The evening world. Newspaper, January 2, 1913, Page 9

en we { HARLEM BLAZE | ry SITY FREBUG IMPERLS SCORES Ten Families, Including Fifty: Women and Children, Escape | ‘in Night Clothes, 7 | “Sy FIREMEN NEAR DEATH. | Roof Collapses and Stairs Fall, s but Only Two Men Are Injured. i fire, started by an incendiary early Qeday at No. 209 East One Hundred and | G@lmteenth street, drove ten families over | Geeks and down escapes into the street. Mere than fitty women and children, ‘WHR nothing on but their nightclothes, were taken in by Miss Helen Hunt, @uperintendent of the Suydenbam Hos. pital, Zhe fire was set at the hallway door i @f Mrs. Rosalie Botta's fat on the fifth i Seer. The police betieve the firebug had @ @tUdge against George Vito, who lives fm the fat directly beneath, and that he | made a mistake in the doors, Mrs, Botta @aye she has not an enemy In the world, i @bortly atter 2.30 o'clock Miss Ermiate | Betta was roused by a crackling at the Goer, She thougat of burglars and oalied her two sisters, her three brothers aed her mother. The hall was found | \ j= flames, | As the family rushed for the roof one | @t the boys left the door of the flat open, and the flames quickly spread in- Mi. aide. So rapidly did the fire extend that By “othe occupants of the upper floors had | a ‘ely time to escape over the room to the adjoining house before the roof itait ' was ablaze, FIREMEN HAVE CLOSE CALL AS ROOF COLLAPSES. Capt. Ruckholdt of Truck Company No. 16 raised his seventy-five-foot lad- @er, and with his men had just reached the root when the fire broke throug, + @nd the firemen had to make a quick escent as the roof collapsed. The other families were rescued down @ rear es- cape, guided by Policeman Stellar, of ’ the East One Hundred and Twenty- ¥ eixth street station, 4 ! \ While haif a dozen of the men of En- @ime Company No. 53 were working on the atairs of the fourth floor under Capt. ‘ Noth, the stairs to the floor above i crashed down upon them. + The firemen, jumping back, lost hold ot thelr line, which thrashed wildly edout them until the water was turned off. Fireman John Collins was badly ht burned trying to recapture the hose end had to be treated at the Suydenham | &) ‘Heapital and sent back to quarters, | Aa Patrolman Roach of the East One| §| i Hundred and Fourth street station was \q reseuing a baby burning debris fell upon him. He eblelded the baby, but his arm and face were severaly burned. He was attended at the hospital and sent home. ‘The viexe did dumage estimated at Vito, for whom the police think the | | fire was moant, {s a barber, and only yesterday morning there was a fire of mysterious origin in the cellar under hig shop at No. 2% East One Hundred and Sixteenth street. iat) SE STICKS TO POST IN FIRE. | 9! Belle Girl Calle Firemen from Her ke-F OMmiee. Conn., Jan. 2—Miss Eliza- ell, night telephone oper- as the State being called a in the office on) r of the little general ALM, she was] WINS! beth Mol lator at SheMeld, just ai ‘. j | aroused from a nap by smoke, she discovered that the store was alire below. | @he summoned Harry Little and then) eturned to her port and ca Volunteer Fire Company by tel 4 woke was wo thick in the o had to feel her way along The operator stuck to her post until the firemen arrived and forced | her to leave the buildin Want to Feel Young? |} it's Olive Tablets For You! | Beware of the habit of eon Vt develope from just » few tipated days, especially {y Old People, unless take yourself in bend tees the jeded bowel muscles beck { | atipation » pormal wetion with De Kalwarde th we fast Bes ol THE EVENING WORLD, Welcome! Glorious Month of White—jfor You Have Brought a Sale of White that Wiil Make You Memorable in the Hearts of all Women! = The Woman Who Adores Beauty and Dastiness Will Find This as Fasci- nating as 1f it Werean En- chanted Dream. KS fo) 7 fe) Ee & p> B fe) cf fe) oo) B Undermuslins for Women & Children | At Economies of 10 to 33: Per Cent. © That this should be an unprecedented Quality Sale has been our ambition! So, for months, we haveworked unceasingly to accomplish this result. AO, . And to say that we were fastidious about every undermuslin in this Sale would be expressing it quite mildly. It would have been easy for us to go into the market and buy a thousand of certain stereotyped style of night- gown, as many more of another, and another, and so on—just to make a sale. But we were not satisfied to have what any one else could get. Therefore, in Paris, as long ago as last Summer, we started to plan this Event. Since then skilled French Needlewomen who devote much of their lives to the making of beautiful lingerie, have been busy making $50,000 worth of undermuslins for us—all kinds of lovely things, from the Chemises, which we shall sell at 60c, to matched sets at $160, which surely would have charmed the beauty-loving Marie Antoinette. On this side of the Atlantic, the most expert lingerie makers have been busy making undermuslins that reflect the models thatwe brought from Paris. And all the while we snd worked hand-in-hand with them, so that ‘every piece of nainsook, cambric and batiste, every inch of lace, embroidery, veining and beading, should be the best possible quality. And we were not only fastidious about the sewing and every deiail of finish, but we carefully fitted every garment, so that sizes should be right. The Grecian Nightgown Is Charming The ‘Draped Effect Petticoats Are Delightful The Combinations with Pantalon Drawers Are Unique _, Ob, there are so many lovely things to tell about, for all the styles are new and exclusive. However, it is impossible, fur of Nightgowns alone there are more than 1,500 models! ° Laces---The Favorite Adornment But laces on Lingerie were never thus! The fine real laces of which women are most fond—Carrickmacross, Point Venise and Bohemian— have been wonderfully imitated so that they might adorn some of the inexpensive American undermuslins, Of course, | real hand-made specimens of these laces give beauty to much of the French Lingerie. And the always dainty Valenciennes and | Shadow Laces have not been overlooked, And (he new lace that resembles English cut-work, is very pretty, too. American Extra Sizes French | Nightgowns $1 tog40O............ $1 to $3.75.......... $1.50 to $85 | Combinations.......... $1 to $18.76...........$1 to $6.60..........62 to $65 | Chemises................ 60c to $6.76. , 85 to $2.60..........60¢ to $26 Drawers.............. 60c_ «to $6 ..60c to $3_—i«s.... ..$1 to $18.76 Corset Covers : 60c to $6.75.......... 16c to $1.60.. ...16¢ t0$16.76 Short Petticoats. 60c toss. hy eee ry oy ae row Long Petticoats » $1 to $27.60. $1 to $4.75 , $1 to $75 Princess Slips. . OB.76 CO GOD cn irrcrrecerrtrerseerreeroeroeene $5.60 to $66 Matched Sets CW Urey” Aner rn cre ro . $13.60 to $160 Lingerie for Children and Girls Leng Petticoats for Infante Frene), $1.36 to 613.76; American, 60c Crepe de Chine Lingerie Nivhtgowns, 68.06 to 612,76 Drawers, $8.26 to NCO 16 to Chainer, 1096.80 Comet Covers, @@ | Combinations, | Short Petticosts, in 6 months to 2-yeur sive French $1 to $6.60; Ameri Crepe de Chine Petticoats a Fs ht V-yeur sim -Amorienn, e to $8.76 $3.50, $3.95, $1.95 and $5.50 caPGftigente, Moto deyear wee French $178 to 66.60, Amereun, be Vheew Vettioos ’ bite, tok wad yt Dhue, but the other Crepe de wwere bieteh, 200 Lh eur rien, O66 wd 61.16; Armerionn, 2 to Ideyeur Chine Lingerve te ony tn white and pink wae, Abe lo §1.76. Combinetions Aimerieun, The to $4, Corset Covers, We to 92.60, Nightgowns--Vrench, 2 ond $8.60; Arnerican, 606 Wo 69.00. Becond Floor Children’s Drennes, $1.35 to $12.75 | | Dresses Infun $3.9 ry , 6 months to 2-year sine, 01.96 | Einarion inte the 2 a Oryowr amen, OL lo 0487 The January Our fase and exchurive La Indus of O10 ts Bh pany cide u 6k Ga tk A Aloo » A ert ted Hagen ve Cort wart wl on ) were te | oie winoe, Wut all from 1h to 60 wre iorluded Cutt Coven, 6h by regularly 42. fosend Pow Kmorican Lich Cortona O66 anh 08,96; regularly to Crepe de Chine and Other Negligees Crepe de Chine N. *, (ned with ewanadewn, white, pink, lavender, Hhwek, Hye mina hue 96, The Josephine” Newlywee, 01th handembroidered Brnpire bodiee, wibetrose, ie, 07.96 hate, @8,00, 04.00 und 46.96 ob ny 4 4; Bmovthe to Byeer vinen, We to 8,16; ; hecund vise Sale of Corsets arhetio Coreen, O1, 01.00, 08 and 04.76; tered Mut inoew k and flow uty » B od with one wie a 60, $1.70, 01.90, 94.40 New Styles in House Drenses $1.50, $2, $2.75 and $3 About (eenty new modelo in theese mudieh wnd practiog Soamy A yotvule | oor chambray ead piyue gq ane, | foguler » Comneta, OL.00, remy 4s », Langerle and Washable Dresses | i: (area Wise eiany ss Wa tor ER 740 Sample $1 to $2.50 wo ene erent: Senet gt tne me) Langer Brassieres at 75 ve O11, O14.00, 919.00, Hib wd HAT 4 6 tw ee é ' dong ' wd Lawn, Maeriningly Unies with lace wel nodery denna, Ad A allover win “hen ena second Fivors, _THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 19138. | If Madame has Resolved to Econo- A Very Important Part---To Housekeepers--- Of the Month of White at Gimbels Is contributed by the sections devoted to Household Linens Decorative Linens Lace Curtains Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases White Goods By the Yard Blankets Bedspreads Comfortables The White Sale offerings in these ps are all in readiness and present some of the greatest economies we have ever offered. Full details will be printed a little later. Meanwhile, come now and secure your share of the splendid things. Lace Curtains 7500 Pairs of Them, Crisp and New Form a Stirring White Sale Offering A housekeeper is known by the lace curtains she keeps. They are, to the passerby, the outward index of the taste with which the house is furnished. If you are aware that your home is in need of a change of facial expression, profit by the economies of this White Sale of Lace -Curtaias. : Savings run from 14 to 4 ona ied variety of desirable styles and patterns. Most of the Curtains we secured under-price, by having them made up at dull times, the rest come from our fine regular stocks. Hotels and boarding houses are also interested, for we can furnish quantities of most of the styles in the Sale. FS Aa ora a ave... sce BERT ATS Taw sa SH 0.60 0.60 736t0 O80 pair |AtT eae nas nye ako ase Sio.t8 pete $4.50 $4.75 $5.75 98.00 pair [Reg $2.65 $4.00 W60 WETE° $6.00 to $18.00 pale seh 8:00 8.96 SSB pair AL! 176 (9.95 (3.06 4.26 (4.60t0 0.76 pair CLUNY CURTAINS, in white and ecru. $2.75 $3.50 $4.50 pair +. 1.00 2.65 3.60peir "AINS, white and ecru. $2.75 $2.85 $3.00 $3.25 2.00 210 225 2.40 SCRIM CURTAINS, white and ecru. $1.25 $1.50 $1.76 $2.15 $2.50 to Go 61.00 1.165 1.66 $5.50 $6.25 $6.60 $7.00 $9.50 pair [£3.96 4.96 4.66 6.95 6.76 pair | Res. »Z se 8s 8s Fy 2 Es RE H as ini 5 aa Our Annual January Sale of Boys’ Fine Wash Suits $3, $4 & Higher Grades at $1.85 Think of it! 3,368 fine Wash Suits on which the smallest saving is over one-third, and from there up to two-thirds. For, although the bulk of the suits are of the $3 and $4 grades, there are plenty of $5 and $6 qualities at the same price—$1.85 each. A better offering than ever before, in this January event that mothers have learned to watch out for. . The Suits are the entire sample lines of three of the leading wash suit specialists in America. The styles are all brand new for Spring and Summer—nearly 600 designs in all, with from four to eight suits in each style. Some Suits are a bit soiled from being shown as samples. Fabrics are of the finest that can be had in Suits selling at their full prices of $3 to $6—pure linens, imported reps, kindergarten cloth, galatea, mercerized fabrics, in white and various color com- binations. Dozeas of styles in every size, from 2}4 to 10 years, will be found in the splendid offering; and mothers will probably do as usual, und buy a whole season's supply of wash suits for their boys. $1.85 Each for Suits Regularly $3, $4 or More Also a very attractive group of Boys’ $5 to $10 Hand-Embroidered Wash Suits at $3.60 and $6 . Fourth Fleer Not Sayin Distinctive Fur Chapeaux hs Word About for their Chic and Luxuriousness New Year's Resolutions will be included in to-morrow’s the Now yaa ty bs Bede, we suggest thet Disposal of $15 to $100 Hats Deposit Your Money with my At $8, $10, $15, $20, $25, $35 & $50] | rf a a peony pce sth Gimbel Brothers, Bankers and thus not only keep from spending it, but make it actually EARN MORE MONEY Fi which it will do, at the rate of Ney FOR YOU, 4% Per Annum in our interest Bopavimen: ON “Gis Seven ol partment y Bh JANUARY 10TH will draw interest january Ist, if still on deposit on July Late ms You can open an account for as little as $1. Main Floor, Rear Balceny misze—she will be Interested in this | Hand Loom Embroideries at Half Gimbel Apparel at Much | this isa wut! pra of hana Reduced Prices. | ; 4 bling a work, to sell at half price, ‘As Gimbel modes are always in advance of the | There are edgings, insertions and 12-inch floune-” usual fashion procemion, women ere eager to avail | ings, beautifully embroidered on fine Swiss muslin, effects own atelier wiil share the same fate, as we Hee eed ready for the coming of Spring. Every hat in the collection s 4 gexee of an on i i t i materials cig and eae French Salon in the Medium-Price Salon, $6 to $14.76 Hats ome 98.60, 63.60, 66, 96.76 and 98.76. four “broken wine” d wt the end | nainsook and cambric, in baby patterns, blind Pig yp for they are wure of getting apparel | and floral and eyelet designs. that fe just in vogue, 126 to 60c » Yard, Usually 25c to $1.20 Women's Dresses 46-inch flouneings, on fine Swime snuslin, in 22.50 and $26. | floral und eyelet designs; open scroll and Van D Meteor on Velveteen, GF wen bs 2 esses, 60; 2 bergen Volver ond Serdurey, 021; were $29.00 and $45, Bome fur ‘rina ape botin, ¥ ; were $45 and $7 Fvvbed pete Dresses ot $87.60 Lo $66; were $06 to 6110. Women's Tailored Suits 60; $26 w 640. > Serge end Brosdcleth Suite, 689.60; were Vib to 2.0, effects embroideries that wil make charming frocks for mid-Winter graduaten At 61 0 Yard, Regularly $1.60 Main Floor | Stamped Underwear Patterns All sorta of lingerie, children's thente, walete and mmilar articles, stumped for em , in our own demgne, on fine white materials, Cormt Covers, 26e. | Hiouse pat lerns on fine med Bro: Buite, 086; were ry Nightgowns, Tbe, 666. | corton, @1, Velour de Le " Choriot; Brosicloth, Cordure Et" at a heen bi Bile, Cape, end Sovvoveon ite, 980.00 and 686; that worw #4 hucks buck, S66. 600, Tbe | Kurques, Pillows, Afghans Brosdcloth, Velvet and Velour de Laine Buits sh bbe vod Conte, 16e to 68.60, 037,00, were 44% tw Wb, Beorfs and Squares at Little Prives jodel Muito, 066 bo 9110; were H120 Drawnwork earls and hyuures, luce (rimmed, 166, to Lacet rinsed Rearle and a, with one row Aloo on « namd eallection of Neening | each of bewling wind insertion, Ceowns of O10 bu, O66, 047.60 amd O40 10, regelarly 4 pewe handembroidered Lunch Clothe, @0.08 tt 10 We ‘ , 4 Vieor, | and oto. flecond Pleer G!MBEL BROTHERS easy NEW YORK VMLSTY-THIRD ST. er OR Ie Oe eT Ee a