The evening world. Newspaper, January 2, 1920, Page 14

ee Lim NO ORY WAVE AROUND TS SP NEW YEAR'S EVE Scandinavian Liner, Witlt 192 Aboard, Wet Both Inside and Out. From the happy oasis that lie almost anywhere beyond the three-mile limit, the Scandinavian-American Line Steamship United States (a name that horribly misfits the dear old boat) ) came to dock at Hoboken this morn- ng with 192 passengers, most of whom regretted that they could not offer thelr friends at the pier the sort of refreshment that had been abundant at sea. They had Scotch. They had nine kinds of wine. They had cognac. They fad—dut why break the heart of Wood-alcohol New York? Suffice to jay they had enough. And Mrs. Carl Sorensen, en Toute with her husband and two children to the Virgin Isles, was smoking 4 beautiful brown cigar on deck when the boat Jumped the pier. [lke cigars,” she said. fttes? Bah!" ‘At her side was little Miss Karen Sorensen, ten, who has done more sea travel than some members in good standing of the United States Navy. “This little girl,” said her mother, jg just finishing her tenth trip across tbe Atlantic—five round trips, We live at Gt. Croix, but we go back to Denmark every now and then. ‘And she flicked the black ash from tid who ought to be financing wvernments Was another passenger. fis ‘name le Hans Hartzig, and he is uravelling around the world with bis “Cigar- bride. “{ didn't know how I was going to finance the trip,” he said, “until an idea struck me. ‘Then I went to a lot of people and told them 1 was going to write a book of poems and that I would sell autograph copies in advance at $100 a copy. I got 100 arders, paid in advance, which ts— jet me see—about $10,000, isn’t it?” Capt. N. E. Abernathy and six other officers of the steamship Ker- wood, which hit a mine in the North Sea and sank Dec. 1, were on board, The other members of the crew came home on other ships, : Christopher F, Norager, a @hicago machinery exporter, who has been ~ visiting in Norway, said every one . there seemed to be satisfied with the kind of prohibition that is enforced i in that country. skey is pro- | hiibited, but champagne, light wines and real beer are abundant. “And they don’t seem to care for wood alcohol there,” he added. —_——- Estate to Churches and Charities. Nearly all of the $103,780 estate of J, Zachariah n, late of 44 South Dxford Place, | lyn, the appraisal of which was f In the Sur- togate’ Court | ‘ough, into be divided amor sand charj- tes in Brooklyn anc total equally lyn and 3. A. of Port- t bequest land, Me is one of $5,000. for Crippled Aged Couples and Old Men jin fyn gets $3,000 and th y, at M “FURNITURE Cashor Credit ore OL Se haturday evening )o'elock—during our CO Loan Rand's Accepted ere a Full Face Value en Ang and All Purchases ily Rerched from West or 59th St. Ore wn Cars —_———— H] Frenc' ant Spanis® Spoken Here 7 100. Cotalogand be Lest cb hay one _lb-pae Wate x APARTMENT oeer anes SS PARTMENT Hs +300 NS VALUE $375 ad lb El, Ea i JM APARTMENT aero VALUE $585 Marred Boxes of Stationery The Half Price—and Less containers of this high-grade stationery were broken, marred or soiled during the Christmas rush. The paper itself is fresh—of unusually fine quality and good looks. A genuine stationery bargain! GIMBELS STATIONERY SHOP—Main Floor Store Hovrs 9 to 5.30 Misses’ New Taffeta Dresses Have Arrived at $35 and $42.50 New bouffant styles....new embroidered loveliness ... New corded and beribboned taffetas. . . beading. pastels. GIMBELS MISSES’ FASHION SALON—Third Floor Sweet Home.” Jewelry Inexpensive, Good- Dainty: taueed looking panels. January, with its constant Chairs extra. gaieties, demands so many changes Milady is often her wit's —most cleverly-—manages effects that are different by accessories that are differ These charming trin- kets would add gleam and ent. freshness neyed costume. Rhinestone Bar Pins Set in sterling silvers, copigs of se priced models, in elightful lace-like pat- the terns, Ostrich Feather Fans the For daintil light blue, jade, coral, French blue, Including Black Ribbon Sautoirs With sterling swivel * slide; fancy designs; some | jeweled French Pearl Necklaces 20 inches long; graduated beads color, mounted with gold $6.95 clasp, FrenchFilledPearl Necklaces | Of graduated beads: 24 inches long; very lustrous; mounted with gold clasp, 7.98 GIMBELS—Main Floor Toilet Goods of costume that “quite at ends’’—unless she Mirror, $41.50 Suite, to the most hack- American Walnut. $5.95 Younger Set— colorful — pink, Just $3.14-$4.24 Federal Tax. and with rhinestones, A Very 75c to $4.50 Special Purchase in Oriental cream A straightline Paris has done her best for Miss 14 to 20 this new season and American mak- ers have caught every little trick of fashion. Of course, the Gim- be} low pricing makes them only $35 and $42.60. New Beaded Georgette Crepe Dresses at $35 and $42.50 But Oh! so dif- ferent from the beaded Georgettes that used to be! The beads are used in looped fringe... or are in wonder- ful new tubular New embroidered Georgettes too! Dark shades and delicate Headquarters in Those who have been buying recently at Gimbels must have realized how phenomenally fortunate they have been in getting such really good Furni- ture as this justly famous Institution has made available to them. Now comes the greatest month of the year, for the sharp reductions will be a bless- ing to many who have always wanted an “Home Begin with the Dining Room, the place where you will dispense real hospitality. Here are a few modestly priced Sets. Queen Anne Type 4-Piece Suite, $375.00 A charming suite for small apartments. Small Chairs, $15.00 ea. Host Chairs, $20.00 ea. Seats covered in blue Spanish leather. Queen Anne Type 4-Piece Dining Room Table 48 in. diameter. Chair with leather seat, Arm Chair to match, Wool Sweaters To be sold at the price that is usually asked for | the wool alone as contained in many of them. They are of fine alpaca yarn, of zephyr wool or of mohair. Women who have priced hand-knit sweaters of these wools know what they regularly cost. V-neck modet waistline length. And a Tuxedo collar model with ripple peplum. Dark colors and sports shades. GIMBELS WOMEN’S SWEATER SALON—Third Floor Downstairs—January Clearance Specials AT JANUARY For Other Cimbel News See Page 12 The Coat Event of the Season for Women! Sweets! Chocolate Almonds......... Assorted Chocolates. . Peanut Brittle. .... GIMBELS—Main Floor and Subway balcony Don’t Forget Your Saturday .50e Ib. Box v.. ++. 60e Ib, Box 15e, 20 and 25¢ Box Almost E 100 Coats 75 Coats... Now 150 Coats...... Now The Materials c Duvetynes, Peachbloo: ..Now Opossum... .Skunk O French Seal. . . Lucille GIMBELS January, the Month of Ilustrated. mahogany with burled walnut Other Dining Room Suites | Colenial Type 4-Piece €0 in. Buffet. Bu $330.00 Buffet is 64 in. long: | Shai Side Chairs Host Chair, GIMBELS FURNITURE SFC $21.00 $29.00 paises we idee 1c For Women and Misses 36 Hand-Knit No Credits No Exchanges No C. QO. D.’s $9.75 slipover model with scarf attached. A SAVINGS Tooth Powder and Pastes Musterole, 25¢ and 50c Kolynos Tooth Paste, 18¢ Resinol Ointment, — 45e and 79¢ Pebeco Tooth Paste, 33¢ Gude’s Pepto Mangan, 89¢ Pyorrhocide Tooth Powder, 75e | Toilet So 7 Pyrodento, 20¢ oe moat i Daggett & Ramsdell Cold Cream Woodbury’s Facial Soap, —20¢ Underthin gs | 33c and 59¢ Pears’ Unscented Soap, 13¢ Pompeian Massage Cream, Palmolive Cold Cream and two cakes of Palmolive Soap, both 60¢ Gill’s Iodine Foot Soap, Kirk's Jap Rove Soap. This fine seasoned Shampoo Soap Two cakes for 15¢ Palmolive, the soap made from vepetabie products, jozen 15¢ cakes for 85¢ for Sundries Lister's Sanitary Napkins, 1 doz. in box; large, medium and small, Sanitary Napkins (Gimbels), 1 doz. in box; medium size, 45¢ Absorbe: use, | ‘ "eed aTe Fountain Syringes; No. 2 size, 35¢, 54c, 84c 65¢, 55c, 50c nt Cotton for household Bath Soap, white, in carton; cake, Gimbels Round Shaving Stick, 1 Johnson's Foot Soap, Rouges and Other Toiletries Crepe Night Gowns $1.35 10¢ | Slip-over models in plain | 2¢ We Ttailored styles, Pink or White Crepe, round neck finished with blue stitchery, Flanneline Bloomers | A5e | Of good quality white Flanneline, elastic at waist 19¢ $1.10 Dorin Nadia Face Powder, 75¢ | and knee, , Armand Face Powder, 50¢ oF . * Household Remedies & Needfuls Panafieu Compacte Rouge, 40c Envelope Chemise Shac, 18¢ Djer Kiss Taleum, 25e $1.00 Piso's Remedy, 2le Gimbels Liquid Rouge, 38e F Aah Ex-Lax, 23¢ and 45¢ Panafieu Eye Pencils, 15¢ Of white »: Cok, dainti- Borine, 59e Panafieu Compact Powder, natu- | ly trimmed with lace or em- Cuticura Ointment, 25¢, 45c, 79¢ ral and Rachel, 35e | broidery, Mentholatum, 23¢ and 45¢ Dorin Eye Pencils, 10¢ » ts Jad Salts, M9 Djer Kiss Face Powder, 62¢ GIMBELS— Downstairs Stores, Beecham's Pills, 19¢ Mollard Lip Pomade, 15¢ Balcony GIMBELS TOILET GOODS SECTION—Main Floor, A Pre-Inventory Clearance At a Reduction of 4% to 4 ' SALE BEGINS TO-MORROW AT 9 A. M. Wool Kerseys. .. . those first in favor this season. Culminating in the greatest coat season in our history, not a coat but has recently been added to our stocks. the Furniture Section very Coat in Stock $23.75 | 25 Coats...... Now $45.00 $28.75 | 75 Coats Now $62.50 $35.00 | 18 Wraps. | Now $92.50 omprise Bolivias, Silvertones, Wool Velours, ms, Velours du Nord, Plushes, Polo Cloths, Styles therefore embrace only the proven WOMEN’S COAT SALON—-Third ‘Floor Values, makes its Fur Clothing has seen a price like this j at least as far as we have seen or 4 heard of. f $29.50 a tounding variety of styles, materials and shades one could conceive of at a price anywhere near $29.50. great section. Chesterfield Overcoats Fur Collars) All Sizes—34 to 44 A Big Collection for Stout Men GIMBELS M Continuing the Great Sale of Men’s Suits and Overcoats Astounding Varieties and Values long, long time since GOOD fia GOOD Clothes ‘from leading makers, properly tailored and in the most 2 The Furs include genuine Beaver... Natural Raccoon. . . Ringtail Hundreds of them—ALL RE- ossum...Natural Skunk. ..Black Lynx DUCED—accumulated by a re- Ni tri a 2 grouping and repricing of all odd ¥ rN URES lines and broken size ranges in our } « io a fashionable. . .the desirable. Gimbel coat tailoring has only one standard. . .the Double Breasted Over- Sport Coats best. ' - ‘ coats. One, ‘Two and Three But- These are not odd color coats. . .every good, desirable shade is here and in Single Breasted Overcoats ton Suits numbers. pape Ulsterettes ; | sae and Conservative : ‘ur Overcoats (Outside of Models Sizes 34 to 44 Are Represented. Pieced Raccoon) One or Two Nole:~- None may be credited, exchanged, sent C. 0. D. or on approval. Sheep Lined Reefers (with Double Breasted Models fegular and Stout. Sizes 38 to 48 Stouts Other Winter Overcoats, $42.50, $52.50, $65.75 to $100 Other Winter Suits, $37.50, $45, $54.50, $65 to $75 Collared and Fur Lined Overcoats, $50 to $350 CLOTHING SHOP-- Fourth Floor Clearance Sale Boys’ Suits and Fur-Collared Overcoats Reduced Greatly 2-Pants Suits, Special $16.75 Leatheriz in a numb ed and Corduro f Norfolk sty to 16, but pot in “ry style, A leatherized suit is the hardest kind of suit to wear out—and a good corduroy is a These suits come with 2 pairs of Dining Room Queen Anne Type 4-Piece Dining Room pants, which makes them excep- $410.00 $ 9 $260.00 tionally long-lived. Dining Table hed in a rich shade of brown oak. ne. rs to match, have | Be Dn. Butist, Table be 48 in. top. Fur-Collared Overcoats $29.75 | Chairs to match. Seats of brown Spanis Sear 7 Fa Jade Cech $16.00 leather. I Rough, s jn belt all-around styl $22.00 | Side Chair, $12.50 Host Chair, $20.00 ‘TION TAILORE Seventh Floor oe Dozens of skirts so well with the short tern of black and white. The navy blue and bl: Fortunately, all sizes, Yard Goods Velvets and Velvereens | Furs Reduced Taupe Coney Coats, $65.00 Nutria Stripe Coat, $69.00 Marmot Coats, $98.50 French Seal Coats, $110.00 Cor 32-piece $1.25, $1.45, $1.65 per yd. Mill Ends suitable for and Afternoon Dre unsurpassed variety of ¢ and qualities. Width and 86 in. ening An des | in, Platter, 8 § h All-Wool Storn | 50:piece Scarfs, “ i . Storm | Taupe Coney Muffs, $7.95 Rene $1.50 per yd. Manchurian Fur Scarf, Strong and firm; excelln fo. | ps and Saucers ; (eeigarra $11.50 hard wear. Colots are limited | pair, Cream Jugs 40¢ | lot are some of cotton, plain’ Manchurian Fur Muff, to Cardinal, Myrtle, Grey and | b, Fruit Saucers 12e each, |, iia Hiertiete a ante $11.50 | — Blue. | eat Platters ; | colors or fancy stripes; also ucson Seal Stole, $19.50 7 . a few crepes. | Hudsen Seal Muffs, $10.00 | Remnants of Wash Goods | M08 : Lo Ds Skunk Searfs, $22.50 Hundreds of lengine from 115 | _, all perfect: | exceptional offering for the | Dyed Skunk Cape,’ $27.80 | 19,7 yds. All weaves: and | Cups and Sancers | man seeking a real bona fide | s2v 0G OHNO SBpes ' colors Tepresentsd in this ase | American Porcelain, pretty | Man seeking areal bona fide | Dyed Skunk Melon sortment.. Specially priced, shape, gold band and gold | pargain | Muffs, $22.50 20¢ to $7.50 per piece. line decoration. aM. GIMBELS~ Downstairs Stores, GIMBELS— Downstairs Stores, GIMBELS—Downstairs Stores, GIMBELS— Downstairs Stores, Baleony Balcony Lower Floor Balcony GIMBELS WOMEN’S AND MISS Chinaware Good quality Porcelain, Delft Windmill. decoration, 6 each Fruit §: D SKIRTS of Velour Plaids, Worsteds, avr Chevitones, Freneh Serges REDUCED for Clearance Almost regardless of former make January the month of VALUES. selling prices to in the stunning plaids and chee fur coats and sports coats of the s Side pleated or shirred. jack serges in simple, well-tailored styles. from 25 to 32 waistband. SKIRT SALON—Third Floor MEN! Dinner Set, $5.50 Bread and Sups and Sau- Saucers, 1 Open le Dish and i Meat Dinner Set, $15.25 for 6 people, decora- e. The followin, » had to mate! Leather Reversible Short Button | All shades and Colorings s that go , ( son. colors that range from a soft olive drab and black check to a bold block pat- Odd Pajama Coats . and Pants, 79¢ a Garment Manufacturers’ samples, made of warm fleecy domet flannel; also included in the This is an In '