The evening world. Newspaper, April 28, 1913, Page 11

NING WORLD, GIMBELS ——————— J FI | |e A Sensation in the Fashion World! We desire, however, to .] complete sections in | previous efforts for this occasion. We have only space go announce a portion of the many eplendid values which will serve as fair examples of what one may expect at the GIMBEL Subway Store Tuesday and Wedneaday. : Women’s $5 Serges or Covert Cloth; three- quarter length, Tu Poer Poudoien A Pantomime Acted by Mannequins How often have you longed to know the seéret of the Parisienne’s daintiness —how she wears her lingerie and her corsets? | — This is the first time that all women have had the opportunity of learning this fascinating information—for never before has there been such a presentation | of the Trousseau Intime on living models. Other secrets are also disclosed— The New Lingerie from Paris Including the Exquisite Recamier And Marie Antoinette Modes % Correct Corseting will also be illustrated. The Models that should be worn to give the uncorseled effect, the kind the stout woman should wear, and thehygienic jels for growing girls. ‘ i miei ed nurse is in attendance to tell what kind of clothing should be worn by i the baby and the little tots. It Is Obvious That Only Women Are Invited to these Exhibitions—between the hours of 10:30 A. M. and 12 M. and from 2 to 4.P. M.—in a series of French Rooms, in the Auditorium on the Eighth Floor, aa) 8 OO We Secured a Real Prize in This Modish iAll-Wool Eponge from Rodier, Paris i Less,than half price, you see—and on @-fabric that is one of the tremendous "successes of the season—made so by being the product of this famous Paris designer ‘of Dress Goods. { Though all-wool, this Eponge is light in weight arid desirable ft ’ . suits.and Sostumes. It is 52 to 54 inches wide, and when placed phir gen gend Fun {were fifty distinct shades, from black to palest gray, and including all the desirable pinks, || "**°?*4;! | blues, tans, greens and purples of the year. Though probably not all of these colorings will be In two here tomorrow, as there were on an average less than 100 yards of a shade to start with. Smooth fun; In twoskee ee But it is one of the extraordinary Dress Goods Offerings of the season, and well worth an || SZZACHED AND UmsLEACEED musLIm, effort on your part to share in it. ~ : é Standard grades, 16 nnd 38 in. wide. $1.95 a yard, instead of $4, because we secured Rodier’s entire surplus. Second Floor Wontar miata SH Mualnbia White Bed Distributing a Large Collection of se hr ‘Excellent BEDROOM FURNITUR: ' With Price-Reductions on a Liberal Scale Some of the:-Furniture is reduced 15 r cent. More of it shows a saving} of , 20 per cent. By far the larger part is 25 per cent. under-price, andefrom there up , to a full third. rt It is Furniture for the bed- “room of the average house or :' apartment—taken from the great ‘middle ground of our stock, be- cause patterns are to be discon- tinued by us, or have been by the makers, and cannot be kept com- ° plete in assortment. ° i Noapologies are necessary for ‘the quality—every stick of the Furniture is by makers who have been taught what GIMBEL Fur- atte encase gl pre _, There are many handsome Coloni ogany Bedroom Suites and single pieces; white enamel, too; charming burled maple, and the favorite richly tose 2) ireas- sian walnut. You will find the collection on the Seventh Floor, and we commend jit to home-furnishers who are seeking:good investments. Specimen opportunities: i Some of the Bedroom Suites MAHOGANY 95c WAIST FORMS, 250 ||, Mahogany Suite in fonr-post et le, with bureau, chif- B Chiffoniers Size 33 only. Black Jersey covered {jfonier and full-sized bedster. is 6160 from $230. . sare itentors sgigheg, Memigi bass, minal simmed; ‘good "ines from $86 Colonial Maho; Suite with full-size, be ifonier and toilet table, is §265 from $388. $82.00, from $60 $20 TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS, $10.60 x12 ft. Seamless Rugs, in attractive designs. ENAMEL arved Suite of Tuna Mahogany, cone 'iiteining twin bedsteads, bureau, chiffonier and toilet $15 TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS, $7.60 Chiffoniers 9x12 ft, Seamed Rugs, in desirable patterns. $12, from $13.50 pra 5 from $555, i, ; pat 18 JAPANESE MATTING RUGS GREATLY irom 7 wut and gold Chiffonier, in Louis XVI. desizn, is $17, from $20 Auge bard ere nior Coniged sad are 69 fi 25-—hi . And a Te Table t 1 fe teT 88 from $175. dik icidadag $20, from at a remarkably low eure, t 81.60, ie 500. Chittoniers LINOLEUM REMNANTS $17, from {23 +$1.25 grades at 600 square yard, $28, from §29 6 to 16 square yards {n each piece; imitation gran- $28, from $36 Seventh Floor “GIMBEL BROTHERS TMATY-THIRD OT. Just because they are slightly soiled. Half price Subway Store, Balcony A FINE OFFERING OF TABLE LINENS Sale of a Scotch Manufacturer’s sam- ples, mill ends and odds and endse—some of them seconds and some of them dis- continued patterns, others on} soiled. TT Fone ‘Table Clotha and Napk' eingle and e from 2x2 yards to 2%x: 1S ope, SeK36 in to bese ine” Value $1.80 to $6, Pric e to Nepki: 18x18 in. to 26236 in. Values $3.60 to $10 dosen.’ Price @1.80 to 68.78. ub 13 Cloths range Value $3 to BED COVERINGS AT BIG REDUCTIONS: 400 SHAMELESS SEMETS, ox Standard grade; well hemmed; size 64x90 in. before sewing. tre seam; size 72290 in, befor eee ee Sbo SEAMLIBS SEBETS, 600 $1x90 in, @ etrong atandard quality of eting. PILLOW CASES, Te all perfect. $12 AND $12.60 DINNER SETS, $7 100-piece sets; choice of 3 decorations; American ome’ with soup tureen, A remark- Full service for twelve peo} 100 pieces, American pozcelain; soup tureen included, 60c Thin Blown Tumblers, at 38c Dos, With any initial in Old English letters engra’ on each tumbler, 25c Austrian China Plates, 8c Each MONTH-END SALE OF PICTURES ween inducements to those who would which formerly aold at $1 to $3.75, et Artotypes, Pastele and Etohé ram me bur $4.60 TO $7.50 PHOTOGRAVURES, ¢3 inliand colored, choice selection, artiatically framed OTHER GRADES UP TO $7.50 TO $10 AT $5 EACH Including such subjects as “When the Heart Ie ‘Dance in the Imperial Court,” ete, 60 TO $2 SLIGHTLY DAMAGED PICTURES AT 5c TO 50c Etchings, colored artotypes An @ large variety, marked ridiculously low for quick clearance, FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS lt panel frame, centre ornaments .50 grades, at $3, 50 grades, at $3.78, Grados, at $4.50, jureaus $12.76, from $16 buen $16.60, from 370, Tnemel Bedroom Suite formerly $270; and’ & For , tor a simple bedroot rom $110, sohMnil Burecu in mahogany, with octagonal mirror, 35 'from $66, with Chiffonier to match, at $45 from Parid Toilet Table, et $30 froma $40. "Agother Mehogeny Suite, in Colonial post effecc, ine a.Lureau, at §42 from $55; Chiffonier, at $42 trom “SEW AA Toilet ‘fable, at $29 from $35, Bedroom Suites of threo pieces are other Mahogany $215, and $160 from $240, respectively. Rex Variety of Individual Pieces WALNUT Chiffoniers ee) [TUESDAY ING TRIE nicteateaeeric’| $12 and $15 Grades at $7.75 All-woot materials, good tailoring and every other point which has always made GIMBEL Clothes at $18 Clothes to be depended upon for style,wear & satisfaction. Wonderful things pron 0 $18.75 | wenth-nad cy uae purrs Silk poplins, wail tks foulards, tains and raemeaies, All sises, $1 WASH SKIRTS AT 50c $3.60 TO $5 ALL-WOOL SERGE SKIRTS, $1.85|°* $3.60 TO $6 RAIN COATS, $1.45 Slip-ons and single-texture Bohbazine rubber-backed coats, cemented seams, $1 AND $1.60 CHILDREN’S WASH DRESSES, 65c End Sal pockets times happen fon na ee MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1918. yi é TOMORROW AND WEDNESDAY IN THE SUBWAY STORE These liberal underpricing events at each month-end are now an institution firmly established. face this event with the good news that every one of the SEVENTY-FIVE @ Subway Store has surpassed all THE LAW OF THE MONTH-END. Everything advertised must be decidedly under- priced, and must be materially lower in than tt hae previously been during the oven if reduced in price before. month, This is @ case of one of those wonderful insiances, and in are going lo be mig) and old, pleased with their purchase tomorrow. Smart and attractive the model ‘s here are no two alike. 2 $10 AND $16 SILK 1s el and older men are sure of a selection. Sizes 82 to 44 in. chest measurement. It Ie too bad that there are not more than 460 suite, but then there te @ limit to all good things, 80 we suggest to our friends not to be tardy. BOYS’ $2.50 & $3 SUITS, $1.65 Norfolk Styles, 7 to 16 years. Russian Styles, 3 lo 7 3 ‘This 19 well worthy of keoping company with the men’s clbthing event, cheviots, MILL-ENDS OF WASH GOODS 12\4c to 50c Grades At 8c and 18 Yd. ettes, New Cloth, Kindergarten Percales, Madras, Dimiy, all $7 to 96 im. wide, Cretonne Glove and Handkerohiet Boxes and two-drawer Cabinets; well made end useful. Soiled $1 Gloves at 35c Pair 350 paire S-clasp kidskin gloves. Discontinued lines from our regular ot of the $1 grades which have been soiled in displaying or handling. Every good color that a good glove is made in Men's $1.50 & $2 Soft Hats, $1 The new shapes with bow at back, an well as all the new models for Spring and Summer. Grays, browns, olives, tans; sizes are broken, but full rdnge of sises in the assortment, 6c Torchon and Cl Laces, Yard dig patterns; edges and inser- 120 Linen-Finish Edges, oo ted 4 and 4% in, wide; suitable for curtains, 380 to 60c Embroideries, 250 Yard 7 in. wide Crossbar Corset Cov- Inge and 36-in Flouncings. Remnante and Short Lengths of Laces, at Special Prices 20c Ribbons at 12c Yd. 2,460 yards of ribbons in odd lots; mensalines, taffetas, moires and satina, in a wide choice of colors; 8% to 4% in. wide, 16c Scotch Weave Note Paper, 100 Box 24 gheets and 24 envelopes; good Quality fabric-finished paper, with fancy flap envelopes, 76c Lining Satin, 580 Yard 26-in, wide; new shades; extra Sne quality, 65c Satin Remnants, 480 Yd. Suitable lengthe; 86 in, wide; fine soft quality 350 Dress and Coat Linings, lle Yard ‘These are remnants, but in lengths suitable for lining dresses and coats; 96 in, wide; most shades, 1 Pearl Beads, 500 A limited quantity of exceptionally good quality pearl bead necklaces; a rich cream tint, gold plated clasp. $10 Gas Domes, $4.50 (Complete) Two atyles, in amber or green, with red diamonds; 22-in diame ‘These are aamples of discontin- ued lines which we bought trom one of our best manufecturere, To ‘ve cleared in the Month<ling Gale at lene than half price, ause @ eimilar reason and like good fortune brought it about. ‘These suite are of fine, strong, durable fabries, and smart in appearance, Many of them would be excellent vaine at ¢3. MEN'S $3, $2.60 AND ¢3 TROUSERS AT 61.65 Wetl-fitting, nicely tailored garments—in neat worsteds, cassimeres or Subway Store, Balcony. $ MUSLIN CURTAINS AT S6c PAIR surplus stoe t maker, of 1,600 pairs. ‘These are rufied or fiat curtaina, heme stitched edge, with tucks or lece insertion . With plain or figured centers, Hotels, Summer tages, here is the opportunity of the reason. $3.50! Bonne Femme OURTAINS, $1.70 0a. tree tis itosra tna thin Ales ince! 4f'ine wido, 355 ond 3 yasds long. ene 150 TO 25c DRAPINGS AT 100 YD. | Plain and colored Swisees, Ima, Cretonnes, eto. “ ot bata I THE NEW GIMBEL JAP SILK BLOUSE, $1.50 Quite ne and very harming these styles; [eos rpg flee) or Black silk, short sleeves, Ro- bespierre, Gibson an Also Mesealine Blouses, in blue or black, Robe ita of Subway Store, Balcony Women’s Undergarments 50c Percaline Petticoats, 38c Percaline or striped Seers . LR 98 gray-and-wiiter nowt tailored rather © moeend- white oF 85c and $1 Nightgowns, 65c sgore niseves insertions of ermbrolgery ce incense 38c Corset Covers, 25c Nal 3 an Uateek Of good quality, trimmed with embroidery 38c Dressing Sacques, 26c In many dainty shades, ao: ith white grounds and neat designs, others dark H kimono sleeves and belted ws 9 ad Bere Perper! $1 Corsets at 65c and G, B, models, trimmed with double hose supporters Btiached; ‘elves 18"%on 3 50c Brassieres, 25c Plain and embroidery trimmed, im aizes from 83-44, $25 and $30 Sewing Machines, $19 Surety and Partner Mogkines; 4 and 6 drawer all attachments, - teed for five ¥ Serre @2 cash pet $1 weekly. Subwey Store, Baleony 30c DRESS LINENS, 20c YARD Goft finish, pure flax—even and beautiful weave. 140 HUCKABACK TOWELING, 100 Yd. toBigquched, excellent for roller, face’ and hand 850 TURKISH BATH TOWELS, 25c EACH Women’s $3.50 Suede Pumps, $2.40 A New and Dainty Model for Summer, 1913 In gray and black ede The newest last wi e bi Cuban heel and neat ¥ narrow toe, suede bow, welted sole: all End Sale only, 92.40. sthpeety Sd Werth $25 UVa onye@ \$4.50 for dress; covered im Art Dra- — pery. Manufactur Ws 9 Oak Mahogany orMfnice, @ay PPE "Mircea: cost... $3.75 for this Bed Room Otto- shoes: . pay f hh ti ? is lined det vata ennery — 70 Years Established on this Corner men; 6 ok opens; coger eae Sara tare ee ead at