The evening world. Newspaper, October 21, 1914, Page 7

the West Sixty-eighth street station, and his wife, Nellie, mother of six children, ate breakfast together at 9 . o'clock to-day, though, seven hours] ruth. and thei before, Murphy and another poll man had dragged the wife, screa ing, through the streets to ixty eighth street station and demanded hi hee dalle illest C ity, our fighting strength. (A strenuosity, i sf batt ee Die caevneeligce and the} healthy stomach turns, the food. we sticking from one hip pocket. arrest this woman. off @ car and asked me a question. I was woman and I had to arrei interfering with me on post phy broke in. gether again. policeman, dragged his wife to th station and tried to have Lieut. Johi ‘Thompson lock her up, but the latter a rich woman living in Central Park “from home for days. a tian ere ne pena name = cm Dragged Her to Station When She Hit Woman With Whom He Was Talking. Patroiman Patrick P. Murphy of THE YELLOW PERIL. be forgotten. depended on a healthy st very little an eat into nourishment for the bloc stream and the nerves. Dr. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery refresh and tones up the stomach walls. BR “Yes,” said Murphy, “I tried to “I was at Central Park West and si the system. ixty-eighth street when a woman got "The first day talking with her when this it P neys. ‘Who was the woman?" in place of the impuriti “How do I know: she just got oft | teriee and veins gradu @ car and asked me a questices’ vitalized blood anc i And then Murphy hastened to add|good blood on the skin means that that he and his wife were happy to-|pimples, ac Murphy, in company with anot! sent her home. “I heard my husband was meetin; ‘es id Mrs, Murphy, “and afte: I heard that, he began staying away “I went out last it is a powerful blood purifier so pe them out of the system. gredients are printed on wrapper. 59th to GOth Street Lex.to3d Av. Fte3806 Men! A Timely Offering of Sweaters, Shirts, Etc. Our Men's Furnishing Department is replete with a full line of every wanted item; quality is high, prices are low. i Men's Heavy Worsted Sweaters, with | Domet Flannel Night Shirts, heavy shawh collar or ae model;| grade; sizes 15 to 20. CG havy, maroon and gray; §s!zes! Heavy Demet Flannel Pajamas, milic 6 to 4. $1.88) "tary collar and loops: pink, Men's Worsted Sweaters, heavy and] bie and gray st rip 88c jum weights wl collar; | Boys’ Worsted Sweate: hin shawl + maroon, tan and] collar; navy, maroon, cardina eather mixtures; all sizes)! and gray; sizes 28 to 34. 88 Large Open-end Scarfs, latest color- Heavy Blanket Bath Robes, Fall de- ings nd designs; made from signs and colorings; all 378 short. lengths of rich silks . " usually put into scarfs costing Men's High-Grade Shirts, madras considerably more. * 2he and percates plain and plaited;| pure Silk Scarfs, all the very latest soft French or laundered cuffs.|" colorings and patterns; also Men's Fine Percale Shirts, laundered| Knitted scarfs in every wanges cuffs; plain negligee model. Main Floor, Annual Sale of Made-to-Order ‘‘Gold Initial” Dinner Sets Secure one of these sets for Thanksgiving dinner or for Christmas, either for yourself or as a gift. Delivery in 30 days, Sets of die pieces, including initia’ jassware, @ 4 special at........ ‘$10.98 Orders taken up to and Including October 24. No C, O. D, Orders filled, Deposit required on all orders. DINNER SETS of decorated American porcelain, in regular stock rendy for delivery, at $2.98, $3.98, $4.98 and up to $19.98, Austrian and Limoges China Dinner Sets, at $6.98, $11.98 and up to $85. Umbrellas Re-Covered, 90c We use only guaranteed rain-proof material; the quiity of the work is unbeatable. Phone us or mail a postal. We will call for your umbrella and deliver it when ready, Groceries--Low Prices - | Fencn ole OU, Hite. ||| Granulated Sugar, 6c IMPORTAT!: ? |] Limit 25 Ibs. Granulated Sugar Lad |] for $1.49, with $2.00. worth of || Groceries or more. Total cost, $3.49, Granulated S. |] out Groceries, per Ib. pee 3 A pieces, jfoctiging initialed glasses, specially priced for this sale $5 COFFEE AN! Be A la Ca Dur aide Marrow Beans Salmon, Pink markably. our Fxire, Fine Cotter. M4 yr Gze ou ant Tea Fartna——Beat Rolled Outs Harley—Coare Bri etinty EEAS!! FIN eas —Deicior Prise Winn Molland Milk —Beat) ‘on earth; condensed > Larae 9 oF evaporated: 5 “08+ OC rasneren rO3LOOMINGDALES' pth oer ayer ' “| Japanese warnings should not was the principle that their strength on a be moves the poisonous gases from you start to take this | reliable medicine impure germs and accumulations begin to separate in Woman came up and hit the other/the blood dare then pelled through the Liver, Bowels and Kid- carbuncles, eczema, all skin blemishes wili | » Then you must remember | jood is right the liver, | ineys become vigorous and you . I went up|letrating that it even gets at the im- my husband. | pure deposits in the joints and cartics It is not a secret remedy, for its in- For advice or free booklet on ite Dr. V. M. Pierce, Buffalo, N | (| \ Going to the Theatre Tonight? The GIMBEL Information Bureau has good seats for the play you want to see, and has them AT BOX OFFICE PRICES. Third Floor, Rear Sterling Silver Gifts For Baby’s Christening If you are frankly at a loss as to what can appropriately give the wee tot, his complete little collection will be of much help to you. Just at random, one finds: Sets of Silver Knife, Fork and Spoon; various sizes and new designs, at $3.75 and $4.75, Silver Mugs in many patterns, $5 to $9. Bib Clasps, at 60c to $2.60. Bent-handled Spoons, at $1 to $1.75. Food Pushers, -at $1.50. Rattles, in silver and mother-of-pearl, at $2.75 to $4.60. Sets of Knife, Fork and Spoon, in the regular child’s size, $4.60 and $4.75. Main Floor Women’s Dress and WalkingShoes,$3.50 This is an exceptionally low price to Bay, for shoes of good quality in the new ‘all models, and for that reason we look forward to an unusual response. Made on High Arched Lasts with welted soles and two- inch leather Cuban heels, Leathers include tan Russia calf, gun-metal calf and pat- ent coltskin, with dull goat- skin tops; straight tips; but- ton and lace styles. Also in vici kid with dull goat- skin tops and straight tips; button model. Some of the patent coltskin M®, shoes have black cloth Sd tops and plain toes, Second Floor Dress, Steamer and Hat Trunks atsavingsof $4to$15 That prices are 25 to 50 per cent. less than regular in this sale is most unusual; but when we say in addition that the trunks were made by one of the foremost American manufacturers for his best European trade; that they are brand new and absolutely perfect; that they are equipped with every latest improve- ment; then you will begin to realize the real importance of this occasion. There are Dress, Steamer and Hat Trunks At $12 Instead of $16 to $20 THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1014. Sa nS aT TS TN TIN TSN TN TN AINE ANT GIMBEL BROTHER Broadway and Thirty-third Street A Sumptuous Wrap of Cerise *% na * cA ME aap Another Occasion! We have every reason to believe that this will be a large sale—-for we have been painstaking that in every detail these suits should excel any that we have ever had at the price— . $22.50 Fur-trimmed Cloth Suits Skunk-opossum adorns the model which are illustrated. These suits are of the new ripple cloth which tailors in what might be called a wellbred way. Then there is a model in smart diagonal cheviot which has a knee-length military coat. This suit is also trimmed with skunk-opossum. «Gabardine Suits elaborately trimmed with breit- schwanz, $22.60. Suits of a new basket-weave fabric, trimmed with wide bands of plush, $22.60. Third Floor ’ ¥ : Unexpected Sale of Women’s Silk Hosiery because a high class out-of-town store suddenly sent the manufacturer a cancellation. GIMBELS lost no time in acquiring this fine lot of Silk Hosiery, and advertise the sale as one of much more than ordinary interest. $1 and $1.25 Silk Hosiery, 75c Standard quality. Black and fashionable colors. All sizes. ‘About 2,500 pairs at this astonishing price. $1.85 and $2 Black Silk Hosiery, $1.15 Extra heavy quality, lustrous silk. Men’s Celebrated “‘Nu-toe” Silk Half Hose Main Floor 35c Pair; 3 Pairs for $1 In black and all desirable colors. Cannot be duplicated under 65c pair. -Velvet and Beaver Plush Just Arrived from Our Foreign Office, 875 What a shade of cerise~-wonderfully rich and yet as soft in tone as if it’ were a part of an old French painting. This is the color upon which Paris had built so many hopes for the Winter season. However, it will be a success in America, as New York women admire it very much. The beaver plush which adorns it is such an exquisite quality that it looks like the genuine fur. This coat is lined with beaver-color satin. $57.50 to $115 Coats Which Arrived on the Same Steamer A Military Coat of Black Velvet trimmed with wide silk braid, $86. An exquisite Rose-Color Broadcloth Goat trimmed with braid to match, $57.60. A unique Coat of Black Broadcloth, which is fash- ioned like a wrap vround the shoulders, but finished with a flaring skirt. ‘This has a Hudson Seal Muskrat shawl The GIMBEL Fall Catalog With the newest fashions of Paria and New [7 York, will come to you (if you live out of 77 town) on your post card request. if ‘Mail Order Bureeu Well-Dressed Boys Are Gl to Wear GIMBEL Clothing ' Because it is on becoming and distine- tive in ap- pearance, style and ma- terial. Our specialists have pro- duced just such styles as boys want, without going to ex- iceable, the tailoring is excellent, the accurate, the prices are moderate. Boys’ Hand-Tailored Norfolk Suits, . $7.00 to #16 With two pairs of ful ly lined trousers, with reinforced seams. Sizes 7 to 18 years. Boys’ Blue Serge Norfolk Suits, $5 to $10 These represent the best of their kind, Sizes 7 to 18 years. Boys’ All-Wool Norfolk Suits, $5 With two pair of fully-lined trousers; ray, tan, brown and fancy mixtures. Sizes 7 to 18 years. Boys’ Winter Overcoats, $7.60 to $15 ith convertible collar and loose sleeves or with plain eel in loose-fitting styles. All sizes. 4 to 18 years. Beene for Tomorrow Only 60 Boys’ Chinchilla Overcoats At $7.50 Each lan sleeves, convertible collar, loose hanging skirt; in brown mixtures. All sizes. 6 to 15 years. Hundreds of Toilet Essentials for Less This Sale will outshine previous ones because there isn’t a single item that has not been reduced in price. To make this event long remembered for the savings it affords on reliable and trustworthy goods reinforcements have been added for tomorrow: Petrolatum (Gimbels)—Yellow, reg. 10c, at PISS ti rer ae neg Se ae at . a . Listerine, $1 size, 66c, Pond’ » 500 “"Gimbels Imported Bay Rum—t., reg. $1.10, um. . } $1.. at 900; pint, Tee. 60c, fA i Loulgentied Reduction ‘salt, @éo. ize, 600, Pebeco Paste, 90e, Dr Charles's Fleaiy Poot, 286, La . Bathasweet, Rado, Tho and 390, At $15 Instead of $22.50 to $30 All sizes in the Dress and Steamer models, 32 to 40 inches, are included at the same prices. Every trunk is guaranteed for 5 years. The bodies are made of Sply veneer with an extra inside and outside coverin, of fibre, light in weight, yet of wonderfu strength, some covered with duck canvas. The interiors are finely finished and are fitted with dress trays, ete. Steamer Wardrobe Trunks Reduced A special lot of standard trunks; ser- viceable styles, splendidly contructed, 865 Trunks, $60; $57.50 Trunks, $465 ; 837.50 ‘Trunks, $26 ; $25 Trunks, $18.60. $116. and frames explain the prices. shadow boxes. $2 instead of #3 to $5. $3 instead of $5 to 86. $3.50 instead of $6.50 to 87. Fifth Floor New Canvases by European and American High Tide Now in Varieties and Values ‘In the Annual Sale of Linens It takes time for an event the size of this one to gain its full stride. Often the finest values are buried in the great assortments of the opening days; fresh arrivals from Scotland and Ireland add much that is new and interesting. This is the time to buy your supply of linens for the dining room and bedrooms to last through the coming year. $4.26 Round Table Cloths, $3 Irish Damask Cloths Round cloths with scalloped edges, in four], Splendid quality, beautiful patterns; a wonderful i ‘ lot at these extraordinarily low ake new designs; 64 in. in diameter, 70x70 in, 985, 70x88 In, $9.80; 702106 in., 9. Napkins to match, 28x23 in., jozen, .60 Napki i HEM Hopes, 9.ab) Roxen $7.75 Damask Sets, $6.25 Hemstitched Tea or Luncheon Napkins of fine! Gonsisting of 1 round scalloped cloth, 70 In. damask; 15x15 in.; in four good designs with}jy diameter, v4 dozen scalloped napling 23x28 epaces left for monograms; neatly boxed, in.; set neatly boxed. $6.50 Luncheon Sets, $4.50 Hemstitched Damask Sets, consisting of 1 cloth and 12 napkins; very special. 86¢ Hematitched Huck Towels, deep damask borders and monogram space, 26¢, 65c to 76¢ Hematitched Huck or Damask ‘Towels, plain or fancy, 60¢ each, $3.50 Irish Hand Embroidered Pillow Cases, 22}4x36 in., hemstitched, $2.26, Becond Floor CNN NNN NS NSS SV SP NSPS NNN Certrude Atherton The Famous Novelist Will Report the collar and cuffs, $95. Russian Coat of Taupe Plush, $92.50. A Rose-Color Coat with large cape edged with ruffles, Charming OilPaintings,$2to$8.50 Of course they are worth much more than the prices we are now charging. Some would be low priced at double these amounts. Good purchases of canvases er studies of sheep and cattle and so on. They range from 9x12 in. and 7x14 in. to 14x28 in. and 20x30 inches in size and are framed in burnished, antique or gold burnished styles. Many are set in polished The canvases are in landscapes, clev Many Oil Paintings in This Display Are at reductions ranging from 25% to 50%; regular prices $25 to $1,500, Carman Murder Tra for ‘The ‘Third Fleer Toilet Scap, Pack ‘ar léc, Quaker Bath Soap, will wash equally well in hard or soft wate: 10c, at To, Geet le Soap, Armour’ at . Castile Boap from Sevilla, Spain; large bar; r?, $1.25, at "1,00. jublime Castile Soap from pure olive oil; reg. $1.00, at 86¢. bela Castile Soap, from olive oil; reg. 1c, at1%¢; 12 cakes in box for $1.35. Societe Hygenique Soap, for i8e, Tooth Brushes, for small children, reg. 160, it Bc, _ Tooth Brushes, Kent's English, reg. 30c, at 260, Tooth Brushes, reg. 26c, at 19, Main Floor $4.50 instead of $7.50 to $8.50. $6 instead of #10. $7.60 instead of 413.50, $8.60 instead of $15. rtists now on view, Sixth Floor Many Remarkable Values in This Lot of 1,200 Fancy Baskets The savings are unusual enough to warrant your serious consideration of them as splendid gift possibilities, in addition to buying all you can use in your own home, The styles are charming, both in the decorated baskets from Germany and the warm, mahogany-tinted fruit and flower baskets from Japan. wre arene Scrap Baskets, $1.75 Each We were able to procure only 200 of these beautiful dec- orated German baskets to sell at this price. Some are in gilt, others in white enamel with the floral decorations in natural tint effects; about six different styles and sizes to choose from. 300 Fancy Baskets from Germany in a great variety of shapes, sizes and colors, Regular $1.50 to $2.25 styles, at $1 each. Japanese Scrap Baskets, silk lined,; Japanese Fruit Baskets, in oval $1.60, shapes, $1.25 to $1.75. Plain Japanese Scrap Baskets, at] gapeness Flower Brakes, with ball Uo A lary sroup of’ Favor Baskets, Japanese Tray Baskets, in wide regular Fisb'to $2.00 values, at $1. assortments, priced $1.26 to 99.60, | Main and Fifth Floors