The evening world. Newspaper, December 17, 1913, Page 9

\ stent A tee cree ita a TIME ON SPEEDERS HELD BY POLICE WON'T GO WITH THIS COURT, Magistrate Condemns the Sys- tem in Use at One Well Known Trap. A favorite police trap for automobile | apeeders on Broadway was condemned this afternoon by Magistrate Apple- ton after he had made a personal tn- ection. In consequence Harry Lan- caster, a chauffeur employed by Harry Kilborn, an automobile dealer, who was | charged with running his automobite! twenty-twogmiles an hour between Eigtty-first and Fightisth streets in Broadway, wae discharged. | ‘The trial of Lancaster this morning brought out that many arrests had | been made by policemen standing a!) Seventy-ninth street and Broadway and | timing auitonsbiles coming down Broad. way as they were passing from Hight | first to Elmhtieth street, ‘This particular | “trap” has attracted the attention of the Automobile Club of America and that organization stood behind Lan- | camer'a defense. It was said that Lancaster's apeed- ometer between Eighty-firat atreet and Kightieth streets registered only six- teen miles an hour. Magistrate Apple- ton was taken to Seventy-ninth street and Broadway and several tests were Made. He decided that the police meth- od of computing speed of cars at this Point was far from accurate, inasmuch as it wan impossible to time an auto- mobile in the manner the policemen de- scribed. It will be necessary for the traffic cops to arrange some other atretch along Broadway for the purpose of catching speeders. | Factory Law Vio Chief Justice Russe! Bpecial Sessions relic the calendar ef that court to a great extent to-day by eitting in pleading cases in Part V. About fifty cases came up before him Twenty-three of these he disposed of and the others were placed on the | calendar for trial. Twenty men were fined $2 each, with an alternative of four daya in jail, for #moking in fac- cause, Justice Russell se bad example for his owners who viciated ti ‘aw were also fined. They w: Nagel of No. 83 West seventee and Charles Teepe No, avenue. Sterling ‘ Sterling Silver x gual Saitiae tent, haem authorized by on mupartiments. tor iene sino full algae ae ‘ama i wine turned pal Sorave (news ‘They are sold fra Nets Ba.0N Heada.! Mantoure eta neni wther wpecials ed for Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry Broadway, New York OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK ETERS AREAS AGBEL STARS ROTI LIS TT II I ay oo THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1913. GIMBBELS This Great Distributing Center for Christmas tHapviness Is Store Opens at 8:30 and Closes at 6 A Triumph! A Sensation! Scored By | the GIMBEL woe Store An $18 Model A $10.75 Style Women’s $20 to $22 Bracelet Watches At $10.75 and $18 An unexpected circumstance has made it possible for us to generous—number of watches at there extraordinary prices. At their regular quotations they would be considered excellent values, for they are in new and distinctive styles; their movemengs are re'iable and their cases are excellent. ‘To be specific: At $10.76, Watches are gold-filled, as are also the extension bracelets on which they are mount An octagon-shaped style is illustrated, but there are others that are equally good-looking. Fitted with fifteen-jewel movements. The $18 Watches and extension bracelets are gold-filled, and may be selected in the unique style that is illustrated. 80,000 square feet of space—nearly two acres. We are continually told by people who know other great cities as well as they resent a limited—but | | where in this country can a displ: y of similar splendor be found. much of it made especially for GIMBELS, are at their Christmas best just now. no richer field possible for the selection of presents, for men and women who have home, than this superb exhibition. "7 Every Watch Is Guaranteed Monograms Engraved Without Additional Charge ae Watches up to $1,000—at tne latter price an exquisite mcdel in platinum and Regal Furs New and Correct Styles—At Reasonable Prices The GIMBEL Guarantee is to Furs what the sterling mark is to silver. Dazzling Displays of Crystals China and Art Wares finest makers of England, France and Austria. keeping ay Sparkling Cut Crystals, of purest qualities, from best American Gift factories. More than a hundred patterns of China and Porcelain |* Eastern Mink Moleskin of fascinating Fancy China. of GIMBELS. Scarfs, $29.60 to Searfs, rad 50 to Artistic Marbles, Bronzes and Terra Cottas in a gathering Electric Goods Lee $37.5 notable for its excellence. Here are random suggestions: Seem: $1.76, re. $3. Muffs, $38.60 to Muffs, out, 60 to art W F ‘ares ‘rench Crystal Set, vee aie nual eee 96.76, reg. sie $110. $37.60 French bona figure, Blacksmith, ee Cee eves, Simplex Electric Jrons, Bib. 00, t $14.75, fro inghouse Electr : enh prong: Pa Ph {rhe Spring tom #110, usar ws, anh ee eae ea a oe eaten ro wien bona Hgure he Viotin=| pp Wing, Sets Hehly decorated, #17.80,] Nickel and Copper Wares 16.60, f Clark al Renee ro LSve'e Consolation,” we ge Cologne Bottle, bn A tal Aira Rich Decanters $5, from $7.50. ut Crystal a . Oil and i sorb Crueta, $3.95. from m Sugar and Cream Seta, 63.96. Pearle Husts of Authors and Poets,) Orange Lowle, $1.60. Baum Marten Scarfs, $65 to $85 Muffs, $85 to $146 Hudson Bay Satles Serb $105 to Persian Lamb Scarfs, $15 to $75 Muffs, $17.60 to $50.00 bust, Princess, at 6 cup, $6.60 and $7.50, for au's Chafing Dishes, 3 pint, nickel ecopner finish , $6.60, reg. $! Russian Fitch five o'clock Tea Kettles, special ‘ 19.50, fi Square Cheese Plates, §: d wt Scarfs, $8.60 to) | io, 0, $20.60, from $45,| Handled Olive Diahes ‘ 19206 i $75. Royal s Vase, pink decoration, | Hair Receivers in cut Rich Cut Cologne Bottles Muffs, $36 to $60 Rich Cut Boudoir $86, from $150. een bronze figure, “Manon,” at Lamps, ¢17. 60. Ermi 29 ~79.60) from $45. China rmine Pointed Sitka {urble figure, “Dante, ’ Six After-Dini_ r Cups in box, §1. He Scarfs, $19.60 to 4 t ti Seta of Limoges China Bre: $67.60 Fox bronze ig Batter Plates, $137.60, from ‘ Muffs, $45 to arene nGold Mayonnaise $165 Sea {s, $15 to $65 ni sa ns 1s with glass’ bowl, Mv. fs, $25 to $60 high, 8: Glass ‘Aah Receivers, nickel top, at 200, reg. ' pe able sro “The Spring Dance,” $ rom $175. “Bou illon Cu d Vienna browse figure, ut $112.60,| Saucers, six in box, 94.60, from $150. Decot hone bronze and ivory figure, $175, gees ated Women’s kur Coats anu Wraps, 4d to § Third Floor 5. P i tlabie bust, “Joan d’Are,” $26, | gift box, rom + Cream Marble figure, “Youth,” at $360, eaiandiied cot eet from $500. Encrusted Gold Boulllon Cups, six) Hand-Carved Electric Lampe, Crystals in box, at $19.60, with beautiful French silk made at Service of Goblets, Champagne, fi Turkish Coffee Sets, $36, @AT to 97 Coin Gold oo Dinner Seta, 100 Lampe of metal, Vine and Claret, in all 60 pieces, | | Places at $36. in Verde an ees effects and copper tuken from our own stock. sGe-rmece Dinner Sets, Limoges | finish, ape English rock crystal Set, at $176, | Ching $3.80 for noe, O28 & 918. fron 0. oe ce Austrian China aul) Pe English rock crystal Set, at $112.60, | Sets, floral decoration, $13.60. from $175. i) ‘with Floor Exquisite Real Bronse Electric tor in Louis XV. and Empire , and 9380. Quaint Caps of Gold Lace For the Young Girl Who Dances—$5 one you think she will look best in one of silver lace, you may select it at the same price, These Caps are fashioned after the quaint mode that is introduced by a dancer of inter national reputation. Surely you know the style, for it has a pointed brim that is narrow in the front and back and turns up in Dutch fashion at the side. $3.50 Ostrich Plumes Which Will Make Lovely Gifts Indeed, any woman will be very glad to cet ond or more of these Plumes whose luxurious drooping ends emphasize the fact that they are of prime, fine ostrich. White and vlack. Plumages That Cannot Be Duplicated Bird of Paradise, $10, $15 and $265 cluster. Goura, $¢.50 and $10 cluster. Third Floor For Women and Girls Subway Store Balcony Desk Fittings in Black Glass This is a new collection of handsome and dignified fittings for the desk in home or office. It includes Ink Stands from $3, Desk Pads from $2, Hand Blotters from $1.65, Pen Cleaners from 60c and Pen Trays from $2 upwards, 50c Boxes of Sta- tionery 25c These cabinets contain 50 sheets of note paper, with iV envelopes, in fine white fabric finish — half Women's $4 Grades at $1.95 under - priced one of the best shoe barsains you ever heard of, jor Women and Girls, and that they were purchased by an expert in shoes. WOMEN’S SHOES—Mahler Price, $4 GIMBEL Price, $1.95 bec | lining, belted back and shawl collar. Size 12 to 18 Overcoats at $5 Made of all-wool chin- years. chilla and lined with plaid Chinchilla Overcoats Another or flannel; buttoned to neck, For New York Boys A Very Special Group at $10 Under-priced before they were made, because we gave a needed order to the manu- facturer; when otherwise his Operators would have been , y idle, That is why we can \ My - Saarenienty offer them at ey, f) —— Made of the best all-wool H > _ pails in navy and gray. group of ie convertible collar, A t price. Main Floor, Rear Empty Boxes, 4c to 15c Of course, you have to supply the present to go in them. Variety of shapes and sizes, Main Floor, Balcony Long full models with wool Boys’ Chinchilla piece adjustable belt The Leathers metal, Russian Calfskin, white or gray Buckskin, Canvas, ALL on Orthopedic Laste—to give sizes up to 2, ees the final smart touch to this handsome garment. Sizes 5 to 10 years, Boys’ Plain, Double-Breasted and Norfolk All-Wool Suits at $5 Mothers know the value of Boys’ Clothing and we want them to see The good-looking all-wool smart models will be strong enough argu- Heels—High or low, and all sizes to suit everybody. hese Suita that we are selling at this price, mixtures, the fine tailoring uni ments without words, Plain double-breasted and Norfolk models among them; some have extra pair of trousers, Broken sizer, 7 to 18 years. Fourth Floor [ses = GIMBEL BROTHERS mas gifts. Ready for These LAST SIX BUSY SHOPPING DAYS! A Veritable Encyclopedia of Gift-Suggestims for Home- Loving People Is Found in the Magnificent Fifth Hloor Displays of China, Crystals, Art Objects Lamps and Household Utilities Together, these wonderful collections of things to make the home more beautiful and more livable, occupy These rich stocks, aggregating more than half a million dollars’ worth of carefully chosen merchandise, tendency to make gifts that possess practical value, as well as the charm of beauty and good taste, there is Housewares with Beauty Percolators, Chafing Dishes and other things, in brass, eop- per and nickel, for sideboard and dining table, in a shin we ; 7 . Electrical’ Appliances, from flashlights to toasters Exquisite Rock Crystals and other Table Glassware from the | machines— the most complete collection of these modern house- liances of which we know. kets in fascinating variety—gilt, enamel, sweet- grass, Repl blll and he other styles. ae colt Dinner Sets in new shapes and decorations and table after table | sets, pong peg vite Tsun sik hardly be att ataian 4.76. ‘useful Sternau seater in nickel Gs selection, Here’s an Extraordinary Sale of SHOES An event that can never again be duplicated—because iS GIMBELS PURCHASED THE CHRISTMAS STOCK : OF SHOES WHICH WAS ORDERED FROM A HIGH- GRADE MANUFACTURER BY THE LATE FIRM <9 OF MAHLER & COMPANY, SIXTH AVENUE. Ww The makers of these Shoes have just gone out of business— one of the many reasons of their failing was attributed to the fact that hey put a belter grade of leather and workmanship inlo their Shoes than they could afford. We bought this very fine stock from the Receivers and we bought it very, very cheap, so come and be prepared to get As for the quality of these Shoes, it might be in order to remind you that Mahler made a specialty of high grade Shoes GIRLS’ SHOES—Mahler Price, $2.50 GIMBEL Price, $1.60 The Leathers—Gun-metal, Patent Leather with cloth or dull tops; tan ‘There are Patent Colt with cloth or dull calf tops; Gur Caltekin, white Buckskin, black Patent Leather with white calf tops, white This extraordinary Sale of over 4,000 pairs of Shoes will take place ou the SUBWAY STORE BALCONY, where a large staf of competent salespeople will be in attendance for quick service. This Sale happens most opportunely jor those in quest of sensible Christe 100 Per Cent. know New York, that no- And with the present-day pride and interest in their array. coffee Kerr Seta, tile bottoms, 16e sn, | Garver for the Christmas Turkey, reg. $3. Outre: Shears for §2.60, Cocktail Set: This Set consists % revolving tray, 4 seltser giames, 4 Le emma itchen Cabinets, a very a ES eases chen cone ome oregano Oe to Oe Brush Sets, emorted style, ban Rata | Baskets, for handkerchiefs and collars, at 380, = ba to 75c. ith Flcor fF en oa'The Radiance of Many LAMPS Wijiand rine T-piece Cake Sets, in| Illuminates a corner of the Fifth Floor, that is unusually rich in attraction. ht Electric ‘ie ae ps, shades in Antique Verde mapa a Gold Carved Elee- tric, with allk shades. Be igi im higenrdnony special at $15 to $86 cach Blectric Reading Period; yg ohgy Spot oi, ce | Souci 6.10 to Wane reer Girls’ $2.50 Grades at $1.50 plenty of room to growing feet. All