The evening world. Newspaper, January 20, 1920, Page 12

a : Se eee —e td ST AM Pe = THE EVENING WORLD, Unique Children’s Court eee [sn Gimbels London Club Lawn Siore ‘ . Dardanella Stationery: 76 Sheets, 50c '. A Corrective Institution In white only. Ping Fox Trot Envelopes to Mateh, 20¢ a 9to | lineciscitbeinacadel That Shapes City’s Youth GIMBELA Main i ies _ By Roger Batchelder. " replied Walter. | HERE 4s no court in New York “b ‘ a with “whet the weitere cal rand? ll me without Yooki ni a 2, airs | Women G alll lisses’ ig O€S be with arent the writers call| each hand? Te ll me without looking Models for Street and eas! Columbia Record, 85c GIMBELS—Eighth Floor 32°dST.- BROADWAY=3 Sst | News See Page 14 ar Come HERE ‘s nothing more e & pod {fo Covet BEFORE?’ | portant than the al rather | por ~ than in a court, He | «lwp care of the chil-| aiso found that his|Le eer ae|eerae Fabrics Graduation Dresses City, and, secondly, | in, and” aagured by the Yard for that most important Court. First, there “Four on each hand,” said Walter. - Dress Wear Sharply Reduced DIONT YOu then knew that Walter Until the Price Is a: triasot | wae pd bisa k 4 ts d fi 5. grizsted patriarch | wan going. t i of events and afterwards. tre pranks thesor-| a ehanc®(o'earaf| and the Gimbel Much Below Wholesale wae noe pl $18.75, $19.50, $25.00 to $33.50 (5 never failing source of wonder and concern. And that is why Hugh Walpole, the e@lebrated English novelist, came to that gourt the day after his arrival will get you ready for Easter if you buy now while the Stocks are new and fresh; and best of all, Mary to carry . used as a shield, to keap the detec tives from seeing the mother's thefts. $8.90 This sale is just as phenomenal as our epochal sale of Pumps and Oxfords Chiffons in America. When Judge Hoyt ER cnan Ge tin, THOMGF, bp you will be able to accom- Georgette of two weeks ago, when women saved 15% to 83 1-8% over next spring’s shoe sth asked him, “Why did you come here ‘of the children,” decided |} plish this with less ex- C prices. | “ra Bear kets) te Fasousin ssaca' ks the f i con- | gent ge is Veatti repes Two thousand pairs of our very best Walking and Dress Boots have been 1 most interesting spot in America.” trner boys and burglaries , yi } ‘ Satins taken right out of regular stock, sharply reduced, and offered at dollars under Me Tho court itself has that air of out looking at the Wo ols the present market cost. al majesty and dignity which should | Hoyt ¢ d that t All Wool Plaid: Ne aa : eae, | WHER bis supervision since 1915, A ool Plaids ets e r HEM Le eam le etn net” d you do it, Marry?” he ts more than 80 designs, F i ft een S t y l es welt teristics not so clearly defined in the} “I dunno,” said Harry. A : So TGrhare ioe poets Ap- They fashion lower courts we bave visited in the], 1 d that instead of say- parcel and for Children’s the Judge nt from th had not by dresses true to the dreams of 12 to 16 year- past fortnight. The conrt room is]; massive and beautiful, with its oaken panels ana stained giass windows. ALES Oy da ETE Om the bench sits dafly Franklin} tion, he pried at th burgh ‘ear. Burella 54 in. wide, $3.50 yd. In all the wanted shades, Six Pictured {3 Complete range of sizes in | 12 styles (including all those pictured), and 15 styles in Chase Hoyt, Presiding Justice, as he jofficer who mado the arrest *pleade such as green, copen, grey old girlhood, shlchalga andes vatesnot E ie called, but, in reality, the pater |for the boy, and asked that he be navy, brown, reindeer and entifely oenibletel PAIARS | 6 familias of every obild obild, good or| in aROnor chante. tion, of¢ mustard. All'wool as a mat- bad, in New York City. 0 id the Judge. ““rhis boy hae ter of course. One model with points of hand-made Irish lace. those most sought for today. | Johnny came to the dock. been under my supervision for five Velours Another with yet fichu bretelles. A third with clusters ”~ ears, 4 6 ow, anc rf 1 aati i 4 “Has he ever been here before?" |» at Her WOlld Becoracerily “But All wool and 54 in. wide. of pleating and dainty frills. Fy hg Mleeldt tell rer ould td al \ Patent colt and glazed kid boots with leather Very soft and lovely in such ‘There are dozens of styles in this price-range . . . at each asked the Judge. ” you do not sign your name modish colors as tan, taupe, price offering excellent value. Gun Metal and patent colt boots with military uid the father. jheels and tan cloth tops. and Jeave. Yo ‘or @ diagnosis arnet, nav; Braye ae j | {i0," said the records. Lanier do the mame with Harry, 1 6 Blue ut Oya: Each dress has its drop-skirt of silk or net. . . notice par- Het CR Cannuate (hi bale! Walldicg tsoedd, @2buL bale “Johnny, didn't you come before me| inust find out how IT can correct him, ticularly the unusual grade of the fine ribbons and other trimmings. ra) and military heels. urt of corr ution, My ion solv od the Judge.|for this ts a replied Johnny | ther than of about a year ago?” “Sure I did, Judge. Grey suede boots with covered Louis heels and | welted soles. ! Co t te ons Also Ready With Accessories of the a good man of i cheerfully. an bo done b Fine Swiss Organd: } ‘ 1 Patent colts and dull kid boots with leather The records were agin searched, [strict discipline only, It must be done $1.25 ud. u ; Graduation Costume Louis heels and colored kid tops. and found to be faulty. Hie Honor) 'Yosteriay the cases were heard Imported | from, Switzer: White or Pink Lingerie White Shoes aioe walking boots, stout soles and head remember ol © lo and; ani so sheer an :. FY though he had not seen him for « bewutiful, 44 in. wide: in Dress vena : White Ribbons geht calf storm boots, heary soles and walking year. all of the dainty paste! White osiery White Gloves eels. ; ? ; hades. Exquisitely beau- ‘i ; © Walter was brought to court by 8) sinning in 1002, In 1915, by @ special Hine sens meee In Their Respective Departments, So you are urged to be here Tomorrow at 9 A. M. friend of the family. He was afraid] act of the Legislature it became a to go home, she sald. urt, and is, in reali Imported Madras GIMBELS MISSES’ FASHION SALON—Third Floor GIMBELS WOMEN’S SHOE SHOP—Second Floor P Gourt, Court of Spe- ions and Supre mec “Why didn't you go home?" asked Judge Hoyt. |r “T was out sliding, and was a tow || minutes 1 1 was afraid to go Shirtings, 75¢ yd. 82 in. wide. Imported by Gin! carat a's: | The Vogue for Bluebird Lingerie Cotton’ Voiles Is Splendidly Met by the January Sale of White Imported and American 50c to $1.25 yd. 40,000 yds. of the finest Gay bluebirds, piquante butterflies and tubbable, durable, inexpen- weaves ‘obtainable in the 50 sive Windsor C repe! Where could be found. a pleasanter solution most delightful colorings : of practical lingerie needs? . Charming in flesh—adorable in maize— the tint on which Princess Pat set Fashion’s seal by choosing it for her trousseau underthings. 2 and designs, ‘This collection is woth a visit whether you —In Maize Windsor Crepe with Bluebird Design Nightgowns with round neck | Two-Piece Pajamas with V buy or not. Silks $3.00 neck; slipover coat, featuring | Wie in the Chinese sleeve. Cuffed trouser, Satin Charmeuse $6.08 Wonderful Savings of Now jpidgo Hoyt is urging legisiation to afiow him and his four associates to ha full powers in With children, If t A become even more flexible, and the children of New York will bave even a better fhe RE: COMPARE ya hamid nagpl Double width Black; very lustrous quality. Drapes beautifully. 38 in. wide. neck, frog. ng, imono sleeves, $3.95 ) $3.15 yd. PRT P ; White Washable Habutai —In Pink Windsor Crepe with Bluebird Design tle Washable Habutel One and Two-Piece Pajamas, | Nightgowns with variou The Sale of 5,000 some with frogs—some ae 4 White Satin Charmeuse stitchory-—eome with bock $3.15 yd. $3.50, 85 in, wide and perfectly GIMBELS LI beautiful! ‘There's a hun- dred uses for so rich a fab- ric! At so small a price, -Second Floor COLUMBIA “Grofonota” SONORA ‘Clear as a Bell” EDISON “Diamond Disc™ Imported rae Laces at Close to Half Price | 3 to 18 inches wide | There are ‘ There are hundreds Py oneal $2.35 Pleny in ses 40 to 46 c to $2.00 yar We cordially invite your inspection of our compre- hensive assortment of phonographs — Columbias, Sonoras and Edisons. You can hear all three Sofa Pillows and Scarfs in the privacy of a convenient Main-floor Concert ° J Cl These laces are most difficult to obtain. But scarce : Gauging by the prices of merchandise offered by = Booth —then decide, Phonograph Headquarters In a January earaway as they awe...because it’s the Month of Better Values makers today, we had long since ceased to hope for values awaits your selection. Come in — Fifth Avenue or ‘ 5 at Gimbels.. .out they go tomorrow, Wednesday, at about like these. > Brooklyn. Convenient terms if desired. Priced down to Half m one-fourth of their regular prices. Careful reproduc- Every blouse is new for Spring. tions of real cluny laces in both designs and colorings. The kind that so beautifully trims a georgette frock or A COMPLETE LINE OF COLUMBIA, some instances and more There are hundreds in various frill fashions; delight- 433 Fifth Ave. 47-51 Flatbush Ave. New York Brooklyn EMERSON AND EDISON RECORDS A . ful cascade frills, collar frills, frills from neck- line to bel It; than a third in others. blouse. . : | lace-trimmed and hemstitched frills. Gilet effect blo » HARDMAN, Platt Valenciennes Laces | Val. Edging and Insertion Blouses with heaps of hand-drawn work. Blouses with 38c a yard | 75c to $1.50 doz. yds. | hand-made Irish crochet lace edgings. These have insertions t ‘ Vor trimming blow ngerie | ae te duantitie . 5 Dalighilil simlnge tor ime | and avery oltor daintineas that | You will buy in quantities when you see them. Founded 1842 gerie and children’s frocks | requires a touch of lace. | None Credited, Exchanged, C. 0. D. or on Approval GIMBELS LACE SHOP—Main Floor GIMBELS BLOUSE SALON—Third Floor i ped necks and types of A ae ' Lingerie Blouses Januar ’§ Offerin Ss In House W ares | | y g 4 The a ped York of Afford Opportunity to Buy at Savings Many Long-Wanted Conveniences - | aviland China So you may dise Fi pa a | ae ee aac Od | «ay Aluminum | | Also, other French Art Wares |“ H | ae i|& Large Size, $3. 94 YS omy | Vv = mm "SE | Lalique Glass aed \| Brooms, G4e ¥ — These guar- ’ fai | ' France i V : ] d ° numbers 6 and 7, O-Keh Carpet : antee a and | Barbee, Hebd an elours and Tapestries | {0S misehtt) sweepers)” $1.84 | sca | | cher Bronces Maitland | enouamatirel initio ora any fing sh, good bristle tory baal rm Double Beart $1.64 om ave i Sevres Vases and Bisque Figures Chins \| attractive home fitments. mane | one ai oN ae sition, 42.05 Ht Rock Crystal Glass {| Velours Pillows, square and round, Now $4.00 specifications ) Artistic Lamps Wha decorated Hi| Velours--Tapestry Pillows, square, © $6.00 and are a abs 1 edge ain Velours——Tapestry Pillows, round, $4.75 | aan rm ie a raailte anid | on the glaze i Brocaded Damask (cotton) Pillows Covers $5.50 ed ho: ges ages ges ate pa | 7 eonaren ov Hii | ‘ $1.95] cine . siti bis i Haviland & Ce “nde || : ae tps and Gas Irons, a oe profitable purchase, They heat | Coftee Ree ates: ag ben, 7 ae Feended iss TLimoges™ nH tI Searfs of Silk-and- $5. 25 black jap noed! finial 6 ibs, jniehel P ‘ated: a large size room. 1 gallon oil |g cup size, $1.08) cise fees hives 11 East 36th Street —_ 10 East 37th Street Cotton Damask, bottom. stand tank. 10, cup size, $2.25 | gauge. ‘a GIMBELS UPHOLSTERY SECTION—Sixth Floor. Mail Orders Filled. None Sent C. 0. D. | { GIMBELS NEW KIND OF HOUSEFURNISHING STORE—Fifth Floor Customers Direct to Gimbels via Tubes and Stubway tacsmewnmincciasen. | % ssid seedaicacese o- sacs tani ae