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Frocks for the Danse
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?Sthat il mat Wtrtb mUi?trahl) mere than tk? pnce ?stet
ht" Ow Initiate! f?l rePr^lunnr ImpSft Ms?tlt
_Permit i_ to sill at astont.htnrh Im r"'fS _
TRUCK DRIVER CARUSO
NOT AFRAID OF FAME
Reassures Wife, Who Dreads In
roads of Sudden Wealth.
"I wouldn't loae you for a million "
. M-?? i Horn, the truekmai
with the Caruso voice, who ia hum
hemp trained f.-r ?/rand opera by Mil
ton Ahorn, to his wife, Yetta. the othr
night, when .. Tribune reporter p?|
auaded the eoapls to take dinnsi witl
him.
"1 wouldn't lose you for a million
When I aing in the Metropolitan, Y?tu
you be my secretary, yeh?"
"What is it, a secretary"" askc?
Yetta, anxiously. "1 don't want t<? b?
anything only yaar wifa."
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| your huabsnd, ain't it V
H ?. r t -., secoi liag t" Mr, Aborn, ha? a
??? gteal that he :.< now
drawiag |28 a nssk f?ii having it
?r;i:iied. and will iro ?ifty l:fty with Mr
Aborn when hS appears SB 7 he >taK<\
It is this vision of wealth thai worries
Vetta. She pr?f?ra her life at 219 East
Eighth Su.-et, m th? two room
hairs and aouvenira of her
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"She B] to m? raid my head
will get too big an' I'll forget lu-r.
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DETECTIVES' NOSES DETECT
ledoformed .__ Hani Holds Y. M. C. A.
ln?trnrtor a? Thief.
' h.?n-'-.! with grand larceny, tieorce
i s. La??is, twea.y>fivs -.ear- ?Id, an ia
1 atruetor in the gymnaaium at ths Bsd
;,.rd Branch of th- Brooklyn Youm?
M.n'a Christian Association, .? held
in HflOO bail la ti.?- Gata. Ivonne
Court ysstsrday The complainant was
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i ol bel ? He introduced Pal *
l ea i ;.^ b man who wan*...! t.. "reduce
weight." Pattaa mid hs ?iid lo.se tive
po ;i ds, pina hia IM
In ?ettirn; the trap Battalora apria
loform or: on?- .. sad t ?? ?? $i"
bills II?- I.ft them m Patton'l wallet
in the i?i.k< r The dstactivei laid they
..rni'll?-?! iod? f? i in on Lowil H l.? parsed
aid arrested h'm.
$120,851.800 SWORN OFF
Out of IMS K.aminrd Only 247 Have
Heen Held for Personal Property Tax.
i i... ? ai dl. d Bnd eleven per?ons who
h?d boat ' lativslj a assad as par?
lonalt) - mera ea -mined '
? t?x eommiaaion.n > ? -? relay
'??ut of this number the examiner.
. . Ms t?? hold onl, aiaataaa fat a
Anal a. sessment of 121 vi*'1'1 So far
1,26* In?.? !.i-en ?Sam r:e?l M-. the Min
hattan oilc? on a tstutativa .?--.--ment
of 1122,401,400 Of tn.s number only
241 have been held for a final ?aie.?-j
ment of $1,_4. .600. I
GIMBEL_--"5th Birthday Sales"
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**?a *mM*t a *mMm*m^wjt * * t m m. urtit??-! i ret ittimi?
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at $6.75. $S.75 & $10
? >n< -n-1 ?fie ? i implr i- lh(
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i.( Black Lgom f. '
ai i'1 o*\rated
It is -m exa? t Popj of -
Krencli !? ?i Tht ,-?- ', piral
il fron ii is encircled ? i; h
broad Mark grosgrain .lihon
Uni.ln ,1 with bow.
Ov.r 400 GIMBEL-Paris
Hafs in Our M.dium-FYi_e Roc m
? ? ' ' ' idapi i ol I rench Hats _ d id \ r-. our
liners
Smari Tailleur Hats, $5 to $3.7!;
: i fse ire : o made hj our own nilliners and of I finest
'? ? '""'? fhirtv-tl Third Floor'
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GIMBEL Enlarged Fashion Display
Will Astound A m crien
ToiHOtTOil
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Belmpcle
Shoes for Women,
$5 Pair
' owlrdged by Mew York's smart women as authentic In
.tyl_. q d originality ; patent leather, black Russian cut calf,
glare kid and Ian Russin !? ither ; button or lace mi dels; ? ;t>i> <! or
>1 tin toe; eloth or leather tops. Second Floor
]? r'/h lia . l??*rome the Fashion cent n f the world ; I ?? in be seen the lavish eollertion 1X1
L, Jl^ if Piris ??riirinnl ereations. imported by CilMBKI.S One of them I? -^4
V._f-'l> f'ir trimm??! Hi ?an Skit in Cost urn? is illustrated Added to these will he th?- ^^j.
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\\'.? wert fortunat? in securing this magnin
cent*collection, as ihey an* the identical Sui
\\ r .*>-. Dresses tint wei ? * lasl u<< .
,-it ( srncgic Hall a lien the
liturita??onal fashion
Show Association
presented
B faeMon ?_tra*a0an3a
entitled
"Pc?terfra? or .tomorrow"
For tins spectacular exhibition . en admission
A.j too was rharged We will only add this is i rery
! In important special feature "f our Promenade, but
*A| ??. ill char?:?- no admission.
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Over 1,000 Women's $2 to $2.50
?Lingerie Petticoat, at $1.50
All le i most favored styl Vis I?. , .,.,?, .vi:h
?labor?t? fin ces of lace joined b) ribb ? -. i;.( .?.
and ? roidei ?I Net lion - | ? A ? and
hon bows, besides numerous other co ibination . ;
CCS. Second Floor
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A tiny Gnome will precede the mannequins rep?
resenting
The Spirit of All Fashions, part and
present.
He has no name, no habitation. He sp._k. do
language. His spirit is one of whfansy. M?- mules.
? luvi of todays style changes t<? tin- ros.
ut t. :., >rrou - Ii<- points but a finger if the Uni
dolls which are his toys, and the world of Fashion
_?-?-. He ?ill show you in pantomime tli?
Spirit of All Fashions, Past and Present, that <l"in
?nates this Fashion Show of country \vi?|.- fame.
The Mannequns Will Wear the Costumes?At 10:30 A. In? to 12 M. and 1:30 to 3 P. iff,
Eighth Floor.
f ,**
$22.50 V
Women's Suits and Frocks
at $22.50 to $37.50
Frocks Inspired !??? perhaps every fashion
period Of the past He-i. a lleeve from this
epoch, .t collar, a bodice, a Ml of drapery from
that .ive to the modes for I'm s an ensemble
altogether :ie-.v, different and .harming.
From our complete new nttortmenti hava
been choten the Frock and Suit pictured.
The long Russian i oal effect II .?f velvet, bul
the skirt and sleeves of satin; w!.11e -..?t. ! collai
and revers. In nav) and Mack.
.Ven Semi Fitted Broadcloth
Suits, $37.50
This beautifully tailored suit features a
straight panel fronl with rippling fulness at
Sides and hack front a fitted upper. Full s_:rt
set into a fitted ?ike.
These are only suggestions from a most
comprehensive showing of latest Au?
tumn models in all the newest styles and
Colorings at $25 to $200. Third Floor
____.
$37.50
$4 Imported Black Chiffon Velvet,
$2.50 Yards
A Bplendid donble sridth fabric sue of tli>- nsanv that
manufacturers and wholesalers from f?r ami near have bes n
begging us to sell t<> them at retail prices.
Imported Moire Velvet, $3 Yard
A wonderful value, in black, navy blue, ?V/riean brown -ml
Russian green. Second Floor
Nearly $12,000 Worth of
PICTURES, Half and Less !
Really fine pictures suitable for your own home or .o
save liberally on Christmas gifts.
$2, regularly $4 and $5. $7.50, regularly $15.
$3.75, regularly $7.50. $10, regularly $20 to $25.
$5, regularly $10. $15, regularly $30 to $3 5.
Some are even better values!
FacsimilleS, photogravures, platinums and a few ire//. | its, each
subject artistically and harmonious!) framed.
$50 for Oil Paintings, Regularly $100 or More
i'.attle, landscapes, ::--;7o In bandsom i gill md antique tr.in-.-s
OILETTES and CONVEXES, Joe to SEPIA PICTURES, classic subject?,
5i?regularh twice these prices. 5t, usual,
Sample Pictures ?Wonderful Valuet
i)--.i one or two "f each, . splendid variety.
$1, $1.50, .2 and up to $8.50.
Actual value, even better than double the sale pnces.
Sixth Floor
Library Furniture Reduced
Fine Pieces and Suites at V\ to '/} Less
Over a hundred diff?rent styl?-?* ,.rc Involved In flu's under
pri.-?- Fifth Birthday offering. Splendid il'si__ns ami quality.
$200 Leather 3-Piece Library Suites, $150
All over npholatered in
ilion-?- of several shades. I Ut
115 Mahogany Suite?. Three
pieces, covered in brown Spanish
leather AI $?o.
$65 Suite?. Three pieces, cov?
ered in brown Spanish leather.
At $55.
*95 Mahofany Suite?. Three
pi-?- s, with velour seats and
cane-panel back. At $75.
*:225 Mahog?ny Suite?. Three
pieces, all over upholstered Ifl
blue velour. At $175.
$75 Tapettry Davenport?. Six
feet si. Inches long and with
hiph hack At $60.
$75 F.a?y Chair?, Covered In
Amer'can "Moroco" leather At
$45.
American "Morocco" leather, In
arms and Inns.- cushion seata.
$95 E_?y Chair?, covered In
American "Morocco" leather At
.r.S.
$60 Settee?, c<'\,"-e.i in brown
Span.! ii '. i'.!n-r. Ai $40.
$45 E.i.y Rocker?, covered in
preen leather. At $30.
$40 Wing Chair? or Rocker?,
upholstered In tapestry. At $25.
$36 Arm Rocker?, with loose
cu.hion in back. At $27.50.
$20 Arm Chair?, tap.strv cov?
ered, with wlngS a-:J high back.
At $15.
$22 M_hoganvi Tahle?, B t_
fluted col imn supports. At $18.
$40 Colonial Mahogany Table?,
with one drawer A*. $30.
Seventh Floor
Room Size Woo! Wilton Rug?, $25 and $33.50
Size 9\I2 ft. Offered at Radical Reductions
Tin's is only ONE of the eztraordinan values provided In a greal Floor ?.Hering Sale, in tlie
smaller sizes, similar i|iinlitie. ar?' $5.7. for the 86x6J in. li El . and M.7fi for Hi? 'JTv"?! in.
$30 One-Piece Sanford Axminster CtOA $23?0 Seamed Sanford Axmin- d?*| **j r**r\
Rugs, at.$?U .?tr Rugs, at.M> 1 ? ,D\J
$8.50 and $11.50 Hail Runners, Now Priced at $6.25 and $7.75
Whittall's Anglo-Persians Hardw ick & Magee French Sanford's
Beauvais Axminsters
Size __'mI'i inches.$1.60
Size 27x54 incites. 2.35
:nches. 4.25
Size . ft. . in. t 6 It. 6 in. . 8.50
. :/e 6 ft. x 9 ft.16.50
Size I :t. ? in. | 10 It. 6 in. ._8.50
Size ?' t:. x l 2 ft.30.00
Size 9 ft. \ IS tt.39.00
A Wonderful Collection of Rich Oriental Rugs
Picked by ?.ur expert, for their beauty ind dui ibillt) ind il id | all the inesl weaves of the bar _ast.
Health s:.e ruts. JS up. ?larpets, |7S up,
Carpets of Whittall, Alexander Smith and Other Fine Makes
Whittall's i;:: Royal Wilton Whittall's ?:_> Oxford Car- Smith's It.7! Wilton Velvets
Carpe:-, ard, $2.25. pets; sard, $1.85. . ; $1.35.
tail's |_ ;" ?Plush t'.arpets; wiuttaii's . ; Leicester Carpets 1 .\ ?t 15 Wool Velvets
\ard. $2. yard, $1.6". yard, $1.10. '
Inlaid, Printed, Battleship and Granite Linoleums
- ;uire sard tor verv ? p..ir. -. .ir.l fot fine iquar
t\Wf\ Mesial double width "~ ~ ?
J^ll? printed linoleum; sli
defects.
Size 2_'.x3 . inches.$4.50
Size _"x?4 inches. 6.75
Size 3.X.? inches.10.75
Size 4 ft. 0 in. x 7 ft. 6 in. . .22.00
Size 6 ft. X 9 fl.39.50
Size S it. 3 in. x to ft. 6 in. .58.J0
Sire 1 ft. x 12 ft.65.00
It. x 15 t.88.00
Wihons, Not Imitations.
. ?.'?? zafes 16 inches., .$4.25
Size 27x54 inche . 6.50
? c6J inches.10 00
Size 4 tt. ?', In ?. - ft. '1 in. . .21.50
Size 6 ft. X 9 ft.38.50
Size _ ft. ; in, \ 10 tt. t? in. .56.75
Size 9 ft. 1 12 ft.o-vso
Size 'ft x 15 fl.85.75
FC ? 1 j (_|U-_r *W At .-I ?OI llflC s._rc* ._r_ few* t K
id!h 7C_^ -UtHt? ln,tld li!,,,I?,lll,:<- QC? h*.**) quality of fin? In
'??-lit f Jt *t'rv ^tractive de- &OQ i ?d linoleum in new bal
Interns Sixth Floor
the
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Ready Monday?A New Shipment of The Famous
1915
Model
Wardrobe Trunks
Repeating the tremendous suc?
cess 0/ the first week of
the "Fifth Birthday" Sales.
The response f<>r the tirst salt- vrai to unexpectedly g?nerons that tome ibes were
quickly iold '?ut. But n<>w, through the co-operation of the makers of Innovation
trunks, we will be sole to meet any demand made upon "ur resources.
All Regulation 45-Inch Size, \e\\ and I*erfect?Men's and Women's Styles
inns sad ___?_! ?at | With 10 arms sad -a mm t~r\ Another style with qq ?m~.
X / -3v/ t 1 arms and hangers. ___0??_. vl
39.50
Ion Trunks
Main and Fifth FooTi.
i_
$15
With . ?1 ?__ . ,
hangers, for men or >k I ?} hmgers, for men or
women.? women
A special m??del with 10 arms a- 1 **% e*\ *** another creat Trunk.
hangers.
Special Note?Q1MBELS is th onl) Store In Greiter New Vork shoie genuine Innovation Trunks are
Sold at these low prices during this sale
$35
: a d bankers
44Sample" Hand Luggage at
Savings of l/? to
The Showroom aid road samples
of America's best makers ol \
Walrus, Seal & Alligator 1
Leather Bags
We .\ro enabled t.. a::\.n?:ice this
most unusual s.?i. because ol the big
increase ?if bus neSl I t ve this
makei There are i..i<s and v'.as?.>
Club Bags
Kit Bags
Cabin Bags
id Women's u
Oxford
English
Bags
Of titted st.les include
tings are ebony, nickel, brass, cd
20-inch sixes, 1 iascs come
At $3.75. Mind Bag! *n ariouS
stsles and leathers* re guiar I) 15.
At |5. Suit ('.as?-, aid Hand
Bags, some iittcd. regular!) .
to |SO.
\t $7.50. Suit I is? . and l.a?s,
s??me _tted.reg_.larl) . t >? to S t..
At $10. Suit < tses and Bags,
1 tted; rec 116.50 ta $20
Bags Coat Casea
Frame Suit Cases
Week-end Cases
d. with leather or silk linings, tit
l.iloid or silser. Hags COSM m 1_ to
t?? || inch ?:zes
At $15. Sail ' ases and Rags,
?n?is:|\ titted; reg f t_ .0 to $4o.
At $25. I Ittl ! Hags and Suit
1 .is. n 1 I'.reg.|42.50tol5o
At $35. Suit I ases and bags,
all IttC 1. re? |40 to $70.
At $50. Suit t ases aid Hj^,
all tuted; re* |7S t.. |I00
Main Hour

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