The evening world. Newspaper, April 9, 1913, Page 15

Jurning from Wool to Terry Cloth In MEN’S BATHROBES - When the heavy woolen Bathrobe you've been wear- ing all Winter in your room begins to get a bit burden- some, you will be glad to change to one of, these lighter Robes of Terry cloth for the Summer. We have them made for us by the man who is best of all at them, which means that they areroomy,tia' th +sea ns ate well finished, and that the Robes are excellent in style. Some of the fabrics are American, others are foreign, in Jacquard and ery effects. All are -looking. One HA smart style haa shawl collar, cuffs and pocket flaps of solid color, harmonizing with the fancy body of the robe. Prices are @4, $56, $6.60, $7.60 and $8.60. Boys’ Terry Cloth Bathrobes, $3.60. Fourth Floor To Keep Men Cool in Summer LINEN UNDERWEAR at 80c The man who looks ahead a bit will get the most: action out of this announcement, for it concerns Athletic Underweat of the coolest, most comfortable kind, that will be a boon in hot weather. ; It rel famous Underwear made of pes Trish linen, plain or with.a self-etripe. The drawers are knee-length, the shirts are cut in athletic coat style, and there are all sizes up to 50 in each. ‘ ; “TS FORGIVEN BF WIFE oe cedet Ds Murphy Gets Pastor te Inter-| _céde for Him—Miss Archer ve With Father: x ti gt the same time that Migy Polly | cher, a ninoteen-year-ofd “echoo! | tesoher and minister's daumhter, @epart- from town, has returned. : Miss Archer didn't come back. After @he Vanished, two months ago! her! father, the Rev. Georse D. Aroifer of | the Methodist Episcopal Church, re- a Mrs. Murphy, x “an dite! ae ‘3 than dseld, broke open mak tay ; : : vi 3 F b ; These garments were sent over here to sell at $2 each, but A Fortunate Purchase | : : $2.50 we secured 1,800 of them to sell at the specially low price of Fine Belgian Split Untrimmed rane ioe ool Boe Dan hs Ape Fou Sli hd tema Hats, Tomorrow at $4 These Blouses Are Specialized in Price Because They Are In the Modes That Have Received the Cachet of Fashion June. Main Floor Roman Bayadere Ribbon Belgian Split Hats are such fair rivals of those of Milan in hs ‘ seul learned that Murphy had been .. And it q Although we have sccomplished the giving of extraordinarily fine qualities A group of these attractive Ribbous, with their rich oo a 4 et af a: pg Cries ert eosaad shat we pros many instances, we do not think that any have ever exceeded these which we shall | .io, aaWinalions, that are so effective for “milli about ten days ago, the Rey. ted theeé hata at a:}e i Present tomorrow in the models illustrated. These are trimmings, or children’s sa shes, is specially low-priced 4 at 260 yard. 7 in. wide. An excellent quality of ail-silk Satin Taffeta Ribbon, in the season’s best colorings, also black, 534-in. wide, at 46¢ yard. An all-silk Taffeta Ribbon, 7-in., various colors, is 26¢ yard, in Blouses of Novelty and Plain Voiles , me Tatar Murmay sad t36 oh ~ is and | At $2.50, $3.95, $4.75 and $6.95 ets: SS peeeenesy 1 a .. This is f ys’’ Blouse is only one of the many Gimbel features through Polly te bie new home in Croziers, -ideas from us! and satin-finished Messaline Ribbon, 534-in., in colors that in- Bec, ef | bens, i : domaine by other abop geting tel tela econ | se plenty of Pink an Dejan. "Main Flee ack; whats, Oia: rouaway successfully—English purple, French blue, American Beauty, endorsed by Deslys—who granted us'the privilege of naming this louse for nd was given quarters in the ¥, wood brown, navy, also natural and black. her. Our illustration bears her personal signature. Third Fleer A, building. A Sale of TRUNKS That Ought to Interest Beery Who Wants to Be Moving On .°. When you've fully made up your mind fo go revel , one e most pleasurable preparat J is pi out the trast | that is: ped oma sate & coun brown | Ostrich Plumes, Keds Arvanse soniinrel In the Most Desired Colors and of Unusually Fine Qualities his wife would forgive him and | : te at $3; 4.60. and $5.60 ee oe “A gcagitee lou, shades, of. blue ira asides Serviei ‘creeds Mandarin, American Beauty, black and white. All of ‘these ‘plumes have the heavy drooping heads that always denote beauty, ©; Crepe Meteor-and-Chiffon Cloth | DRESSES, $15---Extraordinary! . The No-Charge Trimming Service mherty, th ‘ , pany you. For tomorrow we have organized a Sale and reached hi ernoon. will be graciously extended on this and all other occasions, when you pur- Indeed, they do not have “‘the $15 look,” for the silks are of such good quality and of just such | Trunks of our lar grades, A eR SS Chase ustrimmed hats and their trimmings in oe pen the Dresses are fashioned in a refined‘and effective style! As the bodices of chiffon in is range atten, but at savings of athird, or even if EAKE DINNER, SAYS SHERIFF. Wo. Waatn to Get “We Boys” Whe ae . — — © Nelliug! fekei@te Jurors. se ; new crowd of the “We Boys” who ed teatimohial to Sheriff Harburter| Veg asd he rater of six tickets (or $15 to the wealthy members of the mires Has a Bridge three jury panels, war repudiated by cloth are draped in surplice fashion, and as the skirts are only slightly draped, these -. Dresses can be worn by women of all statures—and that is why we have them in all sizes from 34 to 46. We nearly forgot to mention that the V-shaped yokes and under sleeves are of white shadow lace. Brown, black, Rouen and navy blues. Crepe de Chine Dresses, $18.75, $25 and $35 ; afternoon wear may select them in the bright and dainty colors that are now 99 fashionable” yl styles in bevy, brows ‘and black for morning wear. Sizes 34 to 46. more, on our regular prices. ¥ DRESS TRUNKS of splendid quality. Best duck-cov- ered basswood veneer box; edges and center bands bound with heavy vulcanized fibre, steel bottom with hickory slats, securely riveted, best hardware. French lock, fige linen lin- ine, lower dress tray and convenient top tray with remov- ab! ie oun and sub-divided compartments for neckwear, veilings, etc. the Sherif to-day after the receipt of | : ‘of Sighs—on the con- Sizes 32-in. 34-in, I6-in, 3ein, 40-in. ihe emercan Car and Foundry Com: | B/¢ ¢ Leyte i Hume cool for it permits Wool Eponge Dresses in the New Habit Skirt Style, $18.60 fale Oe sis. gio eso et “Se of No. 16 Broadway, Also a draped model with eyelet embroidered collar and spider web net yoke, ut @86, SslePrices.......... $10 ‘$11 $12 $18 $14 Belano wrote to the Sheriff that ¥ ‘ect breathi and while iving a straight 0 ront it is so scientifically dialaned that the * abdomen is not in the. least crowded. eee abet * ‘When you look at the Corset you can’t see pocate the “Presidents” “Vice-Fresi;| this bridge that connects health with comfort, nal Olav"? which purported tobe but when you But it on, you realize that in eS age rsp rend ‘ the front it is differentfrom any other corset, for there is no pressure against the diaphragm. {so fake. MMANQUET FOR CREDIT MEN. | This. Bridge Has Helped 1 ued for New \Iy ae 99 Fi ; foe mrnaccns Tenet wr itl | To Make. the:‘Nemo’’ Famous ‘paritations have deen ‘ + New models in'the Nemo Corset at $3 New Combination Suits at $52.50 ™ ed skirts and black coats has met with such success, we hava re- pent ease ens pect his fective combination. Demi-Dress and Severely Tailored Suits of Smart Woolens At $25, $29.60, $32.50, $35. and $55 Third Mloor i DRESS TRUNKS—Excellent slatless Trunks—one of our best selling styles. Heavy duck covering and interfifi- ing over best basswood veneer box, bound and banded with mottled fibre, two stout leather straps over body, fully riveted, cold rolled steel hardware, conveniently divided top tray and one aie ciale ee 7es F2-in, F4-in, I6-in. I8-in. 40-in, lar Prices........ $20 $21 $22 $24 Sale Prives.......... $12 «$138 «$14 «$15 816 STEAMER TRUNKS—[ibre-bound, fully riveted, cloth- lined, extremely light weight, but strong, best three-ply basswood veneer box, top tray with web tapes, bottom pro- tected with thee narrow slats of best quality. uld You Have Such Good-looking: House Dresses Made for $1.50, $2 and $2.95? Where Co . Sites 32in, 34-in, 36-in. 38-in, 40-in. @eait men to attend to $10. Pink Corset Shop, Second Floor ; ‘ Regular Prices $16 “$17 $18 $19 $20 the Hotel Astor Our prices for these $10 $11 $12 $13 $14 vantcipated, the House Dresses Genuine “INNOVATION” Wardrobe Trunks, 925. it affair ‘in Renquet will be the ~ paint of attendance in the history of the Tomorrow pa! : at cant eee euney Q| | Now, We Have Reproduced || si sn i you we an ingeiow oun. nth tative even stress and delight in making your little pao Ag Bg count up the cost of 1 embroideries, buttons, findings and patterns! And some of the Dresses require patent belts to compas their smartness— and you know what they cost. ter a moment's thought, you are surely wise enough to appreciate that it is far more munica) evan Jucer ime renein 4) | Young Girls’ French Dresses wi 1m jleliver e princip: le For A of thi (stave gl ha hg ; Wa taterenas 0” O17 ce Just as Paris-like as though fey Nae been : i ¥ oun! ns. MEDILL HORMICK 1LL|f| | AAS tytn em, teas Sep ; . 0} @HTICAGO, April 9.—Mrs. Medill Mo- ng-waisted—and these days Some Odd Dozens of Fine Table Glassware Women who are going round armed with a shopping list of things to get for Cormick, daughter of the late Mark A. to get these Dresses ready-made their ly have eco! i country na, collapsed here while uraing 300 iy t GIMBELS! employed in department stores to no or skirts, for they are in one piece, Cee ee ie Tels chaste ee houses may cee tise was at the Musicians’ but the idea of the extreme waistline is Eye rey we sei with the ‘embroideries — it be able to Kom Bnd Mrs, MeCormick bad only | by belts—in these Dresses they slip throug! will do your heart good to know that there is 8 man. check off the Reve the arma ot i coum, f\ | poe nal th h duced at facture oldery jw sewed on, and about every. detail item “glass aig erates teterefeke! Pay A cies, ‘Penis nay select it in his Dresses. “These arc only @2. oe sie and rose if they come 4g 4 s, er 6 , i resses in emi : A Ns in either white linene with collar, Tanne Dre oy of embroide early enough , cuffs and' belt of plain or stri to e in rose or Marie Louise blue. Also in this little Dozens of other styles in laid gingham, with white cordeline : ae bray and lawn at $1.50 to Follar and cuffs and patent leather belt. A Bow a4 Style with the narrow -3'%. e pag cham- 2.95. Second Floor clean-up. Quite a variety of desirable patterns is represented, from a. pretty etched design, in American Crystal, toa fine English Rock reproduced in’ a a ge rystal pattern, and including Bohemian and Baccarat French Pept of Ate with collars.“ m Storm—French—Hairline—SERGES Glass. tn some of the designs it is possible to get whole dozens and cuffa of hemstitched white 4: oe NES A I S ial G of glasses, or even a full 60-piece set, at fine savings. voile, White, rose, blue and tan, \ 4" n a Special Group at 95c Yard Water Goblet, $e a Heeach | Conta lama, to fo each Nature Sh $5. Sizes 6 to 12 years, ‘Third Floor It’s full time tobe picking out the material for your Summer traveling suit of serge—the smart Claret Glasses, 260 to 660 each Whiskey Glasses, 100 to 60¢ each ‘Wine Glasses, 260 to 60c each | Water Tumblers, 166 to 680 each others are—others, tailored costume that is equally in place on the railroad train, the hotel piazza, the deck of @ Cham Glasses, 260 to 752 Ale Glasses, 16¢ to 60c each potent Git ad ————— art on city street. Cordial Glasses, 180 to 600 euch. | Finger Bowls, 366 to B0c each Ca tes Orders from ¢ D latance Wer e Canceled 4 This is a remarkable gathering of 3,500 yards, of the three styles of serge above mentioned, $20 Iridescent Table Service (Illustrated) $14.75 ie [od Cp coperear ay ay oe are) COOCRRRIN in navy blue and black, all pure wool, 50 to 54 in. wide, and now at the uniform price of 980 yard, A limited number of 60-piece Sets of these attractive Table Waited" Mates, though made to sell for more. bed Floor Crystals, in the graceful shape sketched, at a saving of more Cp than one-fourth. Colonial Glass Water Tumblers, highly polished, speciolly good for Summer use, special at 40c¢ dozen, Tobie Tumblers, of viain moulded glass, 9-0z. size, special at 360 dozen, rita Mew | Ce ne ee a ws 421 Messaline and Taffeta Petticoats which we shall pass along to you Tomorrow at $2.50 Black and all the lovely colors, in two charming pleated styles. ~ Becond Floor GIMBEL BROTHERS @ROAOWAY NEW YORK THIATS THIRD wT