The evening world. Newspaper, October 2, 1913, Page 9

GIVES HIS ADVICE ON | ppy | was, got married. and both), Charged by Meteree. it di “ Kupene Court Juste Kelly in ( ihe an sou Dek OO Heookiyn refused today to reduce the ren, MIB Seay gy 3) whieh ex-City Jauge Will- odo l Butliam H, Wadhams charged for bia ner- wappiness partly [vices ag referee in the divorce sult of fact that we haven't of | Wiltam Gould Brokaw and Mary Blair lime he allowed ation dor ‘WHEN TOGET MARRIED Lontidre fam growing old » At the same Vice-President Waited Until He liso is Ways when Was 41, but says Men Ougiii be went ¥ is omy $11.00, as he . ~ 1 hope we rf aniversars | watntalns has to draw o to Wed at 30, Women at 25, frotay iy signing pleted TANT | nein pat to « demands ‘ oi iforner wife. be recalled, se Mrs. Brokaw Brokaw filed a coun nade a The Brokaws, it wi WASHING T® Ated at first and then Went Ma elghteent in@ proud reminded of ' — med “ | NEW YORK SCHOONER LOST. | aes a lerew of Actan Miesing bat sup-! ter suit and Justice Kelly sat | point in his opinion y aceful charges agi did not offer any defense.” re Bee Rock in was re-| of said the Justice, ue Cutter | di ce sults should be tri was found by | court, but ats Wadhains seems to have and with her | done his work carefully and faithfully her keel; L will not reduce his fee.’ ay night lente “FATHER’S DAY” PROPOSED. ind from New York to St N. H, with a cargo of con w ix believed to have remained | gopee Nuaday in Jane, With Eve over night and rowed to the vedp Wanoi 2 ody Wearing a Rone. WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 “1 belleve ai niverea t! emsely Vice-Pi years day. But, as 4 1 others to get im whildren, 1 w married” ‘Tithing (he be married before they are general eu ~ Honor for des Colellesy Is Again New York’s Supreme Fashion Exhibition The many thousands of people who viewed the wonderful procession of MINARET, Turkish and other Gowns and Tailored Costumes that are here 0 from the great fashion creators of Paris have ex- pressed just one opinion. There is only one GIMBELS, only one Fash- ion Promenade, and to see a ——~_ -7 and know Fashions—the beautiful, the dignified, the exclusivea the extreme— ; jyou must see the “Prom- \ enade des Toilettes.” Here, in concrete gowns, ie ) Sad. in vast variety, in a won- derfully picturesque setting a harmony of architec- ture, music and apparel-- worn with art and skill, b: beautiful women, eac! chosen for the gown that is portrayed—here are the New Fashions that have been mysteriously talked about and hinted of. The sensational gowns, Cook > ‘ conceived by Paul Poiret, \. m for Le Minaret-—written about, marveled at, all over the world. Here they are shown—and worn—sent to us from Poiret’s own atelier. But there are scores of other creations—masterpieces, every one--from Callot, Premet, Doucet, Bernard, Paquin and many other world famous couleuriers. Promenade of living models, 10,30 to 12 and from 2 to 4. Welcome. Eighth Floer The Various Sections Devoted to Women’s Apparel Are Rich in Fashion Notes of Intense Interest Women’s Suits That Reproduce Paris Models French style and gra@e dominate each of the many new designs—the influence of Paquin’s being seen even in a Failored Suit at $25. Other Suits make every step of the price-way interesting, up to $195. Besides, there are the new Imported Suits at $76 to $426. if Suits for Young Women in distinguished and appropriate design, of American make, at $25 to $110. Millinery—The Latest Modes of Paris These are expressed in dozens of variations, all of them authoritative, by famous Paris milliners themselves, and by our own GIMBEL designers, whose productions even experts cannot distinguish from those of French origin. Prices in the Medium-Price Salon are $8.75 to $14.75 Prices in the French Salon are $16 to $176 Third Floor ’ . ‘Women’s Dresses for Motoring and Afternoon GIMBEL specializing in these dainty Dresses for more or less formal afternoon and evening occasions have proven of such great success that our new collections for the Fall and Winter social season are richer than ever. Afternoon Dresses of silk are $16.60 to $135. Evening Gowns of great beauty and originality are $26 to $195. Foreign Gowns which represent the thought and work of the famous designers are $75 to $460. Third Floor Blouses of GIMBEL Distinctiveness The collection, which has won fame for its extent and originality not only in New York hut in e' city whence people come to New York for what is new in fashion, is headed by the new‘ ngeline” Blouses of voile, chiffon and crepe de chine, at $2 to $18.75. Blouses in exquisite models of chiffon and crepe de chine are $3.06 to $66, and Lingerie Blouses, in new smart models, are $2 to $25. Third Floor \\\ 4 \ \ very detail of these Coats, from the pockets to the shape of the arm- wives a distinctive note. he Coats of “Radyne” at $36, have the new bodice back —and you may select them in terra cotta, blue, tan and brown, Coats of Irish Tweed, in stunning heather tones, as well as in tan and Oxford, are $26 and 7,60-—the latter hasthe new Japanese back, The model is truly London like, for it is double reasted. Third Fleer ARC EO Me OEE AAEM I THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2 BIG DIVORCE FEE STANDS. |‘ [of bachelor friends of mine, seeing How |W, Gould Brokaw Mast Pay 62,500) “1 am opposed to referees on prin- | English Motoring & Travelling Coats, $25 to $35 by setting aside a “Father's Day," ropon & resolution introduced ve Moore of Penn-| {take the firet Si lal day anit sylvania. | ay in dun have everyhody wear ar Moore-whe, by the way children introduced the resolution jolene jat the request of Chartotte K. Kirk bride and Carrie Sternberg of Philadel. pila, Who have obtained a Father's Day under the Delaware No other hair Hats tonic or restora- tive is as effec- tive or satisfactory as in these very ne the other. fashionable color. and color, ing styles in the terial, For Friday and Saturday 8000 Smart Shapes Hundreds of the most beautiful and fash- ionable shapes created by the most artistic millinery designers. ‘hat Are Matchless in Value, Assortment and Price f Soft Crown Velvet Hats — pozens of « vies All sizes. Erect Pile Plush Hats rage among fashionable women enormous—including every st Artie) 2.50 Hatter’s Silk Plush Hats stunning dash- The very height of fashion. In all the leading colors. Thousands sf ese Thousands of Other Hats Gth Ave., Corner 18th Street «New York's Fe Millinery oe noreret We deliver 5 lbs. in Gre New York C. 0. D. sil cach accompanying order, anywhere within 180 miles, by Parcel Post. ain Sale of w effects, one more beautiful than In black and every Value $3.00 These hats are the Our assortment 1s very finest quality of this rich ma- 3.50 Value $6.50 rom 49¢ to 15.00 GIMBELS Store Opens at 8.30 and Closes at 6 Brightening U A Man’s Necktie Kk Remarkable how the addition of a new Necktie or two to a collection that you know by heart, leavens an otherwise lump and makes each separate neck- tie ink up and look aerating: Many a man will be glad to add the spice of variety to his Neckties when he sees this fine new GIMBEL collection ot Autumn Scarfs. We have had some of our fine Spitalfields Silks from London ey up in the best possible way into folded-end Four-in-hands at $2. Another group at $1.60 is of American silks, in rich, new patterns and color-combinations of many sorts. And at 60c and $1 there are favorite college stripes and other striped effects, in the graduated Four-in-hands that are rapidly supplanting the straight style. Strange if a man cannot find at least several Neckties he likes in this splendid gathering. Main Floor The Woman Who Expects In the Shoes She Buys ——modern style ——perfect comfort ——enduring service ——at a moderate price Is SATISFIED with her first pair of Belmode Shoes at $5 and with each succeeding pair. The new models for Fall and Winter express the prevailing styles admirably. There Are 26 Different Models for walking and dress wear, Leathers in- clude Tan Russia Calt Patent Coltskin Gun-metal Calf Vici Kid with cloth or kid tops, in lace and button styles, Also special high - cut stormy weather Shoes in tan and black willow calf. All at $6 Pair Second Floor $5 Silk Jersey-Top Petticoats at $3.95 In every way these Petticoats conform to the fashions of the hour. Fitted tops of excellent silk Jersey, to avoid all possible fullness, finished with deep side-pleated ruffles of warp-printed messaline, in gray floral pattern. The maker used up his surplus materials in these Petticoats, hence the fine saving. $2 Flanneiette Kimonos, $1.50 For coolish mornings and evenings these pretty kimonos wilt be delightful to slip into, Several attractive patterns, neatly made with shawl collar and turn back cuffs of satin, 2nd Floor ——<— eee * ' Hurry for These Handkerchiefs! ‘Two of the groups “made a hit” in our Birthday celebration, and we place the remainder of the Handkerchiefs on sale again tomorrow at the same low prices. Women’s Initial Handkerchiefs, in many dainty styles, but not every letterin e: tyle. In pretty boxes of six at 76, usually $1 and $1.50 a box. M anese Silk Handkerchiefs, with '. in. hems and Old English initials; a jetters missing. $2.90 a dozen, regularly $6. And this new offering: Linon Handkerchiefs, white and colors, with one- each, reg. 25¢ and 35e each Main Floor Wo ‘9 Sheer Iri corner embroidery, at 12) .¢ eT ta GIMBEL BROTHERS | eee be rue THESE GIMBEL SUITS For Men and Young Men at $10 If judged by their appearance would be esti- 67a mated at $15 at least. Add to this the facts that they are made of strictly all-wool materials-—the button-holes are hand-sewn and the tailoring excellent. Even then it would be necessary for you to see the graceful hang and clean-cut appearance of these suits to thoroughly appreciate the sterling worth of them at $10. One of the atrongest values since ready-made suite were thought of. Sizes and styles for men and young men, 32 to 44 inch chest measurement. All new patterns, smart black-and-white effects, pin stripes, chalk stripes, and natty dark gray or brown mixtures. Men’s $4 and $4.50 Trousers at $3 A miscellaneous assortment sent to us from the Fourth Floor Men's Store, because there are not many of each kind. Neat striped worsted fabrics, splendidly tuilored and finished. Boys’ Blue Serge Suits at $3.95 All wool, guaranteed fast color blue, Fall weight serge. Smart new Norfolk models. Excellent suits at their first price, $5. All v brown or gray mixtures; plain seams reinforced and the kniekerbockers | blues, sizosé to 17. And some little Russian are lined throughout. Suits for boys, 24, to 7, Boys’ $7.60 Suits, with 2 Prs. Knickerbockers, $5 Strictly all wool, firmly woven cheviots, cassimerea, in gray or brown mixtures -two styles of Norfolks, perfectly tailored; reinforced; both pair of trousers lined throughout ; belt loops und watch pockets. Sizes 7 to 17. Subway Store, Balcony More Good News fi q MEN'S $1 NEGLIGER SHIRTS, Bc 1 eure at oh ens asetre, 86c As a special for Friday and Saturday just . . Good quality corded madras, splendidly one-quarter of the regular price oi these ; shirts has been eliminated, A new Fall stock, | made and firmly sewn; military collars; plain colors; all sizes. an assortment of which we are slightly over- MEN'S $3.50 BATH ROBES at $2.95 burdened with. Perfect fitting models, smart stripe effects, ‘These are fine blanket robes, excellently made, in a nice variety of colors and designs; coat styles with cuffs attached. Sizes 14 to 17, MEN’S 60c FALL NECKWEAR, 25c all sizes. Subway Store, Balcony Umbrellas for Men and Women Open end four-in-hand style, plain colors and the popular fancy stripes. $1.50 to $2.50 Grades at 95c Because of u few slight imperfections. Gimbel Hats for Men $2 & $3 Grades at $1.50 You may be forearmed against the rainy season al very lilile cost. by taking advantage of this rare occasion, _A fine variety of Umbrellas covered in Union Taffeta —- each with a tassel and case, Large assortment of olain and natural wood handles, The imperfections are very slight, and these | will give just as good service as if they cost | you the original prices, $1.50 to $2.50, Boys’ School Suits, ¢2 Plaited Norfolk or plain double breasted imeres and cheviots in dark ‘The models are new, but the styles in this assortment are represented in small numbers ~ they are broken assortments from the Fourth Floor Section, While every hat is | a perfect and stylish model for this season, , there is not every size in cach style Many of these are vmported your style and size among the total new colors BOYS' $1.60 HATS AT $1 Corduroys, velvets, felts, in all the newshudes and shapes; Tyrolese, ‘Tec 1 middy models, specially priced for Friday and Saturday Subway Store, Balcony i An Attractive Offer on a Most Attractive Instrument THIS SPLENDID VICTROLA VI. With Cabinet to match and $10 worth of Records of your own choosing. $50 Complete. ~$3 Cash; $1 Weekly nough to own o Victrola, those easy terme enable you Men’s & Women's 76c Umbrellas at 50c American taffeta coverings; plain and natural wood handles; strong paragon frames. Subway Store, Balcony Women's Roman Striped Sashes $1 Grades at 38c A new mode and a very popular one. combination color effects, in green, blue, red, tan, brown and white; 2 yards long, trimmed with afringe. Subway Store, B: Handsome A all about it and play a »me of the magnificent now now Getuber records get that Girt 60106 Anowh Harry Lauder Hit. nelody, 746. Mien rt Good Bye. ack, $1. » Helle of New ")) Victrola No V Cabinet to match Prive $16 Records 01 your own choice..Price $10 $3 Cash and $1 Weekly. oo