The evening world. Newspaper, November 13, 1913, Page 11

TEMPER COSTS $5 FINE, Lawyer Lost it in Subway and| Smashed a Window. Renee vatterson, a lawyer erative when other tre It Bast ¢ i ‘dand Eighty t bring feilef Eekmal street, the Was arrsigned be * orderly conduct was which he pall as charged by Thomas Martin oS Woy Thirty. fifth street nm te hoepite i friend ploy of time a Company, w platform “oat a and 4 window. Keeping his ten losing it ¥ a lecture o rhe was fined 85 for | a Spain to Make Good Show. —The Spanish Cabi- ita, Bronchial Asthma din upbuliding the ay: sentation of elfie Exposition. 1 Popular Price Garment Howse, In Now York's Shopping Centers AGiicerba, | Gun ave, con. L8ust. | Unrestricted Choice of OneThousand $25Suits | Pp 10” A Clearance Price That Represents but Part of the Wholesale Cost fF 4 All Sizes, 14 to 44, in the entire , lot—although not in each style ‘ J . 4 Including the very smartest tailormade effects, perfect j in workmanship and de- sigred on graceful lines; exclusive demi-dress styles. Each model a favorite of fashion and made in the most desirable fabrics. One Thousand $25 Suits No Mail Orders No Approvals No C. 0. D's - Auto Delivery Everywhere tl These Swell Dining Chairs, Bren ni rv inion bonne Mid a Veg qd eg | Ae SN Ni i 4-Room Flat Outfit,$110, $1.50 WEEKLY} fh mn IF ps a Brunt Sede LOWY BULLLING, or. 124th St. aad Third Ave.. N, Y, 3 | | Makes Little Difference What You Need—a World “Want” Will Go and Get it, ain a ee en elle IE al _..THE EVENING WORLD, THURSD GIMBELS Store Opens at 8.30 and Closes at 6 200 Women’s Suits That Are Positively Correct in Style—And Which Bring Savings of $7.50 to $17.60 Masterful Reproductions in broadcloth of the Callot model that At | won applause at Longchamps a few weeks ago—it has the jaunty $27.50 coat with the Watteau fo Excellent Reproductions of models by Paquin and Bechoff-David $37 650 Compose Suite, with broadcloth skirts and coats of Breitechwang, ° plain or aded velveteen. Third Floor many trimmed The chic Trotteur model by Bechoff-David is reproduced in Eng- lish cord Fur-trimmed Suits of velveteen and velours de laine. —in broadcloth, Leer, diagonal worsted and velours de laine— ith fur. Black and all the fashionable colors in every model. Harvesting WINTER HOSIERY For Men, Women and Children This is precisely what GIMBELS has been doing recently from all the markets of the world and tomorrow will be the FESTIVAL. For Women who like niceness in Hosiery combined with warmth and comfort the choice is marvelous. With the vogue of the low shoe women must be more particular than ever in their choice of hosiery. Shimmering silk hose for the dance in wonderful colorings, and in the blacks there is steadfastness both as to wear and shade. Sensible warm stockings for walking, motoring and golfing. For Men the fine silks to be worn with pumps, common sense and durable lisles, cashmeres and wool in every shade and weight. For Boys there is a magnificent assortment from the fence climbing variety up to the Sunday-go-to-meeting kind. For Girls there is as great a choice, way down to Socklets for the tiniest tootsies. And More Important Than All— YOU MAKE MONEY HERE BY SPENDING IT Women’s Heavy Weight Cashmere | Misses’ Cashmere Stockings, 50c Pair Hose, 55c Pair Fine ribbed; white, tan and black; sizes 6 to 914, Made extra durable, with reinforced soles and heels, ' A Women’s English Cashmere Boys’ and Girls’ Heavy Cotton Stockings, 76c Pair Stockings, 36c Pair; Three for $1 _ Two weights, heavy and medium; regular and extra Linen spliced heels and soles. eizes. Women’s Silk and Wool Men’s Imported Cotton and Lisle Stockings, $1 Pair Socks, 35c Pair; Three for $1 Good looking and excellent for service; black only. All weights, from light to heavy—black end colors. Women’s German Cotton ; ’ Stockings, 35c Pair; Three for $1 Men's English Cashmere All weights; regular and extra sizes; made with six-ply Is and toes. Women’s Lisle Hose, 60c Pair All weights, from sheer to extra heavy; well reinforced at all wearing points. Women’s Silk Stockings, $1.50 Pair Black and all newest colors for street and evening wear. Women’s Imported Cotton Socks at 25c Pair All black or with split soles; also imported lisle, In black, tan, gray and navy blue. Socks, 50c to $2.26 Pair Splendid assortment—black and colors; plain and fancy Men's Cashmere Socks, 36c Pair Three for $1 Black and natural color, medium weight. Men’s Heavy Ribbed English Woo! Socks, 60c to $1.36 Pair Heather and Oxford mixtures. Main Floor ° ° Sight Seeing while traveling, shopping, at the opera. Every occupation of man or woman is iwohgel or Saban, asthe case may be, by the conditi ONE'S EYESIGHT. Tt will i teresting to many to learn that GIMBELS will At you carefull with glasses, gold-filled ‘skeleton frame, or Spectacles, if required, for $1.25 complete. This includes expert examination by our own Optometrista—the only lenses that are not included in this ea ceptional offer are bisocala and toric lenses, in Floor. New York Women Are Familiar With the Merits of “La Favorite” Gloves forWomen $1.50 a Pair But you out-of-town visitors who are here for a short stay may not and we want you to know about these fine GIMBEL Gloves. “La Favorite” is undeniably the choicest $1.50 Glove on the market today. Made of French kid, well stitched. The colors are white, black, gray, tan and brown. Main Floor Visions in VANITY CASES Visions of delight for the women who receive them for Christmas Gifts. Gold-plated Vanity Cases, $5 to $9.50 Fitted wit’ coin compartment, mirror and puff. Striped engine. .urned and moire effect. Gold-plated Vanity Cases, $2.95, Usually $6 Old English finish, double coin compartment, large mirror, place for puff Siver Vanity Cases, all fitted with mirror, coin und Be compartments. Best German silver. $1.60 usually 2.50. So suddenly did this rie we had to cable for more. received, comprising the very taupe and many others. German Silver Coin Holders, heavy chased, plain and polished; many are engine-turned; others engraved. 60c to $2.60. “ "sterling Silver Vanity Cases, plain and polished, all fitted with compartments. $7.60. Special lot of German Silver Mesh Bags. For Big and Over-Stocks That Have Narrow High Wave of French Silk Duvetyn Popularity reen, castor, mahogany, ‘Tango, rose, purple, Copenhagen lue, taupe and amethyst, black and others, at $6 yard. Silk-and-Wool Duvetyn at $4 Yard In black, navy, cadet, midnight blue, mahogany, plum, SMART WINTER HATS Lec THE GIMBEL SUBWAY } TWO DAYS—FRIDAY D SATURDAY Will Be Devoted to This Prorepue Event in WINTER COATS For Women, Misses, Juniors and Girls Their Actual Values & Less At¥weé 89°76, 86.06, $9.75 & $14.75 3 fashionable and desirable for Every kind of material that is coats this season, CLOTH OR FUR COATS Boucles Astrachans Tweeds Pony Skina Mixtures Plushes Cheriots Chinchillas Homespuns Cut Chinchillas Caracul-Trimmed Boucles Suedyne and many others Every size is represented in this magnificent assemblage for a girl 4 years up 48 in women’s sizes—the linings are all of good quality and the silk - linings are guaranteed to be yarn dyed. Pony Coats of One Piece Skins Excellently made in a full range of sizes at $14.75 casein aera, Subway Store, Balcony Coats for Little Folks| Children’s $1.25 Panta- Models for Winter isu dies cate as : are ood qualit: le rf At $3.95 cloth, peer ae fhaneatad, : Instead of $4.95 red, brown, gray, blue ond black; ® sizes 1 to 6 years. We made a special purchase of these children's coate and the sinn of it was we practical- Boys’ Calfskin Shoes at $1.50 Solid leather, fine constructed; sizes 9 to 131y, Babies’ $1.50 Shoes at $1 Patent leather vamps, dull kid tops, button models, spring heels and har. turned soles; sizes 4 to 8. Subway Store, Balcony Subway Store, Balcony ~ Fine SHOE Occasion for Men & Women elated ogi eher rg Meee a ee ee ee seer cil geaata elie mere than ne a All Perfect New Shoes—Note These Reductions Women's $3 and $3.50 Grades of Shoes at $1.60 ven With dull ght or heavy ly made the abovo difference in_the bargain, They are of all wool chinchil- la in navy, brown and gray; style as flustrated with belt; lined throughout with check suiting; sizes 2 to 6. Children’s $3.95 Cor- duroy Coats at $2.95 Children’s $1.50 Hats at $1 alaen d's to §, wide numbers In the . high or flow Cuban heels; sizes 2% to 00 pairs of Sample Shoes, eizes 4, High cut Gunmotal widts: Patent Leather 6, widths B.C, 1 and new and beautiful models, ‘Women's 63 Satin Slippers at $1.95 Pair. Very pretty modola, hand-turned soles, Cuban heels, desirable shades and all sizes, widtha, . te D. 680 Rubbers, high and low, 38e. 680 Mand Crochet Slippers at 45c. Men's $3 and $3.60 Shoes at $1.60 Fine arrortment of Winter styles, neny of which are trade marked with very well-kr®wn makers’ names—all of them are Goodyear welted, box calf and patent leather, in a full range of sizes. Subwey Store, Balcony WINTER FLANNELS Silver-Plated EEE —eEeEeEeEEE at Summer Prices Tableware & Cutlery eis abs Pikes nah dea XK: Rogers Silver-Plated Fancy Pieces, New Moft, fleecy quality for bath robes, lounging robes, and Fresh, at Half Price c. Wide range of pretty patterns, Indian and other ne Shella, Beef . orks, Hon-Bon Spoons and Sugar regularly 60c, at Kularly $1.50, at 600, Pretty patter ; Ral Harty $1 at 600. haby patterns among this larke aasortment TABLE AW! SBRF EWIVES AT 180 BACH. ‘Ise va. scThene have Worlds hundien; fine quality ateet blades; opular wi In all the nawent | formerly 2he and she This panater anna) (tetas evant 63 CARVING azTs aT 91.75, itera ot aaak not ai lae Pajamas ond |, St@e horn handles, fine wteel blaae; three pieces to ven's shirts. 1sKe Outing FI it 100 Fa. Fine assortment of colura and paterns, checks and stripes and plain shades of pink, blue, also white, fae qual Ceecy Guallty Subway Store, Lower Floor thin wet--ateel, knife and fork STEEL EWIVES AND FORES AT 12',c BACH. 4 strong pleces, eultable for kitchen or Inatita- on. TEA STRAINERS AND DRIP STANDS AT 500 Bacn. Fine quality of nickel ple Gubway Store, Balcony The Bright Vista Of Christmas Ribbons The Ribbon Store is indeed a store of the rare, the dainty, the gorgeous, the everything in ribbons. Every conceivable oe, tone and width may be found, in bewildering profusion. The correct thing, the attractive thing for sashes, hair ribbons, bodice Sarai, vestings. And there’s plenty of time yet to fashion these beautiful Ribbons into the pret- tier holiday gifts. h_weave leap into favor that The shipment has just been newest Paris tones in Russian A ed Pays vet ne Ribbons In warp-printed or floral effects, 2'4 to 914 in. wide, 20¢ to $1.65 : All Silk Jacquards 6x6 For Sash and Hair Bows— very dainty conceits of pink and blue. Hair bow width, 43, inches, 30c x2: Sash width, 6 inches, 46¢ yd. Satin Dotted Ribbons For lingerie and children's dreaws, in ten-yard pieces. In pink, blue « | and white. No. 1-180. No. 114-890. No. 2—28e. No. 3-—88¢. No, &~-B8e. ‘i Main Floor . ° ie Second Floor Little Boys Been Sharply Reduced These Housefurnishing Items tched frames, reversed mesh, silk lined. 92.60 usually $4, $2.60 Hats $3 Hats $1.60 Hate ‘ ey Naas Heer, At $1.60 At $1.96 ‘At $1 Should be on Your Want List Glass Coffee Mills at 45c In the first group there are These can be regulated to grind as coarse or ns line ax vou wish. Pulver, § The Bazaar of LACE CURTAINS On the Main Aisle Involving the underpricing of 3,650 pairs of fine Lace Curtains in 74 different new styles. For those who want Curtains for the holidays this is an urgent event and for those who appreciate substantial savings at any time this is an occasion to be taken advantage of. Scrim, Cluny, Novelty Net, Renaissance, Antique, Lacet Arabian, Colored Madras, Cream and While Madras and Trish Point. A : band for bluste: h Prices From $1.20 to $6.25 Pair Lined ni (os Diusiery Bete A For Curtains which we usually sell at $1.85 to $9 pr.| woolen fabrics, all these at $1. Main Fleer Fourth Fleer corduroys and \, Millionaire” an lese”’—$1.60, etc, all at 61.95. In the collection there is a miscellaneous gathering which boys will admire. Some have models, which the makers are pened to call “The Little In the second assortment jaunty styler of plush with fancy feathers, imported cor- duroys, beavers, silk plushes, t vet i yO ized if you like—holds one pound of coffee; kind that sere velvet, in tw mrlaty sells at 85. Gas Btove Toasters at 10c Will make nice, even, crispy toast, and four slices at a time; rey ularly 20e+ sree pvaterman Of Heating Stoves at $1.85 ave mn specially priced for tomorrow; ‘J-quart capacity; Jy finish; one of the most satisfactory Oil Heuters on the athe) Pat Brass Smoking Stands at $1. Add to one's comfort and convenience and save th et and table h covers—will atand conveniently beside the arm chair—th fitted with Y/ glass tray, match holder and two separate racks for cigars; stand 40 inches high, on an extra bane, Fourth Floor | ws to the wall, ang d “The Tyro- GIMBEL BROTHERS sats in lest