The evening world. Newspaper, October 18, 1911, Page 13

ORIGINAL FASHIONS FOR HOME ___ cxrs cores cus SPENT SB00 000, "BEVERY & DRESSMAKERS; PATTERN MODEL | Sriricifsi=, Wow ure MADDY iene ecnnce THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OOTOBER 18, 1911. Registered Established ¢ with @ plain rather it then married Arthur Hill, an English: | , tag okict, trimmed with @ shaped man, but they were divorced a short treat Mare aay Serer band of plain acne ans | goer later, and since then she hi | fl fre the left front a figured tn nal episodes. On one oS ie om toon semen tie Ses ent fat ts Poe The Felicita Corset wling. —_—_.- *, . | Corwin is many pounds heavier than HIS new ultra fehed in a point. This will give the| win | effect of a draped tunic. Trim the. uying out Broad: | T fashionable Corset is made by the best French corsetieres. It | waist in one-sided effect wi rever, showing # deep yoke of crean lace, Trim the sleeves from wrist to satin) Halsey Corwin, “Broke,” Is lormer wife, who | Selling Tickets for Moving is shown in a very ex- wot quite @ nice part of hii en , Picture Shows. tate, satle¢ for Europe some time tensive range of cx: and then it was said she was taking ceptionally attractive Se models with long 2 aah ge graceful lines and the new low bust The large variety of styles enables us to fit per- fectly slender, — me- dium and stout tig- ures, from 18 to 36 inches. Prices range $5.00 to 20,00, The Felicita: model illustrated ‘herewith is made in Plain French je accompanying sketch | wr)... " effectively aking year! “T never was as happy in my ite! Gress without « foundation and trim-| This was the declaration to-day of a ming with the point d'espre and|iman who scattered the $50,000 he inhér- Wreaths of flowers nearer the bottom |itai feom his father from Westchester of the ekirt. Silk fringe could finish |, coy feland and ‘ new wali the sleeves and hazg from the belt, | < ; While a narrow fold of net could com. |for #12 a week, taking tickets at @ plete the neck. |moving picture show In Fortteth etreet, DESCRIPTION. Hisctas RS Ba a ha i a off Broadway-—none other than Haleey pina Ac : hand-made pin Senet ‘ This alluring Uttte dance rrock te] satin roses, Crystal beads Cow in, (WOR: Cf AG Ge LeMptHeE > uiade most simply with @ one-piece] round yoke while narrow cr: “My gon," anid the doting parent, “It | Brooklyn, and (he man who once eloped to of white chiffon cloth over al hangs from the short puft sleeves, the|'® Your duty to teil the girl you hope | with Roberta Menges. tunto and tly elightly raised belt line |t? marry all about yourself—all your! During those dayw he was known as which 18 defined by @ shirred cording. an orien That's the true |The Ange! of Coney Island,” and he Round medalions of point despre can be attached to your glasses for 35 cents. 7 4 wy, |SDent ey lavishly, Now that he Sat cee 9 Coutil at $5.00 and © low ¥, one with email revers-shaped |terial, anch as alk marqaisstte or! qotne cones he hopeful HE Ae oe in philosophical about tt You can’t jar them off, you | 10.00, and in Brocaded pieces of the marquisette turning back |chiffon cloth, conld be trimmed with |“. : .” “How do you Ike thie sort of a jobr'| Can't pull them off. ‘ rie W. with the fringe and fin-|the lace, having the foundation of; .\W'at did you tell her? 7 x bet i 2s \ Soldonly at our eight stores. | Silk at $18.50. We {he frome with @ small wunch |eolored satin show throng {t. SOG ele ca OU. Bok tot) heen | iteron the : ‘ | call special attention to piak roses, Finish the |could make « tuale of paie bi old her. "3 Was as happy and never was ' ‘ short kimono sleeve with the fringe, |quisette, trimined over the shoulders in| “ER! And what did sho sa: better,” he repited. ‘Hut don't ask me | its beautiful lines and i. also the bottom of the tunic. Grop-shoulder effect and down the side| “She'a an awfully nice girl, dad, and |g give any advice to rich young men. ° e contour. ] Dear Fashion Eattor: fronts of the skirt a ways with th 4 ehe'd tried hard to reconctle| Tyne 1 - Py I have three yards of lace banding, Dending, through which could show the 1f to the unpleasant truth.” ; now Ines fe aa yal hedhee aga Ouwlids ond t & four inches wide, in imitation Venise, | foundation of lavender satin. Trim the fiat ~~ of me, now that I am down to pan, Ji C h : G 4 and desire to use it on a silk dress (edge of the tunio and sleeves with talevany. Courtakis. but my pretent position doesn't warrant | §4 dest, Zrd Street, nene Fyurth Avenue | (7 ames .viclutcheon O., for afternoon and evening wear. Can | pearl fringe. (Prom the Louterille Courter-Journal,) my giving advice to any one.” West 125th Street, near | ‘ I ~ Opposite you tell me of @ pretty way? Would | Deer Fashion Editor: “They started in a purely platonio ny Tein and. th 48 Colui venue, 5th Ave. & 34th St. Waldor!-Astoria | it look well on inclosed example? Kindly advise me what color would be| way to read ‘Lucile’ together." a | Te Nas F Jol a Willoughby, ‘Brook! Wer ytien Serer" oppontte- Asa 6 Brooklyn 97 Byvad Street, near Hahee & Co. Newark 478 Handsome, Well-Built TRUNKS GIMBELS A Third to a Half Under-Price One of our manufacturers of fine Trunks is tearing down his old factory to build a new, bigger and better one, on the site of the old. He had 478 Trunks that he preferred to sell us rather than to store them elsewhere. This is a These Magnificent “Princeton” Math 7 ee Ls oa for any store to buy just after the Summer Gavel season is over—that’s why we got Worsted Wilton Rugs i ba Malai there ae gy Sonne travelers in New York every day. TN one om thas toe ae ‘i of people who are going South, in a few weeks, would be interested in the MOST REMARKABLE OFF i Are a Principal Feature in the Sale of the | new YORK CITY HAS KNOWN, since our now famous sale of “Innovation” Trunks. Bankrupt Stock of the Fries-Harley Co. This particular trunk-maker produces the fine trunks sold in several of the best stores in New York. We have They are the finest Worsted Wilton Rugs made— | had them on sale at the valuations we give. They are staunch in construction, beautifully finished, with artistic better than most of the Rugs that sell at the same | hardware; neatly and serviceably lined; with every modern interior convenience in the arrangethent of the trays. standard price, $66, for 9x 12 ft. size. In fact, it Y ang y was experimenting with the quality of these Rugs, to The Regular Prices of the Trunks Were $12.75 to $43.50 make them as fine as possible, that caused the mill to fail. Tomorrow they will be priced as follows: . They have the close velvety weave that characterizes the finest worsted Wiltons, and are distinguished by their beautiful Oriental $12.75 to $15 Trunks at $7.50 $2A to $28.50 Trunks at $15 and modern designs and colorings—such as are usually found in Fequlas laa ae fall prleset $16.50 to $23.25 Trunks at $10 $31.50 to $43.50 Trunks at $20 Meng MRS. Z| suitable for me in a velvet sult Am] ‘Well?’ Morrill Ho, your ince requires @ plain ma-|fair complexion but little color, blue; “Now they are Interested In a book man, had disa ) terial to set it off. A ght weight ma-'eyen and golden hair, slightly tinged that tells how to bulid a $/,0% house.’ | Corwin was keeping Robe Store Closes Daily at 6 P. M. cerning . designe | and materials of Greases should be addressed to, the Fashion Editor of The Evening World., No pat- terns for designs ry in this column can We offer them at these remarkable savings: There are 845 Trunks in the $10 group, 59 in the $7.50 group, 46 in the $15 group, and only 28 in {| [de odtained, dut with the descrip. Sore ee a8 i = the $20 group, which is the collection that everybody will probably want at such a low price. \ ion Jurnished it is ¢ eimple matter 9 x 12 ft. ‘Princeton’ Wiltons, $39.50 from $65 We emphasize this point, so that we all nau heya ta explain to those whocome late. The sale of work out patterns. ” “Innovation” Trunks took us by storm, and, judging by the excellence of the trunks offered, and the | 4 new and distinctive feature of 8 ft. 3 in. x 10 ft. 6 in, ‘‘Princeton”’ Wiltons, $37.50 extraordinarily low prices, this should be another occasion where the selling will he very rapid. ‘thts department is the dllustration from $50 The lot includes Steamer and Dress ‘Trunks, Each box is made of three-ply veneer, and thoroughly ‘of the different pteces of the pattern asl death ea at riveted. The coverings are of heavy duck, Spanish Keratol and Fabrikoid imitation leather. Before these necessary for the making of the yar~ Besides these fine Rugs, there icchseamien oth boro Sane trunks are lined, they are faterlined with canvas. The trunks are bound with vulcanized fibre, some ment, It shows how easily the at the two-shot Wilton Rugs, the Saranac and Gloucester Reversible with rawhide, others with sheet steel. Bractive design can be executed and Bath Rugs, and the well-known Kashmir Rugs. Only the best cold rolled steel, brass or bronze-plated trimmings are used. lateo serves as a guide in cutting one's Sixth floor, Main floor and Subway Store Each trunk, except steamer trunks, has two trays with a veneered bottom, and each trunk, with one exception, has a patented removable hat crown. The top tray when lifted is held in cover by an “reas Faahion Bio People with experience of previous Gimbel events of this $7.00 and $10 Trunks, Fifth Floor and Subway Balcony, 916 and ¢20 Trunks, Fifth Floer Only Reman you, siialy ive ®: few UR gee: kind know what good news this announcement brings. In fact, Transatlantic Trinkets Player-Pianos and Pianos at Lower Prices er a soft old a large and well-timed purchase of Silk Hosiery together with Would like ; | A A automatic tray lock. " ANSWERS TO QUERIES. | Here isa Gimbel HOSIERY Sale We guarantee the metal parts (excepting the lock) of each trunk for five years. | } narquisatte | : 5 4 fj i ign air have these pretty things from abroad; and they will de- and trim with ard be you |] several splendid lots of Men's Socks and Women’s Stockings | ygft'tte'yomun who see them, net oniy by thelr beauty but also by thei little Than Ever Before BAe think that would be pretty? 18 the IV from our own stock, at sharp price-reductions, produced the fol- | prices, Bought direct {rom the maker on our expert's last trip to Europe, VANITY CASES, or Powder Boxes, in German silver or gold plate, with A continuation of our remarkable sale |¥] lowing offerings: enameled centers, in delicate shades of heliotrope, Nile green, pale blue and ‘ i i MEN'S HOSIERY _| tise, trom one of the best American | Dink $2; regularly, $9.30 Discontinued Lines—Slightly Shop-worn, ter wesring it to theatre ‘Make the gray in tunic styl yenuine Limoges enamel at $6 to $100, setae ne ese toat, witk the gray | 860 and 0c Socks, 26¢ Pair| tnd color, “ONS One PiaCK | guusHL BAGS of gener gun-metal; small ring me, strongly made and | Returned Rentals, Varnish Checked [f= fribge hanging from it. afake the yoke Thread silk, silk-plated, silk lisle]75_ to $1 Siik Stockii highly potished. Wath 5! .-inch trame Fe ee sculadly $8.60." d Exch d Pi (Ped cima J} ————— and silk striped lisle in black, and a] 75¢ to a Ockings | frames, $4.50, regularly $7.00. With 6) inch {ra:nes, $6, regularly $8.50. and BLxchange tanos san wide variety of colors. Six pairs, at 65c Pair Other Gun-metal Mesh Bags at *% to §36. Main Floor i yhat will be left for Thursday’ ing, t $1.40. : In black and colors; from our regu- — tts ney 0 tell what i Hl pe % Ae (Nit ay 4 selling, but 60c Sisk Socks at 36c Pair | lar stock. . ; 7 awe have the largest quantities of the following playe Full fashioned; cotton soles, regular 00 tockings at 36¢ Pair Fine oo ape cee and pianos: Oden Price 60c quality, in black, tan and navy} Black and tan, silk lisle, plain black . B Yr ric Cambridge Pianos, mahogany . $1bb blue. Six pairs, $1.76. liste, medium black cotton with ribbed ear LOwe es ' Pianos, ne ani $1 mete Socks at 60c! toP: black cotton ‘‘crowfoot” and We have some splendid Coat Ranges in our Housewares Store—the finest al Fie cue teil 258 Ft] air Beco ora WED AO Folte a very | made, infact, It is unusual to find such ranges offered at less than their | Cameron Piano, mahogany ay 186 Silk tops; cotton soles, black and| "Also ‘Women’s Ten Con and regular cost, but we have turned their dampers against their own prices, | Wright Pianos, mahogany. . _ 265 166 colors. Six pairs, $2.76. Lisle Stockings, in black only; boxes bis NS tig Hedy suitable for largo apartments and private houses in | | Also Upright Pianos, taken in exchange at much less than half the original prices, |All will be sold under the WOMEN’S HOSIERY of six pairs, $1. town or country. usual Gimbel guarantee with the exception of the used Pianos, an attractive stool included, the piano kept in tune CHILDREN'S HOSIERY immed, six hol vith e: for one year, and delivered to your home without extra charge. Any reasonable terms will be considered. $1.60 and $2 Silk Stockings] six pairs of black cotton Stockings, Arcadian Aue), Ranges, ae peuaee ae per | hele us bose Subway Store, Balcony : at 86¢ Pair fof our regular 86¢ quality, for $1.76. | easy rane ice’ cehelo | te ks large double warming closet; . anes aetna arr ies Ba ernie sa Bene FSG | topext le top, exis nase Giuinbia’ Star Goal Cooking| = YY Dozen A Stirring Group of Items 7 Orr whol 4 Jolumbia ar Co ooking 7 pot and extra large oven; regularly! Range, with extra large oven, six- | . $85.50, now $57.50. hole top, nickel trimmed, high shelf; | These Are Good Buying Days Sunbeam Steel Range, nickel |ropilirly $3 now $97.00, Bulbs, 50c, In China and Cut Glass ‘ , . . For housekeepers who wish @ more inexpensive Range, we offer the Gimbel 3 i 2 di For Dressmakers Supplies and Notions Special Cooking Range, with full 14-inch oven, At $10.76, regularly $13.75. | U ll $1 27 For the housewife who needs a single piece or decorative China *all Notion Sale is i : ith 4 Dwelling in marble ‘halls while poetically vound, has its drawbacks in sually * or Cut Crystal to “fill in” some nook, or a whole rich Dinner Ser- For the Fall Notion Sale is in full swing, with its scores of | Winter. Here are special offerings of Heating Stoves, to take off the tomblike | a Se yste n’’ some nook, e inner £ staple articles for the sewing basket and the toilet table; and | ¢h | are Included inthisremark-} vice or dazzling set of Roel: Crystal, these Gimbel China and ‘lirt” Cylinder prices are low enough on the highest qualities to justify women | prick-lined. "No. 9, reg able offering are 1 dozen Glass Salons offer equal advantages. in laying i stock for months in advance. ‘This is the way | $6.60. No, 10, regular! stoves wil | oa he i For tomorrow, here is an exceptional group of special items in in laying in. 9.9 YT ye:60, . d and set up, free of | Daffodil, 1 dozen Tulip, 1] Fancy China, Cut Crvstal and Dinner Sets: the economies run: Parlor Self Feeder with dumping | greater New York. f ¢ a cig Ni “ ” i-} “Melba” 2m Binding, To take care of the by-products of getting warm, we offer the follow dozen Crocus, ozen Fancy na Bre aie ee, Bastions Hook and gu black ns white, piece 100, box eb Girne) py Aub 4, full size, with an extra number of Narcissus and !4 dozen $1.95 and $2.50 Cracker Jars, assort- $4.26 se gross (72 cards) $2.20. pieces $5.90. vanized iron staves, to Na s 4 ons, $1.60. apanese Vases, assorted deco 1.95, ed decora Jugs, now rich cut, full 4 pint 106 for three Ge curds Savoy Safety | Without the extra stave 6 Pins. Ash Cans, made extr French Fastener Tape, fine quality French Mercerized Tape, in black, y, with) Perfection Ash Sifters, at $4. Hyacinth’ Bulbs. Total rene! ed Tape, 1, 300 dozen T white and colors, yd. 26¢, 10 yard sate at cards Duplex or Clinton Vitae handles, reg, $1.65, now) | Furnace Scoops, extra strong and | valuation $1.27, special 0 Bonbon Dishes, rich decora-| cutting, $1,80 dozen. spiece $2.26, ' | 86¢ for three 10¢ boxes Horn Hair- Ash Cans with wooden slats on the] Garbage Cans, medium size, with | at §0¢ an ee : eZ _ Dinner Sets r Gimbels “Perfection” Dress Shields, | pins. .85, now $1.60, deep rimmed covers, reg. 450, now 360, | J 7 hin China Cups and Saucers,| — $45 Thin Limoges China, 100 pieces fine nainsook-covered, in sizes 2-3-4.) 100 for three be papers Gimbels rs, will fit over » Cans, large size, with | ygait orders filled rich decorations, 36c, new, dainty decoration, every piece Regular and full dress shape. Pair | Duchess solid-head Brass English Pins. any ash can, No. 1, at $3.60, No. 2, at| covers, regularly 70c, now 60c, | Cut Crystal gold-stippled, $27.60, oe 16c, dozen $1.60, 10c for three 5c Asbestos Holders, $4.60. Fifth Floor Subway Store, Balcony u rysta 0 fine thin Limoges China . bc for t 10c Folding Wire Coat | “Duchess! Dress Shields — good |ramerg” '*? 10¢ Folding Wire Co washable shields to be worn with!” 10¢ for three be cords Collar Sup- shirtwaists, ete, Sizes 2-3-4, regular | porters; Queen, Christie and Lin $5.50 Rich Deep Cut Bowls, new low | Dinner Set, 100 pieces, large meat 16, , $16.75. ) fae thin American Porcelain t, new flower decoration, at 75. « 50 large rich Deep Cut Jugs,$3.90, $4 Fruit Dishes, 9 in., meh cut, GIMBEL BROTHERS Va Fes and shirtwaist shape, pr. 10¢, doz. $1. | snbone. "65. CHARLES A. KEENE The Pe hn ah Rustproof| 10c for three 5¢ Wash Cloths. $6 Fonsy Shaped Bowls, new cut- five this Austrian Chine Din- 4 Enameled Cove Spi tay, dozen| 16¢ for two 10c balls C.B. French : n 90. ‘ ner Se pieces, new decoration, sienna Tew, Zeveir, cards, 850. ning Cotton, Main Floor ERRARWAY NEW YORK THIRTY: THIRD © $1.75 Wator Sets, 6 glasses, mirror, | at $9.76, Fitth Floor ntl 6 ¥. M., Baturdaye ino! | = coaaiesnamsiaainniatbeslanionsnenea aia ee a me