The evening world. Newspaper, January 5, 1916, Page 9

- —_ a THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1 TRIES SUICIDE IN ST. PETER tempted to | company are srying to ‘ind whether|them and they were rapidly ‘ ide in the sacred edifice, both despatches refer to the sime|Peract.. The, outbreak le generally i 7 eae it do and h en character Wacttien of Cathedral tm Rome | {9yennels shot himselt & ie te poral or whether the ship has piece of fo re ALL CARS TRANSFER TO ® : food had been spilled on by really gone to the bottom since yes- P earn ak ena Wun cleceh cae opened until it has ‘been recon. The Santa Clara is a new boat! American forces’ were, landed in| William Byrd f . of N 2, ; . erated, which probably will be <0 having been bullt in Philadetphia only - [298 Fifth Avenue, died Inst night at the | threes years ago. She is one of the 4 New York Hospital, of pneumonia, — | fow merchantmen flying (he Ameri-| maintained on the island for p Kn Me a te Sg A en [can fag, Capt, Jamon M. Willan |Ponghed an ndctacanding ith ine | Mgr todas ate w¢ @ 539th to 60th Street Lex.to3d Av Fo S88 JANUARY WHITE SA! Gay because a young man named : ‘_ 4. A Gh a cn cee| Sddal BY AGENTS —_——— json and a crew of thirty-seven men| American military author N. J. ! { took her out of here on Thanksgiving W. R. Grace & Co, Get Word) Sitnaive” * Saree of eneral_mer- the Santa Clara Is Stranded— | atecntine’ ‘epubtie, ‘and. ner "nest The January White Sale in this store is not a sale of ““$10 values for $2.” (We do not do business that way.) It isa sale. principally of new goods—goods which wanted for their freshness, for their eo, ow JOHN FORSYTHE & SONS 3 West 42d Street JANUARY SALE WASH WAISTS « $2.00 IS NOW IN PROGRESS No Connection With Any Other House Doing Business Under the Name of “‘Foraythe” TELEPHONE: BRYANT 4192 Port of call was Puentas Arenas, in Another Says She Sunk. | the, Qint'uve gouthernmoat in. the ° world, for Corral, Chili, but was not beard from again until the report Reco, “race ond Compeny. M02 | santa Clare, dlepinese S10 tone ans South Amertoan cables busy to-day in| ‘#404 feet long, with @ beam of 68 an effort to learn the truth of a report se ee ee ae tenet” pacite| MARINES CLASH IN HAYTI. and not because they are reduced —~ (Price reduction generally indicates something is wrong, cither with the or the original price.) In many cases, however, special lots (generally limited in quantity and impossible. to duplicate) have been collected and are, ® marked very low—but we do not attempt } to put any imaginary “‘values’’ on them— believing that women can judge for them=- selves, and can tell that they are bargains. | Steamship Line has sunk in the Nainsook Gowns at 59¢ Btraits of Magellan, They got acable| Attacked by Native Nebete They despatch from their agents in Val-| Rout Fore: 4 Kill One Man, Trimmed with embroideries (imported); square, V or high Kimono sleeves, and open-front gowns with three-quarter paraiso yesterday morning saying) port AU PRINCE, Hayti, Jan. ¢ Night Gowns, 29¢ Encelope Chemises that the Santa Clara had stranded in} 4 revolutionary outbreak occurred In the Straits and that there was fourteen | this city before dawn to-day. The In six prett, lee of : . y. haineook, |49¢, 79¢, 98, $1.49 and $1.08 it feet of water in No, 1 and No, 3 holds.| force of Am ‘an marines main- *| The cargo was being jottisoned, said tained her e the message. the rebels To-day the newspapers received|ai groups of the moved on Grand Provo word from Valpardiso that the Santa) tir iich “the streets of the town d GIMBELS—A Month of Stirring Events! Every U. S. Dollar is Worth $1.50 GIMBEL White Sale of Lingerie When we contracted for the materials from which these Undermuslins are made, we purchased them at a price that enabled us to present the Lingerie at a Saving of 26 per cent. Now we cannot duplicate these Undermuslins except at an advance of 25 per cent. Therefore, every dollar expended in this “White Sale” will bring $1.50 worth (conser- vatively estimated) of fine Lingerie. This $1 Lingerie is Unsurpassed in Style We have adapted Paris models which the usual store would carefully conserve for undermuslins at several dollars. But it is our policy to give not only the best quality of ma- terial and workmanship, but also the best styles at $1. broidery, ribbon . fine machine | Fine white nainsook, with deep across bosom. Also with |yokes, trimmed with Val. lace and Bigh-cut neck and yoke of tucks, lembroidery insertion; finished with Hibbon. Some in empire effects, pret | Sample Underwear,79c _ | tity trimmed. bd ‘ | Sesdoorog pdm: coma od Garments, é6¢ Sample its and only two rt re tee ae or three of a style. Materials are |velope Chemises, Drawers, lingerie, nainsook and soft finish |Covere and Petticoats. mirc, ‘The cormapee ee, Spring Hats From Paris Already Copied »y GIMBELS at $15 Whether the new Lewis Turban, which ascends to quite a height, will dominate is not a dubious question. For, gas you will see in the illustration, it is chte and artistic. It is of straw and silk, trimmed with small roses. The Paris modistes selected Black Satin for the new Sailors because it gives a dectded note of elegance with- out interfering with the simplicity of the modes. Of course, there are many other turbans and hats with medium and large brims—and when you see you will surely agree with us that each one is more beautiful than the other. Extra Size Underwear Night Gowns, 49c Drawers, 39¢ Muslin; V neck with yoke of clus-| Cambric finished with an embrolk ter tucks; neck and sleeves finished | dered ruffle; some styles of fine aalme with cambric ruffle; low neck with , circular dered neck and sleeves. 49c. plain hem and tucks, 39c. Night Gowns, 39¢ Corset Covere, $e Muslin or nainsook; low neck; Nightgowns Wide Petticoats daintily trimmed with embroidered | Nainsook; low neck, trimaed with Demi-Season Tailored Hats at $2.95 Underbodices Drawers CERT nee Eom Ree ad |e ee ee for which women would expect to pay, at least, $5 is Hats! Straw Hats! And Hats of Straw combined Chemises—Envelope and Straight. ‘The $1 Envelope Chemise (illustrated), which is made entirely of all-over embroidery, ita | trimmings, is just one of the hundreds of beautiful Undermuslins nf $1. preihad aes There are Nightgowns with Empire }, inset with Valenciennes lace, both back and front. Also Nightgowns of pink batiste—and that reminds us that we are Specializing Pink Batiste Nightgowns at $1 to $2 GIMBELS—Seoond Floor wth A Big Sale of Fur Trimmings At Former Cost Prices ‘We made a special purchase of fur trimmings to as much stock in dollars and cents as we had in the store. One ¢f the most chai ideas that Paris has sent in a long time is re- produced in the model which is illustrated. This Hat is of straw and is trimmed with ribbon. GIMBELS—Third Floor ——e__—_—_—__r nse |) ("=== This ted our assortments until they are 9 * * ri i. Exceptional— These Fur-lined Cloth Boys $12.50 to $15 Suits Announcing the Opening of the as comprehensive as they were the beginning of the season. Coats for Women— $37.50 and Overcoats, $8.75 GIMBEL Golf School goods together with our entire femaining stock at just about GREY or brown tweed coats and black broadcloth (The Suits Have Extra Knickerbockers) h A the prices we paid for the goods earlier in the season. ) coats handsomely lined with natural muskrat or squirrel lock; The Overcoats * .°™*!'|The Suits *°, Nettolk yoke On Thursday, January 6t This Sale starts next Monday, January 10th, and large collars of skunk opossum or natural raccoon, double. style, with extra PPOINTMENTS for Lessons at Moderate Prices need i breasted models, with velvet or self |\nickerbockers, lined throughout. TGs SHAD WIAD big! RITA eatonta ta aeanans bata 10 embraces thirty-one different furs. If you any Arctic Seal "eon,)"* Coats SPuae, (convertible); grays, browns, |piaited back model, with 3-plece A. M. and 6 P. M. daily. ‘The following well-known golfers will be fur to retrim your dress or coat, do not miss this won- $55 $75 $92.50 serge lined; patch pockets, with or | belt. Made of fine foreign sand in attendance to give instruction daily. derful opportunity. cassimere, chev- i . New flare models with plain or skunk collars. pce ae, Conan in slant 8 | fos and cweedas 18, grays, brown and Gil Nichols, of Great Neck, L. I. jain Floor Hudson Seal Pr hat Coats, $95 me 'giore tp © 18 yours, mix MBELS—Four 1 Floor Metropolitan Open Champion ‘At Bloomingdales’ Full flare models, 40 inches long, with skunk collars. Fur Sets—Very Low Prices Sewing Machines—Bargain Prices ‘There are a number of machines which have been used as Jack Mackie, Dunwoodie Country Club Dan Mackie, Century Country Club Hardwick & Magee Room Black Fox Red Fox , A Fs 2 | floor or demonstration samples which are to be disposed of at Scarfs, $9.60 and $15 Scarfs, $6.60 and $26 Size, 9x12 Foot Wilton Joe Mitchell, Ridgewood, N. J. very much lowered prices. ‘They are all in first-class con- Muffs, $12 and $19.50 Muffs, $8.60 and $25 i) Red d The GIMBEL Indoor Golf Co dition and are fully gharanteed in every way. Hudson Seal Natural Mink Rugs eauce wil sl tron'es Tearalan: ee tee ears wares Scarfs, $7.60 and $10 Scarfsp$10.60 & $22.60 LY twice a year does this splendid rug-buying All Golfers are cordially invited to avail themselves of the ip Terms $2 Down, $1 a Week Muffs, $10 and $15 Muffs, $21.50 and $35 opportunity come your way on retiree Wilton {Fine courtesy of the Gimbel Course without cl ie Beaver Natural Skunk 8 DEN Erveck Wim Ga Bure Le wl ack be repens emia New Treasure, $17.75 Delight, $28.80 to $35 Scarfs, $8.50 and $12.60 Scarfs, $10.50 & $22.50 New Crown, $25.50 Justrite, $28 and $30 fn 1916, are in every way as desirable as those which are to replace Muffs, $13.60 & $18.50 Muffs, $19.60 & $32.60 White Fox Ermine Scarfs, $19.50 & $29.50 Scarfs, $15 and $26 Muffs, $25 and $39.50 Muffs, $35 and $45 GIMBELS—Third Floor World Rotary, $33.00 Singer, $32 Knickerbocker, $13 to $25 Special for Thursday Only Sewing Machine Needles, 12c Doz. Singer, Domestic, Household, White, Standard, Free, New Home, Davis, Wheeler & Wilson. Pure Oil (bottle), 8 Belt and Hooke, tSe |" jaloony Les. Ave, Entrance. GAS +o BLOOMINGDALES’, #0" 33 95'h: $65 9x12 ft, |969.60 Oxi12 ft. |$47.60 Ox§2 ft. $40 Ox 12 ft. French Wilton | Hardwick Bundhar Logan Rugs, Wilton Rugs,|Wilton Rugs, |Wilton Rugs, $47.50 | $42.50 $35 $30 Also, a limited number of the same qualities of French Wilton, Hardwick Wilton, and Bundhar Wilton Rugs (in 6x9 feet and 8.3x10.6 sizes) at very special prices. $60 Room Size 9x12 ft. Whittall ‘‘Durham”’ -50 Rugs, 0 ste Floor Subway Store Dispersal of Sewing Machines On GIMBEL Easy Payment Plan We have just received a CARLOAD of these Sewing Ma- chines; they are all new and perfect—right out of the cases. They do all sorts of sewing—coarse or fine—as you desire. (Agents Outside of Greater New York Charge $18 to $25) Linens in the White Sale Just a hint of the wonderful values: and almost limitless assortments collected for this annual event. Table Cloths of Irish All Irish Check Glass Towel- Linen Full Bleached Satin ing, heavy and closely woven, Damask, pattern, heavy and | in red ays, width 17 inches, serviceable, in several new and Price 16c a yard. attractive designs, Size 68x68 1916 Clearaway of Hat, hes $2 exch; and. 6se8¢ | , Turkish Bath Towels, big, inches, 8:60," “9 "8° | peavy and abgorbent i’ red Dress and Steamer Trunks Odd Damask Napkins, full | ders} usually $3.60 a dozen. XTRAORDINARILY lew pri f fi | cl w “pba psy >, »w prices on a group of fine Feet nv aeeeeal tegh aa can. | ak rsanaete donee ‘Trunks from the best makers, of especial interest to those con- templating Southern or winter trips. Many styles of covering, lining, reinforcement, etc. Not s!! sizes in every kind, and one or two a little shop-soiled. covered designs. Size 21x21 | gearfs, with all linen centers inches, $2 dozen. and wide antique lece trim- Table Cloths of Irish All ming. Were $1.60 and $1.76, Linen Full Bleached Satin | Now $1 each. 10 12 50 15 e . Damask, with napkins to All Linen 13-Piece Scal- ® or ° match, innewcircularandstriped | loped Luncheon Sets, made for our regular 812.50 | for our regular $16.50 | for our regulur $20 to bd design: ‘an be used on round | from fine round thread Irish to $17.60 values fo #20 values. $33.50 values. : eole. $3 sine ras linen with neat roe scallop Halma Lucia Grant W EX x8, $3, Size 70x ii «, blue, green, lavender Napkins to match, | and. shite. "Set consists. of SubwayBtore $12.50 $15.50 $18.50 ITH N qT a 1 centerpiece, sie 94-inch: 6 Dress and Hand Litt Drop Head. | Hand Laft Drop Head, | Automatic, 14ft, | Apron $6 Napkins, $3.60 a dozen, | 10-inch doylies, 6 6-Inch doylies, Steamer Hell Hering ee | Pell Bearings Coiden Oak. Woodwork. Our own importation, direct | Price $2 a ret. Trunk Complete Het of Attach. | Complote Bet of Attach: | Complete Bet Sng. N D A Y WOR D from Belfast; full bleached, | Real Madeira 13 - Piece Specials Roe ee) a eee wie en ee . U closely woven and # good | Luncheon Sets, elaborate! selection of neat designs. Under | hand ombroidered and hand- present conditions those prices scalloped on fine round thread for regular $5 ri $2 Cash and $1 Weekly— are Jess than wholesale cost, Irish linen. Set consists of No Other Ch With each Machi 4 t ert ‘turd i a No Other Charges, With each Machine you get a se Hick ‘Tantus “eat “tories | loinch Gevlies and’ 6 eines $7.50 of attachments and a FIVE-YEAR GUARANTEE, both IN GREATER NEW YORK effects. Size 19x37 inches; | doylies, Regular price $5, Sale hes toniak Oh ta by the GIMBELS and the manufacturers, $9 8 dome, Price, 69,90 8 set, $15 values. Free Instructions at your home if in Greater New York ak AND VICINITY ie GIMBELS —Second Floor Come Early to the GIMBEL Bubway Store, Balcony