The evening world. Newspaper, October 23, 1913, Page 9

___sCrTHE° EVENING WURLD, THURSVAY, VUTUBER 23, 1913, ee 9 ! BORD NOW WANTS Bia | GIMBELS | A Change in Style Brings Just Thirty WIneaday night, Oct, 29, ts 3 THE RECERD Of ALL ee ‘ : sa Store Opens at 8:30 and Closes at 6 P. M. P $30 “DOMESTIC” to these ul dances and comedy, the clev To Sell for $23.50 eat funmakers Maxwell Ordered to Make |" New Tailleurs in these Machines you find, of course, the Fuli Report on Absence At $37.60 wonderful “Domestic” mechanism — the result . of half a century of improvement. It is a From Duty. Hi queen Ms 1, Joseph & Cha The issue of motherhood for mariled i'm school teach Fur is cleverly utilized for all sorts of adornment, from buttons to collars and skirt bandings! drophead ball-bearing style, smoothly-running, noiseless and efficient, with the “Domestic” ichael woul De looper, which gives you the choice of lock or ey, whether they will be |‘ and Fran Split Velours de Laine Suits chain stitch, changing from one to the other * for the pur of i mc “ A ‘1 Ne again bes | “ : | the Hoard of Education. sept AWFUL CHIN \§) Maxwoil has submitted to the th ny Vet of the tenchera in the ser f the city who have been absent fr Durpore of child birth. They number ‘ ——— fourteen. This total was much emalier than Hy H had been expected, and the report lont| On Face and Neck. Eruption Like tees the fact that nine of the Eczema, Caused Disfiguroment. women have i " 1 tai bi within the SuriadlGHoA oe Ge board Spots Festered, Cuticura Soap and Two of these have been suspended, but| Ointment Cured in Three Months, ‘ore@ are atill teaching. Ty The board finally instructed Mr. Max- Hope Fal Y.— "My trouble hegar. well to inveatigate and report on the| en my face and neck with an awful itehing nbsenoes and records of married wom-| and burning. It broke ont with pimple: are fashioned with the artistic in a moment. Russian Coat-and trimmed with The factory is making a change in the style of the skunk-opossum., woodwork, hence we are closing out the thirty Machines of the former style still in our stock. The case is a hand- Diagonal Cheviot Suits some four-drawer golden oak model, in Colonial atyle. in a Callot model, with the short While this limited quantity lasts, $23.60 each. Fifth Floor jacket that extends to the waistline Are in a severely tailored model, trim- ited with thols OF seal dyed corey, For the man who likes to “sleep warm,” we can cheerfully recommend these Allof these Suits may be selected in the | Pajamas. As most people know, domet flannel is all cotton, which will not shrink; rich tones of brown, green, wine and blue | and its fuzzy nap gives it a luxurious feel. sp teachera, It te understood that after ‘and the eruption looked Itke y that are now fashionavle. Also in black. ‘These Pajamas are cut for comfort, and present an attractive choice of patterns Abpea ws ONE Citenee, wi Third Floor | They are mighty good at $1.60 a Suit. Main floor wubject face kopt getting worse fn- duf better, The eczema | caused much disfigurement ; and loss of sleep. The spots {tched and burned and the} more I tried to act rid of | them they would go: worse. choi, | Then they would fester and come to a head | "T used massage crea: com ion : hope of ering data on which to) ohape a jd policy. | Tho list submitted by Supt. Maxwell Was as follows: | High &choole—Mra. Katherine C. Edgell, Erasmus Hall, Brookiya; absent | from Feb. 1 to June 27;, now Elementary schools, Ada M. Miraky, P. & 3 ia ee THREE GREAT SUBWAY STORE. EVENTS aa eninge Sale Extraordinary! Beautiful SILK DRESSES = Fine Laces TYPICAL GIMBEL GOWNS FOR WOMEN AND MISSES And Furs Every One at $12.50 At 75c to $5.95 And this figure means that the average is about The portraits of the famous HALF USUAL PRICES, Mey cents oy hela for in this wonderful assemblage we have been fortunate enough to j for these adorable neckfixings. secure ees : bac 3 pil “SS while the majority are $25% 4 Lak grades and a few formerly sold a! . . ee ne aera lee These are copies from recent Paris models and the popular modes predominate. —either sable-dyed coney or skunk - opossum —- they are Party, Tango and Reception Frocks 2 jept. | they seemed to get worse. a | soaps, bus without succes, The trouble Mra, Gertrude M. Rado, No. 18, absent | lasted five or six years; then saw Cuticura | from Jan. 3 to fept, 2; resigned Oct, 1| 80ap end Ointment advertised and esa: Mra, Anna E. Trema! 0. 166, absent| oF © sample and used it. I saw that it) from Jan, 1 to Agril 1 helped my face, I washed my face with sphine M. Iraacs, No. 194,| Cuticura Soap every morning and night | leave of absence without pay from | before retiring and bandaged it with the March 1, 1912, to March 1, 1614; resignea| Cutcure Olatment. ‘Then I saw there was | June 7. . chango: they did son Whee Gare nz | °, ‘more. up one of Cuticura J Tauih Della 7. Hall, No. @, absent trom god ono box of Cuticure Olatment and then | | purchased another box of Cuticura Oint- | | ment. 1 weed them three months amd the || cure waecomplete."” (Signed) Miss Blanche Beunett, Mar. 4, 1913. | | Cuticura Soap 250. and Cuticura Ointment | ber, | B0c. are sold everywhere. Liberal sample of | each matled free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Ad- | on leave withou 191%, to Septembde: 3 i very chee in small bands ‘Aa well beautiful d imple | t Mra, Celia H. Sherman, No, %, ab- | dheaspost-card“Outtcura, Dept.iT, Botton.” | that do not burden the fine well as many beautiful dresses on simple lines for young women. pp lan LEE resigned Seren whosbavoand shampoo with Cur shadow laces, ‘ Silh_Crinkled Crepes, Moires, Brocaded Charmeusbs, Brocaded téeura Soap will find it best for skin and scalp | ‘Mrs. Sam C, Martin, No. 16,! a: Fichus and de Medici frill e Crepes, Poplins, Chiffons and a host of other beautiful weaves and fabrics styles are most aprominent joor which fashion raves over this season. Minaret effects, beautiful lace flouncings and all overs, handsome trimmi id beadings, chiff ists wi 7 Too Much Can't Be Said for the Perfect Fit fur trimmings an ings, chiffon waists with charmeuse skirts; in f “Eppo” Silk Petticoats At $5 ahd $5.50 There are no complicated fasteners to be adjusted. You simply put the “Eppo” on, fasten it with small clasps at the side—and you are wearing a petticoat that i. -s you perfectly. It makesnodifference about the size of your waist measure, for the elastic that is inset in the back makes it fit automat- ically. The silk is shirred and stitched to the elastic, to prevent the latter from stretching. A new style in mesnaline has a Van Dyke pointed flounce, attractively edged with silk fringe. . . ‘he Petticonts of two-toned silks cre in the rich Autumn colorings, and there are ; ‘ Crepe de Chine and Silk Jersev Pettieoats In Black and Many Colors’ Second Floor A Radiant Assemblage Of Table Crystals This collection of Table Crystals has no superior that we know. _ It illustrates admirably the in- ‘ creased beauty of shape and design of , the glassware for 4 household uses. Its variety stretches from the wonderful Banquet Service of bd con eel Als rn soir were $1,060, e simple set for everyday use at $5. Tracie toe Neate ot td The great makers of the world 4 contributed — Thomas Webb, Corbet and others of England, Baccaret and St. Louis of France, en're Tired—Out of | sent | That's Why _Y. fact, the assartment is simply wonderful and the value superb. Serte—Have No Sepi. 3 to cate; aubstitute or ad- Every Size from 14 to 44. Extra Space and Extra Salespeople. en F, nuary to Mi ane 1 #: the establishment of a nigat 9. the Hotel Astor, for the instruction of the servants in/ e Mubway tere, Batcoay Lid ANNUAL BON MARCHE SALE OF GLOVES sce ae Continues in'the SUBWAY STORE | “Enriched with new items, many of which were reserved for this Subway Store event and others which have since been Hnalish, the howt managoment having | Cgggtigas Kiven a # lhoolroon. i of tiew, : "ithe bousness, Inc: gestion, and Sick Headache, . ‘SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE brought to light while re-arranging stocks. Never have we had occasion to present such exceedingly fine values in abso- Genuine euwte: Signature | lutely reliable GIMBEL GLOVES. a F : h 6 @ child. | She meek reinata ment | Mire Annie L. landers, the Prookiyn | \ teacher who hashal a ch.id, and who === a ce enator Held. Megistrate Casp' n Centre Streot | Court yesterday aeld former Senator Jose Anionlo Fras of Caba in $2,500 | ball to aw Jury on complaint by Hugh J. Relily and grows out o testimony that Frias wave in a proceding before Supreme Court Justice Weeks relating to con- cesaions from th Cuban Government. eelaedony Men’s Domet Pajamas, $1.50 Chiffon Broadcloth Suits An Antidote for Cold Nights ° ! Women's 2-clasp Glace Gloves at 75c Pair 2,65 re of fi lace two-claap hite with blac! Boys’ Capeskin Gauntlets at 60c Full cuff, sensible everyday glove for boys in cape leather. rod b ; also tan with self embroidered backs Children’s Capeskin Glo a Pai Women’s 1-clasp Pique Gloves at 85c A et price for ten tor get — = PirciilareAa y lovee of excelient quality, black and white—a timnited | Children’s Kid Gloves at 25c Women’s 16-Button Lambskin Gloves at $1.85 } ‘Thene are a 81 glove, but they! are a broken size and out of the ordinary hades, auch as black, navy, maroon, champagne and cream. ‘These ure of soft, fine skins, well out and proportioned and finished with | © ai! the Parix touches—white only. $4.25 is che price we will charin for ths Men’s Tan Capeskin Gloves at 85c Pair SUpTI Sake 06 Saly Rive: RLIBE: SEIS DOL-A ORO: wi fortunato | ing these glover from the maker of our 81.60 '¢ were fortunate in secur! , 0 of our $1.50 Women's Fine Capeskin Gloves at 85c Pair ani $3 windes—chay claire it wae s Mind of peace offering for the Hoa These ure $1 quality. nen, sion that we ever chan, oversewn Gloves, White with xelf embroidered backs and black witr style—$1 fi 10 price—one fact this ts the only occa- Marche aale—wn elegantly Antshed, stylish glove f only. . way Store, Balcony Over 1,000 SUITS & OVERCOATS for Men & Youn ‘Men New Winter Styles Which Were Made to Sell at $18 an For This Occasion $11 Gimbels procured the entire surplus stock of a well-known Broadway tailoring house. And an offering: of this nature right at the height of the season is quite unprecedented. You will be surprised at the fineness of these Suits, Overcoate and Raincoats. $18 to $20 Suits and Overcoats, $11 THE SUITS are mide of the newest fabrics and colorings, in cheviots, camsimeres, worteds, in graye, browns, plain and fancy blues; in a large range of new figures and stripes; four modela in ail sizes. 1, English model with long rolling lapels. 2. Threetution models with shapely shoulders and medium lapel. 3. Two-button coals with long lapels. 4. The more consercatice models for ae men. THE OVERCOATS—Shawi coliar, double-breasted, belted-back Overcoats and dressy 46-inch Chester- field Coats, Ample choice in fine browns, blues and grays anda considerable assortment of new stripes and fancy tweeds, In this assortment are some Coata with the new iashionable hand-turned invisible seamed edges. The linings generally are of heavy aorge with antin sleeve linings. . 5 Health and Beauty Helps BY MRS, MAE MARTYN, 1 won be four ounces inte hot Water © tablespoonful . There are convertible collar overcoats, 0 in. long in ull-wool fabrics, in the newest and most desirable shaties; full range of sises, 34 to 46, 3 skip of the , ie and insures perfect, compieson, jon will not rt com Jaan se , Techernisch $18 & $20 Top Coats & Raincoats, $11 5 + 7 p.Coata of » black and fancy mixtares; also @ few hg ign ay BG One ot UAE eae Meee aiade nea ahaa ta tne eageee tani ve bers, (Ou feng é hi oj and of excel- Ur and interiined; Raglan or plain shoulders: iniewan ri iol, Heed phe er AND THESE FINE VALUES FOR BOYS rial aucetand . Me AS rae ee Boys’ $5 All-Wool School Overcosts for $3.95 korea, Bo) te ia = n act, we Single and Double-Breasted Mode! in styles, with convertible collars; fine Winter 7 display . welgnta, fy leo ae sizes for dove # to 17, 140 Open Stock Patterns in Table Glassware mute eeeeee canter eine ‘Sunway, Store ee, FE All Wool Suite, 08 ci should be from which one can choose a single dozen or a complete service. ‘They use thie re fine, serviceable aut | ull and all seams reinforced; good mixtures ‘owns and grays; double-breasted and Norfolit couts; sizes 6 to 16. Boys’ Ali-Wool Overcoats, $5 Convertible collars: nice range of brown an4 r nixtures; all-wool plaid lining, double- d,.helted backs, sizes 9 to 17 ly tailored, very atylish suits; seams thor- oughly reinforced; in new shades of brown and tan mixtures; Norfolk models; sizes 7 to 17. Boys’ $4 Chinchilla Overcosts at $2.05 Fine blue and gray chinchilla coats with velvet collars; button close to the neok; ‘iwi ining: sizes 2% to 9. Among many interesting new arrivals are, for instance, the unique designs from the Imperial and Royal Austrian training school at Haida in Bohemia, of which we illustrate a Cordial Set at $18. In acharming and original shape, in dec- oration of gold and blue. Regular price, $26. Another typically beautiful specimen is the gold-encrusted Table Serviceof 60 pieces, $87.60, regularly $145. These Offerings at Special Prices $75English Royal Crystal Goblets, $3 Engraved Cologne Bottles, $1.76 dozen, $26, . $12 Service of 60 pieces, engraved $47.80 Engraved Services of 60 | initia! 1 am age sou are wrong in the idee, te I Year through my Subway Store, Balcony. Gimbels Announce A Demonstration of Fleisher's Yarns AU the new atitciee fy knitt dominated ghd taught to customers Polling tie tate remain ite anid erevon of color, A ten: 1 fn a cup hot 60, P . way ‘hie should be a welcame vccarton, ae it vent 60-pieces. Gieek bore st re] easton, ae oo je Making of holiday gifts." Yarme GIMBEL BROTHERS m0 Pieces, $25, der an r design, $8. s at the fol!nwing prices: $25 Service, engraved, of 60 pieces, | $2.50 Set of Wai ner nid TMATY-THIRD OT, ' ios ihe, alihag serie, me ck cantiox for | "Wea stm, Martyn's book, at 916, Whiskey Glasses, $186. Gth Floor ibway Store, Lower Floor tharajonng corcecta tt)