The evening world. Newspaper, September 8, 1916, Page 8

___« FER RVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER sr ratte MT roan Home Dressmaking Designs | . By The Evening World’s Fashion Expert OEE EEEEEEEEEETOOOETE FETE TEE RET ETN EEE T EEC TREE Otte orhowts of rietonae Jet ether prasone For the purpose of me eriice prop ona THE SURPRISE STORES ES OFFER Tomorrow a Next W 1800 New Fall and Winter SUITS Grades that will be hard to tind this season at #10, and Wool Jersey Shares Pop- . tularity of Blue Serg and Gabardine lorStreet| Frocks and Permits of Much Variation by Trimming Top Coat Must Be Considered, Rorettc Day someattone ort of the ot4 Lacewm Thentre) + = 2000000069654006004+000R8 fu, W 1 | ' bE SEE 195 reat ‘one yope | Wikeay-asves h| my Seen lodewieh, |; which most stores will price — tee batere | the tthe M OOO ge Tak boil Weed | f at 12.50 On sale here at aon end the 7 hive eult each Eire lo to or. thats timely use of Castoria would ave ot oe = Neither do we “7 Ay porasioned by the uae tion from the! * ¥( They can't be bought at wholesale at seventifty to day wudany retailer will tell you the sume thing There's nothing searcer than dyes and woolens — this year as everybody nows, and if we didn’t make our own clothes ‘and sell to you direct, we iPoouldn’t give SUITS LIKE THESE AT SEVEN-FIFTY hand desreble sin plain an men and ye Uptown Store rd Ave. & 121st St. 5 6 + + 6450 OO4S6SS566+4 Downtown Store oh Park Row & Chatham Sq. r = Sot any amt wt variation that its popularity te not to be won fany amount of vin dered at Always at thie time of the season one begins to look for @ change In | the silhouette, but there will be no [distinct change thie autumn, for it has cone gradually through the aum- mor, Skirts, while full, are not stiff and flaring like they were in the ‘ing, but slinky and straight hang 1 than criep taffeta, o Lam showing to-day ts y sulted to wool jersey, as admt depicted at the right it would bo pretty, Settee eee neett tet eeeees e- aseoesee men Stripes, lain colors and mixtures No blues. All sizes. Worth up to $12 50 eee Se = : | Station he saw a leather case on the weat. In the case he found a dagaling collection of gems and the name of Mrs, White. When he got to his ho- Mp, Steole called Mra, White and her of his find, She replied that |] -mmat oot she bad not lost anything. A litte later, however, ashe called up the hotel man and claimed the Jewels. She said that she must have left the cage in the cab on her return home from the station after @ trip to Montreal. TH AVENUE BETWEEN 15th and 16th Sts. JOHN D’8 JOKE. Mr. Rockefeller offered to set ‘em up to the Tarrytown barber yesterday, and then sent to the rin ter quickly uses ‘ E WHAT YOU NEE AD. WILL GO AND GET IT. ‘WT MAKES LITTLE DIFF | A WORLD “WANT” trimming for a blue serge Stripe silk can also be used very ef- fectively, introducing novel combinations, whicn with di for the main portion of ¢ | would not be too obtrusive. —_—- ANSWERS TO QUERIES. Dear Fashion Faitor I am desirous of developing a frock of enclo: am. ple of material. brown gabardine, I am « business ‘irl and want the ress for office ) Wear, Lam twen- hreo years old, ¢ brown hair, color x blue frock WIth 1 INO POO 0O4448-O6-4084ODE00-00 br BERD EG [in one-piece from neck to hem in Ina wout tod tad wonerousty in! BETS $10,000 GEMS BACK box plaits, which trapped to the pe eas 8 aca verter bund. tn back the | DidA’t Know of ‘Their Loss Till = would be unduly plain were it H ttons down the centre and the Taxicab. | # a ee oon a Ss or a ee te which drip from the corners! Mrs, Thomas White, who was Ethel of the square collar, Rather than! Croker, daughter of the former boss F i i] id th ithe je tronte and offers Tone ata of $10,000 worth of diamonds, rubles a clever! thanks to Chauncey D, Steele, mana- a frocks. \ It is surprising what a few cents a day will do For 109 years we have been furnishing the homes 1 care rei, oboe agen here We dec the hotel manager atepped 4 Why not let |] under the last box plait on each side Dut the reason is simple—we give you a year and | us do the same for you? Our large stock of high [J and gathers on to the bodice. Deep -@ balf to settle in weekly or monthly amounts; thus sleeves, which are folded in to a point he marked prices are sure to appeal to you fully as eed the back to accommodate the tiny money. much credit hecked silk In red and black or red bape as ona blue as an effective and Fonte frock. Open Saturday Evenings In dull blue tte narrow half belt, ’ figure at the watatline with the nar- c Hotel Man Found Them in t for the line of flat black velvet el | termi ate in seams under the arma,| (Pin many, has regained possession Houseful of EF urniture rt, The | and emeralds she left in a taxicab, ch thes® | ger of the Hotel Algonquin. paying for furniture, rugs and housefurnishings, | of millions of happy New Yorkers. fined with a fine cording, is attached into Maing, Garmietll wucunsios lend low, pain cuffe hold the fullness of the puff : ee that you will never miss ‘At the left I have suggested | a Either of our two big stores is well worth a visit. Come and let us show you. Itsaysitin the book, son, it says it in the book— As Longfellow puts it in his Midsummer Night’s Dream “Have done with Bogs and Carpets in ~, Great Profusion Fete Fou will Ant all tke wow Hand Painted Set in Ivory or Black Enamel ‘This A-plece set ia ful reproduction of uralture of Washin joor coverings di ton's day. "Comes in ivary ar Back Enamel and artistically decorated w yen. and alway nets Maura’ looking ‘aoral designe, painted "by hands Dust. proct throughout Peida-epe ey dre instead of a ti exom of. real cabinotmal Gee 1 re core oa a Chiffonier, Tandssine ih stabi Wise Bean Dressing “Table, Bed Table,’ Rocker straight 5169. 00 uggest a suitable 5 Chair and ‘Dressive Table’ Chale fog env tyle for me and MW Twin Bede are pref: MW. [i MECCA.” and tan silk col- lar and (cleat epee i's Carpet Sweeper GMheasii's Vacuum Sweeper. | oblige | ‘Tan suede belt ‘Piece Fumed Oak Library Suite, 50c Weekly raassive, sa hes euite will deat, & lifetime, Note the $75 PLANS MILLION: MILION-DOLLAR ‘GIFT TO ERECT A NEW Sess cee Sie Se | FES HOP Golden “Oak EY Chiffonier This Pretty se ae hey ae Also Provide Tas a i8-in, cast nictal Big Endowment Fund ‘with 6 panels of ig for Institution neon enthedral Heavy Quartered Oak Table Rl Pile pritiy, waut-nel- om rein canton. at Bi dom are you ry ished and strongly e Shade, nes diamete vd ston able” with Taree wil! of aie, ? ia, Rasde bs Henry Kaufman, former owner of Bis ot irony both ere We a Pittsburgh department store, ts i976 plated with oxidiaed planning to give a new $1,000,000 “he wk hia Ne at a. Fics.“ : Turner and fount are solid Srass. $5. 75 Bhaera rare pure mi $3 9 Complete with \.: 19.75 chimney. Ch ir 2 lf | hors eae 8-Piece Bathroom Outfit oe mth nor Heavily Nickel Plated Price only $28.50 Can be had in a rocker if pre- ferred. ‘Compbinat Br jee "1.29 COWPERTHWAIT & SONS “Oldest Furniture House in America” 3rd Ave. & 12ist St. Downtown Store: 193-205 Park Row Between Breoklyn Bridge Sub" Station and Chatham Sq. Giese Towel Bar, SPECIAL Station "| building to the Hospital for Deformt- ties and Joint Diseases, now at No. 1919 Madinon Avenue, and may en- dow It as well. Mr, Kaufman, who lives at the Bilt more Hotel, to-day admitted he had decided he co no nothing better |! with his money, but referred inquiries to Dr, Henry W. Frauenthal, medical the hospital and a mem- uilding committee, “We believe Mr, Kaufman will give us the new building and perhaps en- dow it later,” said Dr, Frauenthal “The site for it is on Madison Avenue, between One H third and One F fourth Stre made, It w be twelve stories, with tage, and will con- ain 400 b for patients, with special fantile paral ysis.” On account of Mr. Kaufman's itt | h sand at. | tendante, ‘The institution doce a large work, especially for obildrea,