The evening world. Newspaper, April 7, 1916, Page 16

EXPERT ADVICE TO HOME DR If you are in doubt about what styles or colors become you; if the making or remodelling of « THE. EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL Ty, Original Home Dressmaking Designs By The Evening World’s Fashion Expe rt, |BANK EMPLOYEES FORM | ROBBERS IN COUNTRY HOMES. | OWN b- LRY TROOP, itt and Fane. "rtamaerea. » PALL wae discovered ear i r nes of Herbert Jennie Bige entered by th Jorganization of six hundred men em ation has under- A perhaps two | y in the general pre- | ployees « taken to troops of 1916, y el B . Many Other | Less Bargains That Are Not Here Expensive, Dependable Merchandise a Only a | | | | | | | | Advertisea fown perplexes you; if you are ‘uncertain as to when and where to wear your clothes, Mile. Lede- wick will advise you iness programme, About ahun- | pep aR fe sine eal Ready for Your Easter Outfitting home, First Caval ualeations te ih be Fs! Cavalry) SIGNS B, R. T. FRANCHISES. Kem Yerkes woo h sng, wes csnes.wcae || Tomorrow---Men’s and Young $] 1 | Be roan anyon vrai! FE we oe saions A ee ees 1) Mlen’s New Suits and Overcoats The Suits are in the newest models, with either roll lapel or flat lapel; neat stripes and mixtures and plain col ors; all size T 2 Overcoats are in Spring and medium weights; three- quarter, Chesterfield, loose fitting “Winton” and double-breasted styles; a few 74 gray cravenetted coats. @t home. Dark blue serge, which is @o universally well liked, would be Pretty for it with trimmings of mus- tard color Chinese « and old gold Braiding. The upper portion of the! |} @oat is made seamless both back and! | yowling had signed the th r new trolley lines iu Bre 4 which were adopted b: iatimate Aug, 26 last. | plained at the City Hall that 4 to the Board Hrookiys ‘ d by the First Cavalry at his sug- |i) a request. Most of the|'* who for one reason | undertake to t | the ! ew gathers at the mber and in Feb-| S Mbeien a ctset tea nae | | | eecey (rat SOGnYNST St UN Trane ae | Boys’ Norfolk Suits $3 95 uh plaited peplum Above th we mill MeO e Pec oer eee re Two Pole Full Lined Knickerbockers which may be fr finches long, according to @ wide belt of Suits in the newest models, with Patch pockets; neat mixtures of Gray Tan, Brown and Green eassimeres and cheviots. Each suit has two pairs of full cut and ed knickerbockers; all seams taped. the wearer, | ee, braided along ’ ita top edge, is jaid about the firure, | Above two link» formed by blue bone buttor nove the belt, a de } Nghtful introductior hi olor silk is revealed as # facing i @nd wide collar. If one 5 } Gesire such an am t olor, It din this special offering is a Norfolk Corduroy Suit, with two pairs kers, unlined; sizes 7 to 16. Boys’ Confirmation Suits All Wool Blue Se Norfolk St i he | st style; one air ih orld ieee etter teanpa Tete, Sew mustard Gould be used as a small collar, over @me of the serge. The sleeves aro} Mug-fitting to below the elbow, Where they are flared just a bit to| fake useful a cuff in confining a| few gatners. The cuffs are linked in the manner of the front pieces, and show # lining of mustard silk in the tiny upturned edees. The color is| @gain revealed as a facing to the i slash at the back of the sleeve, which j i fe given real importance by ita] Gecoration of braidir If a fine Boys’ Spring Reefers, $3.95 to $6.50 : Plain or Norfolk models; plain blue serge. covert and shepherd checks; 21g to 10 years GIMBEL Subway Stores, Balcony en's New Hats, | Lovely Blouses, $2 in Tan Catt, | dun Calf, in both Rubber and Leather Soles, $2.95 & $3.50. tweight and Several new models just received, among styles. The new | Which are: Soft Hats in all Sports Blouses, of white and flesh Japan- kK, With two-in-one collar, | Black Derbie: | xible; six ne the best colors. ese si Btriped black serge were used to de. | CONVENIENT SHOPS Sag sth fer ; Women’s Sample Shoes at 48th Street 73 Nassau Street, at John St i r High Shoes, $2.95 Pair ian Broadway, at 4ist Street 109 Lenox Ave. 6th St Low Shoes and : Evening Slippers, Dr 45 Pair 96 East 14th Street, at 4th Ave. 147 Fourth Ave., at 14th St | Gradee That U awall v ve etail at $4 to $7 made — comfortably and be- } comingly titted— stripe. The skirt is a plain elde-|acter ir real Come to us. blaited model, A wisp of tull under-arm_ cou The accurate fitting and ad- ANSWERS. To QUERIES. ie justing of eyeglasses is not dei mechanical work—it requires a trained mind and the highest | for a spr jean wid a 98 Reade Street, Near Church BROOKLYN | | | | iGUeN 351 Fulton St. at Myrtle Ave. 150 Flatbush Ave., opp. L. I. Station Mail Order Department, 192 Reads Street, New York Dear Fast Tam at a loss to know what to get ri ess, and hope you nd as Men’s Soft soft Cuff Slike rr = soleus The man who turned on the first electric light Mashed a new lighting system into the homes f | of the people. BEFORY ne did it he learned HOW it could be done. He worked with | Ch | N S the materials of PAST cfforts, He was spurred on by the need of more light in homes it t 15 ideas have given way to new, ‘This is the age of the specialist. Our 5 ‘ new equipment, with its aecumulation of new furniture, is the sum te days of specializing in doing our best as home furnishers to the pe al Progress has given impetus to this stroke of achievement. Our store today is the logical to solve the modern home furnishing problems which confront you. | You will find order of skill Our facilities for the making of “right” and comfortable glasses are really perfect. Test us in your nert eyeglass | need. ne 0 Harris Glasses cost $2 or more. Boys’ Hats, 50c and $1 Blouses of Embroidered Crepe Berbor (a Jf Felt mistures, checks and serges hab ty LOGE new washable silk), in flesh, blue, peach and GIMBEL Subway Stores, Baleony | rose . pcitekseoaie White Japanese Silk Blouses, lace trir \f Men’s Spring Shoes| in finely sucked; large | & Oxfords | “White dr flesh Japanese Shoes for Dress Shoes tor Business Silk Blouses, with self- Shoes for Sports—but, Mind You, | $3.50 sGee Hy buttons; tucked ‘ | " Always for Service. Other New Blouses at # , a > $2.45 to $2.95 | ‘ ne ft ! GIMBEL Subway Stores, Lower tlocr | Fae ue g Et a Oxfords and Hich Shoes : | oy Good shoes thar combine comfort The Sale of 1525 Pairs of from = William Bro kivn. bea f ie are rare! saare moetly 3)., ¢ and Widths Aand B. Every Pair is New Styles for Spring and Summer. every conce le style lored atin v aeentng Slippers to extra High Cut ‘Siveet Boots. 4 hi GIMBEL Subway Stor leony Women’s and Misses Distinctively sash, also the’ chift y fine silk Smartly ored models, swagger sports style and dressy Suits, fashioned according to Authen tic Style-Ideas id finish neck and evening gown that | : 70 Nassau St three inch ruft bund | Spear's Plan of Liberal Extended Payments appli a aad + to the buying action Poplins, Gabar nes, Men’s Wear Ser i 1405 Bt. Nicholas Ave. ay of your salary, You can enjoy a modernly equiy without financial strain | feta-and-$ mbinations. Black-an ; eee t ercedway, near Witiougayy, Bike. I ‘ vith the 22-24-26 West 34th St. See Spear Now at THE STORE WITH’ THE COTTAGE ENTRANCE. || Shepherd C ave 4 BES Broad St., next to Firaven Co.. Newark,! ‘The ruffles would lore their ohar Girls’ Dresses, ny ample’’ Dresses anc t ecially for this One style illustrated; Dresses of Plaid Ging: hams, Linenes, Reps aud Chambrays; new styles; Oto 14 years Girls’ New Spring Coats, $4.95 Models for Sports School and Dresi se wear, in Serges, Corduroys, Bathroom Ten. ‘Piece ce Adam Period Dining ‘Room “Suite CA Jo Jucon at “w establishment on Dining Checks and Cheviot Stools ihirti yourthe ‘str jurit Rocker cloth; stylish colors; many tal 95 ot very {ure i" 610 14 pears Ds ‘ keeping with Spear’ uniformly moderate quality hard= Tar ’ MBEL Subway Stores. ower Floor 7 ‘Heatherbloom Taffeta’ | “men? 330,5i* Y 4 eled; with 0. liew This Adam Suite consists of 6 ft. Extension Dining Table, th 48 In, top; 54 in, Buffet, Serving Table, China Closet, rin “Ente Geist Bg 5.00 | r Arm Chair and five Side ‘Ch: Hons DIC Brown Spanish Leather, Ae illustrated serceeeees silk crepes 8 of taffeta ds of soc grades. Plain Petticoats, re coger ME ii MeN CRE “Heatherblox Petticoats made with full flounce; in | GIMBEL Subway Stores, Balcony wn, and Green; elastic waist band. Black, Navy, Messaline Silk Petticoats in all the wanted elastic waist band $1.95 [ wit! ti 1 | Silk Jersey Top Fettlcontsy extra size; full flounce of messaline; color Kiddies’ Coats, $4.95 | : ) fag, | If you would enjoy the satisfaction of wearing eyeylasses that are accurately | black; >» Taffeta silk tticoats in regular st $3.95 ] the new changeable GIMBEL Sub Lower Floor Massive Three-Piece Period Library Suite very best grade materials, finished a rich, highly, pollaned, deep Aa The highest grade uphols wteriale are used in the heavy 50c to $1 Per Week Deliwers Any Te ore so relict fom COLUMBIA GRAFONOLA “i000 cocumara DOUBLE DISC Children’s Straw Hats, This is an example of the wonderful value of- | $1. and $1.50 y aad 1 the new Millinery Store. The Hat Prettily trimmed $4.95 ’ with flowers and New Ready-to-Wear Fiat ey 95 sm, Remarkable Value at retailing from $15 to §75, to your home with $10 WORTH * made of straw, and is A velvet; iety of OF Columbia Double-Dise RECORDS. Other Columbia 65¢ RECORDS yrox braid which RIVER BABS a Gk ee instruments up to $350 on terms to suit your convenience. Hear the Latest Records Here transparent hair effect, now so popular binat e newest large Sailors or flaring shapes are at $1.95; they are trimmed 7 with velvet ny finished with silk and muslin rose and foliage. Hate are black, trimmed with American Beauty roses, Lower Floor 032—( With Basting Line and Added Allowance.) Shirred Dress and Small Women, 16 and Main Store 22-24-26 West 34th St. OPEN SATURDAY FVENINGS Downtown Store Rs be " Blouse Pin Set, f | 6th Ave. ae oe Three pins in set; ay iabeewig ar eum pe easy" ed WE dainty enamel _Untrimmed ge iene: 75¢ Circle Pins, with bowknot dest ; in black and white enamels. ones enamel Pin Sets, f Blue Bird designe and muy GIMBEL Subway Stores, Bal ddress plainly and always for letter postage if in specify a hurry WEST THI ity FOURTH STREET