The evening world. Newspaper, February 11, 1920, Page 14

Another Chance A Wonderful Sale of Used Sewing Machines Remaining From Our Last Great Sale ” $10 $12 ey have been thoroughlyover- hauled by our expert me- chanics and put into ex- cellent running order. Every machine in the lot sy been priced much more. So at this price they represent unusual bargains. nha Xr hegaee | to give good service, and are useful for all kinds of home sewing. Buy one of them early to-morrow, for at these low prices they are sure to be sold up quickly. Emblem Sewing Machines, $26 Cosmo Sewing Machines, $28 Willard Sewing Machines, $39 , Willard (Cabinets), $47 These machines are all pee by the famous ic Ma- chine Co. That is their best recommendation. This company is noted for its different machines, ~. Each one is the best in its own Latch class. ma They areall guaran’ by the makers and by Gimbels to give unusual - service and do family sewing. Emblem, 526 $5 Brings Any Machine to Your Home The balance is payable in instalments of $1.each week. By means of this offering any woman can buy a ma- chine now and pay for it in small amounts so that her purse is in no way strained. There are no charges at all for this accommodation. They are open to anyone. Willard, $47 Domestic Sewing at at $49 This machine is featured by the, Domestic Sewing Machine Co. asan example of its ability to make ex- cellent high grade ma- We need not go into | minute description — the >» name and the price tell the entire story. We will give you free |. instructions on any ma- chine you purchased here, ~ in your own home, if you “== H live within City limits. s ert eae eT o7 “Whit, $29 All Machines on Sale Downstairs Balcony THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Whole. Nation Invited to Be Boy Scouts for One Week ire jours turn Nos ASobgs A 's their slogan and one 9:30 ween observance every day inthe year. But, in iJ this anniversary week, almost compulsory. Every to 6:00 man, woman ree hid must perform one unselfish, altrutstic act Made in Gimbels Own Workrooms in the Most Superior Manner Adapting the comfortable old-time furniture of England to the Present-day | requirements of modern America. UPHOLSTERED Over-Stuffed Upholstered Furniture 11, 1920. || School of Lamp-Shade Making For other || Classes in Session Gimbel «|| February 12th and 13th, 3 P.M. News See Tea Room—kighth Floor NO FEES Enroll in Art Needlework Shop | Pagel3 | | GIMBELS—Second Floor Silks for Easter The greatest, fete of the Spring is only a few weeks de so you will have to beh aaa your new frock Your frock for the Mardi Gras dances will have to be ready within a week or so. All of this ought to lead straight away to the Gimbel Sik there ona BROTHERS Sle as Furnishers 6Decorators Seah tab a The « staples that you can use at any ti 35- hogy Dress Satin, $4.00 yard. All newest cdlors. Buckingham... Sandringham... Rainham. . Kent....00 Cobham. Hatfield. Aylesbury .. Eighteen Good Colorsin New Broadcloth at $4.50 yard It Has Been Sponged and Shrunken—All a> GAT Wool and 48 Inches Wide Very smart for your new Easter Frock. And so soft that you can easily make the Frock yourself. * * . 54-inch All Wool Tricotine in Eight colors, decreed as correct by Dame Fashion, $7.00 yard GIMBELS WOOL FABRIC SHOP—Second Floor These Two Sales For this week only at these prices Scotch Ginghams at 75c yard 82 inches wide, and in a most fascinating collection of colors and of plaids and checks. Peart eat | Imported Voites 75c, $1.00, 51.25 yd. 10,000 yards of Beauties that are regu- larly at greater prices. Quite the most elaborate selection we have seen. GIMBELS WOOL FABRIC SHOP—Second Floor LINCOLN DAY! All the Boys arecoming | to Gimbels What for? Why, Mackinaws and Over- coats and Suits, which January Inventory has priced within the reach of everyfellow’s $12.50 Overcoats and Look mighty good—are just as good Mackinaws as they look. And naturally a fellow BH one of each--Mackinaws—nothing like ‘em for skating—and Overcoats when one faa es) dress up so’s not to disgrace the lami Full-length Overcoats are of all wool, heavy Winter fabrics. Blue, dark mix- tures, brown gpd arey in in color. Double- breasted styles, belts or half-belts and Sanvernble collars. Some are lined throughout. A chap would have to be pretty funy not to suited with these! Sizes 3 to 17. Maciaawe _ lation style and fabric. Best we oti t—which meaus | pot een, | FURNITURE Arm Chairs, they're as good as any fellow’d want. Sale for Lincoln Day—Remember! GIMBELS BOYS’ CLOTHING SHOP—Fourth Floor 35-in. Paillette de Soie, $3.50 yard. In black only. 39-in. vice de Chine; $3.00 y All pelt holy coldts. Chaises 32-in. Chinese Pongee, Longues, $1.15 yard. Wing Chairs, | Natural (tan) only. GIMBELS—Second Floor Occasional Chairs. Notions Reductions for One Day Only John J. Clark or Wil- limantic Best Six Cord a Comme (150 yd. 55c a dozen Pave a Dress Shields, sizes 3 and 4, 2 pairs for 55¢ Belding or Corticelli Spool Silks in all shades, black * and a, hite (100 yd. 8] bat 2 spools for 35¢ Folding Wire Hangers, 2 for 15¢ Wax Wood eee Hangers (OP—Sixth Floor for 15¢ A Sale of Fine Silk Warm Foot Socks, 15c and 25¢ a pair Muff Foundations, with black, brown and grey Fr5¢ to $2.50 each GIMBELS—Main Floor Lamp-Shades $3.50 to $107.50 Satin that will make Lamp Shade History; for it Linings is seldom so good a selection has been assem- A Soeial' 3-De: bled at such attrective prices. ‘Offer y There's every sort of plain and fancy silk that is | a BA is in fashion for Lamp-Shades. Some are braid Mid-weight cot! trimmed; others have fringe and others have com- Satins in delightfully ie binations. ‘The colors are rose, gold, blue, in all of tat Kee ae in Bany, the pretty whims of a good designer. Had ie this ro a | threedays only. 36 inches wide. Speci: at $1.95 yd. Tussah Silks | 86 in. wide, $1.75 and $2.00 yd. ‘ | Poplins 36 inches wide. $2.25 a yard. Two Season Satins 36 inches wide. $2.25 a yard. GIMBELS—Second Floor No Crowding of Tables | in the Gimbel Restaurant, Eighth Floor. Everything is so comfortably arranged that it is a Piekeare to oe the very good food that has e taste of rene cooking. Why. Gimbel Rolls are wort! going a great distance get— they are so delicious. More Than 100 Lamps Specially Priced for the Day GIMBELS LAMP SHOP—Fifth Floor CLEARAWAY! Georgette Camisoles Frocks for Miss 2 to 6 Frocks for Miss 2 to 6 Must Go! About 250 little dresses, slight!y counter-mussed or soiled from display. White and Colored V oiles, Chambrays, Lawns or Ginghams, gay with smocking, stitchery or sashes. Mother would have to pay much more if they didn’t need a trip to the laundry. $1.00 to $2.95. Camisoles Hurry Out at $1.00 A little tail-end of the White | Sale Clearaway. Dainty con- | fections of orchid, maize or nile georgette, whose mission in life is to make a pretty blouse even prettier. Some brave with lace insertions; others trimly tucked and tailor-y. Very seldom found at $1.00. GIMBELS LINGERIE AND BABY SHOPS—Second Floor 250 Women’s Winter Coats Go To-morrow at $25---$29.50---$42.50 Regardless of Cost or Former Prices OATS of Bolivia, Tinseltone, Silvertone, Velour du Nord, Plush, Kersey...the materials of smart women’s choice. A few are fur trimmed; many use their own fine fabrics for completion. The majority are full lined. All sizes are represented. 10 Evening Wraps are drastically reduced for clearance to $79.50 Exquisite fibre brocades, huge cape collars of rich furs, Just 18 Coats of Rainproofed Tweeds just as pictured marked at the full saving of the un- usual purchase price $15 A Cid Lvoppe pela rer ise; fmaioned tu batise chess, pith big muffler collar. Sizes 84 Y Gham WOMEN'S COAT SALON—Third Floor Clearance Sale: Pillows for Couches and Sofas Now. $2.95 to $10.00 each Beautiful Fancy Silks, Velours and Combinations of _ these rich fabrics, A great variety of shapes. These Pil- lows have been at very much larger prices. * * * New Cretonnes Are Here Very interesting groups at 65c, 75c, 85c, 95c, up to $1.35 yd. GIMBELS UPHOLSTERY SHOP—Sixth Floor Petticoat Sale Rustles Merrily On! And ‘here are four items to show you just how good the Sale is. Wish they were pictured and in colors! $6.95 Crepe de Chine Petticoats $2.85 Princess Cloth Pettibloomers of exce) onal mualie Em- in all the new street shades erald, inese Russ uussian and black. green. aieiae ee of | $1.95 Jersey Top Petticoats shirring and hemstitching. with taffetine or sateen flounces. A limited quantity in black only. Very much re- duced for the February Pet- ticoat Sale. $3.95 Silk-Flounce Petticoats | with cotton tops. Messaline | or taffeta flounces. GIMBELS PETTICOAT SHOP—Second Floor AT PRACTICALLY THE MAKER'S WHOLE- SALL >:.<= OF THREE WEEKS AGO! 200 Handsome Beaded Georgette Crepe Dresses $29.75 Simply because the em- . broiderers were late in delivering. In just the models that “are pictured. One with stunning flower motifs at girdle and tunic border; the other row on row of beading, and a tracery of thread work on bodice and tunic. Seed and ball beads are combined for greatest effectiveness. They may be had inNavy Blue . Asoft Taupe . . and Madura Brown. GIMBELS WOMEN’S DRESS SALON—Third Floor Each model in any size, 84 to 44.