The evening world. Newspaper, November 5, 1915, Page 17

BLS HOW JOY LINE GOBBLED UP BY OF NEW HAVEN —»> Bares Says Deal Wa Madé Aficr He | Fotught Combine o FM tnt ' of the Joy t Me, Osborne ; Witmess Cay distur ( Lint objection was fne Jade Mune wetine he asked him " man, to which be rey Ae He said that bis f “ iver captain and the ‘ bad worked e eal business, before hats. | President Dunbaue ellen first approached ard to the sale @ bad been fixh Yow Haven and Hartford tor 1 the Enterprise Company, wer of busin: f jd that sale Upc he remnants of the hich was running ¢ hich, after th. purchase, was ran of the Joy Line, He told him to mak possible purc unning but did not authoriz Mr, Osborne 4o and the objection overrule it went out of business because d, the witness said, “pay its debt ere libelled. © the Pacific Coast a ate bought by the Hi am Comy GTORS NOT RAUGHTY, SAYS MAGISTRATE Langhs at Jokes That Shocked Police and Closed Two 4) Theatres, The charges against the actors and managers of the “Girls From Joy Jand” company which be * been giving Theatre were © McQuade in arkville Court to-day, John Sum. er, Anthony Comstock'’s successor, | fomplained that a photograph of per women in union suits exhibited in front of the ¢ ] “The Fall of Mat: Broper street exhib! Pictures to be seen in any art store Window, and Davi Kraus, the been closed by Licenss pminissic Bell wand troupe were arrested by th lee, who said they found their | | | @aid it wasn't any i w manager, ne Olympic, like the { Qarrick, \ The actors and managers of the Joy- to -maughty and that one * wiggled too much when s! Magistrate MeQuade ad them Fd the dialogue and isterously. Le said hy ' @. jokes Id impair th nY;one who could understanc {Woman's ody tn East River, ase body of a woman about thirty: | five feet six, 140 pounds, was tu from the Soyter to-day. wore a blu 3 and walst, je body was 't ok — "STEAMSHIPS DUE TO-DAY. » 10A.M 10 A.M. 11A.M.) DRESS WELL * ON?1°A WEEK SMART CLOTHES tor the ENTIRE FAMILY At Lowes! Prices Any, Purchases p to 625 LANDY “ini Fordham 3, hi to ‘the BROOKLYN_N. Ne Extre Charge for tt. [Advertisements tor Tho World way be left » American District Messenger office in the city oe. Mu View ; “Progress ‘ Pure an Red Fox Muff-and-Scart , $16.60 ‘ Gray Fox Muff-and-Scarf Sete, $15 8) mutts Scarfe Children's Fur B8e' Tiger, natural and white Coney, 1 ra and Lamb, Squirrel and imita on Ange “Progress” $2.95 and $8.95 Crepe de Chine Blouses, at Women of Good Taste Wilt More Than amguectate This Unusual Offering of Beautiful Blouses UR Blouse Chie ed no pains in trying o secure t IST BLOUSES that could be ut this VERY LOW PRICE! Manufacturers made great sacrifices, result- ing in these wonderful Blouses. a Greatest Variety of Newest Models Ever Shown Beautiful flesh and white crepe de chine hadow luce, all-over embroid- g, hemstitching, fancy pear! but- Most bisused “Have the Much Desired Two-in-one Collars All Sizes tailored two-in-one model, with cluster/—{ of stripe: avy on white, pink on white and green on navy, All sizes, $2\. And Smart Scotch Plaid Blouses in tub SILK in two-in-one model; combi- nations of navy and gree: All sizes GIMBEL Subway Store, Balcony “Progress”? — Men’s $15 and $20 ates Suiits $10. 50 SUITS of all wool tabries in the newest willed checks, plaids and plain colors, all the lates Overcoats—Chest or fancy colors: all-wool y cloth, ch 10 40, F: Boys’ $5 to $7 Norfolk Suits, full ¢' ut knickerbock- ers; full lined; sizes 7 to 16 years, Overcoats, in plain colors and ‘mixtures; Boys’ $5 All- Woo: Mackinaw Sport Coats, new- est. models; in plaids of green, bre gray; sizes 13 to 16 ics.) $3.50 GIMBEL ~ Subway Store, Balcony “Progress” —~Men’s'1.50 “Progress Flannel Shirts, $1 Shirts of heavy Flannel with collar attached and two pockets; in Blue and Gray sizes 14 to 17, ble colors; cut in full sizes and | PYCe- edd with military collars; sizes v 20, over town “Progress” Men’s Hosiery and Underwear Men's Hosiery; in black, brown and white; pair, .. 10c Men's Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers TB. Men's Ecru and Gray Ribbed Shirts and Drawers 50c Men's Ecru Shirts and Drawers; slightly imperfect Bo GIMBEL Subway Store, Baicony | “Progress” ance epee “Progress” — Children’s Comfortable Shoes At Very Economical Prices ponilaren' 's Shoes in lace 6, $1.95. to 6, $2,560. Boys’ Shoes in gun metal Bluchcr style; $1 507 sizes 9 to 13} Sizes 1 to 5!4, $1.90. GIMBEL Subway Store, Balcony Broadway and 33d Street ciat New orks Roonemy entre. orks Koonomy entre ] = Special Subway Store Offer of Excellent Fur Sets You Can Always Save Money Here Mutts Scarte Mufte caneton 01.25 tn 08 Mute. 93.98" und $099] Scarte St. 76 to a JOwnuitY EL Subway Store, Balcony , Ulster and eines casted al in plain jots, golf cloth and others; sizes $3.50 heviots and tweeds, in neat ids and other mixtures of gray, green; newest model | coat and Boys’ $5 Winter | Fears, $3.50 * Men’s $1.50 and $2 Hats at $1.15 “Samples” and special lots in Sott Hats and Derbies, al newest styles and’ colors, Men's 756c Domet Flannel | Boys’ $1.50 and $2 Hat: Night Shirts, 60 gh iggy Of a heavy domet Flannel in good | thrifty Mothers will buy two ut his ha! The New “Tom Boy” Tam; in rele And corduroy; all colors. & GIMBEL Subway’ Store, Balcony Ib; Chocolate Covered « . Chocolate Covere GIMBEL Subway Store, Balcony a and button, $1.50 nd button, patent and gun sloth and kid uppers with Good- y sizes 814 tot $2 . GIMBI A. f. Section. og bet tions have been prices, are the dominant note As we have frequently said, Saturday is © day for the whole family “Progres®” Furs of Quality at Moderate THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1915 GIMBELS turday the “Outfitting Day” for Thousands been made for tomorrow. Again and the . OIMBEL Store indicate the ‘Spirit of Progress Fas can py Beery of colder weather har stimulated sctivity in every Apparel demand tomorrow exceptions: oe : ‘ashions ore at their best and are shown in utmost variety. Newness and distinction combined with moderate 8 — FAL Winter weather will soon be here, which means that now is the time to select your fure row's sale offers the right opportunit Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat Coats at §72.60 to §296. Coat illustrated of this Fur at 6146 Short, three-quarter and full length Coats Arctic Seal (dyed coney Coats, $66 to $156. aracul Coats, $49.60 to 6185 Automobile Coats of Natural Muskrat, $66 to $125. Fur Robes for Baby Car riagres, $3.60 to $15. Fashionable Fur Scarfs and Muffs at Very Special Prices Tomorrow: mm) , $15, 419. to Pointed ‘Fox’ Scarfs, $39; Muffs, 9. Hudson Seal Sia gt Scarfs, sto 9.60, Blue Fox Cross Fox $57 and $76. White Fox Sets, $62 and $96. ‘omplete showing of Children « nmer, Moufflon, Squirrel, Muskrat, Coney, Imitation tox at $2.26 to $46. GIMBELS, Third Floor Ermine; leoland Fox and Cross Progress A Jenny Famous Dress for Women —Copied, at $35 NY woman who has seen the stunning original of to look closely to make sure Tt was in royal this model will h that this is not the same dress. wi $145 purple with a vestee of maize color faille silk. copy repeats this color cgmbiration, but rich, lustrous velveteen replaces the velvet. Novel Pocket Skirt and High Back Fur Collar Yes, these features as weil as ever; latge ornamental crystal button on the V Knowing that purple is not a favored color with many women Na we had this same model made in Blas estee have been copied. avy Blue and Taupe. Only Fifty Dresses In A But we will gladly tak ial orders for this model in any ill gladly take special o1 desired color, “Progress” A New Shoe, at Belme ode $5 Pair lat) K glace kidskin high-cut lace boot, with two close rows of white silk stitching to add smartness, Hand-turned soles, leather Louis XVI. heels. Similar model in button style, at the same price, Also twenty other chie models, GIMBELS—Second Floor Taffeta Petticoats Bring ‘‘Our Mrs. McChesney’’ to GIMBELS vatured in Miss Ethel “Our Mrs. Me- “Progress’’— vanee mann HE Be famous Petticod rrymore’s come ae now playing at the Taffeta Petticoats are shown in styles of the season, Come and * a wondrous collection of them—th¢ Lest in the U $1 to $3. GIMBELS~ Main and Second Floor Progress— Children’s White Coney Fur Hats $2 to $5.50 LL the new shapes, including Polo mod- els, honnets and) mush- room Hats, Ribbon Trimmed White Coney Bonnet, $2 This very becoming model is illustrated, Ribbon Trimmed Mole Skin Hat, $5 A very attractive mushroom shape trimmed with blue ribbon All the Hats and Bon- nets in this sale are for children from 2 to 5 GIMBELS —Second loor Tomor Fur Sets in Beaver y little detail even to the “Progress” ot GIMBELS from the cooing infant to the eo b eng! seem to find its urdays pleasant shopping But the interest is not conf to she apoarel Bestion. Other parte of the Btore offer equally mere meeting the whole gamut of human demands promptly and with pleasant economy oy pe yh be SF of wondertal interest. They make ve lines pov ae 4 ay we welcome you tomorrow’ Extra! 3,000 Blouses at $3.95 In Point of Style, Beauty and Quality These Are the Most Remarkable Values in New York a duplicate these #3.95 Blouses you would have to look among the #5 $6.95 Blouses. But for this occasion we have marked them at a price that should create a furore. The fashion favorites of the hour. Washable Satin Blouses Crepe de Chine Blouses . Crepe Georgette Blouses 60 Extra Salespeople. Increased Selling Space. Two collar and revers models are illustrated. They are made of Cre in flesh, rose and Joffre blue. washable satin. de Chine The pockets, collars and revers are fi with white ‘The center sketch shows an elaborately embroidered Crepe de Chine Blouse in white and flesh color, Among the many other beautiful and fashionable Blouses in this notable collection are: Collar and Revers Blouses Flat Collar Blouses Convertible and High Choker Blouses Embroidered Crepe de Chine Blouses Tailleur models of plain Crepe deChine Blouses in Combinations of Crepe de Chine and Georgette Cre; Entire Blouses of Georgette Crepo The Georgette Crepe used in these Blouses is of such excellent quality that they can be laundered repeatedly without affecting their wearing qualities—and tis applies equally to the Washable Satin Blouses. GIMBELS—Third Floor More Boys Will Be Made Happy by these GIMBEL Overcoats, at $6.75 FINE group of well made Overcoats in gray, brown and fancy mixtures; in sizes 3 to 18 years. Also chinchillas, sizes 3 to 12 years. Norfolk Suits With Extra Pair of Knickerbockers, $6.75 Smart model, such as punees want, with pleated back yoke and patch pockets; well-tailored and lined with a both trousers fully lined. Fine assortment of gray and brown mixtures, overplaids, stripes and checks. Sizes 8 to 17 years. Boys’ Fine Overcoats, $8.75 A new and clever style, full belted back and short shoulder; smart colorings. Sizes 6 to 18 years. Boys’ Mackinaw Coats, $5 and $6.50 Light or dark plaids; belted or pleated models; sizes 8 to 17 years. / Boys’ Hand-Tailored Suits or Overcoats, $10 Foreign and domestic materials, in a number of very smart models. Overcor Boys’ Suits have two ps irs of trousers; sizes 8 to 17 years. , double or sing! $12 and $15 Silk-and-Velvet breasted; sizes 3 to 18 years. Suits $7.50 ‘Two-piece or coat style with vesting; blue, gray, gold, silver, drab, tan, maroon and mouse colors. Sizes 3 to 18 years. Boys’ New Hats, Unusual at $2 Sample and special lots, includin, Hats that elsewhere sell at $3. Newest styles in Velours, Pl $3.96, ce) Fourth Fl Floor Velvets and Cloths Boys’ Austrian aired Hats, “Progress” Sale of Inexpensive Jewelry at 14 Less J’ ST RECEIVED—A beautiful new collection of pretty gift things in the French Jewelry Section. Dainty Sterling Brooches, mounted with rhinestones and combinations of sapphire, olivine, jades and amethyst in bowknots and bar pins, Usually 7c and $1. Rhinestone Pins in sets of two. Pretty Bar Pins with sapphire or emerald centres and rhinestones, Rhinestone Circle, with amethyst, sapphire, and emerald combination. Usually $1. $1.50 Circle and Lacey Bar Pins at 95 $7.60 Real Shell Cameo Brooches at $5 Other sizes $3 to $4.60, pe a settings. ELS —Main Floor, Sale of Fine Silk Umbrellas for Men and Women $3 to $3.75 Umbrellas at $2 $4 to $6.50 Umbrellas at $3 MHE 2RE are 3,600 in this ad- vantageous purchase —all in new styles, of fine quality heavy silk and yarn-dyed taffeta, The Men's Umbrellas have handles of silveremounted, natural carved und plain woods, Cape, buckhorn and ivory hooks, ‘The Women's Umbrellas have handles of etched und engraved silver caps on plain and natural woods, carved woods mounted with sterling silver, full length silver, silver caps, engine turned, gun- metal, and many other It is a wise plan to invest in these for Christmas gifts, GIMBELS. Main Floor “Progress” Boys’ Sturdy Shoes $3 to $4.50 Pair Scientifically built to allow the feet, that freedom of growth so essential to the development of shapely feet. Box calf, gun-metal, patent leather ma- hogany and tan Russia calf, lace and button > models; sizes 1 to 6, ia Little Boys’ Shoes, $2.50 Box calf, gun-metal and patent colt, lace and button styles; sizes 1044 to 1314, GIMBELS—Second Floor “Progress” Children’s “Munsing” Knit Underwear, a Garment, 55c HH“ wool, in Winter weight. Cream color. Sizes 4 to 15 years. Children’s ‘,-Wool Vests and|Children’s Half Wool Union ‘ants, 86c | Suits, $1.10 Winter weight, rib weave, cream| Gray and cream. All sizes uj color; aii sians. it ib yours, GIMBELS—Main FL, | “Preeres” 33.600 Yards of 250 | All Silk Ribbons, at 15c Yard ECAUSE of the magnitude of the purchase we can quote a very low price. ‘Taffeta Ribbons of a beautiful quality, and in 49 different colors, includin pink, white, blue, duck, taupe, salmon, dark Indian emerald old rose, purple, jold vier French scarletand green’, Just what is most wanted for making cushions, children’s sashes, hair bows, fancy he. a on skirts and bands on dresses, GIMBELS ‘ain Floor and Subway Store