The evening world. Newspaper, May 21, 1914, Page 12

EVENING WORLD, ee vasDAY, wit 41, 1014. ENainS aN aS eee At GIMBELS Tomorrow A Field Day For Men! In Advance of Decoration Day, We Shall Place On Sale A Special Selection of Over 1400 Fine MEN’S SUITS AT $16.50 For Usual $22 and $25 Qualities This has been an unusual season in the cloth- ing business, and we have quietly been taking Ki a He \ Pi M toler args cos, Explains||] Wt ficial. to United States In- dustrial Comission. tapes HELD AS A DEFAULTER. ahem gf te Grameen mene faation in Brooklyn. hi) y as “Atlante “clty, aed wrence Scanlon, ae gly five Clare of the Pons staff. He we LWW y i ay ED uy ! A 7) 5 fs all iyi jon on Industrial Relations in the City Hall to-day of the Industrial Workers of § World, of which he ts the prime fF iif Recessary—the destruction of and property, and violation of LIFE Lawrence Scanlon Waives Exam- feat si of his eg showed a de- Me., by bg td who swan of ste ssa gS a, sedan i rafmatson in his p ‘J : 2 | ii, ee ral ! t Bt. John, a pale, rather in- | int little man, calmly told fhembers bf the United States Ww the hundred thousand or more are pledged to violence—mur- law they deem necessary to gain ptr point. Ma Point with us is to gain our " said St. John. “It does not to us how we gain that ond. | ‘ ce against human life is nec- , all right; the end justifies the If it means the ruin of prop- , all right. Again the end justi- @ the means. If it means the iso- of factory, the ruining of ier or finished material inside the or outside, all right. Again @ case of the end justifying the Do we beliove in agreements be- A Very Smart London $ Tongue Colonial At. 4, 25 ONE of fashion’s foremost favorites for town, country or seaside. To be had in either Made with leather tread; high, distingui A Colonial of unusual der Lager AP one that possesses all the characteristics, lines, details and ear- higher shoe. Pe ama the Queen Quality Boot Shop price is 5 Charge Accounts Solicited. mt leather, or heel; narrow arch. mn metal. toe; flat members of the locais of + W. and owners of indus- » We are against working ts of any kind, for any time. That is where we QUEEN QUALITY BOOT SHOP $2 West 4th Street, New York Midway Between 5th Avenue and Broadway ALSO AT m the trades unions. We A. D. MATTHEWS’ SONS, Inc., $96 Fulton St., Brooklyn, N. Y. a farther. It ts our belief workman loses by making | F4 an a member with the & mill, factory or other alee welt can ‘onlor ihesinasy, PER POUND 'e ie rect with us, New York's oldest whole- ah, full poe Age evenly roas' New York at mieslomsio’ eeice with Agreement it is thrown | F W, W. as unfit to be ' the organization. ' 3 there were 130,000 erg ti Phere New York Poy | cM tb Cards in the national or- cities C, O, Det hat ibe. delivered free 1,000 mites, ‘and that of this number fl ints, & Se: ¥, o. or check with order. 10 Ibs, delivered fi free oe ( Sea*eedinn bonne G2 Wianees rioed coffees. GILLIES COFFEE CO. 233-239 Washingtea St., New York (ntaratiog Park Pia Wanye, Oates” Be Phone onde. lahed Ti Years, 4 opposition in =| to free speoch, is rine line and’ the boys with | [ to do within a radius of a} miles hop aboard the mE Sram And come to tbe) , yas the eae ye body sponsor 4avasion.of churches in New G@on't' think so. I suppose the organization looked after er that.” ‘On May 6th the Smith—Gray Creditors Voted to Accept a Settlement. The Receivership Is to Be Wound Up. | All the Remaining Stock Must Be Sold 4S he Receiver went through the prices in like a cyclone Spry Ape eer le —the blue pencil cut without considering ‘epped "the ‘blue pencil xt "without contdaring sot a | EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD WITHIN { { THE SHORTEST 7OSSIBLE TIME 'Clean-Out ap | You can realize what thie wieane means ‘when by tell you that you can buy standard Gray 5: 38 sors coco ‘20% as f ane A. LEWIS i 9xizit advantage of good opportunities wherever we found them, to buy liberally until we have as- sembled by far the largest and best stock of Men’s Suits that we have ever had at this season of the year—even at full prices. These we can afford to mark at a price from $5.50 to $8.50 less than we should usually ask for the suits. Note These Very Important Facts ene ati aera ua Mistene Uap erence tt n models, materials, patterns and colorings, present a larger price of $16.50 ‘than a man coald usually find at three or four ob Ti ahmed Materials are the, mo most wt focored sored of te season Cassimeres finished, Worsteds Colors and and ater to Sk oan every man’s taste: Shepherd checks Tartan checks — woe” effects Stripes. in dozens of styles Handsome A word about the fine tailoring and variety o, cys: Much handwork—no padding—coats that you can ro Trine e a ball. Full, half, quarter or eighth lining; some with silk sleeve Youthful or conservative models—many with ped age | Pockets All sizes from 82 to 48 in. ches orts and | All on sale tomorrow morning when the lock ‘artis 8:30. salespeople. Two Fine Groups of Motor Dusters | Men’s$5to 87 7 TiaalaPeeuara Se 76 7.50 Ii ted Linen Dusters at $5 Pl f serge excellent bobitieeet eee fin pockets, full skirts, | hang weitaie, Ow taut tan euetine cog mem extra large pearl buttons, wide co and wind shields in sleeves. Made especially for GIMBELS, of pure linen. Khaki Trousers, with Belt, at $1.50 $3.50 and $3.95 Motor Dusters at $2.75 A specially priced group of well made outing trousers, in tan or olive, finished with belt and belt straps. — rewrtn Fieer Excellently made in tan or gray cotton. GIMBEL Waterproof Straw Hats in Full Variety, $2 to $5 Soft Bangkok Straws, special at $3.75. Panama Hats, $5, reg. $8. Two Well-Timed Olferings 0 of Men’s Furnishin Men’s $1.50 So ft Shirts at 95c fd n ’s 's Crepe and I e and Foulard Four-in-hands at 50c All soft-finighed , in handsome stripe smart effects, with pate bosoms and French cut cuffs. The _— gave ene a dotted effects, The e 2h tack pctey Gectae ke nies us a special concession to get some of our b t and dark plain colors. ‘Fine News of Men’s Summer Underwear and Hosiery $l and $1.25 Athletic Underwear at 0c usin an $1.50 Union Suits, in plain or fancy striped teres! lean- insoo! cel” pb gp ahaa resi re R. Morley’s’ "s India len’ > 50c ¢ Silk Socks « gauze, and other summer fabrics, in "athletic shirts and knee shades—a clean-up of standard drawers. Maia Fess gs ' Men’s $5 Rubber Soled Tan Walking Shoes, $3.95 Pair High and Oxford Styles, with rubbersoles and heels, extraordinarily comfortable for city acest, Secend Floor Flannels _Soft-finish Plain blue Fancy blue Fourth Fleer at 35c Pair 8,600 of Famous ‘...Make” House Dresses Th de by a specialist—and they ety conaidered the best i in the world. $1.35 Regularly $2 and $2.25 $2 aed $3 $2.50 Regularly $4 and $4.50 Prices are very rarely lowered on these dresses, for the demand is so great that the manufacturer seldom has any left over. But as he is now closing his season, and as we are one of his best customers, he gave us this surplus. Eleven of This Scason's Styles Chembvey Percale Gingham — Cheniel These are Ideal Frocks for Morning Wear at the beach or in the country, Main and Second Fieors. , Another Brought Main Aisle event oh of the Traveli _— ‘Suit Cons, Ha gs and Party Cases $2.95 56. 50s to $7.50 Cowhide Bags at $5 els for style, russet cowhide and in black or winks _ cowhide ide leather, Tinea lined, 16 and Be $10 English Bags at $7.50 vast ane $15 Army and Full Cut Men (7 $20 Bags, $12.75 tye ‘to $7.50! rh Suit Canes at 95 15 to $16 Suit Cases at $10 ous 50 tai Cane Covered Suit 7 7089 Overland Cases, $5 & $6 Of black enamel, duck cretonne lined, and tray. ~ $1.50 Hand Bags, $1 Morocco, fitted with five pieces and purse. $3.9 95 sand $5 Hand Bags, , $2.50 70 cones cee a" $3.95 Fitted Pannier Hand Bags, $1.95 $6.50 Shopping Bags, $3.95 $5 5 Morocco Party Cases, $2.95 beautifully pod oe pone roel lined with moire silk and five gilt pee] vanity pieces in black, navy or purple. Main Floor GIMBEL E BROTH ERS bas haa Malar, 9 . A Cool Holland Floor Coverings An Importer’s Surplus Stock at Low Prices A very well known importer who for years has we cialized in Holland Rush Mats and Rugs arranged to send his surplus stock to GIMBEL BROTHERS, and they will be unusually priced tomorrow. These Rugs are made of heavy twisted rushes, strongly sewn together on the ends, instead of on the flat. These make a heavy clinging floor covering, nat- ural colors; some with black and red figures. pannier or carriage models with hand of black pin-grain seal and Morocco and black and colored silks. a A Summer Sale of Leather Goods $6. 50FittedCarriageBage, $3. 95