The evening world. Newspaper, November 19, 1912, Page 13

- THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1912, Pet WOMAN ON TRIAL ':2:225225°=]ASQMLANTS OF GIRLS) |S ""Srs mov SS seem reais roms. | cam ANEWREMEDY or ANOLD COMPLADIT | noap aterday M Ri cae Gee neat BY JUDGE FOSTER. pannel (ad jeunmiy tb eo tie GIVES GIRL OCEAN RIDE. Different from any—better than all. At lest bt after years of Medical 1 ver the th ‘Witttam Ranney, ‘forty-eight years —— experiment, 1 dices and choled ker COW ete cere old, pleaded qutlty of petty larceny, |*arinse Saanen First offense, B-] 103 ANGELS, Nov. 19.—Mise Caro. Gaara Tere Skill hae ‘fin $8 which she had concealed In a Btole an overcoat from a moving pio-| "re Sei cenety-ite ota, |'28 Kimbalt of Chicago beiteves in sen produced a perfect or 2 Pillsatnight, ij arawer. | Mikosch t# helleved to have ure theptre. | Wiret offense, Pentten-| er Stole ga] merPents wince she fainted In the sert . : in 17| tlary three months, arte ee err een tiret etiaree |AN4 was carried several feet on the anos | _ The Mack Hand. BY JUDGE MULQUEEN. Bedford Reformatory. back of @ large, playful porpoise. may © mt the Philadetphia Reco | ably phia Record.) 1 government at Washington beanie sar is pat: sear John Gallagh: t ty ears old. sposed official of the baold od debenfe MBL A he Another crap player inticte? as After the regaining of consciousness For CONSTIPATION AND TORPID LIVER acom- Indicted for murder, first degree Plead-| mon gambler was convicted by a jury|and the passing of the hysterics Miss peers” tn Ite New! Ite Sure! ite Safe! ed guilty to manslaughter, aecond de-| ue nig the Court of Generat | 1; n interesting exchange of] Ghot and killed Louls Ginsberg ball declared that never again would ven two urching at @ dinner! Crap Player Is Second Con-|ft°No..16 Third avenue april 27 last. | gumicne loxter. He te Edward Levy of she attempt aurt bathing. yen to the newsboys of the capital When a large school of porpoises ZIcta fan ‘ pul crip 5 5 | Firat offense. State Prison not less]. Mrs. Elsie Raymond Accused Wore ’watting tortion Ae,t% 844] victed by Jury This Week | than ave years or more than fourteen| ™amrer,,@ 8 crap, game, at NO. | some rotting in Miss Kimball, not being " 1 at placed thelr grimy hands side by sid years and six months. ‘ quite sure about the intentions of the Of Strangling Mattie Hackett |on,tie tabie clon. “ne” Me DY as for Gambling. BY JUDGE 8WANN. “Lary ts the eocond tan convicted ot | RtMers, started for the beach. One of Handy Vest Pocket Vials. At Up-to-Date “Mine ‘s dirtier than y * Ms the largest of the fish dived near hor. = on Road in Maine. claim made by one boy ee tH ’ Louts Weinstein, twenty-one years) gamMing by « jury in the Court of Gen-| she jumped and got in the direct path ak in Maine, | faye it {s,"' sald the second news- old, pleaded guilty of assault on girl.| eral Gesstons high a er dun ‘will be | of tho porpoise, which carried her along asi | boy, “but you don't wanter fergit you’ Six prisoners were disposed of in the) First offense. Elmira Reformatory, sentenced next Monday by Judge Mul-|on its back a short distance. She \ two years older'n me!" you're! court of General Sessions yesterday.| William Hyde, twenty-six yeare old. | queen. screamed and then fainted, It makes little difference what you need—@ Wo? Want will go get it. AUGUSTA, Mo, Nov. 19.—Charged | With the mtirder of Miss Mattle Hacks ett, @ young Keadfeld girl, in 19%, Mr Hisie Hobbs Raymond of Minot Placed on trial in the Kennebec Supreme Court. here to-day. No diffs é culty in empanelling a jury was anticl- | ria pated, and tt’ was expected that a ver- i diet would be renched within a week, ‘When the cass opened the court was qwowded with talesinen, of whom sev enty had been summoned; more than @ hundred witnesses and hundreds of tors, including many women. ft Justice William Penn Whitehouse presided. The body of Mattie Hackett was found on a highway near her home on the evening of Aig. 17 1%6. She had “deen strangled by 4 cord tled tightly around the feck., ‘Mrs. Raymond was afrested on the murder charge last June. She was relyased in bonds of $10,000, ATs: Raymond $20 to $25 Winter en A Dispersal of $7 to $12 Tailored Hats at $3.50 and $5 A manufacturer’s special Not a “bought-in” lot of Hats, but the hats ae makes possible this extraordinary gathering that you probably admired when em the of Men’s Overcoats—the weather demands *Thirty-secund Street side cf the Millinery mn. comfortable, warm garments. There is no drastic reason for this disposal but is And we meet the exigency with a fine just one of those necessary occurrences that make us group of Ulsters with the fashionable shaw! dispose of miscellanies every little while. lars, split sleeves and belted back, al: Velour, Velvet and Plush Hats in styles that were in berttp de Avg thdles ble ‘olla rived In Aug = single or double-breasted, convertible collar usta yesterday afl passed the night at spired by the correct modes of London and Paris—and . and three-quarter length Chesterfields. Na- os okay Gosiny he Gogh tinioen 20090 oh that means ‘small hats with draped crowns are in the turally, the models are stylish and made of Jeotion be raised in court. majority. = - reliable materials, such as velour cheviots Coy ono ee Mole, gray, purple, brown, navy and black—blended . and all-wool “warm-without-weight” ma- WOMAN BEATEN AND ROBBED. with other charming colors. A terials; in light and dark Oxford, blue, gray, Police Seek Youth Who Called on} The Unprecedented Vogue for Paradise | er cle Wil oct eae Ge wea Le C. ‘Mire. Loenser, Mira Catherine Loesser, who was Groked, Feiiten ant robbed in her honié, No, 285 ‘Hemlock street, Cypress Hills, | Prompts Us to Specialize Clusters oJ These Exquisite Plumages at $4.50 to $3. Third Floor there is good choice in sizes 88 to 44, at the ; very low price of $15. ° Men’s $2 and $2.60 Trousers, $1.50 A Sale of Charming louses at $1 ‘ A RR TY Brooklyn, yesterday, was found to-day ry . rani More than 3,000 delightful new Blouses are concerned in this off We secured them to sell WN Riess irom Wonk e548 om This Extraordinary Purchase J ine in gray and brown worsteds | 1+ this temptingly low price through the co-operation of makers with whom we do a large business. ; Their styles reproduce admirably the prevailing blouse fashions of the season—models that Boys’ and Youths’ Clothing in a Flurry | women are accustomed to see in much more costly waists, fy They are chiefly of white voile and lingerie materials in a multitude of styles, of which we illus- Of Low Prices trate four, and anaeribe these: i ” ’ Blouses of cotton voile with high neck and | ‘leeves,|__ High-neck and long-sleeved Blouses, trimmed Young Men’s $12.50 and $15 Long Overcoats, $7.50) \.th rit ts cuffs: the: yoke. of shadow lacer the front | Valetiones labs eaedarealt Trockne” Syemumed with fing attendarice had feared that hor skullwas Of Needed Upholsteries It paves the way for the brightening up or re-decorating of many a parlor, living-room or bedroom, at very welcome price- savings. We bought a large surplus stock of an excellent mill, and are therefore offering has been sent out for Just the snug kind in which the young men like to feel big. With convertible | trimmed with six rows of fine tucks, chet buttons. Couch Covers Table Covers collar, in single and double-breasted styles; of good-woaring cheviots and| Voile Blouses with heavy all-over machine-embroidery| "Voile Blouses with the high turn-over coller, ; Portieres Dra peries Sveeda; in brown, gray and tan mlstures stripes. Sizes 31 to 38; a good-bye | in | spar tucks and Mrstieectipd Pentima ge open a — with ite # ‘a and a few ‘ton . y ‘ at 60. wi oulder yokes ans ‘ont nels of rman | small tucks back front. with cutis. \ the latter including a great variety of the desirableSunfast Boys’ $7.60 Polo Chinchilla Coats, $5 Valenciennes and Irish Lice; long sleeves; high Bubway Stere, Salone Kk. Materials, Armures and Poplins. These are the prices, regular ; ref ’ nich and special: eto i fen tena el al eat een eneian Yoke These and Many More, at $1 Couch Covers Potalhy Oot eaten Boys’ $5 Warm Winter Overcoats, $3.95 Notably Low-Priced Charming Draperies at v8 Ubedby || Another | Retbly how-brced | "Charming Drape prt ung an dotere ane whorls Remarkable Subway Store Offering $4.60 each, usually $6.75; and Mercer-| Pretty Sunfast materials, lightweight, ized in Oriental cee and colorings, | in paid attractive colorings, at 60c, at $5.25, usualy $7.76. 90c and $..10 yard, usually $1 to $1.65. Effective Couch Covers, washable} Armures, small’ figures, 600 in red and cream and green an? cream sadly $1. at $8, usually $5.50. Plain and Moire Reps, 660 yard, Portieres--Someat Half-Price | usually $1. browns and grays; sizes 9 to 17 years. Boys’ Suits, with Two Pairs of Trousers, at $3.50 Norfolk and double-breasted styles, of good brown and ay fabrics. Sizes 7 to 17 years. Subway » Balcony. Women’s Suits of Imported Corduroy At $12.75—Planned to Bring $25 ds purchased from as can be ex-| fall, yelue or returned for cnett, less 10 er cents twithin one year, ° ° Nothi ‘i Others at Qne-third Leas ”| ,,Chanqutie Fonng, many sates, | Chinaware at Your Service | service than CORDUROY. nw“ 4 erainly no fabri gives greater warmth or longer t merce! 4 ued one, eo ak nea Festa Side in| Nottingham Curtains Ina Pre-Thanksgiving Sale We got several hundred Suits to sell at this extraordinary price, because the maker needed usually $12; and Silk Novelty a Reduced some ready money. i It is the thoughtful housekeeper who reaps the rewards of early About 1000 pairs in Brussels and | buying, and many a cupboard can be economically replenished tains, also in two-toned effects, are Splendidly made; in si ; pair, usually $20, plendidly le sizes for Women and Misses; of IMPORTED lustrous shades of gray, steel blue, taupe and brown; lined with Sidnnergguaranteed satin. Iso. Mercerized Armure Portieres| Renaissance designs, at $2 and $8.25 | during this well-timed Sale of Chinaware. Besides the many re- ths i Special ut 4.25 ‘pair, saliva te iel snd a pair ually 8.85 and pa Flee packsble items suggested here there are many others in the Sub- $12.76 s sult—while these Suits last. Be early. Subway Balcony Ais, Ror seers 8 ae way China Store at proportionate savings. P sia emma eee eb Cae oo he Dinner Sets : Glassware Subway | Silk and Dress Goods, 68c Yard O0 pair, usually $6.00; others at| Armure Table Covers, 60-inch, @1, } , 42-piece American Porcelain; gold] $3 Fruit and Salad Bowls, $1.96. ; i ie 9 pal, waaay 5.60; others at] | Armure Tal decoration; regularly $3, at $1.95. 5 Sugar and Cream Sets, $1.26. | Snapshots Pion ke gees ikon on Atos 4 item of the Fg toon a of ly $1.65. oF $2.2 ‘Armure Portieres, tapestry bortler,| | Tapestry Table Covers, $1, usually 50-piece dere eonthebeee Parl $125 to’ $1.60 Olive and’ Spoon $4.60 Footed Compotes, $2.95 two-story Subway Store con- Lustrous Corded Silk, regularly @1. 86-in., cotton warp, in colors and black. $8.25 pair, usually $4.50. $2.90, usually $5; ¢4.60, usually | & $61) prays, 900. Remember that this grat a¥t.80,douen Tumblers, deep cut, at tains seventy-five distinct and | Blk Peau de Cygne, regularly $1. Fine quality, for waists, dresses, ete To-day and To-morrow Diamond Rings 5 «500 decorations; regularly $9 and $10, at 95.75. Oridatal Couch Covers, $1.25 and| $6.75, Subway Store, Lower Floor es Assent Bienatlal: ben A November Notion Event well equipped sections; and| Siege bittinety Welvet, ater nee, ae een ret? nih; 22-1 : 20; “dia bt Black Millinery Velvet, regularly 860, in short lengths yards, SPN Fy At Signally Low Prices ok; eeu a 7-78 |sohpaten an large pttey ich Un: | joys fe hoyn to lust unseen in| ay Seems ality. AS 8 Rosaria “4 See Cae Once in so often the family supplies of sewing needfuls give derglazed blue decoration. our advertising; save for brief Daioh; epinune alerts St. In black and three shades of navy blue. 20.08 ty 175 | 4) out and must be replenished. If it happens to be low tide in your | at 96. Subway Store, Lower Floor ‘ : rticul rkbasket, you can fill it up at neat savings with jotions that you can trust; for we have made some astonishing] low prices in the following list. Mail and telephone orders wil be promptly filled. Joo for 8 cards Clinton Bafety 1 Hairpins Pins; white, gilt or black. 10d. for Ave 80 Ginbele Yan° Ta] | Bor ted, Enameled Wire Hairpins, black 3 Gimbela || OF bronze. 18 fk HYG. Houta Glass Head || - 260 for two 100 boxes Gold-plated or newest fashions in styles and materials, with | Widths B to E, in sizes 244 to 8, in Owing to our large direct importation of these attractive arti- Pani mores ae Hine, Sig0 for two 10s votes Gimbels Tm- fine workmanship and moderate prices, that) Viel Kid and patent leather. All| cles in leather, that make such admirable gifts, we can offer them Go for four be sheets Gimbels Im-| Ported assorted Wire Hairpins, black distinguishes these groups of Women’s Winter pile, for, four, be sheets, Sime tite or | or bronze. ‘% Conta they are merely a few examples a Pea ROTO TABLAW ARE at decidedly low prices. And by the way, the time to choose such But tanaie ““ige"ror, tour 6, cards Gimbele Tm, | rite, for, we 260 boxes ee | of what the Gimbel Subway Store of Women’s| wearing, ineludes ‘Tea Spoons at 86 me sar assortments are at their best. Among them: oF c ea be ble > ul fs ported “French, Pest wehltes ca rm |é colora man em, three aizes. \ Apparel always has to offer. oom remvlarly #25, Tae Brice Children's Reodiom, 250 to $1. fad, $1. peer RtM OW Sond” Brass Pins,| Hair Ornaments, dainty marabou & $2.50; also. Table Knives, “Berry | ji, ca ont ases, leather-} | Women’s Handbagy, in the new fat White oF DIBCK. | 5. Sapere Gimbela| ad pink, Boo, each, PenY Thm bine Stunning Boucle Coats at $16.50 | Spoonmand Ladies,at 106 to 40ceach,| "Set Canes, with inside tray, sata aap eval cores Hh A ; ; ; . ages, tray, Sewing Boxes of leatherette, with opaehess” English Pins. | Coy from our $25 models, and yet an expert regulay 150 to SAUCEPANS, sets | lined, strong lock, 660. scissors, needles, etc., tices like these: orted Henriett: larly 960. All-wool, p WOMEN ‘s HANDEERCHIEFS, TT ea eae Wonk cet eens and evening shader’ &2 to éd-nch, jand-embroideres t 12!«¢, usually C ; ll Remarkably Smart oats 160 to Bes Toitiel, for Se usuelly All at 68c Yard Subway Store aa For Which Women stitched. 100 each usally 12 peer Mase $3 and $3.! ittle inthe favorite styles for Fall and i). . It is Pe ig ke a. of the Winter wen re nw 00a a, bee Le ather Goods, Temptingly Pr iced cause we took amaker's large surplus. 4 rf Weede for eri it radee we se third’ cheaper (han any ere, vou ko, tom Giseatistied ‘in ‘a mi Unit fen, selling dl~ for over thirty-one years, fe, our window divplay, of over half, n ion dollara’ worth ot diamonds, — All ly marked 85 to 85,000.00, $ Gimbels Needle Cases Soats should cost ing Ci Subwe CHARLES A, KEENE 9) fc Uhwult sil ued Bras] oe a oe goa Hal ayy thee Cont thal sn er oc these ane aL et mary G110;|Drewing Came or inn oF wore, Subway Baleeny Tmunorter th Diamonds, Pins. ment showing pictured and fancy cloth that is 90 much in demand; all lined with American | double-lipped, b-pt., 60e, hau ily Xe, 180 Broadway, New York Threads fitadon eather ands genuine Beauty peau de cygne. end Bteel Roasting Pans, trom Gx9 in. a ned tiirette cereus toe for ener te epoln 600 vards || Eitur"cali® int ten Sowing ear aGu ees ateret Love Siem Sick Room Necessaries ——— $$$ Tasting Cotton. nails French Darn- Luxurious Silk Plush Coats at $15 ing Cotton, many colors. Too for threo b¢ spools Niagara, 100 Miscetlaneous yards, Sewing Silk. 150 for bottle Whittemore Shoe ¥ib0 tor three 6) spools Belding Bros.| Polish, wilt fdge, Dand Full length; of soft, warm plush, with deep shaw!| JVeed Aprons? collar and cuffs; fastened with frogs and satin-lined. : In this splendid assortment of Rubber Goods, Bandages and Here are special | other Sick Room Supplies, in the Gimbel Drug Store, these An Idle Dollar etc, 4 . 100 tor three be pairs "Dt " All sizes. ‘oups of Aprons'| ite, Hi Gathers No Profits | €j .Darnine 80 ——| shes for three bc pairs “Diamond Tip Sop ima 1 oor Ae watt items are of especial interest: 180 for twelve 2c spools O. N. T. fon in a y Dollars are almost human in so far parning. Cotton. bid nm ‘Suit ae nickeled Fold- $10. oF at pa a oa bd But p Re te ee s128 ee ae iii siadad Free jerked Woo Toe ante peri biel as their working capacity 1s con- || | Hooks & Eyes and Fasteners ’ neatly made, at) Hot Water Bottles, 8-qt., regularly] Gimbels Cotton ‘Aat j r ds Gi 250 for dozen Wooden Coat Hangers, bout forty in all, from our regular stock, and ii o low 0 ” septic, pure i serneds 08, Froth aikanANt® anid aize,| ea0e for three Wire Cout Hangers, Cu cere alte eaten ciara Nien erase $1.50, at 760. white, absorbent, 400 Ib. | They can loaf around and live a shift- |) with invisible ey box, 6 1s. | 900 dozen, . Nose and Throat Atomizers, regu-| J. & J. Utility Boxes, 5 Aprons in! Jarly 750, at 46c. if os ‘ Invalid Cushions, 8 sizes, reguler! all Wand, Frin- | Benzoin Inhalers for bronchitis and | $1.76 and $2, at $1. 7 tes, all ; | throat troubles, at 35c, 750 and $1.60.| Assorted : and 60c, sah BR Fountain Bags, complete, regularly | taining 17 Pony ive ‘ 4 Amoskeag Ging-| $1.25, at 90c, ecvoey loge : 150 for two 10c Muff Hangers. fand tailored models; in diagonals, mixtures, boucle Abo for Spool Stand with velvet Pin and plaid-back effects—now all at $9.75 euch. Cushion and Tray, ubway Store, Balo ioe for threo 60 Hnameled Stocking Subway , Balcony arners, Dressmaking Needs 13 y , Imported 100 for five papers Biverve | -welght | or white. Sewing Needles. less, worthless life just like an idle man, START YOUR DOLLARS @50 for twelve 3c cards Snap Fasteners, sizes 0, 1, 2, black or white, rustproof, Saving Much on Undermuslins WORKING! i bam Aprons, in many : e Pate | i 2 eR ar aiae eer Gimbel "Honey Ore of Liven cones wen 8 mpanutesturen 's SOMNTTIERD to pave a (se, a 26 to 60c. | Ce eey ures, as Z ice ti 8 for women who need new 3 Sateen! : ve its were printed last a comb” Wash h nice tidy stock results in fine savings b 1,188 ses ianee abrman sliver + Cel or ine lar Lely Dainty" For | Muslin Underwear. Here is a considerable collection of small Aprons for sno A Subway Store Notion Sale x ae Plt Tapes tshing Cloths, surplus lots at 15 to 40 per cent, less than usual prices, Qc to 60c. | +Tomorrow women cah pay less than usual for needed sewing — THAN IN ALL THE 6 4 100 for three Se cards “Removable” HO We: . ; RK NING AN Se for So roll Cotton Tape, black or} pono Collar Stays. Corset Covers and Drawers, at 160,/ Combinations, Corset Covers, Night- White Lawn Tea|supplies that they can depend on for excellence. OTHER } YORK MORNING AND white 30 for two 25c pairs Lambs’ Wool | usually 25¢. gowns, Princess Slips and Drawers, at : and Waitresses! Z SUNDAY NEWSPAPERS ADDED Hees eR iwisting, tnate, “dineiien | 2aoles 25c patra alii Corset Covers and Drawers, at 250, | 600, usually 75c. Aprons, in many|, John J. k's Sewing Cotton, in| Gimbels “Removable Bone” Collar TOGETHER. ; : : meas ae tO Oalra ailnper on Rhee T aialiy aaa, Nightgowns,Combinations and Long] Subway styles, 26¢ and 60¢, | black or white, 160 doz., reg. 25c. Suppo cards 100, reg. be card, Dress Shields Nightgowns, Corset Covers and/| Petticoats, at 85¢, usually $1 & $1.25.| Store, 1s fancy Head-| _ Gimbels “Niagara” Sewing Silk, 100 | “Clinton” Safety Pins, in following Offers to sell Stores, Markets, tWo 160 pisces (38 yar Drawers, at 88¢, usually 50c. Bubway Store, Balcony ' Balcony pieces, 6c und 8c, _| Yard spool, 3 spools 10¢, reg. 5c spool. | sizes only: No. 00, 0, 1, 2, 3 cards 100, Good Wills, Partnership In : a ton 760 for, twelve 10% palre Gimbels C. B, French Darning Cotton, in ail | reg, 4e to Te ca Hotelh on 4 uf. eS i hip In Corset Laces “Duchess” Washable Dress Shields, shades, 4 balls 10, reg. 5e ball. Silk Hair Nets, for allover the hair, terests, Cafes, Res a P, three Se (5 yards) Linen 250 for two 16e pairs Gimbela o Perfection Guaranteed Dress for much less than they were really | ba a f rtment from 5 to ubular 4 fla OF ag VOT ms FOLLOW WORLD ADS. a CE | my ma | AND PROSPER! Main Floor Shields, yimbels “Duchess” Washable Dress | porter: pairs 20¢, reg. 10c pair, NEW YORK THIRTY-THIRD ST. Shields, 76 dozen pairs, reg. 10¢ pair, ubway Store, Balcony | OE — ¥ Darning Cotton, 45-yard | 200 dozen, reg. spools, . 2¢ spool. Silk Elusti> Hair Nets, 26¢ dozen, paper, reg ildren’s Lisle Elastic Hose Sup- BROLDwAR — ens a ee ri ener ean np sami