The evening world. Newspaper, October 20, 1915, Page 11

LOL LLL, LL LLL LT I eC I RR A A I A - THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, COTOBER 20, 1915. iil a sig thsi nee =! + WINTER GARDEN'S Shen the wee prntin asan one'| New John Brown”: ut uncamtemingtes ty « nentrte | tore ot the chpwmatic in the | GOOD WEWS © THE NEW PI AYS Cc OON CLOTHES = ~ S) and Portraitsof |e "sr | ‘mM Ethel Barrymore Makes oat Noted De — ee ee oe owt Our Mrs, McChesney” a Success. BY CHARLES DARNTON . A’ arra { qunnamyien 2 a. a . ‘ ‘ ‘ " The portrelt shows Prowe without @! Mer Be ’ wee Gok? as - te ates d , . J - Storer | denth. ‘The strength, perkape the! these ie oon : ’ n Sarees sngnas ier tig -taghy wort ‘ ‘ltwought ont is Mr. Gue'e portratt.|eash ee cnars 4 ome whe 6 4 cgi tee thet ie quite clerics! tn|try of yd a ue ae Gueed and the Sesh made the play bw « o stock collar with Maring! habifully my: just @ Dutch proof of the ints . * ™ WOMAN IN | BAD CONDITION. eee Restored to Health by Lydia charm and her untal : ‘ ; E. Pinkharn'’s Vegeta- | ns Pay od Eg : ; Ra A We ble Compound. jin iteelf vo t lite in the show. : In ” —_————— GIMBEL “Sth-Birthday Sales” You can't possibly overestimate their importance. Sale of 800 Women’s Suits! Their importance is tremendous; they are so wide- reaching in their influence that they practically effect Handsome Fur-Trimmed Suits Specialized at the entire shopping public for GIMBELS is patronised $25 and $29.50 by millions of shoppers yearly. With the unprecedented demand for FUR, and its price these prices a short, Mi again | Montpelier, Vi—"We have gvat|Sionita her wns, Reon ens yeane | Why's “Gets-lt,” for faith in your remedies, 1 was very With no dramatic heighta in the dis- regular amd was| tance, she would angers hereeit Yhe| ~— COPMS, Like a Kiss? | $6,600,000 worth of merchandise is regularly carried. The GIMBEL store does more business some days than some large stores do in a week. And to meet these varied requirements more than constantly rising, this collection of Suits at deleepy all] role of a Ueveting ebteeweman te To fully appreciate the wonderful scope and char- gains unusual interest. Leer eeeae anny te" | Because Everybody Tries It, Every-|f acter of this vast business you must visit GIMBELS Velveteens Broadcloth jtion that finds its foundation in the aia red It's ania and |] frequently, if not regularly. To shop here means the Gabardines Norelty Cloths Velour de Laines by Moe akes But « loment d pain in| The remarkable thing about tast to Apely. practise of wise economy. Fur Trimmings of finest quality ; and» bad| night's performunce wae that Miss | Skunk Opossum Hudson Seal Nutria Krimmer Cote Ae ie the wonder at the corn Barrymore could lft the play above | porteres 1 ite natural, vule vel, You may}! agree with ime th Roast eet Me- | dium" is not Miws Barrys jdium, She whe will d most of Lydia One of these is the dull finish Broadcloth Suit, illus- trated. A silk cord girdle usurps the place of a belt. In green, African brown, field mouse, navy blue and black, NOTE-—Only a limited number of these fur-trim- med Suits and to duplicate the majority will be at an advance of $3 to $4 on each Suit. Splendid $25 Suits With and without fur trimming; Box Coats, semi-fitted and Russian effects; medium longi and all-silk lined through- out. In all the most wanted Autumn colors. Other Cloth and Velvet Suits at $25 to $200. ‘Third Floor New Brassieres: 50 Styles at $1 to $5 A Glimpse At GIMBEL Assortments, Styles and Values The new evening dress brassieres are a welcome innovation to the well gowned GIMBEL $10 Chapeaux Authentic Copies of Models by Famous French Modistes—;Models That Cost $25 to $50 in Paris s Vegeta- Compound has 6 me lots of ge m greatly 4 My faith in} | er is im ie American ein we rare to ma: | my name if 5 what your rein —Mrs. Mory Ganchier, 21 Ridge Se, Moapetior, Vi An Honest, Dependable Medicine. * "Our Mra. Me- ting and amusing as undoubtedly written on a cash register, and Me cine could ny ’ have nothing to for nearly forty 3 1) quarrel about, inas as they have th: Is} worked toward the al end of an we know it lays, Their play i* nothing mor a “market” rth, | product, with “types” of the obvious and | sort. “Mover Anythi of course, |. Oe! jeally ws * rry off the | {hit zed her most ef-| 1 with Donald Gallagher, ng Jack McChesney hor If you have the slightest doubt eave that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta! 0i(), just the right mixture of devo- woman. They are designed for the square and V neck as well as for the extreme de- oe eens 5 Lele gen ate Irion and we tas, Laole, iahee wes collete styles. Then there are special models for golfing, tennis and other sports. Still ~~ g peogee vines trees ce texsdine eeheel,« others are the cross-back, 2-top-button and front fastened styles. Indeed a remarkable , Lynn, 6 | were ver variety meeting the form perfecting requirements of all figures {or all occasions. ‘To vice. Your letter will be opened, ay find “Our Mrs illustrate:— Copy of M. Lewis’s Joffre Blue Panne Velvet Hat, $10 Charming in every detail, made in our own workrooms by our own expert Milliners, and at mere fractions of Paris prices.. Entire crown and brim of hat is hand shirred and edged with beaver; beaded floral ornament at front side. Fur Trimmed White Panne Velvet Hats, $10 Large Sailors Trimmed With Skunk, $10 New Close Fitting Hats, $10 7 e Such will be the Hats exhibited in our Medium Price Room To- edi any tat: aa iced morrow, besides hundreds of ee en eee oe ‘The prices of ths it LO IBERAL C GIMBEL-Paris Hats, $6.75 to $10 Wotan A aslo ahs Soe eran: made it “nu "want eechanged ew . punt far vou. Convince ee tcc waa ae teran ) Se.cune (agit See cte Mh chor’ sau buy far cash orem creelt, thee oo gpl | Our Prices Are Always the Lowest Pe Rn EE A BOTH STORES OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS, UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK section on the Third floor, Thirty-second Street side. ‘Third Floor ~ ; At $2 —— Brassiere At $2 — Brassiere At$1.50 - Si At $2 "Poe Costu : y of suedene of hand: | ; sille bras a8 Reg, % Re | ren! ‘ cloth, ribbon edge aud | some embroidery, | 0F evening wear;new | siere forevening dress Fi c i | Now The Charming Taffeta shoulder straps, tailor | ribbon drawn at top | les in batiste, main- | and dainty effects and crepe de with embroidery and Blouse—‘“Le Militaire”’—$5 finish, and waist. d late laminas: —Fine batiste and —Allover lace styles, —E rquisite styles, THs clever expression of At $1 muslin brassieres, At $4 ibendslanh a site’ At $5 made entirely of newest style thoughts in trimmed with embroidery and beautiful lace or crepe de chine Blouses combines both servi ribbon drawn. embroidery and allover designs. with dainticst trimmings. and beauty, as this adorable Pink Corset Shop, Secend Floor Blouse tubs perfectly. It can be had in all the most wanted shades of Women’s Black The New Fall and Winter Models of Flesh Color, Navy Bl | : 0 Consnharen, Bluevand White Silk Lisle Stockings, The high mili ler, 3 Pairs, $1 § d rurebtede, cal bad” taouaned Women’s Ode Shoes,$5 pockets are embroidered in rich con- trasting colors. Typical of the excellence that the name of SUEELS & Accounts Opened From $5 to $5,000 Il Weekly or ne is t Je of Tapestry Rockers, ri ryt) Sal Ren, Pri Delizers This Your Home. Extra Special: Eyelet | 4 500 pairs of Children’s Belmode shoes are designed by the most Embroidery Taffeta | "Lisle Stockings, 18, iatBELS” wich speticatons thet Rast roles otis @8 sas edo pe pi ee mae "own in patent leather ton Rowala calf glace Wi and lack Collar, cuffs and revers of | | Black only. Superior quality, Russia calf with cloth or kid tops, button and lace styles.’ Complete eyelet embroidery. Excellent | ih high, lustrous finish, ngs, oe “Zecond Floor quality Taffeta that launders Main Floor eon loset, Serving Table, Ex very successfully. In white chairs end a ata Chair Chairs ‘ or flesh. { OF PARLOR FURNITUR = ' JACOBEAN OAK DINTNG 0 PI i F Price Women’s Sample Neckwear Avtemcbile Robes, SAL r THRER- PIECE GENUINE LEATHER cree NOTE— These Blouses alone would make a visit to our Hew. Price @U0- Caan ge Cit 34 plete ‘iRoom ourni largest in the World Blouse Shop splendidly worth while. | 4); woot-siss 64x90-Value $15 at 35c, 65c, 85c and $1 ap Fens Hewes, ‘Third Floor Pure wool, an assortment of Some Worth Double—Some Even More fine colorings in plaids with plain back. Mohair Plush Robes, $17.50 end $20 The dressy, fussy and chic patterns and effects peculiar to this season of dainty and unique neckwear. Collars, vestees, guimpes, , of crepe, organdie, net and other exquisite materials, mostly lace ‘trimmed. very prettiness would sel] them right off even without the beamarreags Sale of Complete 4&5 Room Outfits Women’s White Skirts For Saturday's Suffrage Parade aft ae | At $3.95 to $9.75 a ed fra ther, Orr White is the prescribed color for the women who intend to march. 1a aril es date Yee | oom OS GIMBELS has an immense assortment of white skirts from which ” Ms Lt i om Outfits Lp to select, esrimen! at ek d pig Ameria’ Gr aa ST. ST. Washable White Corduroy Skirts, $3.91 STAMPS u ‘urniture House 35 TO 6 Women’s$3 and $3.50 Glove Silk Combinations, $2.85 Pink or white: plain top; tight knee; a few sizes missing— hence the remarkable price. New Autumn model with large patch pockets; detachable belt. White Serge Skirts, $5.95 Large round pearl buttons fasten the front; one patch pocket Mornings ann and high shirred ruffled back, special, 97 and 96.60. cial 2900 Women’s 25c and 35c Swiss Ribbed an St. gum TH BLOCK} White Viyella Flannel Skirts, $9.75 sibana iL ee aire urge ana Wott tor Bbc 73 4 e did S| | . \ jus) Extra e % i or no sleeve; SINGLE eCompy Very'new ithe inset rune ocketa and i sthrough Delt.» Largs Robes Tain, #6 reek A eee ee an tele STAMPS | white pearl buttons fasten the front. or Afternoonge Between hand g-WE HAVE ONLY TWO STORESt#” AVE,