The evening world. Newspaper, November 7, 1913, Page 15

avenue, domestie servant and esenci-|thres-room flat on Bleventh avence tm in fine pottery, bric-a-brae and resp nterior decorations. Lena put vn wanted” advertisement in World and got an immediate an- yately the respondent Tr employer, who for to nissed Lesa and a collec VERTISES IN WORLD, GETS QUICK ANSWER AND ARREST FOLLOWS; | yer for whom, it is | worked up to about six der the name of Mary 3 departed and was | weeks later Mra discovered | ( that some packing cases originally cons [ba taining pottery worfeabout $150 were empty. The United States Honding Company, The Jerliner her former : 1 und had weed the lecton of pottery and bric« was her for tion of moported pottery Mrs, Mirlam Berli 71 Central) and ce Park West was the -owning em- | the Lena @ald @he had hare 4, Lena ynths< ago un. 78, ary” at nue bought it. na was arraigned to-day before Levy in the West side Neld for trial in: $2,000 Mrs. Lena Honignan fronted by Former Employer and Accused of Theft. Con- Neveral | 3 sie was A Janit would fi which had insured the art objects, put nti if ould taste came to adver=| detectives on "Mary's" trail, with no Fe- | paign to ate people that Waste bas- tise, as was discovered to-day by Mrs.| sult, Yesterday Mra, Herliner drove in| kets were intended to throw things Into Lena Honignan of No, 604 Eleventh! her automobile to Mrs, Honignan's |—not at. fometimes It doesn't pay GIMBELS Store Opens at 8:30 and Closes at 6 P. M. “Marquise” The Latest Blouse from Paris Is Perfectly Copied in Crepe de Chine, $6.95 The substituting of fine machine stitching for handwork makes a saving of about $15— for the Crepe de Chine is of just as fine a quality as that in the Paris model. And one may select this Blouse that is simply adorned with plaitings in either French Pink or white. As we are very careful about (Illustrated.) Best Lingerie Blouses We Have Ever Presented At $2, $2.50, $3 and $3.95 Voile that is sheer and plain! Voile that is effectively embroidered! Filet laces of such excellent quality that they lovk quite like hand-work. Shadow laces that are exceedingly dainty. And, as for Valenciennes laces, the favorite fish-eye design is profusely used to beautify the $2 blouse with the fichu collar. The beauty of the styles may be best judged from the illustration. : letails the “Marquise” is finished with “‘Koh-i-noor” patent fas- ners. Third Floor The Latest Sensation From the Maison Lewis The Draped Taffeta Turban with Rabbit’s Fars and Bandeau of Mole Coney _ Reproduced By Gimbel Milliners, $10 Silver Lace the ultra trimming of the moment—to- gether with Fur and a Gardenia adorn A New and Stunning Velvet Sailor at $10 Many othernew modes at $8.75 to $14.75 Young Girls’ $5 to $12.75 Hats at $3.50 to $10 First reduction of the season on im- ported models and GIMBEL repro- ductions—in Dress and Demi-tailored Hats. Third Floor ! This Turban was first | created for | Mile. Gaty Deslys 15 Distinctive Styles Women’s Tailored Suits at $27.50 The Callot model with the sling-back jacket and three-tier skirt Broadcloth, trimmed wilh skunk-opossum, The Bechoff-David Trotteur style— Velours de Laine, trimmed with skunk-opossum The Paquin mode, with the gracefv sash-— Broadcloth, The Bernard model, with tapestry waistcoat and fur-collar—in broadcloth, The other styles are just as noteworthy, even though there is not sufficient space to de- tail them. Black and all the fashionable colors in these Suits of broadcloth, velours de laine, diagonal chevict and serge. Women’s $7.75 Corduroy Skirts at $5 and $6.75 $8.75 Black Broadcloth Skirts at $5.75 Women’s Taffeta Dancing Dresses, $22.50 This, the very last mode of Paris, has been interpreted for the absurdly small sum of Quaint Pannier styles, as well those with tunies of plaited tulle. Lace and Embroidered Net Frocks, $22.50 Charmeuse Afternoon and Evening Dresses, $22.50 Constant Shoe Values for Men Always With Us, Awaiting Your Selection at $5 These shoes are made for us from the same carefully treated leathers from which high-priced Shoes are made. Tan Russian calf, vici kid, patent coltskin; button and lace. Straight and English last with low heels. Special group of tan grain bluchers; double soles, Second Floor. $22.60. Third Floor THE BVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1913, ADJUSTER MAKES APPEAL. Kaown by Firebugs, Goes |What Every Child to Court for Certificate, | Joseph J. Teplin to-day applied to Su. preme Court Justice certiorarl to immet, State + ance, to give him a lie Inauranee adjuste Last June Tepiin applied for a certift- cate, stating that he was qualified as an th th and gargle with * ple | pocy asl aig. Protects the grown folks too. aujus Superintendent anc that Tepll , Scientifically Safeguards ie ty Froe the Mouth and Threat and Haven, jiaters 4 Preserves the Tooth of the Arson Trust, who # Sing prison. On the str aio discovery the certificate i plin's mother, the superin' r Price 50 Cents. All Dragaiste. ports, “rans a tide which has of conspirators. «| No Reliable Draggist Will Offer a Substitete '| GEO. BORGFELDT & CO, ‘Should be Taught | ISLEEP DISTURBING BLADDER WEAKNESS BACKACHE AND RHEUMATISM VANISH blood, and drive it out of the system | . 40 positive ck and are the results obt 1 from Even Most Chronic Sufferers Find Quick Relief. Sauabt eccet i, that three doses a for « », A few doses of Croxone never fail ys, are often all that is required ~ Tyree’s to reliove such troubles, been to end the worst backache, regulate th: Antiseptic Powder bladder disorders, and in healthy, active con: annoyi the kidneys cleans out the clogged ap. ina gans, and makes th i Pe eal aintiogntte. wate, Sr, sonke right i rn, one tw ‘| , 7 , tha tar booklet the little filt 1 It is practically impowible to take Tie the and ent tralizes the ur uger itrk-| this quick-acting, effective preparation, | TOMB, gall, oy every druggiet tates the tender m of the blad ssolves th as uric acid] An original packs but a trifle, 4 TYRE. Chemie, | nees that le ¢ joints and} and all drag ined to re | Washington, D, 0, «and ser: late and] tuen the pu tone fails | cate rheumativm, and cleans out and] to promptly give results, regard Se? World “Wants” Work Wonders, Justice Guy granted @ temporary writ, EW YORK CHICAGO SAN FRANCISCO | strengthens the lifeless kidneys so they | ess of how old you ate or how long you | which will be argued next Tuesday can filter and sift’ the poison from the | have suffered. ee eee ey Tomorrow Will Be a Good Day To Deposit Your Money Our offices will be open from 9 to 5. They are very con- venient to reach from uptown, downtown or crosstown. The money you deposit today in our Interest Department will be credited with 4 Per Cent. Interest Per Annum from November Ist. (Monday will be the LAST DAY on which deposits will be entitled to interest for this month), GIMBEL BROTHERS, Bankers Main Floor, Rear Balcony To Keep Up With Fashion Milady Should Wear Fur-Adorned Neckfixings This is u mode that will endure throughout the Winter! Therefore, it will not be foolish to adhere to this latest caprice of Fashion. Fur-Trimmed De’ Medici Neckfixings, 50c to $3.75 Lace Plaitings, Fur-trimmed, 75c to $1.95 Yard Collars of Imitation Ermine and Seal Coney, $2.50 to $2.95 Scarf and Muff Sets of Breitschwanzand Seal Plush, $4.50 to $5.75 Ostrich and Marabou Ruffs and Boas, $3.95 to $25 The Newest Veil with Beauty Spot and Vanity Band, 50c to 75c A clever conceit that should win the favor of all women, for this Vanity band of black velvet is chic and attractive, and gives a neat finish to the veil. By the yard, 60c; made Veils, 50c and 75c. Main Floor Hair Fashions At Lessened Prices A discriminating assortment of Real Hair and Transformation Switches Natural Wave Hair Switch, 24 in., $2.75, usual price $3. Another Natural Wave Switch, 28 in., $4.85, usual price $5.50. Natural Wave Gray Switches, 20 25, usual pric 5 ‘Transformations, Natural Wave, rolling effect, $4.60, usual price $5. Main Floor, Balcony e in., An Extraordinary Event In the SUBWAY STORE 1308 Bewitching New SILK DRESSES For Women and Misses $15 to $22.50 Grades Tomorrow at $10.75 This has certainly mn of ex- ness of the weather a few weeks ago was di- rectly the cause—and we are fortunate to be 4. uble to add this fine tN event to the unexpected AF jappenings. These Dresses at $10.75 are simply mar- velous value 64 Different Models for Afternoon, Street and Evening Wear as well as a_brilliant group of New Dancing Frocks. Lace Robes over satin, chiffon over charmeuses, beautifully draped charmeuse skirts with waists of rich plaids — crepe meteors, crepe de chines, brocaded charmeuse and silk crepes, So you want in style, and sizer Many women will probably buy —remember that none of these D for less than $15.00, Numbers of them are worth $27.50 and a few even more. ——— THE DRESSES WILL BE DISPLAYED ON LIVING MODELS— ENTIRE 33rd STREET SIDE, SUBWAY BALCONY $10.75 sat is the variety that you are sure to find just what range from 14 to 44, them by threes and fours resses should ever be sold GIMBELS Store Opens at 8:30 and Closes at 6 P. M. Scarce as Tickets to the ‘Big Game’’ Such Good Chinchilla Overcoats At $19 as These for Men: Pure wool chinchilla of fine quality is the material from which these extraordi- nary Overcoats at $19 are made. It is soft but tough, thick but light, and will turn the wind as efficiently as a concrete wall. We assured ourselves of get- ting this chinchilla more than six months ago men are now reaping the benefits. Regular notch or shawl col- lars, plain or belted backs. All true blue. $19 while this select lot lasts. Figure out the value yourself. Men’s Suits at $17.50 That Are Prominent with Just Cause Tailoring is good. Styles are excellent—-conservative or soft rolling type, both the latest of their kind. . , But fabrics furnish the chief surprises strangers to any Suits selling normally for less than $25. Soft gray or blue unfinished worsteds; really smart shadow or | pin stripes, on black, blue or gray grounds. vai 300 of these Suits here today— more coming. $17.60 seldom bought so much ue, Fourth Floor First Time at $25—The Coat With the Aeroplane Cravat This Bernard Model Is Remarkably Attractive in Either Brocaded Velvet or Ural Cloth The smartness of this Coat does not stop at its cravat; for its fronts are diagonally draped from a curious yoke that forms a part of the sleeves. Lined with satin. Seal and Mole Plush Coats, $25 In sty s in fabric, these coats resemble those of real fur. ‘There is one model that is quite severely fashioned, another has the fish-tail back, and a third has clever revers. The Best Yet in Boucle and Chinchilla Coats at $15 and $19.50 The weaves of boucle have a larger curl to make them more Wintry-looking. As for chin- chilla, it is quite the same~ for the qualities are excellent. Seven models in five-cighths and full length in this collection —variously trimmed with caracul cloth, plush and velvet. One style in chinchilla is bound all around with velvet, another with braid. All the coats are silk or satin lined, Third Floor. as well a The Family Supply of HOSIERY Is Best Chosen from This GIMBEL Stock Hosiery is one of the great sections of the GIMBEL Store in which volume of purchases counts in creating the uimost possible value at every price. Orders for staple styles o¢ Women’s and Children’s Stockings and Men's Socks are placed abroad and at home jointly by our three stores, with all the resulting benefits of rock-bottom prices. Kvery grade is complete, from sturdy cotton est silk, a comes to it. For to- Special News of Just-Now HOSIERY WOMEN'S. | INFANTS’ Imported Ingrain Cotton Stockings, black with 4 ‘ white tin heels nad tors, Special at 260 pr., reg. 860. ; Silk-and-wool Stockings in white, tan, pink and sky ‘an Cotton and Lisle Thread Stockings in | blue Sic a8 z 36¢ pair, 3 pairs for $1, | heavy, medium and sheer weights, duplex tops, heels and Misses’ Cashmere Stockings, ribbed, fine quality, toes, 365¢ pair, 3 pairs for $1. | tin, black and white. Sizes 6 toY!y, 60¢ pair Lisle and Cotton Stockings, all weights from sheer | to extra heavy, with regular and trunk tops and in extra | MEN’S-- sizes. 60c pair. Fine Cashmere Btockings, soft and elastic, 65¢ pair, “Interwoven” Silk Socks in black, can, gray, navy Pure Silk Stockings, heavy weight, in black and sev- | blue, purple, green and white, Service is woven into eral colors; reinforced tops and soles, Special at $1.20 | them with the silk, 50c pair. pair, regularly $2. German Cotton Socks, heavy and medium weight; all CHILDREN’S — black or with unbleached so! 26c pair. Cotton Stockings in Fall and Winter weights; triple | , English or German © Socks, black and tan, spliced knees, heels and soles. Black, white and tan, in three weights, hand-fin seams. 36¢ pr., 3 pr. $1, Sizes 6 to 8, 26c pair; 614 to 10, 6c pair, Main Floor Son ee en SSS Nee SS SS eeaeeay