The evening world. Newspaper, March 3, 1913, Page 5

CHAMBERS AN ARBITRATOR. WASHINGTON, March 2.—Wilham 1. Chambers of Washington, former Chief Justice of the International Court at | Samoa and a former member of tho Spanish Treaty Claims Commission, was « to-day chosen as the third arbitrator in the wage dispute between the Eastern raliroads and their firemen, W. W. Atterbury, Vice-President ot ‘ ’ fe| the Pennsyivanta, and Albert Phillips, | i H — Full Speed Ahead! This ANNUAL GIMBEL CLEAN-UP Of MEN’S and BOYS’ CLOTHING Somebody called this event the ‘Clothing Classic” of New York retailing, and he’s not far wrong. For it presents radical price-reductions on gf sort of outergarment for men, from luxurious Fur-lined Overcoats, to a Mackinaw Coat or sepa- rate trousers. There are Suits for business and play. Formal Clothing for afternoon and evening wear. Storm Coats, Rain Coats and the favorite Chesterfields. And savings from 25 to 50 per cent. on all of them. Things are humming today, for many a man has been letting his clothing needs accumulate, to satisfy them in this Sale. But assortment is large, and quantities are plentiful—well worth coming tomorrow. Men’s Fine London Overcoats At $26, Were $46 to $65 All that remain in our stock. You know the makers well whose names are on the labels. In smart English styles and splendid materials, Also all our American t Vice-President of the Firemen’s organi: | zation, are the others. | Julius Left Safe Open to}. - Fool ’Em, but Cracksmen Gassy Stomach ' Couldn't See the Point, | Endangers the Heart | . Gas and Other Forms of Indigestion | ‘ YUST TOOK THE MONEY!] Are Quickly Relieved by Stewart’s | \ hice Dyspepsia Tablets. | Now Brother Louis and Jule sch, which cane the walls of that organ to expand and p1 Think Humor Is a Costly | 14, {hls presture sho rlously, eart must be kept Thing Sometimes, feettg, tree te erect to porform iin autlen “Now, Jultus, here's where we foo! the Surgiars,” said Louts Holzwasser to his brother, The brothers comprise the firm i Of Holzwasser & Co., furniture dealers, at No, 1421 Third avenue, where they have a large, six-story bullding. ] The remark of Louls was made a | Month ago. He had just put the follow- | Any Man Can Work Out a Sum Like This in the Clothing Clean-Up Regularly Now Winter Overcoat - - - 5 $25 ing inscription on the big seven-foot @afe: “This safe is open and unlocked. Spring Overcoat - - 5 Fifty dollars reward if papers are not Overcoata that were $46 and more. Gite ite ses ix 19.50 Gisturbed.” Cutaw: 5 20 “You see,” said the senior member of the firm, “if the burglars find the safe ts unlocked they won't dynamite it, and ‘we'll put the money in the bank every Hight, so there will be nothing doing.” If the stomach 1 hed, it Saturday was a busy day and when tied EARS ESaRRAli ate business was over for the night the|Geayee ome (red and sradually grow rl Weaker and weaker, untll they are un- frm had something more than $3,000 on|able to take cure of the food proporly. The Silk-lined Coats for Spring Wear, at $15, Regularly $25 We secured a saving of $10 on these Overcoate for Saving 0 $3 50 $4.50 $1.60 |. $6.26 99.60 $181 $100.25 Total Saved to Spend on Something Else—$74.76 ‘This is a saving Cy about 70 per cent. on @ quite com- you by having them made ahead of time. This offer- Riis (es saving of about 70 pat cent. on a quite Com. ing is one of the annual features of this event—the Bil want. to buy loss, others will h y nt ‘to profit even hand. They couldn't put tt in the bank, the julese only special purchase, in fact, made for it. Plain more largely by the ra there In 0 it was placed in an iron box in the Gases form | black or Oxford gray, lined with fine Merveilleux silk, | | clther cen, Amd bo ter Ve @afe and the safe, as usual, left open. misery and | and the lapels faced with cloth or silk. Sven larger ones if you ore Promptly. 6 wretchedness, as well as extreme danger G / Lrobhe The offices are at the back of the unbel L i J bullding on the first floor. The windows @re barred by heavy tron shutters, Ad- |help, Ordinary m Joining the building at the back is a one o stable. Some time between of closing and this morning #fars got on the roof of the stable, down the extension of Holzwasser's = z z 5 tor le. saetnecite ha satfeey at $11.76, $14.60, $16.76 Pry Separate Trousers at $3.60 and $4.60, were and $19.60, formerly $20 to $40. x . Men's Nortolk Suis at $11.78 and $19.60, wore 622 WGuuhi ee ee eee an § M Mackinaw Overcoats at $5.75 and $6.75, ww Suits, at $17.60 and $19.60, were ususlly $10 and $12. a 0 the digestive juices con- pain, hydrochloric acid Cincree wile the ditiein n erments, What, then, | . Youths’ Overcoats at $7.75, were $: fire-escape, jimmied open one of the big | would ve natural than to Prince Albert Coats and Vests at $19, were $32. Y * Suits at $8 and $11.75, wer: Coseean, ehutters and let themselves into the of roperties aruiticially when the Cutaway Coats and Vests at $20, were $30 to 935. rita la AS gt lds 74 ° ssa ; 8 unable to produce them = i 60, A edb san sai DA dita COLD the object of Stuart's Dyepepate : y, gan ening Drees and Dinner Coat Auits 64 481, wore} 9 When the burglars saw t on the | e . \ (| i { Te oe ere ace ay a Heron tt (presenting Ci endl $5.76, $7.60, $9.75 and $12, were $10 aanOZa’ Heperete Trousers os bbe and ¢1.16, wore 01.88 feward, Like practic. es ours! men of their pro- rs to take a | and t e the secretory glands, mu- ‘anes, absorbing glands and wails. They restore to the {ts lost powers of digestion so n again do ite work without aa- ey contain, In @ concentrated every element necessary to digest all sorts of food, whether acid or alka- line. S| If you experience an oppressive feeling Just inside the lower end of your breant- in the mail| bone and extending upward toward your this morning or to be called for by cole € not sitate an instant. Get a», lector, They consideratdy left the Checks where th e Detective polite case, but they say the circumsta “Household Efficiency” Is Aided b This March Sale of HOUSEWARES To get the best results in the shortest time, with the least labor and expense, is the ambition of every good housekeeper. The eager student of Domestic Effi- ciency will find much to help her in this Gimbel Housewares Sale. In the first place, there is no WASTED MONEY through purchasing utensils that are worthless, however cheap. The QUALITY of every article in this Sale is rigidly maintained. Then, the various household implements— hundreds of them—have been chosen with expert care, for their ability to PRODUCE RESULTS. Ss form a compRte exhibit of whatever is MODERN and PRACTICAL for housekeeping pu i Svery part of the house is looked out for, from disheaining machines and wringers, for the scullery and laundry, to glittering brass and nickel coffee machines and chafing dishes and fine mahogany serving trays for the dining-room, or fittings that won't rust, for the bathroom. Here are some random groups: Special Offering ALASKA-MADE Refrigerators A group of about 250 of these fine Refrigerators, all enamel-lined and zinc-lined, mostly bearing the Gimbel Special trademark, and all made by the Alaska Refrigerator Compan * side eCrand Salondes Moderde Garis Georgette, alii Tiduis, ae vis, Yon and other famous medistes of By Kave con - tributed to this presentation of authentic Chning modes. Ch diylay wll L asciolad hy psia Tablets from at once and taki the pain will te ce a affling. AN) druggists sell them at S0c a box, Bonwit TELLeR&Co. | BEGINNING TO-DAY AND FOR BALANCE OF WEEK Entire Remainder of | Women’s Fur Coats and Small Furs * Wash Suits at $1.35 and $1.86, wore $3.60 to $4. \ t Finely insulated, economical of ice, easily kept clean and in top-lift, apartment house an a ry} icer styles, ina Heads of sizes, ay Y Top-lift Style Apartment House Style oO ne H a | f 0) ff riginal Gunbel C Node Height Ice Capacity Reg. Now Malehs Tee Capacity Be reo (0) i i 1 Pp i 89 in, 36 pounds $9 $7.76 4 in. 4 pounds $15.00 ee Y 43 in, 65 pounds $14 $11 in, pounds 22 iW l h e€ r g na rices 46in. 76 pounds $18 oie 4zin abide toor Style $17.60 ! reflectin 113 - "th fereat imported materiale. Atin. 95 pounds $20 $16 44in. 100 pounds $25 $19.25 | | “oa Reliable Cutlery for The Gimbel 60-piece Sets of Aluminum Dining Table & Kitchen Kitchen Utensils One 5-qt. Tea Kettle ‘Two Cake Pans One Tea Strainer ve-piece Aluminum -han dG Kitchen Sets, of very best Your wrgtl cordeally solectted. Third Fleer cen) raced eepeeial) Aly he One iat Fou One Muffin Pan One Soup Strainer" | === = —=— = & Clark; $1.60. regularly $2. One Gat. Saucepan eS Table seen One Funna ' s ° : Carving Sets, stag handles, Ger- ne 3-qt, Saucepan Five Kitchen Knives ‘wo Salt Shakers { | Lustrous Silk Chiffon V oile re} BROTHERS man silver pdnidig Blos ped 2, One 7-in, Frying Pan Six of each Knives One Flour Dredge iq a IMBEL >} regularly $3. q Gas fein. Frying Pan and Forks Four Lipped Saucepans {| Extraordinary at 55c Yard Bankers native piece Carving Seta, tag Ge Double Hoaster One Soup Ladle One Hasting Spoon s | To realize how remarkable this offering is gon must, know Invite deposits in their Interest | silver ferrules, $8.60, reg, $3. At $25.75, Regularly $34.50 SIXTEEN Fupny Pictures |G) that the usual WHOLESALE price is just TWICE the price for Departments ane eenlls Game Gar , two pieces, stag ’ onal ‘- sits made undies, . i . EE ; Digi af the fabric: iar the gray” ch undyede and ‘rad it dged in | MARCH 10th are croited with | “tworptee Carving, Sets, stag) Aluminum Benin Kettes, gat. | Aluminum Spoons, long banda, y a " a AO; - A A sl » 'y a a over thirty fashionable colorings of our own selecting, including INTEREST at 4 Per Cent, | piles, $1.00.; Werke” celluloid |regr O0e. dois “Aluminum Frying Panse10 and 12 ivory Panta tan, cerise, American beauty, wood brown, Empire Per Annum handles, $2.76 a set; reg. $3.75. ‘Kiuminum Double Boilers, 2-qt. | in., $1.60, reg. $2.25 and $2.50, green, navy blue and black : , Mite ble July | Butter Curlers: 20c, reg. 0c, |size, 61.00, reg. $1.66, ‘Aluminum Berlin Saucepans, long Tt is 42 inches wide, ALL SILK, light and sheer as chiffon, | {fO"giy te" I Payal Y | Aluminum Berlin Siucepans, Sat, | Aluminum Coffer and Tea Pots, | handle, with cover, 6-at, $1.48, reg. but much stronger and with a charming self-striped or checked Convenient location in the center |" Tong hance, 909) 99. 73:0> ne Ee? fe ‘ he Mod B j h nm Fiaee f the retail shopping district, Oped | ater ee Women will appreciate at first glance what lovely afternoon Office hours, 9 to 5. pa FL serge : bd aang for © pls poe wat rade yale dreases i ° e 0! 8 D , . » end pronase May Uo aes ees 8 yee Min hoot, Raor Baleeny heavily nickel-plated on brass, glass shelves and rods, rubber mats, sprays, ete., all specially : priced, ; ° A ° hroom Stools, $1, reg. $1.25. Celluloid-covered Bath Seats, $5. Sponge Racks, $2, reg. $2.50. The Best Silk Petticoat Maker in the Country False mn Bioole § $1, rey. $1.35, | Bathroom Tables, $2.76, reg.$3.25. | ‘Tumbler Holders, 60¢, reg. 85e. 7 . erae4 noel 26 “Howe” Bathroom Scales, 0, Tumbler, Soap and Tooth-brush Bought an Enormous Yardage of Silks at a Large Discount Bath Spray and Shower, $8.26, | roy g15, Holders, for the wall, $2.60, reg. $3. A : ny reg. $10.50, Fiathroom Stools Glass Shelves, 5x18 in., $1,50, reg. The Gimbel Stores, in Turn, Bought the Masse Sprays, #2, ro. $2.60, | Standing Soap Dies 60 rey Sbe | 42; Subs in $10, reg, #10; Bad i : Glass Shelves, 24-in., $2.60, reg. $3, ‘Tumbler and Toot sh Holders, | in., $1.86, reg. $2.25. | Peau de Cygne and Taffeta Petticoats Steum-proof Mirrors, 4.76 & 6.00, |to uttach to wall, 60¢, reg. $1.10. Fifth Floor To Sell at $2.95 So, you see, it was a transaction of quanti he inning! And even the saving on each petticoat is big, for'the quality warrants the $5 pricemenke? from the very beginning z Z 1000 of the Petticoats tomorrow—in one style, whose sectional flounce is edged with narrow pleatings of the silk. GIMBEL BROTHERS NEW VORK TIMRTY-THIRD ST. Chinese and navy blues, light and d f » pink, , lavender, purple gray, smoke, cafe au lait, sokian ancl ond brava, wales ted Bineks % Spaces OF Green, pink, rome, In ""gecond Floor Spree PT TPS PS AR a i Nae