The evening world. Newspaper, October 3, 1913, Page 15

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OOTOBER 3, ARR NANA, Me MONE SO Mees | SAGE Cy eg Et Ty Well-Dressed Women Will Wear Coats of “Radyne,” Broadcloth or Boucle New Modes Specialized At $15 to $35 That fluffy moufflon dyed in a rich shade of gold makes a stunning collar for a Winter coat, is proved by the new broadcloth model that is illustrated. This coat is but $22.60, and may be selected for street or evening wear, as we have it in Peach While Rose Light: Blue Taupe Black Copenhagen Blue Tan with collars of moufflon dyed in gold, taupe, chinchilla, also in white. The Coats are lined with peau de cygne ‘ in contrasting colors. i “Radyne” coats in a smart cutaway style are trimmed with collars and cuffs of self material to match this plush- like fabric— oy Mahogany Rose Navy Black If you want an all-round coat for every day and in- formal evening wear, these ' Boucle Coats at $15 and $19.50 j will be just right, for they are both modish and service- Hl : able. models are trimmed with plush. Many of \ the coats are lined with satin. | Ural cloth Coats in a fur coat model; lined with | satin, $25. Third floor j This $10 Chapeau Is a Composite of the Latest Ideas of the Paris Modistes ny} ’ Of course, it is a hand-made hat of | Black Velvet ) It is trimmed with the fur that is a particular favorite— Skunk Opossum __ : The flowers that adorn it are the artistic idea of . Mme Reboux— | Pink Marble Roses And a true artist’s touch of color is added by Paon Blue Ribbon | We have talked at length about this hat because it is one of the best fur-trimmed Hats we have ever presented | at $10—and because its style and quality are representa- | tive of our Hundreds of New Hats At 58.75, $10 and $14.75 Among these you will find reproductions of Lewis : models, the Mmé. Pompadour Hat, copies of Mme. Louison’s petite Hats, the Mme. Georgette’s Bonnet, and many | j others that are just as attractive. | Specialized Millinery For Young Girls | The latest models by Jeanne Lanvin, Ipynx and Valentine About have yr been reproduced at $10 to $15. ‘Third Floor } Semi-Dress Ha!s, $3.50 to $7.50 Austrian Velour Tailored Hats, $3.75 | Soft Plush Tailored Hats, $1.75 English Felt Hats with silk bands, $3.75 i \ Main and Third Floors | Wy | $26 $25 Mademoiselle Should Be—and Will Be— Pleased with These $25 Suits she may select from ten styles, at least—and because we have only to assure distinctiveness to all our patrons, Als @utta of Wool Poplin, Broadcloth and Cheviots gxotn ’ _ are fashioned with Green Two-lier Shirts tal en Blus Shirts with Apron Panels and Yokes Waislcodts and Veslees Naw and many are T Trimmed with Smart Furs also 18, 15 and 17 years in these, and other’Suitr up to $110, Frocks of Chiffon, Crepe, Broche Silk, Lace and Net, $19.60 to $85 ‘Worumbo Chinchilla Coats--three-quarter length, $16.75. Striped Zibeline Coats, satin-lined, $25 Qoateand Wraps ina host of new styles, up to $85. Third Floor Extraordinary—Young Girls’ Serge Dresses at $5.75 and serviceable shades of blue and brown, also black, in these dresses sashes of plaid silks, lace collars, silk ties, patent leather dered rep collars. Sizes 6 to 14 years, Chinchilla, Cheviot and Boucle Coats, $10 Coats of Chesiot withSilk-lined Hoods, $18.50 Other Oat upto-$t5 ’ GIMBEL, BRO | GIMBELS | Store Opens at 8.30 and Closes at 6 The World’s Gems of Fashion are Exhibited in “La Promenade des Toilettes” And \-hat a setting for these Costumes that are this sea- son's masterpieces of the Paris dressmakers—-the three en- chanting scenes from “Le Minaret’’ as produced at the Theatre Renaissance in Paris. Indeed these colorful scenes Lo nee carry one’s imagination back to the gorgeous and ancient days of Persia. These Latest Modes in Gowns, Wraps, Suits, Furs and Millinery will be worn by living models—between 10.30 and 12 to- morrow morning; 2 and 4 in the afternoon. 8th Floor Men’s $5 Gimbel Fall Shoes will experience the novel sensation of being shaded in price tomorrow. 8 New Styles at $3.95 Models for dress or walking. The new English lasts —with the fine GIM- BEL workmanship. Gun-metal, calf- skin, patent coltskin and tan Russian calf leathers, button, Blucher and plain laced models. Saturday, $3.98 pair. Second Floor In Haste We Proclaim the Good News Resulting from a Splendid Purchase Yesterday $15 and $18 SUITS for Men and Young Men at $11.50 Goodness—very much in evidence al. every angle—cloth, style and value. Aremarkable offering: Nearly 500 SUITS, straight from the makers of Gimbel clothingfor men. All new styles and fab- rics. ALLSIZES, regulars and stouts, 83 to 44. These are Suits for which an man would cheerfully pay full price now. Plain blues, self-striped blues, blacks and blues, pin stripes, chalk stripes, black-and-white effects and dozens of smart erey and brown mixtures. ide range of conservative styles and models with soft roll collars jor young men. Some twith palch pockets; all af $11.60. Boys’ $7.60 All-Wool NORFOLK SUITS With2Prs. Trousers, $5 ‘This item alone is a strong reason why parents who are in the habit of saving should bring. their boystothe Subway Section tomorrow. Strictly all wool fabrics, strongly twisted yarns which render the very best service, brown and gray mixtures in the newest Fall designs,and they are made up in two distinctly different models. Norfolk styles. All eams are tioroughly reinforced. Both pairs of knickerbockers lined with strong, durable linen. 6 to 17 years. All sizes Subway Store, Balcony Pure Drugs and Medicines A few suggestions of what one is likely to require at this season. The Drugs put up in our laboratory, in dust-proof containers, are strictly in accordance with U ments. DRUGS Epsom Salts, 5¢ Ib. Seidlitz Powders, 12 sets, 10c. Bicarbonate of Soda, 10¢ |b. Phosphate of Soda, 10¢ Ib. Alum Powder, 10¢ Ib. Sugar of Milk, highest quality, 20¢ Ib, Rochelle Salts, 26¢!b. Licorice Powder, 306 Ib. Cream of Tartar, 35¢ |b. Beare Bia ‘ Wiech Hazet,| Physicians’ and Surgeons’ Soap, 6e 186 pt.; 360. Hodgman Combination Syringes Gimbels Violet. Tali um Powder, | at T6c, regularly $1.50. 16 Ib. can Subway Store, Balcony . 5. P, require- MEDICINE Westphal's Hair Tonic, $1 size, 60c, Canthrox Shampoo, 30c. Hay's Hair Hoa Danderine Hai Phenoiax Wafers, A Gimbel Egg Shampoo, 10¢ Mennen's Taleum Powder, 10¢, Pebeco Tooth Paste, 30. Specials for Saturday in the GIMBEL CANDY SHOP Victory Chocolates, 36c lb. Spiced Gum Drops, 18c lb. Jordan Almonds, 36c lb. Salt Water Taffy, 22: lb. Chocolate Peppermints, 25¢ box, Cream Delights, 25c lb. Subway Store, Baloony THERS THIATY-TOMRD OT. 1918. The “Charlotte Corday” Is the Latest and Quaintest of Fichus--$1.50 to $2.50 Since the fichu has come into prominence, many adaptations of it have assumed the name —but this, the “Charlotte Corday,” is the real fichu that can be draped as you please. It is prettiest in fine net, trimmed with wee pleatings of the net, ruffles of shadow lace or black-edged net, $1.50 to $2.50. The Newest Swiss Embroidered Collars At $1.50 to $6.50 imitate beautiful Madeira and Venise handwork, also punchwork and appliqued net. Some have cuffs to match. Lace Collars that look precisely like real Point Venise ar $3. Pleatings oy lace tu'le and chitton, 25¢ to $4.75 a vard. Imported Marabou and Ostrich Rufts, $3.95 to 865, Modish Veilings in all the new meshes, 25¢ lo 82.50 a vard. An Importer's Samples—Several Hundred Imitation Venise Lace Collars, 50c to $1 Regularly $1 to $2 and More In white and beige—some with cuffs to mateh. Main Floor Tomorrow—The Opening Day for “Vanity Band” Blouses of Crepe de Chine, Chiffon and Lace at $5 It Is Expected That Critics of Fashion Will Consider These Remarkable Blouses {; _ Their Vanity Neckbands of black velvet in themselves give them charm. However, the Chiffon Blouses are made more dainty with fichus of white net, and the Shadow Lace Blouses have camisoles of flesh-color chiffon, besides being trimmed with bands of colored chiffon and pleatings of tulle. The crepe de chine Blouses have the w de ruffle that sug- gests the de Medici neck and the fichu front. Blouses of Crepe de Chine, in li'hile and all the colors—twith the 1830 shoulder—g5. Skeleton Gilets of Plaid Silks, $2 Gilets (Waistcoats) of Silk Bengaline, $3.95 Silk Shadow Lace Blouses, Lined Flesh-color Chiffon, $8.95 Corded Canton Crepe Blouses, $2 ve 1000 Net-and-Lace Blouses, $2.95 and $3.95 Blouses whose daintiness tells that they should be priced much more. Nearly all jhave Vigee Lebrun Ruches, and net linings that are trimmed with ribbon to give the Empire effect. Third Floor It’s Good Judgment to Bring The Boys to GIMBELS Tomorrow For Their Fall And Winter Clothing Their heavier clothing ought to be safe at home and all ready to be put on. Selection here is at its very height gained by waiting. Comparison has shown that at GIMBELS parents will get the most in style and quality— which means ser- vice--that their money will buy in Boys’ Clothing, The hoys themselves like GIMBEL clothing, because there are appropriate styles for each age of a boy —each with its own individuality. Our experience in choosing fabries for their wear, as well as their looks, assures absolute satisfaction, America, England, Scotland, Germany and France are represented by the foremost boys’ specialists in each of these countries. Here are some Gimbel specialties that parents ought to know about particularly . Boys’ Hand-Tailored Suits, |Boys’ Cordur $10 to $16.50 enenyliah Exceptionally high grade, several distinctive Norfolle (Tvg{O% Mt styles with two pairs of knickerbocker trousers, sizes 7 to : 18 years, Boys' Two Trouser Norfolk Suits, | At $5 to $8.75 Three extraordinary groups at $5, $8 and $8.76, all wool of nothing is to be rhocker i) two pairs of full eut knick ud mouse gray. Sizes 7 60, and i ul at $6. Sailor Blouse and Russian Suits For little fellows of 2!y to 10 yearr, Attractive new tex at $6 to $10, with strong values at $5, in plain blue » brown, blue yuse gray corduroy and os at $6.80, with two pairs or brown tlandsom fabrics and very snuart styles, and every Suit with two 1 wi ia nleckettnaarg dasTtoisvacn °c Boys’ Winter Overcosts b vd fabrics sp adapted for boys 1 Boys’ Blue Serge Suits, $5 to $16.50 toss airy according to age. Prices They have won a splendid reputation among shrewd , *°!0W 1y conceivable price up to $8Ce parents. Every Suit is of standard all wool, guaranteed fast dye navy blue serge and tuilored. it should be.! “Rig hit,’ because the 3 and colors are just right, Special care has been given to the rein! ment of all! and prices very low—$6, $7.60, $8.50 and $10. SORTS, Fourth Floor These Bonbon Dishes Will Make Attractive Prizes These are silver plated on nickel silver, in a variety of handsome designs. You mustn't judge their de- sirability by thelr low price, for it is much less than their value. 25c¢ Each, Formerly 50c and More ——in fact, some of thevatuesrun over $1, But we have to muke room for other warescomingin. Main Floee