The evening world. Newspaper, May 17, 1912, Page 11

Pt Since “figure. Fashion BAitor World. No pot! de obtained, bus with the descrip! Gon furnished it te @ simple matter @0 work out patterns. 4 new and distinctive feature of this department te the ttustration Of the different pieces of the pattern meoessary for the making of the gar- ‘ment. It showe how eastly the ab ‘tractive design con be ewecuted and Bleo serves as & guide in cutting onda wn pattern tf such te needed, > —~ DESCRIPTION. Of currant color silk, this charming Uttle frock is given an air of distinc- tion by the use of black eatin used ae @ very wide girdle, tetminating on the sido in knotted ends, while @ tiny collar of black satin roils over @ plaited frill ef cream lace at the neck. The front the waist is opened in a email V mm the neck, belng strapped together ‘with eoutache braid attached ¢o round Jet bagtons on each aide, The same of- fect te carried owt on the sleeve, which te opened on the under aide, while the Jet buttons also serve to trim the aide @eams up as far as the deep tuck. Red tase buttons are introduced on the belt ef Diack eatin to hold the folds, which drop at one end, while another end ap- Bears from under tha belt. peta dete ANSWERS TO QUERIES, Deer Fashion Rditor: Will you kindly advise me how to have the material like inclosed sample | made up? Would cream colored lace look good with it? I am twenty-four years old, about five feet aix inches tall, inclined to stoutness, but good Am brunette with rather pale complexion, ANXIOUS, ome ena on back. Dejr, Fashion Editor: Will you give mo an idea how te make a dress of blue lawn Ting dotted in white? I am sixteen years of age I have five of the five feet five inches tall, yards goods. thirty inches wide ANTOINDITE, velvet bow conld finish the collar in front. Deas Fashion EAttor: T am, having made @ blue foulard, something the color of @ Copenhagen | ‘Dive. It ls trimmed with platting of the of The Bvening'| - ' same and net frills. I would like to have you @ome sort of hat suitable to wear with !t. I have eome small pink roses I could use, but will await your Soni santas tea deceen’ apriceat five years old, rather tall, weigh 140 Siovy, sim spenane loops sa (A QUARTER CENTURY BEFORE THE PUBLIC. Piindly advise’ me how to make « street dress of tan cloth trimmed with | OVE? ane, yang iti either black satin or purple velvet. I ‘am ninetecn yeare of age, quite small] The constant and increasing sales from and slim, with feir complexion, gray |samples, proves the genuine merit of tyes and brown hair. I would like the| Allen's Poot-Ease, the antiseptic powder Gress, made in some kind of an Empire|to be shaken into the shoes for Tired, effect. aa 3. Be = Ach asey renting, Teades Tent. ‘waist with long ives ins! to corns and bunions, p hey with it, buttoned up to the | blisters and callous spots, Allen's Foot- gd ee ee but | Ease makes walking adelight, Just the eg be = thing for Dancing Parties and for Break- was ‘seatral vislst color pati Yor |inain New Shoes. Sold 8c, very neutral violet color satin for | ins in New » everyw! "4 the tiny collar and cream colog | Don'tacceptany substitute. For FRE: platted net for the frill The akirs trial pac! ry nm 8. Olmsted, could hang from an Bmpire belt LeRoy, N. Y. OPPENHEIM, CLLINSz G 34th Street Remarkable and Extraordinary Sale of Boys’ Clothing Saturday Only. Sale Starts 10 A. M. Have Taken from the Regular Stock About 350 Boys’ Suits Norfolk double breasted and new fancy single s breasted models of choicest all woo! materials in latest colorings. 1! and 2 pairs of Knickerbockers. 5.00 8 to 18 years formerly $8.00 to $12.00, reduced to..... No Approvals. No Exchange. OPPENHEIM. GLLINS x, G Exceptional Values in Children’s Imported Wash Dresses 8, 4, 5 and 6 years. ‘HR EVENING wo ORIGINAL FASHIONS FOR # & & & HOME DRESSMAKERS jother @ tan batred gingham. Am a taffeta silk for otreet west. Tam Atty | » \ le large, and alientt: What @mmine, Kaitor Would like to make @ white marqui- Bette dress, with ming. Will you p' make it and what to use bosides the RID, FRIDAY, MAY {7, Tots. the Grand Central Palace have dectéed to make to-morrow a day for the achoo! city, Orders have been ry youngster who bes be admitted. Unless accident prevents, the young! Ly bag to 4 it “| of a sevens dirigtbie joon tell me how to) on the roof of the butiding at th of a trip fi od, N. Jace? Do you think a little hand ems| i gy broidery on the front of the waist would look nice? Uiings real sweet. of age, five feet tall. Finish the round neck of ere in bunches. I am will be pretty and ny occasions, Am twenty-two years old. = “MAMTH” | the blouse of your dress itt Plain blue would complete a pretty costame. Dear Fashion Editor: Kindly advise me how to make a barred dimity dress in pale bive 1 am thirty-etght years of age and quite ne —_—_— Would like some- Am elghwen years Delt of Cluny or @ colored girdle would complete the frock. ———. Those !n charge of the Acro Show in MILDRED E. your bead- Sugar Cookies at Aero Show. stout. I think I look best in piain clothes, which I find diMeult to design becomingly. MRS. H. T. Make the waist with a pointed es Ghemisette of all-over Swiss om- L. DOUG SHOES 2 90 3,50 & *4.00 Boys woar W.1. $2.50 Shoes. Best las makes -50and any other iY? world, BECAUSE he protects the at high prices and inferor shoes, by stamping his name and gx W.L. Fashion Wavtor: $3.00, want to make a few little morning in} immer, of some ® pink check, ripe and the ing married woman, twenty-five Sure. MRS. H, V. the: makes of si iy teeing their value. BECAUSE for style, fit and wear are superior to ordinary ne $2.00, & nd more Iveta ; factuter in the tom guaran- Don’t take a sub- titute for W. L. Dougl $15 and $18 $1350 Suits,.. . Latest European and conservative models with short coats, narrow trousers, soft rolled lapels and fancy cuffs. Coats full or half lined. Many fancy greys, blues, browns, tans and mixture effects. In serges, worsteds and many fine fabrics, Specially priced at $13.50, Hackett, Carhart Fifteen America’s greatest suit for men and young men, in variat- jng sizes, ‘The popular new patterns, models und fabrics. Skilled {tsmen and finest textures aided by business acumen cannot make a better suit for $15—hence Amer- ica’s greatest. Hackett, Carhart $15:00 Blue Serges, at Hackett Blue Serge at $15 in the “Nobby” and tasteful new designs of many shades of blue, New English models as well as the popular conservatives. These suits are meeting with popularity and the sales to date indicate these as the “Happy” medium suits for this season, ¢ E. E. TURLINGTON, Vice-President Hackett, Carhart Fine Clothes Remarkable Suit Display A“Typical” Expositionof Newest Adaptations Savings Average$6.50to$!3.50onEverySuit For the man who is “waiting” for warmer weather and the man who “hesitates” we call your attention to the following: $20 & $25 Suits .... Several thou model suits i fn dight an $] 7.50 semi or ultra luding grays idge grays, blue on bi uges, browns in all the shades. Instead ng the usual Spring price for your suit, examine Suits usually $28.00 and $30.00, $22.50 $25.00 $27.50 $32.50 Suits $15.00 to $45.00 Rain Coats, Special,$17.50 Kaylan Shoulder effect with fancy cuffs, water-proof, ailored and distinctive, These fabric coats are also rs variating colors, tans and many new Suits usually $30.00 and 35.00, Suits usually $35.00 and $40.00, Suits usually $40.00 and $45.00, umber of other predominating styles including y and shepherd plaid back which prove to be an "d ection on gusty days. Values up to 8@8. . Lisle Thread Vests Boys’ Confirmation Suits, $4.95 strictly all wool blue serge suits, cut over the latest and A large variety of exclusive and pretty styles in imported Dutch Tub Dresses, made of Striped Galatea, Drill, Repp, Percale, Chambray and Lawn, in various colors and trimmings. 95c 1.50 2.00 ; made of fine soft material J} fancy effects, Silk lined | | and faced to edge oat, because of its exquisite tailoring, fits perfectly and drapes gracefully, All sizes for men and young men, This coat is a necessity during these cool nights and chilly mornings. 841 Broadway Cor, 15th St 265 Broaaway | Near Chambers St. | uprto-d: nie made, Norfolk and double-breasted, sizes elsewhere, 119 W. 42d St. | Near Broadway 125th Street Near 3d Avenue Harlem and 42d Street Stores Open Evenings IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— K Women’s Suits 8 Coats” Exceptional Values for Saturday. ' Tailored Suits °°". Trimmed or Plain Tailored. tn “Tevsmed Prjerts \ $21.50 ton: i e The New Hairline Stripes = English Wbipeords $26.50 Men's Wear $ 2. 0 Fe | az Very Special Value in Street 8 Touring Coats in Fancy Mixtures and Men’s near ‘ collar; others $1 5.00. ear Fg collar and cuffs. A wi oat sno 45 aan number of Coots oe Black Satin Coats In the latest two-toned effects, suitable for street or dressy wear... 1 Attractive Values in. a Neckwear & Vesting. New Black Satin Tailored Steh:: *: with White Pique Turnover Collar:n:» Directoire Collar with Fall Nog Jabot Attached: ar White and ecru, plain and fancy net... . 3 ASC Clearing Sale of Motor Veils - in chiffon, marquisette and glace 850° £0 $2.75 Shetland Veilb........1-45l 656 SSC Imported W bite Lace Veils $1.00.t0.$5:7§ » leer @ Merino Underwear = at Special Prices for Saturday “= Milanese Silk Vests Reinforced - Pure Silk Vests ~ Value 6175 | $r 35 Vatues $1.00 | 756 Lisle Thread Union Suits ‘a G Weight, Band Tops, auze Weight, Ban ps a ceed 50e With Plain or Crochet Tops 35c¢ each—Box of Six $2.00 Cold Storage of Furs at a very moderate rate A WORLD “WANT.” AD, WILL GO AND. ronal