The evening world. Newspaper, July 17, 1913, Page 12

~ ft : ‘4 a. THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY if, 1019, , ROPE BRO CED (NEON THOS SES GIMBELS Store Opens at 8.30 arid Cloces at 6.90 GIMBELS Men's and Women’s Apparel, and All Other Things Wanted for Week-End Trips, Probably Never Cost Quite So Little as Now It is simply marvelous what excellent things can be bought for the (little July prices if'you go to a store that you can depend on | is Clogged up for both style and quality. GIMBELS—“The House of Fashions”—protects you absolutely on both these vital points, while offering Parrot “Sasses” and Swears at After Her Death Californian in | Sars Whip Testes 7 the most decisive economies known in recent years, in this rmacOrercnvn | ice wn von eg | Tariff-Year INVENTORY CLEARAWAY Norse Tongue. Drowned Himself. they had ive BY 2000 IN BATTERY | TOWOMANWHILEHE cssss3 eare old. | FERS BAK COTOHAL’) WROTE OFS EFT | Your Liver Well-informed New York shoppers daily express their amazement at the wonderful values we are presenting. Are you getting your share? | || All the Leading Modes John Andersen, A. B., of the Nor-| SAN JOSE, Cal, July 17.—After foed-| wegian tramp Trym, which arrived inj ine Mrs, Olive J. Smith, eighty-six) Cyyg sé ears of age, a drug for ‘seventy-two! Coastipa- ; " ons 17 part last evening from the Weat Indies |. and writing down the story of | tige, Bile : | in these Appeared in Battery Park to-day with 4 | jer lingering death, Stephen Mastick, A | jegssess, Indigestion, and Sick Hoadeche, ss 7 yrean tin a cage. The door of tuberculosis invalid, threw himself $ Nae ve Monterey, The| SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE pecialized {se cage slipped and the parrot encaned | into a shallow Inke ody of the woman wax found yester-| G@ngine ob Signature $0 @ tree, Just out of Andersen's reneh. | aay, and sear later dincovered “Come, Thorwald.” crooned Anders". | sagtick's corpae In the lake 4 “gat In jour nice little cage” | Letters signed by the pair aald that “Gotohal, gotohal, gotohal,” #hrieked i - q the parrot. | - - | \ Andersen called to the parrot in| Y Soandinavian and the bird replied in { ; te same language, punctured with fre- Oves i quent “gotohals.”” A park department Lingerie Blouses At $2 Dolly Varden Voile Blouses with double ruches of shadow lace or net! White Voile and Lawn Blouses with the cleverest of collars, and pretty embioide.y and lace t.immings. - cmployes tried to reach the parrot with e le 4 « pake, but the bird was too wary. i Hemething like 2,000 persons, including a | rat's tree. Men’s STRAW HATS $2 to $3 Soft and Stiff Hats, $1 $3.50 to $4 Soft and Stiff Hats, $1.50 Finally TraMe Poticeman Frank doth, | {the family will thoroughly ihe tallest man in the Department, | Hajon ails Broken Cott, bese # is derived from fry $5 Panama Hats, $3.50 Fine Net Blouses houldered his way to the throng, ap- | higher priced coffees, scientifically blended and roasted $3.75 kok Hats, $2 proached the tree, reacied op and | and because you get it while it is pure and fresh. WE je Bang 01 8, At $2.95 Copied from a $6.95 Model The charming model with- the long sleeves that are finished with double trills, Of course, this blouse has the fone Moai sa the neck and insect a of wi te ata ee ee etabbed the parrot a the neck, | ARE WHOLESALERS, BUT SELL TO ‘THE CONSUMER ‘the bird gurgled, and wy ‘od as Roth DIRECT, SAVING YOU THE RETAILER'S PROFIT. tanded it to Anderson. In the mean . s,s | Read What Mr Knight cage. Andersen actrted away with the par-\/t PAVOMITE WITH FAMILIES, HOTELS AND Ot under hin arm. He walked tack- | ZOABDING MOUBRS aii over the United States, want, shouting Norse sea phrases de-\ wo Seliver act less than five pounds im Greater scriptive of his feelings over the joss of | Hew York, tem pounds within fifty and ile cage. At the edge of the park path | @vemty-five pounds anywhere. fhe bumped into w rail and went down on 1 SBR take Govired. serrot wan freee “mt once more * | GELLIES COFFEE CO. The Split, Sennit and Mackinaw Straws are all rainproof. Fair range of sizes in each price in one style or another. It’s a pity for men starting off on their vacation not to go in new straw hats when prices on good styles are as low as these. i Fourth Floor \ ’ * | Men’sSuits of Unusual Character cub And Style—Were $80 to $35 ae way Clearawa | News—READ CAREFULLY N en’s and Youths’ $12.50 and $15 Suits, $7.50 Ow $19.50 , 410 Two and Three Piece Suits at this new low price. Plain blues and fancy fabrics, ; et By ack and Norfolk styles, all-wool, handsomely tailored. Sizes 35 to 44 in Sack Suits; Allof these suits were made with the care and discrimination |] 33 to 88 in Norfolks. Now $7.60 a suit. Subway Store, Balcony that is required for the producing of Gimbel Clothing. All were More Wom en’s $5 Si > : " il A made for our requtrstck, a full rom, Thev re iil infers Soa fu; Soecer ths ote te Se coe toettng ferent from s0-¢; great purchases of bargain lo’ price... Pure silk serge, all-black, with trimmings of black-and-white, The fabrics, the.patterns, the style—all carefully chosen. The red or blue. All sizes to start, from 32 to 45. But DON’T WAIT, if workmanship that follows the best custom-made effects, in fit, you want to wear one of these Suits on Saturday. style and finish. The man who buys one of these Suits will have jubway Store, asmart Suit for this season, and one that will serve him all next season as well. There are plenty of plain black, plain blue and plain gray Suits— Squawking inarticuiately, the parrot Katablished re made ite way along the grass in the 5 Phone direction of the nearest tree, Half a 233 239 Washington St... *C.cortianat 8471 cared teen and. bove enacge’d in 6 Between Park Place and Barclay St. aerimmaige to reach the bird. Finally John Andersen recovered his pet for the second time and disappeared in the @irection of the subway, as suggested ‘ey the bird's “goto! New Voile and Batiste Waists, 65c Some stores sel] these waists for $1—others ask more. But never mind that—they are wonders at 66c. Low necks, three-quarter sleeves, waists buttoning in i A P Flannels and soft finished worsteds, in _— ig Atal ee oer oe y : favorite patterns. And some extremely handsome folk und, Duteh and square necks, with long, short and (Come Down With The Cash.) Suits, repeat es fabrics. Coartantoad, half-lined, full- three-quarter sleeves, also high necks with tong aes Some of the Waists have the favorite large collars, with embroidery. b 400 of these Waists—all as bright as a new pin—65c ve |= each. Subway Store, Balcony ‘Women’s: to $3.50 Low Shoes—Clean-Up at $1.95 Remarkably stylish and graceful Shoes, from our regular lines. lined. Some with vests. Sack Suits, sizes 38 to 46 in. Norfolk Suits, sizes 38 to 40 in. Such a cut in the cost of a man’s thoroughly high-grade Summer Suit is worth profiting by. Fourth Floor $5, $6 and $7 Tennis Trousers, and You Can Have Themat Your Own Price That, in effect, is what the manufacturer of this lot of suits said to us,— and we ARRAGH-A-CHES-ED all right—but, believe us, at our own rice indeed—and that’s one good reason why we offer Oxfords, Pumps, Colonial Ties and Button Oxfords—Gun-metal, Vici kid, patent leather, black buckski Pp B y At $3.75 tan oh en ithe uso wie Nubuck Allsloes armong the various ctyles abl leathers, at eL.ee pure enon ie very fine saving. Subway Store, Balcony For tennis court and golf course over the week-end. Of white or gray serge or flannel; plain or striped; well made; well 76c Brassieres at 50c Small Leather Goods, 10c to $1 $25, $22, $20, $18 & $15 Suits at i and embroidery. hanging. Fourth Floor Bey, ong modal ow wand mtu bust, two mas 2 hal walrus, | Pebgres for teey Reh ‘ sets of garters; 760, usually $) and $1.00... Balcon; | Clean Up of Women's Belts, 10c _ The Most Remarkable Offering Made This Year Children’s Cool Dresses | elastic and fabric, in Tkin and fany lect speubdbnass 4 ’ ar) Now Repriced at 45c ubway Gvere) Baleony y Men’s 50c and $1 Scarfs | a, amc fag 3 ¥ : jut a Few Da: 4 rT At 25c page ; | Dress Skirts Made to Order, 600 ‘ 2 ; in a: F By special arrangement with the maker we will take i Six thousand smart Scarfs of the present season's patterns, Sree tea eearintty tee fe Oienieee cess i f partly from our own stock, with additions from makers also Lad SB aged vod pnt clearing up stocks. aire. Neck, 4 anteed. Materials to be selected from the 4 i oo Hi Men will want them by the half-dozens and dozens. belt pina in contrasting 2 of Dress Goods in the Balas leone 500 to $1.60 yard, Fs First comers will find plenty of Dollar Scarfs, And every Girls’ $2 Wash jubway Store, Lower Floor ‘ EB For Men and Young Men—Ready-To-Wear Scarf in the lot is DOUBLE MONEY’S WORTH, | Dresses at 750 ; Goodrich Sewing Machines, $12 ¢ Ay Blue and Gray Pencil Stri; Plain Grays, Gray Mixtures, Black- hay ales. a8 Oe ana Dae ae } a and-White ats and Checks} with Pat "Pockets and with Plain ’ i ror Srokinais-ranges u fetory, ata prc that pate —<— ? 4 pes canst, , te or without; also an assortment of W omen s$3 to $6 Pa rasols, inant rly Coe mah a — % i * y bearing, in handsome fou rawer ! Unquestionably the most remarkable values offered in many a day; no or- $2 and $3 mien oak cabinet, with halt-yard 4 i circumstances could possibly permit us to place suits like these on ‘This is a general clean-up of a variety of charming Parasols ys $2 to $3 Wash Suits, $1 (0% Mftchmena "Sd et of PS sale at any such price as #9.50—and only an unusually urgent desire for some from our regular stock and from special purchases. ac forbes acti nay aL oF ree. three, goo! |” Guaranteed for five years, Easy 4 “ . . sor by “4 id ~ , payments— one to “ARRAGH-A-CHES” could have caused this well-known maker of The fashionable shapes of the season are included, such as|} "adred Suite wil stay here but a, short time. | $2 Cash and $1 Weekly Z good clothes to part with them at any such price as we paid. “The Bell,” “The Palm,” ‘La Raie,” as well as the regulation || 10 years, at $1. Subway Store, Seat No extra charges. Subway Store Balcony "i 7 shape. 4 derw for the BRamilv.- onal $5.00 White Flannel Trousers, Now $3.75 There are plain Taffeta Parasols with various borders and Summer Underwear for the Family ---Bargains! Coats... $3.50 & $4) White Duck Trousers. . ..$1 to $1.50 insertions, Dresden effects, black-and-white stripes, pongees course, the prices on these le hot-weather styles are much less than usual, or vases $2 to $3.50 |Khaki Outing Trousers..$1 to $2.00 and other smart styles that will match every imaginable Sum- else the offerings would find no place in the Clearaway news. vee $5.00 Women’s 50c Union Suits, 35¢ y $1 Ay $10 ory Wey Th ‘; $5 to $10 mer costume. eae dh aleoveless, Pit by fet a drawers. nee or 9nd $5 e Vests, 260 also y rousers.....$3to $5 Several hundred of the Parasols to sell tomorrow at §2 and|| Sises4. 6 snd 6. one "Men's 360 Underwear, 25c $3 each. Main Floor Hyon coon tah or eae ee sinoa | tong Ritbrivean; Shirts with shore sleoves; Drawers knee ‘ Men's $1.25 Union Suits, 86c° Women’s 25c.Ribbed Vests, 18c¢ Men's: reinforced seanis; long alooves, ankle length. h len’s 36c Athletic U spun Rese low nenk, stove, sen 4, 6 and 0. MOD Aad ioaterr of neimwon aeieees, 288 Women’s 18c¢ Ribbed Vests, 1214c Shirts 33 n aas anes EwOR, Bae f mesh: aizen 24 ¢i Low neck, sleeveless; vory clastic. Dwar ate * niet SS .,..,_ Large Price-Reductions on Grass Rugs A fine collection of these cool and sightly Grass Rugs has come from the Sixth Floor Rug Y Shirt Sale at Our Five S CM BP art ve spores A Week-End Sale of Notions $1.50 Shirts, $1.15. $2.50 & $2 Shirts, $1.35. ($3.50 & $3 Shirts, $1.85. Handy things to put in your suit case or your bathing sult bag Store to sell at much lowered prices. ll | \ nae for, two 300 Gimbel real Hair Lodbiad oe Je [eer Ruck Cron, ‘There are Crex, Waite and Willow Grass Rugs, in reds, greens and browns, plain and in bordered effects; all for the trip into the country or to the beach. All under-price. size. a : . fect, at these prices: 279 Broadway, near Chambers Street bet ctortive te Vitel eapariag | pitts Bid BA SABER Has es ned orders’ at $6; were $6,00 t0 $6.50 |" fob Fae 0 6 tn, Baie Pn borders $1.60, were $2.75 savings, Union Square, 14th Street, near Broadway or brown. 8x 10ft. Rugs, fain borders, at $3.60, were $5.50 Subway Store, Lower Floor 47 Cortlandt Street, near Greenwich Street 10c for three 5e cards Queen remov- Bathing Caps able Collar Supporters, 600 for 75¢ pure rubber, dainty 125th Street, Corner Third Avenue 125th Bireet Store Open Saturday Evening Until 9 o'Clock. dha for Be Porters, “Auto” a ||| agin, TP Pissed Tulle, several ' colors. washable ar Bed. = Bat Hose Su; 20 ble Roll, and 60, Main Floor