The evening world. Newspaper, July 1, 1912, Page 7

SECOND AMERICAN KILLED BY TAXI, AT SAME SPOT, IN LONDON Caleb J. Supreme Court here by © Venner, a banker, fom that nesesded \ Milne of German- town, Pa., Meets Fate Similiar E, O. Weld. to That of Rev. LONDON, Germanto Cross Hospi sult of injuries he was run down by a spur street. The fatality occurred practleally on the identical epot In Coxspur street, a busy thoroughfare near Trafalgar Square, whero the Rev, Elmer Orlando Weld of Brooklyn was recently killed by @ motor bus while on his honey- Moen. The same policeman on duty at July 1.—¢ Fresh from th Zozu:, ening as th J last night s taxicab in Cock+ that point picked wp both victims, A visiting card found on Mr. Milne shows that he is a member of the | Corintivan Yac BIYCLST UROERED BY HOLO-UP MEN ON ROAD ON LONG ISLAND Victim of Thugs Not Known— | Head Crushed With Club | by Slayers. Tvapo- rated PATCHOGUE, L. 1, July L- of an unidentified mar werkmen to-day of PE of No. W crackers for the Fourth H LD AS Lemon Snaps, 3pigs.10¢| Ma Ry kou B.scull, 2 pkgs. 15¢; An.mal Crackers| IONA CORN {<> 4-295 POTATOES: SALMON Toilet Paper 7=25° | THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, jarence H.|] the entire issue of $600,000 of bonds, $3 Wall] which was a premium of $15,078. His JULY Beginning Tcday, Until Further Notice STORE WILL CLOSE DAILY AT 5.30 P. M. Saturdsys at 12.30 ss money but ft was refused everything been as represen ar naid he & within ‘th 8} profit of 9,00), so he amount and the $06) patd to r] the contract, main he ei Aiuat bind e National Biscuit Co.’s Ovens 10: (rackers | 1, 1912. GIMBELS “To Keep the New Store NEW,” We Hold This Month-Long JULY CLEARANCE SALE To Clean Up All Stocks for the New Season This brings the year’s most decisive reductions. are the wonderful offerings, announced yesterday, in Women’s | as well as hundreds of other offerings i in outer and urder Ap arel, and in a The adve Look for the “‘Clearar.ce Sale’’ cards, when you come to the Store. Every one marks an extraordinary offering. INTEREST at 4% ‘Wil Be Credited, from July tet, om All Deposite Made With GIMBiL i RUTHERS, Lankers On oF before 10th, 1912, in Tit Ly crest Denes $1 Opens AD Account—Aat for Further Tamteutars Main Floor, Kear Balcony ertising tells only a fraction of the news. There sand Yourg Women’s Dresses, Suits and Coats, i kinds of Furnishin gs for the Home. Upholstery Clearance You will find in the Uy kolstery Store a most all ki rés of Up- holstery Merchandise reduced in price fer the July Clearance Sale. In ported ard Domestic Cretonnes, Printed Title Covers, Slumber Robes, Fortieres, Taklc Mats, Diapery and Furniture Coverings, also Matting-cov: ere d Boxes. AC lean-up of 2,040 Fa inscf all kirds f Lace Curtai ins— Mus- lin, Madras, Serim. Nottirghin, White ard Ecru Iris h Feint, Lacet Arabian, C luny. Reraiscence, Marie Antoinette, Cross Stripes—reduced 2 TEJRD toa EALF. #,970 yards of yard laces, ali kirds, ineludi ing. imported and domestic Serin's, Scotch D yi ts, also £00 short ends. In ported £Ce, ECe, €Ec, Ce yard; forn erly 4€e, $1, $1. igi 1 White, at 1&e, £2c, £€c, 38c yd.; formerly NEW Take advantaie testa, can O° fal) 1 28 E0c ard “ke. Alaska, can 4 Se, 42¢, €Ce yard; formerly 40c, 0c and $1.25. Ne int Fe “els, at £6e, SE¢, ECc, formerly 60c. 76g and 90c¢ Sixth Floor Enameled Reed Furniture In the July Clearance Charming, cool looking Suites of Reed Furniture, enameled in re reduced a third for the July Clear- pat ACHES*10°: n to many comfortable pieces in brown, sh reed, also at reductions of a third and brain with some sharp tnstrument Two nickels * found In the dead | HERRI 4 White ] ‘The Ag Mi Great Wax had been seen drinking early last evening, no one w to identify the body when ¢ charge by MECAN TROGPTRAN oa BLOWN UP BY MINES; | py MANY EPR) iB Federals, Cars, Trapped and Killed by | the Rebel Forces. BL PASO, Tex Herrer the announced this sage from Ciihuahua the blowing up of a Fed rebels and the Killing of ail Crowding Twenty July 1.—Col, el xarrivon 4 ternoon of} vi train by | the troops on @oard. The train was made up of twenty coaches, aj! of which were coowded. t he Fe Las a pass. a nines laid AT REB 4 Suly 3 This Sale for A Gigan‘ic @ half hour, It eral troop train mo in contact with n days ago by rebel was completely wrecked and many lost, (Choice of Bra ae OMAHA CITY OFFICIALS ARE ACCUSED IN SUIT. Broker Charges in Sale of City's Bonds. Sensational charges wer: ade} egainst the city officials of Omaha, | Nebraska, to-day, in a wult tiled in the | puMs FREE ai for PRs og FREE wi cst: a “ch WL his ImperiaiLeal Work Mail Orde oa Li Ay Buys Any Te: KODAK ra SteT ie aye BEANS 325° Allaaiie & a | fa 400 Stores in the U.S. These prices for Metropolitan District th ‘SPECIAL BRASS BED OUTFIT! Wwe Wil Continue NOD.POSITREQUIRED. 50eWeekly Bed In bright or saiin finish, rods; a teit top mattress In ‘4.7 tleks; a woven wire spring. $14 beween Coram and Port Jefferson, A im wT; bleycle and a blood stained club were | i e % Q °| g fe c lying nearby. It {« believed the bicycle ee e ais ns Pks. c Four-Fiece Suites, adh aaa Ma oe Wake rider met. his death at the hands of | —_ "| 4 Creatation thugs who first robbed their victim, Jreen reed... ‘The head had beri crushed wi a chur} ¢ Marshall's <i Three-Piece Suites. abd s gash made at the base of tho | 3 $0 hiteenamel. $86 | $67.60 Suites have tables and desks to match. Light Maple Porch Furniture Vormer July NG Tiere 2 25° || Kippercd Vice, Clearaage § Settee a ried Arm Rockers........ $8. Side Rockers........ $115 Tbe 97.50 96 $1.35 90c | Side Chairs. ........ $1 65c Reod Furniture, in green, brown, slellac, scme with cushion seat or | cushion seats and backs, {rem an Arm Rocker at $6.76 from $8.50, toa Settee at $11.26 from $17. Eighth Floor Odd TABLE CLOTHS At Clearance Economies About 800 Table Cloths of a beautiful quality German dam- ask that have no napkirs to match. Designs are most ly cire’ u- lar, Tea § Co. and the linen bas a satiny finish that bespeaks long service. Now Regularly Qi xBluyds, 21x38 yds. $4.£0 to $5.60 Round Scalloped Table Cloths at $2.75 500 of these, of a sturdy quality of Scotch damask, ineluding a special pur- chave that w cd up at the locm side, as well as some Table Cloths from | our own stock, that show signs of handling. Second Floor A Table & Pocket Cutlery A collecticn of Pearl-handled Serving Pieces, including Butter Knives, Sugar Spoons, Pickle and ine Forks, at 26¢ each, from 75¢ and $1, Tecket Knives, with stag handles, at 160, from 26c, ENTRANCE | | | { Swinging Razor Strops, 2Cc, {rcm 45¢ a1 d 75e, Siber dision 79) aon Finilew Ground Engi Razors, 266, trom 60e. ilevated Station, 149TH STREET | } Scissors, 20c, from 36¢ and 50c. Main Floor Owlng to the Great Demand for This Week Toilet Goods 1 Seap Boxes in ivory, pink, i now 18¢, 1 Mirrors with easel backs, wer Hat Brushes, genuine ebon larly now 36c, French, Bone, Nail Brushes, bleacked and unbleached bristles, were 36¢ to 50e; now 6c, Rubber Cushion Hair Brushes, regularly 50c, now 26c. Main Floor $17.50 to $21 Trunks at $12 } | | | July Clearance of fourteen styles of fully riveted Steamer | and Dress Jrunks. All have three-ply veneer box, covered with heavy duck or rol: -proof canvas, bound with vulcanized fibre or russet leather, heavy ha ware, Excelsior type or vattern locks. "All are cloth-lined, with conveniently ebony and shell colors, regu- e, ow 26c. irved or straight backs, regu- One Week More | Sale—a Rare Opportunity {| AVER: 8 : Bed, ‘Spring and Mattress $14.75. NO MAIL ORDERS French bears the usual Gimbel repair guarantee, , 22 to 40-inch, at $12 each. Marked as you wish, without Fifth Floor extra charge. | $22 Domestic Sewing Machines In the July Clearance, This Week Only At $16.50 ail sizes, 2-inch posts and heavy filling 45 Regular price $25.50 CREDIT Fa) Set ol. Golden (53 We are able to make this splendid July Clearance | Coe, aennine vy Sale offering of Domestic Sewing Machines by special herCouch | arrangement with the manufacturers. Our regular price for this Machine is $22, which in itself is remarkably low. For this week only women can buy this fine up-to-date model for only $16.50 and pay for it, if desired, at the rate of $2 Cash and $1 Weekly at GIMBELS. A year ago the 6th. This year we from our French § day. Every Hat i up during the last groups, as follows: $6.75 t $16 to $22 to $35 to $65 to | $85 to Hats. In many inst more than the sale So jealously do ( specimens of Domestic for a cent less than thei apartment houses ard ¢ Besides hundreds of smallei tiful self-tor from ing prices cost of raw mate $55 Anglo-Persia 36x63 inches 27x64 inches... 221, x36 inches..... HA oe: x10ft. 6in 6x Geet: x7tt. Gin. OxiZft............ 8ft.3in, x10ft. in. “O° THE Where one m py th ore ray But remembe ns of the Sub omen's $2 0 Dingerte drense $2 wast wkirt bathing su Dbathing sul Abe aprons 3 100 25e While lawn tea apr Boe ail silk white washable orn st emu 100 women's $1.50) sun { Leonie. 60h lias, colors, $e, | . q ‘ achines heve ba arir ous Dome. ——<———$ | || Bicycles and Victrolas § Free with Fvery Purchase of $50 ae hires have ball-bear ed with the famous Domest, ——— On Kir Terms YOUR TERMS Wt iether Pl! feweceghmena, s . \ your home, if on one of cur seg on routes, Or freight paid at Vaveqa OPEN Evin EVER UNTIL SS OPEN SaTuRt § UNTIL 10 P. M. vourtalruel alain einidcunieedsivers cites ene goa a N DAY Remember, this oifer holds good or noon, July 6, and ye Pay © ares and Expenses toavoid disappointment, you had better of it tomorrow. BROADWAY 126University Pl., bet. ts | 4 Tevet SA a AL i ee po Midsummer Clearance in MILLINERY SALON There are just four Millinery Clearances each year Thi end of each of the four Millinery seasons. give women an opportunity to share the superb Hats radically reduced Included are demi-tailored Hats, Dress Hats, for str French and Medium-Priced Salons, Third Floor The Most Famous American Rugs: Whittall’s Anglo Persian | Hardwick & Magee's French Wilton In the Twice-a- Year Clean-Up stock for another season, July is one of these times, to which householders and managers of clubs, institutions, hotels, The Gimbel Rug Store maintains a full stock of these superb Rugs from which, as well as other B00 R ic Rugs of fine grades in discontinued patterns, it has selected. for the July Clearance, 500 Rugs (6 x 9 ft. and Over) at Greatly Reduced Prices ‘The range of patterns is particularly goed in this Clearance. There are superb Oriental designs and many beau- Royal Worcester and Other WVeaves, $31.60 Clesranse Price | 6x0 ft. ; $19.60/10.6x12 ft. as. 0 $16.60 tosss aft.6in.x7{t.6in.. $10.60 | 10.6 x13.3 ft. $15 to$86 $35 to $06 36x63 in i $4.76] 11.312 ft. $27.60t0$56.60 $18.70 to $45 27x64 in $3.76111.3%16 ft. $0994.60 $32.60t0 $65 $40 ‘Also $26,000 worth of other Rugs AA both large and small sizes in this great July Clearance Sale at reductions of 25 to 50 per cent. “GIMBEL SUBWAY. ST ie »p comfort ably—promptly The J bt $10 tabiored sults. $5. 4 Inc bbe Koo Colors Kood colors, 7-lpch embroidered the French is kceps our stocks cleaned up at the Midsummer event occurred on July have advanced it several days to Salon before the big Summer holi- even those made week, All are now in. six price- 0 $12.75 Hats at $5 $18 Hats at $10 $28 Hats at $15 $60 Hats at $26 $75 Hats at $35 $100 Hats at $60 Garden_ Hats, eet. wear, and picturesque Plumed ances the trimmings are worth much prices of the complete Hats. he manufacturers guard the reputation, and the pg price, of these finest Rugs, that it is only twice a year that the Rugs can be advertised and ir regular prices. And then only in such patterns as are not to be kept im ffice b uildings, look forward. r Rugs. which 1.@ rugs for practically every rocm can be selected. Here are the ingerest+ ilar prices given will all be increased on August 15th, cwing to the rise in the 9 x 12 {t. Rugs new $66 will be $57 hereafter, with other sizes in proportion), ian and French Wilton Rugs, 9x 12 ft., at $37.50 Kormer Clearance Teprac and Similar Weaves. "omer Price $8.50 "$6.50 9 c ry $38 $6.76 $3.75 Bit. din x10tt, Gin... 982,00 986 ao ee Chlidema and Similar Body $27.60 Brussels Weaves. $14.75 | 9212 fees eevee 6x 9 ft. gat $14 $28 $18.60 $33.60 x ‘12 Feet. Floor TORE @., economically-—especially during eet Gale ese advertised goods are mer No less important, be: dresses, 2 he atten ee ee aad inches i] x13 food choppers, S8e, carpet Deniers, a4. 8c white H, $3.05. " Hts hilghy to, 61.25. plated syrup jars and three-piece carving sets, 1.15 Summer comfortables. 76. wo-light gas lamps, 64.75, Inverted gas lights, i pe hreo- ight Chandeliges, +78. Niorpe hance aan, i tworltent chandeliers, 8 terry cloth "bath "1 4) oll paintings, gilt frames, $3. 490) pastel | fwcaimalles, "git °Hirrison Fisher's pictures, d und upright mantles, jf: frome 1H e shirts and drawers, HOOK, 2 « Unlon suits, seconds, ‘ons, 18¢. Habutal 2be ribbed vests, hes 1S porcelain dinner seta, 100 pieces, tuble tumblers, one dozen, nit ivled tumblers, ane dozen, ) cut glues fern dishes compat hes. 75e, fee, dhe. unts. Ke, » ‘Turkish towels, 18x36 ‘Turkish towels, 18x98 » Inches, of other bargains. leony and joor and ruin Subway Bt feet, 500, MBEL , BROTHERS NEW YORK THIATY-TrinD oT,