The evening world. Newspaper, November 19, 1913, Page 9

GIMBELS Store Opens at 8.90 and Closes at 6 GIMBELS | “THE GREAT ADVENTURE” in the way of twenty-eighth anniversay in Vaudeville and Smoke: Haptoss fevening at Columbus Hall, J.P. Morgan & Co., William |sixticth street. weil know j Property Signed Away to Son-} Rockefeller and Andrew Car- | Seseeecoeecees in-Law; Says She Didn't annem RE —s | Safeguarding the | Mean to Do It. General Health ALBANY, Nov. 19,—Receipts of $117,- "THE “ODOL” habit is a healthy habit. | Fupreme Court Justice Delany trans-| 985-28 and expenditures of $112,490.14 ferred the scene of his deliberations] Were shown in the election expense Being 8 powerful germicide and | from the County Court House today to | statement/of the Republican State Com-| deodorant, “ODOL” safeguards the | A Sale and Display of Women’s & Girls’ Apparel Tomorrow atGIMBELS negie Led as Contributors. the home of Mere. Caroline 1H, Porter, H mittee filed to-day by H. H. Bender, the mouth against the deadly acids and the cighty-one-year-old widow of the tate! treasurer, Among the larger contriba- microbes w! destroy the teeth au ; fot i Josiah Porter, who wax a wenlthy taw- {tions were: J. 1. Morgan & <a, $18,000; | otherwise affect the general health. | #) | @ Tlam Carve, as depicted by Arnold Bennett, was a great Artist—so great that he was willing to go fort , Andrew! — “QDOL" is endoned by the leading | Jutant-General Of | Carnegie, $5,000: Senator Klht Root, | guthorities of proctically every elond Lm ! of New York, Ac-| $2,500; former Senator Chauncey ™M. | in the world, on A Great Adventure and make believe that he was another man of little importance. But in the end he 4 ~2 had to reveal himself, for the world knew his work. ye ‘ If doz law: | De 4 John D. Archbold, $1,500 “ ” ) . i. OOUr! Hillis and a stenographer, the] exch, ConteiDutions of 8600 exch were | pyin ete te yODOE” @ In announcing tomorrow's presentation we shall be as unassuming as Ilam Carve; and, there- Miustice stepped into @ limousine and | credited to J. P. Morgan and J. P, Mor- eae fore, shall not emphasize the greatness of the occasion, the remarkable value-giving prices, the Niue’ ant ne Girard tna onigt Uae. tatement maken certiteation ot| "Getaherans eeeching authenticity of the styles and the magnitude of the event—for every woman and young girl who fourth street. where the aged woman if represented ‘by motes drawn Jn 1011, | Six te eight dose In warm responds to this—the most unique Sale and Display of the season—will reveal the greatness of "i lo be lying in e shadow o' eath. | 1912 1918, water Tbvticn Delany ‘cieguatea, me’ tp | Uhisceeren oe! thom 6900 to 1608 Morning and Night it to hundreds and thousands of their friends. q The entire series of Salons on the Third Floor will be given over to this presentation, after he nad istened to testimony that | were made to the various county chair-| PRICE 50 CENTS conattion, had | ee. At all Druggiets and De- ? which because of its tremendous proportions makes minute details impossible-—therefore, ncluce cone | _ A¢tor to Speak at Barnard. es edi we shall enumerate a few collections at 3 to valued at more} Edwin Arden, President of The Lambs,| GEO. BORGFELDT & CO, The Justice sald that he; Will address an open meeting of the| NEW YORK CHICAGO SAN FRANCISCO pserve the woman's condt- | Dramatic Association of Barnard Colloge | (iii es, AS he had signed the ——--__—-— - - - om by which she » the trust deed. n the deed was Eiven to ler to sign she was unable to read comprehend its significance, ed liter that she had robbed of oil power to control the Droperty, i When Justice Delany settled down into a chair at the aged woman's bed- Kide {t was not long before a test of her faculties revealed that whe had a god memory, at least for names. By an Inadvertance of speech the Justice axked her if she was the widow of ohne Underwear At McCutcheon’s Milan Silk Combination Suits—Extra heavy weight with band top, in Pink and White, $3.75 Embroidered Milan Silk Vests—$1.75. Milan Silk Knickerbockers—In white, pink and black, $2.35. Swiss Ribbed Spun Silk Vests—$1.00. Swiss Ribbed Cotton Vestse—Extra good qual- ity, 3 for $1.00. Prices That Are Positively Unmatched | ‘Women’s Fur-trimmed Corduroy & Velveteen Suits, $35 Fur-trimmed Cloth Suits, $27.60 to $95.00 Mourning Suits, 625 to $75 Severely Tailored Suits, $19.75 to $37.60 Paris Model Suits, 50% Less, at $85 to $225 Three-Piece Afternoon Suits, $75 to $135 Compose Suits of Breitschwanz and Broadcloth, $37.50 to $75 Chiffon Velvet and Plush Suits, $65 to $126 ‘a Silk Afternoon and Evening Dresses, $19.75, $25 and $29.50 Fur-trim’d Velveteen Dresses, $25 Dancing Frocks of Lace, Chiffon and Silk, $32.60 \q) Elegant Dinner and Evening Gowns, $50, $55 and $67.60 Imported Model Gowns wi2%.. $75 to $205 London-made Silk Dresses, $19.75 to $35 Skunk Scarfs and Muffs, $37.50, $45, $75 Set Black Fox, $26, $30, $35 and $50 Set Imported Model Sets of Furs One-third Less at $65 to $265 ree fates EE Ge lr tered Wolverine, Citron Fox, Silver Lynz, Cross *™Mole-dyed Coney Coats at $52.50 to $87.50 Ponyskin Coats, $25 Arctic Seal (French-dyed Coney) Coats, Caracul Costs, $67.60 Hudson Seal ( dyed ea Was not discussed for fear that the talk gight unduly exolte the plaintiff and the Justice and his retinue hurried back to the court where the trial was resum Among the witnesses as Mrs, ary L. Ri old friend of Mr. the scene at the the witness that although she con- sidered Mrs, Porter very fee! unable to comprehend ordina reat she had, neverthe! ‘e sented the invalid with a copy of ‘Rabon Waldo Emerson's ot . Tho estate consists principally of stocks and bonds in Steel, Rock Island, Westinghouse Electric and other big companies and of Riverside Drive real estate, All of it is now in the hanits of Robinson, oe 947.60 Sweatere—Two toned, all silk. $25.00. Sash to match $6.00. Cap $3.50. Fine Quality Worsted Sweaters—Roll collar. Muskrat) Costs, 995 \ Per Cent. L t $195 t aN : Model Fur Coats 50 Per Cen Seal mm at esour are, Most Superb aN the Season. “ S 35, $45, $7: 0— ess S te iaiaeyn isd Peay Owe o Gut reeaee” 9 “Blow et ance, Kees tod awe GAN ; i =f imed—. |.60. ab, Fur-Trimmed Chinchilla and Tweed, Coats, $25 oy oe Fur-trimmed Black Broadcloth Costs, Quilted Satin Linings, $29.60 Seal Plush Coats, Extraordinary Quality, $26 $7.00; all shades. Ancona, all shades, $12.00. 5th Ave., 33d & 34th Sts. ACCOUNTSOPENED FROM $5 to $1,000 ON SMALL WEEKLY PAYMENTS SMALL ACCOUNTS ‘°° ESPECIALLY INVITED E GIVE FREE LIFE INSURANCE a@ catia Yousenen scm regi ne 35! Block 8th Av. fei said bilte tll ol yor sexe wl account it 36% be civun to you, Wo make deo allowance ln OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 1¢ O'CLOCK case of accident, illness or misfortune. D Newark, N. J., Store, 49 and 51 Market Street 350 Young Women’s Suits—Some Fur-Trimmed—at $25 to $35 76 Young Women’s Coats of Duvetyn, Peau de Peche, 100 Young Women’s ‘‘Sample”’ Dr: ' Brocaded Velvet and Plush—Some Are Imported Models, $38.50 Serges and Broadcloth.-Sizes rye ae Junior Girls’ 40-in. Worumbo Chinchilla Coats, $18.50 Junior Girls’ Suits, $18.60—Poplin, Cheviot and Broadcloth, Sizes 16 and 17 Years ' Young Girls’ Winter Coats, $7.50, $10, $13.50 and $15 Serge Drosses, $5, $6.76 and $8.75—Sizes 6 to'14 Years. Third Floor 1,000 Crepe de Chine Blouses, Copies of Imported Models, $5 and $6.95 100 Dress Blouses of Lace and Crepe Chiffon, $18.75 “Cabot’’ Collar Blouses of White Taffetas, $10. Tailleur, Blouses of Silk Crinkled Crepe and Georgette The ‘‘Passing Show’’ Veatee of Broche Silk’ with net sleeves and Crepe, $10.76 and $14.75 frill, at $12.75 : a rtnle_eite Zee feist ten. toe wenith of bargains tarsugnout 600 Fur-Trimmed Embroidered Voile Blouses, $2 Feoetve Wiaventie honest treatment walsh has won us miilons of eatisted curtomers, Dress Blouses of Chiffon and Plaid Silk, 93.96 200 Black Silk Net and Lace Blouses, Over White, $6.95 and $8.95 Pre Gustasies Mise Furcbars © Saabs aoe Wall Made 1,000 Black Messaline Blouses (Open Front or Back), $2.95 and $3.95 $1 0 Ir on ex r 5 Adjustable to 4 positions: as a 300 ‘‘Forsythe’’ Waists witb Flat Collar, $2.60 600 Lace and Net Blouses at $2.95, $3.95 and $5 Couch Bed spring, guaranteed for The Annual Autumn Clearance of Millinery Wyo, tee mae Presents $10 to $85 Hats, at $5 to $50 ji IMPORTANT Wa sisson Seminars ess Pacers caeh An ‘‘Early Shopping’’ Sale, on the Main Aisle, of nt sone nach eee Seer nee __< 1! Charming Framed Pictures, Mirrorsand Trays| Why shouldn’t you have a chance to do some selecting now, when our wonderful Christmas stock of Framed Pietures and the like is all ready? No reason whatever—so tomorrow we devote all of the Main Aisle to a delightful presentation of what we have gathered by visits abroad, and to the factories in America, for purchases so large that Prices are most surprisingly low. aa . Let You will find it comfortable, economical and wise to pick out, while the choosing is best, the pretty prints, oil paintings and decorative mirrors that you will want to give as Christmas presents, SN Framed Pictures At a Saving ‘of One-Third Fac-simile Water Colors, Plain and Hand- colored Carbonettes, Colortypes, Plain and Colored Photogravures and real Photo- graphs. Prices are 60c, 65c, 76c, $1, $1.25, $1.50, J Solder fnish Framed Mirrors Golden Anish, 32 lp: Hl Beauilf yearved. 4: \k Framed Oil Paintings Ix. Original Designs deep. Carved top I Wassivai saw. feet. At 30 to 40 Per Cent. Less A new idea, shown tomorrow, is found in Ap wide. Four de: | if ; i Panel Mirrors with mezzotypes, which are miete Soiree, 4 ced fH a | Mostly imported direct by GIMBELS,and fac-similes of enuine mezzotints, with the rawere a rl N ncluding marines, landscapes and figuresub- title and artist's name written in, Sizes Charming Novelty Trays at Little Prices _ Twenty new designs, with Dresden, Vene- tian, and plain or burnished antique frames, cretonne centers under glass and felt-cover- ed backs. drawers. vasa ge from Mirrors with 6x8 ih. picture top, At 50c, 75c, $1, $1.25 to Twe-inch \ completely and we will ($3 sca of ntereat and charm—andallinaut- | | Ghd" eaie in, Mir, to tGatt nw ture || gy Orig os Seaamatieey fooet a halt | | yoully to's © a fp $20 Brass on pat a» ldclivar the seedel © | able frames, in many cases with shadow 0 ae . ae Prices are serch caalh, Main Aisle and Sixth Floor 9.89 filledreds_ | Promptly to your home RE boxes, Prices are very moderate. bP th ai eet: “s a eer TH YOU 4 Us . se amene fe. $3.76, $5, $7.60, $10, $12, uaually materially hi per in price, ms ther A code |i, Ps GL ws, sana set pat ot Misia et C ~<a] - Ty ENTS. . cominnation | three plates, TTA foet. — and should be an average half more, 1.60 to @18—ideal gifts for the f ue tap in | Ne Rad Tepe Sime eeoupear MEW YORI = usare-napp st. ‘ beaks No Strings on This Offer LT ————————