The evening world. Newspaper, July 14, 1913, Page 5

THR BVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JULY 14, 1038.. | Was beating him when be Semped ta ta] Ho Trace of srisotag \ es cn a a | the interests of fair play. HAVEN, Coan, J patter IMBELS only gave him @ good beating but kicked | noon to- Store __Store Opens at 8.90 and Closes at 6.90 at 8.30 and Closes at 5.30 ‘*Have You Also Gone Bargain n Crazy? Asked one of our goog business friends the other day. GIMBEL pend gees Paap mare lhe b 3 SATS, ‘WSTEAD OF $5000 him in vital places and almost bit off the little finger of hie left hand, The Wat datlewine to pire examination wil) disclose, ac@ording to | the afternoon. The men hired the boat Fitasimmons and his mother, that the | from Merrill Walte's boat house inthis | , aimmons of felonious assault and Mag- wi * detective was the agxressor, city yeaterday, but, as they 414 not ‘ Fitzsimmons lives at No, 1060 Mifty- | leave their names, he has no Hea as to| seventh street, Borough Park, their Hentity. | Grateful Italian Kisses Detec- tive Who Saves Him From Confidence Game. Detective Guinta of Headquarterd® femped into a hallway in Thirty-third street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, te-@ay and laid violent hands upon Bal- Lococo, a youth of No, 175 Hast One Hundred and Twelfth street. With Leeeco were Antonio Digitio of No. 29 WWM otrest, and Ignazio Lapazent of Ne, 9 Becond avenue. ‘When Detectives Nelson and Finn, fol- Yowing Guinto, had arrested Abano and Lapaseni, Guinta took from Digilio's hands @ carefully wrapped handkerchief @n@ showed him that it was full of (lessee paper. Digilic fell upon the neck €@ @uinta and kissed him on doth hooks, The dete tives went through Me pockets of Lococo and the others Abano and Lapaseni were arraigned for @ttempted swindling. Lococo had ap- | proached Digilio on the street, they sald, ama asked him for help in depositiong 95,000 just received as proceeds of @ sult ture. But he did not kiss Neison and ' Vian, SON OF FITZSIMMONS EASILY WINS DECISION IN BATTLE WITH COP Detective Badly Battered Up in Fight Succeeded in Making Arrest. A badly battered up police detective gemed Harry Newman presented as a prisoner in Flatbush Court to-day Charles Fitssimmons, the twenty-year- oi @on of Robert Fitssimmons, the prise fighter. Newman accused Fits- strate Steers held the young man in 9009 bail for examination on Friday, Vitssimmons is a printer, and his neighbors aay he is a mild-mannered, heme-loving and gentle youth, but fully fable to take care of himself in a physi- eal encounter, He is well set up and looks considerably Uke his father. It appears that Fitssimmons and a friend were walking along New Utrecht avenue m Fifty-third street last night ‘when they passed Detective Newman, who was sitting on @ stoop. Fitssim- mons's friend stepped on Newman's feet ené a fight started. Fitzsimmons says the detective had his friend down and GRAND RAPIDS| FURNITURE . FREE eRAGs bED i With Every Purchase of $75 CREDIT TERMS: Bs 50/7" 109 5 or 75/1) 150 A WEEK O-ENS ag AN Account fanneday iver Von i earner, COLUMBUS “AVE. BET, 103'& 104,.ST. Worlds “Wanta” Work Neare| At All 30 James Butler Inc. Meat Markets Rib Matton Chops; choice, lb., 18¢ Spare “ieee flat and meaty... lb, L1¢ eef Liver .... ‘ 8c Bacon; pot hero strip or half strip, Ib., 22¢ ed sugar cured . . lb., 32ce Bolte Ham; sliced to suit. . bb., At All 230 James Butler Inc. Stores e@ Essie Peaches Large 24‘ can Lemon Clings—the 1 5° choicest Jalifornia Peaches in rich- est syru; —cut this week to, a can fora | . . Unde priced Specials for Wash-Day Swilt’s & Butler's Cak c Borax Soap @ **“* Washing Soda,33¢|Butler'sBiae, 24° Tomatoes, jirity ne Ne sen” SC NewPotatoes, ics’: Lbs 10° Corn Flakes, Blue Ribbon," '7° Rice, Equal in food value tothe high-priced, re 5 Belle Brook Milk, i Toe ae (7° Evaporated, thicker than cream, 5 aH Stamps KREE E with can c Essie Milk, "4%, 10 Columbia River Salmon, (71.5%... 10° Red Alaska Salmon, ii tia 4 1 Be Imported Sardines, civeci, 3 cans, 25¢ Norwegian Smoked and Portuguese— delicious dainties 10 24 Stamps Fil ‘EE with each ferme veer, 10° ie, 10° Fi mie imparted bottle... 23°F Peerless ed Mustard, 10¢ (agente big bottle 20° Ran race 10° Uneeda Biscuit,Grahams ! im 3 1 Uneeda Lunch, Zu Zus { *” Iced Tea Cools, Refreshes and Invigorates as No Other Beverage Does. Varieties to Suit Every Taste. Grades to Suit on" Purse. 40 49¢ Stamps with Lelb. 4 ‘eas 60 4-4¢ Stamps with lelb. soc Teas 100 42 Stamps with l-lb. 6Oc Teas 126.. an Stamps with 1=Ib. 7Oc Teas ans Stamps give Fe i rnene DEOOrLOn WER A tepound and er-pound purchases, bas (07 Choice of Formosa-Oo ong, India- Ceylon, English Brekkfast and M ixed Tras C hoi Drop in "C ‘off of Sold in eee G Ground to Supe 25 aH Stamps with Ielb, Reguiar 30 %.ea 0° 35° AtAl129 James Butler Inc. Licensed Stores Claret cratbody and ahs halt gal, BeBe Princeton Dry Gin w3i‘tees bute: 69° ' Kingussie Seoteh Mastin: 79° Ginger Ale fis. iis 3 be 20° } 50 QC Stamps with case 24 bottles, $ 1 Lager Beer, Liebmann’s & Ruppert’s with hate itllh tt l Men’ Men’s$5-and-Better -—— Panama Hats, $3.6 50 ane F sds Le : Panan Pee ne leon tine elsewhere for molto. "Now what we have left of them are pl a at reductions of nearly one- evenly woven, in five favorite shapes ad al gs ‘in onestyle or an- other. $3.69 each, from Don't Forget re all $2 and vst Straw Hats are see 1; and on Straws . igh wees boos ai Spits, Sennits, Milans, Biackinars and $$$ Women’s Fancy Bags, Newly Marked $1 ae an Jokerdevres pet hgh Btie or. Now ¢t sack beeen and rich fabrics, | in_white and lone beaut tiful in spite of ti los = All imported from Paris or Berlin. §1 each. pi iti tlinlealiheaadhe cae hic fehin ween ee ee EST For a Short Time During the Clearaway We Can Offer the Superb $30 “DOMESTIC”, Sewing Machines for $21.50 Recognizing our efforts to make this inventory Clear. | shoe Mh anny crannnting euncess, Wi he Domestic Mant facturing Company has enitved va to cut talaga See pag on our regular $30 “ 60, this model is an bargain for won wer intend to uy roachines of very high quality. This $30 Model at vl. 50 Has All Famous “Domestic” Features ior if-threading needle bar. asec ato ay tie tension and controller for change coer sews lock or chain stitch, as you prefer, ot (inet Tab ia A Fivntraer cst eae Airey on Lomersad at $46. For alittle while youcas buy it for 41 60 for cash or easy payments. $2 Cash and $1 Weekly without interest or extras of any hind. t prepaid to your nearest ee akan within certain limit or to Freight your door if on one of our wagon delive free of charge, if within Greater New York. ‘ey vered by a five-year guarantee both from GIMBELS andthe De ane Mache ar reine Co. Fifth Floor listen Fine Clearaway Notion List These little trifles gain in importance wher you get far away from home in Summer and your supply runs out, Foams stock up before you go away. White i fur three Ae. extra heavy bein for aes nie a tiger ape, = Des Nerd ins ‘Turkish Wash Cl 106 for t! be pieces Lawn Bias pe. Miscellaneous “Savoy” Tselney Pins, large size. Sayer 16¢ for two meet cubes Kas imported h jlars-| head Pi large cul r bo for toe “Phyllis Dare” ibe! for three Sc pare “Neverbreak’ oe Laces. sn a Tee for ae Reversible Velt Poltsher. for three Se boxes Gir emore't <rane” Divisible Black oF Browr'| bora pol ee Whitt ‘s aye i ur Upper I'rees, sed fal sp] L v. Dera g Cotter noon tr thre Be spools 600 yards ast i 35c for two 20c boxes 16c for two 10c spools Barbour’s ported Enamel Linen Thread. Dress Shields jimbels Im- 1 Black or fen Hair- ‘160 for two 10c papers Gimbels a best English Pins, six rizes. wasable Dros Cay al “Duchess 260 for two 16c Gimbel “Per- Abe for two 10¢ Gumbels Importes!| ection” Guaran wt Trees Shields Engl lor pair Gi Gimbel Garment Shields. Wo for ove hs bor Dresunuxers ||Guaranteed im bert American Pins. i Bathing © Tapes and Braids 6 Caps 100 for four pieces Hayal Stand- ard Average English » % to Yinch. 166 fur jour oc pieces Feavher- | bincks navy blue and stitch Braid; for two 10 pieces. Good News!—We Have 300 More $3.50Vacuum Clothes Washers To Sell for $1.75 And the new lot is even better CaS than the former one, for it consists fof the most wopouetal ty, oat of these i marvelously efficient machines —“The 7 MrcedOnee Made of ZINC, not tin, reg: P ularly retailed at $3.50, an now offered at HALF PRICE - $1.75 — while the supply ts, cording e rate o! fy pearance of the first lot. ao early for yours! —rittn Fleer "|| are great assortments of American Sill Hosiery, some of them hx ve been shocked, ae ah pate INARY CONDITIONS al ig during the sctions and, We We Must Keep This New Store NEW will find the Gimbel Store ly filled with the finest re en lekvae wardens Oak t the New de oy id World can produce. pe dag af ona gage my, Leontine on the lines pede thd glen ge, td yr niin Bapenaih ng C H ce sot Cray when a house-cleaning time, everything is badly w or & weeks, So the god sind com mariana not crany whee hen he price-dust flying for a few weeke—especially when the occasion is TheTariff-Year INVENTORY CLEARAWAY If ous treats in Nave pamenes, 9 fey weeks 700, with ons Cleavustey Drea —and enjoy the big offered—all of which are exactly as stated—we will promise Lea tatenre ueeulbdl tee tome of fies Chinas a Wate chore ae Soo Ra Aay selling of fin bese eurpree: oe The Once-a-Year Chance for Men to Buy Mh on Oxfords at a baal The [Th SG Gena | The en : 3 | Matera _| ie VR ee | enables lp ae eo men’s 7 concernet on, gy ogee fie gprs aeeg ara | REMENTS TO CHOOS J stppecits the tn hoes that are made are buying 8 two fal toes pane st 8 ! | rds ot $4.76 fnclude tan and gun-metal calf, vici kid, wax calf and patent coltskin, and a few white buckskin, with leather or rubber oe The $10 Oxfords at $6.76 include black French calf and tan Mcscow calf. | Look inside the Shoes—you'll find the trade-mark of the best maker of Men's Shoes in America. Second Fleer the finest WITH PRACTI RLY uf SIZE-, For 1160 pairs Letty orgies No wonder that men pa First Time These Ultra Modes at Less! 600 Dresses at $2.95) # Regularly $4.50 to $6 and More | ‘ Mt. SL wsientip French Linens Plain and Novelty Crepes Flowered and Plain Voiles Every Dress Has the Very Low Belted Waistline through the effective of en re i rose, pink and white—mostly thr pn ad Siaes 6 to 12 years, Unquestionably This Is the BEST Hosiery Sale We Have Held We may be pardoned for using a superlative in comparing our own events. f For it is accurate, Our Hosiery stocks have been thoroughly eneaned of all styles—especially the imported ones—likely to be affected by the new tari Wherever we found the ree et. eis ie dee ona ee facturers and importers we took advantage of them. ‘ The joint result is to make this Annual Summer Hosiery Sale unusually rich in variely and qualily of ts offerings. } ‘There are quantities of the finest Silk H that we have imported. There motte demand powets rape and lany Line Thre a er SAVINGS AVE) GE ONE-THIRD. Women's Hosiery Wriach Silk, black and colors, 91.96 pair, ae oe 60, id Cotton Hosiery is liberally repre- The chief groups follow: Cotten, a) black and tan, six pairs, $1, were 260 pair. Children’s Hosiery \ ane nee, ee, or gmnbecidered, French Lisle, hend-made, fancy tops, 66 | French Silk, eid actbe idered and lace- inserted, pair, were | 82.98 pair, were $5.95 to 68.50. Pari: ond jo ee Cotton, 260 pair, fi | Pure Silk, leek, white, tan, 85c pair, were $1.60 to $2. nag Hosiery an Pure Silk, piss only, ¢66c pair, were| Pure Silk, imported, black, ten, navy and | $1 and 91 gray, 91 pair, were $2.60. i A i pias and fanoy, | Imported Lisle, light colors, 860 pr. » Were 61. $2c pair, were 60c to Pure Silk, black snd colors, plain and fancy, Boot Silk, black & white, hee pair, were 50c. \ $6¢ pair, were 60c. Sample Hose, de variety, she pair, were| Sample Rocks. a, many kinds, 220 pair, were GIMBEL BROTH ERS. TOUATY-TriInD ws. |The World’s Summer Resort Guide Now Reac | Yours for the Asking: , for which there is such an enor [a