The evening world. Newspaper, November 18, 1912, Page 13

LITTLE BOY GIVES SISTER POISON AS SDwo-vear-old Mildred Bordeaux died @& Bellevue Hospital yorerday as a re: mile of playing with her Uttie brother and sister on Now. 18. =On that day #x-year-old William Bor- Geaux was struck with the Idea it would be fun to piny being a pl ite the four. The youngsjers were in the play- room of their home at No, 650 East Six- teenth street. Their father, William Se a a i A es: 2 ee Se Bordeaux, te a mationary engin: ‘William got bie father’s hat and cane, and borrowed @ small grip. “But I must ght some medicine,” he said, He went to the medicine closet and took down @ bottle which contained poison. Then he got @ teaspoon and proceeded to pay bis frat professional call, ‘You've got @ eore throat,” he told n't lke that medicine,” eaid rt t & sore froat,” deciared baby Mildred, rl take it.” So William gave Mildred a full tea» spoonful. In @ second ahe was shriek- ing with pain. Her mother dashed into the room, called @ doctor and then took the child to Bellevue. Detective Barber had @ talk with William yesterday. “I'm awfully sorry,” sala the little voy. “I hope to meet steter in heaven and tell her how sorry I am.” ith econo tai take Rest Rove Te. ‘averaged 10,08 conta per pound. a? “doctor and patient” Sisters as patients. echeme to Mildred and Margaret, Suits Designed Especially for Women Who Wear Sizes from 40 to 48 These are not suits with the usual unmodish coats that large women have been doomed to wear if they buught them ready-made, for we have taken fifty ot our best styies whose lies permitted their being made in large sizes and have had usem made in Suits at these moderate prices: $19.50, $25, $35, $45 to $65 By actual count we shall have 810 ot these Suits to- morrow— Plain Tailored Suits o the Smart Custom Tipe Semt-Tailored Sutis That Are But-Slightly Trimmed * Susts jor Dress W ear—Some With the Semi-Empire Coat Many of the models have the new dip-back coat, for its long lines are just what the woman of large stature needs. Sutis oj Velour de Laine, Broadcloth, Ziteline, Peau de Souris, Diagonal, Cheviot and Men's Wear Serge, $19.50, $25, $35 to $65 Velveteen and Corduroy Suits, $25, $35 to $62 Mourning Suits, $19.50 to $65 We have only used the yecominz colors—brown, taupe, navy, Burueaux, b.a:k, white-and-biack, two-toned effects in gray, Llue a. id vrow N, also Viowt-and-gray, Morning, Ajicrngon and Evening Dresses, sixes 40 0 44, $17.50, $25 to $85 Third Floor A Resume of This Very Important Sale of Dress Goods Exch of tnese de irable groups of fashionable Dress Goods is a special pu'e ae Toma maw acturer or importer, at ee end oi his se..oa’s business, Tat we are abie to make #0 Jittle is surely gracilying to every womaa who has haat Winter dresses and tuilored suits to make. $1.60 Charmeuso de Leino, 96¢ ¥d Black Dress Goods $3All-wool Katine, $1.85 Yard $2.60 Imported Broadcloth, 61.95 $6.25 CLEGG. de Laine, $2.95 $1.36 All-wool, Storm Serge, 86c 62 Tallored Suitings,$1.26 Yard | $2.60 Velour de Laine,$1.65 Yard | $7 to $10 Dress Lengths, ¢5 $1.75 Silk Voile, $1.15 Yard. Lg $1.60 Navy Blue Waipcord, 95¢ ¥d. Tn Black sag Couty Second Floor Connoisseurs Will Not Fail To Be Detighted With the Sine Mezzolints W much Are Speciatiy Vis, vayed In the Gimbel Art Galleries The spirit of the Eithteenth Century breathes in this chiming collection of Mezzotints, with their de.icate lines softly etched oa coprer, and exquisitely tinted by artistic hands, which we have housed in a special gallery of their own, We take ruch pride in the fathering; which, we are told has not an equa, in New York. Here, vesides ‘the favorite subjects, such as the Leautitui Mrs. Siddons, Lady Hamil- ton and others, there are nany choice prints rarely found in uny coilection, wich we secured directly from Europe, most adv.ntageous.y—from a specialist. Every picture has its specially designed frame—no two alike. And the harmony vetween picture and frame gives increased attract: Prices are 916.60 for people o/ ar same Mezzotints. How to Get Warm And How to Stay So Here are various well-seasoned reci,es taken, from the eate.isive Ginbel stuck of Coal, Gas and Oil Stoves which swi. gs into pronouaced promine.ce with the tuuuble of the mercury, ‘Lhese are all down in price, wo: Cylinder Coal Heating Stoves, brick lining, brass orna- menta. top; resuiariy $3.75, for $2.75. Coal Ranges, No. 8, 16-inch oven; regularly $16, for $12. Gas Radiators, 4-tube high, aluminum fluish; reguiariy $1.85, tor $1.50. Gas Radiator, low; regularly $1.65 for $1.25. Twentiath Century Gas Heatersé will give both heat and light, re cu.urly 852, for 60c. Cil Hea ing Stoves, tank nickel-plated, 4-qt. capacity; regularly $5.50, at $4. The Largest Oil Stoves Made, extra marae cylinder, | nickel-piated, brass tak; regularly $8, at $6.60. apestection Cil Stoves, Japan finish; regularly $4.50, at = Waterman Oil Heaters, Japan finish; regularly 98.25, at $2.25. Fliph Fi ae 33. iv $46, and more delightful holiday gifts ic iasves caniot be devised than these + Sixth Floor. thlete h: Noman is Liava fal, One it ff mi Stronger depend. upon, the: bloods and ‘the blood In" turn requires a healthy stomach, for the stomach is Nod ele. | Tabor here the food ie digested and such Than his metas re “taken up—or Asal " sci which moke Stomach: one Weare’ lungs, ati ir and the nervous em, ‘teak the bad effect rect itt the stom: Guepeerenmee °° {2 deren /Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery wing te goa Ay oH 4 cow extienis, tom removing zi 4 suc | vied ought toknow. Sent e various fe ee ches itt nouriehed. refreshing influence extrest Hi native medicinal plants has been knife and cut her four tu Everywt eeck. Herorty nown, for over @ genre» Rracrepers After taking & from @ Gresser the for’ man escaped. Neighbors notified the | te oon! Dollce. | Mise Brown's wounds, which (i a will alled you. were found not to be serious, were It makes little difference what you need—a World Want will go get it. GIRL STABBED IN NECK BY A STRANGE INTRUDER. Miss Brown, Awakened by Knock, Opened Door and ‘Man At- tacked Her. Miss Helen Brown, twenty-three years old, was choked and stabbed in thi neck by @ man 5! ays she does not know, who entered her living rooms o1 the second floor at No. 228 Weat Twenty- Gfth street early to-~day. The Medical Adviser R.V. Pierce, M. D., Bi , N.Y. answers hoste of delicate questions ¢, about which every man her by| or woman, single or mar- when there was a knock Bhe opened the door and @ dark suit leaped in and se the throat. She fougut hi reseed by Dr. Ward of New York ital. Quite Opportune for the Horse Show Our Annual Sale of Guaranteed Furs The unprecedented change in fur modes this season compels the fashion-loving woman to get new furs—e speciully if she is in the lin-elight at the Hoise Show. The jaloi cravat is cne of the cleverest fat.cies.we have received from Paris. It is of ermine with ecged tails thit overlap a border of broedtail and its stock fastens at the side as you will see in tle illustration. ¢€@5—Lut it is so fine that it is like a piece of silk. The new Whiie Fox Scarf has a close-fittirg collar of ermine to eliminate any bulkiness about the neck, and yet the full animal skins of the fox hang gracefully down the front and back. The Muff of ermine is draped with full skin white fox. $260 the set. A Mantle of broadtail, such as the Parisienne loves to twine about her shoulders, is edged around the neck with an animal scarf of fox, which gives an additional picturesque note. 9400 set. Besides, there are luxurious Mantles, Scarfs and Muffs of Russian sables, baum marten, ermine moleskin, Eastern mink, and rare specimens of the fox. But, of course, there are many inexpensive furs, too. Scarfs and Muffs That Match Scarfs Muffs Scarfs Muffs | , $16 and $26 Black Fox $16 and $25 $12.60 and $165 Black and Blue Wolf one and $15 | $16 and $32.50 Pointed Fox $29.! so'and $32.50 8: 60 and $16 . Beaver 4 and @22.60 |} $19.60, a2, 60 and $32.60 Skunk $29.50 and $37.60 6.60 Persii 119.60 $16, $26 and $37.60 Lynx $16, $29.50 and $37.60 $29.00 and ¢87.60 ‘Moleskin » tata Sets of Furs Caracul, $14.50 Japanese Cr Ley Cy 60 Eastern Mink, fall i*! Persian Paw, $8.60 and $12.50 Natural R: 9.60 White Fox, $75 Natural Silver Wolf, $55 to $75 Silver Kitt Ree ‘eat 60 to 995 Moleskin, $160 Among the Fur Coats, there are copies of draped models by Bernard, Premet, Drecoll and Bechoff-Duvid—at $126 to $260. At Prices which, in many instances, are the same as present wholesale quotations in this market. These, because we purchased a large percentage of the pelts in Europe several months before ihe great increase of prices. Third Floor And Now the Question Looms Large { | Of Warmer Underwear for the Family Until now you may have fondly cherished the gauzy vestments of Summer—but now you must relinquish them, at the warning whistle of the North Wind, in favor of warmer garments. Plenty of warmth and comfort to be found in the generous Gimbel stocks of Ui.derwear for Men, Women and Children. No good sort at home or abroad has escaped our expert’s narrow ecrutiny. We have gathered— Over 100 Styles of Men’s Underwear, from 20 Different Makers Cotton, from 60¢ to $3.50. | Wool, from §1 to $3.60 | Silk-and-wool, from $4 to $5.60 | Pure Silk, from $8.60 to 916, = neluding Shirts, Drawers and Union Suits, in various styles, in practically every grade. Over 100 Styles of W on en’s Underwear, from 45 Makers fort and service in Cotton, frcm 2c to $3. Milan Silk, from @1.45 to $4.28, All-ilk, from ehtogT: 98. Cotton-and-weol, ircm fe to ¢8.€0. | Filk-ard-ccttcr , {rem $1 to 96.96. Venetian Silk, trem $4.76. All-wool, from $1.26 to §4.£0. Silk-and-wool, from §1.10 to $8.95. Ttalian Silk, Ae Ay to sae In iculer, the Sterling Knit Union Suits, in cotton, silk-and-cotton and all-silk, and the Harv: Mills hand-finished Underwear, of which latter we are sole retai] distributors in NewYork, Over 60 Styles of Children’s Underwear, from 21 Makers Cotton,from 28¢ to $1.15. | Merino, from 86¢to $1.95. | All-wool, 6¢ to $2.86. | Silk-and-wool, from 68¢ to §8.78, It would seem from this summary as though the particular sort of Underwear you need, you tre reasonably certain of finding in the collection. These Styles Deserve Particular Mention WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR Italian Sil’ Vests, with French bands, reinforced under oe at wo, 8 95, usually $3.00 and 94.50. inion Suits, wool-ad-cotton: $1.60 to $1.85, baltewec woo! and half-cctton, reinforced and unshrinkable at $2.26 to $2.65, Merino 860; up to 15 years, $1. eo pareraoner pierine Union Suits, 6 to 14 years, Youths’ sizes, ue i wool Sata, $1.66; Youths’ sizes $2, ribbed Shirts and Drawers, 10 to 16 years, @1 6s. MEN'S UNDERWEAR Cartwright & Warner's Gauzecotton Underwear; Shirts white with long or short sleeves, $1. A 's Glove-fitting Union Suits, in in ‘Merino, sizes 84 to 46, at §2 Union Suite, of white cotton, regular and stout sizew, at $1.7 attentart Woolen Underwear, Shirts wes Draners at $1.66 each, Boys’ Vests, Swiss, at $1, Knee or Ankle-length, hts, at § Tippee 81.00, hand-finished Merino Vests and Tights, at 85c; extra sizes, $1. White Svise-ribbed Cotton Vests and Tighta, 60c; extra sizes, 660; Union Suits, $1; extra sizes, $1.25, CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR | Silk-and-wool Vests und Pantelettes, up to 10 years, ici Here is a great assortment in weights, from lightest to heaviest, with every recent improvement to fit, com- GIMBEL BROTHERS NEW YORK TAMRTY-TMIAD 6. The CONREID at $190 Is the Best Piano Value in New York City Today GIMBELS | The Best PIANO Value In New York City Today Is @ We make this claim advisedly, with the fullest knowledge of facta— TODAY. We could not have made it a year ago, for practically the same piano was then sold by another house for a slightly higher price. And THAT piano, almost identically the same instrument, today sold by other agents, is now being called ‘‘worth $350’’ to bolster up a big increase in its selling price. q Of course, as the immorta! Lincoln said, in port, “You can fool SOME of the people ALL THK TIML”—and today he would have added, “If you use BIG advertising space, and make big enough claims.” q@ We shall not be able to sell the Conreid Piano to people who are easily fooled— But We Will NEVER FAIL to Sell the CONREID PIANO to People Who Cannot Be Fooled @ Unless they want to pay a higher price than $250. For a hetter piano than the Conreid cannot Le Lought jor less than $250—no matter what .ex- aggerated claims may be made aLout the selling price of that piano in the village of Powderhorn, Colorado. Q The CONREID is a piano of unquestioned excellence; made by one of the best and largest piano manufacturing concerns in America. In every artistic piano quality, the CONREID is infinitely superior to the usual piano sold at $200. q We only ask that you come and EXAMINE THE CONREID as thoroughly as you can. We ask you to bring your music teacher to ex- amine it. The more expert your advice, the more you will realize the un- questionable superiority of the CONREID over all other pianos sold for $200, or near it. @The CONREID is TRUE in TONE, responsive in action, and re- fined and artistic in its architecture. It is built for years of service. It is an honest piano, in every string and pin, in every detail of material and construction. 4 It took us two years to decide on what piano we would present in the Gimbel Piano Store, in the $200 grade, and we KNOW what we now have to offer; and we KNOW that The CONREID Piano at $190 g Sold on EASY TERMS of payment. g We invite oll prospective purchasers of ninnos to be SURE TO SEE THE CONREID at $190, BEFORE BUYING ANY OTHER PIANO for $250 or less. Piano Store, Eighth Floor GIMBEL BROTHERS BROADWAY NEW YORK Trini e Tine ot 2 idan Pian « eee