The evening world. Newspaper, April 4, 1912, Page 13

THE EVENING WORLD, ee THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1912. ‘ep in joy. A shrill cry told her that che child was injured in- GEISFATAL FALL ERR WHLE TRYNG 10 jeer |GIM BELLS)" eee \,- RESCUEHER DOLL | === —— | “The MEN’S CLOTHING STORE Pi Tuberealosis Medicine |} IS at the Top of Its Easter Helpfulness Ready for the final spurt, these three remaining days before Easter, when we must take care of the thousands of men ears, an enot-| i] who have put off until now the decision who conider that! Hf] as to their Spring clothes, and who will |§| rely on Gimbels to “see them through.” Rank upon rank of the fine Suits, upon int which the best American tailors have ex- “ty coneumoton. 1/41 pended their utmost skill, in the season’s ‘wents, ever acai] new fabrics. Noteworthy are the new purplish tints, and the King’s blues, as -. oe ae well as the clear, cool grays. $45, $42.60, could keel porhinn om aaa $40, $38 and as low as $18.60. bbe Belin Renard brett woommendea by. a triend, Morning Coats and Waistcoats for for- ‘corner of the basustrade. | A | mal wear, in fine Oxford gray unfinished Se Se worsteds; the edges bound with braid or the smart narrow galoon that a few of the De ite Made With ona BROTHERS Binkers, On or Before April 10th Draw Cont, Ini it from Ay iat for Suns Remaining on See and Hear the Conreid Piano at $190 Before Investing ys Little Elizabeth Lacetta Dying] Kn Hospital Still Clinging \ to Ragbaby “Tess.” of @ill clutching her rag doll “Tess, mous mass 0: timontals from perso owe their lives to this rem de. to the doll, | im; over there and be the mam-/1 gained her hemor leaned the rag-doll inet the| my gradually lessened until en- agai Pt . banlsters, but it fell through them, With|tlrelv 1 am pertectiv well, | Bvery best custom tailors are using. $25 to $45; Aeraiea an ee werent fn hai a ens mM) the better grades sill-lined. Tee, uplaboe ena-gtex need | oe tive a Chesterfield Overcoats in Spring weights ¥: Wels aaa Lune oa ut —the conventional black or Oxford gray. tue frst oor, hugging ‘tie rag doli tol er_Aablt-formine. drugs. A distinguished new style is of Oxford her ‘Drasat and telling it not to cry. | ete ieading. druggist. «Auk for be gray basket-weave, the edges bound with worse for her fall, and Mrs, Lacetta braid. At $36—other styles up to $45. = And a special group of N ¢ $25 Silk-Lined Spring Overcoats at $18.50 —_— y y - Made from absolutely all-wool fabrics in Oxford or plain black. Every Coat is lined ] ' ra &F /| Q V lor throughout with guaranteed strictly fast-dye merveilleux silk; plain or silk facing xs desired, All = fl are cut on the latest Spring model, and could not be sold ordinarily under $25. Priced at $18.60. Fi 1826 } It is a pleasure to choose your Suit or Overcoat in this GIMBEL Clothing i iG founded Store, with plenty of room, and clear, bright light in which to examine thefabrics, the colors and the fine tailoring of the clothing, and with plenty of efficient salesmen Imported Easter Neckwear |i) °'P yo risedi ‘ At Special Prices This Norfolk Suit Has Just That Something That Junior Girls Hand Embroidered & Real Lace Collars f * , Large shapes for coat or —A n It seems to be marvelously easy to deceive the public when buying a piano. | $2.75 10 $5.00 gi rh nn vey | AE apn ep ray | The | undoubtedly due | not one person out of a thousand can lown to a piano ani whether usually 94.00 to $8.00 each. to its girlish simplicity! worth two hundred dollars, or three hundred. But there are Norfolks and Norfolks—some that are so baggy i i i tdint thay are grotenque, - But these you will not find at Glnheae The papers are full of these pine hip ; pissing And they are so silly that it ‘ ; ; 5 would seem that anybody would see leception. i ae vere seagate pith A rag pres rtd We make no value claim for the CONRBID, other than the fact’ that with striped silk. Other Norfolk Suits at $18.60 and 620, It Is the Best Piano on .the Market Today Real Macrame Collars, $5.00 + Large shapes in white and ecru. Hana Embroidered Chemisettes on Net zee Plain tailored Suits of serge with detachable cordeline coll 1 | Hand Embroidered and Lace $16 and $18.60. Dressy Suits of whipcord and serge, $18.60 to ¢29.60. ” At Its Price—$190 Trimmed Fichus _ Coats for Junior Girls in modified Russian, Empire and severely But we have this fact to add: $10.00 and $15.00 tailored styles—serge, whipcord and mixed cheviot, 610, 616 to $26, It is equal in every respect to instruments that are given very much higher scnally $15.00 to $19.50 Junior Girls’ Dresses—washable morning styles, $3.60, ¢6, 7.60 | Valuations by other advertisers. , i Pe ES Ge ae The CONREID, in its larger size, which sells for $210, IS THE EQUAL $ % ‘ be IN EVERY RESPECT of pianos broadly advertised as “worth $360,” in Handkerchiefs Junior girls’ apparel is in 18, 15 and 17 year sizes, order to bolster up a “sale.” For Easter Gifts Specialized COATS and DRESSES Test the matter for yourself: ; ne For Young Girls of 6 to 14 Years How can a practically unknown piano be “worth $350” when the exquisite ee Rr er mheniteres init, nrg er ms gee am a SHONINGER sells for $326, and the aristocratic VOSE can be bought for $860? 75¢ per box of 54% hearts these days. ‘ This one thought bursts the bubble of such deceptive statement. In comes little Jane, who wants a real boyish coat, and she gets it—in We believe that pianos should be sold on the same ABSOLUTELY SOUND basis of fact Dainty Colored Handkerchiefs with embroidered corners. either | ne, » homespun or black-and-white shepherd check. Her as dry goods, One may not know all about pianos—especially when buying the ‘first piano;” } + Sheer Shamrock with fancy plaid edge and embroidered ees ce He apd belted-back coat—and for dress wear either a lace- but a little common-sense and careful investigation will prevent any one from being deceived, ! initiale, : ; ; yen peat pa] i There are SAFE piano stores aplenty. But the phase of “human frailty” that desires to ite an endless nymber of styles in coats, so that no littje girl will be dis- “ d os (se Mya 65¢ ber half dozen scott! at $5, $7.60, 610, $12.60, $15, 18, $22.50, $25 and upwards, ; get Liston pots A iste io are isp” that draws many from the safe store to Princess Lece, French Colored Novelties, and hand em- Girls’ Washable D of gingham, lawn and percale, at $1.60, $2, In the development of this Gimhel Piano Business we have been guided by years of broidered corner with initials, bane pisces nig ete iaiad ceed a study of the methods of SAFE PIANO STORES that build for the future. “And If we have et 75¢ each; value $1.00 embroidered, $10 to $38; domestic, $3.76 and upward.” ' eae ne ae ree ks of marquisette, chiffon and voile, at $10, $15, $20, $25, 986.60 and upward. Third Floor We are very proud of the CONREID PIANO, and much gratified to have these instru- ments for your examination and comparison. ” Special—Coat Illustrated, at $15 Two sizes, $190 and $210, ai Navy, tan or white diagonal , with imitation Venise lace We ask that you give them the most crucial comparison with ANY OTHER PIANOS, ! « 7 4° Ki arat Gold Jewelry collar mounted on a narrow Palaccltoratne (contrasting color), offered in any manner, for fifly dollars more. For Easter Gift which gives the effect of aturnover. Beltedback. $16. Third Floor Sold on EASY TERMS OF PAYMENT. Piano Store, Eighth Floor or ster s . * . ” Exceptional Values Offered Black, White and Chapeau Colors in These See the Spring Hats Genuine “Boy Scouts” Shoes sae ir Mesh Veilings at 26c Yard For Boys and Children Gold Only ab GIRS Ee CAT; ns $s ° . ’ ’ Seen ; Which Should Be Here in the Men’s and Boys movement has produced a greatly in- $2.00, $2.50, $3.50 $2.00 to $3.95 As veils have again come ty hy ju pore will Hat Store there is a goodly corner \ creased demand. for the official shoes Values $8.50 to $6.50 Values €8.50 to 96,95 ‘ surely be delighted to avail herself of this opportunity. set apart for the showing of of the order. Many a boy who is not Cuff Links Brooches & Pend, Meals fear Easter Hats for little people. ~ 2 “Boy Scout’ wants them, too; es enaants Chiefly of straw, of course—fine Milan » ' for they are the best-looking, _ $3.05 to $5.05 $2.50 to $5.05 ‘At GIMBELS Exhibition This Week braid, that keeps its shane and is hand- . most comfortable and longest- am some to look at. In the new, high crown, ‘ ‘ veari S Volnee 65.06 to $18.08 Valuce $8.95 to 019.05 Easter Flowers and Plants png roller ce whith i epeaketia eh eager hy in plain white, blue or black, or wit! ° i . : . nan A gorgeous pam. fe fronerete Eviees, while you may and bands of ribbon or straw, the latter piped F play of school. Rhinestone and Platinum Finish by oil: neahe make in carly selection, J with silk. Also Tyrolese, Paris, College “Ee g,, We have the assurance o ase If CUT FLOWERS are desired, you will find roses, violets, carnations, and small-brimmed Sailor Hats, inal, re the makers that Gimbels is Hair Pins. ....0+00000. values to $1.25, at 50c Mly-of-the-valley, sweet peas, tulips and other beautiful blossoms at our variety of colors, at $1.60 to $5 the only store in NewYork al which these trade-marked Shoes can . usual low prices. A large box of fresh cut flowers, including roses, car- . ee tee Pia be bought, a!though inferior Shoes, similar in name orappearance, Barrettes values $2.50 to 84.95, at $7.50 & $7.05 | nations and other blossoms, will be delivered on Easter morning, if desired, mete une an Maen ae Bab: i Isewhere. me | ol 5 ats, 1 Ost O! ie college an yi pedietar ‘ | I TS in bud and bl ‘ll likewise fi ‘ : ‘ . Bay Wale Boy Scouts” Shoes are made of black, brown or Shipper Buckles,..ysiuee to 98.50 per pate, $1.00 |) gra variety, ictudings | wom ST sere, vou wil Likewise find | school colors, at #2 and new styles, in Boys! Fur Velt, Telescope in, with chrome-tanned elk leather soles, which are Daisies, at 680 to $8.95. sic Pp 1 BRR, UN BPHINg MIXCUTES, At 92.00 ane Ge. ut wear much longer than ordinary sole leather, Crimaon Rambl to $7.95, ‘And niany other flowering and joys’ Tweed Hats, imported, to match the Spring Suits, $1.60. Sizes’ 9 to 1314, $2; sizes 1 to 514, $2.60. Men's sizes, $8, ers, ‘| prdrengesa, at 61 i) | hae decorative plants, Fourth Floor Boys’ Dress Shoes, in black calfskin, tan calfskin and patent Hyseltthe, in poty and pans, at Cut Flowers will be delivered by leather; also Pumps and Oxfords, 180 to 91.95, ecial messenger, without made in a man’s shoe factory at Tulips, in pans, at 680 to $2.48, ne oe he be Lily-of-the-Valley, in pots and | Island. Ti Pans, at 680 to $2,900, Laster Lilies, | a Plan at 280 to 92.95, live r very x1 jubway and $3.60, according to size. Bring the boys in, this ‘American, Beauty _and Charta Rose Bushes 68010 94k BROADWAY NEW YORK THIRTY-THIRD ST. i4 Sterling Silver Pendant Earrings | \ fet with rhinestone and pearl—value 61,50, at $/.00 Easter vacation weck, and let_us fit them with their new Spring i Brondway & @0th Bt; Oth Ave; luis Be |