The evening world. Newspaper, December 15, 1913, Page 6

motive has been established, But tt ts] a delicate matte publicity * OUGKERT FINDS 2 i TRATED RL ===" ITON, Dee Prenigent | practicall Ided to res Mt Judson ©. Clements of Georgia mber of the Interstate Com j Deputy Cobraeintater Starts Out Himself to Run Down New Clue to Mystery. latter will become di- val hite House | y did not wish . Prouty. fp with the ¢ the Interstate © aposition of ‘ommerce Comminsion, | ts hearing the application of the rn ratiwaye for a 6 per cent. tn- EXPLOSIVE RIVAL SI } Trail Leads to Business Com- in freleht rates, but, notwithe | standing Mr Clements’s advancing petitors Prosecuted for Sell- [ass eltevee him emiventiy aualined SE A possible motive for the sending of | i ing Impure Goods. ee (Can CRs ae ae \Hooray! For Me, the bomd which Killed Migs Ida Anuse- I Can Ez Eat! ‘wits in the office of the O. K. Bottling Company. No. 680 West Thirty-etenth | Stuart’s Dyspepsia iia Tihs Being Jey | etreet, last Friday morning, was re- to the Starving Dyspeptics ported to Deputy Police Commissioner Whe Cannet Safely Eat. Dougherty to-lay by detectives who have been working on the case. Dough- bg I gery ng erty thought so well of the new de- |: velopment that he went out to look it | 240) up in pareon and his activity Gave rise to the tmpression at Headquarters that the aleuths have etruck a fine leading © @ solution of the mystery. Before leaving his office Dougherty Aq@ied a statement alleged to have been mage by him ané appearing in @ morning , Where the package containing the left by a young Italian Walk to My Meals snd Kut All 1 Want, ‘Then 0 Suart’s Drepepsia Tablet Makes Good tor Me.” your system Je robbed of 1 wat: | ative B geod a ir correct pro- 8, ip the only Hea enter- tained Gy the detectives. The person who chipped it might have known of! wa. Callanan's habit of getting to his ure), © opening mail and ‘The peckage Wes! they ors ‘inereby. rest Guipped trem downtown eo inet” ®t [re and would reach the Callanan factory in| @&e rest Teritation, firet delivery of express matter lige one of natur next morning. when this is com! Ihe fact that the package was ad-|sretiente you ni: every wora-out desaned te the "0. X. Bottling Works” lj Serine. punbrene an not ald on menufacturing the dee thie the bowels need baad foede in order to make bewet ae ‘theery of busl- ottam ef the new parvonality work on the case to-day. Mr. C@lanan 9 a member of the Beitler's/ > sesimins Aqpocigtien and that organisation has|2itloned and bapn ative of late in the prosecution of Guatities the menufectirers of cheap mineral and Se ae, eeda woters.who use impure or illegal of Suunrts pranspe ren eet ingredients dn the preparation of their tablet afterward, ‘Then, we . begin! " Furniture Without Deposits Prgrehased m the manner hag ever proved satisfactory to the buyer. Owr methods ‘ere alwa CR to ee ‘our patrone, @ALL AND ‘MA OUR OWN TERMS Ferme Apply Also to New York, ne Jersey, OUR 1919-14 3 ROOMS CATALOG Ly ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES) ci A hendsome Mission Clock FREE with SS See couboN ” santo ‘$9 10 = 19" Teh Ave., Cor. 46th St, "ers QTE! EVEWNGks Xmas Presents LAI.GEST_ ASSORTMENTS. ' Diamonds, Watches 7 Monthly. Reference. AMERICAN WATCH DIAMOND C MAIDEN LANE sat cevsron | GIMBELS Store Opens at 8.30 and Closes at 6 A Decisive Disposal French Hand-Made Neckfixings Real Irish Lace Collars At $2 to $7.50 Were $6.50 to $15 and More As this is an absolute disposal of imported Neckwear, we did not hesitate to reduce the dozen or more $35 pieces to $7.60. Besides a number that were from $15 to $25—and many other pieces that were never before marked less than $6.50. Ai the French Neckfixings—Fichus, many ve of collars, and coliars with frills and jabots. These of fine batiste or handkerchief linen, exquisitely La oe pence) many trimmed with real Inces, and some punch worl Real Irish Lace Collars are in the baby and heavy designs; some combine the two. Many shapes. Main Floor Women’s Dresses Regular $25 to $30 Qualities At $15 Crepe de Chine, Serge, Crepe Melcor Yes, a Sale— But a limited one, for we procured these ‘from a maker who is closing his season. All fashionable colors. About 50 afternoon and demi-tailored styles. ‘Third Floor “A Thoroughly Feminine Convenience ~Says Miss Taylur Delightful Sim plicity Good'Sty le Distinguish the “Laurette Taylor” Hand Bag -aressed At’ $6.50 the unique virtue of not being burdensome. First time we have had this well-known—and exclusive GIMBEL—Bag in fine black Morocco, lined with silk, at 96.60. $7.50 Bags of Imitation Ermine, $3.95 $10 Bags of Imported F Pebble Morocco, $5 household you will have come as close to being a subscriber to the phony af | is possible without actually going to the Metropolitan or Carnegie For trueness, power, qualit: sound box the voice of Grand Opera out with as great fidelity to the PEE Victrola XVI is not a musical makeshift—it is a masterpiece. The GIMBEL collection of these instruments is very every finish that is produced to match the various styles of and sweetness of tohe it is a buy the Victrola XVI for only $10 Cash and $10 Monthly thereby requiring but $10 of your Christmas funds to have it in your Dossens styles of Victrolas from IV, at $16, to XIV, at $160—all sold on easy terms. All ribbon-tied, in Yuletide boxes, at these price: Fourteen Medleys for the Christmes dance, $5.25. Eight Christmas Selections, losing "Hoilige Nacht," sung by Scshumenn-Heink, $8.7! Ten Christmas Selections, 95,00. dance tunes, $2,326. Scarfs, $10 and $15 Scarfs, $8.60 and $13.60 Victrola XVI at $200 “The King of the Talking Machines’’ I{ Christmas morning finds one of these magnificent instruments as a new member of era or the Boston ‘THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1918, Half the Christmas Problem Is in Knowing Where to Look Nearly $7,000,000 of Well-Arranged New Merchandise in in This Christmas Store of a Million Gifts! —.°. Whose Especially Reasonable Prices Recommend Them for Gifts Skunk | Scarfs, $13.60 and $14.60 Muffs, $26 and $29.60 | Moleskin Mutffs, $14.60, $22.60, $29.50 Ermine Scarfs, $12.50 and $19.60 Pointed Sitka Fox. Muffs, $27.60 and $29.60 Russian Fitch . Muffs, $36 and $37.60 Model Sets of Furs at nume: ri to $396 f Ruasian Sables. ie eee Ay Naan Fur Coats and Wraps, $25 to 9650. GIMBELS—Furriers Since 1842 Scarfs, $19.60 and $22.60 Muffs, $46 and 960 ‘Third Floor Sym: ‘or in the Victrola XVI the art of musical reproduction has practically reac ed perfection. Hie delight. From its ample ra Pres donne or the liquid violin notes of a Kreisler pour as do the swinging strains it the newest Boston or tango. , and includes instruments of ishing, from Mahogany to ission The cost—$200—is easy 19 negotiate, because under the partial payment plan you can ion on December 25th. Besides this superb Victrola we have a complete and plentiful range of all the other Special Christmas Boxes of Victor Records ‘These will make fine git either with the new Victrola, or to those who already have one. Three Doninientaceil Records, with six favorite class Bighth Floor A Lace-Dressed Bed Especially for the Guest Chamber In this season of entertaining the bed-rooms must be dressed for the ei a Bed Set would bea handsome gift we iaoah the fiadly eepsiated GIMBEL Uphola e finely appo! olstery i ne will reveal a wonderful pore it of Bed This bag, which is sufficiently large to be practical, has tant OU:T0 by enah clocaca 0 e556 Sets, priced Special! You May Make s $20 G! A Scrim Bed Set for single or double beds, beautifully d orated, mb eine brass bedatends,’ white yg Bureau and Table Scarfs to match this set. $11.50 at $11.60 The This Fascinating Toy Store A sweet little the most beautiful Doll thing else in the world was forgotten—“My, what beautiful eyes you have, Dolly! e long turned-up lashes. And see tonight, aay, sure; forget parasol, pee she will get her Dolly, and most likely the ccmodious Doll’s House that Mamma was taking many a sly peep at whil This wonderful T: your parents, for eg A w will enjoy it just as much as you will. tne at m ‘Wooden oe gl three cars, 10 ft. in man at $60 a set. Automobile Hook and Ladder, extends 6 {t., 920. Character Baby Dolls, White Enamel Cooking Stoves, with cooking utensils and racks, $35. Dolls’ Solid M. ahogany Bones of Soldiers, individual regiments, $1 to 62.25. And thousands of other things, including Theatres, Grocery Stores, Electrical Trains and whole Railroad E. atpenents, 1 Bags, ‘Shales and Game: Sixth Floor. ou Dey * shoes, and if you think it won't stick into Santa GIMBEL BROTHERS A New Charm In Handkerchiefs for Women Is the very symmetrical embroidery, which seems to merely rest on the Linen: pecucaley rue is this of the delicate ca lee ey ‘on the point Venise Lace handkerchiefs, two in a decorated gift box, at $1 Women’s Point Venise Lace Handlorchiss, embroidered or medallion lace corner, four in Calendar box for $1. cen Embroidered Handkerchiefs, in calendar box, one at 46¢; two Princess Lace Hendkerchiefs at 60¢, 76¢ and $1 each. Exact copies of Duchess Lace Handkerchiefs, each in iret in 1.96 to | $5 each. oor How Many of Your Friends Travel? Have you thought of giving An WARDROBE TRUNK For Christmas? $25 $45 $65 The lucky man or woman who gets one will be grateful, indeed. These fine Trunks are here at GIMBELS ready to be chosen, lettered and delivered promptly anywhere. If you are giving a Wardrobe Trunk, and you want your gift to be the best of its kind, then you must necessarily choose an INNOVATION. Its Magnificent construction its extreme lightness, its wonderful convenience and travel- worthiness, make it the most popular Trunk in the world. All these are the newest Fall Models, 45 in. high, lighter than any yel made. _ Fifth Floor The Carving Set For The Christmas Bird AS USUAL—GIMBEL ever-readiness presents just what you're looking se specially priced—for instance: Carving Sets at $1.60—a sin special lot—3 pieces, each Lind caliloid heed les, Sheffield steel, nicely boxed, regular 3 sidle Carving Sets at ¢4—these were $5. German sven ferrules. Other Stag-handle Carving Sets, 3 pecs ‘= 95. Game Sets in two styles with unb breakable ta les, @2 usually $2.50, and Poultry Shears, $1,560, Knives and Boats, silver ferrule, white, handles, $9—other Sets at $5, reduced from $6.50. eee Knives, with celluloid handles, ¢4 and $3 dozen from $6 and $4. ‘ renives and Forks, white celluloid or black rubber handles, sets of six, $2.60, regularly 4. Japanese Gongs, 200 Only, a Special Purchase $3.60, $4 and Higher Grades for $2 Pe) Gongs, $5.60. Popper and Salt Casters in nickel and ‘opper frames or ecru. ‘Delights and Surprises of Tot f ushed with pleasure and excitement as she grasped the hand of ly she had ever seen. Won't you please tell me your name, so I may write Santa and he will bring you to me on Christmas. » And pies, Dolly, dear, don’t laus you may bring the le the little lady was pouring out her wishes to Dolly Dear. Store is a dream of delight. Come tomorrow, children, and bring A few of the thousand Toy sugges- Single Soldiers, Knights, Warriors, Roman and English ‘als, 260, 600 and 760. Forts and Prisons, 600 and @1, Bonueuully Dressed Dolls, some with sweaters, 96 oO CTT ae ul in Sul 5 Allk Games from 786 to pres Ma as Sets of Flasteveine, 600 and Teo. ‘Teddy Bears, We up. life size with Bassinette, $49. Bedsteads with lace spread, $18, Alas Toys, Noah Arks, Rocking Horses, Toboggans and Sleighs, Punching Fourth Floor