The evening world. Newspaper, April 9, 1912, Page 6

the door, but her employer had not! | downstairs, At noon she knocked | ! and often after that. There was St B the er, copt the thin, welrd voice | 6 eat and of the baby In the i r a ; re athtu, will continue To-morrow, their Annual Exhibition of The housckecper pried the pins out 0! the hinges of the door and lifted ft 0 IAD MUSICIAN'S MYSTERY HID IN f the frame CS | ILE Ser oth Se ame sete Printed Decorative Fabrics Against the wall. She summoned cour- age to call to Parma. There saat Exceptionally targe collections of designs and colorings will be shown herself on her elbow and pointed to the in new and distinctive styles at present much in favor, for fur- Higid Agure, clad in underclothes, shook | " i 2 Reception, Drawing, Living and Bed Room and 5 her head and laughed. roman Found in Secret Room | cononer’s OFFICE NOTIFIED BY | ‘oyer Halls in City or Country Residences, MYSTERIOUS VOICE. | )Babbles as She Did Beside | strs. citnton ran downstairs to the Cretonnes, Linens, Taffetas and Chintzes, | " telephone and called Dr, Herly, who had i = Printed from the modern engraved copper roller, as well as from Prof. Parma's Body. pec tns call ‘at weoghd. stand ‘and abd iat ee hand Blocks ‘ visit the house until late in the after- . tn the Mg tron barman.” | "ACanwhtte some one, in areat excite-| AlSo Reproductions of Old English and French Prints, Bro eggs to-daytoo dear-eere to-| met, oiled tne ron tet eet Toiles Peintes de Jouy, Oberkampf Linens, Etc. | sd 00 Was concealed in the house fuses Werte tn her room at] quick action should. be taken, ‘There lo is invited of this remarkable display which will be found Gosptial to-day, the woman at| was delay in responding, because the special interest to those about to furnish or ‘renodel their homes. Where untidy Redside Prot. Louie o.| Corners clerk could not And out whe "i Was found dead of apopleny.|{t'a hoax. Neither the police nor the| LULRD FLOOR MAIN BUILDING {90 Clee to her relations to the dead| Coroner have been able to find who Geacher, Every intelligible word| sent it. RGR Ea “I believe I was one of the closest ean be ploked out of her gtbberings| trends Prof. Parma had,” Dr. Hert: ree when she was taken| fla ah Evening World Teportr to-day Glove Departments “put do not remember, tn the ten room tn Prof. Parma’s home) Ou!) have known him, that he bad| English and American Washable Doeskin and Chamois Gloves, st ee ad Bo, 181 Lenox avenue has been noted : 4 Got cahen down ot the ward for the) been his dauahier I had alwaya as: ins erica ae Chistes adechunitis seeeitiy lapel” ease ia Baieroe Soe Purse ass weeees| "Mor Motoring and Outdoor West, ‘The woman bed aed was hopelemly insane His grist was is y ‘ | or anger lot t natinctive ‘efrained 4" ta sary lonrvngen. | from referring t0 the subject Decades Wednesday, will be placed on Sale another | at ore the acute pain it would have caused Special Importation of | ee Maads a ccmpeaine Give. Years | soene y a, years omer nanan Toma gawk a Women’s Real Kid Gloves | in the big fron bathtub] Prinoner it M4 r Gent the cago that obo cannot have until Pars promine to proton Sry woman ye Mad eyo pipes Point 1 78° from nerer Ing burned to deat ” GPFICIAL® BELIEVE WOMAN 18] by not locking her in when he was out Usually rs $1.35 Pair PROFEGOOR'S OAUGHTER. <= ==! Sixteen Button Length Mousqi pet trom aneeds of information whit | ees | Kid Gloves, in white, Usually sold for $2.85 Par, at 91.95 | cot P To-morrow, an Offering of Very Desirable J anan Housekeeping Linens At Greatly Reduced Prices oeituatieged Shoes Satin Damask Table Cloths, would allow no one te . abyayds, $1.75, 1.95, 2.45 2% by 2%, 3.25, 3.75, 4.50 ra minal ert) For Women | 2+2%* 2.25, 2.50, 2.95 2%1y3, 3.85, 4.90, 5.80. ~ tf Breakfast Size, Doz. $1.75, 1.95, 2.75 Napkins, "Wigutch, { DinnerSize, | “2.78, 2.98, 3.75 Satin Damask Table Cloths, cio round scalloped, 2 by 2 yards at 2.50, 3.25, 3.75 Napkins, tomatch, Doz. 4.50, 5.25, 5.95 . Linen Sheets, hemstitched, Pair, 3.25, 4.25, 5.00 Hemstitched, Pair 90c, 1.25, 1.50 Linen Pillow Cases | Embroidered, “ 1.28, 1.98, 2.45 Huck wes emaae | $2,90,'4.00, 5.80 Guest Towels, Doz. 2.96, 3.50, 5.25 ‘Crochet, \at Sc, 1.15, 1.35 Bed Spreads {Satin Finished 98-90, 2.10,2.28 West 23d and 22d Streets fa S. BAUMANN & BRO Set No Money Down the Inerperienesd r, but wise Prue or ivenacry se sana inte a met of dletributers In the Pd to offer you the Lew Price—Cash or System gies tua Deliveries irom Our Sere Le Tear Boer RU Meter Tracks PIONEER RAG RUGS Piola Centres with White Striped er RALE: Biue, Brows, Laveoder, Red ond Piak s6n06 9x60 ® 7.0 5 10.8 o70. Value 75¢/ Value 2.00 Value $.00 Value 6.00 | Value 0.00 | Value 13.00 de | 1.25 | 375 | 5.00 | 7.50 | 9.50 WOMEN’S DEPARTMENT } : 9 Impressive Coat Sale Cv). Genie bel i ’ i Plate sane 4 ve ce $14.98 | Chiffonier to match; value $24, The Unifold Davenport Bed atin «dd Day. ke By Night, Coats in the Height of Fashion For Misses and Juniors § Ay aion et @nd some in the most bint ssion of cost eet in serges, 0 a zon at $15.00 A Special Bale rrr Suite for Women and Misses | | Be Soe |" $17.50 and $22.50 | {\eaeeee eauaree eee ng Suite : ; oe eS ni $21.75: sear retger ant pevelty fabrics Lines | ©| aoe nm aoenee ov ries, Lin ‘ar abel ot ny somt-empire or on lo berne out |, THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 9, bi! Easily reached by. passenger ‘elevators’ and y) 10 broad stairways. THE GIMBEL SUBWAY STORE } Vers = Over 11,000 Pairs of RELIABLE SHOES At Savings at a Third, a Halt and Even More Over 11,000 pairs when the sale commenced Monday. E to keep the tables well filled today, Wednesday and bere at least. “Or t’’ Low Shoes for men; “ ea” ant he france Foe for en as well as many other ee including several lines from our own stocks. a thes ¢ ra — 8 ph ame A EE Dae gh mae! fle With the exception of | P A saoeee ts tale eae than at the end of the 2.—The styles are many, and exceptionally attractive. soothe prices afe extremely low—in many cases lem than half. Women’s Oxfords and Pumps, $2 and $2.50 ae Grades, $1 { 14 Brown Calf Oxfords and Pumps, many styles, all sizes up to 6; black Oxi aa Men’s Hi h and Low w Shoes, ey to $5 Gri $2.5 a otig en terrier Rede at beet ae Sax Tesien und love cayion, C2 pation eran tad Chow ekg tn ytd Men’s $3 Oxfords, $1.50 Women’s $3.50 Shoes and Oxfords, $1. 50 (alate calf and patent leather, medium rd welted soles, all sizes; Samples of “Regal” and “La Frence” Shoes, and other fine new shapes. in the group; ap Seman ennvan Pome; white or saaturel color, all does. Women’s $3.50 Shoes, $2.50 Misses’ and Children’s $2 Shoe $1 Discontinued lines from our own stock, of black calfskin and patent Seis Sec ime cass ler cron irs of patent leather, button and lace, all sizes. teat eh heed pho sines to mane; ae larger sizes for ing girls, ARRANGED FOR QUICK AND EASY CHOOSING IN THE SUBWAY STORE, *SALOOMY. 8,000 yds. 85c, $1, $1.25 Dress Goods, 55c Yard Tho most unusual offerin; the season. Like an automobile accident, we ran into it most unexpectedly. eaten manufacturer of Bradford, Eng! band. homeward bound, closed out to us, just before sailing, his entire stock off discontinue: numbers, at a fraction of reoular prices. The patterns, weaves and sp rnodah are those most in demand just now: , If colored fas, Bie re brilliantine, tn, sel in nds iy nay tee lac, cal Seabee 40 to 44 inches wide, usually $1 and Sh cetmcen orp fi frm we ‘weave, three shades of tg A 4 ae a We will make drees skirts to bt 800 for the talloring, fom the aly in the Subway Store, on Wedwesday, fry g hn Comer Seer y hte Re ‘rod preset 4 ‘Subway tore, Lower Floor su A Sale of 47,545 Yards Fine RIBBONS In about every width, weave, shade, color and that one is likely towant. Prices s third to a half less than usual, mth ee eteeption of ong oko Hb It is the best 1 Se ete ey ee soa er oieniy) SICA at such little prices as 10¢, 140, 166, 180, 26c and 86c a yard. Bows of all kinds will be free of charge. 5,870 YARDS Let dager 15c ic TO 20c KINDS, AT. 10¢ YARD All silk taffeta, plain colors, also moire, satin striped, and warp print ribbons. Many shades and designs, 3 to 4 ins. wide, ast taffeta, wih efae ft » pan taniens as print ribbons etal etib i in in h Allsilk taffeta, dbo Bib) “Ribbons, dom int Sor jacquard designs, all 36c and 50c Ribbons, 2 26e jand Me yard the wanted colors, ss elt pyrene and white; 4 to 4% inches wide, Sesh and hair bows, for mate! cod la light blue and white; 260 to 28c Ribbons, 18c yard dainty self-colored jacquard eens; ad and 6% inches wide. a all lle Higgs locicade and plain taffeta, many good shades; also black Wash Ribbons, 10c to 32c a piece 30¢ Ribbons, 22¢ yard oan Mt We Tit set eonSeee serg ecreorr teem aoe. catk povetinn main, eatin sci pons, and eons with dainty EXTRA SPACE, SUBWAY STORE, LOWER FLOOR. Misses’ Suits, $12.50 Children’s Serge Coats, 1,500 Waists at os Strictly tailored models on especially good lines $2.95 More than a donen, pretty. styles styles, arses of serge and whipcord; blue, black serges andtwo- | welt made, of good quality blue serge, with ee etary lass laces; waists fool outs cotton mar- toned gray and tan whipcord; the mannish costs | sailor collar, srimmed with cotton ponges and low neck snd short sleeves, trim trimmed with boast a watch pocket and are lined with peau de | piped with cerise; single breasted, ¢ with cotton eluny lace and embroidery ; waists of tucked cymes plain girdle skirts; sizes 14 to 18. Suits [Targo fanciful buttons; box back, sisd\ 6 to 16. | AW tt foamed with imitation baby Iria polenta ode ts onl 8 higher price, tomorrow, $18.60. | Quite remarkable little coats at $2.95, ‘and laces at $1. Subway Store, Balcony Subway Stere, Baloony Subway Store, Balcony 500 Women’s New Tailored Suits, Low Priced at $14.75 250 more of those splendidly tailored whi suits that sell so readily, and well they may, for it is not often that suits of exial quplny sre clined #2 thie iwxiorets eter s tailored mannish model shai ofl ay 208 tat} aaa cng peau de cygne; girdle skirts, $14.75. 1 new soon whipeords and tan ‘A splendid variety of new euita at $16.60, 618.76, $19.76 and 929.09 that one of bey emer Pe EK H rigors trimmed with black lack eatin; sizes ti | we es eles Fae eer ean much higher priced models. tick well Women’s Guaranteed Raincoats at $3 to $9.75 Raincoats that will give thorough satiafacti hecaenrdt age bymgecnnepclpr enti pecrenertoapttant Further than this, Oh so confident are we of the superior the prices, that we guarantee all our Raincoats, those, at $8, to rehpraed re chectees eetitoction tha Yeafare of our rainconta not togte ne, as We ad it about year ago, but it is oll worte Teperniae Be has proved to be, as we expectéd, fully appreciated by many shoppers. The Reinoeste at 68 are rot tubberieed Henrietta cloth, with all ocd Reena ot Risestay mvenetond Sabeien, oto for Cravetiog, motoring: ~ of anton cloth foeh, raln-prostead cu ada Rt ¥eT6, ct double texture silk bombazin English re $38; of poplin ralnproot iabrie, valves collars i blues black eo gray. | model; in very Secrable Mate Basaty tees niloecy $800 PiecesMuslin Underwear | 1,200 House Dresses at $1 38c to $1.50 Grades, 25 25c to be to $1 - Intended to Sell at $1.50 accumula’ purchases ufacturers’ surplus and broken lots of corset covers, night combinations, axe Hoes Lepr Aig Ar gene bp pAb ph : drawers, short and lon, petticoats, and princess slips. | trimmed with bands of ‘chambray in contrasting colors, at $1. z All eiesly mint of ai den ble aa ae No, 2—-House Dresses of pereale, round neck with sailor collar of vi Woe, The and #1 —__Bebray ars ateny. | fomemerergte band Bae Ban $12,000 Worth of China and Glassware at $5,500 readjustment of our great stocks, All odd: lots from March sales; St sami Ions, a1 Giecontinned t- terns, per uiment as well as recent favorable purchases,’ -rounded-up and priced so ‘low we are sure of a quick turnover, Dinner Sets About Half 0c to 96 Plates, 25c to §2 Each ee to 9353 Fanc Chins, 25c Al tative Vises onion final eas English, French, Royal Gaxe, Austrian china. Case Sata, Bova bad ee hes thee tion aenally $33, at 88, 20c to $2 Cups and Saucers, 80 to 75¢/ 60c to $10 Japanese China, 26c to $5 pe tt jana § fate Fae Austrian, French, English & Royal Gaze chins» | Hand-painted salad bowis, cal sets, vases, wie) Bcc of huetan ching 180 to 41.60 Colonial Glassware, toto | “""iso'to as Tableware, fo Cot floral boeder; usually , covered and es cats Peete | A,B. Heleny agile mugae | table Sif i sar na nace ‘boats, ‘Se wk uae eae $10 and $12, at $4.76. Sishesr allt oil hotties Footed bowls, Subway (scar Lower Floor Two Carloads of Jardinieres, Half Price and Less Four designs, rich blended colorings; mat green, dark art ey Bi sen nae Oe Saraitiorss, m oie T6c, 860. designs, ain Pom usually $2. 6, 7 and 8 in. sizes, usually 50c, at 18¢ each. 10 ee mat pre dng hee and ae Is usually $5, at 9 to 12 in. sizes, usually 75¢ and 85c, at 26c and 86c, #4 95, eae 5 a mbrela ered $1.45, 9 in. mat green Jardinieres, usually $1, at 450, 1 Fern Subway Store, Balcony, 334 St. Side rought Iron Gas nerd $2.15 4 a 382 Brass BEDSTEADS, 4 W: The handsomest and best dome we kno’ at this little price. Taft domes of his design rial al dd at even more aruaeecacs $98: 50, at $14.75 Subway avers, Lower Floor THE BROTHERS BROADWAY NEW YORK THIATY-THIRD ST, Ot ONY SOI: aes are eccasiote, toh See banging, and are guar- seins Fis Sale. ‘The price, tomorrow, §8.16. jas Lights, ‘with brass burner, equare or he: art shade, with fringe to match, in a variety of colors; inner globe and mantle; smvahy 6. -7, tomorrow, @1. y 600 Linds: ‘nace’ * Mantes, ively abe, 02 afer the. view AY PD» of all-woo! whipcord i in excellent two-toned , SS SS . Our tomorrow, 93; the lowest ever offered, io the best of our knowcdge gee sakettion bonnes te nese renatiren “dents hexagonal shape, well 3 ma, of wren, Macken ih, pe Sed. or ois ch re have» falr'nutsbor hae wo oltaide and one inaide light, the latter fitted with a brass burner, globe Bead grt board 4a inchs "He urunt prise 9f