The evening world. Newspaper, November 26, 1912, Page 15

f WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1012. ENDS LIFE WITH ACI BECAUSE HUSBAND \ (8 TOO PROSPEROUS Wife of Simon Bruckerman, Canal Street Bookseller, Objected to New Store. “For Thanksgiving Sports— The Young Girls Will Need Chinchilla Coats The big brother is no longer envied because he has a greatcoat of chinchilla, and therefore has mother’s sanction to stay in the great outdoors as much as he pleases, Now the girls can also weather the games and without the fear of cold. Young Women’s Chinchilla Coats, $16.50 Probably you have seen this very coat at $25—for we have! The plush in its large collar also continues as a full length facing in both sides of the front; cuffs also of pia Blue, Oxford, brown and black. A $26 Chinchilla Ulster is quite like the men’s new “Avenue” coat. It has the loose back with inverted pleat and a wide belt. The crow’s feet that finish both ends of its muff pockets are a hallmark of its A yea tailoring. Lined with satin to the waistline, also sleeves. Oxford and navy. Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years. ware be» he-Gimbel- Notion: Store -- Is Ready for Christmas _1t contains all sorts of little things which collected on a pretty piece of ribbon will make a captivatin; set. There are Work Boxes abroad; from little ones, at 26c, which will please a small girl, to very elaborate ones in leather cases, at $37.60, all with their complement of silks, needles scissors, bodkins, and the like. But this has nothing to do with the fact that tomorrow we shall hold a Special Sale of Notions Pins Tapes inton y 46 for 8¢ roll Cotton Tape, black or Pina, white, gilt or black. white. 100 for five Eo pie. Gimbels Im- ported Enameled Wire Hairpins, black or brown. 18¢ for two 10¢ boxes Gimbels “Duchess” assorted wite Huirpins, black or bronze. 260 for two 20c boxes Gimbels large assorted Enamel Wire Hairpins. 10 for three Se boxes Gimbels “Countess” Invisible Hairpins, black or brown. Blavery to business was responsible J for the @eath of ‘ah Bruckerman, forty-two years of age, wife of Simon | Briuckerman and the mother of his five ¢Hildren, She could not stand the pros- Parity which separated her from her husband and children, so she swallowed the contents of a four ounce vial of carbolic acid and died, Hruckerman for years has been the proprietor of a book store at No. 00| Canal atreet. Recently he opened an- 16¢ for two 10¢ pieces (12 yds.) mercerized Lingerie Tape, fast color, 10¢, 26¢ and 60c for bundie assorted widths, non-twisting, India, English Tape. Threads 100 for three 6c balls French Darning Cotton, many colors. 106 for three 5c spools Niagara, 100 yds., Sewing Silk. other store at Fifty-ninth street and y 16¢ for two 10c boxes Elastic Steel " | 106 for three bc spools, 500 yds., BF Mptsdlingiegiocy ¢1. 4 ceinen onstc| Yj Junior Girls’ Chinchilla Coats, $18.50 pd Basting Cotton. dation douse. é Three styles—one buttons all the way down the Aah Ae, a whe (oF Miscellaneous Everything was going along nicely, front, and the others are overcoat models with belts and . : to $1.26 for Corset Laces. ‘The two elder children worked in the ' velvet inset collars. Blue, brown and Oxford. Sizes bp tad atandahitn . 196 for two 8¢ cubes Gimbels Im- ported H. F. Neuss Glass head Pins. Gimbel Imported Glass bead Pino, H, F, Neuss quality. z 6c for two 1bc extra Imported Glass head Pins. 160 for four 6c cards Gimbels Imported Pearl-head Lace Pins, many colors. 166 for two 100 books Gimbels Im- ( bookstore; the third child attended school. The two youngest—Louls and Rese, aged eix and seven—stayed home with thele mother. Mrs. Bruckerman vewalled the constant absence of her husband and thelr two eldest children. he wanted home life. There was too she seid. ‘When her 100 for three 5e pair “Diamond T shoe Laces, black or tan. 100 for three Sc cards Collar Sup- 14, 16 and 18 years. Young Girls’ Chinchilla Overcoats, $9.75 These for girls of 6 to 14 years, which are lined with flannel, have wide belt and patch pockets. Blue and gray. r4 more ar aiar in chinchilla, with velvet collar and inset cuffs, is $16. Navy and gray. Third Floor. What Can We Help You To Tomorrow? Everything Here for Serving The Thanksgiving Dinner 160 for 26c “Fitwell” Canvas Coat Front. 106 for three 5c Enameled-wood Stocking Darners. Sterling ‘Thimbles, 10c to $1.25 rge cubes $9.75 $16,560 “Now I will never see you or the children at ail,” she said, “There ts rison, @ druggist at No. 37 Canal treet, Was taken to Police Headquarters to Be questioned by the Coroner as to @elling the poison to the woman. He you can. ble style. New are Women’s Union Suits of merino, combining a | "ERM toa remaites nome’ win wif] QJ Whatever you discover that you need in the way|From a Full Stock of| Hair Ornaments That Charm |p'jzints*oit Pre Pin whe eee ffe last nigtrt. 11 red h 4 ousehi i ivi . ‘ ¢ three 5 Gimbels . . apt nea vii one er oan he vost hs gt gga Passion ea Women’s In Price as Well as Design | -vtcnca' cr CoinuneFnglan Pins| Lares, amortment, showing, Faney would make money erfough need UuITy. ‘ 6 * . ‘ 4 i" i | see i i le “ate it) (| will step into the breach with superb stocks and quick) Warmer —_|,, «pte up this little ot, trom an importer whove sedaon ie] atta? Engh Sod Head Bro | gh kes" TS fore. ; | 3 ins. fi ee Me Nook cesler, ween ‘sat service. Whether snowy Linens, ready to put on the) Underwear headiiresses 15 wiser hg ene Te cette t imitar| ee tax, bie, Gimbal best Coat Hangers | 4 es i H i i ere are eaux, et Caps 8, made of ii ng! jant , 4, 0, 6 = oe = pretiey begehetdy can, S the Caen on ae papa pert ‘gen! aaah oe ‘These are the days when the |tion pearls, gold-and-siiver bugles and rhinestones in many pretty! Hooks & Eyes and Fasteners “tee maled Fold \ atest store, She xeturned in fess than ui man, OF any “ eae ated NGS) -emarkable Gimbel variety in |designs—priced thus: 10¢ for three Ge cards Gimbels |"o5tor three Wire Coat Hangers ‘Bese as Seeeee, = S|) meted in the iitenen and butlers pantry, you'll find Winter Underwear for Women| oJ Ca 2.42 way $4, eu esa 8 only | Mt ore” Mak oan, Ba nd mdm a \, | stevator E,eY noticed that he wae agi- them all here. proves its worth. The range,| Aigrettes, with fancy feather stick-up in jase, at 266 and 60c. 1060 for free be cards “DeLong” od =o Polished Wood Coat @age at her foor ‘when tho boy heard & g What's more, we will promise, unless you live too Sa giood 2 $16.60, ts connplete POC ag Ee re Ry eter Aeapetig, etn ob Ron piages re Pato for twelve ie cards Runtproot | i8e for two 10 nickel plated Mul 7 ‘The husband was awakened. He far away, to get everything home to you ‘in plenty a . ont pets bes a Tom | regular, though moderate prices. Jewelry Store, Main Floor | Spring Fasteners, black or white. Hangers. Beets weal ong on the foor, |) of time. But give wus all the time to do it in that Penne ary Ucn denied that he had sold her any. Louise, the eldest daughter of Mrs. Beruckerman, declared to the police that © @he had gone to tle drug atore and \ murchaged a duplicate of the bottle and contents which hed ended the life i of her mother. The druggist vehe- mently dented having sold the polson to Louise, The law saya thet no drug. gist or anybody else shall sell greater than a five per cent. solution of car- { bolle acid without a phyetctan's pre- sortption. Thanksgiving Table. Linens Specially Priced for the Occasion Chosen from our fine stock of pure Linens, with the idea of giving the housekeeper a pleasant combination of beauty, ser- vice and economy in her new table linens. German Tablecloths tel ered in several designs, hemmed ready for use; the Tablecloths, from 69x69 inches to 69 to 126 inches, special at $3 to $5.60; and Napkins to maten, 24-inch, special at $4.26 a dozen. Hemstitched Sets, containing Tablecloth, 70x70 inches, and one dozen 20-inch Napkins of fine Scotch damask; some in new circular designs; special it $7.50 a eet. : Seilloped dete of one 72-inch cloth and six 22-inch napkins, of handsome Scotch aN u Hemm: patterns; it $3. Bed Linens for the Guest-room Log) Irian Linen ee tie! fully laundered, for single and double bedsteads; Women’s Tights Heron Cases of ths samo linen, apecial nt $1.60 a pair. | Of black or white silk-and- Hand-embroidered Pillow Cases in exquisite designs, pee at he ek | cotton, at $1.85, regularly $2.25; oon °F lin black, all-wool, closed or open, sizes 4, 5 and 6, :! $2, Thanksgiving Alliance Between 32.2%, $2.75 and 93. CHINA and TURKEY | Wool-and-cotton, guarin icc fast black, open or closed, at $1, In order to cement friendship as firmly as possible we offer | $1.50 and $1.76. "Main Floor for the before Thanksgiving a fine group of DINNER SETS made up from our open stock patterns and marked at extremely light-weight vest, low neck and sleeveless, with heavier weight drawers. In all sizes up to 40, at $1.50 each. Union Suits of merino, made in Switzerland, with high neck and long sleeves, are $1.85 ; with short sleeves, §t.76; low neck, sleeveless, knee or ankle length, at $1.50. Swiss Merino Vests, low or high neck, at 85c; knee or ankle length tights to match, $1 each, Presenting a great assemblage of pronounced economy items—the greatest in many moons of monthly sales—because the heavy selling of the last few weeks has created a more than ordinary collection of oddments, small lots and special assortments of seasonable merchandise. Requisites for cold weather, useful things for the home and individual. In every aisle, pleasant’ susprises await every shopper. To those few who are not familiar with the Month-End Sales held in this great two-story Subway Store, as well as to the thousands who are—a courteous invitation is extended to make this the occasion of a visit. We quote here a few of the many reasons why you should do so—today and tomorrow: Women’s $12.50, $15 and $18/||Men’s $10 Blue Serge Suit Tailored Suits at $5.50 Clearing at $7.75 ‘The most remarkable underpricing event of the season. It is simply ‘These are b: r " y no means ordinary $10 grade suits. We prefer rather to a case of an entire clearance of certain oddments in our stocks. "To || underestimate a value than to exaggerate it, and when we quote these as help bring about this value a very fortunate purchase was made where |'| ¢19 suits we are living up to the letter of our policy we procured about 500 suits from a receiver in the neij thborhood of 20c 8-Button Sack Coat 1 taih Good ti ny cn the dollar, ‘They are splendid suits in new Fall and Winter models, §-Button ble b vere 8, hs al “yt ood quality serge. Common and every one of them is lined with one-year guaranteed satin. sense, serviceable business sults. Sises 81 to 42. Subway Store, Balcony i aivinioainpeoliiisen , THUGS BEAT CHAUFFEUR. | CUT TIRES OF AUTO TRUCK. at $7. LR MEGS of Ketch and Irish damesk, 24-inch, several pretty ‘Attack Follows Trouble of Drug \. Syndicate With Some of Its Employees. A bold assault le to-day on Borden avenue, City, upon ohn Gaftn an euto-truck, who was dragged from the truck and beaten with a blackjack. Gaffney is thirty-one yeare old, lives at No. 101 West Thirty-sixth street and is employed by the Pierce-Arrow Company. He wae driving an a@uto- “teuck for the American Drug Syndi- cate. Four men took part in the at- “tack. After beating the chauffeur they cut the tires of the truck end fled. The American Drug Syndicate is said Subway Store, Balcony Women’s $19,560 Chinchilla Coats for $12.75 | Velvet collars and cuffs, fancy back with velvet piping and buttons} Women’s $5.75 All-Wool Serge Dresses for $2.95 . Button front, satin Robesplerre collar and satin catis, in blue, black } tobhave bad trouble with some em. ines, fame with an equally welcome assortment of | , or tan. Men's $1.60 and $2 Soft Hats for $1 eee creeccnantess Was. iio: 2 Geepal Table Sets. the Beatty of thea enerinigs ie that; addi | Lowering the $2 Girls’ Dresses at 95c | Soft hats in rakish youthful models, rough and Lea finish; Tel- Children’s 50c to $1 Bonnets at 25c Baby caps and children’s bonnets of felt, corduroy and bear cloth. Children’s $3.75 Coats for $2.95 Plush, caracul, corduroy and chinchilla; sizes 2 to 5 years. weid to be serious. In Norfolk fitted effects, plaited skirts, trimmed with contrasting | copes, Alpines and Mascots; broken sizes, shades; white or tan, { Boys’ $1.60 and $2 Hats for 95c $2 Soft Voile Frilled Blouses for $1 PS icy he Buster and Telescope styles, rough and smooth ‘The new bow-front model, round collar. Prince Imperial ffrills and tional pieces in the same design may be bought whenever needed. | The DINNER SETS Limoges rin, brown and green; Austrian China, 100 pieces, red bor- Cost of Keeping Warm “Good Luck to You borders, cid edges; ly $34, dee with caplet overloid; regularly tucked sleeves, Oras men's §1.50 Pajamas it Me oo |B) special at $25, Fed acinar That is—the initial cost; for unfor- $3.50 to $3.96 Lingerie and Voile Waists, $1.66 pn Daniel Is Vac Wng: N Daet Game ; for Ever, Ever More wi Thin, PN OSE bon ee ees Town a2 gold | sumately, we cannot keep the prices of Various styles; high necks and long sleeves, button back or front. in Oxtora en's, 92 Cont Sweaters for $1.35 a a dt et $1 Grade All Leather Hand Bas, Go Bach | 1" O°"! on for 25 n pave Seay id edge and handle oa mene on Be See ele, ae my cae aes. oe on ie Leather-lined and have change purse. Neat, strong and ble. or e L dayeagt 1 *, . * |efficient Coal, Oil an jas Stoves, ant D be - J 4 ered Ch a coin gold Risse eee after 100 pieces, pink-| We 40, just when Winter is showing its All the vane ON ee Gleves at fe $2 and $2.60 Umbrellas for Men and Women at $1.50 handle, 100 pieces; reg. $49, special | and-green border, gold edge; regularly {teeth again: Well-made; strong frames—sterling silver trimmed handles. at 936. $33, special at $21.76. CRYSTAL TABLE SETS $18 Crystal Sets, 12 each of goblet, | $25 Etched Crystal Service, 60 champagne, claret, cordial and wine | pieces, special design; at $14, cn, in Louis XV decorative design, | $20 Services, of iridescent erystal, Hyd consisting of 66 pieces, at $14. 6 Crystal Service, cut wreath de-| $10.85 Service, 60 pieces, Grecian sign, set of 60 pieces, at $18.75. at $1.25, border, at $6.76. Fifth Floor | DRESS LENGTHS | Four Tube, High Radiators, Of Very Desirable Black Rigo ty ace a And Colored Fabrics eh beat and Light Tog, Te, both heat and light. Reg At Half Price or Near It Oil Heating Stoves. 3-qt. oil capacity. Reg. $2.75, « The merrier the selling in this superb Gimbel stock of Fall and Winter Dress Fabrics the more rapid the accumulation of The Vulcan Odoriess Ga» Heater, nickel-plated finish. Reg. $3.50, $2.65, The New Vulcan Gas Heater, open front, black finish. Reg. $4, at $3.26- Gas Radiators, low, aluminum top finish, four tube, Regularly $1.65, at 91.25. Gas Radiators, top finish, four tube, Rogers Silver Plated Serving Pieces 50c Smoked Beef Forks, 900. 60c Cake Forks, 20c. 50c Jelly Shells, Sun pieces, com; Berry Spoons, Salad Forks and § Spoons, 75c grade, at $6c. ied id dei cic 16c Linen Finished Laces at 10c a Yard Edges and bands on antique meshes, 3 to 5}, in. wide. 60c to 75c Dress Remnants, 35c a Yard Black and colors, 144 to 7 yd. lengths, Including serges, suitings, checks, Henriettas, mohair, Panamas, etc. Women’s $3 to $5 Shoes, $1.35 Samples from a host of reliable manufacturers. La France Shoes, Lounsberry Mathewson and the Fred Todd Shoe Company. To these samples we have added hundreds of pairs of Gimbels’ regular $3.50 Shoes, in order that every size will be represented. Subway Store, Balcony. 66c Basket Weave Suiting, 48c Yard 54 inches wide, black. All wool, _ _ 98¢ All Wool Storm Serge, 65c a Yard 45 inches wide. Sponged and shrunk; navy blue and $4.50 and $6 Dress Lengths, $2.85 Each Black and colored Dress Fabrics, desirable weaves. Packed in box for holiday gifts, if desired, | 26c Corset Cover Embroideries, 18c a Yard 17 inches wide, on cambric and nainsook, Women’s $15 Coats at $8.75 A miscellaneous collection of fine quality well-tailored garments; short coats, three-quarter and full length models; lined and unlined. These are the remainders from three very large sales recently held, at $12.50, $15 and $16.60 respectively, black, high, aluminum Regularly $1.86, Why take your saved-up dollars And scatter them broadcast? If they're not handled carefully They'll not forever last. Subway 8tore, Bale: Invest thein where security y » Balcony And profits are assured— In Realty bargains such as through | Waterman Oil Heater. Brass Tank, 4-qt. oil capacity. Regularly $1 Table Damask, 70c yd. Lengths of 2, re 0c and 76c Fancy Silks for 38c s yard. $1 to $1.26 Tapestry Brussels and Velvet Yy " ; / dy 4.50, at $3.50. V, and 8 yds., 70 in’ wid AF Rs vet World ads, may be secured || short lengths—enough in each to make a whole tailored suit or|* 3 Extra Large Oil Heat: ba Rage Bec 5 $1 Black Dress V: i, B80. Q 14800 to 180 yard. bone Ataf Veiahiens | Gos dress, a coat or a separate skirt, No. xtra ge eaters, $1.26 Mercerized Damask Cloths, 75c each. 18¢ Black Linin, mn, 12¢ a yard, to 76¢ Printed Linoleums (room lengths, | Regularly $8, at $6. Coal Heating Stoves, No.8, Brick lined, cylinder shape, fancy ornamental $6.76 Damask Sets for $3.75. $1.36 and $1.60 Huckaback Towels at $1 doz. Slight mill imperfections, 60c Yard-wide g Satin at 48c a yard. 8 to 15 square yards), 36¢ square 36cto toad Soarfs, Squares and Centrepieces, Tomorrow a 12!,¢ Ginghams, 7c yard; ty “Financial” Advertise- t ine group of these Dress Lengths will be were printed last week in The ‘ard. r ry tee Gin, offered at half price, or a little more or less, hams, 5c each. yard. - ata on ta pe aaa ie op. Regularly $: at $2.95. No. 16c Crash and Glass Towelling, 12c yd. .60 Trav , $2.96. In russet loc yi More than in the Herald: Fienty “of such always wanted fabrics ie broadcloth and | {Peet 24°50 at $800; No. 10, | $1 Combinations (Women's), st 60. Cor- | testi, ate ielg Sand sein tine’ | ge Baise Oheilie: toe Brat. OKC WORTDUAD BARGAIN serges, as ¥ \s the jovelties of the season. | Regularly $0.26, at $4.25, set Cover and Drawers or Corset Cover and $6 Suit Canes at $3.60, Genuine cowhide, | 180 and 366 Wash Remnants, && yard. MANY WORE! ’ OFFERS Here is a list of examples giving the former price and the new] geit-teeding Coal Heater, nicke!- | Skirt. in, size. acto 18)30 Wash Goods Remnants, 6c yard, TO-DAY. price for Waist, Skirt and Dress Lengths. : plated, for’$10. 60c Corset Covers for 260, $1 to $1.60 Velvet Bags, 36c. Flat muske-| $15 Go th Sewing Machines, ut $10. ana WH wel e ting Range, Raps and oH Corsets at 86c, All well- | teer shapes, with long silk cord handles and| 7c Papier Mache Bust Forms, 66c. 28, Navy Whipcord, S4-inch . . . . 1 we $5.95 $9.26] 14-inch oven, extra large firebox, com: | KUGvR makes. | Sizes 20 to 30. silk fringe. 40c Papier Mache Bust Forms, 2c. (Sizes 614 Scotch Tweed, 56-inch ‘ee nk See ae $19.69 $8" | plete with lengths of pipe an ow? rf Bille Mes oun re sone, He, $2 Scrim Curtains, $1 $2 to 42 in, bust measurement, 214 Navy Blue Wool Corduroy $6.19 $8.60 /Sut up in Greater New York, regularly | wits one at 660 ayard. 36inches | $6.76 Lace Bed Sets, $1.60 Cotton Fleeced Blankets, 85c each. 414 Two-toned Whipcord, 54-ingh bile $11.25 — §6,26| $14.75 for $11.60, Fifth Floor is 36c Dimity and Rep Cretonnes, 20c. $1.76 Bordered Comfortables, $1.25 each, 8°” Mannish Suiting, 54-inch ©. 1. $8.25 86 $4 . 35c Holland Window | 76c Seamless Sheets, 56c. 8 64-inch Brown Broadcloth ote een $7.50 = $4.26! oycunmmend Shades, 15c each. 12c Pillow Cases, 6c. 924 64-inch Satin Soleil = Lo ae $5.69 $3 $2.26 Couch Covers,| 10c Bleached Domet Flannel, 6c yard. 244 54-inch Navy Blue Serge . $4.38 $2.60! $1.35. $3.60 Oil Paintings, at $1.75. 2°° 50-inch Back-Satin Cloth . ae $10.50 $4.25 $3.75 Armure Por-| §6.60 Oil Paintings, at $3. 2__ Silk-and-wool Poplin aa ee ee oe ee $1.45 tleres, $2.50. $10.60 Oil Paintings, at $7.50. 24 Tale nth ried $3.75 $1.70! ercapway © al ae He) Torro $s a *) Dioner Service, at $1.16. ae e ths run all the way from 1!) to 54 yerds; widths 42 to 64 inches, THARTY-TH . 0 o lece) Dinner Service, for $2.45, leng ay the 48 to 54 inc hes, | NEW YORK IRD OF. yard, Porniece at 8675.