The evening world. Newspaper, September 16, 1913, Page 11

WE RLS WNSELF Secor eS GIMBELS Positively Genuine “Forsythe” Waists For You Will Find This Label in Every One ‘ Regt Zi} WAIST An Imperative Statement! This is not the merchandise that was disposed of upon the suspension of John Forsythe Inc., 22 West 34th Street, but it is the entire New Waist Stock thal was ordered by that store for the Autumn season—and which toe purchased from The Forsythe Waist Company—who for years has made the “Forsythe” Waists That Are World-Famous For Their Fine Quality and Excellent Fit Scores Feed ene cain the finest qualitice of fashionable ails, linens, cottons and flamnets $8 and $3.60 Forsythe Waists at $2 | $7.60 Forsythe Waista at $3.95 $4.60 and $5 Forsythe Waists, $2.60 | $10 Forsythe Waists at $6 35.60 and $6 Forsythe Waists, at $3 | $12 Forsythe Waists at 96.96 96.60 and §7 Forsythe Waists, $3.60 | $14 to $16.60 Forsythe Waists, $7.50 Tuite: ’ Store Opens at 8:30 and Closes at 6 And tohaies Os = DON'T USE DRUGS wecsuse of tis mat intarsaven toe al FOR CONSTIPATION A Difference of Scene — Paris and New York ir aod ot sopoition of bar varets yout Tey Wavaee's Cure But Just the Same Millinery—the Best in the World Be Fevers, eventy reare ld, sled “Tel tn at cna A Decided Difference in Prices—In Paris There Is ic me dt Me. 00 rant as ci bed, ope Practically No Limit to the Famous Modistes’ Prices es hetyae ae sees arr GIMBEL Millinery See Poepact nh nahn | acne tr mn demand, le . Prices Are $-ZEINE whe, roved, 20 Ds] the poloons trom’ the, inenins nd At $8.75 to $100 b .eeed him to accompany them to the The hod “ at method ie Pe t \ As wre are catiafied with » tale profit, we Doarding house at ba 606 West One ' h io being enthusiasticall, eI = ime t i tected tan thece tant ees [Sees at eee for the tariciicon bt wearing the CIMBEE man want with | everywhere and rn ng ho y 4 label in n thei chapeaux. ‘This reminds us De Fe Edwin DeHirst they found De Fevera Everyone 5 2 ing on the bed with gas tube lead- without delay. ¢ Hrs What’s in a Label? min Wa Coapeny the famous Forsythe Waists will not become extinct, for The tee dena lant fre hour the do | dale Oa $0 Pet a te aR or after all t is the hat that makes an | | Forsythe Waist | continue to manufacture them, "Huy this will be the only a dune a Meabahen e here thay will be sold, for in future GIMBE MB! i will be the Agent for Forsythe Waists impression and that ia aloo capable of making a woman stylish and more Pe ny Bo Poe that our Repro- rom saying duction of Par Modan at, 408 ad het, the equals of —_ Le toate ina me rive to $20. "Pour Floor Too Many Samples! Therefore, This Lingerie at 75c to $12.75 Is a Third Less Than Usual As these are the styles that a well-known manufacturer Spring, it is due you to know how we procured them at this time. forrest ” this maker assembled his collection he discovered that his enthusiasm had Princess Imperial rs hyper at the eee simply run arey ¢ we’ ee and that he had too many samples for his aales- | and cuffs. Another ‘has a sinall round collar, yoke men to take on th d. Of course, there was only one thing for him to | back and front, and is oie with pearl buttons, “6 here are the pimotiela that he weeded out, because they were similar | and daintily frilled down the front. New Volle Bi @ charming gathering has Lag reached ightgowns, Combinations and | Cimbels, every copy Altogether 4000 N' one’ being s copy of very wa of the tragedy that she could not be seen. Injerea at Army Manecevres, fe ONLY TOULOUSE, France, Sept. 16,—Capt. iN D. von Winterfeldt, military attache to Every style STETSON the German Embassy to France, while : makes to select from following the French army manoeuvres $3, 50 $20 noar here to-day, was thrown violently te Sinataaen ast" ACKERMAN Man and Twelve Horses Burned. TAUNTON, Sept. 16.—One man wes burned to death, five “These Dainty Lace BLOUSES in the New Paris Styles Presented at $1 Two charming models as illustrated of filet Ae Limi yp bates! effect and long s loaves, Ive imported \ Petticoats—but not that many styles, as he had tiful vest win with 1th loag Women’s Smart, Pap \ made samples for each of his numerous represent- | ta" nittion Baby ahha ty fine olf ‘Vat, ines F \" beget l Ce rset with cineca : LONDON SPORT COATS 1,500 Pairs—A Shoes, densienety , innata 7 Seubste (but durable) laces Entire Surplus Accumulation—All at One Those at $1 to $18.75—Main and Second Floors Sensationally Low Price Tomorrow. never, tatewtne ot rite leathers, You 75¢ Nightgowns, Combinations and Pettt- wom b be disappointed, for a better Shoe moot coats—Subway, Balcony Fill the oer Diawer and the Knife Basket With These Fine Special Offerings of 919.75 Grades at $9.75 <vPaent Lather, Caton, Gut Hats Tan ( Silver Tableware and Cutle AY AF __ We MMustrated thie pretty model, whlch eomes tn red, navy, ic tn eee oni Fy, White, mahogany, green, king’s blue and canary. They are beautifully made and finished, make evening coats, ting their homes in running order for the Winter and find shortcomings in their supplies of table sa wall 4 for probe wear. = coer mane Baleeny “tonde” at $6.75 These wihinsaa tu iealin dais 4 elena tweed, large patch pocketa, and fasten up close to the neck. Sizes 14, 16 and 18 only. CHINCHILLA SPORT COATS Gite Ma PL 3223 1.48 Y A well-made all solld shoe; will stand hard knocks; Boys’ 4 00 will else- 1.98 d Hats, 2.95 Women's New Neckwear Bart eee ee silk vel-| NOVELTY SASHES AND. OIRDLES— Bheffisld Plated Ware Rare Values Are Bei pica vet, i becoming Poth Chane Burns Gry also stripes and athe cee ta pres a paving of about one third on super In the Sale of Women’ 8 sack al fancy gulls coe si eniveone | oe ag av “There re are $2.25 Texspoen of ous aa oad tah aaa aie to, (Sterling [Silver ‘Tableware - al no ‘Cents ot tha Deter , bon, 10c SPANISH f ; tendon ty, $1.76 Oyster Ladle at 860, Meee) not to be eon- ct Ml eee RIBBON — 4 cap crentrepy MPa It aan 3, Butter Kaife at 280 Ba (binner See mer cathe ducen, Goatees teva te Set 2,669 COATS and CAPES, from $1 Upto 99,69. EACH Inches wide; ta pink, Hent bive one jiiléren's Sweater, Suits, consis Silver r Deposit for Gifts Pickle Fork ee ees Sere eens ermaeacterene | ng tacnlen Title One | Woden) BO Riis of New tN | + mi iter on. are lo Pantani 79C liegt Mate lS THI eae tty Sees Piag | Meecgloabianreccamcte | day in the September Sale of | LACE CURTAII Two very sood Lapeer for ines omens ete po, about one third.” “Maida Tet CHI N A & & L AMPS NS | diate wear; made of median, weleht] "Night Gowns 49C At Wonderful Reductions $12.60 Dinner Services at $6.75 Nee a aad EO exe yoke 8 tae cad Wonks foeee A Low-Price Advantage Is Added to the Many Attractions of Scrim Curtains with lace edge or filet de- med with plain color ‘ma- “ 99 : ‘ ell? glee mecricn of thin Asoerione once ond sign i swomenss COAT SWEATERS—tn|telal to match; also one style with The “DOMESTIC Sewing Machine plus lorecemmenot, design, white, gray, navy an ‘ WOMEN'S oSLAsP MOCHA FAB- , as ye paler an Pree RIC GLOVE serviceable In all this great city there are doubtless hundreds of Saver bk reinforced bc for fall; in ee Hath gray. women who are on the verge of tS. Bach coccsseveeee te: , 2 MEN'S FANCY “AND BLACK FAST BLACK COTTON HOSE —tel {Nj Saying a sewing machine tn ee sults Senularmuade; high spliced hese, \ If these women have discussed the matter at all, elther A ited ve al with friends or dealers—they are well posted by this time Ks wis i cio with iniende oF INE . Ml “ee use ie Li ae wd "T8c mani it ee 22¢ of the “Domestic” Machine ~“Heea’s Furnishings | Women's Fabric Gloves, 25c_ At $21, Instead of $30 herr! ar Ah at $8.50 $8, nd read lb : ries Z Because even dealers who sell other kinds Ifke we do inthis aa: Pies 4 Ry : Housefutnishing Specia $1.00 Steel Shoe Ate Sew tly ing Machines ont must admit of certain advantages which the “Domestic” ebie to nelect A ANG. fig Aluminum Tes Kettle at $1.75 Buckles, 49c machine af 8 big cut in pr possesses that ee ewe 144-qt. Aluminum Saucepan st 400 row. e IT » " no other machine has 2-qt. Aluminum Rice Bo Now here's the ey machine you want, at nine dollars im IMPORTED CUT STEBL SHOE BUCKLES—in oval, square and agen’ meres 2-qt. Aluminum 8 ‘ round; a variety of patterns; never ier Dan voy would ‘ation Wy bay Jor st trom any te ects . cit, aa? Vinenst 2-qt. Aluminum Cotfee Pot *t S00 en pag oe oe Beiter Decide Now, for This Is By No Means an Ordinary Occasion Pec bes alla Benn ny Share Lowes View $5 Serge Skirts {%, 3.98 Domestic attachments complete with each machine Boys’ and Girls’ & Sturdy School Shoes An elegant selection of black and navy Met serges; draped ef- Oak case—golden finish—with five drawers Specially P riced at $1. 50 hb fects; trimmed betaan tasked back and’ belted Exceptionally well Move-easy drop-head, which stays in any position These Are Made on the GIMBEL Sensible Last— i hin ett Footwear for Children 7G shoes, with solid leather soles, black kidskin ! with dull uppara batico otyler Bows the ante a ey tials idee give excellent wear. Sizes for Girls, Up to 2. Every Machine guaranteed FIVE years by GIMBELS and the maker Sows either chain or lock stitch, as desired Tape measure is inserted on the sewing board Instruction free at your home, if in Greater New York or easy payments, without extras, as preferred YOU MAY ORDER TODAY without any inconvenience because $2 CASH BRINGS THE DOMESTIC TO YOUR HOME and the balance may be paid at $1 a week—there are no extras or interest charges. Fifth Floor Women’s $1.50 Hand Bags, An entirely new assortment—in black, maize and with srnbro\aered designs; fitted with purse, git and this lot we number of leather bags in seal, walrus and single ey ‘double handles, fitted with purse and mirror, $1.25 Fall Dress Goods seit iN, hae WOOL BROADCLOTHS—gray, brown, green, navy 54-1 iN BLACK AND WHITE SHEPHERD CHECKS, |89c ‘and crepe pressing; Sizes for Boys, 9 to 514. 50-IN. ALL WOOL STORM SERGES—colore and black. 54-IN, ALL WOOL MIXED SUITINGS. $4-IN. SCOTCH, PLAIDS—in dark green and Dla, Atsevcersseesosneees crerrsecsemeees_ 450, £79, 1.98