The evening world. [volume], July 17, 1913, Final Extra, Image 12

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THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1918,
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PROFANE BIRD CHASED
BY 2,000 IN BATTERY
JEERS BACK G0T0HAL'
I'arrot "Sasscs" and Swears at
Frantic Owner Glibly in
Norse Tongue.
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WROTE OF ITS EFFECT
they hml nrrancol n NMM part. ti1
I. .Id of It NlenrailOa "f tn!r IHtTI"
turn In Mnnli'Mw lnt Friday, whnn
Ih.y hurl li o i Kinn, iinil milk.
The woman !,! seen stipsortint; Mr
Ili a on ii III ni"nthl Benslew fur n v
eral month Ma.ll. k. wim MrtHlJT'BllH
yinis olit
f
John Au'Wrnpn. A. H.. of th Nor
wetlan tramp Trym. whl. h arrU'ed M
part evening from th Went Indira
pnrd In BaUOrl 1'erk lo-dny will, n
.rn parrot In a rage. Th door nf
I i .ag mipp'-l aSS th parrot --cil
If a Iter. Ju l nil! of Atirter"'" PMBhi
"romr. ThorwalaV' crooned Anderson,
Tut In Jour nlio liltl) rag
"Ooloha!. gotohul. gotohal." lirlkd
ID parrot
Andaretn called to th parrot In
Scandinavian and the bird rplld In
i aama languag. punctured with fra-
uant "fotohale." A park department
nplora tried to reach the parrot with
.. rake, but th Mrd waa too wary-
' thing Ilk ;. pron. In hiding a
I altitude of Immlgmnta Ju.t from
"lit Ilnd. Mnmlld around Ihr par--fi
tree.
F inally Traffli- PottoMBM l"i .ink dt'ith,
;h talleat man In thr I irpartnu nt.
houlderrd bit a.v t lh thrnnK, ap
proached Ihr 1t. rrai n-d n niul
i.ratbd the parr 't around iii nees
ib lilrd aurglrc! and ;uttcrrd n ItoIJi
I anded II to Anderson. In th mean
t imr somebody had stolen tin ayoodaa
fa,
Andran artrtrd away wllh Hi pur
.t under hi ami. 1 1 walked lank
eard, etioutlng oree in a phr d
rilptlvr of hi feeling over Ihr loa nf
la rag. At Ih edge of tin park path
tea humftrd Into a rail anil wnt down on
tt;e bavh if hla hl. and unci- more th
aarrot waa fr.
(tuuaaklni Inarth'ulatrlv. lh parrot
Had Ita way along th grass In th
Itroctlon of lh nnrat tree. Il.ilf n
numtrel man unl hoy enitagrd In a
rlmnnKi' to renrh the Mrd. Finally
John Andereen recovered hi pl for
:h aarond tlm ami dlaappard In th
direction of the auhway. aa suggested
y toe bird a 'otohal."
After Her Death California.! in
Suicide Pact With Victim
DrowiMd Himself.
SAN iOn, Oatf July IT. Aflr fed
Ina lira, uliv J Smith, lghty-l
! year nf an, a rlriiaj for aeventy-two
hour! and writing down the tory of
' bM 1 1 n ir-r 1 riK laathi Sti-phon Mastlck. n
lubaraaloali in'id. ihrw himself
, Into n ahallow Ink at Montrey. The
Imdy of the woman wn found yester
i day. und aear.h.ie later dlai ovornl
MaaUek't corpae In the Ink.
l.ettrr signed by the pair eald that
Your Liver
i Clogged up
i Tkat'e Why Yow're Tira
Sorla Hae No A ..
CARTER'S UTTl
LIVER PILLS
w Jl put you rifhl
, ta a lew day.
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ifwir daly.
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leetatu. MkjettkN, aad Skft HeaaWhe.
! jtlAU PILL MULL DOM, MUU MIC1
Genuine n,u.ii HiK'ature
a Owl af
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35 Quality MCT
v.i in.i ih rt of Ihr family will IMOflMlMj
rnlny (iillien Bmkfn CoflM bfcue It Is drrivrd from
hinhrr pricrd OOffMa. wicntif icilly Mrnded inJ f"'lJ
and hroauif vnu Kft it whilr il la WW JM JJJg;, JLi
AKI: WHOI.fSAI KHS. BUT SELl TO THE COJJ8UMBH
MRBCT, saving you TUB Ml MUX! profit.
Read Vhai Mr KnighlSays
TATOmiTB WITS TAMXLtaU. IOTI11J AMD
lOABOIia OUBXB U oer xae uniiea
Wl a-naranta aaUaf action, or moaay back.
W deliver ao leea thaa MT poaaae la un.m
aw Tork, Urn ponnd wtthia fifty mil, and
weaty-fle poanda anywhere. A friend may
take part of your ordar. Seat O. O. D. If
detlrtd.
GILLIES COFFEE CO.
r:tablllid IN4II
233-239 WislligtOR St. , N.Y:C.or..ri. it .
Hrtwrrn I'ark I'll. and Ilarrlay St.
FREE Xntereetlac booklet
Beat OB rquat. de
aertbtBaT all ooffeea aad aaoUaa
prleee.
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(Come Down With The Cash ) w
and You Can Have Them at Your Own Price
That, in effect, is what the manufacturer of this lot of suits said to us,
and we ARUA(iH-A-ClIES-ED all right but, believe us, at our own
price indeed - and that's one good reason why we offer
25, 22, 20, 18 & 15 JSuits at
For Men and Young Men Ready-To-Wear
Blue and Gray Pencil Stripes, Plain Grays, Gray Mixtures, Black-and-White
effects and Checks; with Patch Pockets and with Plain
Pockets; sleeves with cuffs or without; also an assortment of
SMART NORFOLK SUITS.
Unquestionably the most remarkable values offered in many a day; no or
dinary circumstances eould possibly permit us to place suits like these on
sale at any such price as $9.. 50 and only an unusually urgent desire for some
one to "ARRA(iIl-A-('HKS" eould have caused this well-known maker of
good clothes to part with them at any such price as we paid.
Sale of
Outing
Apparel
$5.00 White Flannel Trousers, Now $3.75
Khaki Norfolk Coati $3.50 & $4
Linen Trouaert $2 to $3.50
Linen Suit $5.00
Auto Diutert $1 to $10
White Duck Trousers $1 to $1.50
Khaki Outing Trousers. $1 to $2.00
Flannel Trousers $5 to $10
Gray Outing Trousers $3 to $5
& Shirt Sale at Our Five Stores
$1.50 Shirts, $1.15. $2.50 & $2 Shirts, $1.35. 1$3.50 & $3 Shirts, $1.85.
279 Broadway, near Chambers Street
Union Square, 14th Street, near Broadway
47 Cortlandt Street, near Greenwich Street
125th Street, Corner Third Avenue
125th Btrttt Store Open Saturday Evening Until 9 o'clock.
GI MBELS
Store Opens at 8.30 and Cloces st 5.30
GI MBELS
Men's and Women's Apparel, and All Other Things Wanted for
Week-End Trips, Probably Never Cost Quite So Little as Now
It is simply marvelous what excellent things can be bought for the little July prices if-you go to a store that you can depend on
for both style and quality. Q I MBELS "The House of Fashions"- protects you absolutely on both these vital points, while offering
the most decisive economies known in recent years, in this
Tariff-Year INVENTORY OLEARAWAY
Well-informed New York shoppers daily express their amazement at the wonderful values we are presenting. Are you getting your share?
Men's STRAW HATS
$2 to $3 Soft and Stiff Hats, $1
$3.50 to $4 Soft and Stiff Hats, $1.50
$5 Panama Hats, $3.50
$3.75 Bangkok Hats, $2
The Split, Sennit and Mackinaw Straws are all rainproof.
Fair ranftc of size-, in each price in one sty le or another.
It's a pity for men starting off on their vacation not to go in
new straw hats when prices on good styles are as low as these.
Fourth Floor
Men's Suits of Unusual Character
And Style Were $30 to $35
Now $19.50
AH of these suits were made with the care and discrimination
that is required for the oroducing of Gimbel Clothing. All were
made for our regular stocks, at full orices. Thev are infinitely
different from so-called "great purchases of bargain lots."
The fabrics, the patterns, the style all carefully chosen. The
workmanship that follows the best custom-made effects, in fit,
style and finish. The man who buys one of these Suits will have
a smart Suit for this season, and one that will serve him all next
season as well.
There are plenty of plain black, plain blue and plain
gray Suits
Flannels and soft finished worsteds, in pin-stripes and other
favorite patterns. And some extremely handsome Norfolk
Suits, in appropriate fabrics. Quarter-lined, half-lined, full
lined. Some with vests. Sack Suits, sizes 38 to 46 in. Norfolk
Suits, sizes 33 to 40 in.
Such a cut in the cost of a man's thoroughly high-grade
Summer Suit is worth profiting by. Fourth Floor
$5, $6 and $7 Tennis Trousers,
At $3.75
For tennis court and golf course over the week-end. Of
white or gray serge or flannel; plain or striped; well made; well
hanging. Fourth Floor
The Moat Remarkable Offering Made This Year
Men's 50c and $1 Scarfs
At 25c
Six thousand smart Scarfs of the present season's patterns,
partly from our own stock, with additions from makers also
clearing up stocks.
Men will want them by the half-dozens and dozens.
First comers will find plenty of Dollar Scarfs. And every
Scarf in the lot is DOUBLE MONEY'S WORTH.
Main Floor
All the Leading Modes
in these
Specialized
Lingerie
Blouses
At $2
Dolly Vardon Voile Blouses
wit double ruches of shadow lace
or net! White Voile and Lawn
Blouses with the cleverest of
collars, and pretty embioide.y
and lace Limmings.
Fine Net Blouses
At $2.95
Copied from s $6.96 Model
The charming model with the long
"leevea that are finished with double
irill. Of rourae, this blouse haa the
double ruche about the neck and inset
Dana 01 wuie ribbon, as you will at
the illustration.
Third Floor
Subwau Clearawau News READ CAREFULLY
Men's and Youths' $12.50 and $15 Suits, $7.50
410 Two and Three Piece Suits at this new tow price. Plain blues and fancy fabrics,
Lo oo V!??.lk st',es' all-wool, handsomely tailored. Sizes 35 to 44 in Sack Suits;
33 to 38 in Norfolks. Now $7.60 a suit. Subway Store, Balcony
More Women's 5 Si lie Rat hi no Suit aft $2.95!
300 hardly enough for another day's selling at the same tempting
Tlv nit i ..1 r m tt,t, J .
pmc . i-ure siik serge, aii-DiacK, witn trimmings oi DiacK-ann-wnne,
red or blue. All sizes to start, from 32 to 45. But DON'T WAIT, if
you want to wear one of these Suits on Saturday.
Subway Storo, Balcony.
New Voile and Batiste Waists. 65c
Some stores sell these waists for $1 others ask more.
But never mind that thev are wonders at 66c.
Low necks, three-quarter sleeves, waists buttoning in
back or front.
Round, Dutch and square necks, with long, short and
three-quarter sleeves, also high necks with long sleeves.
Some of the Waists have the favorite large collars,
edged with embroidery.
2,400 of these Waists all as bright as a new pin 66c
each. Subway Store, Balcony
Women's 3 to 3.so Low Shoes Clean-Up at $ 1.95
Remarkably stylish and graceful Shoes, from our regular lines.
Oxfords, Pumps, Colonial Ties and Button Oxfords Gun-metal, Vici kid, patent leather, black buckskin and
tan calf and kidskin , also white Nu-buck. All sizes among the various styles and leathers, at 1.96 pair which is a
very fine saving. Subway Storo, Balcony
Women's$3 to $6 Parasols,
$2 and $3
This is a general clean-up of a variety of charming Parasols
from our regular stock and from special purchases.
The fashionable shapes of the season are included, such as
"The Bell," "The Palm," "La Raie," as well as the regulation
shape.
There are plain Taffeta Parasols with various borders and
insertions, Dresden effects, black-and-white stripes, pongees
and other smart styles that will match every imaginable Sum
mer costume.
Several hundred of the Parasols to sell tomorrow at $2 and
$3 each. Main Floor
A Week-End Sale of
Notions
Handy things to put in your suit case or your bathing suit bag
for the trip into the country or to the beach. All under-price.
SOe for two 20c Gimbel real Hair I SM for 26c Jar Magic Buck Cream,
a perrect rieanaer lor imu-duck, tfuck-
Hkln, Kid and (Janvaa.
Nets. F.x'ra large size.
10c for five Srpkga. Gimbel imported
beat enamel wire Hairpins. Black
or brown.
10c for three fir cards Queen remov
able Collar Supporters.
40c for 50c Porters "Auto" ad
justable washable Hair Roll.
40c for 60c Mme. Stevens
"Leader" washable Hair Roll.
Bsthiftg Caps
60c for 76c pure rubber, dainty
style, with pleated ruffle, several
colors.
Bathing Hoae Supporters, See
and 60c. Main Floor
75c Brassieres at 60c
Prettily trimmed with lace and embroidery,
rnwt, in inno-.hln models, low and medium bust, two
eeta of garters; 76c, usually $1 and $1.50.
Children's Cool Dresses
Now Repriced at 45c
At 95c each they are
usually counted good value.
Now in the Clearaway at
half that. Mostly of per
cale; some ginghams; in
blue, lavender and pink:
plain coljra, checks and
stripes; round necks, three-
quarter sleeves ana Kiitea
skirts. Neck, sleeves and
belt piped in contrasting
colors 6 to 14 years.
Girls' $2 Wash
Dresses .at 75c
A cleanup in sizes 6 to
18, fcr girls, juniors and
misao". Broken size-ranges,
but a large group, all told,
including tbe pretty style
illustrated.
Subway Storo, Balcony
Small Leather Goods, 10c to $1
having o( half or more on wallets, purses, card cai
etc., in pigskin, seal, walrus, goat and other leathers.
Clean Up of Women's Belts, 10c
These were formerly 26c or more. Leather, auk,
elastic and fabric, in plain and fancy effects.
Subway Store Balcony
But a Few Days More!
Dress Skirts Made to Order, 50c
1ar ruu, i a a Maai .. ' i , V. Ik. m.Lh II,
" fc.....v " ,... viic maaur WO Will VBKB
orders for a few days longer for Dress Skirts made to
oraer at inis remarKuoiy low price, usually we ask 1.26
to $2 for the same excellent tailoring.
Choice of ten new models fit and workmanship guar
anteed. Materials to be selected from the splendid stock
of Dress Goods in the Subway Store. 60c to $1.60 yard.
Subway Storo, Lower Floor
Goodrich Sewing Machines, $12
Splendid machines, made
in the famous Domestic
factory, at a price that puts
them in every woman's
reach.
Drop-head, automatic lift.
bearing, in handsome four-drawer
golden oak cabinet, with half -yard
tape measure inserted, and set of
steel attachments.
Guaranteed for five years. Easy
payments
$2 Cash and $1 Weekly
No extra charges. Subway Store Balcony
ball- sW3HE
Boys' $2 to $3 Wash Suits, $1
N"ow that mothers can buy two. or even three, cool
Stats for theiebovs at the usual price of one, those few
hundred Suits will stay here but a short time.
Sailor and Russian Blouse and Beach styles, 2 Mi to
10 years, at $1. Subway Store, Balcony
Summer Underwear for the Family Bargains!
Of course, the prices on these desirable hot-weather styles are much less than usual, or
eise me imeruiKa wuuiu iinu no piacv in me viearaway news.
Women's 60c Union Suits, 35c
Ribbed, loar nock. altwTeleaa, tight or umbrella drawer
8liee4. t and n
Women's 38c Union Suits, 25c
Ixjw seek, aleevoleaa, light or umhaslla drawer. Slam
4. aad 6.
Women's 26c. Ribbed Vests, 18c
Male thread; low neck, aleeveleaa. Slaea 4. 6 and 0.
Three tor St.
Women's 18c Ribbed Vests, 12" 2c
Low neck. elMveleaa: very eiaanc
Women's 36c and 4Kc Vamt.s 9.ft
Koa-ular and extra Blaet low neck. ilHevulv; a lan
extra alie wing aleevra.
Men's 38c Underwear, 26c
Nelbrlggan; Bhlrta with ahort aletivea: Drawer knee
longth.
Men's $1.25 Union Suits, 86c
Ulhbed; relnforcod acini, long slOBVes, anklu length
Men's 36c Athletic Underwear, 26c
shirts and Drawera of nainsook ; broken xlzo
Bovs' 3fie Unrlnrwuar 9R
Shirt and Drawer; while open inmh alt,a 24 to 34
Subway Mare, a. Irony
" ;-, ' ' - omrw aaau urawura; wnne oiMn meh ; slaea 24
t neck, aleevelos. very elaatlc. I Subway Store . Oa
Large Price-Reductions on Grass "Rues
A fine collection of these cool and sightly Grass Rugs has come from the Sixth Floor Rub
Store to sell at much lowered prices. 8
TkM mrm Cmx Wait and Willow Orama Run. in rada. green and hrnun. nl.ln .....i I- i i ....
BMfskTSKW """" reaeitecuiall
K lOl. t.. rtM..wA.i KnerlnM at ft A uoro f W " 1 1 1 1 O I i ft R in v 7 ft A tn !..- ..I..:, i .i .
8 x 10 ft. Rug, figured borders, at $6, were $6.50 to $8.60
u .. mf Uima uluin Ki.nlnrx uf stA Art ur IS TU)
O A AW i - 'UI ayaawaaa w-a . - T'"l " " - -
4 ft.6 ln.x 7 ft. 6 in. Rujs, plain borders, $1.50. were SI 7K
Mat sizes at comnotirlir,o
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"wre, liOWOr floor
GIMBEL BROTHERS
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