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

BOY WANDERER GETS HOME AFTER CIRCLING AMERICA Youngster Travelled by Bump- ers and Sea Across Conti- nent and to Panama. GIMBELS Store Open All Day Tomorrow Presentation of Our New for Women “The Ascot” At $16.50, $24.50 and $27.60 We consider this me the most dis- tinctive Coat that London has given to fashion this season. It is a belted style, butavery clever one Ofcourse, it is of English worsted, and its but- tons are of leather to match. The quality of the fabric regulates the prices, and these ara the colors: At $16.60 it is in light gray. At $24.60 and $27.60, brown, light gray and Oxford. Anotherimportation of ourexclusivecoat 8 —“TheCyrano” hasarrived. This timeitis in Oxford Montagnac, with various striped colored lining, $19.60. Not extremely mannish are Coats of chin- chilla, such as is used for men’s overcoats. ae a with velvet collar and a Bink broadcloth Coats in the new three- quarter length, thathave Robespierre collars, inlaid with velvet, and are Jined with a beautiful color of peau de cygne, also inter- Au Revoir—Tomorrow da Coilelle» This Fashion Exhibition, which has been the talk of Acting Superintendent Thomas G. Moore of the Children’s Soctety received yesterday a wireless message from sea ning him that the steamship All!- $10.75 95 $2 $6.95 $6.95 Simply Amazing! Tomorrow’s Sale of Blouses t $2 to $10.75 for $5 to $16.75 Qualities Being sponsor for all the new Modes in Blouses and having our hand on the situation in Paris we are in a position to know just what kind of Blouses are most wanted. As we im; the latest models for reproduction purposes we do not hesitate to specialize them at low prices, Distinctive Chiffon Blouses, at $5, $6.95 and $8.95 A number of charming styles—each one seems prettier than the others. Delightful blend- ings of colorsin some but each is a dainty Paris-like conceit. Inthe new colorsand black. America, will be presented for the last times tomorrow between 10 A. M. and 12 noon; and 2 and 4 P. M. Nowhere else in the world is it possible for you to see simultaneously all the latest Paris Modes in Gowns, Wraps, Furs, Millinery and Accessories of Dress—for we are showing in this display'all the authentic styles that the femous Couturiers have created for this season. We shall be especially glad to have the Younger Gen- eration visit this Exhibition, for we shall also show the new Modes for young girls. Righth Floor ross agent of the Panama Canal Zone, When the ship| 1 the boy brought to an end an | ure in t that began in June, | the continent and is on the Pacific side. | a good lumored con- that Officers Cunningham and dat the pier, Life cute | Je him as brown as a nut ull of good spirits, ‘The oven terms with him be- | one 100 Crepe de Chine Shirts, $6.95 lined, are $26, the ‘aacety bud, Specialized x Wate Excellent Crepe de Chine tn pisos eneptiy tallored d Shits we lerre collar and long wnt Non ts, trimmed with braid and | ore ald It was easy | $ 7 carefully fitted dress sleeves finis! four-inch shadow lace frill. Vhite navy and black. Among our Imported Coats is the | yhad macy frend Women’s Tailored Suits 00 While Greps do Chine Steves, 0 Among our Imported | Coste, je tke | $25, $29.50 and $35 8 attending school No. | 7 This the Prince Imperial Frill Blouse with the pretty flat collar—a Blouse of simplicity stripedpeandelaine with molesiin colar. 966. i J, where hie parents r ‘ + street. One morn- A score or more new styles in corduroy, velveteen, that is quite dressy. - ‘out | broadcloth, diagonal weaves and novelty materials— “ ” Kinds of Neckfixin s—But These j gen navy, black, the new shades of blue, taupe, Bordeaux, P The Prince Imperial Jabot Blouse, $10.75 ¥ All Are S ial for Tomorrow ta and other colors. This we introduce tomorrow! ~ And we are sure that you will call it the Blouse with the re specia hem safely to thelr avors | Other new medels up to $110 wonderful Jabot—for we have copied precisely a $30 Jabot. ~The Blouse itself is of white tucked Collars, $2.25; regulorly $3.50— ned the trip alone. , net and a touch of color is added by the tiny cravat: which is slipped through the jabot. EN Ler Lipa and nothing with | f i 8 i a te LTD E Smart New Frocks Satin Charmeuse Shirts, First Quality, $6.95 Wewreeians Linde ped i $1 8 50, $25 and $35 ery we iieede. Canen af sone tapering-to-point sleeves finished with Real Irish Lace Collars, Vere was now too tant to remain thir- i . istrous and ric Samples of $10 to $15 qualities. ; teen, and fixed fifteen as his ae, and Demi-tailored styles that may be worn out-of-doors emcees Various sizes in square style, in Baby | eal name Navhinson he changed to during the Autumn, and yet are appropriate for indoors; 600 White French Voile Blouses at §2 jee ae Baby and heavy designs. varfous lines he got to Chicago o in serge, eponge, velveteen and corduroy. bs ly 50. ML HanlH adler (Gavices Bema lies Other new styles up to $65. This Blouse is tltusteated as it appears when worn with a coat—in the centre frame. It’s Prince Imperial Guimpes, $1.50— p day. Freight + had shared their Reproductions and Modifications of cur bred Lage Me mate a l hike ideal sort to be worn outside a coat and its Robespierre collar Copy of a $9 French model. Fine nner alls bits and he earn aa fl lateut Tinporied a ode hina ete hod i Biren Sigil 2 aap fe ly over as coat collar. This is the copy of a $25 French Blouse white Brussels net with hand-em- only is is made by machine and is trimmed with imitation Valenciennes broidered collar with full net frill. J prom Omaha te headed tor Texas lace. instead of the real hand-made. Third Floor Robespierre Collars, 50c, 75¢ and $11 iy At Dallas B. A, Dunn, head of the ’ . — 8 atm “ution” sonst stn|f! — Here's a Surprise for You others soonbined with silk, Also 6 around and had him written up in the . : we da fot worn pomn, oct | In This Inexpensive Jewelry “oun Mayor Bill Davis ontertained him. He When you see these charming La Vallieres, the long Jeweled The Evolution of Style Is Interpreted in Pleatings, 50c yard — Usually 75 to $1.50. White sed the border at El Paso and A P . Nulked to Juarez, ‘Then he crawled un- |p| Chains, the Pins for Robespierre collars, and many-hued Hat Gimbel $6 75 t $14 75 Milli and beige shades in shadow laces, also some of net trimmed der Sunset “Express dining car, which 4) Ping, you will marvel that so much prettiness costs so little. . te) ‘ nery with bianca lace. ie baie wae carried im into California. eport ., . :, .. ., . : Were his friends Jn Los Angelos, wrote || In point of er nlf Linged y beg ita kent en be neg __In Paris no one knows what the morrow will These weetnohe M hienow ‘and the more conventional TECTIA UU ire eae rial feet oN UCT DLs) bo AT Oe bring in millinery—Fashion never ceases to create mesh designs, are of 80c to 50c qualities—black, white and ley boy on.the ship Stanley Dollar, sae Harare Liat eyes pearl, surrounded by small rhinestones, something more beautiful. a few colors. Main flor. ' bound for Baiboa on the Isthmus, Prom , rier Py e . ’ y F ts ‘ Jeweled La Vallieres, with imitation amethysts, sapphires, toj bite We have our own B t thi - . . Bf nat port he ran away to Panama City. |B] _ Jomeled La Vallipey, wth imitation ametnvete, sapphires, topacee or w Ped ef Was and imate Gen eee Fleeting!—These Rare Offerings BE iste tr conse tatanaieare Long Jeweled Chains in sliver or gold plate, att with mock stones, 60 to $ our Akilitser? dastgnrs bere in ao u ‘And Of the AUTUMN SALE if yim. In leaving the ship he had helped $2, arly $1 to $4, 7 BE Leics ois Nrtabisee: eevee wine Inte French Pearl Bead Necklaces, in uniform or graduated sizes, 606 to $2, they reproduce them. Of DRESS GOODS vd satlor’'s bunk, On jar! to $3.50. ri a Ree apache) Robespierre Collar Pins, in bowknot patterns, at 26¢ and 60c, But, as we have artists whose creations have T w the Sale ends—and with it your opportunity to usually 60¢ to $1. Main Floor, won applause in Paris, and who are recognized to COT rand te peice Of the take cert tabeiog <a Ree ee z be the best in America—many new styles are ped long Fed pty Antes WARGDA, eee | Attention—The Napoleon Girdle created in our own workroom. That is why Liberal as the quantities were, which we provided for this } Inspired by the sash of ribbon that /e pelit caporal used to wear. _ oe 4 poigeinte Points Ane yam Beles s eee ae pa hae eit Ee As applied to women’s costumes, it is graceful, decorative and beat ct ne bbe em pnasixe BY 1 Our in the long list is chosen and approved by Fashion this Fall, for |) practical. The leather belt—a modern modification—allows the Hate Dae yh gen our moe AS $14.75 || the making of smart tailored suits and costumes and coats. -——<>——__—_ || snug fit around the waist, and all but meets at the side, where a ats, as well as those at prices up to $150. But sufficient quantities of these for particular mention— QUICK TEST FOR PRESS LAW. |! sash of soft black silk ties in a bowknot or once over, with its pee oe ualyee: feo ave Pern Huey, Bang chee _ $2.50 Imported Brosdeloth, 1.08 Yard Government WIL Expedite Pro- | sieve Reg wou Belts are ene rich five hundred Hats, of plus : silk and velvet, in Tailored, es 60 Navy Blue Whip be Py ang po ee ae 4 yeas al elastic. 50. oor eseucred and Dress styles. Also toques for elderly sik Ina firm, handsome cord, 58 ial wide, in fast color navy ration or the in-{4| Special Prices for Cleaning and Dyeing For Young Girls—This Specialized Millinery $1 Imported Henrietta, 75c Yard New York fe biciek oils Ai The following low prices for perfect work, hold good for the German Velour Tailored Hats, $5, trimmed with 1 Of German make, with a silky finleh,:end's good range of btrain the remainder of the week. Telephone or mail orders carefully filled. ribbon motifs, brown, navy, taupe, white-and-black. en on gt 50 and $2 Black Dress Goods, $1 Yard japer pu i » Wale ’ ; . <i * * * “ pee aor aenera an saat a ia Sah Steet gh be pai. eae Felt Hats, $2, brown, navy, castor, red and | | un assortment, in all-wool and silk-and-wool; various ia expedite sa |p| Ween ea asehtgge™ kh | Starcom cesta t gota BS Plush Hats, Trimmed, $2.76, rolled brim styles, in $1.35 All-Wool Storm Serge, 950 Yard jas well ae. the. Goy+ |B) Remonoe arstatitaen clears tle | Te acnie Cee. olecaed at aved: navy, white, brown and black. = Main and Third Floors Navy blue and black, with an excellent even, twill: 50-inch. ion of the New York id § ers, cle 5 Jurtains, ¢l ds, . 7 : : mre Par Oot oad er arn, | HET, ey Many a Girl Will Be Glad to Get Notions Needed ina Hurry Wit be laid tn th Half a Dozen Pairs of These Fine There is always some little shortcoming in toilette n crops up at the end of the week. ‘The woman in a hurry can find GLOVES from the BON MARCHE SALE ezactly what she needs in the Notion Store, conveniantty dis __ Of two particular sorts of Gloves among the many included in | P igo or 25e box Gimbel Dracd Hore | 406 tor (ures ba Thimbles, a va- this Sale, we bought larger quantities than the rest, because we know | Hair Pins; shell and amber color. riety of styles, in aluminum, German them to be just the Gloves that most women want. Like all the 100 for five Be packages G raed fra silver, nickel and celluloid. other Gloves in the sale, they were made especially for GIMBELS, of | zeke Rats re Hair Pins; : 286 for box 8 balls Glzabels, Im soft, fine, perfect skins, and finished in the best possible manner. 16¢ for two 10c boxes Gimbel Im- like silk; many patie . They illustrate very clearly the unusual advantages of this Bon ed Wire Hair Zins bronse or | “466 for two 10c pieces Gimbels Marche Sale, which make it safe—and advisable—for women to buy | ! ah Assorted sizes. Heavy OF | xercerized Fast Color Lingerie Tape. their glove supplies for a whole year ahead. 0c for three 5c cards Gimbel | _ 26¢ for two 15¢ Gimbels Imported tlelad lang Marie Louise and Napoleon SKULL BROKEN, HE'S “0. K.”| And Other Notables Are at This World Congress of Dolls “TI have never seen so many dolls, not even in Germany!’ was the de- lighted exclamation of a Boy Ran Down by Motor Truck | WIL Live Despite Injuries, Waking up to-day in Prospect Hos- pital with a frac skull and Internal fro run down by a woman from the Father- land—which might also be Austria is the home of these excellent Gloves, which are the equal | quality, in a variety of nine colors, of the best Pique Gloves at $1 that are found in our regular stock. In 10¢ for three be cards of Gimbel black, tan, white, gray and brown, with one row of embroidery on | Collar Supporters, Two styles, all ; ot tha: | gle, 19 I Felt Protector Trouser Hi His oye burt. Test aight he was | called Doll land. Women’s One-clasp Pique Lambskin Gloves —_| “Savoy” Safety Pins; 360 dozen “ibe for two 10e Nickel Foiding pected to dle. How the youngsters will 85c Pair, $5 for Half a Dozen Pairs 16¢ for two 12c cubes Gimbel Im- | Coat Hangers, | clap their hands with glee, ; ported Glass Head Pins, Very best | _ 26¢ for Jozen Wooden Coat Hang- rs. a 10¢ for three 5e Gimbels “Turkish” | or “Honey Comb” Wash Cloths, when they see all these dolls rie tomorrow — Humanized he hospital, | ; ara e nou aay tual GOPTGRy cee daly WAU ChRBDY, IRA: the back and one large clasp. ‘The correct Gloves for street wear, | !¢"8*™ eimai eenaed | SO ate se: Main Fleer waver oe ei Ped erying,, lady doll and Women’s 16-button Glace Gloves J ust 18 VACUUM CLEANERS SHIP BATTERED INSTORM. |}]| ootorememe prance whcmeights eee dolls too. Mad. $1.95 Pair, $11 for Half a Dozen Pairs At Less Than Half Price British Steame We consider these Gloves as fully of $2.50 quality. Made in au revoir dancers and dolls in faney costumes and modes ot France, of soft, fine skins, finished beautifully, fully cut and overseam Only this small quantity remains of a special pur- the hour. 1 inenil . » \ sewn. In white, black or tan, with filet or Paris point backs, and | Chase of Vacuum Cleaners in designs which the makers Jo aalna litle Yenanesn,, Dutch, French and other dolls bo \ \ ball pearl buttons. For evening, reception or fae were discontinuing. Thevery low price is made to clear a al ci Ss vorld, A ae . Aediwculd evant believedte Wave tashara with hia’ he || \ It must not be forgotten that there are other Women’s Gloves, them out quickly. ‘ Rosa with ‘eed fon, Puse in Boots, mane tne Hel oer \\ at the special Bon Marche Sale prices, from 76¢ to $2.96 a pair, upon There are two types—one an Electric Cleaner, ' pigs, Puss Boots, other fascinating i which further savings can be made by buying the Gloves by the | erated fi the ordinai house-lighting current, creatures that the little ones have heard about in their half-dozen pairs. i | Operated trom ry nA ghting ” story books. mu rf hat , Pee : | now $30. The other, a combination Electric and Hand- Quite like a real young girl of about 12 years, is a doll Also a splendid group of Men's one-clasp Tan Cape Gloves power Cleaner, $20. which we think is the largest that has ever crossed the ocean, ‘ ; ‘Chris wv. " Bis »t Both of these new prices are considerably less than half the It is about 5 feet tall, Think of your Christmas Presents now ! Main Floor original prices of the machines, The Electric type is well suited for clubs or large houses; the | combination machine for smaller houses or apartments. — Both are very efficient, and will make good investments for the house- keeper who wishes to own a Vacuum Cleaner at a handsome saving. THIRTY-THIRD ST. Sold on the Fasy Paying Plan of $10 cash and $5 a month, - ee Fifth Floor Then too, there are tea wagons, pastry shops, and flower stands—to meke doll life more zy And everything that dolly needs, from roller skates to furs. Prices for dolls, 8¢ to $65, All lilile girls are invited to this Exhibition. Third Floor Gl | To-Gay is the fivet day of registra- tion, If yon do not register you can- net vote, Begistration . ba open at 7 A,