The evening world. Newspaper, October 7, 1914, Page 5

ne nearly “GIMBELS Greatest Fashion Success!” La Bonenade des Goileltes We broke down all bariers to get the new Paris Modes to America, forwe have always had the distingion of presenting the authentic styles in this country. “These Models Vill Surely Influence Spring Fashions!” This was the opinion ¢ a well-known Fashion authority. She was partic- ularly enthusiastic over thefrocks with thg wide-and-short skirts. Promenade of manneqitins, 10:30 A. M. to 12 M.; 2to 4 P. M. Untrimmed Hats Which Should Be More Than $1.75 to $5 A Purchase of |,440 Hats—Trotteur and Dress Styles Hats of Fine Black Velvet, $1.75 Black Velvet Hats, edged with monkey- skin, $2.50 Hats of Black \ Venetian f Velour, $3.75 “ \ Hats of Fine 2 2 NN. & Lyons Black : Velvet, $5 Fashionable $2 Feather Trimmings, $1 Brule Swan, in to imitate Feeeen © [ER SME Paradise fantaisie 27-in. Bandings of eng wets black and colors. Nine-piece Fantaisies of Peacock Brule Ostrich Plumes—black, navy and brown, $1. High mounted Wing dantaisies of Heckle. The N charge Trir Trimming Service is prepared to render prompt s@wi occasion. In every instance we ask that trim- mings, as well as the hats, are girchased in our Millinery Sections. Main and Third Floers Eighth Floor An Exceelingly Choice Collection of 95 Women’s $42.50 to $45 Dresses, $85 Jeanne Lantin's exquisitely simple but elegant modes. Models by th Callot Soeurs—rather extreme but arlistic. Several of Cheruit’s most fascinating models—these are distinguisheq by the “flare” silhouette that they give. Also modes y Bernard, Jenny and other leading French couturiers. 4s all of these Paris Models are Reproduced in Fine Silks they are far above tie average, at their regular prices—-$42.60 to $45 Callot Satin Faile Silk Crepe Meteor Crepe de Chine Third Floor EE In the Great Mill Clearance of M. J. Whittall Rugs and Carpets Are Huadreds of Large Rugs In Oat-of-the-Ordinary Sizes Nearly every home hs a large room for which it has been rather difficult to get a rug, either on acsount ot size, shape or the great expense attached. This sale removes every possible obstacle, tor here are big rugs in many odd sizes, at very modeiate prices. Two Sterling Whittall Qualities “Teprac”’ Royal Wilpn Rugs | ‘‘Peerless’’ Body Brussels Rugs $57 Rugs, 9x15 ft., $48.60 ie Hugs NTA x A thd in., $32.50 A 2.6 ugs, it. 6 in. x t., $36 Vt ~ Wt ‘ My hil i eanig 5 | $42-00 Rugs, 11 ft. 3 in. x 12 ft, $36 $63.50 Rugs, in, x 13 't. 6 in., $55 | $48.50 Rugs, 10 ft. 6 in. x 13 ft. 6 in., $40 $71.50 Rugs, 11 ft. 3 in. x 15't., $60 $53.50 Rugs, 11 ft, 3 in. x 15 ft., $46 Rugs in sizes 9x12 ft. ant 8 ft. 3 in. x 10 ft. 6 in., in addition to all standard small rug sizes, can be had to go vith these large rubs, ‘The same average savings prevail on all sizes. sone ‘mighty interesting carpet values in this sale Note—There are for those who prefer carp}ts to rugs as floor coverings, Sixth Floor <£ BALA ++ ee ee oe we TRIG ’ THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OOTOBER 7, 1914. NWN ARVANA ANA VARNA AEN ABN VARVARA EVAR VAR ARN AEN VAN VARNVAEN -| GIMBEL BROTHERS Store Opens Daily at 9 A. M., Closes at 6 P. M. Lustrous $2.25 Broadcloth in 40 Colors and Black, At $1.45 a Yard Is One of the Extraordinary Offerings of the, Autumn Sale of Dress Goods The Broadcloth is double width, thoroughly shrunk and sponged, and the colors include the season’s favorites—Rt — seal brown, cadet blue, as well as navy blue and black, in abundance. This is but one of twenty epee lots in which the fashionable ma for Fall and Winter costumes and wraps are included. _gecond Fleer A Smart Paris Boot Shop Ordered the 1400 Pairs of These Splendid. American-made Shoesfor Men which form this most unusual offering; but ‘the order was canceled. because they Men who know good shoes know the makers of a are the best in the business. They fi GIMBEL Wetbred Shoes for Men come from their fifty- year-old facto This choice ot, all in high cut styles, is selling At $4.75 Pair, Regularly $8 to $10. or 40 to 60 francs, waich is the price cy of the shoes in Paris, Easy lasts in soft kidskin, vici and patent kid, and gun-metal calf, but- ton and lace. Also patent kid, but- ton, with brown cloth tops, patent kid lace with gray cloth tops, and patent leather dress shoes for evening wear without tips. From our own stock, Se ond Floor Services for the Table China, Porcelain and Crystal It is remarkable what rare values can bepicked up right now in such merchandise as this. - In the final readjustment after the great Fair many odd lots and late arrivals came to light whose disposal can be most easily effected by pricing them at such savings as $85 French China Services, 100 pieces, dainty deco- ration, $47.60. $50 Combination Services $27.50 Service of 160 pieces, including 1@0-pieoes of Limoges china and 60 pecs of crystal glassware. Decorations are unusually pretty. $25 ey resin Service, 100 pieces, floral spray on blue, $1: $1 nel Porcelain Breakfast Service of 48 pieces, $5.95. Crystal Table Services $11.50 Service of 60 pieces, engraved scrdll band design, $8.50. a $21 Bohemian 60-piece Service, optic, iridescent effect, $12. $27 ee pecare 60-piece Service, etched fes- toon design, $19.50. Fifth Floor Far Countries Were Searched For things beautiful, useful and above all else unique that would make our, Oriental Bazaar a place worth visiting when you. need a charming gift for a friend, something decorative for the home or some novelty for your own adorn- ment. From China, Japan, the Balkans, India and meny other countries have come to us Mandarin Robes Beautifully embroidered; some antique; some repro- ductions. Now $10.75 to $66; regularly $16 to $75. Embroidered Pieces Worked in colored silk on antique crash foundation, Priced $1.15 instead of $1.75; others are priced up to $6. Embroidered Squares Beautiful Oriental figure effects worked in gold silver and bright silks, 12x12 inches. Suitable for pillow tops, hand bags, tops of trays, etc. Priced $3.60 instead of $4.50. American Leather Pieces Such as cushions, table covers, wall decorations, etc., tooled, appliqued and painted in striking decorative effects, college and fraternity emblems and so on. Prices range trom 60c to $9.75. A host of other charming novelties are ready here. Sixth Floor 1600 More of Those Vacuum Washers At 45c Instead of $1 Made entirely of metal; weigh but 134 pounds. They clean by vacuum, thoroughly cleansing the most delicate fabrics or the heaviest floor coverings with very little effort on your part, and not the slightest injury to the articles, Have been sold bya agents for as much as $3.50. $1 is a conservative estimate of their value; the price in sale is Sticks are sold separately, 10¢ each. Broadway and Thirty-third Street The GIMBEL Information Bureau graph, Wireless and Cable Messages. Ita Facilities are at Your Service. ‘Third Floor, Rear Sound Economy In This Unusual Custom Tailoring Proposition:--- It is directed to men who are uncomfortable in any but clothing made to their measure, and yet who are unwilling to pay the habitual price for the style and quality of clothing they are used to wearing. Briefly, it presents Men’s Suits and Overcoats To Order at $23.50 for which ordinarily we should have to charge $32 to $40. The saving, it is to be noted, is made in buying the fine cloths—NOT in skimping the workmanship. Materials for the Suite— Include new Fall weaves and colorings in Tartan plaids, bapa worsted chev- iots, unusual striped effects, club checks Scotch cheviots exclusive in design and tone, plain blue, black and gray chev- iots, and new wide wale blue serge, and fine silk-mixed English worsteds. Styles of the Suits— ouble or single-breasted Ls advan or conservative ee ath any little details as to pockets, lapels, ete., according to your taste. Materials for the Overcoats Oxford gray, plain black, or plain blue chinchilla, fancy gray mixtures, brown mixtures and black with velvet collar. pa of the Overcoats— Shesterfield models, raglan’ shoulders, loose skirt, button-to-the-neck and pla lapel styles. Please Note in Addition— That you are entitled to as many try- ons as may be ne to assure perfect fit. For sizes 44 and over, there will be an extra tnd of 10% This offer has been a month in pi merece, and it is the best in assortment, qual- ity and price that a critical man can just when he wants to order his Fall and Winter clothes. Fourth Fleer GIMBELSUBWAY STORE Two Big City Block Floors Crowded with New Fall Merchandise at Lowest Prices Patt ihn ttt tithe act cts ttt tetanic Girls’ Coats, $2.95 Girls’ Dresses, $1 F or School or Dress Wear Others at $1.95 and $2.95 Just Such Excellent Values} Mothers will appreciate these as You Would Expect to Find “— and will surely be in in the Gimbel Suboay Store| ‘Me Subway Slore Tomorrow Smartly made up in the "Tabele sa ae oe $1 latest modes from zibeline or cales, chambeaye in the ial cheviot. All trimmed; cor- models, Basque or long waist, duroy collar and belt or self| wide belt, It, repp collars or cuffs; material; finished with plush Pinion, sty H ted ox rain oo colors; plain or ki Sizes f buttons. Bto 14 y Laps on the Backs Impart) Girls’ Serge Dresses, a Very Dressy Effect a. 965 and ie 95 In navy, aisted model; () a Copenhagen. Lk be 'to 14 years old. Made very ful, Subway Store, Balcony Subway Store, Baconyl Shimmering Black Silks and Satins Being the Leading Fashion Favorites, Makes This Sale Very Opportune great and steadily fperwating demand are Black Silks and braved either for use in combination with cabrio fabrics, or alone. that reason there will undoubtedly be an extremely large number of ap- preciative customers in the ard sections of the cake iad Store, Lower Floor, tomorrow: 85c Satin de Chine, a boTaftets,, chiffon 11.96 Fons $e, Sete, le tabrio with @ r jack and a 60¢ Yd. ay roner. 2¢| 60 Yd. iis Pinta OH wtass| O5e Yd. ens ‘cally a8 inches wide. inches wide. 4 aM ws Bubway Store, Lower Floor $82.50 Dinner Sets, $18.50 101 piece Dinner Service Limoges China. Decorated with pink floral spray; coin gold handles, 17.50 Dinner fete, 13.50 6. 76 Chocolate & ts, All Linen Cluny Edges and | $ Ae peti het; fhe $ TE Che: nolate Set $2.95 ertions, 12c to 26c Yard. Here aang tiv wears, esatet peed band ecoratons ofen sack | pot pieces. Embroideries $13.50 Dinner Sets, $9.75 12c to 20c Swiss Nainsook and 100 pieces, rican porcelain, Camiets| Edges, 80, 10c, 12¢ and | Open shock patterns. fad to 38cNainsook and Cambric Jap China. and Corset Coverings,| Tea Cups, saucers, tea plates, Ww gen wide, 16c to 26¢ yard. bic ue butter plates; rere Subway Store, Lower Floor $7.50 Cathedral Art Glass Dining Room Domes, $3.75 Filigree casting on border. Complete for gas, with stem, canopy, key and in- Sverted light; 18-inch size. In either green or amber. Welsbach Junior Gas Mantles, 9c Reflex inverted. Gas Mantles, Lindsay Comet, } cap inverted; 9c. Laces—Unusual! 85c to 46c Shadow Lace Flouncings, 25c Yard. 17 inches wide. White and ecru. $6.60 Berry Sets, $2.96 6 saucers and bowl. $3.75 Cake Bets, $2.50 6 plates and cake plate. Nippon veer Reduced Regular $2.50 26. Special:>—$1. 26 . ae. 50, Subway Store, Lower Floor Special Sale of Trunks At Much Less Than Usual Prices An Opportunity A manufacturer who makes most of the fine GIMBEL trunks that command such a ready sale, said that he had a surplus lot of trunks on hand. He wanted to diseontinue their particular style, and he said that if we would take the entire lot he would make a surprising price concession. We bought the trunks, and they will be on sale to- morrow. $5 For $6.60 to $8.00 Dress and Steamer ar Trunks Gas Mantles, Lindsay Juni ® mantle with mica caine a nd b Selle _beerwood body; strong + straps; perforated holder; regularly 26¢, | °*** Mes so te Tae bie Complete Light, burner, | $7. 50 | press eater t ane and mantle, 306. Bubway Store, Lower Floor | linen eipy 5 Has Good Seats for All Theatres, Makes Pullman Reservations. Sells Rafiroad ‘and Steamboat Tickets. Has Directories of All Important Cities. Sends Tele 2 L< SAAS