The evening world. Newspaper, April 4, 1913, Page 24

a = La so oehnenh weer Onan LEO ITE ARERR BAO ORS A en iE ean a @EE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1918. DRESS FOR AMERICAN WOMEN Wicur @ 22S 1 asked. cans,” M, Worth asserted. “In fact, M. Worth To-Day Discusses the Quality, countrier."" Quantity and Cost of a Swell Wardrobe tion: = volved In a similar apisode goes to the | dressed, of course, taken her excellent; of the right places are preferable to a “Mow does the American woman A woman may spend costumer and ays, ‘Give me romething | material to the most competent artist| larger number fil-destgned and ill-cut.| attain her sartorial supremacy, hi that no one else in Paris, or in London, ;#he can find. A few things from one\ There are women in Paria who © | and how may m $1,000 to $100,000 @| oF in New York, will ponsess.’ A model which is offered exclusively to one|— gear on her clothes. woman in one city for @ season can 3 a a ecarcely be obtained for less than $450. A_ beautiful evening gown may be purchased at the best costume es- tablishment in Paris for You can’t get better quality, you can’t get betterstyle. And you'll have a real lively time finding as much of either—no matter what you are willing to pay. i tise i i A i | 3 it Marguerite Mooers Marshall. _ What to the quality, the quantity and the cost of the wardrobe necee- ‘eary to the well-dressed woman of » to-day? I may as well tell you at the outect | Mat of the clothes needed for a year's Gat when I put this decidedly inciu- | utit?” I urged. “For inetance, does ive question to Jacques Worth, ef the |® Woman need to buy more than @ dozen Rouse of Worth, he flung up his con- evening gowns for one scason?” ‘Versational hands in a gesture of frank despair. appeared to think that he “Oh, I should like to see each woman uy @ hundred!" exclaimed M. Worth, hia blue eyes twinkling. “And just as Many afternoon gowns, and—oh, ever @o many street sults, and—there, you eee! How can I give an impartial an- ewer to this question when it is my Dusiness, the business of my uncle, to @oll all the dresses we can? be asked to lay down an ating, infallible system of education for American children, or an equally undiscriminating, equally infal- ble plan for making all New York po- Meemen honest. But though he insisted @m plenty of latitude in framing a re- pty to my query, he managed to offer exceedingly interesting sugges- to the American woman who would be well dressed. tractively than any others, do they Not more attractively than Ameri+ taken en masse, the American toilet Is ol RROD POPPA APPR ADAP PPPOPD LAD PRPPPPDADAPAPPAPDPDAPALARS | probably more effective than that wort by other women of like position in other To-morrow, {n the last article of this series, M. Worth will answer the ques- through the season with two or three FINAL CLEAN -UP (Limited Time Only) All remaining Suits and Overcoats of this season’s stock, to be sold out now at just three prices— $ 10,5 “ Regardless of Former Marked Prices Many garments are in- ight enough for late Spring wear. All GEORGES Clothes can be called into service a second season and still be ahead of prevailing styles. RAINCOAT OFFER For Men and Women $ ty FE f iff ft RT se I mene mge eet ore en as . James McCreary & Co. 34th Street SPECIAL VALUES For Saturday, April 5th. MILLINERY . Smartly Trimmed Street Hats in a variety of - styles. Black and colors. 6.95 and 8.95 value 9.75 to 12.50 Attractive assortment of Untrimmed Hats in Black and Colors. value 2.98, 1.95 Imported Flowers, including Hydrangeas, Lilacs and La France Roses. value 1.45, 85c SUITS, DRESSES & COATS For Small Women and Misses. Suits of Bedford Cord,—Russian blouse coat, trimmed with black satin and Bulgarian silk collar and cuffs; draped skirt. Dancing Dresses of Chiffon, effectively draped over silk lining, trimmed with rosebuds, satin and lace. Large variety of evening colors. 25,00 Afternoon Dresses of Charmeuse, Russian 23rd Street ro ea a aa; tans Wo hia Oubiien iol par Blouse model finished with lace collar; draped skirt. hers Broader, near Dey Street, Brostway, nee 28h Street. Wootworth Buildin LE seg 50 whose, cinvacs are alwaye beasts: |riicerons’w 1) Bredee, Oe, Houten tr Broce, ser 90 dtr, Ph sssnil > sda Wastin) Coats without lining. Made of Covert Cloth fu), slwegs veseming, stage ous . even | —Breadwar, Cer, 90th Street, Nesewe treet, near Liberty, a rues Bo Sm man, or Serge; attractive models. 15.00 tee thls?" inquired, wity sterD. prac ; — SPRING STYLES . inqu a . : W READY teal. (ae Ses recente, te ge SUITS, DRESSES _& COATS of quattty to al ° Good Values ’’ picking thelr Spring Clothes For Juniors and Girls. in ° Coeate poodle ° bh zs Juniors’ Suits in all the new materials, includ- “Stand also ember" inoomet™ 1 tater | fhe Dea quay te sane dad dO Your Money’s Worth or ing Plain Wool Eponge, Bedford Cord, English MMrost decidedly on her tmeome,” ne | cover up 6th Avenue at 31st St. Your Money Back Serge, Black and White Check Worsted and Wool extreme dresser. Every- thing a full season ahead of prevailing styles. agreed. “It is se foolish’ for » women te\epena more than she ‘can afford on clothes.” “Mrs, Wilson, the wife of cur Presi- Ge Saree co tum EF Hs Sizes 14 and 16 years. 25.00 to 45.00 Juniors’ Suits of Navy Blue Serge or Black and Brocade. 37 a ages Open Eve- nings for Smart Millinery, 7.50 Our exclusive styles have made our Women’s Good Shoes Never Priced So Low E woman should to dress on $1,000 a year,” 2 sug 01 Conven- + ptt. bh as t of Lo) White Shepherd Check Worsted,— Russian Blouse ed tn the way 2 ee ly sng! with prices 3.50 Shoes, Oxfords model, finished with ratine collar. Sizes 14 and 16 years. 16.50 Girls’ School Coats of Navy Blue Serge or Shepherd Check Worsted. Belted model lined throughout with mohair. Size 6 to 16 years. 6.95 Girls’ Wash Dres and Cordaline. 3 § i and Pumps, 1.90 All sizes, in tan and black calfskin, button shoes. Dull kid button shoes, with cloth tops. | Patent leatherbutton and ats £ t 42 West 34th Bet. Broadway & Sth Ave. Established in 1879 ae the clear for merchant yi es of Gingham, Linen, Percale Size 6 to 14 years. 1.95 and 2.95 house it of Georges Famous Model Clothes, distinctive frum ordinary ready ‘mades. Wearing Apparel | FOR BOYS & YOUNG MEN Norfolk and Double Breasted Suits with two pairs of knickerbocker trousers. Made of Fancy Mixed Cheviot, Tweed, Homéspun and Blue Serge. Size 8 to 17 years. 8.50, 10.00, 12.50 values 10.50, 12.50 and 15.00 Norfolk and Double Breasted Suits with two pairs of knig¢kerbocker trousers. Made of Fancy Mixed Materials. Size 8 to 17 years. 5.50 value 8.00 Spring Reefers and Overcoats of Serge and the originally made to sell at $5. Your choice of the entire lot 1.90 Women’s Shoes and Colonials, 2.95 New Spring styles. High shoes come in tan and black calfskin and patent . marked at7.50. Hemp Straw Hats, 1.50 All the favored shapes of the hour in the newest colorings, also black and white. 16-In. Ostrich Feathers, 1.50 BAD BREATH It’s Your Duty to Get at the Cause and Remove It. A Word to the Wise, You Know. Silk Stockings, 75c Guaranteed for Three Months Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the substitute Twenty-eight of the sea- for calomel, oil the bowels ‘and positively son’s best shades, also white do the work. new Gray and Tan Mixed Fabrics. Size 3 to 18 4 and black; double heel and won in all 1h ct ie ea bean ene ait | years. value 7.50, 5,50 toe; reinforced garter tops. The pleasant sugar-coated tablets are taken for bad breath by all who know them. Olive Tablets act gently but firmly on the bowels and liver, stimulating them to natural Young Men’s Hand-tailored Suits in conserva- tive, English soft-roll and Norfolk models with patch pockets. 3.50 Sample Shoes, 95c Colonials, Pumps and Oxfords in all the best e yr, = . Ka ser Silk Vests, 1.45 materials, Shoes of this character were never acties, raring Un He lnc genty partying e Made of Navy Blue Serge, Cassi- ed at this price as a special buying | | before offered at this low price, ‘They do all hat dan rou, calomel aaa mere, Cheviot and Homespun. Size 38 to 40 chest inducement in our Knit Underwear Section. without any of fin ped at diode. ing| UORSUTE. value 18.75, 14,50 Special Sale Venetian Silk Vest, in white, light blue cathartics are derived from Olive ‘Tablets Negligee Blouses with attached or soft detached collars. Made of Woven Madras. without griping, pain or disagreeable effects of any Le Silk Petticoats; 1.65 The color to match or contrast with and pink; hand: somely embroidered and ribbon run. Size 7 to 14 SOROSIS PUMPS. Reinforced under the arms and | | your new Spring suit is here at this as- puieots ificted years prociin omens | years. value 1.00, 55c On Ssturday., April sth meant to sell for half more. bielahingly lo price. a tee Ply Tabew wrt «re varie com. Pajamas of colored stripe Madras, trim- Pumps in Tan, Russia Calf, Gun- TheMar vel Washable flounce. Regularly 2.50. } "Every ie Ohne Table has « movement : metal, Patent Leather and The Olive Tablet Company, Columbus, O. White Budakin. 3.45 pair Glace Gloves aon . — Value 5.00 This is the glove that you have no Lingerie Waists, 95c Wiktme Gal ateat aad doubt boned yay Lyng ortainstically Fourteen dainty models that will evi- recommending. it is the only glace glov: Bi Vi ve or four 5 Rhinestone Ornaments. which can be washed and is Beth ibeg Dor a power of the NEW Bins, RAE a Neat Wear Edgewood proof. Reasonably priced, too, when you con- sider that they outwear three pairs of or- dinary gloves. Overseam Sewn, Value 3.00, 1.75 pair Voile Waisls hand embroidered and trimmed with shadow lace also with colored embroidery and lace- (rimmed sailor collar. Batiste Waists ina variely of prelly stvles, Worth a dollar more. RED-MAN 2 for 25 Cte. YOU'LL ADMIRE OUR EDO. woop COLLAR, IT's THK CORRKCT REIGHT AND STYLE Yor Now, James McCreary & Co. 36th Street 38d Street | eri Pique Style, $2 Paid Mail Orders Sent Parcel Post Prepaid EARL & WILSON | MAKERS OF TROY'S BHET PRODUCT, | World Wants Work Wonder, AG MOON LTR A NNN RS A A RRR