The evening world. Newspaper, June 11, 1912, Page 11

eee eee en tet eR CE ‘THE EVENING GIMBELS Tomorrow We Present 102 Styles of High-neck Blouses In This $112,000 June Event His friends pulied him to the street and tried vainly to stand him up. Policeman MoGibney, attracted by the commotion, realized that the man was badly injured and sent cails to Belle- vue and the East Twenty-second street station. Dr. Cahill pronounced Stokes dead of a fractured sk An Extraordinary Offering of Women’s PANAMA HATS Extraordinary because Women’s Panama Hats are really be- coming quite scarce onthe market. And to secure them for less than their regular prices is quite exiraordinary. Yet exactly this good fortune has happened. The Panama lends itself to the most shapely forms and is be- coming to practically every woman. It {s the most durable of all hats, used season after season. More than all, at this exact time, the Panama Hat is the most correct mode for Summerwear. | Tomorrow’s offering is composed of four special groups: ' KILLED BY BLOW , IN HIS SECOND FIGHT OF NIGHT ‘THE GIMBEL SUBWAY STORE This June Sale of ‘ Men’s and Boys’ Clothing At an Average Saving of 40 Per Cent. Will create new selling records in that it was not ih. The police in the second i iv It’s Easy to Look Stokes Felled by Friend, Makes | Pleasant when Life Up, Then Dies After’ Being G ° I fe f the Subway Men’s Clothing Store oes Like a So n preparing for an evetit 0 if the splendid demand of Mond Hit by Another. TAKE ng ba cons Ee tie" eet ie $3.95, $4.95, $5.95 & $6. 75 Each keeps up throughout the week, sak hiiliniaily Hg desires of every possible pur- For Hats That Have Been Selling $47,000 worth Men’s and aihatlee Stokes of No. mt Bast Thirty. ARTULA py a aa Regularly at $6 to $12 Boys’ Clothing for $28,000 street and Terenge Monahan of ~ ounce! You will find exactly the shape you desire, and you will see | when the sale commenced, including Me. m0 Bast ‘Fertytouttn stron, U. G a ee ps et og variety ks Low- thet these Hats arein e superb qua ities that you will appreciate | about everything men and boys \ tm a csaloon at Fifteenth street and | and you'll feel like singing all day} }) Gnstration will convince you that a0 remember that our want in Summer apparel and Avenue A early this morning with oth- ‘ets, when they began to wrangle, and Monahan folled Stokes with a hard wal- top on the jaw. They we have been equally liberal in for women who desire Partola ie the most remarkable > Pigh-neck effects. And in plan- this tremendous development of medical science. Partola,a int candy, con- enough for all. No Charge Trimming Service We consider this the best offering is at your disposal to trim these hats for you in the smartest pos- taine wi ta substance that sible style, without any cost to you for the work, provided the | yet in the Subway Men’s Clothin, @djourned to Michael Giichrist’s saloon, makes'a tired body feel ike, it wae a JA studied matic trimming or drapery is purchased from us. , Store. x) t,o. 68 Tat Siateonth street reborn. kee fiona A a it. Get Ty ail the Nest thodela While the quantity provided is large, it will be well to be Men's end? Men’ “There's the thi * (a) p We cee ety goat ove me be pe Amey remey fi that have ‘appeared in as Panama Hats of such quality so much under-price are #12 & $18 Banateraa remarked Stokes, who immediately be- At a ee druggists, 25c, 50c, $1, eame embroiled with the party to the | or from Partola Co.. 160 2d A\ 4 Paris d the last two just now most rare, and they will proheny te sold. very iekly, aN Aisle, Main Filoo: and three piece suits, a Honea, a we ir rt aS ) a ane of patterns, well eet a 6 ave given carefu p = A wool crash, flan- Se Cant tees diet oe thought to every detail = 7 Fashionable Silks ofthe Summer |) -s jer misture snd her of materials, style and | |. / \)/ \ ROSENBAUM &Co. (08 {2 WEST 239? STREET finish. The collection shows variety in each of these six important price groups: 15 Styles at $1, regularly $1.60 and $2 24 Styles at $2, regularly $3 and $3.60 16 Styles at $3, regularly $3.95 and $4.50 16 Styles at $3.95, regularly $5 and $6.60 IntheSale of SILK REMNANTS The Remnants of beautiful Silks and Satins with which this remarkablé Sale started are taking wings by the hundreds. But the collection is so comprehensive of every weave and coloring in ay a demand this season, that you may be pretty sure of find- ing exactly the silks you need ecu Summer dresses here to- morrow, in one of the three great Remnant groups on the Second Floor or among the two in the Subway Store: 33 to 50 chest measurement. 16.50 and $18 Suits, $10, 10 Slip-on Raincoats, $8.50 nm incoats, $5. | 'a$i2.and $16 Raincoats, $7-50| tresoes aa na, $2 Dusters, $1.25. Boys se All red th ted ee Boys’ $5 ane Trousers, D rouse Trousers, $1.60. bal rests Exactly Two Years Ago We Announced 20 Styles at $5, regularly $6.96 and $8.95 Remnnante of 92.60 Bilks \ rd Boys’ 11 Styles at $6.95, regularly $10 and $12.60 Prorat te $1 05 Ya ee es a autite 88 60, 850 and $1.00 hil b The cpatesn at inet aa tall te Dts real lace i » bright, attractive patterns and styles, for boys of 234 to trimmings; shadow-eml roiles, fron’ , ante of $1.60 Silks , 4 hilipsborn RETIRING yokes ad bandines of real Kah nai of embroidery and | emanate of eae 85c Yard the Bubwav Store, Balesay ing crochet, crystal and pearl buttons, velvet and silk ties, cor- Remnants of $9.26 Silks — FROM BUSINESS THE FAME OF THIS SALE HAS NEVER BEEN EQUALLED. Change in Firm AT THAT TIME Necessitated Immediate Adjustment TO MEET THIS REMARKABLE EVENT WE WILL OFFER alleged sartorial trani 5 e . ¢ tra with ich_ you. bot Startling Reductions IN ALL DEPARTMENTS ROSENBAUM &Co. 7.50 White Lingerie Dresses...... 7.50 Tub Dresses (Various Materials) | 2099 rectly shaped stock collars and the well-fitting long and short sleeves, trimmed in an artistic manner to match body of blouse. Women who prefer the low-neck effects will recall our an- nouncement of yesterday, and be prepared to see even a ter coHection than we have told about here—all at special June prices. Third Floor Robes and Embroideries At Prices Sharply Lowered White French Voile, of fine sheer quality, is the material on which the charming Summer robe patterns in this offering are wes on Leramerty 918 and 612.60, | f these Robes— At $9, formerly $12 an 60, is a group of these which require but little sewing to make them ready for wear— embroidered in white, black or pretty colors, and with insertions and medallions of filet lace. . : Anothor group at $16.50, from $20, is in more elaborate designs. All now reduced to clean up our stock. The Embroideries Are Special Purchases At $1 yard, usually $1.60—Embroidered Swiss Flounces, 45-inch, in English eyelet and lacy open patterns. 25, ally $1.76 and §2—Embroidered Swiss Flouncings, 27-inch, in tral Tica tora pattern. Another group at 800 and 760 yard, instead an . At $1 yard, regularly $1.60—Swiss Allover Embroidery, 22-inch, in eyelet and lacy designe. Tasteful women will find many uses for these beauliful Em- broideries in making graduation and confirmation dresses, lingerie Also a choice collection from our regular stock of . Dress Lengths of Imported Novelty Silks At $10, regularly $165 to $20 At $15, Teanhtey: er | $0 $35 oor Over 8,000 Good TOWELS In a Summer Event Summer time is Towel time, and also the time when the aver- age housekeeper’s towel supply runs short. Here at GIMBELS it’squite different. Large purchases of Towels have been coming in at such a rate that we are nearly snowed under. There are fine pure Irish Linen Huckaback Towels that our buyer picked up recently in Belfast; sturdy German Towels, and generous Cotton Bath Towels that are remarkable in size and weight, at their prices: 17,500 Pairs of Hosiery 19,600 Pieces Underwear . Reliable Light Weight Kinds for Men and Women—All 25% to 40% Underprice Briefly this tells of a quite remarkable event that many weeks to prepare and involves the surplus sam: ples and ‘‘seconds” of two of the largest mills in the country. Women’s Underwear 6,000 Vests, low neck and sleeve- less, all sizes, bg ory. now 124 1,600 Swiss Ribbed Lisle V. trimmed with bright silk tape, usually 35e, now at 186, 3 for 500. 38¢ Vests, 26, tite imported Swiss ribbed kind, with plain tops. 380 Union Suits, 260, umbrella style, lave ti , 1x1 ribbed. 60c Union Suits, 360, or 3 for $1, umbrella style, elastic and sp! lace trimmed. tri i 6c Combination Suites, 450, umbrella style. Women’s Hos’ery 2,000 Pairs Sheer Black Cotton Hose, with double garter tops, usu- ' Lisle Hosiery, ry sheer, 18¢, or , yot Silk Stockings, 28c, black, tan and white, mercerized lisle soles. toc Boot Silk Stockings, 380, black only, spliced heel, sole and toe. | only, 26c hose, 12}46 a pair. ly: 2,000 Pairs Men's Half. i black and colors, from a well known maker, 16¢, 3 pairs, 60c. Men’s Underwear * 860 Union Suits, 60c, ligle and | frees mesh; short sleeves, ankle ‘osknit’’ Union Suites, white | :. “seconds” of #1 grade, ‘7s... an $10 Linen Tailored Dresses................ 5.90 blouses and Summer neckwear. Memsevehed German, inci Towels, in four designs of damask Women’s Sweaters a ‘? $15.-Voile and Lingerie Dresses. . +. 7.50 , Laces, Too, Bear Low Prices Scalloped Huckabeck ewoig 21 x 40 inches, 36¢ each, regularly 45c, Ramaples of 08.60; 68 and 08.60 Fronart many ety iat Ae es ob ! $16.75 Cotton Voile Dresses........... ... 8.90 Valenciennes Allover Laces, 42 in. wide, in delicate designs, @1 yard, regu- | go¥inetrish Linen Huckabsck Towels, with beautiful damask designs, at } now $1.40, ye larly $1.35 to $2. 0s each, regularly 65c., A still handeomer quality at 76, usually #1, Pie Worsted Sweaters, white, gray, tan and red, V and high neske; f $25.00 Tissue and Cotton Voile Dresses..... 2.50 Valenciennes Lace, in 12-yard pieces, 14 t0 2 in, wide, 48¢ and 78e piece, Poo Dera pe ry petal a Nee praee p mmativched. #8:60 1 usually $3.50, now $2.60. Subway Store, Balceny f . regularl to $1.25. z . H Bathroom Towels is an excellent heavy quality, with pinin \ 25.00 Satin Foulard Dresses, 7.95 worm ts, ws ie vo 360 yards regularly ibe tothe” Bale Fiser’ wit and colre borders atc each, regular te igor and heavier, wi To effect a quick dispozal we offer es 2 ° id 5 01 rs, at 5 FI H | Reavy Towels’ with plain white hemmed ends, at 600 each, yrualy ee “1450 Women’s $12.75 to $19.75 oor . } Cool WASHABLE SUITS Silk Dresses for $8.95 ‘ Every lar model of the season in- cluded; Pa strictly dressmaker made; elaborately trimmed; sizes ranging from 5 | 2.75 14 years to the regular 44 ; $15 Genuine Linen CoatSuits 7.90 $10 Linen Motor Coats (3 Models) 5.00 $4.00 Cordeline Wash Skirts 2.00 $4.00 Habutai Silk Shirts 1.85 1.00 | $6 Chiffon Waists ........ 2.95 2.00 | $10 Trimmed Chiffon Waists 4.95 $2.00 Lingerie Waists..... $3.50 Lingerie Waists..... They fit the feet all Children want the Blyn-Plan Nature Shoe next time—and all the time. Children know the comfort features, Parents want the Blyn-Plan Nature Shoes for all the children. Parents know from experience the economic advantages. TEN BIG FAMILY STORES— “Shoes in every good grade, and in each grade a wide range of styles—the important fact is that Blyn Shoes in all grades are the fullest possible values and will give nermanent satisfaction. WEST SIDE STORES, EAST SIDE STORKs, gv Bd Ave. and 1224 at 4 8d Av: ith @ S7th Bite. . Bd Ave,, 160th & 1519¢ ite, Bowery near Breome Mt. Blyn-Plan Oxfords for Boys and Girls, Tan Russia, gun metal; calf and patent colt— an easy, graceful style that affords ample room for the Proper growth of the child's foot -— very moderately priced. Sizes 5 to 8 .. Bizos 834 to 11 2. Sizes 1135 to 2...., ‘For 1,500 Boys $1.65 Each, Regularly $2 to $3.50 This is on the basis of one suit to a boy—but most mothers when they see how handsomeand well-made these Suits arewill want several of them foreach boy. Russian or sailor blouse models, in high-grade fast color washable fabrics, in plain white, tan or blue, and smart light or dark stripes. Surplus and samples from a fine maker, with some from our own stock. Sizes 214 to 7 years—@1.65 each. And These Other Washable Suits ‘for Boys $4 Norfolk Suits at $2.98—7 to 17 yrs. $4.50 French model Sailor Suits at $2.65—4 to 10 years. $4.50 Hand-embroidered Russian 2 cae at ciyaee) 0.8 years, . inen Motor dusters at $2—6 to i $1.50 Middy Blouses at #4 all size iene Boys’ Wash Trousers, at 85c, $1.25 and $1.50, in white, tan or blue crash, khaki or linen. Fourth Floor Like Layers of Fleecy Softness These Beautiful Summer Shawls What woman has not felt the necessity of ashoulder wrap, even at the end of a very hot day in Summer? And what girl would not revel in the ion of one chosen from this luxurious Gim- bel collection of Shawls, among which are some of silk, Chinese embroidered or spun, and others woven of fine light wool, in a variety of pretty patterns and shapes? All are imported, except a few American shawls of soft spun silk. There is a large assortment of Shawls par- ticularly good for steamer and country wear. For instance: - in Silk Shawls, from 76¢ to $5.60, Shetland Wool Shawls, in slain and striped effects, from 76¢ to $3.95. Chinese Embroidered Shawls, from $4.60 to $45. Wool and HoneycombShawis, from §2.76 to $3.06 What Do YOU Expect of The Sewing Machine You Buy? That it should run quietly and easily; sew a seam over thick fabrics or thin without breaking thread or needle; do fancy sewing well, such as ie tucking, ruffling, etc., by means of its attachments; last long and be toot! looking. All these things which every sewing machine has to a greater or less extent you will find fully developed in the wonderful “Domestic” at $22 Besides, you will find something that no other Sewing Machine is able to offer you—the famous looper by means of which you can Sew Lock Stitch or Chain Stitch, As You Prefer and to change from one to the other, or back again, requires but an instant. To make possession of one of these Machines very easy, we offer them on easy payments of $2 Cash and $1 Weekly and will deliver the Machine free at your door, if you live within one of our wagon routes, or at your nearest railroad station if within our free freight delivery limit. Come and see the ‘Domestic’ Machines (of which we are sole agents for Greater New York, Westchester und Long Island) in the Gimbel Sewing Machine Section, Fifth Floor, Bedspread Bargains There is a diminished seventh in the price of some of these handsome white Bedspreads—a fourth in others—melodi- ous sounds in the ears of housekeepers who have Summer Bed- clothes to buy. At $2.95, regularly $3.50, are full-sized white satin-finished Bedspreads, hemmed, in a variety of designs. Cut Corner Bedspreads, with scx!loped or fringed edges for brass bed- steads, are $3.60, instead of $4.50. Then t! re Dimity Bedspreads, slightly imperfect, in two sizes, at half the prices of perfect goods. Single bed size, $1.10, regularly $2.25; double bed size, $1.65, regularly $3.20, Second Floor GIMBEL BROTHERS variety of styles is large, including many proved modes of the season. Nicely shower-proof foulards, satins and ‘wy i i stripes, plain colors and changeable shades, in the group, but not of every style. $8.75 to $12.75 Silk and serges; nearly lection. All to New White delightful ew styles, and peplum models embroidery, wi batiste, with imitation baby Irish in- sertion, and others with Japanese em- broidery, Cluny lace insertion, tucks and other char ming conceits; sizes 34 to 44--$5.00. A New Tub Dress. Splendidiy made and finished, of striped voiles and tissues; lavender, black and navy; gerie and lace collar and cuffs and t belt, pearl buttons; sizes 34 to $3.95, 000 Tub Skirts, many styles of reps, cordelines ai blue and white, 7c, Subway Now to keep up our reputation for remarkable offerings in the busy Floor Covering Section. “Calcutta” Fibre Rugs At Just Half the Prices They Were Imported to Sell For_ » buyer secured ur a long-haires idea of these ore. Rugs. band borders of the opposite shade, Usually. Now. Usus z 14. 16 ize. 466 | 7.6x10.6 6c) 9x9 BAESRZ 2it, Runners, $6. 15{/t. Runners, $8. Et oe y . 4. Jp paige ape arya a A iM ted oy Plain and striped Shoulder Shaw!s, from Ske to as, BROADWAY NEW YORK THIATY-THIRD OT, Subway Store, Lower Floor Pasehlz™ | Reoadware bets, Beck ‘aad Wlfers. Rese Pactoey. BY gob Rae PRS AE: | | (5 pedals suena 2 ; i ‘ — A msoatas % ~ woe