The evening world. Newspaper, April 29, 1912, Page 8

fi y- PANINSUBHAY P> —ASSUDELEAP UNDER WHEE Women Become Hysterical USED DOUGHERTY’S NAME AND SPED LIKE MANIAC. Deputy Commissioner Seeks Auto- ist Who Raced Through Green- wich and Displayed Badge. Deputy Police Commissioner George & Dougherty came down to his offices today wih @ red badge of rage fly. Ing above his collar. the morning paper went through Green terday, in @ red t #pead n. The fhe had read in aman who Conn. yee! car at break- ) his muffler wide! from Greenwich | | ove pea said d oe 1 N that when thie reckless \e; of law wan stoppe! he (lasied @ 7 ues ani One Fainting st early aiid he was Dougnerty and en “4 t jumped bis machine over the State BA Trampled in Rush. ine. “1 never left my firenide all Gay yee ee terday,” said Dougherty. “IT never Be the early morning rush hour, when! OWNed & red tourlng car and Ut don't know a muffier from a left handed the trains and platforms were thronged, | peanut stretcher But t have tele. phoned to the Greenwioh police and learned the number of that touring car. Tam looking for the owner now.” .| & man, who was later Identified as Bamuel Weinshanker, a furrier of 1460 Whikine avenue, Bronx, rushed from the crowd at the north end of the ~ Gowntown side of the Twenty-third treet station of the subway and flung Own Landlord. Bimeeif in front of an incoming City Professor Dean's first advice to — Ball local. Several women who saw. him dive to the track became hynter!- “qa and one fainted. " fo save the woman from being | trampled in the panic that followed James Hutler, a station employee, car- dairymen i9—"Clean the pails, cane and separators thoroughly, @t least once or twice a day.” - Soap and water remove surface Girt | | but they do hot thoroughly remove all the little germs which sour and y™ can purchase a Home om the most reasonable \erms—@ small amount of sash down and. the balance as rent. reg her to a bench and she was after- ome taint the milk, The greatest of all a: Now | cleansers is Gold Dust washing pow- TUDY the many oppor. Sind bony ot the euicide wae toune | C07. 28 Bet only removes ail the tunities im the REAL 3 Mterally wound round the forward axle ty erate af Umpeenay: wae ESTATE columas of thh t ack, it was frighttully H Mornlag’s World, @ milk pails, cans and bot> # hag been Cut | tieg really clean, wholesome and safe | ‘prlicd hie 'omer.| Moreover, It does the work more aoeecop in time, quickly and easily than eng other * eleanser know metartnes "4 Jemp, but, thous jacr brake, was Costs of Cloth Suits Drop as Makers and Dealers Turn to Other Things This is Why Women’s $25 Suits are here at $16.75 Young Women’s $13.75 to $15 Suits, $10 All Suits for Junior Girls are $8.50 The women’s suits are a special purchase from a manufacturer who is especially f) successful in making suits to fit the smaller type of women. But there are all sixes f in the lot, from 30 to 44. Many plain tailored suits of serviceable serge and Vey | worsteds; some Norfolk and half-belted models. All coats are silk-lined. The } i tailoring is superior. The young women’s suits are from our regular stock—about 100 suits of blue, black and tan serges, checks and mixtures. Some Norfolk suits, also d'group of | White and pencil-striped white serge. Silk-lined coats. Sizes 14 to 18. Forty or fifty suits for junior girls, on our racks now et $10, $11.50 and other. t prices, get a closing price of $8.50. Sizes 15 and 17 in suits we can recommend. : ‘Tuesday, Subway floor, Old Building, $2.50 and $3 Lingerie Waists at $1.75 and $2 175 neck waists in three styles; yoke 300 low neck waists in t styles; with embroidered front; with center very fine openwork embroi and lace pane! of embroidered net; or with lace in- insertions, and panel effects; three-quarter sertion; three-quarter siceves. ‘° i sleeves. Tuesday, Subway floor, Old Bidg. | Better Shoes than Could be Fairly Expected at $1.90 ewe Catt, er Ten calfekin; flat ilk bow. ‘or dull black. . Not a job lot, but here in all sizes and widths. Made especially for us at a time when the factory was slack and a quantity of leather was to be had for less than } usual. We picked the styles. The maker is one who supplies us regularly and knows ] the Wanamaker requirements. We recommend these shoes.. Among our regular | shoes, there are none at less than $3 that are as good. $1.90. subway foor, O14 Building, Table Linens linen i pa re TS EO 4600 Pairs Mcn’s 3 for $1 | Cette pod Guaranteed Socks eo So Come to Us to Sell for | rere ig at $1 Formerly 15c a Pair They sold, with a three months’ guaran’ at $1 for three pairs, mh They are really, by our standards, good 25c socks, At 15c, they are an excellent investment, al- though we shall sell them with no guarantee further then the usual Wanamaker assurance of eatiefacsion, that covers everything sold in this store. Full fashioned cotton socks, medium weight, high epliced heel, lautie oclee and extra "einlrced tows ig lain black, tan, navy blue, gray, burgundy and green, Bizes 9}4 to 1154, Juy as many @9 you choose. Tomorrow, 15c pair, \ Tuceday, Subway floor, Old Building. | Sacques & Kimonos of figured lawn, with Titel beck, belt and’ collar, 25e: Kimonos of flowered lawn and made on yoke, with sailor je, $1. Subway floor, Old Building. Silk. Petticoats i] of changeable taffeta ot good durable < » with Pring peot nt flounce gathers and pleating. Others f mae sien? and oak with bias i] . Heatherbloom petticoats in several 1} eolors, 70c. Subway floor, Old Building. JOHN WANAMAKER j Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co. Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Street. # ‘ é y * Because This Is the Finest Millinery of Paris and New York Does Not Make Us Refrain from Selling These ‘ $85 to $100 Hats at $50 $25 to $80 Hats at $15 $55 to $76 Hats at $35 $18 to $22 Hats at $10 $85 to $60 Hats at $25 $16 to $16.60 Hats at $7.60 For this is our Annual Spring Clearance Of Millinery de Luxe Creer tu ! Gelb Wee Toe accor ie appreciate why we donot spare expense e beautiful models of the Parisian modistes to our Salon—end also to import the finest materials with which our own milliners may create chapeaux. ‘ @ The cost of these hats is not considered now, for at this time every Spring we clcar our French Salon to make ready for Mid-summer modes. We do it at this time, while the season is yet young, so that you reap real economies by getting the hate when they are still the styles of the hour. q The hats from our own workrooms are so exquisitely made and gotere go axtiotinoly blnaded Yh thay ary tty The equal of thine @ Hats for all occasions, in correct tailored, semi-dressand dressmodes. GNOTE—These Hats may not be returned for either credit or refund of money. ; All Our Remaining Imported Tailored Hats from such celebrated London hatters as Field & Sons, Victor Jay & Co,, and Edward Churchill, are now 98 to $11.26, instead of %6 to $22.50. Earn An Extra Month’s Interest At 4% on Your Money. By bringi lus money for deposit in our Interest Department. On or Before May 10th are entitled to interest from May ie, to be credited on July Ist. It is a good plan to begi accumulat- ing your vacation funds now. e GIMBEL BROTHERS, Bankers ‘Main Pieer, Rear Balcony. Women’s Underwear Of Special Merit There is a good reason for the prev ence of each particular style in our atock of Women’s Knit Underwear. | Every material, from gauze cotton to | finest: silk, is included at 26¢ .o $14.75. And the number of separate styles reaches well into the hundreds. Spe- cial emphasis on these for tomorrow: Cotton Union Suits, with hand- es and tight drawers. Our regu- ity, at 60c each, House Dresses, ‘At 160 are Bwiss-ribbed Lisle-thresd Union h with hand-crocheted yokes and wide| Crisp, pink and white atri ‘ 5 s Sot rmsd tae rer | Un an" overt, aie, tga You Can Adjust a ‘Spring Shade’ Avuning snoted Swett ovr Suit (ote: | ode! unusually pretty The pain color Without Opening the Window drawers, are $1 each. is also for in the waist, to For years people have stuck to the old-fashioned awning, which thé raised Swise-ribbed Vests of fine cotton, with hand- | cover the buttons, and for pipings—snd with an effort and let down with a bang; always having to open the willow or crocheted yokes or of line thread, with lace in- | shadow lace gives a delicate . Also | the wr. screcn to get at it, AiR rertion, oF ingrained jie (rreit d60'eacts*" | in blue and lavender. $3.76. The modern idea is the Spring Shade Roller, for which GIMP-FT S hy eg. | en : cotton tissue of firm weave, yet soft clusive distribution in New York ——_ | For Boys and Girls and cool, is used in the $6 model, which and vicinity. } Boys’ white Gaure Shirts, athletic of bigh | has collar and guimpe effect of white It is built on the principle of \4! Drawers, with suspender tapes and double | batiste. Lay » pink and blue. a window shade, and can be vena at fo each, i Rtgs ais pat The good lines and the way these ah lonered from the inside he D ; \ : athlete style or high neck and short sleeves, it |" have AL rue simple. frocks pl bi ui il ad £26 “Cotton Union Suits, low neck, | made by their own dreasmakers. Several all sizes, at Girls’ rib sleeveless, Ince-trimmed rowers, a sizes, 666. + d $5. jain Floor one dozen styles, between $1. Today and Tomorrow Special Shrub and Seed Offers These and other well-liked varieties of Plants, Shrubs, ‘1 ilenlion. afoen Prompt dliealion. py saodendrons at 286 Streng, this price, (Not more than four to one custcmer.) , Rose Bushes at 9c Each ‘The leading varieties, two and three years old. (Not more than ten to one customer.) Combination Offering at 95c— 1 Spires All for of Seeds 1 Red 1 Ounce age Sweet Peas 95c 1 Rowe of Magnolia Trees, 4, 6 and 6 ft. tall, now 960, 25 Pack 1 Snowball All et conan {na hurry for. Subway Stere, Baloeny MBELS $3.75 & $5 Beccnd Floor, and Rear Aisle, Main Fleer Trees, Flower and Garden Seeds, at less than the usual prices. Mail and lelephone orders will be healthy shrubs, well budded, will bloom this season, usually two or three times -GIMBEL BROTHERS oday and Tomorrow - THE . MONTH-END SALE} In the Subway Store Economies a\ every turn in all 75 sections. Ready-to-wear Apparel for men, women and children; Furnishings and Decoratior.s for the Home, ahthe lowest prices of the month. More and ‘mor people each month take advantage of this Sale. The entire gee Capper co-operates to assure its success. Cook lot sy ise is critically inspected to make sure that The Lyw of the Month-End Sale Everything ad must be decidedly under-price, and every article must be materially low i ious i 2 Leseeagh her's poh Pag sl Me been previously during the month, These Examples of the Hundreds of Splendid Offerings 2400 Men’s Negligee & Soft Shirts, 75c Well Made From Materials That U:ually Go Into $1 and $1.60 Shirts Just the shirts now in gr&test demand, and the patterns and colorings are decidedly attractive. In fact, uld be hard to fi Bruth Hagher pel t wo to find better patterns at even the shirts a well-known manufacturer’s piece shirts at a literal concession. On top of of our margin of profits. the jopu-|_ The Soft Shirts are well made and » good are \ell-/finished of that comfortable well-liked made and finished; the variety of \at-|mercerized material, with soft French terns is Ld and ewes what fen |cuffs, white, plain shades and striped like kest. Sizes 14 to 17, well woth | patterns; at 76c. coming in a hurry for, at 75c. Subway Store, Balcony. Men’s $18 and $16 Suits, at $8.75.) Men’s Ckumoisette Gl » usual Yen's $ $10 and $12 Suits, at $5. {<0 at 26c. ape seins ly Men’s Rubterized Raincoats, at $2. | Boys’ $3 Suits, with extra trousers, Men's $8 Trousers, at $1.75. i $1.60. $4 and $5 All-wool Sui.s, $2.50 Men’s $2 Soft Hats, at $1. | Boys’ Women’s Tailored {uits and Dresses, The Negligee Shirts, of we fait Originally $12.60, $5.75 to $18.75 lored Suits, in a variety ofjtyles, of serges, mixtures, cheviots Joth:; good colors, also black. wre 25 styles of Dresses, foulards, fetas, serges and other fabrics. Many plain and changeable shaces and other patterns, all at $9.75. Subway 8.oro, Balcony, for Lingerie Dresecs that were $5 to for Serge Dregons | Vary ieee $6.75, Women's rew Satin Coats, intended to sell at $19.60, at ee. Misses’ $2.95 Li: gerie Dremes, Junior Drerses, las Mohuir Sicilian, usually 60c, at 38¢ 1 Waistind cress lengths of 18¢ to 45¢ Wash Gooas, Je yard. 5c to tc Dress Lirens, $6¢ yard, 80c Valacier.nes Laces, 16¢ doz. yards, Pah he { ibbon, usually 4c to 60c, at ‘$Ge ‘Labi of patent . cieaat 65c yard. e Patent Leather cloth top [5 al) i gioraah "Ne waist ii fo yard, le to $1.26. ner Curtains, 75¢ pair. Women’s Nightgowns, Combinations and} Remranis, i 1 2 Petticoats, slightly soiled, 76c to $1 graces, 66c. | to 18c, at 8c yas Sree UNRLY 19798 86c Lawn Dressing ues, 26c. $1.2 Silk Petticoats, $1.96. ‘omen's 25 Undervests, 18 $c. Women’s 50c White Silk Gloves, 380. 27-1 Gloves, “seconds” of $1 cord slecked Pilluw Whie Cored Pique, usually h Lingetp Batiste usually 18c, at 12: 12-yard pice Engi , noe eis, nglish Longeloth, etic Wrought lron 18, ped for men moe! 5c. usually 4, at sa Domes, mission design, .50 Traveling Bags, $1.80. as Mantled j ‘i Yoo to 810 Leather’ Goods, Hand Bags,| ato. inverted or upright, 7 for ete., Be to $3. 100-piece Initial aj "Beating, weet. |e as Smemsnreenrenin le rears stead, acy tes Becger usually 760, 600 yu.| 943.00 for the 8 Plecenseon aernaareen CaUALY 9x12 Ft. Tapestry Brussels Rugs, Mismatched $1. Grades, $7 Rug Samples, the best grades, hand-tufted Austrian, Eglish Wiltons, French A cminstors and others, 2x3 ft. to 5x7 ft.; if made to ord, would be $5 to $100; these samples, $1.60 to $5. A good ides is to mark the items you desire and bring tls list slon bowie ovata Manth-bad sale, for veday and tomechen teas erin onth-! le, for ay and tom SUBWAY STORE. 1 to the It admits plenty of air from above and below. It avoids the cumbersome galvanized iron rods of the ald awnings, with ther rattling anc 4 sticking, and the cead pull re quired to raise them. pen Itis sa sanny as it is sensible, “Spring er as suitable for a fine resi a Awning—Closed § — gs for a hotel, apartment, off 5 building or factory, and is being used by al! of them, Awning -Open Price for Average Sized Windows, $3.50 kaca Let us cemonstrate theve Wouble-saving Awnings vo you, in une Upholstery Store, Six bh Floor “Spring 5h BROADWAY NEW YORK THIRTY-THIRD ST,