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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05

i'm NJ d. 81 Gnbern. llnb Su,
beutid]c @utter POI guem LAB Sein
Sals 81 elmer bcutiden Burg iperbenl
SaB nur beuti1 ipreden. Sci rn@
erbittlid itreng 'barin, Iieber 5upiel
ais 81 penie. 9raubcn rnb in Der
Sdule leruen Seine &irber id,on ios
pieio en9liid beiier oils bon Dir, pa
OH hie Sprud)c pieIeift In IpGtcrcn
Sabren 9elcrnt bait. 9cutid)c Mdns
ner io1ten es fidl our 8e9eI MAIDEN,
nit iebem G%anbsnlnun MIR beutid 5u
ipreden, unb Sfpar reincS SeutId,,
lid)t beuti6s enaliihes aaibertpelid.
Iau ia9t, mir Seuti6en icieu bas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05
&u bic guriiht absebt.

Ius elmer seipiiien Srtidait pers
lautet uuter'm Datum bonn 3. gtop.
Cine @utter bate geltern Ibeuo
ibrer 11idbrigeu Sodter ben &opf nit
elmer &eroiins &oinug geipaldcn. Ils
bas Sinh iid ms 8ett 8elegt bate.
fielen feline Sanre alf Die b%rennenoe
acr5c. Sas @inb pcrbranntc boil
itGnSig."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05
" y y
Sie 2intsbGnbisfeit In Der S6ule.

%n $4,000 gerliner @emeiibes
SdJultinbcrn bat Or. Sfdfcr cine
Statiitit iiber Die 2infsbdnoigfeit in
II Shuleu erboben. Srage5ettcl fas
men 5ur Tertbeilung nit genau prd5is
iirten Srngeitellungen an Die Gltern,
unb bel Dem Suteriiee, bds Die Sdd)c
erre9tc, fam Elm iebr senniies Reiultat
81 Stanoc. G5 ersaben iih ais Sinfsz
bdnber 4.06 Yro5ent aller ainber, unb
5ipor 5.15 SroSent aller &nabcn uilo
2.9S Yro5cnt aller Idbd)en. @an6
gering (0.21) lpar Der Yro5entiae Der
ainber, Die an beiben Sdnben glcih
auSeebilbct ipnren. Sic Interchangeable
In5abl, 1913 YroSent aller ainber,
iinO nilSgeiprohene Hedtsbdnber.
Inter Den 1904 9efrdgten ainoern
Iteben iid IN ben beioen 3auptgrlppcn
16,345 uub 500 gcscniiber. Die 3abl
Der 2~infsbGnbcr nimmt bon Der Obers
sur lluteritifc INNER lncbr 5u, cnts
iprcd,cno Der Sd,iilcr5abl. lle6crtrd9t
man bic Sddfcr'i6c Statiitif auf Die
geidnmtc 8erlincr @emeinoes Sdnls
ii9cnp, 10 biirien mir inter 22S,455
ainbcrn 9.265 2~infsbdnbcr %criparten.
llnb lie iperbcn icet pbne pic Sdbisfeit
in bnS 2ebcn biunusscIfift. Die bnrd
gcriidiiftiguug ibrer a%n9cborencil
9infsbdnpi9fcit lcidt. obnc bic Bitter
niiic bur6 Den jebigcn 3pdng, batter
erSiclt perben fDuncn. Iusbiloun9
beibcr SGupc inter SeriifIidyti9un9
Der nripriin9lihcn Ieranlngun9 milbte
bic 2oiung iciu. grbcblid)e pdoa8oz
giicbc S6lpicri9fcitcu biirften lid bas
bel nidt cr9cbcn, Defenders. oa nntcr
ben 2ebrtrdftcn ia and S~intSbdnper
iinp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05
@ebeimniHc pur Der Mutter

baben, lit fir Die Sugenb seiG6rlih.
8eionbers fir Die peibli6e Sugcnb.
Go LANCE &inber unidulbi9 iiub, bns
ben fie in Der He9el nidtS por Der
SHUTTER 5lt nerber9en. Sm 8e9cn>
fBeil: Sic serne ~pffenbarcu ibr 9e>
rnbe ibrc groben unb fleinen Grlebz
njiie linb poaen, baB iie an ibreu
Sreubcn unb 2eiben @utbeil nebme.
Gobolb tic aber anfnugeu. @ebeims
nifie 5n BADEN, ut ~geiuDbnlid 0cinbr
inn @er5u9c. Sas gilt Dor Gaem bon
grDberen Idbdcn. Sn miiIlen ole
@Itern, on nj 5 Defenders Die 0iutter
tire Gu9en pffen MAIDEN. @lilflidD
Die SHUTTER, ipel6c lid IN finger 8etie
has @crtrauen Der ainber 81 fpabren
ipeiBl Scil Der Softer, Die o Der
SHUTTER feline @ebeimuiIie bat. SclbIt
ipcnn lie 9efchlt bat, obcr gcraoc,
nenn tic i'll @cfabr lit, ioate JIG es Der
SHUTTER ~pffeubnrcn. Cine flu9e Wiutz
ter pirb Tic niht ihelteu uub nns
poltern, ionocrn licbrcih 5urcdtiuciicn
1Inb mabncn. Mandmnl iii Die &c
fdbr I'M cigcncu &auic, fonunt 8uipci
len bon ben cigcncn @cidlpiitcrn ppcr
Sreunocn. Cine I~or9fdltigc Nllttcr
merit Die 8cfdbr i~nitinttip uScr iueiB
tic alls5uiinbcn unb ab5nipcnbcn. -
81 ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05

Ent r~1etifett uiinib 'it mir elm BierA
Bum Sdaufelu unb gum Meiten
limb cine Hiiitune mno elm Shwert,
Die aus ben @itter5eiten. n.uA
Frd wardenbiider ipiinid' i1 mr
limb Sarben aud gum Wtolen
limb 8il6erbogen unb Yopier
l1n6 Cob. unb SiI6eri1alen.
Gin Domino, elm 2ottoipieI,
Gin 7aiperlefbenter, sl
Aud einen neuen BeitifenitieI
gerstb nidt, lieber gaterl
~
Gin Belt utb ieds aanonen Sanm
limb einen neuen @asen
limb Elm @eifirr nit SheIen bran
Benin TferbeipieI gu trasen.
Mir febIt - ibr tpibt es fiderIid
Sdon lang eia reler Sdlitteu,
1lnb audi nm Sdlittidub' mo6te i'd
Ro& ganS beionbers bitten.
11nb tpeibe Tbiere aid BON $ols
limb farbise bon 8appe
limb einen Seim NIT 6ebern itols
limb cine reue Wappe.
Gin peripectip, Elm Sootrop,
me magiide 9aterne,
Gin grennglas. elm 9oIeiboitop -
Dies aIes bdtt' i6 serne.
Gid einen sroben Earnenbarm,
Dram bunoert 2ifter gldn3en
Wit War5ipon un6 9uderi
limb Gbofola6enfrdnsden.
9od biinft Dies anes eud su biel
limb wout ibr barals ipdbIen,
go f6nnte mobl Der peiti1enItieI
limb aud Die Rappe febIen."
als &dnsden 10 gel proden bot,
Siebt mon Die gItern laden:
-@as ipinit on, ~fleinner Rimmeriatt,
Nh. al ben pieIen SaHen2l
Wer 70 rieI ipiinid. - Ser Batter ipri& I,
~gefomt aiih nift elm @dteI!
Der friegt elm gang Helm nenig Nidts
Sn elmer NideI5 da9tel."-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05
= 'nm trauten familienkrei(e.

fir Der .Enmilienfreisn. a

(Spe5ieQ fir Den rSamilienfreis" }
Sflapenfetten!
q Stud Der Siinpe. bic eetrunten
Stir INNER mebr 5ir Siinbe rei5t;
armiel'ser Croft; baB bieies Seben
aRit ieinen 2iiiten niemalS 9ei5tl
8erlafen jene flare 0ueIlc,
$50 bas b enb 9 e 8a'Ier
flieBt -
limb i6liirfenb aus IeebptenS
Siimpten
$50 @iftfraut aus Dem Shlammc
iprieBt2
8 drmes SerS, fiiblit Oh Die 2eerc
Die Din gebrdft Der Grbentanb?,
Shblit On bei'm Iufblid gu Den
Sternen
Ri6t Sebniu6t nad oem Saterlanb?
&. febr' 3uriif 6llr Guea' beS 2e6ens,
Sheint Dir Der @c9 alld rallb uno
melt,
Nufi = brecbc bicIc Stlabenfetten, -
GO gilt ia 3 Giui9feitl
@ottfricb.
= - ~
(@inseInnbt bon Srau $. s.,
Cleveland, Sbio.)
Sinniprnd.
Ser Menidl, Der CUR idlpatfellocn
Belt aif ihrpanfenb geiinnt lit, perz
mebret ba5 ltebel unb breitet es fpetter
unb ipeiter.
i(Spesiel fir ben rSamilienfreis".
2irb erblinbet infOlse siftiser
Sdiir5c.
Gus Neip Cattle, Sci, perlautei
Spleenbes: Ser Dreijdbri9en Snraf
Sfudarbt mar ettpds lluangenebntea
paliirt unb tie beeann gu lpeinen.
IIs Der critic Sdnter5 pprilber, trods
nete tie Die Sbrdnen nit ibrer nenen
blanen sdiir5e, bic ME semaid,eu
mprben mar. Snlb bnrauf begnuner
Die Mugen it'd al rotben ltnb Die
G~neenlioer Su idlpe(len. Gin IdneI
herbeigcrufener Ar5t fiibrte Die CIR
Training aui 8ersiftlins 5uriid. OBJ
ipobl baS Sinh boIlitdnoi9 crblinbete,
bofft man bod, bab bns llcbel lid
ipirb bebeu ldiien. 9a5 i6redlifc
@orfommniB bat alertpdrts grobcs
IufSe6en errcqt. Hclic &leioungss
itiide, mic Sdiir3cu, 6embcn, Inter
seug. SdIhentii6er. ctc., iolltcn itets
getpaiden perben Dor Der geniibung
9as ioltc man iif bod elm fir ale
NAL merfcn! - Is. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05

tpcrben. Sur6 llmfru9c inter Den
Sebrern i'll elmer Der grDbten Shulen
Stodbolm'S lit feitgeitelt iporben, DAB
lett Der G%inridtung bieier 5abndr5ts
liden Snititute Gin Seblen in Der
Sdule lpcgen 3abnidmer5en nidt
mebr porfam. Sn Den Intlporteu
Der Scbrer lpirb ebenio berporeebpben,
baB Die ainoer rllbiger uno aufmerfs
iarrer eeluorben linn, ieit ibre 3dbnc
oroentlid bebanbelt iperben, lu1b ibr
algemeincs @eiunbbeitSbeftnben iid)
crbcblid gcbeiiert bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05

tlnterriftc cine seidbrlife @affe IL
Der Sano Der @pttlpien."
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05
Wic bic 5rauen friiber biekem.

8enn lid nit Der Sprad]c dlf)
natureerdB Die beutifcn &prnarten
.perdnbert babeu, 10 baben lid bod
einiee ipeiblihe 8ornamcn lett LANCER
3eit Siemlih nnpcrdnbcrt erbalten ilnb
tets sIeider 1eliebtbeit erfrent. 0os
lit bcionbcrs nit Dem Jest nantentlif,
IN S~eutiflnnb ipieoer icbr perbreitetcn
Ramen Gle Der Sal. Ydd) elmer
I'M Sabre 1885 in Srantflrt am
Iain boreefommencn 3Gbluns ianb
lid bicier Hamc inter 1862 ipeibs
lid)en Yerionen 300 Nal. 9einabe
ieoe FINITE 6rahenSperion bieB nlio
Gle. &atbarinen CAB es 1872; ais
brittperbreitctiter, 101 Dlal. ipirb Der
Jest gang nnbcfnnnte Ndmc 9iibe ans
sefiibrt. Ser &ame Narsarcte muS
paaeeen bantals nid]t uls 9eid,mnds
npl sesolten baben; er finoet iifl,
ebenip tpie Gene, MIR einmal, Sebtpis
brci Ial. Gbriitinc iefss, Inna eli
Nal. Beitnus Die grobte an5abl Der
bainalS ~9eSdblten Namen lit jest iez
bod nollitdnbie peridtpunben. Neben
ben befannten: Sartimibis. 5eioins
prrn. Srmcnsorp, Siensarb unb
Srtrun, sic urts bon 3eit su 3eit
burd) Ole biitoriidcn Homane ms @ez
bdd)tnib eeriIien iperben, finbeu lid,
alif ganS frembflingenbe, tpic 8iegel,
Onmbnrs, Suic, Siiterlinb, Hefe. 3pic
II. (. lp. Gud einise hnrdfteriiirenoe
@orlamcn finben mir pcrtrcten. 60
CAB es inter Den ~crtpdbnten 1862
ipci6lihcn EerIonen ~ Gngel, brci
Semntb nnb - man piro Der guteu
Stobt Srontfurt getpib feineu Gor>
ipurf paraus MAIDEN - MIR cine
Nepn6eit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05

Sccicu (25 Griuddlcnc). GS ban=
belt it'd iibrigens meiit nm Ieripnen,
bic bereitS III gemiihtcr Che lebteu
uper cine iuldc 5u ihlicken beab=
iihtigen,
Gpmmentar ii6crfliiiiis. 5ier in
Den Der. Staaten it's in bieier Be-
3iebung leiber niht better beite0t.
Die llriahc tit ia oben an9cseben. -
Is. ~
sbiere ais ilebertraser Der ainber.
ldbmuns?
Ils &riitiania idreibt III uns:
Die ainberldbmli1ss : @pibemic, Die
in oieicm Sabre beionbers arg in
Shlpeben groiiiert, lit bon bort audi
AMI bas norpesiihe @reu3sebiet iibers
gegangen. Sn einisen Sorfern beS
Srontbeimer &reiies lpilrbe MN bon
Den Ier8ten fcitgeiteIIt. bab iih Die
arnnfbeit Der 8inper auf beniclbcn
@ebpften cinitellte, mo porber an
Siibnern 9etpiiie 2dbnungs grideiS
nltn9en pnbr9enommen lporOen fpas
rem, unb 5fpar 1ofpobl an Den Sliieeln
ais an ben 8einen. Die Srontbeimer
@er5te perfoleen eifris bieic Sdle. in
Der 5offnung. DEN biz beutc nod ins
bcfauuten Grreeer bieier &ranfbeit
dnf oieie @eiic finben gu fonneu. -
81. s."
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lteber bic 8riinbe, iuesbalb &atbulifei
pielfad BON Der Gtrhc abfallcm,

eibt iol9enpe tur8e 3eitunes Tpti5
bemcrfenswertben IufihluB: S6Dns
pnlo, Sberfrnnfen Z. Nop. Im
Heformntions Set ipurbcn babier nics
Der inter GROCER Setbeilisung DER &C.
meinbe led)S bon Der fdtbolilfen
Stride iibereetretenc !Serionen in
feierlider @eiie in Die enangeliihc
airden : @cineini6aft aufsenommcil.
Ser gerluit fir Die bicii9e 1000
Seelen 5dblenbc fotboliifc @eineinoc
bcldllft lid i'm Saife oicics Sabrcs
mllnmlebr nit hen &inbcrn auf picr5i9
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-05

Su ben Tafmittaes : Trcbisten alif
einem 8dselfen CUR Stride. Gin
riibrcnber Inblid! Sie quito altc
Waltter. auf eincm @dselfen iiecnb.
binter pemielbcn ibren c%rpacbicncn
Sobu. bic Rutter our Yreci9t fab
renb, sm iebeul g., ipeId)' rcider
Simmelsiescn ipiro beiben ainpern
5utbeil seiporben ieinl
The evening world., 1911-08-01

who was holding the reins, was jerked
from his eat and landed twenty feet
away on the other side Of the excava-
ton. Re fell in a pile OF loose dirt and
was uninjured.
The fallen horse hung suspended by
the harness until passing milk wagon
drivers cut out the harness. The animal
fell to the bottom of the 15-foot hole,
striking on his back. The horses
screams Of o could be heard for
blocks n attracted a large crowd. In
his struggles the horse got his head
under the gas main at the bottom OF
the excavation.
Oficers Flnnegan and Sweeney Of %he
Alexander avenue station attempted to
rescue the animal by rigging a block
and tackle to the elevated structure.
but they could not extricate the horses
head from beneath the gas pipe. The
s.. p. c. A. sent a squad of men to aid
In the rescue. but before they could
free the animal 1t was dead.
The evening world., 1911-08-01

Sutkln let 20 OF tho officer and lcapcd
on Pollas. ~gnawlng into his right shoul
der and arm like a Wild beast. Before
the two injured men could collect their
senses the maniac had seizcd Hagen and
crunched his teeth into his right breast
and arm.
BY this time other tenants In the
house had recovered their courage.
Sutkin was subducd by force Of num-
bers and a call was sent for an ambu-
lance, but before II came the prisoner
had broken his bonds and attacked his
captors again. There was another fight
before he was o~verpowered and trussed
up with stouter ropes.
When DR.. Goldstcin arrived from the
Williamsburg Hospital Sutkin was
securely, as they thought, bound 10
a stretchN. BY exercising his almost
superhuman strength. however. he sue
ceeded in breaking tho ~ and a
third battle was fought before he was
finally dashed inside the ambulance.
The evening world., 1911-08-01

by the Salvation Army. The excursion.
lists marched from the barracks on
Gregory street to the steamer Starfns
and the barges Susquehanna and Atlas,
which carried them to the picnic
grounds al Locust Grove.
They were headed by Col. d. J. Parker
Col. william Mcintyre. Capt. Wincheal
and the Salvation Army Band. Nearly
every local politician accompanied the
e~xcursionists. Four thousand quarts OF
milk and 1000 lunches were provided for
| those too poor TO carry their own.
The evening world., 1911-08-01

lily and low regular prices. Our b~t
And hare ars ths Bed Muslins, The
A. es.sS Psir, regularly q, Plaid
Blankets. wool and cotton 6llin8 on cotton
warp; In wanted colors: 66x80 In.
Comfortsbles
AZ q. regularly ol.Se, figured 0inko-
tine ComfortAbles, In light. medium and
dark colors, full sise.
A. 0l.yO, regularly CHS, Bordersd
Nth %hiss cotton siiins. 'n'' '0n "1''
AZ e1.og, regularly %, eAteen-bor-
dered Comfortsbles, In colored floral do
signs: medium weight; o-tnch plain sateen
borders to match; white cotton nllins.
subway store. Lever Floor
The evening world., 1911-08-01
Dead In street w Poison.
Ianeciai 70 This Evening WORLDLY

RED BANK. July f.-Bernard Kaney.
who until Saturday was employed on
the Telephone Building, was found dead
to-day In West street by Thomas Nc
Donough. An empty bottle. which had
contained carbolic acid. VA in his coat
pocket. lie was thirty-four and single.
The evening world., 1911-08-01
The August Towering Sale
An Event of First Magnitude

Housekeepers from near and far have been focking to Gimbels,
yesterday and today, to get their share Of these unwonted savings
on Staple Blankets. Sheets, Pillow Cases. Spreads, Quilts and
Sheings. ......
Here is item after item that is not matched in qualityfor-price
in the City Of New York. For, in establishing this annual event.
we intend that it shall be SO powerfully attractive that every
shrewd h~ousekeeper will look forward to it, from year to year, as
the proper time to fill her needs for another twelvemonth. Here
are some of the offerings that are already making the Sale
famous:
The evening world., 1911-08-01
1000 on SALVATION PICNIC.

jersey City Poor Taken to Locust
Grove for Outing.
Seven thousand women and children
participated to-day In the eighth annual
outing given TO h poor Of Jersey City
The evening world., 1911-08-01

prsvious Efforts are eclipsed In this Au
Blankets, Comfortables and Spreads tn,
Sheets and Pillow Gases
Sisss Before Hsmming
II 1Sc,. regularly .tSc, Seamless
At 3ec, regularly sec, Bleechod
72xS0 In.
At SEQ, reg ulsFly 5Sc, Seamless
Of bleached mu slin.
AZ &c, regularly lsc, BleAched Pillow
Cssos, nicely hemmed. @2x86 In. NC o
SO In.
AZ 1910. regularly lee, smooth-nn-
tshod Pillow Cases. Of good muslin. A2x30
In. and t6x8o in.
The evening world., 1911-08-01
Blankets

&2.86 Pair, regularly $4-Beauti-
full white wooden blankets; double bed
size; warp cotton; filling. cotton and
wool.
Is pair, regularly $3.50; white
wooden Blankets; large size; hand
some Blankets, wide silk binding.
The best Blanket offered anywhere
for the money.
&a.26 pair. regularly So; white
wooden Blankets. made for best wear;
6Ox84 in, pure wool filling on fine
cotton warp. Blue or pink headings.
Second Floor
The evening world., 1911-08-01

8 Suu V1I0Cy OF UVocxs uUBCWUICUy Qu
prices by the lares quantity purchased
gill surprise bar by their lownss.
Bsdspreads
A. CSC, regularly q, White Crochet
Spreads for medium beds.
At .el.SS, regularly %. fringsd and
plain hemmed White Crochet Bedspreods
-: full sils beds.
Blankets
At o., regularly Ol.Se, Cotton Blan.
kets, new-nnished, In white and gray.
6Ox7o In.
AtOl.OS psis, REGULARLY OS.0S, Cotton
Blankets In new German nnish, white and
cray, With pink or blue border. for full
The evening world., 1911-08-01

Fruit of-the- Loom Muslin
AZ i?Hc a.. reguisrly sc.
Bleached. for pillow cases, so in. Wide.
At zee I'd, regularly 35c, Bleach
cd. for sheets. 2 u yds. wide.
The evening world., 1911-08-01

Al g yd;s ssgIi:sly -. BIssshsd
Wide.
The evening world., 1911-08-01
Dwight" nch Sheets
Size Before Hemming
Other

$50 EACH. regularly SOC; Bleached
Sheets, slx90 in. before hemming;
good wearing cotton.
76c EACH. regularly 81; fine
spokc-stitched Sheets, Slx90 In. be-
fore hemming.
The evening world., 1911-08-01

This occasion presents the best time Of the entire year for the
securing g of fine carpets at reduced prices.
II you are not ready to have the carpets laid now, you can pur.
chase from this remarkable collection, have the carpets made up
and we will deliver and lay them at your convenience.
The evening world., 1911-08-01
Pillow Cases

45x36 inches before hemming. and
made OF remnants OF the very best
grades OF cotton sheeting. such a
Percale. New Bedford. Wamsutta. S.
T., Atlantic and others; 22c to 86c
qualities. AT 16c EACH.
Utica" Sheeting by the I'd.
~ yards wida. i219o yard. for pill
low cases.
SO In. Lonsdale cambria At 100 I'D.
Fruit Of tho Loom" or
"Hill" Blesched Muslin
$4,000 yards, SO inches Wide. We
reserve the right TO limit quantity at
the price. 70 yard.
Wool-Tilled Quilts
s2.e6 Zach, $3.50 and 81 kinds; 72
KITS in. fine silkoline coverings, cut
sizes.
$3.26 esch, $3.50 and IS kinds;
silknlins coverings. 72x7s in, cut size.
Comfortsbles
q each, regularly $3.50; cotton
filled Comfortable, double-bed size;
silkoline coverings.
$50 ssch. regularly $2.26; fine
silkcline covednss; filing white cot
ton; double-bed size.
e2.60 each, regularly $3.50; fine
sateen covered, cotton filled; double
bed sizs.
- ssch. regularly -; nnest grade
Of satesn oyversd cotton filed; double
bed de.
Filled Quilts
40 ssoh, IS kind; 6x8 H., cut
DE. Alled With good down; covered
with begt American sateen.
Main and Second Hooe
The evening world., 1911-08-01

Pastry Tables, 86 4 "a In, extra
strong. with patent drawers, round
bottom flour bin. soft wood top. sA.76,
regularly 1925.
Pastry Tables, AZ x "a in, with
two pastry boards. two large drawers
and two flour bins, Mt S6.76, regu-
larly 50.
Drop-LeAf Kitchen Tables, Of
soft or hard wood, finished in gold oak;
square or round corners, $3.50, regu-
larly $4.25.
Kitchen Tables, with square tap
cred legs, extra-heavy soft wood top;
well-made, and guaranteed not to
warp
IT,. regularly 1925, now s2.26.
it.. 6 in, regularly $3.75, now $2.76
4 IT,, regularly $3.50, now $3.50.
Kitchen Chairs, in golden finish or
Early English finish, 96c, reg. $l.25.
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$40 Nc ougal Kitchen
Cabinets, at $3.50

Same construction and arrangement
as above, but smaller and less elabor-
ate. An excellent and convenient
cabinet.
Kitchen Csbinets-made special
ly for use In apartment houses; 0 #.
high, and SO In. wide; with two glass
panel doors, one shelf and one drawer
each side; fitted in golden oak. at
s10.2 regularly $l2.76.
Kitchen Closets. specially made.
Z It. 6 In. high, AZ in. wide. Glass
doors. two large knife drawers, three
shelves on top, compartment for cook
ing utensils. Strongly made OF oak,
finished golden. II desired. s14, reg
ularly $3.50.
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GlmDel O0ven.
port Beds pro-
vide q h a n d .
some Daven-
port or Sofa by
day, and a COM
Portable Bed by
night. Springs
are made OF
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best tempered steel; the hehcal spring ends on the fabric take up any sag and
can b kept in repair by the owner. You "a make your own selection Of .
mattress, a.. while included In the price, It 10 a separate part Of the bed. This
enables you to give all your bedding q thorough airing, which b not possible
With many other Beds OF the kind.
At tho worry special price Of $14. Is for this Aurust Sale.
Subway Store, Lower Floor
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4 We have also consummated and will place on sale tomorrow
a large special purchase Of Wilton Velvet Carpets from the
famous mills of Alexander Smith & Sons, principally in hall and
stair patterns. Regularly sold for Ice, tomorrow's price will be
~. 30 q yard.
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August Bedding Sale in the SUBWAY s

Springs at August Prices
"Slumber" Springs, absolutely
noiseless. Will not sag, for It has
30 helicals at each end. Rust-proof,
with cable steel frame. Guaranteed
for 20 years. $4.76, regularly $6.75.
1925 Woven Wire Springs, ct SS.26.
"a National Fabric Springs, at s2.76.
$2.76 Woven Wire Springs, at $1.96.
$2.26 Woven Wire Springs, ct $1.66.
Pillows
At q, from q, Pillows Of pure
sanitary feathers, 24x30 in.
At l6c, from 86c, Pillows Of good
feathers, 1926 in.
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Sheeting BY ths Yard

At 30 3D., regularly lie. Blesched
'tllow Case Muslin. ~ and Is in. wide.
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Gimbel Brothers secured this fine collection Of many thousand
yards Of these beautiful Wilton Carpets for this midsummer
distribution. The entire collection will be shown tomorrow in
one of the largest sections Of our Carpet Store, under the best
possible light. There Is q splendid variety Of designs and col
orings, many being in the much-wanted twotone shades OF
green, rose, blue, red, brown, az we'll as the refined Persian
designs. Many Of the patterns have lainch or 22]e-inch
borders or stair carpets to match. These Whittal Carpets
are made under three trademarks, and will be priced as follows
tomorrow and until sold:
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White Enamel BedSteSdS
s6, from Se.76, Empire design,
with brass trimmings; all sizes.
$3.50, from $8.76, A~ll-steel; 2-in.
Continuous posts; all sizes.
$3.50, from $3.50, Well-built Bed
steads. with brass trimmings; all
sizes.
Sliding Couch Beds
A. $3.50, from ee.60, Allsteel
Sliding Couch Beds, with strong, Ma
tionA spring mattress, bolster and
spring: covered with green denim;
may be used - two separate beds.
At COTS, from cots, very heavy
woven wire Sliding Couch Beds; may
b used q two separate cots.
Subway Store, Lower Floor
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Semi-Annual
Picture Framing Sale

This offer is absolutely without restrictions, and includes al
charges for glass, mats, fitting and framing. Our stock Of Pic
ture Moudings contains over $500 samples and is undoubtedly
the finest in New York. You may choose from the simples
Moulding at &c foot, usually &c, to the most elaborate gold
powdered gold or antique Moulding for oil paintings, at 50 foot
regularly SIS.
There is also a 20 per cent. str sight reduction on all on
ready-made Frames; with no charge for either glass or fitting
Prices 18c to SIS, regularly 25c to $50.
If you have any Pictures to be framed, this August Sale offer
the most advantageous time for attending to them. Sixth Floor