The evening world. Newspaper, September 2, 1915, Page 6

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Authoritative Millinery Styles that reflect the art of the world’s best manufac- ference to the treatme: To be A sure foundation for good preserves. Clean, dry Quick dissolving Easily measured In the September Sale---Sixty-Piece Crystal Services in 35 Exquisite Styles ‘Twelve each of water goblets, saucer champagne glasses, wine glasses, cocktai and cordial glasses. Four designs are illustrated. $150 English Rock Crystal 7 Service, at $75 : » ow) Vemanae” 1 Governor is brought |tunely and all is well The revelation of led The husband, | manager, perhaps, w Ryan was more ap Cue turers of France, England $108 Encrusted Gold i! er : and New York. Services, at $57.60 1 yl hve Ww aker’ Sa ee ae o> $28.50 Swedish Crystal He, gn m r pecially for Gimbels, . ee Exclusive , at ana a e Ss and are here in an assemblage Services, at $22.50 q wy that we have never before ; ‘ $26.75 Swedish Crystal eo || We ? pe Services, at $18.75 ea GED $75 All Bronze Figures From Paris, at $50 Just out of customs—a tribute to the ingenuity of our Paris office in getting them through to us. All are graceful pastoral subjects. Fifth Floor equalled, although we have had many wonderful displays. They are shown by the THOUSANDS in our spa- cious Millinery Salons and at the very moderate prices of $1.25 $2.50 $3.50 to $9.75 Hats of Hatters’ Plush Hats of Pann’ ‘elvet Hats of Lyons Velvet Hats of elour Hats of Felt and Velvet Cerrar aap Mth 1 iF Hats with either high, low, soft or stiff brims. In black or colors as varied as the rainbow. Hats t!at are stiff brimmed or hand shirred. Large, small, medium size Hats. The No-Charge Trimming Service Will gladly trim these Untrimmed Hats, without charge, if the trimmings of them are also purchased in our Millinery Sections, Main and Third Floors The 1916 L. R. Corset ITH her high-crowned hat, her W high funnel collar, her dee cuffs, her flaring coat, high boots and short skirts, behold Madame 1916—very smart indeed, trim, erect, graceful and well corseted in the corset that has been designed especially for the new modes— : : Continuance of the Sale of C. P. Limbert Mission Furniture at HALF PRICE $25,000 Worth for $12,500 SPLENDID ASSCRTMENT of this nationally famous make of Furniture. Ordered — and five corlcads of it, too—for the August Furniture Sale, delayed owing to factory conditions. Eminently durable, homel of construction and beautifully ‘finished. Quality coruidered, the cost is low at regular prices. r At Half Price It Is Irresistible The 1916 L. R. Corset It is beautifully straight, rather long, nipped in a trifle at the waistline and exactly the right height at the top—not high, not too low. Every woman will like the 1916 L. R. and will find that it will bring back to her figure the beautiful lines Out-Going of This Season’s : : $1.95 to $5.75 W ash For the Dining Room For the Library For the Bedroom it had before the vogue of the light Skirt $ 1 Buffets, 52-inch, with plate] Leather Couches, 78 inches| Toilet Table, with triplicate shapeless corset. J interes if Ss, o. ; racks, at $26: from $50, long, mont ier by its ao mirror, at $22.60, {rom $46. 9 L. R. in delicate pink ust think of it—$1 for Summer Skirts that on ya Buffets, 72-inch, with mirror ore Sent, at 928.00, from $66. r, with 42-inch mirror pai tad Lay ane on mite few weeks ago were at the height of their popularity back, at $50, from $100, pts fe Tables, shayed, with om $80. top, at $15, from $30, a and selling at double and more this sale price. But 60-i Oblong Library Tables, with | | Bedstead, with footboard and lace is #5. GIMBELS policy says clear them away ‘during the Piri aa a GO-inch, at | 5 drawers ‘and, i2xb4-ineh top, oat head, at s1e.t0, from $33 i ( i ; 5 . at $22.60, from $45. dsteads, with footboard, at Other new L. R. models coming season in which they were bought, regardless of Dining Chairs with leather | — Arm Rockers ‘with leather | gip irae so3 nn otbeardh in every day. PER EIR seats, at $4.26, from $8.50, seat and slat back, at $7.60, from $15. Screen, with panels of Span- Davenports, 5 feet long, with | ish leather, at $26, from $50, 2 pillows, at $82, from $64. Skirts of Gabardine, Cordeline, Rep, Pique Not all sizes in every style, but splendid choosing and great bargains. e Third Floor Boys’ New, Smart Fall Suits $5, $6.50 up to $16.50 Two Pairs of Knickerbockers The GIMBEL stock of Fine Cloth- ing for Boys affords the broadest se- lection at moderate prices, as it is the most complete of its kind. New models, in gray, brown and olive mixtures, stripes and overplaids, with plain fronts, patch pockets, yoke and pleated back, or pleated front and back. Sizes 7 to 18 years, All Our Boys’ $8 to $13.50 Suits, $5.50 Our finest lightweight Suits. in smart Norfolk models with two pairs of knicker- bockers, Boys’ $1.85 to $3.50 Washable Suits, $1.25 Fourth Floor Final Clean-up of $8 to $6 Hammocks, at $2 to $3 Strongly woven, wide valance and with throwback pillows, Fourth Floor L. R. Corsets exclusively here. Third Floor, Old Bldg. JOHN WANAMAKER | Broadway at Ninth Street, New York W.L.DOUGLA *3.00 °3.50 $4.00 °4.50 & °5.00 SHOES A YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY WEARING W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES VALUE GUARANTEED Bor 33 W.L. Douglas name has stood for shoes the ter sjantard Of quality for the price. His e price s| on the bottom guarantees full value. They are thebest known shoes inthe wort, oti ai sree fe et rly tert! te at Brockton, Mass., under the direction sad her- sonal inspection of a most perfect organization and the highest paid skilled shoemakers; all working withan honest ination to make the best shoes in the world, é W. L. Douglas $3.00 and $3.50 shoes are _«f the best that can be produced for the price, W. L. Douglas $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00 shoes are just as good for style, fit and wear Dining Tables, oval, with drop leaf, at $17.60, from $35. Seventh Floor Extraordinary Bathing Suit Sale! ALL $3.95 TO $5 SUITS At $2.25 Mokairs, Satins, Taffetas, Striped Sicilian Cloth, Three-piece Worsted Suits, Bengalines. Only this season’s most desirable models, Suits with and without tights. Trimmings of self and contrasting colors. Empire, Slip-on, Princess, Smock models. V and Square Necks; broken sizes. 85c to $1.50 Bathing Caps at 16c and 25c Bathing Shoes—only very few left, but regard- leas of former prices, out they go at 15c. "Third Floor We Are Specializing | Women’s Tailored Suits | At $25 and $29.50 ‘The latest Fashion notes from Paris are reflecied in every Suit as they are adaptations of our highest price model Suits. a $8.50 “Acme” Collapsible and Adjustable Dress Forms, $5.75 In four sections with separate ad- tments for neck, hips and skirt. sily adjusted to the pre- vailing fashionable lines, and when not in use fold up to half the actual alze, Sizes 82 to 42 and 36 to 44 bust, $3.60 ‘‘Acme’’ Collapsible Dress Forms, $2.95 ¥ Jersey - covered and nickel - trim- med; fold up to half their size. Sizes 82 to 44 bust. Fifth Floor “The Most Stunning Suits in New York” was expressed by one woman as she tried to make a choice from the numerous attractive models at the above prices, Her Final Selection The Suit illustrated of heavy whipcord, button trimmed, loose box Coat with rippling fulness from the neck at back and a wondrous collar of fur that is extremely chic and becoming. You might guess the Suit cost at least $50, but no—only $29.60. These Specialized Suits are made of Whipcords, Broadcloths or Wool Velours and are in the fashionable shades of Cinnamon Brown, Field Mouse, Russian Green, Navy Blue, Leather, Black and Myrtle. Third Floor None genuine unless W. L. Doug- las name and the retail price is stamped on the bottom. If you lo not live nea W. L. Douglas cannot supply BEWARE OF : SUBSTITUTES STORES IN GREATER NEW YORK: 20th Street, BROOKLYN 21 Fulton Street, cor. Pearl, 8-7 Broadw 101K, StateStcor Breed] 1770 Plakias Avoauee ° wht n° alee carry complete linen of W. L. Dougine 68-00, $4.00 and 04.60 shoes for Women :