The evening world. Newspaper, October 2, 1914, Page 15

TWO DEAD, THREE DYING |pRaaNaRNVaRS Sai Pai a Pai NP — IN HAND GAR SMASH- Pin sae GIMBEL BROTHERS grr s Six Others Badly Hurt Wie Bepartne SeatsotNew Yor BLOCKING INQUIRY: Lehigh Valley Train Runs Into , Pi PC do Broadway and Thirty-third Street Special Motor Loaded With Workmen. PHILLIPSBURG, N. J., Oct. 2—In! almost the same spot where a couple ‘Ghatties Commissioner Re-' So" vecxs ago an cngine on the Le. high Valley Railroad crashed into a e fuses to Permit Employees | ictor handcar loaded with track! men bound here for their wages, Ni to Accept Summonses. [iting one and injuring ten, « aim!- a Last Day of the Gala Week of Sales--- The Brilliant ‘‘Promenade des Toilettes’’--- Make the House of Fashions Intensely Interesting Tomorrow: The Wide Skirt Women’s Suits of The Extrdordi “y---in, ‘Blo Has Just Arrived. . Fine Velours de Paris Styles and Prices Combine in Making It Is the Sensation of Paris }; y Laine, $37.50 Several interpiretations of it by Premet, Which May Be Favorably Another Illustrious Record for GIMBELS $2.95 ie Mp tine took bg eed A id using two deat Bpecial Daputy Attorney-General other may ate and ne ‘are aay iq 5 ® Frank Moss, who is conducting @ by vic Ghee: Ss « aod \| probe of Mayor Mitchel's Municipal 6.6°shy the men were nurled im, sil | t Civil. Bervicn Commission for the Girections, One man was dead when Btate Civil Service Commission, to- picked up and the othor died. as. he Gay charged that the Mitchel admin-| was being transferred in an ambu- {atration ts endeavoring to dispose of | i"./, from this city to the Faston ‘| fhe inquiry by political pronouncia- The Collision was near Bloomsbury. Mento in the newspapers. It was also charged that certain officials in the edministration are advising employ- ees in Charities Commissioner Kings-|Tunaio may die. The other men were Bury's office to dodge service of sum-| bruised and lacerated and euftered monses to the investigation, a, iL shock. Cheruit and Martial et Armand are now Compared with $50 Sutts. their American debut in making ney The stunning coat by . Bees La Promenade {i Callot, which is slightly || Crepe de Chine Blouses, with Jo Bsmt ne sae ae i GAS, AS HEARTBURN, IN| _ des Toilettes.” | fitted’ at the yaistline || lace deevee. Tlearacd | while making a tour of the Charities | The last—the real real—Modes of Paris are j and which flares just $3 BO b ae heey In quest of twenty-five INDIGESTION OR now p ted ih our t ‘Fashion Ex- ' a the ta tne _ és ° ts > "when it he twen- hibition, ~_ knees louses of Lace ‘ wave, Sitaeswee, were not to . \ 10:30 A. M. to12 M—2 to 4P. M. troduced in these suits, with Pompadour chiffon. ~ = found,. Commissioner of Charities . | Eee eect) AIK STOMACH mee $5.05 + » Clared he advised his employees to i & lsnore the demands of the state| se Diabeealk” Sadi’ all - Crepe de Chine Blouses, with SU cies ss ‘simu torwasa! utlees, tbe? Pape's Diapepsin’ ends a x For This Gala Week of Sales finely tucked frills. Ilustrated. ee sewers, oman Cees i 2400 Men’s Fi Shirt Blouses of Pompadour Chif- was al . tiv, inutes. ‘ } & ten cin ca eetsran UNG) UU - 9 en Ss e Ss fon, with lace sleeves. } » Counsel Polk was on his feet instan! t Pi Di in will e fae te cietaaeni |e mine owt aed oreromes |W | $1.65 Each for $2 and $2.50 Shirts [Beas ior cei ek ate | 96 Each for $1.50 Shirts J) fh eerie of wekte Beoretery, Ruste in |{cad in your stomach, or i you hav The Shirts at $1.65 have the fashionable & | RB tejgemegine, witnesses, wate tere | ecu tbat ieee snc war q mushroom tucked, soft bose; fine percales, © $5 § ing, to atop the investigation, |tion, rinted in unusually good and colorings. Sleeveless Basques of black Bled’ ve rorcars 8 MNS ot ate af up's Deepa and take %4 Braight it cuffe jor oft French turn-back relvet, with all sashes, we we Be: Sea A # dove just as soon ns you can. | There yr Girdle BI of } © ro seit cuuevouse. [ia juhaere Plage | tes are of cst ae with ak gia, asta. of tandz'e tee eet soft cuff shirts of handsome mercerized cotton, . Lege 50 Sizes 14 to 17. It pen means your Fall Shirt mpply ata fine savin Main Fleer Men’s $5 High Shoes, $3.75 Black Satin and white lace. $5.0 95 pier Pe ee A notice of the the sheriff, F on Gets. of the Sixteenth Assembly \ District: Democratic Association Club- * house in West Eighth atreet, Coney | Inland, vas posted on the bulletin board your breath with nauseous odors, Pape's Diapepsin Ys a certain cure . |tor out-of-order stomachs, because it of the clubhouse to-day. A judament ites hold of your food and digests it for $200.16 for unpaid rent was rendered | jist the same as if your stomach wasn't Caps & Coats {n favor of Mra. Barbara Gallerher | there, for Business or Dress Wear for the Baby of matte. by Justlee Boxenschuten in the Fifth idl ta Ave calactes trom all utcmesh woe, deterred Decne ihe igane'a | misery serine Wervor one "drug N Smart models in English effects, with broad, All of Them Interlined ana Blouses of Crepe French copied in the finest and tiest of White low heels; lace or button. Gun metal calf, ra “was taking part in the fight freer, eg Fred Landy the leader ot These large fifty-cent cases contain me Aas Mn tettage |enoush “Paps Diapepn to “hen caltakin, ian, Russia elf end black vic ad show $6.95 § peer ct Hind takin We ein the aatiee arity fee, from stomach are among them. For Saturday only, the last ee 28 Chine is the Crepe may gree tented, by, ,chetira, kj | months, It belongs in your home. day for Anniversary specials. Second Floor All-over embroidered - de Chine Blouses; military Black Lace Blouses, $2.95, $3.95, $5 Hundreds of New Lingerie Blouses at $2 tnurarieee At $1 to $5 Coats of snow-white Cash- = with hand embroidered president of the club, sald to- = - *¥ - 5 he thought the judgment would be = re aHOLZ WASSER’ | “Samples” aaa a GUARANTEED ores tvenings Ul 9 ck of Men’s vA 98,10 $9.50. m pay _ Solid Through and Through) Our Lberal Credit ‘Lersns (| $16.60. Second Floor $3 and $4 um Felt Hats, $1.95 All the sample hats from a large facturer, all the broken lots from $8 Felt Hats, have bees merged ae cial occasion; the most important of it this season. The beat 1914 models are ai represen: avery cencaie color, every wanted size is here. are , quant each style may A New Veil— Chic, but not extreme! In either the effective filet or octagon meshes, with a wide border formed of velvet squares $1 to $3.25 Main Floor. $1.75 Black Silks $1 Yard Satins, Crepes, Messalines, Bengalines, Poplins, Taffetas, etc., are a few of the many popular weaves you will find piled high on this speciat table for tomorrow, the last pal of our Birthday celebra- Becend Fleer SHE" "850 $1.c0to $1.50 LN |$100. $10.00 $1.50 to $2.00 |$150. $15.00 $2.00 to $2.25 4 $200. $2000 $2.50 net. Si Prey $3.00 sfoumntci, K My Sa eS =x: = ‘E . »! 5 = ee 3 Sa cS >, no, 3° (LX) wa 1g, gu Sz LS 1,486 Fine Rugs in Room Sizes Guseeld| A Wonderful Assemblage of Boys’ Are a Notable Feature of This a | iriuerator, i | Ghats, ee ee eh \ 12 verde Olel Complete Apartment wae vite ies ahd 5:00 Fall and Winter GIMBEL Clothing Is Ready to Satisfy Every Boy These are days for new Suits and new Overcoats for the youngriars, but naturally you want to Hi adh a is’ absolutely correct in style, material and workmanship. Our new and complete stock embraces authentic models from the world’s leading manufacturers. The wide range of moderate prices affords unrestricted choice. Boys’ Hand-Tailored Norfolk Suits, $10 to $16.50 Seiaere. We Frade sandals, with two pairs of fully lined Boys’ Corduroy Norfolk Suits, $6.50 4s With two pairs of knickerbockers, fully lined; sizes 6 to years. Boys’ All-Wool Norfolk juits, els, sewed-on belt ode patch Mill Clearance of M. J. Whittall’s Famous Rugs and Carpets Adjusted | ®«™: ..: Watches , E Jewel Pieters sabi i k Ne. 2 e Cay [THE MARK OF QUALITY __} : Room sized Rugs are in particular demand— and hardwood floors. This splendid collection of rere oranataily rich in these favorite sizes, at extraordinary reductions. As follows: $30 and $82.50, Reg. $37 and $42.50 For Whittall’s Famous Royal Wilton “‘Teprac’’ Rugs In 8 ft. 3 in. x 10 ft. Gin. and 9 x 12 ft. sizes $23.50 and $24.75, Reg. $28.50 and $31 For Whittall’s “‘Peerless’’ Body Brussels Rugs In 8 ft. 3in. x 10 ft. Gin. and 9 x 12 ft. sizes 1417-1423 THIRD AVE. N 1.3: AV Es: 80"ST ee Boys’ High Grade Mackinaw Coats, $6.50, $8.60 and $10 Mage. of g:{ihred woo} map phd in the new- PR tae can hana ene 8 ame Oo Boys’ Stylish Overcoats,$6.50to$15 Latest models, particularly made for cold, hep ieee weather; the materials are the best, Sizes Pasteurised tweed in 66 Bate heeding Stations, It's 19. thm your baby. 10c. per quart Phone pallet We took all the Rugs at the mill in designs not to be carried on, and a sroet quantity of brand new Rugs in Fall patterns, Every Rug is perfect and most desirable. All the small sizes, from 27x54 in. upwards, at proportionate reductions. Whittall’s Best Royal Wilton Carpets At $2.50 Yard, Regularly $3.50 and $3.75 for Full Rolle are the chief feature in the magnificent collection of nearly 15,000-yards of Whittadl’ | two fully lined trousers; blue serge, with one pal of trousers. Excellent suits for he eh ak le wear. Sizes 6 to 18 years, Little ‘Boys’ Novelty Suits,$6 to$15 hn, ms bi) ae wn others wll find reece pate $l K an includes foreign an lomestic models in the Fine suits, made by our best ftallere: sand models and pak rourered Saar Pasale in Yiedy. Russian Le ntaraa ar cacao two pairs of t: Sizes brown vel ind shephi herd cl neal, Beam 914 00 § So | > Solid 1K: old 28 | \ pare! ere eaten A N=W “CLEEK” STORY, . otexchanre A | NOTICE! - vith hare me co a de “The Fadeloss Tints,” another ‘ ., patina aes “Oleek" mystery story, complete in Bs et next Sunday's World. Read this 1¢ i CHARLES A. KEENE great story by T. W. Hanshow, author | Carpets in this sale, Teprac Wilton, $1.85; Regularly $2.50 Yd. sss riee