The evening world. Newspaper, January 23, 1920, Page 14

{ | i © four men surrendered. # say they found $50, OF SILKS FOILED; ull over t but no money Rights in Bassman Dress SHOp | i ites cay tte four men avrente: Give Away Thieves to have aliases and admitted — police 1 records, They call themselves Lot ¢ Passing Detectives. Cohen, alias Louis Buckhalt ty-two years oll, a clerk Detect yseph Broderick, Nich- | Madison Street; Albert olas and Michael] McNamara of Moe Fisher, twenty-fiv helper, of No. 240 Street, Brooklyn; * Al Green, twenty-two years painter, of No, $15 Williams Brooklyn, and M'chael Michael Wetnerman wenty of No, 442 Williams Avenue. the West Doth street fight on the ground Moor of No, 129 West 2: found t they entered the fi ment Station saw a eurly to-day and wen forced. When floor establish of the Louis Bassman Dress years old Company tho lights went out and they found themsclves battling, with four | Brooklyn ish shes vs The police say the men confersed hat yesterday St ent to the | Aided ty their flashights ana| {hat yesterday Stein wen he Bassman place and, posing as spector, examined all the « ells and locks. Cohen at the s time obtained a job as shipping clerk ant Dlackjacks, the detectives fought tie Aha imtruders for fif minutes, Chairs and desks were turned and win- B. Altman.& Co. MADISON AVENUE - FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fourth Street ’ A Remarkable Glove Sale for to-morrow (Saturday) will offer ; 6,000 Pairs of French Glace Kidskin Gloves (short lengths; sizes 514 to 63{) in solid black, and black stitched with white at the extraordinarily low price of $1.50 per pair (Sale on the SIXTH FLOOR) Unusual Value is. being offered in a number of Misses’ Tailored Suits (this season’s models) at the greatly reduced price of $47.00 (Department on the Second Floor) \ ' Girls’ Winter Coats, Suits and Dresses (including those of the finer grades) are now being offered at greatly reduced prices. ’ To-morrow (Saturday) A’ Limited Number of Coats made of all-wool material (sizes broken, but ranging generally from 6 to 14 years) will be on sale at the greatly reduced price of $11.75 (Department on the Second Floor) Vogue Patterns thay be obtained on the Fourth Floor “ | give anew, rich, fadeless color to any The Store is closed at 5 P. M. daily - 4 FLYER SAVES BIG DEAL. American Straightens Ont Cotton Shipment By LIMA BLOUSE AND A CHILD'S COAT ; | SHE “DIAMOND DYED” A SKIRT, nents tur® new! guaranteed to The Direction Book with each package tells how to diamond dye over any color. “You can not make a pric, vol, 8 fabric, whether it be w ilk, linen, | mistake. cotton or mixed goods—dresses, |". sweaters, stockings, gloves, waists,| To match any material, have drug- gist show yqu “Diamond Dye" Color Card. Advt. ribbons, feathers, draperies, coverings everything! ‘ Thirty-fifth Street + | The Wool Dress Fabrics Dep’t (First Floor) will hold to-morrow (Saturday) A Sale of Woolen Lengths | (suitable for Suits, Dresses, Skirts and Coats) comprising Homespuns, . Cheviots, Plaids, Velours, Silvertones and Jersey Cloths, in an extensive range of desirable colors (as well as black); all of which will be marked ; . at decided price concessions : ; In the Dep’t for Catalogue Merchandise (on the SIXTH FLOOR) SPECIAL VALUES will be offered in A Number of Semi-made Skirts developed in excellent-quality wool jersey, . featuring attractive color mixtures; specially ~ reduced for clearance, to $9.75 each A Saturday Reduction Sale on the SIXTH FLOOR will offer in sizes 15, 16, 17 and 18 years at the exceptionally low price of | $21.50 These Suits are made of fine-quality woolen suitings, are excellently cut and tailored, and | altogether are an unusually desirable offering. Boys’ & Youths’ Overcoats (sizes 12 to 18 years) are now on sale, on the SIXTH FLOOR, at the reduced price of $22.75 and offer decidedly attractive value at this figure Youths’ Long-Trouser Suits i Gimbels Music Salons Eighth Floor Last Seven Days of the Quarter Million Dollar Sale of New Player-Pianos — All at the Sensational Low Price Offer of 48 This—one of the best player- piano buying opportunities that Gimbel patrons have had a chance to share in—now has but seven more days to run. Even the most disinterested lay- man will realize that a new player piano «(guaranteed su (every ‘de; tail) at $485 could only be offered From One of the Largest Makers The entire $250,000 worth come from one of the largest makers of good player-pianos So come inthe country. The entire “job’’—player action, sound board, in short, every part— is of the finest maferial, and the manufacturing was in the hands of artisans noted for their skill. Each’ Player Fully Guaranteed Not only does the maker stand back of these players with an unqualified guaran- tee, but Gimbel Brothers, too, put their guarantee bemnd every player in this sale. + under prevailing eonditions as an out and out attempt to attract “ie ‘former days. i iyi rt Two Whole Years The terms, “two whole years to pay,’* speak for themselves. You get your player at once—are privileged to enjoy it to the fullest while enjoying the extended time to complete payments on it. Please note, too—that the entire player shipment is entirely mew—that the models are all 1920 cabinet developments in Colonial styles, to . COUPON GIMBEL BROTHERS, MUSIC SALONS 33rd St. & Broadway, N. Y. Cs People Unable.to Come to the Store and Interested Persons Living Out of Town Should . Mail This Coupon for Details Piano offer above, Name... Address We Are Still Able To Offer. That Phonograph Though After These Are Sold the Price Splendid “ Conried ” Will Probably -Not Be So : Low Again Nothing new about the Conried—except the name—and even that is fairly well on in standing, for Gimbels have offered them for two years now. Look at the description of the specifications every good thing there that any more widely known phonograph boasts of. This Machine under a variety of names has been sold all over town at higher prices And a good phonograph—one that under qther names dealers have filled pages of exalted description with—only at far, far higher prices. Phonographs in one sale at one price and such ® price that the largest throng that ever attended a phonograph offer has been on hand. Why, the price is lower than we have seen used and rebuilt machines offered for. All Are New and Perfect, and We Are Prepared to Wake Immediate Delivery GIMBELS MUSIC SALONS—Eighth Floor Contres at structed, splice joints, For Other “Gimbel News See Page lo new customers at a sacrifice of usual percentage of profit. here at once is no time to lose hazard the opinion that the im- pression will be a pleasant sur- prise on the part of every person who may have thought it diffi- cult to buy a good player piano at a price no higher than in Up to $50 worth of Player. rolls may be selected and charged at the time of pur- chase. Let me have, without obligation, details of the wonderful Player- The Conried Specifications M ot or — Double spring worm driven; four to five 10- inch record capacity to one winding; frame and bottom of cast iron; absolutely noiseless; can be wound while playing. Turn Table—Twelve-inch stamped absolutely true run- ning turn table; all exposed parts heavily nickel plated. Tone Arm—Universal type, plays all records on the market, Possesses patent rights for controlling the weight of the sound box for playing hill and dale or lateral cut records, either Heavily nickel plated. The machine has a Tone Moditier scientifically con- All wooden ampli- inet—Qu ze 4513 x 19!5 x 20, 18 constructed with hogany panels. Brooklyn, New Jersey and Long Island Customers Direct to Gimbels via Tubes and Subways there and we Pay angle. een Anne ce- Genuine ma- nw