New-York tribune. [volume], October 24, 1915, Page 5, Image 5

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BELLEN ENJOYS
DAYS IN COURT
Smile* as He Leads W >'.
* Through Mazes of Ne\
Haven Deals.
EVEN HAS KIND WORD
FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS
Benin- 10 Prosecutor*- I hippcr
-_ith Rcp'^'.ors and Alert
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? .?PS-tats ?re his pnrticulcr
/.. ? torraj I sis slssast his
? tat .s rot taa only thiag
. ? ?. -\!-.o knew or th laghl
"?? er. Th-.f expected _.
, ? - ii hl ** aid b* bitter n?__:r. - I
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,. g r the caatrary, he is most
them m .t frier..!y thsn
ml W-ui . l.k. to have him
k 'y ?_ not to hnv. luncheor.
? rrf witS ?ne of the-r. ?s
i- tti th? T.?..- lawjrsr, m hose
{- ? r ? -.;rt ? r ?dar?
on ? _? been _ . ;. * tl IS not
h y witl r th?
Mell-iTi Attitude Criticised.
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So, too, M
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ao^B-?A?.,..?.
High Class
Dependable Furs
Newest .Models, finest Qualities, Lowest Prices.
Glossy Rich Black Fox Muffl from 14.50 to 4.5.00
Scarfs from.19.75 to 65.00
(ienuine Skunk Muffs from.23.50 to 45.00
?Scarfs from. 9.50 to 50.00
Natural Raccoon Muffs from.14.50 to 22.50
Se arf s from. 9.50 to 32.50
Red I ox Sets from.19.50 to 45.00
Lur Trimmings fro.m V2 inch to 4 inches wide
in all the desirable Furs.
(iloves
New Shipment Just Opened I p.
Women's I Clasp Washable Capeskin (iloves,
in Ian or Ivory, with Black Lmbroidery; spien=
did \alue at I..50
Women's Washable Leatherette (iloves,
Oauntlet style, with wrist strap, in White,
(iray, Biscuit and Sand, at 1.00
Special Offering of
Women's & Misses' Suits
Tor Monday and Tuesday
At $ 1 8.00, Values to $27.7.5
I hese wonderfully attractive suits are made of
fine poplins, series, ^ubardine and broadcloths.
A most attractive assortment, richly trimmed
with fur and braid. Colorings arc brown, green,
na\\, jjray and black.
Chiffon Velvet "Special"
About 250 yards line Imported Chiffon Vel?
vet, 40 inches wide, in rich, dark, two?toned
colorings. A choice and desirable lot. I ormerly
$5.50 yard. Will sell this lot, ?Monday, at 2.35
$8.00 Blankets for $?5.00
FOR MONDAY ONLY
4?5 Pairs of line California Blankets, ?*4 and
full sizes, which regularly range in price from
$6.75 to $*.00 per pair, Pink, Blue and Yellow
Borders, also Plaids in Pink, Blue, (iray, Tan and
Ked, an opportunity seldom presented.
Limit 3 Pairs to a Customer.
Autumn Underwear
\? omen's .Silk and Wool Combination ?Suits,
usually $2.25 ?5c $2..SO, marked to IM ? 2.25
Women's Cotton Combination ?Suits, excellent
Value at 75c, specially priced, .50 and .55
Children's Combinat ?on ?Suits, from .50 to 1.25
I BYoa?ww.fc\i?u*? Qttrt Sts.
v I! VH1 lA - .1 I'll i-A IN T1IRKK IM ISK.S
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w Ita?.* acts ?is ? sther.
So fai Hellen ha? i . very
On the eoi rary, he
? . moi t fati,, rly -n ?!. ? i la?o r
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? Hi i , ut.d in th-- manner in
Teas law?
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tlong the
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,' on thai m '.\ mski th? questioner
.... Newtown Crash on s sunny
Therefore, he ambles al" .g, raising
his voice from time to time M lawy? r
for the d'fencc pl.a.i fur mure power,
only to ilrop it again into the easy tone
of ? man telling his littl? grandchild
hi? geography ;esson. H? la having -i
gooij tim? ; 1! of th? tune, and the d?
Bishow are not annoy, d -.'.
It ?asi not now Later, when he
? . ? testifying to .onie acts of Ed
ward D. Hobbin.?, one of their number,
By not be so complacent.
The truth ;s, they do not min'l M? l'en
? ' st. ml quite so much as they do
RobBins in th?-ir midst. If they could
comfortably do so, thore i? r.o doubt
?at? at least of those on trial with
him would turn upon Rubbing with k?-"n
enjoyment Robbing is not and hsi not
for I E *SB popula?* with tliem.
Against him i he- government admittedly
has more evidence than sgaiBst any
thre? f th? others. And they feel that
I -. any chance they are convicted it
will b? beeaua? evidence admissibls
only ;?-.;.ir.*-1 Robbim will be considered
them.
True, the court will instruct th? jury
not to consider this svidsnes against
bat, si Jsmsi I orrigsn,
dean of oil Federal reporters, ha* ob
aervad, "the jury h?sr_ it, don't it?"
MRS. HARRISON A STUDENT
Ex-President's Widow Taking Drama
( ??urne at Columbia.
The widow of a President of the
i'nited BtatSS ?h i? -t-.icr.t St Colum?
bia University. Mrs. n?-ii;<imin Harn
?(m, whose home Is in Indiaaapolis, is
.-.pending ihe winter in New York with
her daughter, Khzabeth, and is fusing
advantage of the opportunity to re?
ceive weekly Mistructi on in the drama
from Clayton Hamilton,
Every Saturday morning at in
o'clock Mis. Harrison goci to Room
t'ilL'. Behool of JournaliMi! Huilding,
where she ..its with seventy other stu?
dents, and makes copious notes while
Mr Hamilton diSSSetS matters thi-a
trica!. In the classroom yesterday
Ifrs. Harrison was qaitc willing to ex?
plain her registration as a. Columbia
itudsi !.
"I have always been interested in
literary mattsrs in general, and the
?; particular," she said. "That
is th? main lehson for my nre.ence
here. Then, too. 1 am a fri?-i.d of Yr.
Hamilton, snd admire him greatl-..
"Pleas? emphasis? the fart that I
am in New Vork solely SB my daugb
ter's sseoaat. 8h? wished to tai??- a
course ,n short story writing at the
She is also taking a bus -
ness cour??' at BBOthef Collog? W?
have leased an i.j'i.rt in-lit for the win
ter, sad then W? sliall return to
h dianapolis."
Ol ?? of the requirements "f the Clay?
ton Ham.lton dramatic eours? is that
? -hall write a one-art play.
Mis Harrison srlll probably blossom
forth as a playwright in the near fut?
ure.
Mis. Harrison, before her marriage
to the ex-President, was Mrs Mary
Lord Diauaieki a mece of Gsa?
Hat Isoa'a flrst wifs, Bha was
| ;<i Mr. Harrison in thi? city
sft?r his retirement from
office, Ihe.r daughter, who i? Mi?.
Harrison'- only eh Id, was born Feb.
ruar] 11, liST.
HEARS CHARLTON ALIENISTS
Italian ' ourt Cuts Short .rgBBSSBtS on
Wife Slayer's Insanity.
i ,,nio. Hah, Oct. tS. To-day's ses
?I the trial of Torter Charlton,
the American, who is charged with hav?
ing murder?-d his wifs. ?as given over
largely to the repasts of alienists. The
for the prosecution read a
. report, which reached th?- con?
clu-ion that Charlton was entirely re?
sponsible mentally The expert for the
defeaes argued that ?he prisoner was
?I sible. Roth desired to amplify
their written opinions b> oral discourse,
cut then? ihoit
-, ...... th? presiding judge,
. deposition maile by Charlton in
Hom York ihOltlj after his arrest
th.re. Tins deposition was rsgardsd ss
? . , s b? rail?'-, slthoUgh '
sdnission th?it Chsrtton
? ?... it did ti"t mention the
epileptic comn into wt^ich, ucconting to
a later deposition, he passed after com
5 IN ROOM HEAI
TALK ACROSS S!
5,000-Mile Wireless *Plu
Message Sounds Distil
iy 3 Feel f:- ?n Re c'vc
PARIS AND HONOLUI
LISTEN TOARLINGT,
Second Series nf Exper?mi
Mort Successful. Fr "
.Military 0 hi if ?' ' is.
.-:*.ir..i r.g three fed
eeiver, Lloj?!!.:?
kmeriesi ? . T i
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word ol
mitted bj ?? m
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t ompai ' . .i ."?????
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up ,n i ' ? ? tatioi
the Eiffel 1
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and Honolulu at I l i I i
With Mr. 1 I at the t
arere R< sr A?lm n B< a h sad L
tenant Loada, ,'.. re ? . < ' 8
}'.:.i h one, ? !.. '
ige ,?;. 1 l.C I? .
Official confirmai in of tl
of the experioyati arith Pan? ?raa
ee ved la? ? Bi * fi ora LI? uten
? Colonel Ferris, of the Preach an
. technical director of military ra
telegraphy. Traailated bj I. atea
Commaader Savlei, United Btal
attacha al Pana, ,* read
i "The first sarlsi of experiment!
?Tun?- gave no rcfult?, probol '.;. ?? -cat
of electrical perturoations, aatara
very intense at tl I Ths s
sob leries, in October, hua achte?
greater ?ucee??, it baa bees pe/ssil
to hear an.l oadorstand very diatiac
and repeatedly such word? rs ?.no. t\
three, goodby, etc. 1 he r?
though imperfect, ht?* extremely lot
es?t;ng, nii'l ihere is ?vcrv rib >B ta
Heve thai they will lie improved upai
Aekaowledgiag his recent talk fr?
San Praaciaco ts Weal Oroage, \
Thomas A. Edison iobI thli telegram
the eompany yoatorday:
"Accept my hearty congratulntio
on your woaderful laceen ni eonae?
ing Sen York aod Baa Fraaciico
telephone, und my thanks foi theprl
liefe of talkiag scron ths eoBtiaei
I heard bath 'he voice anil the mai
perfectly."
M'KAY SILENT. AIDS HAY1
BofBOOS ta Affirm or Kent Thai ?Nal.
liste Diopatod ?Inter.
Douglas I. McKay, former Dope
Polica Commlasfroaer, yesterday, a! tl
rehearing into the charge? on Brhil
<x-ln?pector "Con" Haye"- WOI di
mi??ed from rhe departmeat, rsfast
to affirm or deny that in his prooOBI
ex-Cammiaaioner Waldo had instruct?
Have? to totee h eitioofl to take tl
Initiative in closing u diaorderl
hou-e, after Huyes hid rfftlSod !?.
cause of Waldo's orders ta raid th
house when oniered by McKay.
Deputy Commisaioaer Godloy ths
announced ihr conclusion of the r?
hi unrig and granted a motion I
Hayes's counsel to Ala briefs.
SINGER FAINTS ON PIER
ll.iughter llring? Neta? of Father'
lieath in Belgian Army.
Learning that her husband had he,-*:
killed arhile serving in the Helgiai
army three month. ago. Mine. Blsii
Rutuherra, for man? roar a ??nabs
i Metropolitan Opera Company
collapsed on the French Line pier y,
tl ? ? if -non ,if?er the ..i rival ?if I.,
I'.iurnirii' Her dauirh!? r. Mile. I!ru:i
l-ilila Kutacherra, arEo ha? ?,a.ptl
lag maaii is Paria, brought the tragic
new?
Whss ths IsBdiag posseafen iaa thi
apera llagar ilip iron hot daaghter'i
embrace aad rail BBConacioai ????
arai coa Idei i ble ixt I imoal
Kutschcrra war re? ?'. left, with
her di. ighter, in a Utxicab.
Lb Touraine aroi delayed ia erossiBg
because she left Bordeoai aritJ
IM itokera, iaatcad of the u.?ual 22o.
Thi compoay c?>ul?i aol obtain more
i>< rauaa ?.f heavy enliatmaata for the
war.
Among the 101 I gel ' I I'M
ward Salisbury, of Chicago, n ?
riocoratod bj Franc- ft. r VOl tool ser
vice with the ?tn'iu SOCS eofpi at l'ont
au Moasaaia. Rs pacts la leturn to
the froal MOB,
Four He?! Crass sarsas who took
care of the r'irst ?rounded brought m
after the bombardment of I ?tank irk
also were poSSOttgei The) wer.' M.?s
Eva Johaaon, o* New Hovea, a* ; - ?
Miaeea Helen Barclay, Lilliaa .??
land Margaret Hoggerty, o! PhiUdel
I phia.
SLAIN MAN FEARED DEATH
Had I'hoto Pinned on Shirt, \ntiripat
ing Trtiublr.
Felix A Patrin was killed in a res?
taurant at l",'t We?? Third Street >??<
terday ai a result of BrBBt the Histrict
Attorney'.? office bollOVOI I? an Italian
feud. Inspector Faurot ?l.-tsiled a
?qua?! of dotetrtivoa '.?? looh r??r two
nun believed le kavs done the killing. ?
1'atiir.i lived ?t a h?>t.-l at Bleecker
and Macdougi.l it root! Ha area I? ra
tiffed S) s pholoaiops sf bimself
pinnetl inside sil iblsi BBd he .r Bg ?n
th.- back tl.' in Italian: "If
anything liappen? this will tell who I
am," with bu ngnature.
arre-i t i __? ?*?
GIMBELS-"5th Birthday Sales"
n?iMf Achievements!
jircn
Welcoming the Final Week of the Month
With Very Exceptional Offerings
??
Wor. en's Suits
At $37.5<
fe*$> '?
?J, v ^7 ERY perplexing, cur copy is
(/ , ,-W/ v\ i perf? '. "?? .-. ' r" is com?
i ..-?'' ??'?''?\^ * .it"- (I vi'. M'-- \ " ' - Av original
-iVv_?^>-'? ' ..".t is ol
-,__?,_. . _ aft
Lustrous Broadcloth
Lavishly Trimmed
With Hudson Seal
Even -tro had to leek .it the price
to dctermint the diftcrenee?the
? -,. . . ,-,-.; hing!
I - me taki id*?.? .:?? cf it and at
?he came time select one of the
:i rteit i u?tg '?'? th seat on, as shown
in the eketch.
Over 1C00 .Vera :n's Suits
?P
At $29.50
Broadcloth ?I itei al of
the moment for fine i .loth v
f " r of the verj latest v :
models were received i-.irt in
for .his vile, and yo_ will
agree for quality, workmanship
and ' le the) are equalled onl)
b) spit at t ' '- and I; i
$25 ar.d $29.50 Suits Are a GIMBEL Specialty !
Third Floor
At $25
Broadcloths, Pi lins, G
dines, V.l. i md '.'??'?
i ' coa s
that are fui ?? .? d ti
A great divers ? ol st lei
which to select, a< .1 :-i ever)
wanted color.
M
Sel
Upho'steries and Drapery
Fabrics a. R rfuced Prices
ANY thousands of yard- of the most want- . mat
rials, expressly gathered for our '. Ah Birthday
M_" All much below r?gulai pnces, although whole
prices are rising rapidly.
$4.75 .nd $1 Tapestries, now S3.75 and 85c
$3 Double-Face Vefew reduced to $2.65
$3.75 ltr?oo ted Striped Velour, now $3.25
$4.75 bnpozted Striped Velour, now $3.75
$1.50 to 33 Damasks, now 95c to $4
$1.?SOand $2 R-V_rsi!-leA_ mures, 93cand $1.35
85c to $1.-5 Crait.nan Canvas, 50c to $1.25
Plain Color S?k Velour? at,
yard, $3.
FIgarsd Sill? Vslawia at. y_rA,
$5.75.
Figured . ..mi? 50-Inch Ve?
lour, at $3.7..
Mercerized Cottor Velcur, _t
$1.25 an - $2.
Georgian Firure. Velvet at,
yird. $2
New Striped Velvet., new
color-nj'., S_ _?).
Fifty-Inch Mcheir Velou.i at,
yard, $2.95.
Sixth Floor
54-inch Black Broadcloth, at $1.55 yard
A BRIGHT, lustrous fabric, thoroughly sponged an-i
^^ shrunk. The correct weight for tailored ______
$1.50 Ali-Wool Diagonals $2 Ail-Wool Cheviot Suit
at, Yard, $1.10. ing_ at, Yd., $1.35.
Width 54 inches. A fine, firmly Width M inches. In brossa,
woven fabric in green, brown, green, g.irne?. BelgMa blue, I ?upe,
taupe, plum, navy blue and black, light and dark navy blue.
Second floor
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Monday "'The Famous Annual GIMBEL
"BON MARCHE" GLOVE SALE?
More Than 50,000 Pairs of Fashionable Gloves for Women, Men and Children
at PRICES THAT ARE POSITIVE REVELATIONS E
lne rented Selling Space?Entire Main Aisle in addition to Specials Displays in the Reft
liter (?love Sections?110 Salespeople?Mail, Telegraph and Telephone Orders Filled.
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V.\ ?. I( )i 'S conditions abroad ?uni in this country (some exceedingly difficult to surmount) hare com?
bined to mak< Uiis the mos. important "Bon Marche" Glove Sale that GIMBEL BROTHERS
liai c ever announced.
Through the farsighted, aggressive work of our ...ris Burean, _ nd <u?r home buyers, working In co-operation with leading Importers
ni t!i . -. have been able t<? gather the finest, .md In every way positively the most extraordin?r) collection <>f Gloves thai
have ?-V.-r been offered t" the N?s York public.
Tin- quantity is lar-..?-, comprising slightly mor?than 50,000 pairs, and demand -.?.ill be corresponding!? so. Theref___i at
urge promptest selection. The Gloves are superb specimena of fine Prend) handiwork, and are in Use prerailing shades. At
tin ir special GIMBEL prices they represent tin- rarest values imaginable. Many t-u*-1 ??ui?-r. will pun-has?- n dosen pairs or mor?,
either for personal use <?r else For _it't giving, particularly at Christmastime.
m i
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Women's $1.50 French Kids kin Gloves,
lust arrived from France, if purchased to-da. QC?
from New York importers their retail price *anuld srSafV
be ft.50?or more. Black, white and tan shades, i .'Lisp.
Black urltta heav) white embroidery, or white with heavy Mack
embroiders.
Women's $1 Glace Overseam Gloves,
hesli from the steamer. One of the most ama/ B| "7Q
values ever offered in a M| 5iif. bast becoming ?me * Oi?
nt the rarest and hardest ling ot gloves obtainable. Black, white
and tan shades
Women'?$2 Finest French Kidskin Gloves
One ol the aristocrats of glovedom. < |-ie pearl ??1 ?.E*
clasp, r *:. ? 11 e sewn? seli and contrasting backs V ?*? ?**-*
and '/?-Inch COntrsSting hem. Black, white and p istel shades.
Women's $2 Sport Gauntlets
Strap wrist; white, tan, .ra\ and pon .ce shades
Self and contrasting backs Nine s?,,.-,., would
place the ralue of these gloves at (tS.1.
$1.45
2 Women'? $2.50?16-Button Whit- L_mb
? aMa Glove?; I clasps and buttons; selected
= skins; plent\ of .'rm room and length;
= .?.ear;-, and cleansing qualities *. .
= the best. *pl.HO
Women'? 20-Button White Kid Glov.?;
I made in I ranee, from re.) line selected
= skins. splendid value Bt this <tO "JC
liiiii?iiiiii?iiiiiiii?iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -i
Women'? $1 12-Button "Duplex" W_?h
Fabric Glove?; white, grsj pongee; line
t'.r shopping; a little ^"ap and water I d
vu hase a DCS pair ?if (jioses
e?. er. das.
Men'? C?pe and Suedo Glove?, ta
and >;r_\ Sued. GloveS; all sizes;
i icellent values.
50c
:a;?
85c
Men'? Gray Mocha and Tan Outicam
Cape; Mocha Gloves, at this price ire a rar- ?
i.s; :n_d( srlth ihe same exacting care is | _
though the\ _ere to sill at twice the priv- l^
I he factory calls tiiem seconds"? qcc "^^
Surface marks here a:ul there.... ?**? |
Children'? Tsn Washable Cape Glove?; ?=
soft, pliable skintj all sizes; ?trout; ft? El?
and durable. ?5c ^
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Eight Special Sales Tables Across the Rear Aisle Will Be
Ready Tomorrow Morning for This More Than Wonderful
LEATHER GOODS Sale
The Sample Llaesaa? SatallLats tram Several at the Highest Class
Manufacturers in Amerita at I?.>' tn 1.2 I.ess than tsual I'riccs
SUCH beautiful lrathrr ?oods ran come only from the very
cleverest de ' aorkmen, nsing the finest materials.
And such a great assortment?and such astonishing vaiues?are
pOSSiMe Onl) through the purchasing resources ?,f the three trreat
GIMBEI stores Briefly, tins tale includes ever) desirable article
nude ot leather, from a neat little ?0C wallet at 15c lip to a ha:d
lome lioo fitted suit case a; 11
Silk and Leather
Hand Bags
$1
? ? t ?
?: to .?: ; Hand Bag . $1-65
$i to J; ': Hand Bags, $1.95
Greatest Values in
Hand Baggage
?. ,. $3.75 to $50
! rom the luxurious Itoo Com?
pletel) nttfd travelling ba? of
heas\ SfalruS, BOS marked $50, to
Morocco sea!, vashette and goat- a smart sole leather hatf at $3.75,
skin, in black and -"/anted C.rs? and a erea: rariet) ?>f ntermedi
,l\les for dress a--d Service ; ais.? ate prices, most of them half res;u
daint) silk ba.s. all brand new, lar
On? entire table "t Hard Ha.s at $1.00.
line entire table of Hand IU:-- at $1.65.
?Mie entire table of Hand ?ao at $1.95.
i ?ne table "t Novelties and Samples al 35c to $2.50.
1 i,;e tal ic "f Ha-d Ha.s at 65c and $1.
On? table of Bags a?d SuM ''ases jt $3.75 to $10.
une table of Baies and Suit ?!ases a: $5 to $50.
One table of Silk and Velvet Hand Bags, $1 to $2.95.
Sample Lots of
Leather Goods
f;y ,!rV. 35c to $2.50
Hasks. card cases, wallets,
coat hanger cases, brush and parses, medicine cases, bru.h sets
haiif-er sets is .ases, leather ph.-,, ^ . ^^
trames, leather trass with glass
Hundreds of Smart
Leather Novelties
$1
l ?. h *r*
Brush Seta ?n leather cases,
leather stickpin case-. Sewing bacs.
insets.
a".l_lv-s
id ?Kindred. 1
ill cr
etc . etc.
Main Floor, Rear Aiale
For Absolute Smartness Wear
GIMBEL "Touraine" Pumps at $7 Pair
WmkN srlth or without spats. the\ are the prettiest and smartest
shoes of the d.u
As trim and snu. as pretts footwear can be. "Touraine" Pump*
cling tirmls to the heel, lit beautifull) a.id jret accord perfect comfort.
Imporleil hlaii jmtent Initiier nn<l hlnrk /.??.. 1.1
r?i//, aim t.laek. jmtent uith uhite jnpirii
Slender, tapen-i? toe. hand-turned
soles, Louis XVI. heels, excellent
value at jr.
New "Cravenette" Spats at $1
Perfect titti t>?. smart-looking,
rainproof and serviceable lawn,
(tras, brown and black._
Second Floor Touraine, $7
Royal Kirmanshah Rugs
and Carpets, Reduced !/4
WITH the Dardanelles closed, and hut few choice Rugs
arriving III this eountrj durine the past sear, this Sale is of
extraord,nars importance?especialis as our PKLsfNT prices
(without the '? reduction) ?re as low as <>r lower than can be found
elsewhere f.?r . ut?s of e^ualls tine quality.
Prices in this sale will start at $22.SO and
range up to $656.25 for a magnificent carpet
A magniiceat disatsy of these Kurs has been staged on the Si<!h
Floor, where their ri.h, barbaric colorings, exquisitelv blended bs the
skill of the hastern weaver, can be fullv appreciated
Also?In the Domett Ic Hug Section?
Room Size 9x12 ft. Axminsters, Body
Brussels and Royal Wiltons at $20
?verv one regularly sells at $.10 to $41.SO
The order has gone forth to "clear the decks" ot all Rugs that
we do not expect to duplicate Wool is scarce, dsestuffs are going up.
and the sources ot supply of other materials hase been cut All ?>f
which means that _OtJ will have to pas more tor sour Hugs m the
near future a fact which lends very special importance t?> this s.le.
Sut h Floor
.Broadway and Thirty-third Streets