The evening world. [volume], October 27, 1914, Final Edition, Image 6

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4atate Vrmp rewa ffaealaa Oa.
Wall Herbert It Cim of the HoUl
Berforl. Elfhtr-flrrt ttreet and Cen
tral I'ark Wm, and a aartr of frtoad.
rr driving atone r-elhem rarawajr.
hear the Whit Maine toad, at I.JO A.
IL to-dny. hi automobile caugtil lira
m4 everybody Jumped. Hie car era
ettroed befora flraman arrived. No
ao era a hint.
CROSS
FEVERISH
CHILD IS BILIOUS
OR COISTIPP
Xook, Mother! If Tongue Is
Coated, Give "California
Syrup of Figs."
Beery notkar realise, after gl vinr hrr
fcfltlrea "CalHaraia Krrua f Fig." I H-t
tail la their liiaal lasatlvr, beeaute I l.t-y
lor lU pHMMt Uata and It Iburotigl.l
Jn Ida leader llltle .tomarh. liver
Mi) bowels without plajni .
YVa) , Iff It a Ua. fevrrith or
fcWa U i, etamae a ur. look at th
ItMft". mother I II coated, give lea
poonful of thla harmlrtt "fruit lata
lira. and in few knur all It foul,
joaetjpated waate, knur bile and un.ll.
gjtetedfixH paaaea out of hr bowele, and
TMi have arell, playful rhild again.
TVhea ll Ultlt yilem l full of colli,
threat aorr. Wat etomach-arbr, Hlrrtie,
ladlcfitioa. colic remember, a jikmI
taaTtr rleeaaltig" should always tie tli
rat Irratawiit given
MillioM of mot hrr krep"Califoniia
Syrup of tf" kandyt they know a lea
fMunful In-day am a lirk rlilld to
eorroar, Aek your druggitt for a 40.
rat battl of "California Kyrup of
pin." wkk-k kaa dlmtlona for Ul.ir.,
eJiildrra of all am and grown-upt
trialed tha bottle. Beware of ruiln
terfeiU aold here, an doa'l lie fooled.
Oat the genuine, made by "California
Fl- Syrup Coatpan,." Adet
NTO "L" PILLAR
$6,000 AUTO;
Chauffeur Seriously Injured
and Companion Hurt When
Shoe Explodes.
Tto mrn ware hurt and a M.OM
auinii.utilla waa rrckrd In a "Joj
rlilr" through Third avenue early to
day. Otto Kummrr, twculy.aeven
yenra old, of No. 4l Drralur atreat,
Hrooklyn, chaufTeur for Hamual K.
Jnroba. a manufacturer, of No'. II
Weal etthty-nrih airert, It In Klowar
Mnapltal wMb Internal Injurlea and
other hurta. Charlaa I'aulohat, twenty-five,
a bartender, of Woodinera, I.
I. waa attainted (or cula aad Druiaoa
and went home,
Kummrr waa driving tha big tour
In oar aoulh In Third avenue, with
I'aulokat leaning ack comfortably in
tha tonneuu. an their way to the
I'entiayivanla atatlon, where the bar
lander aipecled to gel a Irmn for
home. The machine waa allpping
ii li n a tnrough the nvenue at a good
clip when Juat north of riixty-fuurtn
atreel a rear ehoe eaploded.
The aulo awcrved axuiimt an "IV
plllui with aurh force the rucoll eent
II back agalnat a pillar In (he rear,
nnd both fruut and tar of the car
were on veil In almuat aliuullanvooaly.
Ierf vtnii ll almuat a t'oiiipieto wn-uk.
The two men were picked up by 4
pruning auto and taken to rlmr
tfoepltal, where II Waa eaid the chauf
feura Injurlea were eerloua. Ilia
friend inaiated on leaving after bia
burle had been attended to,
Mr. Jacobe gald ba kept big car In
a garaaT Ua Mighty-elghln etreet, near
Fifth avenue, and thai the chaufTeur
had no fight to have it out unleat
oin mamoar of lb family waa In it.
Whan Hummer took him horn taat
night. Mr. Jacobt aald, he auppoaed
the car bad been taken atralf hi to tha
garage. II aald he would daold to
day whether to pfoweeut Kummer
for ruining the ear.
DECLARES COFFEE HELPS
IN MAKIHG AlCOHOLICS
W. C. T. U. Debtor Say Druneign- 1
neea 1 1 Of ten Cauaed by ChlMran
Driniilng Taw artel Cefe.
In lU fight for probibition the National
YV. C. T. Li. la now ronililcrliig aome of i
the feeder of the alcohol apixitlte. Two
of the uioat coinmnn of tbee feedrra.
almuat unirtrally dlaregardrd in Dili
cimnectloa, are tea ana coffee, avert
Ur. Charlotte Abbey, MMrliitendcnl
of Ik New York Womaa' Directory
,4 Ibe H.C.T. U.
"Urunkrnneai," eaya Dr. Abbey, "I
the rrault of tbe rbildrea driaaing tea
ami t'liflre, by wkicb the aeree are coo
lliiually atiiuulatrd until a craving for
unit tiling atrungrr ia lurnied. C'bililrea
huiilil is taught tbe danger of title iu the
m.'IhU, at parenta are loo apt to dia
rrgard the iiuportilice of it Tea and
vtiilrr are iut at harmful to children
at elcuhul i to gruwn-upa."
'The tiling for parenta to do," eayt
l)r K A. IVtertun, Mri.l.al Dirrctor of
the Cleveland public clmolt. "It to keep
c.'lfre and Ira i.UI of the reach of our
Utile illiiena. The mint UDkunl thing
a nint her can do it to place e,cu.p of
tollre Itrfure hrr child."
NOTE. Trio rap.dly Increatlng
iwi iiiapuroiuou-umik,iin3IAN'l
l'GS1UM,now aatenalvely uied In
pi. ca of coffee, mini to indicat a
vary eneral awakening on tha part
of tha American people to the
dangera of coffee drinking. Advt.
Stern Brothers
The Sale of Women's Suits and Dresses
WILL bf continued To-morrow, Wcclncsiluy. offering n splendid selection
of diiilii'Kuinheil ntylen, niiiteriitU uiiil eoloriiigs mid embodying work
UiaUiiliip utd finish of" the highest exccllci.ec,
' At these Rplcudid
Womens Suits,
at 532.50 and '45.00
Entirely new short, coal hhmJoIh, in
ffuhionable fatiricii nnd coloringi,
to any of which are Rnmrtly Irimniud
with choice furs,
Actual Valuoi $40.50 to (17..10.
price advantages:
Women's Dresses,
$22.50, 35.00 and 49.50
Street and AflcrnfMm Frocks se
lected from it'gular slock, in serge,
galmnliiiu, velvet, satin and velvc
luen, very at tractive niotlcls.
Actual Values $:t.V0() to 75.00.
Women's Imported House Gowns
At the following Kxccediujily Low Prices
House Gowns, of wool challic; value $5-75, ... nt $2.95
Flanntl House Gowns; value $H,50, . . . - at $5. 50
Japanese Habutai Silk KmbM Quilted Pobcs; vnluc $0.50, at $7.95
Women's Night Gowns and Combinations
To-morrow, at Very Pronounced deductions
KipM Gowns, of batiste and nainsook; value $4.75, - . at $1.50
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Combinations, of sheer nainsook; value $!$.()(), - . at $1.90
Vnderbodicrs, of crepe de chine; vnlue $1.00, at 69c
And in addition, Odd Sir.es of Muslh Undergarments, at One-Half Less
Thau Regular Pricvs.,
Oriental Carpets. Rugs. and Runners
TO-MOJUHOW, Wniiiestloy. ami the n'luai'Mler of the week, the closing
. days of our eventful Autumn sale, afford a fi ial opportu lity to m ike se
lections of floor coverings from the smallest tloor mat to the largest oarpot,
At Prices Greatly Below the Cst of Importation
ft
m r.
Small and Medium Size Rugs
IlutiiuUuo, Krlmx'imtun, Hokliurtt, etc.,
at $5.75 to 12.75
Formerly 90.50 to 92.50
KurtllxUn, Fcrrplmn nml Moumoul Rugg,
at $11.50 to 20.00
FurauH-ly $U,iO to 40.00
Irani abti rVrrbenda, in choice coloring,
at $28.60 to 49.50
Formerly HJ.0U to 1)0.00
Oriental Carpets in Room Sizos
MaliuU, Sfrujiicit, liiiljnnt, SerehenUg, etc.,
at $75.00 to 588.00
Formerly tlM.OO to 800.00
Kiriuans, Suroiik. Mcnhrd Knahnnn, etc.,
at $158.00 to 8800.00
Formerly $474.00 to 5000.00
Persian Hall Runners,
at $19.75 to 49.50
Formerly M5.00 to 05.00
At Utt same time we will offer the most desirable designs and colorings in
Worsted Royal Wilton Rugs
8 ft S feylO ft. 6, at $25.25 0 by t ft., at $27.75 n ft. a by 15 ft., at $58.00
Formerly 138.50, 44.50 and 7S.50
ODIBIL iaOTHtas, Bankan
put ea lttaft Aeeetak.
1 pS a OktrMag Aimraaki IgeirtaWe
Ntlaiirett
ant TUmt, Ma Mafeawr.
GIMBEL BROTHERS
Broadway and Thirty-third Street
Store Opens at 8.30, closes at 6.
Th OIMSKL Tat RaoSi
nrvtat IImW etwa ttie prfrtV lw nwat.
nmti. ttt AtlHmt food, ltd ton
aeMet tentrilV.
riaauai Mm Orltl wtiaee met raa te.t.
Ilebth ritmr.
. Nurses' Goats
In London Stylta
$25
The very kinds that are worn by
DUracs to the chlldrtn of the exclu
sive set of London.
They are in navy diagonal
chevirn and Oxford gray worsted,
and are fashioned with capes
which arc detachable.
Fan.
ous
666"
Uniforms, $3, $4
This style is also approved by
trained nurses. In white linens,
$3; white poplin, $4.
Black Uniforms
$1.75 to $5
These for parlor maids, ladies'
maids and waitresses.
Pluck Patera, tl.70.
tllack Bolaette, with white ambroid-.
trtd collar and ruff, 3.M.
Alack or Gray Solaette.
Black or gray mohair, M.
Bacond floor
Unusual Sale of
Leather Goods
To commemorate the anniver
sary of the Abm. ftesthoff Sale,
these extraordinary offerings are
made:
$1.50 to $7.50 Party
Boxes
At $1 to $5
A manufacturer's clean-up.
Berate, vachctte and morocco
leathers, In light and dark colors,
in all the popular styles and
shapes.
Leathir and Silk Handbags,
regularly $1.60 to $10, at $1,
$1.65, fl.95, $2.95, $3.95 and $5.
Trafclling Bags, regularly
$7.50 to $20, at $5 to $12.60.
Wait Paper Baskets, regu
larly $1 to $l.G5, at 65c to fl.
Mt'n roar.
Valuations Are Impossible From the
Viewpoint of Style
for many of these very models have
sold for many times tomorrow's price.
They are sty leu wh ich belong to the
small exclusive circle of the season.
300 Suits at $29.50
The Materials Gabardine, Poplin, Widc-wale Diagonal
Ripple Cloth and Velveteen are in the Qualities which
usually go into
Regular $35 to $37.50 Suits
Note About 200 ol the Suits are trimmed with fur.
A $150 Fur-Trimmed Velvet Afternoon Suit
Copied at $60
Quite rw picturesque as a Kussian cotuine. for it 13 heavily braided
and is generously trimmed with fur. Cenln? illustration. Third . loor
Warm Eole3
Needed for the
Tercentenary
Motor Par ade
Beneficial ToiletNeoessities
and Pure Drugs Thalc
Save Much
"e
There isn't a single item that has not been reduced in price. And
what s more important the WHOLESOMENESS, PURITY and J
IIULIAUILI I Y or these loilet Preparations and Laboratory 'Products,
are strong factors which make this typical GIMBEL event one of unusual
scope. Sweetness, cleanliness and healthiness find trustworthy aidtt
among the hundreds of economically-priced essentials listed below.
We reserve the rifiht to limit quantities. Mail orders filled.
Ipsclal service on the Main Floor and Subway Balcony.
GIMBKL8 Violet Talcum Powder,
regular 2Co 1-lb. box, 15c.
Kolynos Tooth
Paste, 14c
rnT KttnMi AOs tlte. SOr.l
Vauraire Ualrga TaMelai II
III. wile,
Ualtrabad Rnttrlloii Bait I
II. UU tilt. OAe,
Dr. Chart. I1rh ree. S.V.
Veeaaa Letleai II . wtti.
trkrew rearllti re. 10.
(llmkele Eaii a Ihilnlnei
r. Kile, at USei tt. mm, at
lll'mbela Vlelet Wateri reg.
5o, at 4Se,
ll.rtda Waleri .a,, rt.
Iftr. tl n.v.
Parlta I'uUinai frem O.r
null ferroula; r. TOu. atuttr
Rnae. Vliilrl. Ilrlliitreoe r
rrrnaili'ni r.e. '..lr. ii llir.
T urJul. Mailalelne luw
urr Hiunrliri ion Kacb.al
rra, soq. i !lr.
Illmbel. Tooth rewderi wall
flii-rt rami ffi. I Sc. at "r.
Tnei trleel rnlj Cream (Olm-
tirl.n r. a.
id., r.a.
title-.
32o.
At. III.
at av.
bUvi
Pel eco
Tooth
at SOc.
Paste,
Manicure tcissors,
Regularly CCc, at 29c.
Mrrtln'e Manlrure rta, eln-
I Th
urrM. ttenti.n
Kt and antrliiblt ehanioli
mnei rra. iio, ti s.ie.
ia, ivd. ai
lllnlna nil nc
re., aje. ai III
Maaliure. Ilu
at rub., r.l
Olmbeta lloulg Natl Wearb
ami Caltrre lltearhi Ng. ISC.
"i;fiIt,H. Rrllllaal Nail fnl.
Iu fur llnilnn in,l p.ill.hln
th. nail.: rrg. IUe. at Lie.
(llinlteL Nell Kuamrl. In
cakr lorm: lara. boi... rra.
I 0
o. ai tr.
'rrrumed rewoered rnrulrr.
In .prlnH.r lop boi.is rra
1 1) c. n l I (lr.
, riala riiwilernl Patnlie, la
bu . rra. Hp. .11 Mr.
. frllulnijl Nail cleanrni ra.
I Or, i Tr.
Tweern. rre, I He. at I lie.
I.iitl.ltr Nail Knamrli r.a
U.c at I'M.
Packer's Tar Soap, 12c
iatiie ioaD. American.
largoebar; reg. 30c, at 19c
Klrht Jaa lUae Beaa, re.
I, at He.
H'Hlbirt rarltl team 14e.
iaf.alte Bmb, r.k. Be.
Quaker Math Neaa. will wath
.au.lljr wall la htrd er eed
wattrf re, loo, at Te.
rhnlr laa. g) Iturgeaa. Snap
'ataaroa'e Wlleh llaael n,
ra.tlle Heap frem Urtlllr,
ap'll. ar.. bar; raa. II. S3.
i al.tMi.
Nubllme Cattlle .ap from
pui. tnitr. am re. II, ai tor.
rilmhel. ra-lllr aan. from
ollv. out rra. IAr. m l2oi 13
eakt. In bo far Bl.n.t.
filmbet.' tlrren Riwn. from
n.rmtn rrncr.; n b,, rt.
:1.1c, t litr.
fllmliel. flrren floapi liquid!
r.e. l.lc, at lle,
r 1 ast Y'eek of Tre'e Eavings
In the AnntTal Allien Sale
The sale end.-. Sa urday ; whatJHj can actually save oy purchasing
your winter supply ol linens now iisffikingly illustrateti in the following
special values: r-i . . . , a.
$1.75 Irish Table Damask, 72.trW5hes wide, 6 new designs, $1.35.
$1.00 Set, 13-Piece Lace TrUftmed Luncheon Sets; six 6 inches,
six 11 incl es and one 24 inches, kt.$2.75.
$2.25 French.Hand made, CHHW Lace Trimmed Center Pieces, 24
incles, $1.75. i L
$2.75 Hand Hemstitched Linen Pillow Cases, 22J.X36 Inches,
$1.75 pair. , , , .
3ji- Hemstitched Huck Towels and Damask-Towels, 25c each.
$2.25 Hemstitched Damask Breakfast ClothB, 6x5b inches, $1.60.
65c to 7oc Hemstitched or Scalloped Huck or Damask Towels, 60c.
15c pure flax linen Crash Toweling, 17 inches wide, 12Hc yard.
$4.50 Dinner Napkins, of fine damask, 2:,x2J inches, 4 patterns,
$3. CO dozen. '
$18.50 Hahd Embroidered and Hand Scalloped Baby Sets, $10.60.
40c Big Turkish Bath Towels, hemmed ends, 25c. t
$9 Hemstitched Linen Bed Sheets, for full size beds, 90x96 inches,
$7.60 pair. Fecond Hoor
Absorbent Cotton,
Ref. 26c, 1 lb. roll, 19o.
Aspirin Tablets, 5 grain,
100, reg. 85c, at 65c.
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a.?,,J".h?,lf,f-Sl"l7!.rTol,a1r!!l .."'"j!r, " "reap of lhela Cempuaad ajrup of
BinXNi'r..04 lie. ai tOe.""' rMi-lte.i .a. at whll. ,, iu,.
fliatVeT; Wilr Ir.a. Qalalar aJlrTTeg.Tle. 5ei pi' HlMrei Pint. r.. ISe. at H3e
awiaalati r.g.1. at Me r.a. iOc. at as. 1 p" oi.. rM. jj,. i.
Peroxide Hydrogen, qt., I I OIMBELS Pure Extract
Reg. 39o, at 25c. Witch Hazel, rei.33o qt.,26c
atmhele JlrMralal Uaea. ntmbelt liatlf. Celd Tab. Olmbel. , Mlaraae TabMai
t" VI IS'A1 . .. let.) r.e. lAc. tt I He. rra inc. I on for Me.
illniWla Hlrarbenat al Beaa IllwkVl. lliarreal Tabl.tti nmo,, NaUl TableHi rra.
Ve lit-. 100, .... I... a. T-M2u'l,V.r r... vJi !.VS'Wl !
OlmkeU Caeearm Table. . I Or. ai.te. . . . t , Im.
ralnl chocoTii. co.te! I0UI llimbeU tad Web'ter'a (aatnr Otli I ol.. lOri S
rt. lie, at iBe. rtllai l. 36ciT0 for IUe. ot., IOc.
Sanitary Napkins, Me- Celluloid Shoe Lilts,
dium, dozen, 19c. regularly 25c, at 15c.
A Timely Sale of Housewares
Every Section la Represented By
Home Necessities Very Specially Priced
Heaters
10 Electric Heat
era, 2 tubes, connect
with any lamp aocket,
$8 Wcatinghouae
"Cozy Glow" Met
ric heater, 2 tubt.
I4.2S Perfection
Oil noateti, 4 qt.,
ti.co.
S3 Oil Heater. 3
qt. capacity, 18.10.
$1.75 Ob Heaterr,
4 tube globe, $1.35,
$1 Gas Heattr,
(it any jet, 80c.
Galvanized Waro
45c Gnrbege Cans, 800.
65r Grrlrpe Cnwi, 40o
12.00 Potary Ash Sifters, ta.
22c and 2f c, 10 or 12 qt. Poll ire.
12.85 Ash Can, teel protectors, 2.25.
11.85 Aah Cam, full size, tl.M.
White Enamel Kitchen
Utensils
Tbeyell known Vollrath Enamel Ware.
60c 2 qt. Berlin ucePitn.40o.
T6c 8 qt. Berlin Fruce r n. fro.
96c 5 qt. Berlin Faure Pans, 800.
90c Round Dish Pans, 14 qt.,7Co.
$1.10 Pound Dish Tans, 17qt..CCo.
EOcLlpred Fr.urePans,4 qt.,3Sc,
5EcLlppdnucePans,6qt40 ,
Landers, Frary & Clark
Utensils
$10 Coffee Urn 5 cur ize, 6,
$12.60 Confer Nickel Chafing Dishes,
8 pint size, $7.76.
Tinware
80c Jelly Moulds, 3 in n set, 80c.
SOc Individual Jelly MouUs, 6, UOo.
18c Gas Stovu Toiisturs, 12c.
18c Egg anJ Creant Whips. 12o.
$l.ti0 Roll Top liread Uo..ta, $1.2S.
12c Canule UoUera, 3 for Mo.
$1.40 Flour Cuu'mlvr, lift II)., $1.10.
Wooden and Wicker Ware
$1.10 Oval Wash Basket, 80c.
M lloun l Clothes Hamper, $1.95.
$1.75 Kitc'ien Tables, a ft. long-.'$1.25.
$1.50 ICituhun Chairs, round backs. $1.
76c Wall Clothe Dryers, 65c.
$6.60 Medicine Cabinets, $4.25.
300 Only of Theso
ffl Cereal Fet. 15 pieces in rack, M.71.
Oil of CeHor Mops, with -$ gallon of
Oeiar Oil Polish, $1.40.
25c Majic DuaMt Dust Clothes, 180.
25c Cans No More Dust, 20c.
7e Conper, Pot Clotwes. 5 for 25ft.
85c Waffle Irons, 60c.
$1 GrUwoIr1 Meat Chorrers, 800.
SOc Glaas Coffee Mill. 75c.
'V'oar Ever" Aluminum
Ware
Mftde of hard, sheet ntuirinum; none
better.
:M5 Tea Krttlea, 6 qt., $2.E0.
$1.75 Prcsorvinc Kcttits. $1.25.
$1.25 Boriin Faure Paiu, 4 qt., M.
$1.65 Double lioilorH. 2 qt., $1,46.
25c Pio Plates, 29 Inch size, 18c.
SOc Sauce Pans, 1 ) J qt. . 40c.
COc Stew Pans, 2 qt., 46c.
$1 Frying Pans, 10 lnch,80t.
rifth Floor
Whether you are going to tn'ce
part or look on In your motor to
morrow night, you'll be glad of
their protection.
Quite appropriately, the fine
GIMBEL collection offers these
Automobile Robes
At Special Prices
Pltwh Auto Robes, green and black
or blue an l black, 'nteflinel with rubbar.
72-ln., at $6,50, regularly $8.
84-in., at $3, regularly $9.69.
Mottled Pluth Kobe, with plain back.
72-ln., at $10, regularly $11.50.
81-in., at $12, regularly $13.60.
Fancy Embossed Robes, two-toned or
plain colon.
72-ln., ut $17.60, regularly $20.
81-in., at H0, regularly $22.60.
All-wool Shawl Rux. larse size, plaid
and plain backs, at $6, regularly $7.60.
Heavy All-woo. Rugs, 80-ln., In fancy
plal-Js, at $8.60, regularly $10
English Automobile Ruffs, without
(rings; 80-in., suitable for large can,
plalJ, with plain backs.
At $12.53. regularly $16.
Second F'.oor.
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