March 14, 1912, Page 10

“40 ‘ Mr. Whitman was beginning to ex- ‘ 4 , Plode Uke # racing automobile, The a Junuce atopped him. x “The convenienee of the court,” he Teed | April.” . observed with acidity, “Is sometimes haa been aasigned to ait In the Appel Ry tobe comeldered in auch matters.” liate Term in April ard Justice Vernor . 7 Tho first Monday in April ts quite |i], Davis will @it in the Criminal Part Jao gatiatantory to the prosecution,” maid pola Ncnohdinatel ae ta r. Whitman, . : “May 1 * aata aMtr. stewer,! BURGLARS STOLE SAFE. : “whether your honor ts to preside at the | oe . Soa at %,” | ISpectet to The Word) EPOR' re ~ Bx-Chamberlain’s Counsel Re- Jast night and th a hatt a ton, carried away with #09 | buked for Trying to Dictate ; money and stamps in ft. Fart of tho| Fifteen ‘ q Date to Court. “E hope the 1 Court ad not] money In the gate belonged to. Posts No better suits have ever been miscons| ny Ia ork, master Harry bury. a reuliaidnali har Wrens Tay purpous pig fe te alone, tstand Railrond bloodhounde to. Styles in made to sell at these moderate prices were used in an attempt to t i When the cide of Chartes 11. Ityde, rented uaee | ny leven hee considering the ) former City Chamveriain, under indict] “There with be n Of thie court,” | | Hnirance tp the Post-OMce was gained ‘ said Justice Seabury, obviously not pla-| through a window. rate was| atl ad Ge cue we bhi Tnai{ cates “in the month of April, ‘The | rolled through a door and carried away Beeshed on the calondar of the Crimina’ tice of this court who sits here will/in an auto, It 19 belleved. Branch of the Supreme Court to-day ) there was a sharp interchange of lego 5 and Judicial sparks which was not in the * Weast marked by good will or courtesy. | | When Clerk Penny rend ithe of the} cate Bax Stéuer of eonment for Male) The Kind You Have Always Bought. " a feet bealdé his client. | " yoo bo Re ore Nhe ‘aaa | HIS is the caution applicd to the public announcement of Castoria that | ant aeke th.t the earliest possible date ~, has been manufactured under the Ye fe of Chas, I, Fletcher for Be et for this trial.” over 80 years—the gonuine Castoria, We respectfully call the attention | ee Dies Attorgey Waitman and hie ant | Et Stary a black, Whos the wraiper ie removed che entoe tiptevare p- > sietast, 3. X. Clark, were up tn an In) pearson both wides of the bottle In Fed. Parents who have used Castoria for Wittman, | their little oues in the past ycars need no wa: against counterfeits and | two believe that the defendant has no | Hmitations, but our betel dot Ay be) cars teats faalioa Gaet gs gecers _ Fight to make such o statement here. It is to danger 1 tordege | who are Haw me yo] vat) may. atthe ‘Diateict Attorney: to | nefarious business of putting up and selling all corts cf substitutes, or what move this case for trial, Tiererore, should more properly be termed counterfeits, for medicinal tions not | District-Attorney of this County, I a only for adults, but worse yet, for children's medicines, It therefore devolves | that an early date be set for this trial.” | 00 the mother to scrutinize closcly what she gives her child, Adults can do | *How about the first Monday in| that for themselves, but the child has to rely on | © April?’ said Justice Seabury. the mother's watohfulness, ; "Oh, we want jt earlier than thatt” | Genuine Castoria always bears the signatare of } shorted Mr. Steuer. fo — *0h, 1 object—why, Your Honor"— 2g E, Here by Accident to Sell for $6,000 Nearly a hundred great cases of elaborately decorated chinaware were un- ly left on the hands of the importers, who turned them over to us to sell at the bare cost of landing. It was ail very sudden. As we write the cases nave not ‘been opened. But we'have seen the samples, and, judging from the popularity of ae THE EVENING WORLD, conduct this trial, The trial of this de- fendant is set for the first Monday in Aa @ matter of fact, Justice Seabury , Weighing nearly | cee RPT TRENT TT TE THURSDAY, MARQH 14, 1018. Ni ot Lana at aac eae Rte More of Those Excellent Tailored Suits for Women And Young Women Have Arrived to Sell at $25, $85 and $45 | Excellent Fabrics Fine Tailoring And, most of all, because they arecreditable Reproductions and Adaptations of New Models by Poiret, Drecoll, Bernard and Francis In this collection about forty-five models. Black Neapolitan Hats Sizes for women 34 to fe At $2.25 women, sizes 14, 16,18 and 20 sears, oo Ns Other new models at numerous prices up Untrimmed—but every hat is faced with black velvet to $360. Floor give it more “body,” and aleo to conform with Fashion’s combination idea. ck Neapolitan braid is so good-lool and wears so ionelte Gos d Ei Brey aeeaet 5 ak seldom is it made in such a varicty of I » Picturesque shapes, some that flare in the front, ethers that turn up at the side, besides saflor and Derby ideas. If you have ever purchased a Neapolitan hat of good quality you will appreciate how exceptional is to ‘8 price— $2.26—for hats of very quality. Cluster of Six Ostrich Tips, $1.50 Not mere clusters but the new graceful tree effects of six ostrich tips, artistically toned in sevetal of a color. The colors include the new blues, old ‘rose, gold, lavender. A Black Neapolitan Hat $2.26, its nepessary trimming—a Specialized Apparel That Is Modishly Fashioned for Young Girls Dresses for little girls of 6 to Ep ect problem so far as style is concerned, but nevertheless, that is rather difficult because it is so easy to forget youth in an endeavor tocreate Dresses with style. We have mastered this! Girls of 18 to 17 who are rapidly growing, but whose lines are not yet leveloped, are difficult, for they wish, to tread the path of their elder = and yet they have not matured. We cluster of these ostrich tips, $1.60—and Find new Spring - have solved this prohlem too. chapeau will only cost $3.76, as you may hawe it trimmed by our 7 eM ENS eco Ma 4 ° : lor we havea hundre, No-Charge Trimming Service move new models in Dresees just which is always extended to those who pufchase untrimmed for young girls. But it is of hats and millinery in our Millinery Sections. more vital interest to mothers to Main and Third floors know that the day of seving at home is past, because we have ideal Dresses for their daughters, Shell We Reserve a Table for you for Afternoon Tea at The “PROMENADE?” Table, for two or more persons, may be'reserved by application in the Tea Room, by on or by telephone —(Madison Square 8200, Extension 243.) Tunics of allover embroidery ‘Y on Lingerie Dresses are peed fivese ot MCareiuscinating. But we should not discrimi this china at regular prices, there will be a great demand fo: it tomorrow. These are some of the pieces: Fs Tea Sets Plaques Chocolate Sets bei Toilet Sets Plates Condensed Milk Jars a Vases of many kinds Platters Salad Bowls Aw Muffin Plates Cups and Saucers Ash Trays i Comports Smoking Sets Match Stands i «SyrupJuge Tobacco Jars Trays Thousands of Pieces at 10c Upward—Nearly Half Off _ To show the great variety we shall use the tables in the center aisle of the Subway floor as well as the regular Japanese Section. It will be a pretty show and few.women will be able to pass it without claiming one or more of the pieces, useful or ornamental. Friday, Subway flocr, Old Building. At $1.90 we are mov- March Sale of Housewares) ing’ cut discontinued offers just the right helps to the home dressmaker;| styles in Women’s Wan- ‘ rent at figures so low as'to astonish the woman who/amaker reliable $3 low 7 . shoes. Missing sizes have been filled in with other low shoes made to sell for $3.50. In the group are Oxfords, low ties and pumps, black and tan—all excellent shoes. Subway floor, Old Building. ___ A Special Lot of Girls’ Tub Dresses at $1.50 High neck dresses of plaid gingham. Low neck dresses of id and check percale. Pa: of embroidery. — Sizes 6 to 14. The regular price would be $2.25. Subway floor, Old Building. 4 ‘The Wanamaker Rotary) Wanamaker Dress Sewing Machine— || Forms—The Two We During the Sale, §25 Consider the Best With all the late clever feat-| of all the Hall-Borchert models, because they do what evcry woman wants a dress form to do—duplicate her own figure the] exactly. With onc of these, she can let out the hips, take in the neck, lower the bust, lengthen the shoulder and make the -| waist larger—do anything and everything needed to make the form the twin of her figure. -|And then she may snap her ers at the dressmaker! ‘wo styles, $6.50 and $10, -| with many ical conven- iences not found in other forms. Subway floor, New Building. 700 Untrimmed Hemp Hats at $3.50 Made to sell at $5 and $6, but slightly imperfect. Thirty new shapes. The faults consist of slight Yetreaks, practically imperceptible in the dark colors, but noticeable, to the close observer, in the natural straw. Plenty of black, white, blue, green and cerise, in small and Tomorrow’sLuncheon Eighth Gallery Restaurant 11.30 A. M. to 2 P.M. Cream of fresh Asparagus or Chicken:Gumbo Boiled Halibut Mashed Potatoes or Hot Roast Beef Sandwich Choice—Peach Tart Coffee Ice Cream Coffee Fifty Cents i Nearby are flowers, fashionable feathers and stiff ornaments, Suggestions will be gladly given for theirtrimming. st Second floor, Old Building, Tea Milk nate hecausestyles are many and so varied. Charming WASH FABRICS All New—Some Specially Priced Many a delightful material that you may have ad- mired in the Paris costumes displayedin “La enade des Toilettes” on the Eighth Floor, finds its echo in this wonderful Gimbel showing of Washable Fabrics for Summer gowns, which is but natural, since these beau- tiful materials came to us from the same sources that furnished the great Paris dressmakers with the fabrics for their season’s triumphs. There is a particalarly rich collection of the favorite bordered materials in. voile, batiste and Egyptian crepe on white and colored grounds. Quite new isimported Suede Corduroy, In cream, taupe, cadet, rose, lavender, ciel and tan, 46 inches wide, at $2 a yard. Double-faced Canvas Suiti.ng is decidedly smart, with onesiide, in pink, cadet, purple, turquoise; the other side white; also\Copen- Gingham, Lawn and Percale Dresses enna ng Se et $2, $2.60, $2.75, $3.60. . .60 and upwi Junior Girls, $9.60, $6, eodey upward. Linen Repp and Corde! resses Young Girla and Juniors, $3.75, $4.75, 96.75, $7.75, $10, $15, $20, $25, $36 and upward, Sizes for younggirlsrange from 6 to 14 yrs. ; sizesfor junior girls are 13, 15and17 yrs. Third Floer Interesting Sale of 12,000 Handkerchiefs for Women Allways we keep our eye on the market ready to pick up any choice lots of handkerchiefs which we can buy—and therefore sell—for less than they ought to bring. Wehave watched to good effect lately and the results you see in the following offerings of Women’s Pure Irish Linen Handkerchiefs at prices that save from about a third to a full half of the usual: Hand-Embrofdered Initial, 6 for 95c | All-Round and One-Corner Em- Party Dresses Young Girls and Juniors, $15, $20, $26, $27.60, $38.50 and upward. h with tan. 32 inches wide, 65c a f ; | th of these fabric: be fcuund only ¢t GIMBELS. Regularly $1.50 for six. Sheer Insh Linen, broidered, 16c Each Agarie Cloth, with the peeuliar Wnotty weave that distinguishes | With dainty hand-embroidered wreath and) Charming embroidered designs, also some it from eponge, imported by us direet in all the new,colorings,.is | Pretty initial, laundered. in black and white effects for mourning, reg- idered Block Initial, 6 for 65c — 90c for6. Sheer linen with neat, ularly 25e to 50c. block letter, laundered. Lace-Edged, at 15c Each Colored Linen--Seconds--12)4c Each | Regularly 25c eachi, of sheer, fine linen with Many pretty designs and_ colori for | dainty narrow lace edge, hand-attached; also women, also for boys, 25c quality if perfect. with hand-block work in corner, at 25c each Main Floor A COMPLETE Dinner Set Of Limoges China At $13.75, instead of $20 Many so-called “Dinner Sets” have been advertised at alluringly low prices le that lack some of the most expensive and most important pieces—namely, the soup tureen and some of the meat dishes and covered vegetable dishes. That is why these Dinner Sets at $13.75 are sa remarkable. They are made jin Limoges, of excellent white china, with yotu choice of three effec- tive spray decoxations, and contain 100 ieces, or servive for twelve persons. Their composition includes soup tureen, three meat platters, one uncovered and two covered vegetable dishes, sauce boat, etc., besides the usual cups, saucers and plates. We call this a $20 value, but the chances are you would pay even more under-ordinary N $1, $1.26, $1.60 and $2.00 a yard. Some Special Offerings $2 Imported Cream Eponge at $1.60 a I 40c Tub Silk, 82 in. wide, in white, with black stripes, 28¢ yard. Silk-and-cotton Jacquard, white and colored grounds, with pretty stripes, 26-inch, 22c a yard. A Wonderful Group of Colored Dress Linens The collection is quite unsurpassed in New York, including many qualities exclusive with Gimbels. Promirtent are the . Ramie and Irish Linens at 280 yard French Ramie and Costume Linens at 60 and 65¢ yard. Etamine Linens at 86¢ yard. to choose f All told, more than 200 colorings rom. White Linens, with colored embroidered borders, et $2\andJ¢2.60 yard, colored with white borders $2.60 yard. 76c Imported Linens at 36cYard A special half-price group, including Etamine Linen, Canvas |. ‘Weaves, Self-striped Linens, 42 to 46 inches wide, in pink, ‘brown, oor havy, natural and other shades, Bring the Children to Gimbels, For Their SPRING SHOE year and a half how good and how service- their new Shoes. Many of these Shoes will be bought at Gimbels by parents who have found out by actual experience in the last _ 605 Standard Axminster Rugs sfn: New Spring Patterns, for Less Than Usual The sizes that are wanted—the patterns that most people like—and a qualit: nteed by the well-known reliability of the maker. A saving of several pried on the larger sizes and on others in proportion. 9x12 ft. Axminster rugs at $17.75 4 ft. 6 in.x6 ft. 6 in, Axminster rugs at $5.75 "8 ft.3 in.x10 ft.6 n.Axminster rugs at $15 36x72 in. Axminster rugs at $3.25 6x9 ft. Axminster rugs at $10.75 27x60 in. Axminster rugs at $1.85 ». Black and white goatskin rugs at $2.25 and $2.75 that were $4.50 and $5. Average size, 24x62 inches. Subway floor, Old Building, 4 JOHN WANAMAKER --Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, Fourth Ave., Eighth to Tenth St. conditions, And tbis is ‘but one of the offerings that make this March Sale of China and Glass so remark- able and so continued in interest. Here are some more: Between now and Easter thousands of pairs of little feet will be fitted out with | able Gimbel Shoes for Children are, and of \ what great value it is in the proper devel- nt of children’s feet to have their ; ; ( it Sh My nat fitted by experts. Chins Dinner Sets re et en Ma ARO. WOlRs: GALTE: ope 01 y ry experts. Austrian China, 101 pieces, charming pink. rosebud ulany. s rd i Wee So this Spring than ore border, full matt gold handles. '26, regulariy $42.60. | |, Sclld border pattern, in maroon or green, @48:;-req~ ‘e ougl improve as we grow older Limoges Ching, 118 pieces, floral spray decoration, 7 » and know more. You will like the new | coin gold edges; $29.50, regularly $45. $1.60 Cut Glass Tumblers, $1.20 Dozen Prettily cut Tumblers, in four sizes to match ;{¢ eae seltzer and whiskey. ch for water, $7.60 Cut Glass Nappies | at 94.50 nk. models which we have for children of all ages, and in oll the favorite materiasa | © lneapensive Perealain Dinner Sete Especially desirable for Summer cott of the season, including tan calf, white canvas, white buck and Blue Willow English porcelain, 100 pieces, $6.78; | Brilliantly cut on extra heavy Nu-Buck, Pretty Pumps that fit well, as well as Oxfords and regulary $108 °" oe ~ "8s CPs ‘and Saucers, $2 Dozen high Shoes, $1.50 to $4.60, according to size and style. mneeh Press in, border. pattern, 112 pieces, $8.76; | Of English bone china, with beautiful spumel be ; Children’s $2.60 and $3 Shoes at $1.95 Three complete ranges of our own good Shoes for children, at . anew price, Viei kid, button, regular or high cut, and black calf- \ ,) ' i } skin, button, in regular height. Sizes 814 to 11, that were $2.50, vw i Y | and sizes 11 to 2, that were $3, ALL AT $1.95 PAIR. z | ‘The same styles, in sizes for larger girls, that were $3.50, now BROAQWAY NEW YORK THIRTY-THIAD OT, $2.60 a pair. Second Floor 7 ee