The evening world. Newspaper, December 16, 1914, Page 8

ne ae % ‘heonnds "Eddys ” Sauce is E in the fashionable materials and colors, will mm comprise a special offering at prices that, | in view of the qualities, are unusually low. S Rvening Coats of Imported broadcloth, in “Corduroy Coats, in green, brown or black; _~— It ia no fault of Policeman Thomas O'Brien that he is young and has a mild and inoffensive look, but since what happened to him this morning ho has resolved to grow a flerce mua- tache and wear a frown. O'Brien, in plain clothe, sat in a 2 | Hrondway, Willlamsburg, car at half- paat 7 o'clock on his way to headquar- Extra Good Values in Women’s Stockings PURE THREAD SILK, with reinforced all silk tops and soles, in Black only; pair... 3 pairs for 3.50 tere in New York. At Fayette street Benjamin Rorenberg, twenty-three years old, @ salesman in @ hurry, climbed aboard, carrying an enor- mous suitcase, { to met AN express wagon exclaimed Conductor tthe Christmas turkey and dress- a delicious flavor. 1.25 ALL SILK, or COTTON TOPS AND SOLES, in Black and Colors, including all new nt Mr. Romenborg retort- shoe shades; formerly 1.35 pair, at....... 98c MEDIUM WEIGHT BLACK THREAD SILK, double tops and soles; value 1.00 PRI, GE ccs cccvcccccscscrrcvvescovecees 79¢ ir sheepishly at his paper. That wi pro vof enough. Mr. osenbere stepped |. let go a left uppercut t poor O'irien and drove a to the jaw that slammed bi Agaiaat the window. The tly stopped and Lethe the paverm: ne ailing! Mo's ailing. ‘the little Patrons arriving by Motor will please use 9th and 8th Street entrances in consequence of SUBWAY Construction Interference on Broadway Mall Orders Filled. ut the good ladies wearances, If they the Telephone Stuyvesant 4310 ped josenberg on Moe ot, nia bend did i again and icsdsstni Otaond isch Rosenberg made another” effort to B. Altenan & Ou. Ave prepared the following for tomorrow (Thursday): N . Misses’ Coats and Dresses Women’s Woven Underwear comprising Silk Jersey Vests and a limited quantity of Imported Swiss Ribbed Under- wear, will be placed on sale, in the Women’s Knitted Underwear Department, at special prices. Silk Jersey Vests, in white or pink, with band top . . . 6 « « « at $1.45 fese, pale blue, champagne or white; with ‘Moufion collar . . . . . at $24.50 | @ikelined throughout . . . at $25.00 Cotton-and-wool Combination Suits, low Dancing Frocks of soft satin, in blue, maize neck, sleeveless and in knee- or ankle-length, -@rpeacch . . . .. . «© at $19.50 at ee ee ew ww SLES * Also a number of Misses’ Coats, Dresses and 3 | q in the wanted styles and materials, will afford Crepe de Chine Blouses a la militaire, in » white, sand-color, pale pink and tete de negre, Mee) §. 0 6 6 6 ‘e818 6 Cotton-and-wool Tights, in knee- or ankle- ‘Bvening Dresses of soft satin, in pale blue, ing eg ah oes A ae ore length . . 1 6 ew ew ht Cl «Ct $0 eau de Nil or coral, with flower-trimmed bedice . . «. « « se © at $29.50 An Important Sale of Decorative and Household Lirens, B.ankeis, Comfortabies, Etc., to be held on the Fourth Floor to-morrow (Thursday) and Friday, will offer necessary articles (many appropriate for holiday pres- entation) at much below the regular selling \ prices, Madeira Hand-embroidered Luncheon Sets of 13 pieces, consisting of one 24-inch center piece, 6 tumbler doylies and 6 plate doylies; perset . «6 . . « «© $4.50 & 8.50 Madeira Hand-embroidered Tea Napkins, size 14x14 inches; perdozen . . . . $5.50 Fine Bleached Damask Table Cloths, machine- hemmed . - each $2.65 & 3.35 Napkins to match, per dozen 3.00 & 3.25 White Blankets . . per pair $4.50 to 8.50 Satinefinish Bedspreads Tailored Suits, which have been taken from the regular stock and will bo offered at _remarkable price concessions. Among the above will be found several styles appropriate for small women. (Department on the Second Floor) An Attractive Selection of Women’s Blouses an opportunity for purchasing dainty gifts at most appealing prices. + $5.25 [ French Crepe Blouses, in sand-color, pale Hemmed . . . . « «© ~ each $2.90 ; pink and white; daintily trimmed with lace, With scallopededges . . . .each 3.25 et Pees yl gc gg |g SEED: Crochet Bedspreads . . . . each 1.25 Comfortables Also 75 Imported Mode! Blouses Woolefilled, with plain border, each $5.50 Meet se tt F fn chiffon, satin and various laces (formerly Muslin Sheets With plainhems . . . each 50c. to $1.05 Muslin Pillow Cases With plainhem . . . . eachI2c. to26c. 14 Met §=—Kifth Avenue - Madison Avenue, New York Thisty-Gtth Street priced at $21.00 to $45.00), have been ‘marked, to effect a speedy clearance. $10.00 & 15.00 20, 000 Ohristmas HAN DKERCHIEFS At 12; N In the Gimbel Subway Store | Men's Logg | Initial Handkerchiefs, Women’ ogee ‘embroidered corners, also colored Handierchiets many styles and inde. so Children’ jure Handkerchiefs. Also: lomen's Embroidered me onild ‘s Burnt Wood Tables, 5 korehiefs, box of 6 for 76. 8 for 160, Women's Handkerchiefs, 3 scra's Burnt Wood Box, 3 for 0c. Men's Initial Handkerchiefs, point eae © Lace Handker- box ets 6 for ‘6c. otic, Vane Lace Handker- Subway Store, Balcony Gloves oy Christmas An Ideal Gift! Boxed! Special shipment from Germany of 3,600 pairs of bbe 's Glace Overseam Gloves, with 3 strand heavy backs. White and ds tan, contrasting black and white backs. Pr c 5c Also “Rough Rider” or “Scout” Oountlete, pair t N q Ribbons & Fancy W Work 4 Give Bubwey Store \ for rite sot tend y Bags, In The cannes line oe all silk Ribbon for making dainty Pat such as Pin Sewing Bags, Coat Hangers—al acceptable gifts all Bi ‘arp Print Ribbons, white, pink and blue, very desirable in floral effect, both light and | for children’s wear and fancy work. A dark ls. Much in deman aint tes Sete for Chil- pra mening fen batt) 4 $ See heel Hoy above ribbon, ‘ere IN SARI line ‘of wanted: colors, in | Plenty w Ribbon, for Satin Ribbon, from 1 to 7 fore in tying ef & a Gifts, 120 wide, 6c to 360 yard. 80c piece of 10 yards. A Satin Jacquard “Ribbon, in jubway Store, tied iN Gimbel Saberer Store Two City Block Floors Crowded with Christmas Goods at Lowered Prices For Men, Women & Children, | Another nape Subway Store RD STREETZ 7 Sar Unexpected: ! Sale of Dainty Undermuslins At, 55c lar $1 to $1.60 sn. A Ate opportuntty AS tho seeking practical Christmas gifts. Corset Covers, Envelope Chemises, Petticoats and Night Gowns A sample line from a noted manufacturer. Also a lot phber pond certain discontinued numbers. Each carrrent, is trimmed with lace and Gimbel Subway pore, babocen, N Men’s & Women’s Umbrellas 4 For Christmas Gift Giving In twill silks, se ks, piece dye, dy yarn dye, | $1 ; American taffet eee buck to jarge variety of handles; in Black and ral wood, carv. $15 Boys’ Canes, 26¢ to $2.60. Gimbel Subway Store, Balcony ALA New “Nu-Welt” Shoes for omen ; A Revelation at $2.50 Footwear specially Cppeghrabar one of the foremost shoe concerns in America for the Gimbel Subway Store. i \ soft, perfect-fitting shoe with a very flexible sole. Note illustrations. J 4 | Rn mission, horn, cape rary vais trimmed naturals, gun metal, etc., $1 to $ 's Canes, res variety of woods, 75c to $11 dren's Umbrellas, in Chil Lay han facta THE DUCHESS, DELPHINE, a JOSEPHINE, | pg Rael ile Bed Cg Rap a heel, patent leather or corded veloth and a/|coltskin; feist i \ vamp, full/plain patent leather ot, Ligh cloth gaiter fort vamp; nasal ‘Span- = ink Louse coneared. [Dehn me Z peed ICBSS, a | gun-metal vam wp pater colt |prett wildy eal L§ patent. een re panish heel; for|coltskin; flexible and Gieee & Subway dreas or street wear. \comfortable for walking. el No MONEY " eres eon RUGS "PICTURES H} Circassiaa Walnut Cuned }) Seat Chair to match Rocker. rv mE Siu FR 1S GIFT esrions ire PRONOGRAPHS sutt Morris Reanata tee Clocks Cut Glaes ANOS 9, EER POE gate EERLY bid Coie Rnknk peed ‘WHAT TOU MEBD—A WORLD “WANT” WILL GO Gut IT C. G. Gunther's Sons Established 1820 Men’s Fur Coats Exclusive in design and materials. Quality and workmanship unequalled. Automobile Coats, Caps, Gloves and Robes Chauffeur Coats Fur outside . . . $22.00 upwards Fur lined, $87.00, 850.00 upwards