The evening world. Newspaper, October 29, 1913, Page 5

Mall ereoeemeentete en : ee ensiensieniimmntmenieaitaihlaieiabaitiatiteaasiaiaadausieaiiasaamaiaiieiiiaiadaiaiaaaiaald nn ee THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1913. = 8 Jeharaed w t Migs Helbig here ' ' . EE RS NE eT New York mins 3 we i] afternoon In th i 4 5 on a White Slavery charge. y witness ix Margaret Helbig, el ‘ years, of Buffalo, who Was taking par Y in a Vaudeville sketen with Rosentin In the GIMREL SUBWAY STORE THE LAW OF THE MONTH-END §;.5: tA LES Aceh cha Hatl must be materialiy lower in price than it has been previously durin durine ‘he month even !f it has been reduced in price before. ~ Extr: vordinary Repricing of MEN’S AND YOUTHS’ OVERCOATS, SUITS AND Tentative Figures Indicate | $3,000,000 Increase in EE SEE EET SE EE Ta a Budget Over 1913, RAINCOATS, Broken Lots of Store Opens at 8.30 and Closes at 6 F. M. ECONOMY WATCHWORD, $8 TO $12.50 GRADES, ALL AT _$4 These are the new suits in this season's styles—the overcoats and the raincoats are the same, The fact of the assortment being broken in no way inter- feres with the value of any particular suit to those who may purchase it) the same may be said of the overcoats and the Education, Debt Service and) Charities Responsible | Are Now Worn By Notable New York Women raincoats, Men will !¢ able to procure probably the best ralue they exer obtained an tis for $97,000,000. | Tomorrow New he nk cl 50 to $67.50 Month Bad a are HSrane wl, ; jSil.are in brown, wray, fancy dark and tight mixtures, Several nice , orien wistee K Avance oheets tentatively showing | ia "int agi a are doub tepid ls oth ads asted models, belted or wrong natn ead Bald Monee thtinnd earth WP nd Rainec ades of tan, in single or double texture the Board of Estimate will this year e ge fabrics — $4. Men's $3 Trousers at $1.¢5 million dollars over the total budget of tier skirt. . P t The Rarest Price Occasion of the Season. "Mtesars, Prendergast and sfeAneny, | pal ade } : oire Boys’ $2.60 and $3 School Suita ere’ Ws996.08 Ai) Weel Wee) Rore’ ORtaads reese who are candidates for re-election and Dark Green | ae ‘ conceived the idea of ry at $1 at $3.96 $3.25 upon whom the burden of budget appro- Elephant i 4 “| the coat with the ieoking in bere, ches ‘rca Seer 1 telnet || Alliwout priations inrgely rests, are striving with i long waistline and Nortel. and double-bressted stylea. say prekrns [Pen cowed “Oni vee Might and main to curtail city expenses fH f | stitched belt in the | 6 17, views Sage Tinea “rust with Fe ed woumin, [Fed Manoel with Venet “84 @ that the cost of the municipal gov- J \ be ack and the modi \ stees Otol slip on easily, blue and gray. sizes 2h) tos eromment will not greatly excved that of | mai fied blouse front: Z BOYS’ 50c AND 76c KNICKERBOCKERS, AT 35c Subway Store, year, 1 , — Fears that their opponents nt try | i as reproduced in the bb habe. pollticnl expitel’ Gull of 649 4 i i sui with the small 66c for Men's $1.60 Shirts Boys! $1 Hats at 75 Men's $1.50 Soft Hats at $1 material increases have caused the Fu- i, ‘0 sion officiais to exerclse unusual care in i i a a oes Hace pruning all estimates for department i ‘ bney: sult in mreae oe he ies Have Silk Duvetyn, Ba Hue Broadcloth, LESS MONEY. $67.50 M $27.50 Outside of the departments of edu- cation, debt service and charitable in- + i aoe stitutions, the tentative budget shows aupe @ decrease under the allowance for 1913. ‘ N avy The recommended appropriations for all side of these three ie f Seal pine Blac umd colore ita the sizes turely get a bar; fi vund in the ase from 16% to 20, extra large bodies, plain detached cuffs Pele resea vanruineee for ble men who 300 boys may have a share in these x Underwear and Hosiery | Women’s $2.50 Blanket Bath NEW LACES Women's 26c Stockings at 18c ; ideo oY yeh F 1] sa Qtingtal ngertion and Net Top Kage, regu- 7 a es Mine, warm robes, with rolling collars and larly 12¢, at 8c yd. Full fashioned of seamless, in black and tan i’ pack coffe, girdle: tn light blu, tose [il Cryetal s spot Chiffon, 40 in: wide, for evening *, gray and white, red and gray and | | wear, and Oriental Allover Lace, 17 in. wide, cotton or lisle thread; double heel, deep garter tops; sizes 5!) to 10; 3 pairs | cadet and white, regularly 50c to 60¢ yd., at 38¢ yd. for 60c. Subway, Balcony Subway, Lower Floor Men's 26c Woolen Socks at 18 ‘These are “seconds" tee ry ‘ele ‘ene fei or; $1.50 to $2.50 Velvet Bags at 50c merino wool, in black only imperfections are Various styles; fringe trimmings and silk cord very slight; sizes 9 to 11) handles. Women's 85c Union Suits at 50c $1 Roman Striped Sashes at 25c Medium weight, white cotton Union Suits, || $1.28 Leather School Bags at 60c slightly fleeced, high neck, long sleeves, well ied and finished, ankle length; size: 5 and 6, Sub way Store, Balcony Nes, high spliced @ decrease of more r such appropriation Tnira Floor Ad aided tot education, $55,000,00 * In every ve been made. 1 anged for the buck as Inst A 10 are $37,000,000 for for charities and ebt service ai the eity cuts SILKS—Waist and Dress A Well-Varied Collection as the Result of a Busy Season—Mostly Half Price or Less actin AN Ber te eee It goes elboat saying that the more U osiee we sell the bigger the gathering of aorta! " short ends. This is a remarkable silk season, and the accumulation of practical or Kline came Into office 50c to 75¢ Imported La Vallieres at 26. 20¢ Silverware at 6e each. This consists of sugar spoons and ice cream ; forks, gray or bright finish effect, grape design. Subway, Balcony 7 May his Cabii for any api ( ateolu in the lot; well made; Lesa lock and handles; 14-ineh size, Subway, jalcony iE reipe earmeinte arts lengths for waists and dresses is in effect a table of contents of our whole superb ida with the result that silk stock. aT ERS reve eh a About every kind of Silk in greatest demand is included in a great range of have been pared down to the limit of Women, Misses and Juniors Women’s we OR GRE ee Coats Misses’ $10 Sport Coats at 94.75 Bouel t i Fine rade chinchilla, with velvet collar and Hohe fon oil ue wiiieer aimrcaeaoie in bee s iy i in, length; gray und blue only; sizes! and blue serge; sizes 14, 16 and 18 only. Women’s & Sergo Skirts Women’s $15 to $18.75 Suits at $8.95 t $1.75 Serges, mixtures, cheviots; plain tailored styles Every skirt in this assortment is a distinctly | with draped skirts; the coats are all lined with yarn- new model, dyed satin; all sizes, but not in every style, 34 to 44. the average reduction begins more than NcKNENY SETS EXAMPLE IN Bl half, You will find these among others: meONOMy: mm algi Crepe de Chine Crepe Meteor Charmeuse | Silk and Satin Brocades Velvet Brocades Gold and Silver Brocades | Chiffons in plain, printed and broche effects. Foulard Poplin Salin Messaline Taffeta origin: | One table devoted entirely to Vel: ents, | , it a decrease of $17,306 's, Velveteens and Cordurovs. The gathering is notable for its rich selection of BLACK SILKS in the various over ths venta Meuren ae weaves and weights. Prices are: an agreed 10 8 46c to $5.50 Yard, Formerly 85c to $20 G igh the Budget | of which he ts a member, Becond Floor Daye hot *] A Display of Early Winter Modes That aeaulons! aagwcatr, ate | will — Prove the total reduction below 1913 i sluded in tne | Dudget of 1813s $27 VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS THAT B| The BEST in the World WILL USE LESS MONEY. — | Tho departments of the city chtetty| Nole—A Hat may be of the pff-oted hy the cuts made by the Budget finest materials in the world, Comittee and the respective amounts | der 1913 are ba ‘0 . Women's §20, $25 and $30 Silk Dr Fad $11.76 A few from each of many suc ceastul salen during the mont , delicate Chiffons and luxurious Charmeuses; many beautifully trimmed with net and laces; gre whole ansemblage there ure frocks for parties, street and general evening wear. further Committee, amounting to $83, total reduction « running the “If the reve taken Into co Underpriced Items in | Silverware and en 26c French Enamel Bar Pins at 10¢ ach. $1.50 to $2 German Silver Mesh Purses at.60c. Many a Rare Value in This Month-End Sale of Apparel for 16c Tailored Shirt Waists at ‘0c Children’s $1 Dr New talored oe Pa euaneble collars, set-in] Dark shades, mortly blue: ench cuffs, pati ot “i 4 hie siden and aH Shite et | PRY ven Sen 6 $15 to $18.75 Coats at $12.50 Children’s $5 Oeste at $2.75 Boucles, serges and other fabri vellent | The remaining short stocks of fine coats, plaid assortment of new Winter st 814,16 and 18.tback materials; sizes € to 14 years; all colors. Infants’ $1.60 to $3 Coats at $1. Odd sizes and colors generally; excellent val-«; cheviotsand tweeds; box or Keltea styles; sizes 2 to 5 years, Rubber surface coats with storm collars; button close to the neck; patch pockets; small sizes only, jas, ete, in box or low 42 to 6 years, Capes with hoods, in all sizes, for children, Subway Balcony helt models. but if it is not properly made it is not worth anything. | Gimbel $10 Hats are made by the Samples of Women’s $3 Shoes $1.50 There are more than the ordinary sizes and widths— considering that these ate are samples—we have brought this 15c Umbrellas for Men and about by. having short remaining lots ‘Women at 60. from previoussales—all styles of women’s 2) Ic shoes here—in gun metal, viei kid and airnely Malle and many xtview oF handies:™ | | patent leather, “Sizes 214 to 4, widths A, loony 4%, C and D. Subway, Balcony Well Known Brand of Corset at 35c snow this For Men and Women These are #econds, but the | np: are such as will not interfere with they ure of fine Unton frame, and have a tas asscrtment of natural fections ny skilled milliners who make our $50 Hronx, $40,413.94; and $100 chapeaux. Parks, Queens, 2.05; President, | @t Borough of hattan, $ President, Borough of Richmo! 646.93; Departme 718.21; Board of E: fl for average figures; # Brassieres at 25c Front boned, ‘oldered trimmed bust and around arm shields under arma, crosming back mo sizes 34 to 46. However, the quality of the work- manship is not in the balunce, for these Hats are created from the best possible materials—many imported. The styles that we introduce in $10 Hats are the talk of two Conti- nents, because they are the very latest ideas of the Paris modistes, and because they are so numerous. Gimbel $10 Hats are so far superior to the usual specialty shop and Bedsteads & Bedding Splendid RUG Values $16.75 Brass Bedstead at $9.75 This is a massive brass bed, with 2-in. posts, heavy top rod, 10 filling Axminster 9x12 Rugs, $23.50 Grades at $18.60 ishts and Measur mre fra une of cnemh H | ttcoat and cores: | | GE | oh | | u ALSO BOYS’ CLOTHING IN THIS SORT-UP EXODUS f Hoard of Plumbe tactory-made kinds that every woman owes it to herself to see this rods, the best of lacquer; all sizes and fi shoe Axminster 8.3x10.6 Rugs, $20 Grades at $15 besa tre nero splay. 7.60 Pure Cotton Matt 7 Halen ee AUtss Hens ae Confort pee alte Tithe eal te tees Axminster 9x12 Seamless Rugs, $30 Grades, $22.50/ OD Oe tment Glan aa 75 New M odels D at Least $12.75 Box Spring at $8.50 | 300 Comfortables at $2.26 This is the lowest mark these rugs have reached—there are, "A finely tufted mattress, com- |. Silkoline covering, wh fortable and durable; built on filling, dark colorings, | hard Lempered spiral springs; va- Sian designs, seroll stitehe 200 Carpet Samples at Less Than Half Price rious tickings. ‘These are samples of carpets that are dropped— there red Flann 12! PE ‘e are patterns from 200 White Woolen Blankets $3, 95] opr isured Fiannelette, 38}i076. | 40 cards long and all are neatly bound, % Very hi fl blank seitene er eavy and warm blankets pretty patterns rappers, ki- to Rin yy tnd warm aniets renty, Pautemns for wrappers. ki] Wilton Samples regularly $3 to $4.25, at $1.60 to 92 ders, nicely bound with ribbon; sacques, pajamas, Nice, serviceable mats for worn places over rug or door mats, size 72xk0 in., for large beds, Subway, Lower Floor Subway Store, Lower Floor 2 $18 GAS |, ort eeitatemanis «($7 to $8 Dress and DOMES 2c, Boe, 166 yard Steamer Trunks, $5 In nearly every weave, color and pattern of the Basswood body, heavy duck covering, 24,102.08; State Tax, $3, We cannot be exact, for at this writing we do not know how many fine designs for any room in the house. models our milliners will finish by tonight. But we can assure you that there will be hats trimmed with real skunk, others with skunk-opossum; hats in all the new draped effects, and stunning bows of brilliant color, Of course, velvet and plush hats will dominate, for they are the mode of the hour in Paris. Medium-Priced Salon, Third Floor Men’s Shirts at $2 For Men of Many Minds In fact, if each man wanted a different color or pattern, we could take care of forty different men. But so many men will be taken by the crisp clean-cut m6, —Dr. aduated enty-four years ago and t alumnus of that institue brating Wis ninety-sixth | home in this elty | i) his faculties | at Yul Bpecially Priced at | coason; « *s goods intended to sell at SOc to $2 FORTHOSE WHO le A vant, including plenty of Navy Blue and Black, . + WANT. THE eg ag eq aegis Prosperity of the Shirts, that they are apt to f aa Hae) $9.50 $1.26 and $1.35 Teapertes Black Suitings i an Hess “ih ue * BEST half ted d 33 i a LAB eo apes There are three tom, hardwood | lats, staunch hard-| | Woven and prin madras and printed percale, in colored stripes on aateietal ere a All-wool ae (3 Lg "Basket Weave and | ware, good lock "39 to 40, hy styles, one of which is illustrated, of | serges, perfect black, and every thread pure wool, the finest construction —full size, 24 Subway Store, Lower Floor === — (GIMBEL BROTHERS coloring in handsome mosaic effects, BROADWAY NEW YORK THIATY-THIRD OT. white grounds. Box or side plaited bosoms, Stiff cuffs. Perfect laundering, No better Shirts ever happened at $2. Main Floor. ay, Balcony These are sold complete with brass stem, ‘sliding canopy, return gas arm and a powerful Lindsay dome light. Subway, Lower Floor Famous THE WORLD OVER