The evening world. Newspaper, October 15, 1913, Page 9

"= ghow Judge McCall, The "show" proved + fled that ehe, with two potcemen, forced a way into an apartment in an apartment house last July, where she found her husband and, later, the co- respondent in the case, who had crawled under the bed. Mr. Lewis s @ son of Herbert Cecil Lewis, editor of the Army and Navy magazine. Mrs. Lewis ia only nineteen years of age. MITCHEL RISKS VOlGE AND DEFIES DOCTORS TO UNMASK CALL “Wears the Collar and Brand of Murphy,” He Says— McCall Raps Back. Disvegarding his physiotan's oriers and risking his voice, John Purroy Mitchel, Fusion candidate for Mayor, attended four meetings tn Brooklyn last night, speaking at two of them. At the ethers his speech was read by District- Attorney Cropsey, Not @ patent medicine, so \ {ante of polsonous drugs, PN rors ll saga In Saengerbund Hall, the heart of the late Timothy L. Woodruff's district, Mr. Mitchel paid a tribute to Mr. Woodruff. He gummed up the cainpaign issues with this reference to McCall: “Let him sputter and fume, protest and gesticulate as he will, he weare the collar and the brand of Murphy! Will you let Murphy administer your affairs for the next four years? That is the question presented to the voters of this ty.” Edward E. McCall, Tammany candi- date for Mayor, devoted much of his addresses in Bronx, Brooklyn and East New York inst night to what has been done by Mayor Gaynor's Tax Commis- sioners. He promised the fullest per- sonal liberty and the fullest consider- ation of complaints of unjust real estate valuation, He aaid of Mr. Mitchel in the Bronx: “I now charge him with being the arch enemy of this borough's prograts.” He alluded to him as “a dreamer" and “a chaser after will o' the wisps.” Oscar Straus, Progressive candidate for Governor Jast year, said on return- ing from abroad on the Kaiser Wilhelm IL. last night: “I wilt support *he Fusion ticket. I am for Mr. Mitchel and think he is @ fine candidate.” Synol, being an antiseptic liquid soap, is one of the|| softest, cleanest and most sanitary toilet cleansers that can be applied to the surface of the body. New- born infants and aged | people showing wrinkles of time find SYNOL a skin builder, soothing and re- With all the acco! niments of the old time poiitical rally, the Fusionists will aold to-night, at Carnegie Hall, what is expected to prove the largest and most successful mass mecting of the campaign. Prior to the meeting the various vi ganizations that are‘ working for Mitchel, including the College Mens Leagues, wil} march up Broadway, led by Vincent Astor, Theodore Roosevelt dr. and other prominent young men. Thousamia in the theatre district @topned at Broadway and Forty-second atreet last night to watch stereoptican views flashing in the windows of the MoCall Bus.ness and Professional Men's League, in the Long Acre Building. The slides depicted every conceivable sub- Ject from the glacial regions to the tor- rid zone, Occasionally slides would diverting, for #9 crowds kept up until the place wae closed. Cake soap rasps the skin and often conveys germs, is sometimes made of animal fats extracted from the car- cass days after putrefaction has'set in, combined with a harsh alkali, causing irri- tation and rough skin. Synol Soap is made from vegetable ingredients, com- bined with a germ-destroy- ing disinfectant which is || not found in other soaps. It creates an entirely differ- ent feeling, lcaving the skin || smooth and firm. | There is no sloppy puddle || on the washstand where Synol is used. | AT ALL DRUGGISTs. iNew Brunswick, N. J. | The United Real Hstate Owners’ As- sociationa will give a dinner at the Hotel Astor to-night’at which it is expected candidate McCall will make his first ad- dress "to the “business interests” of the city. Abraham Korn and Joseph 3. Schwab, leaders of the league, claim the united societies represent 15,000 voters, hes The Associatidn of Bronx Business | Men, a non-pértisan body interested in the candidacy of Assistant Corporation Counsel Richatd H. Mitchell for Bor- | ough President, 4 hold @ ratification | meeting at It+ @uatters, Third avenue One Huddred and Farty-ninth | street, to-morrems mii. —_ | The Edward FE, MoCall Independence | League open quarters at Broadway and Thirtieth street to-day with these | officers: William R. Killeen, president; | John F, Whelan, seeretary, and Edward J. Dunphy, vi ident. The new or- | larved by old time | Including several of his fellow bulb players of the famous | Leos on the old down town diamonds, Sesto WIFE DIVORCES F. C. LEWIS, | ‘ WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.—Justice staf. ford has granted Mrs, Pearl Walford | Lewls There Ar Malt Whiskies repared for bevera; Ps HE use of thé sick po geese the top. Distilled exclusively from malted grain, including barley, the most expensive. | +.” Duffy \ Malt Whiskey stands alone as the purest and most wholesome, and costs the most to make. | sau That’s why it has a host of cheap imita-| tions which are sometimes forced upon you from a mercenary standpoint, re- @igardiess of your health. But remember, there’s nothing “just | as ee as Duffy’s, that has the won-| derful record as a health producer back | of it, and is worth all it costs and more, Refuse substitutes and resolve to get | Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey and not something which cannot possibly take| its place. | Sold in sealed bottles only by most re- | liable druggists, f civeoky and dealers, 9 $1.00. Write our doctors for free advice | and medical booklet. The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Rechooter, N.Y. * qactimite of bottle greatly f ' juced. GIMBELS Store Opens at 8.30 and Closes at 6 P.M. The Man with $19.60 For His Fall Suit or Overcoat Can Have, Beginning Today, Hither Made to His Order And Pocket $10.50 to $15.50 in Savings From one of the prominent jobbers in woolens for men’s clothing have come some 110 —- of fine materials, of which, for one reason or another, he wished to c! lear his stock. Some are imported, some of American make—all are splendidly desirable in quality, colorings and patterns. Including— Plain Grays Black-and-While Checks Plain Blues Plain Blacks Vicunas Chalk Stripes Pin Stripes Fancy Mixtures Handsome Browns We shall make these fine fabrics up to measure, in either Suit or Overcoat, for $19.50, although the same goods, made up in precisely the same way, usually bring $30, $32 or $865. The Suits to Measure Overcoats to Measure will be made on any one of our single or] in standard three-quarter length Chester- double-breasted sack coat models so| field a Savy ae, QUARTER highly favored by men of taste in dress. SILK-L ED, or full-lined with serge. Men who like the luxury of having their clothing made to order, can now indulge themselves at the price of an inexpensive ready-made suit. it is GUARANTEED. Delivery in ten days after you place your order, It is our best custom tailoring proposition of the year! Fourth Floor Friday, October 17th, 1913 will present the entire stock of FRANG OIS 12-E-46zSt. New YoRK who has been one of the three or four notable milliners of America, and who for eighteen years has had one of the exclusive specialty shops of New York. The disposal of this beautiful and fashionable Two Separate ‘Women’s Gloves at 85c All Amazing, in the BON MARCHE SALE Two great cases, containing more of the 6,000 pairs of these Gloves, specially made for this Sale, have just come in to replenish supplies— Soft White Doeskin, Easily Washable Heavy Cape, in Tan and White At 85c a Pair These Gloves are made of soft, pliable, but durable selected skins. In every way they are the equal of our regular $1 Gloves—and these are the best ever offered at $1. They are one of the tremendous successes of this Bon Marche Sale. " And These Extraordinary 16-Button White Glace Gloves at $1.85 merchandise will undoubtedly be which we rushed from the steamer, right into the thick of the Sale. Made of fine French lambskin, perfectly fitting, with pearl clas; and buttons and overseam sewed. Also ft tan. We haven't figured at all the increased cost of these gloves under the new tariff, $2.25 will be their price in the future. Main Floor re gs fe] Laat Cre nnn nnn nnn Important Messages From the Minaret of Blousedom Blouses of Crepe de Chine in the New Colors at $5 ot henge ey Bacon pm: eens Skeleton Gilets of Brocaded Velvet, $3.95 hen worn with a tailored suit and one's soa pala le abbre- Ww viated gilet will look like a complete wi Beauty, Holland blue, white and black, Crepe de Chie Blouses with the New Fichu Collar, $6.95 This mode is cleverly Sonera to give the effect of a simple Blouse with a fichu, but yet it is all in one—and the trouble of draping the fichu Is eliminated, Blouses of Silk Shadow Lace and Chiffon, $14.75 The lace is in these delightful eolore—-violet, seal brown, dark green, navy, also white and black—and the linings of white chiffon are parti: inset with chiffo- of a contrasting color. Paris Hand-Made Blouses of Net, $10.75 to $22.75 Even those at $10.76 have hand-embroidered and lace inset collars, for t! are uctions of @ much more expensive model. The si louses are more elaborately hand-embroiderea; navy and black. Other new Blouses at @8 to 967.60. Third Floor The Sensation of the Year for it will include Paris Model Hats Luxurious Furs and Wraps Corsages Laces Ribbons Untrimmed Hats and Trimmings At Mere Fractions of Regular Prices A large part of this collection is the imported Hats and Furs that were held in Bond, because of the Bankruptcy proceedings, and were never taken out of their foreign cases until they reached the Gimbel Store. Details will be announced in Tomorrow Evening's Newspapers. ing The China and Crystal Salons Steamer after steamer has been bringing the beautiful new wares that are the result of our expert's personal selection abroad, backed by the wonderfully com- plete Foreign Organization, in Paris, Berlin and London of the combined GIMBEL Stores. This foreign organization is permanent, always on the ground, with its eyes and its purse open, to buy for us whatever it deems desirable of the a attracted to it by the buying and distributing power it represents; without ae" or ba aged besa say aueires every side, are seen the superb new Dinner Sets from ee et Rock Crystal and Bohemian Glassware, the charming Decorative China and well chosen Objects that make this collection, in many , the finest in New York. The igh enti Hatake of GIMBELS, as in low , is admirably illustrated Ud the Dinner Sets. We have the reputation grees, the U. 8, Customs officials of BRINGIN LIMOGES (FRENCH) CHINA TO AMERICA AT LESS COST THAN ANY OTHER STORF. This, combined with very moderate profits on our part, produces such values as these: Six Specially Priced Limoges China Dinner Sets $210 Limoges Service at $110 965 Theo. Haviland Service at §87.60 Rich encrusted gold band, with lace edge and Grose mand pink design, in the desirable border green decoration—-our finest “open stock” pat- tern. , $50 Wm. Guerin Service at $27.60 hd iocy Dainty border, with coin gold bandles. si nee rena tere prdet on ¢ a $45 Elite China Service at $96 coin gold edges. The GIMBEL Collection of Rich VELVETS Abounds in Special Offerings - Divining the certain demand for Velvets in this season’s fashions, we gathered a showing extraordinarily complete. At reg- ular prices we offer style qualities and colorings of these superb and luxurious fabrics in which every variation of weave and color of the momeft is represented, But what is possibly even more interest- ing is the notable group we have secured of Velvets Underprice: 4 Chiffon Veto.ts, 42 in, wide, in alt Desirable Shades $4.98 yd., usually 96, 05.06 yd., usually $7 All-sith Suiting Plush, 43 im., $6 yd., Usually $8.50 Blach Susting Velvet, 42-0m., 92.43 yd., Usually $3.50 Novelly Cordurcy and Velecteen, for Taslored Sutls 960 yd., usually $1.50. 01.28 yd., usually 98. $1.06 yd. usually $2.76... Chiffon-Finish Velveteen, abi shades—@1.90 94. emaally $1.60. Black Dress Velveteen—Aleo colors, 28 in, S06 YS, 1.86. Tigershin and Double-faced Plushes—Q4,00 yd, uayelly $7.00. Heavy Silk Costing Plustyes : , in taupe, mole, seal and bleck at $9.60, $10.60, 911.60 and 619.60 yd. Second Floor Boys’ Mackinaw Sport Coats That $5 Never Bought Before Look around town and you will do well to match these Coats for less than $6.50. The material is the real Mackinaw fabric, in red, plaid and brown orgray mixtures ;cut ina handsome double-breasted model, with belt and a deep shawl collar, Every real boy wants to have a Mackinaw Jacket for his outdoor sports this Winter, and this is his splendid chance. Sizes 6 to 17 years. Yourth Fleer The Increase of Silk Prices Emphasizes the Unusualness of These 7 1960 Silk Jersey Petticoats At $2.95, $3.25, $3.95 to $6.95 Silk jersey is the Petticoat material of the hour—and the leading one the season. ‘Therefore. it ft anita obvious that tomorrow one can save on the most fashions tleoats. Quality in every instance is perfect—-and prices are governed according weight of the jersey and the trimmings. Some of the Petticoats have deep pleatings of messaline, others have combination flounces 3 and tailored bands, accordion pleatings inset in points, tiny pleatings of the Sn Ne the majority are made with fitted tops. As for colors, all the new , are included— a Terra Colta Seal Brown Prussian Biue Mahogany Red Mauve Russian Green Maize-- Naty Pink Light Blue Black, Extra-Size Silk Jersey Petticoats, $3.95 and $6.60 Qnd Floor Wool Jersey Top Petticoats, $2.95 to $7.50 ' GIMBEL BROTHERS at prices ranging from $1 to $12.50 a yard. _