The evening world. Newspaper, January 15, 1913, Page 11

y the fire apparatus, an ambulance, two tng him to tet her in. She could get no} with him. When thoy reached the tat Tesponse to her rings when she returned, | Reilly had recovered and Was carry! however, and went up to the third floor,! out the unconscious Mrs. Slifkin. She where she emelied gas. She called Meyer | *8* taken to a nearby fat and an a one ae ea tain 2 | rrignt Sipaobal, Di, Tioeas tose | on PT foul sun be atay aon ‘ia ane fea [Def suffering from burns, shook and MANKILLEDBY GS, DALISONLATER 2=2 ees Sosa in and had to go to the hospital for It was filled with gas and the policeman | treatment. He, too, was suffering from cute and burns and was put to bed and told he could not report for duty again for several days, Firemen had little trouble in putting out the blase, which did $180 damage to the furnishings of the flat. In the bed- room Siifkin was found fully dressed and dead, eaphyziated, the deotors sald. On the floor the bed was @ fully loaded revolver, ‘The escaping gas had come from a jet in the Kitchen. No cracks were stuffed Went to the kitchen to open a window. Mrs, Slifkin had come in behind him excited at finding the gas-filled room, and not finding her husband she struck @ match and terrific explosion followed. She, the policeman and young Edelstein wore flung to the floor, cut by broken glass and singed by the flames. The curtains took fire and the boy, the first to recover, ran for more police. He found Policemen Melia and Goldman, who sent in a fre alarm and went dack a an Mrs, Slifkin Lights Match When Policeman Forces Door Into Her Flat. A Coroner's investigation is being Made to-day into the death by gas of Morris Siifkin, twenty-three years ofd, Which brought to his home at No. 14% Amsterdam avenue several policemen, Goctors, and several hundred persons about midnight and created no end of excitement, Glifkin lived in @ rear filet on the third floor with hie wife, Jennie, and kept a hand laundey at No, 1 Amsterdam avenue, They had been married two years. His wife spent last evening with | Telatives, returning shortly before 12 o'clock, ‘Her husband was always at home at| hight and she had taken no key, expect. | Best & Co, Announce the Opening of a Women’s Millinery Department under the direction of a well-known Style Creator where they are prepared with Smart Hats to Match Gowns and Suits for all occasions, French and English Models are now being shown with copies from 6.00 up A feature of this department will be the Popular Priced Hats Ranging from 10.00 to 18.50 FIFTH AVE. At Thirty-fifth St. Best & Co. An Advanced Showing of the Latest Spring Importations in Lingerie Gowns for Women and Misses Designed Especially for Early Southern Wear Imported White French Voile Hand-made Dresses, plain or fancy; daintily trimmed with hand- embroidery and Cluny lace; high or Dutch neck. 84 to 42 bust or 14 to 20 Years --ooee---- Regular price $35.00, 25.00 Imported Fine White Batiste Hand-made Dresses, trimmed with hand-embroidery, Valenciennes and Irish lace; high and Dutch neck. 84 to 40 bust or 14 to 20 +oe++ee++ Regular price $29.50, 19.50 Imported White French Voile Hand-made Dresses, trimmed with Cluny lace and hand-embroidery. 84 to 42 bust or 14 to 20 years....... Dresses of White Crepe and White Eponge, reproduction of & recent spring importation, effectively trimmed with hand-embroidery, real Qiuny lece and crochet buttons, finished at waist with kid belt. 84 to 42 bust. cccoeceesseres Regular price $59.00, 45,00 ‘White Eponge Dresses Reproduction of a recent spring im- portation; handsomely hand-embroid- ered and trimmed with real Cluny lace, finished at waist with girdle of Egyp- tian silk. 84 to 42 bust Regular price $55.00, 39,75 Imported Hand-made Dresses SS Of White French Voile; handsomely trimmed with real Cluny, Valencien- nes lace and hand-embroidery. 34 to 42 bust.....--- Regular price $49.50, 35.00 Imported Fine White Batiste pd a ne tered Hand-made Dresses, prettily trimmed with Valenciennes lace, hand- embroidery and real Irish lace yoke. 84 to 42 bust . .. Regular price $35.00, 25.00 Imported Fine White Batiste Hand-made Dresses A dainty model, trimmed with Valenciennes lace and hand-embroidery. 84 to 88 bust + Regular price 618.50, 12.75 At Thirty Fin St. petro wei Imported Hand-made Dresses Of Fine White Batiste, effectively trimmed with Ciuny lace and hand- embroidery; high or Dutct neck; three-quarter sleeves. 34 & 40 bust or 14 to 20 years. Regular price $22.50, 14.50 OF 14 to 18 years +-so+- + cerereccmmnrercoveccserersessstreewerss RIFTH 4VENUE im | was dead, Regular price $25.00, 16.50 |ana age was no cide, a0, efouo BROOKLYN LANDMARK inate I$ DESTROYED BY FIRE. said he had beet des for soma ee "Pney reported the tase | Somers Hall, Once aC a Church, Later, as suicide, ‘When reporters iate: saw Mra. Slitkin Used for Dances, Scene she saying her husband had ever! of Bad Blaze. been melancholy. Sho said his business | and health were good and he had never an more cheerful. Every afternoon, she declared, he went homs for « nap, and she thinks death came while he siept and was due to an accident. ——— Fire wiped out an old landmark in Brooyr to-day when the building known as Somere’ Hall at Sainers street and Rockaway avenue was des- troyed. Charles Lewis jr, @ piano special watchman rh Unionist Leaders Stick. LONDON, Jan. 16—Andrew Bonar Law and Lord Lansdowne decided to- 4 to retain the leadership of Lend Unior start for bis covered smoke coming from the mid- dle Moor of an addition, used as @ lodg- mons he House of Lords, re ing house Hie father, who is eighty spect » and te abandon the stand | yeare old, occupied @ room on the third they have heretofore taken on the| floor, and with the assistance of George subject of food taxation in connectinn| Donnelly the younger Lewis ryshed with the scheme of imperial prefer. | into the building and rescued him. oes ‘Three alarms were turned in before ses lachlan the fire was under controt. ‘The famen| | were prevented (rom apreading to ad- i nn fan iiidings, but only the wa “a | were left standing, The Sate ied ar is AND WUSTROUS IN A IN "Fl MOMENTS Newmuth, & fireman, was hurt, but | not setiously, by @ falling Moor, Girls! Get a 26 cent bottle of ‘bottle of “Danderine” and try this. Also stops falling hair; destroys dandruff. he building waa owned by the Am- | wes Realty Company and was run as a dance hall by Abraham Hymen. A dance had beon in progress till 8 o'clock thin morning. The atructure was orig inally @ Congregational Church, found- ed by Dr. Halladay, once aanistant to Wi Bubs Your hair becomes light, be 4 fluffy, ) dandruff, cleanses, purifies and invig itwas a Presboterien and then a Betis abundant and appears as soft, lustrous | orates the forever stopping itch: odist church. In rotation it became aj and Phat bok as IPF, eh a ing and falling heir, theatre, a skating rink and finally a] a \derine a But what will please yop most will bee thin moien Pa be after « few weeks’ wm, when D ine | and pn draw it will eed oe Dinner fer Explorer. be , we egy So = aa sowlay ax: hisvsbans-biy ie va be joseph Gree! strand at a time. is wi se No iss Cantral Park Wert entertained at| halt of dust, dirt and excessive oil hale growing all over the scalp. fi 4inner last evening in honor of Sir ‘rau i rete eee e have wi is ay we Ae sre Lech salad brah eon ht Deautifying the hair at Knowlton's Damteine from any drug. Dander jerine Mn every particle Gist oF toilet counter, coats, end try it. . Offers These---and Women Are Charmed , With the Modes As Well as These Lowered Prices Evening Gowns $165 to $37.60, were $22.60 to $65 Charmeuse Dresses $15 and $19.60, were $22.50 to $29.50 Velvet and Corduroy Dresses $15, were $22.60 to $29.60 Women’s Tailored Suits $15, $19.60, $22.50, #25, $29.50 Were $25 to $60 ‘Third Fleer Yow Srussian Drewes The Latest Modes For Young Women $15 to $25 Paris has quite simplicity of tnis mode, and its straight lines have. given the designers an unusual opportunity to create some charming Dresses. And it is these that we invite you to see tomorrow. Quite the most severely tailored model fastens at the extreme left with lingerie colla: the effective - $16. Illustrated. in Charmeuse, Otber new styles in Charmeuse and Serge at $16. Floor Favored Gloves for Women They are the three pani brands of Gloves eden by GIMBELS after long search among the best glove makers, and made especially for us— La Mascotte at $1 N La Favorite at $1.50 Modena at $2 The excellent quality of each le of these Gloves at its ice is due to the arrangements that we make with the manu- facturers to supply our three stores. Our women customers profit by the resulting economies. You may be sure of fashionable styles and colors, and your size in each in any of these three aualien 4 of Gimbel Gloves ad ur satisfaction is assured by the Gimbel giarantes, says—and means—“bring the Gloves back if you are i iaeed ortt with the service they give.” Main Fine Nickel and Copper Wares At Half or Near It Our collection of Brass, Copper and Nickel Wares has been remarkably rich all season in its variety of handsome designs— many impo: by us. Now the small lots go in the January Clearance at reductions of almost, if not quite, half. arence Ole Five o'Clock Te | 6 o'Clock Tea Kettles. $10 "se Kettles, Imported. . Hammered Brass Trays $6 93 Wine Sets, Imported. Tan eae nee Smoki: Tea an Cotten Sets.. Premo Cameras, Low-Priced Amateur ographers know well how excellent these Cam- eras are. The present group comprises our remaining stock of {ott models,which we offer at discounts of 25 per cent. or more —a snap for the enthusiast who needs a new Camera. eek vi Clearance, 58.50 % | |, Also— $9 & $12.50 $8.50] Cake and $6. 4 Trays, wicker rim, giz 6 China bottom. Premoette Camera, No, 1 A, double sala 2hoxd 4 in Film Premo, No. 1, double lens, 4x6 | Film Premo, No, 1, double lens, 3 Lr inches. Pocket Premo C, 3 4x54 in,, double lens. , Pocket Premo C, 814x4% in., double lens... Film Plate Premo, 314x414 in., dovble lens and vaive... Film Plate Premo, 3x51 in,, double lens and valve Film Plate Premo, x7 in., double lens and valve Wood Tri Loose The G IM B E L Ja anuary Clearance Sale | Other---Fine Savings Tomorrow med alls Bulga sapoad avoid toile ed har eh i Uc rm ed roa the block wae des “desien, inset, jot and fastening parr apeacent posted but- ats? one argeeaee Embroidered and Lace-trimmed Voile Blouse Tomorrow—The Newest'and Prettiest $2 Lingerie Blouses Join the White Sale We wish that we had a to devote tren and eau ee hee Blouses styles, for you cannot have a con of bow different and beautiful are these Blouses. to fp spprectals ee you wor Rt have to see the fineness of nch voiles, lawns and batistes, the richness of the Bulgarian embroi and the phate of the Leta These Blouses are fashioned after the newest models from . And even though they are not hand-made, they look quite Parisian ! In the Clearance Sale—miscellanies from our Imported and American collections, at extraordinary reductions. Third Floor A Double Sale of Silk Petticoats Heavy Quality Messaline and Chiffon Taffeta, $2.25 Extraordinary qualities of silks—rarely in Petticoats at tnis price! Styles are the newest—one with puneron accordion pleated flounce; the other with accordion pleated and French tucked floun And it is seldom tnat all taese fasalonable colors are included in a Sale—rose, taupe, green, purple, blues, white, black, also artistic changeable colors. Extra and Regular-size Silk Petticoats at $2.95 Silk Jersey with messaline ounces; also Pctticoats entirely of a heavy quality messaline— and the extra sizes come in both. ‘These extra-size Petticoats are not just a little larger than the regular sizes, but they are us! rtioned in every icular. and black. Second Fleer All tl a ae color besides white Popular Sheet Hosiery News That Means : Economy Music, 9c When savings of a third or more i abound on ‘such ‘exesllent Many ee at the qualities as these, of Men’s and Women’s Howley, it is wise to same special pi profit by them. The January Clearance Sale is responsible. « Women’s $1 and $1.25 Silk Stockings at 650 Black and a few in colors, broken lines of regular Gimbel qualities. ‘Women’s $1.60 and $2 Silk Stockings at 960 Pure thread silk, heavy weight, in black and a good. assort~ ment of colors. Men's 35c Socks at 25c Pair Our regular 7) ~- ide pea aedanasiy 5g or with maco split soles. ee Bandeaux and Hair Ornatpesitiicnes caatitt aren will be delighted with a selpctie, from piper bowing ar ¢ afta t ian Hanoy ilt, peg: etnan ie lend si t Acts attire, And for these, so i | 0 ret * At 250, Bugle Headed Bandeaux,) At 60c, Fancy Braided Bandeszx, in quay 0c, Spun Glass ep on Ope Aigreten wi with fine pearl Bc, ite and| At 606 to 95, Fancy Flexible Rhine- Bandeenx, see. te, White part stone Bandeaux, in a large assortment mx je blue and Bi d ae, regularl, regularly, Main eal an Row. in New Orleans, ri Pa Buld a wed Around Loveland, The Tal the Tulip Told. My Little Lovi in’ Sugar Babe, Oh, You Sil Mel Me to - Hint Cabaret, ‘ime Sol ee the Mh Choo Choo Ly ree, Bells. ies, Baby Bi That's iow " Need You When I Lost You. Land. pears Rag. My ot che Viol Ghost of the Violin. Hiteby Con Tuk Me to That Swanee Shore. Oh, What a Beautiful Dream, After All That I've Been to You. Eighth Floor and Subway Store Desk Calendars at Half 1913 is but a few weeks old, and these attractive English Calendars in their decorative paper frames have nearly a year of use- fulness before them. But now half price or less. 10c, 15¢ and 25c Were 25c to 50c Main floor, Rear “The Parisian Wave” A Great Aid to Hair Dressin; For the woman who wishes to have a waved pompadour with- out going to the trouble of having » permanent wave put into her hair, the Parisian Wave is especially designed. It may be found in the Gimbel Coiffure Salons, made of 14-inch Water-waved Hair, which will Keep, in curl for several weeks, mounted on hairpins. At $5.50; in lighter weight, at $8.60. And These Special Hair Goods Offerings Byte HES of 24-inch pe hair, for all styles of hair dress, at $3.60, SWITCHES 28-in., of natural wavy hair, weight, usually “REECE en of rihyeeeet Aig rains nature hg used inside or outside, At $7.60, usually $10, sag $4.60, usual! ain Floor, Rear ‘Balcony GIMBEL BROTH ERS