The evening world. Newspaper, March 24, 1911, Page 13

interest has been so great that we have decided tomorrow, Saturday, whieh is Children’s Day, Women’s Dresses, Hi: ately, quite as remarkable as that for women; the Exhibition tomorrow will be delighted at tion. Saturday, also, will undoubtedly offer who could not come earlier. $22.50 in Apparel for Misses Hundreds of delightful new Dre upfailing skill for their charming for all their behuty and original has become the center of attri children. Misses’ Suits at $25 The style shown is one of the most remarakble Suits » | Bto 14 years will L n to tn | ‘Misses’ “Emopress’’ Coats at $22.50 The illustration shows a new copy of a stunning imported mn in material and colorings with collar and Tuxedo lapels of satin; fully draped skirt Other Misses’ Coats, sizes 14 to 18 years, in mix- tures, are #10 to $25; blue serge, $15 to $36.50: pongee, 918.50 to $36.50. side-pleated skirt 918.75, The showing of for its profusi qu. (6 § Tomorrow Little Has a ! It has taken but six short months for Gimb: outfitting of all ages, from little t The g exhibit of Spring Mi ing mother in the hops for Gir yut-grown ent laseii i their d icft traw, with soft crown | in pink or light mate The Hat in - tail ct 1 horn, with | braid, with fitted n\ at top of erown; | —cor Hk i la of choux, | one of th Hats, $2.26 hite Milan Straw, loops, and dra Third Floor is always at your command { Vloor Millinery Sections, harge Trimmi our Main 0 Children’s Apparel Shown with the Women’s in “La Promenade des Toilettes” in Our Highth Floor Exhibition Tomorrow We had anticipated closing the Exhibition tonight, but public Apparel some of our charming foreign and American Tats and Wraps for Girls and Children. The Gimbel collection of Apparel for Young Folks is, proportion- The same beautiful women who have worn the dresses all week will appear again on Saturday. The parade through the Italian Garden, and the pathway through the pergolas, will begin at ten o’clock, and will continue, with many changes of costumes, untill 3 o’clock in the afternoon. and checks, with moire collar an A group of Girls’ Norfolk Jacket Coats, in che: | and serges, at $10; other coats at 95, $6.50, Sizes 6 to 14 years, Miss New York inery Showing of Her Own to establish itself firmly as one of the great nery for Misses and Girls, which is attract- rs from far and near, furnishes an apt explanation of why this is so, i ving of more than two hundred distinct yooms and Sailor Hats—a « e three typical examples "5 efi tHe EVENLNG WORLD, FRIDAY, to broaden its interest by exhibiting with the and parents who view the unusual presenta- opportunity to many Eighth Floor GIMBELS Your Spring Shoes at March Sale Prices Pumps? Oxfords? Slippers? High Shoes in light weights? All of them here, in liberal quanti- ties, and a variety of new styles and good size- ranges, for mer. and women, at the splendid sav- ings made possible by the Spring Sale of Gimbel Standard Shoes. We started with 22,000 pairs of Shoes we could recom- mend for their excellent quality; the gaps caused by busy selling have been filled with fine shoes from our regular stocks; groups have been re-arranged to give good size assortment; prices, in many cases, have been lowered as lots grew smaller. ‘Tomorrow the Sale is as {ull of interest and stirring economies as any Shoe-needing person can desire. Men’s $5 High and Low Shoes, at $3.50 Regular Gimbel shoes; the Oxforas in tan, black and patent leather, the High shoes in gun-metal and patent leather. All ha ye the service and good looks of custom-made Shoes, Women’s $5 Pumps and Shoes, at $3.60 Perfect-fitting, well made; the pumps in black and tan calf, and patent leather, in new Spring styles; the shoes in black calf and patent leather, in all sizes; some in tan Women’s $5 Sample Shoes, at $2.35 High and Low shoes, in many of the handsome models for which the season's styles are notable, and also some pretty Evening Slippers On 18 tables in the Shoe Store are displayed many good Shoes for men, women and children, in lots too small to specify but abounding in rare economics. Second Floor Tomorrow, the first actue! Saturday of Spring, will find a spacious section devoted to Ready-to Wear Garments for Young Women and Girls, es and Suits and Coats are here, each of them chosen with ropriateness for girlish wearers, full of distincti of style, evolved for Gimbels by designers working in close harmony with Parisfashions. Yet priced in a manner so moderate as to explain fully why Gi ion for women desiring the most appropriate clothes for their ‘The pictures suggest some of the beautiful new garments shown tomorrow. e touches imbels “Junior” Homespun Suits at $26.50 Charming Norfolk jacket style, in grey or la: home that the price can buy. Material is men's w spun, with contrasting colors on collar and cutls. Coat \ : : with sailor collar and revers of black-and-whit is silk-lined: gored skirt; sizes 13 to 17 years | | for Spring planting, at very favorable prices silk; | coat and skirt | Junior’ Suits, in other jaunty models, at $15 to | | Subway Store, Balcony with | and black-and-white “Junior” Coats at $10 to 918.50, | ite Girls’ Coats at $10 are : . . ially price 5; (at ily prieed et #18; | rhe picture ahowela pretty model that any git ot | | Specially Priced Cabinets proud to wear Girls’ Wash Dr 3 remarkable of charming styles and dainty materials. at 91.50 to $10. Third Floor $8.76 ups. } Heetion sombined in the crowns and are trimmed with aline, with draping of the same | | ve and Girls | Fashionable Fabrics for Tailored Suits, at $1.50 Yard Among the superb showing of the new Suitings for Spring in our Dress Goods Salon, these three favorite fabrics bear the specially low price of $1.50 yard: 64-in, All-wool Herringbone Serge A full color assor ( including savy blue 64-in. Serge Etamines In a full range of street shades d4-in. Fancy Basket Weave A beautiful light-weight favre, in ail the leading colors, for tailored gowns. The showing of Serges, plain or shadow-striped Serge, Etamines, I'weeds, black-and-wiite striped Suitings, Home- spuns, and all the other fabrics for tailored gowns, is prob- ably without equal in New York, today. Third Floor Roses and Carnations, 2c and 3c each Thousands of them, fresh and fragrant, in the Gimbel Hower Shop tomorrow. Fevorite varieties and colors, sold in most florists’ shops at 50c to 81 dozen. Also these special Saturday offerings: Jonquils, Freesias, Daffodils and | 200 Violets, in corsage bouquets, Tulips. single and double, in all] with gardenia or orchid, special color, ieties, 35e doz., or at $1, usually $2. 8 doz for $1. Reg. 50c to 75c doz.| SPECIAL: Corsage Bouquets of Sweet English Violets, bunches of | § #ardenias $0c, usually #2. 50, with cord end tussel, 10 and] Orchids, 35c each or 3 for 91, 20c; usually 85e to Sve. usually 75¢ each. SPECIAL NOTE: We will deliver a charming box of flowers any- where in Manhattan for $1 that,would cost you 8% at the usual florists’. We make a specialty of artistic floral designs for all occasions, from $1 upward. ve have a complete assortment of Bulbs, Seeds and Shrubs, ready For Disc Records From a manufacturer to do business with Gimbels a limited quantity of spl y made Cabinets for Dise sell for one-third less than their usual price, $12 instead of $18 ‘These Cabinets are well made, in oak or mahogany finish, have a capacity for £00 disc records for any size or make of talking machine. twill be wise to make your choice carly Our Talking Machine Rooms on the Fourth Floor contain a full assortment of Victrol Talking Machines, all of which can be bought 6n the Payment Plan. ¢ most complete assortment of Victor Rec in New York City. You are Aayited toikAVE any record you desire played for you at any time Fourth Floor ve secured Recerds, to Another Important Sale of Flouse Dresses in the % 3 Subway Store! GA In this new and enlarged \ 27> section we have gathered an assortment of these gar- ments that seems to leave nothing to be desired. Just as soon as a new style is brought out we are generally the first to see it, and, if it comes up to our standard, it finds a place here, Many haven't seen this all-satisfying showing of ours. We want them to see it. With that end in view we have prepared this sale. These values are tional: Both Styles Ilustrated e-and-white or black k, with insertio n front excep- ad-white stripe with a cou hite checked 3, 91 Balcony ROTHERS| THIRTY.TRIRDE S mAKO H 24, isvii. 16 Men’s Spring Clothing And Clothing for Boys and Young Men Is Ready for Your Inspection at Gimbels The Season’s Feature in Men’s Suits a is the Sack Coat WITHOUT PADDING. An entirely new model—entirely our own production—with natural shoulders and tracing back, and long, soft roll lapel, will interest the man who is tired of the old padded styles. The waistcoat is high-cut and trousers are straight and narrow. A smart suit, rvaling the cleverest work of the custom tailor. Of course there are many different models, and all styles of men’s business suits, shown in an almost unlimited assort- ment of fabrics, in new weaves and colorings. All at prices that show exceptional values. Men’s Sack Suits, at $15 to 935. Men’s Spring Overcoats, the new models, in- cluding Raglans, as well as the smart, new Box- Coats, in handsome styles and fabries. Youths’ Suits Young Men's Suits, in handsome — styles, adapted to meet the requirements of the critical young fellows of 15 to 22 years, which means the $1 to 88 chest measure sizes. Our own special model for young men is made with very narrow shoulders, tracing back, long roll lapel, and = straight, narrow trousers. Sack suits, $15 to $25. Fourth Floor Fine Array of Boys’ Spring Clothing This is a business totally apart from our Men’s Clothing business. It is in charge of specialists who understand Boys’ Clothing, and parents will appreciate the attractiveness of the styles which are displayed. The fabrics are the best, in styles, colorings and wear- ing qualities. Every garment is absolutely all-wool and the work- manship throughout is of the most thorough character known to the clothing crart. Boys’ All-Wool Suits, at $7.50 with an Extra Pair of Trousers High grade suits of all-wool fabrics, in many new Spring colorings; also fine blue serge suits; all with two pairs of full-cut, full-lined Kuickerbocker trousers. Coats are double-breasted, in sizes 9 to 18 years, or pleated-yoke Norfolks, im sizes Ttol5 years. 97.500 suit. Boys’ Knickerbocker Suits, at $10 With plain, double-breasted coats; sizes 10 to 18 years; or pleated-yoke Norfolk zea from 7 to 15 years. New fabrics, in many different styles. Some of these suits also have two pairs of knickerbocker trousers. $10 a suit. Boys’ All-Wool Suits, at $5 Boys’ Russian and Sailor Suits With extra pair of knickerbockers. Stylishly cut, Many new models, for little fellows 244 to 10 years thoroughly well tailored; in new gray and tan mixtures; | of age. A most satisfying assortment to sclect from, at double-breasted Sizes for 9 to 18 years. pleated | #5 to 915 @ suit. Norfolk coats, sizes 7 to 16 years, Ench suit has two Boys’ Spring Reefers pairs of full-cut knickerbockers. A most attractive variety, including plain blue serges, Boys’ Blue Serge Suits fancy mixtures and many novelties; sizes 2}y to 10 years. Strictly all-wool, fast color, blue serges are used in | #9 to #10 each. making these suits. ‘Tailoring carefully don Boys’ Spring Overcoats lifully finished. Knickerbocker trousers, full-lined. Yoke Smartly-cut, new Spring models, in a variety of hand- Norfolks, 7 to 15 years, and plain double-breasteds, 10 to Sizes for 98.50 to $15.each, 18 years, Prices range from $5 to $20 a suit, Fourth Floor Three Fine Purchases Brought Us 16,800 Handkerchiefs to Sell at 12c. We took the whole surplus stocks and the accumulated odd lots of six months from three of the largest manufacturers of Jandkerchiefs in Ireland to achieve this remarkable offering. By far the greater part of the Handkerchiefs is perfect; but some have slight defects in cloth, embroidery, stitching or in the printing of the colored Handkerchiefs. All trifles, however, that can hardly be noticed. Included, at the very low price of 12}4c each, are: Men and Women's All-linen Initial Handkerchiefs, Women's Silk-and-linen and All-linen Colored with hand-embroidered letter, plain or in wreaths. 20¢ | Handkerchiefs, in various shades; %5c to 50c qualities, to 50c qualities, if perfect; at 12!sc. if perfect; at 12}c. omen's Sheer Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, with hand-embroidery in one corner, crisp, clean and utely perfect, 25c quality at 12!se, and 35c and Ste Main Floor These Remarkable Groups: Men's Cotton Initial Handkerchiefs, 6 for 40c, Women's Cross-bar Handkerchiefs, $c; Shamrock usually Hc to Te, perfect linen, not quite square, otherwise Ie to 12!4e quality. Women's Cotton Initial Handkerchiefs, 6 for 20c, Men's and Women's Handkerchiefs, 3c; various odd lots, usually fe to e. couts; suits beau- some fabrics. 9 to 18 years. Men's and Women's Plain White All-li stitched tlandkerchiefs, and some with hand-embroidered | « corners. 20e to 50e qualities, if perfect; at 1219. In the Subway Store en Heme | Irish usually 6 for Soe, perfect Women's Swiss Embroidered Handkerchiefs, 10¢ | women's Cotton Mourning Handkerchiefs, soc each; not quite square, otherwise 26e quality, d lightly imperfect, otherwise 75c doz. : Women inen and Shamrock Linen Initial Hand- Ww. ‘s Li M Hs . 1244 to 5c qualities, if perfect omen's nen journing Handkerchiefs, 63¢ doz.; if perfect 81.20 doz, Men's Cotton Mourning Handkerchiefs, 65c doz.; if perfect would be $1.20 doz. Women's Cotton Initial Handkerchiefs, $c; wreath effects, regularly le to lee. Men's Colored Bordered Handkerch ing slightly imperfect, otherwise 10c qual f . Sc; print- Subway Store, Balcony Thousands of Yards of New Ribbons in a Springtime Sale Springtime is Ribbon-time. |New Millinery, new lingerie dresses, new hair bows and sashes for little girls to wear with their new frocks—no wonder that everybody's Ribbon box needs refilling. So hera’s « well-timed sale of several thousand dollars’ worth of beautiful Ribbons, at the very lowest possible prices for ribbons of such fine quality Ribbon bows, rosettes, ete., tied without charge by expert bow-makers, 66c Jacquard Sash Ribbons, 36c Yd. 36c Moire & Satin-Stripe Ribbon, 20c Yd, s, white and 544 in, wide, extra fine quality, in various colors, in- lair Ribbon | cluding white, with navy blue, and white with black stripes 4 1. quality 48c Taffeta Ribbon, 20c Yd, T6c Sash Ribbon at E0c ¥d. _ Extra heavy quality, 614 in, wide, with high finish. das dalk Geatcatane aktle eitead fualita in. wide, | Specially desirable for millinery and sushes, in ull wanted the dainty she Hair Ribbon to match, 4 in. wide, | colorings. a doe 400 Auallk | Roman Striped Ribbon, 35c Yd. Q6¢ All-Silk Messaline Ribbon, 18c Yd, |, Moire Taffeta Ribbon, in the rich Roman eolorings, for N hill | children's hair bows and hats, 344 in, wide aa $2 Wired Hat Bows at $1.25 nt Specially ow price for Hat Bows, siwartly made, in all | colorings. In pleces of 10 | 480 Satin Sash Ribbon, 24c Yd. In the most wanted colors; 614 in, wide Pt a. wide, wit t nel € a ock Lingerie Ribbons Unde: K Jainty pin dots 1, ase usunily 8 . in fashion- Main Floor