The evening world. Newspaper, May 6, 1913, Page 11

a HRS HOPE fedokins for two cows and a tin pan or me e Justice Kelly, at the tequest of Law- a yer Samuel 8. Whitehouse, representing OF LOSING HOPE: HOPE {he Dreamland Corporation, dismissed the case affecting that company because of failure to prosecute. He overruled a % f] request by the claimants for more time, © Mr. Whitehouse asked for an extra al- y lowance of $2,090 for tne trouble the sult z — THE EVENING WORLD, TURSDAY, MAY 6, 1019.° The Most Important Sale for Men Ever Consummated in New York GIMBEL BROTHERS Announce the Purchase o The Entire Stock of BE. A. NEWELL Men’s Outfitter—246 Fifth Avenue, New York And ‘Will Place It on Sale Tomorrow At About Newell’s Wholesale Cost HE big type in this announcement is all that thousands of men in and T about ew York need to bring them to GIMBELS immediately after reakfast to orn Fen many aa A Newell 1 oe bai was ag ae og ey : catered only to thi t exclusive trade in Men’s Furn . is ° " Fifth ‘Aven and ‘Twenty-eighth Street has always had for its clientele the best- NEW YORK, April 28rd, 1913. \ ie had caused. *-Rattroad Man’s Wife Sues, but} He Blocks Her Plea for Alimony. George N. Hope, one of the bright young men whom the late BE. H. Har- riman, ke Andrew Carnegie, recruited » from the ranks and placed in responst- Die. positions, was sued to-day by nis wife, Gertha Miller Hope, for a sepa- ratibn. Until Hope and hia wife part: ENTS temper reached such ungovernable } heights aa frequently to endanger te} f life, She sets out an incident which oc- germs, CN does both; it makes everything with which it aye ae are not large, but the extraordinary diversity makes up for that. well-dressed men of New York, y whom we have been #9 well patronized. Newell tickets will be retained, wherever they ey oO We wi be attiig, ak eid 6 Wow on the be good ant t he Newell stock will be distinctly Wentiied imevey ee e prion; a ek tries be bene taunt Ut sunt Ghevinaiting eure: Ro Boatle secured for the Fp aco the BF oghinge ca several of E. A. Newell’s Youn ely, | ’ iar wil e si We smnat oupipane t too aber oly the importance of BEING EARLY. Our BA WEWELL } F — in New York. GIMBE ity. : ponte Dag Sage at No, 117 6 this fine stock at such low cost, because we were de- a New York City. Hope ts the controller of the Harr!- lightod with the Newell merchandise —chosen, as it has been, with remarkable deaiaia to Gisconttovus’ Che: teutnaad 80 BU Ac inal man lines at No. 368 Broadway, te taste, and ‘absolutely free of aa we should not be glad to receive into tors, 246 Filth Aven, an and desiring to dispose of the was jo Miss Miller in Omaha, regul stoc! l p tire the greatest possible dis; A ha Wosy Mime WUME emda cen ia dir thay clean pour wally ~~ ming § tt a hare oe can require for his Summer outfit—and for your oe forthe coeplste rks puch, ratty a i dein | ror farriman called him, lo \e in and has con’ Watiolan for Me. Harrimon Med ek wee rn anor Fall and inter after that —can be found in the collection. under the, same title up to the present time. } Hope alleges the railroad man'e ly, with a stock as exclusive as Newell’s, the quantities of any one Wo are proud if the remuvation that we have held among ' | 4 curred in Chicago, Oct.,1, 1910, after y Hope and his wife returned from a 4 baseball - @. She swears he chased i z - ee ee i iehife-tn Ade hand and threatens to Kil Oe en eee has ed that the public interest in these typical GIMBEL events | | onleewre 5 oc. is ot only sa but mediate, and the choles lots expel inch highly ‘ 1908. Hope, in an outburat of wrath, || | 10¢, 28¢, BOc, $1 fall = _ desirable stock as this —have an inveterate habit of being snapped u atruck her and bit her cheek, ahe says, The yellow package! The complaint was submitted to Su- Sen” fee seete-tep West Disiafecting Co. Impossible to do more than sketch, in broad strokes, the splendid aes Te Nepel' row were ‘i nee 660, 760, $1.16 and $1.36. Leotard otioedve ty ae ininy typical English styles for men and ge.t0 pA A tr Newell's ming art Court Justice P otto: beri} that men—or their wives for them —will find here tomorrow. 2 made by Dra Hope for allmony goa ae S | main facts in the most extraordinary Sale of Men’s Apparel that New Yorkers A Group of Fine Clothing for Men :) } eared etal — have ever seen: ie ithe the oxe7 tion of some. i Raincoa . te, Overconts and Sport Conte from snabasive | be —SESSS== ndon tailors, all the Men’s Clothing in t ewell si was made finest catned jes’ wheclly ater On ont Do Yo H Well? Men’s Shirts and Neckwear Claim First Place tallore in New’ York one of we a the reputation of being the highest man |] , ‘ in the business, ndidc collec most care, isall desirable, Bie ties allistay, ae. eee faites hd ow! ear e , hirts Cut for comfort, hig keep luxurious materials, and so up-to-the-minutein fash fashion that some of the garments were still in the tallor’s hands ceiving $20 @ week from her hi Homes the ore ie Latect From Newell’s own gael in charge of the when we bought the stock, and will be delivered to us as they arefinished. Prices as follows: | under thelr agreement. "4 |} Hnfantancrus on gee | most practical shirt man in the craft. Beau- piain and fancy madras and mer, “frie! Gree" Sule an foie tat tet mEvives | tiful and exclusive materials, chiefly im- _ cerigedcloth............+0+++ cs} 60 and $3 1.65 Men’s Suits Raincosts at 611, $14.60, $18.50, 928.50 \ CONEY CLAIMS THROWN OUT Seang pone 1 thie whe Ported, and made up in the very tip of style. sre cel ae ae sod ma curry ina great range of ae Materiag Newell prices, io ee ena ! +} Totally deaf | nab cot! disateen....... A an not in complete size- I's ” . a ee ae, me E eet i rir Sine Raines ge OO, ONE a ea Mee es at | leckwear Against Dreamland Dismissed. 6.50 92.68 From which Newell le exclusive Neck- ples detAieen ‘SUITS in correct styles for Brose of b nA gg said The beginning {s in sight of t H $5 to § $2. third or more below Newell's tie thee. Wore dlls OF the Meee wear to order. Choice designs, from Spital- and young esd at $18.60 and 924. Small lots of Trousers, white ) Lott heirs to mont of Coney Island, ue wos S600 ri) Rs field, which we will make up to your order, Newell's prices, $25 to $40. Flannel Trousers, parte Bicers and ibe 1h sisal Sas egy nee | 7” Neckwear $1.76 to $2.60; Newell's prices were $8.60 Overcoats Mackinaw Coats, at savings of one-quarter |] tae i Plain ‘and fan bates mocheted and es. Light-Weight Overcoats—In this fine tonearly rdion-ribbed Neckties, prem Pacers roup are Paddock Coats, Chentertields Fancy Walstcoa cheted and a and pocoraion sin) eckties. Crochet and accordion-knit Scarfs of pure rt Coats in medium and full lengths ‘and Black or white silk, f | } } Knabe Warerooms meri Ties at 260 and 60c; Newell’ At $3.60, $5 and §7.60; Newell's = ‘ prices wore 508, Toc and $i. : Golf Jackets and Waistcoats =~ avait $0, 92.40, 90.80 and 929.80 fashable white Waistcoats for r Dressing Gowns and Bathrobes. Newell’s has been recognized as having the . a prices, 635 to woes, 98. $3. at & wboahivthy Nevers ‘etiore, #00 or ening ec Elegant styles, from best English and finest Scotch wool garments in New York. Seats OF pore apd og buy uy Dow for French makers rb silks, silk-and-wool, The Jackets, 65, 08, $10; Newell's prices, $0.60 t0 $18 ocean voyages, as well as for next Winter. Pa to oei0 ; he and fancy clot , Soft ¢amel’s hair and $7.60 and $10, IM J At eae: Newall's pri ices, be ork Fur-Lined Overcoats : vicuna fabrics; many sia silk-lined * Bathing Suits s prices, $45 to § Just eight of these — a superb group, that t and quilted Two-piece Suits of fine worsteds that will Other Clothing will make splendid investments at their } at is, 92 oi. BRE: tt, oe ae do themselves p proud on the most fashionable braun ated Suits, or Coats and Vesta, wees nite aa to 9806. Newell ‘s i ea! jewell’s prices, | el k-lined. ices Of Reliable Make sk and poplin, for Summer wear Bay nine Suspenders Newsis prices, $40 10 $00. "Bight fine Coats, with detachable leather | The famous Guyot (Paris) Suspenders, in Senne ry heal and Dinner Coat Suits lining, for men’s motoring wear, at 938.60, } yg ged will POSITIVELY be i ma $19.60; Newell's prices, $19.50 to $22 sil an and silk webbing; made especially for at @27 and $36. Newell's prices, $40 to $60. Newell's prices, $75 and $85. v yearth Fleee. | your LAST CHANCE to secure pianos that loth Bathrobes, at $5, $7.60 and $8.60 ewell. have been on rental in the very oe homes in yong a A:GL.S6s pel—Bowe orien, 2.0, Male Fleer More Than 14,000 Pairs of Fine Hosiery New York for a few months only and cannot $ 1 5, 000 Worth of Underwear for $9,500 The variety is enormous, ranging from plain cotton to the most luxurious French silk. ! be told from new; in fact, we guarantee them Men whoare in the habit of buying the most expensive 9 pure wool or silk Underwear there Mewell’s Gimbel is can find it in this superb stock; and the cool athletic Underwear of plain white nainsook is Heavy French wes Bogiek Deny, Cee Price French lisle and silk plated, Eng- "ae? Otte , just as if they were new. tical: ther kind of good Und for men,finWinter and Summer 7 il posed ing votrptonad 3 ) Without reference to their $ og wih fe size-ranges are remarkably fond, ie enact promise all sizes in every style. oes sph Meso obeyed a or to $2.60 Lapel tinea ig } original cost, we offer them Original Ramie and Flaxall Shirta “‘ise’ Frise’ Lewis’ Union Suits of Silk-and- “Fries ries’ ‘Plainailk, in black, white, colore..81.60to $2960 - at only......cccececcees and Drawera....+...s0+ ves; $2.60 683 $1.60 Lisle, media weight. 14... $6 Bill, mostly black, some colors...$1 to$1.25 700 s eee . Deira! Li Linen Mesh Shirts and “wee girtadan ht Silk-and-Ws $12 15 English nalsh Cashmere ee gk Poke << ea DIME Ess es sarees} 38 nd Diawers.....0...++. 4.400086 08.76 ‘ : Delmel Linen Miceh Union Suits, $6.60 to $7.60 94 ir French ie and hand-oom ! ’ An Early Call In Advised KepelnenisaUsensd; sen gs Meaxta, tach aed Sea Tas ack cotton a ™ 41.60 and $1.78 9 ’ 5 Down and $5 Monthly Morley’ Ue Thread Shirts and Weights... 0... ceespeceeeene $7099 O15 English easter we with i P ‘aii: Bem . se “Shi Fe ptt een ci a ed Allen fis dolly & Bona ee vet 15&$2 91.88 j ec 91.95 wy weights....... i erf t $2. a $1.60 cay vail hia" i © Go mC Ty Cae Socks... af & $1.30 & PLAYER-PIANOS me Siso ie Te Oldieantlinens sssscrses 2.50 gis : GLOVES es . ° G cluding many of the famous . These were used in our season’s recital One of the Sealine of the Sale Fownes males, cha aad st tes bei Ton istingui: ij locha and Buel ite Buc! Sopot of ask iigeal home inp The Fine Newell Stock of Silk, Silk-Mixed and (tio bine Cap and’ White Svening various an e cost, they will be sold Cotton SHIRTINGS to Be Sold By the Yar d Gloves of a eis a year’s supply TO-MORROW ONLY at This is a part of Newell Sale in which women will be even more interested than the men. —_ from this Sa For while we shall sell hundreds of patterns for Men’s fine Shirts and Pajamas, the beautiful At @1.16a pal Newell's prices, $1.50 and TERMS TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE fabrics are most superb for women’s blouses and children’s dresses. 1. 1 i $1.46 a pair; Newell aes Lye $2 Liberal Allowance for Planos Taken in Exchange 18,885 Yards of Fine Colored Cotton Fabrics 2.50. oor All 82 in. wide, in designs not Ch, ha found outside of a fine special evel oe te hee into shirts to COLLAR BAGS order at $5 to 7 each, and remulas re ices would be 60c to $1 yard. YY they in ane in, Cheviot, K B AREROOMS French Russian Cords, Silk Zephyrs » Silk-and-cotton an: “Silk-andlinen fabrics, embi McDutt up, in tan sheepskin, 60c ; New- and Jacquard figured Madras. ell’s As re 1, In green, red or tan ooze leather, h silver, Knabe Bldg., Sth A At 220 Yard, Regularly 35c and 50c Yard silk-lined, at $1; Newell’s price, $2.50. Aa, 8:18, 08 nd 90.00 News’ prion, $3 0 nabe Bldg., Sth Ave., at 39th St. At 32c Yard, Regularly 50c to 75c Yard Ranvier = $i At 48c Yard, Regularly 75c to $1 Yard HATS and CAPS Walking Si Sticks —— Fine White Shirtings The Shirtin ng. Sikes oplah Geta Hats, fae onshOwdn, o8 78 Me; ecastloaptie vevioa sad woods, ineieling seaioees: 1 Jacquard Designs, Corded ot Eton, Satin Stripes, An exquisite ascortmcit i of Small quantities rosewood, ebony and ot! many silver-trimmed. Basket Weaves; also Silk-finished _— and other fs a 9 palern, pie many beautiful designs, in Sriped Newel Pr band in back, to hold caps firmly At 91.35, $2. 60 and 65. high-grade White Fabrics. Jacquard (or) P Habu on head, oY ‘Newell's price, $3. Newell's prices $2.60 to $16, Main Fleer At 220 Yard, Regular!: to 500 Cre a ond Striped Twills and Cheviots, Striped ‘Scotch Teced Caps, with ‘pow of same material in H die As S20 Yar Rofulariy bos to 180 Tub Silk London Shirtings that are very amart, und back at @1; Newell's price, $2. jan erchiefs ‘TWO STORES) TAIT erulasiy Too ¢0 8 othe ‘unefan Volou Hots, In gray, brown and fow we ben ertchad, sore with colored iil, — | PM ooh Flannel Shirtings ns f) ho Zued, Brualy $1 and 91.25 black, at 68; Newell's prices, sy vie fin” each; ‘s Ss 2 woot ke and 65, as = # _— os = i i Reevartnly " 92 In View of the importance of the Why Wait ? tul tater, Sach, ‘at 760 yard, regulary bh ee and whet cis ou re Fenopo, ms at sie) E. A. NEWELL Sale ees De : Sie} ; Second Floor | econ Floor ont Flew It is impossible to take more space than is required to announce the Now—Payasyoucan, | Thousands of Shirting Remnants at 25c Yard continuance of Credit Terms dats, &o We found many sar Peon, "rani & co 6 verte siren 60 make » bivust, 8 alle THE WHITE SALE or a child’s dress, which includes practically every sort and pattern of fabric in the whole terested Sections ane A — a Newell stock. Although full prices would be 50c to $1 yard, we shall sell them without spell the is ated Sects = = reserve at 26c yard—a most extraordinary. offering. NOTE—It is very easy to have the materials bought in this Sale made up into shirls and blouses by your seamstress, or at home. Bullerick ont irt and Blouse Patterns will aid: Butterick Patlern No. 4550—Man's. Negligee Shirt, Price 15c Bulterick Pattern No. 5930—Woman's se, Price 15¢ * 7.60" “a 4 = 4 “ 99.98 | , Write for Catalogue. > aati en eae ee