The evening world. Newspaper, September 11, 1922, Page 12

not so impulsive as their French sisters, and therefore do not adopt radical changes in styles as quickly. We act slowly and discriminatingly, and once we like something very much we are not foolish enough to give it up either just because Parjs urges us to or for the sake of mere- ly making a change. We have, in fact, made @ record in fidelity by re- taining the one-piece frock so long. A MERICAN women are # And it ts interesting to one who has watched the style situation to note how many, various types of cos- Sume Paris has tried to 4ntroduce over here the meanwhile. She has be- come so alarmed at our in- difference that several Paris dress houses are sending representatives over to interview our women about what they would like to have made . So, while not an a@eknowledged fact abroad, but nevertheless a true one, American women have become independent and set for themselves the styles they will wear. For a pretty street frock, cashmere cloth, _ light weight serge or wool jer- fey are practical fabrics for the early fall before the wrap is donned, and could be made up after the de- sign I am offering by one who needs little experi- ence in the dressmaking line. It is built on straight lines, with an elastic put In at an elongated waist- Mine. Over it is draped a Bash of the dress fabric, bound with narrow silk braid. The opening in the front of the waist, as well as the wide cuffs, are fin- Ished in the same way. As a trimming touch, the self color silk braid allied with dull silver or a contrasting @~ wren color braid is formed into bands on the sides of the frock. It will be noted that the one long ANSWERS TO Queries. Dear Miss Lodewick T have two and a half yards of woollen eponge (dark brown) which I should ike to develop into a little suit or coat dress, I travel from Jer- sey to New York three times a week and would like a practical outfit, Am sev- enteen years of age, brunette. MISS A. G. Ans.—A vest of tan, embroidered and braided in brown, having a collar in one with it, matches cuffs of the same. It may be made as a dress or a suit, when the vest may be opened to reveal a dainty chemi- nette. Dear Miss Lodewick: I have a dress- maker at home who can sew but mot design, so I am _beseeching you for a becom- ing style for her to make for me, Intend , having a plain flack satin ferepe back) dress. Am stout through the bust, mot so stout through the hips. Am forty years old, Thanking you for your help, MRS. W.J.Q. Ans.—A cording of the material outlines a becom- ing yoke. Cording also finishes the circular skirt panels, These are open at the back the same as at the front, with a buckle marking the centre at the low waistline. The #leeves are open from tthe yoke and caught together above the wrist with a corded ornament. Deer tities Lodewick: ‘What can I get for a suitable af- ternoon dress for immediate wear? My wrap is heavy, So shall wear only a tur piece some times, It is for sem! - profession- ai or business use, so it cannot be extreme. Am five feet sig inches tall, thirty-three years old. MRS, T. I. Ans-Heavy crepe back satin would be appro- priate. Lhave designed this to be of selfcfig- ured combined with plain, the latter used for wkirt drabery, cuffs and yoke. To Miss B. B. M.—This design would become you made up in brown. ——— FARD DIET {From the Buffalo Eaquirer.) Mf men are what they og. we should force some men to ea¥ their words. * wr ss 6 ii RSE le ONE Fashion Designs $$$ By Mildred I odewick New and Original | ‘or Smart A SIMPLE FROCK TO MAKE, ' Women end of the sash drops below the skirt edge, achieving the effect as would a side panel or more intricately cut por- tion of drapery. The high fur collar is an accessor¥ depending on personal choice, as it may be opened at the front to reveal a colored lining. Three eo For Long or Bobbed Hair at notion counters, 1 your dealer Gong act carry then fretful lap tog Mati as its cooling touch relieves the ching and burning. Restnol Soap for baby's hair keeps Bi aod attr, ‘aval areas, The simplest way to end a corn is Blue-jay. A touch stops the pain instantly. Then the corn loosens and comes out. Made in a colorless clear liquid (one drop does it!) and in extra thin plas- ters. The action is the same, Pain Stops Ir dntly d Zs : sa. ‘Teething rash, prickly heat, eczema, chafi and other skin disorders to wae EMtdeain rie can techn subdued by Resinoi Apply this pure, soothing, healing ointment to the af- fected parts and note how soon baby's <n rine es ise ere ht THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1922, -GIMBEL BROTHERS 32ND, st RE E T | Music Salons Open Evenings Until 9 P. M. Gimbels—-Eighth Floor. After 5:30 P. M Use 33rd Street Entrance near Broadway Store Hours 9 to 5:30 Phone Pennsylvania 5100 BROADW ‘AY -\ ‘38RD STREET z EW YORK CITY Three Great Home Sales (1): The Great September Sale of Housewares Good Corn Brooms Selected corn—No, 7 59 brooms, for general house- hold use. Big value at.. = i: * : sat " : Kitchen Shoe Polishing Boxes : Sauce Pan Sets Evergreen Trees orcelain Table Tops Ironing Boards Cabinets are tine Bath Stools 3-piece aluminum Arborvitae = and Folding ironing = Quaker Maid inn White enameled set; 1, 1isiand 2 Norway spruce, dane 25x10 14 and 27x11 ne hes 98c to board, with firm Cabinet, oni fine Well-made........ stoole 16 in: 3 * ant them 4 Slightly imperfect including those with scarcely stand, 4/5 feet ; my ° igh; quarts, 1 O7%e now GSC visible, imperfections, as well as, those visibly Whed. Every bigh) legs ee Rngth... $1.79 marred. pony en 35.70 . . i Bee in $ Self-Wringing Mops a 97c 97c { Serub Mop that you can | wring out without wetting your hands hs sm a 1 l ‘ ts, 12 Pe = Laundry z Kitchen Stools F Cerea Se 4 ™ Ash Cans Hampers Wash Boilers Gai; finished stool . : : Folding Card Japanned metal, decor- aaa Heavy galvanized White enamel Copper bottomed — handy. Bath Seats Garbage Cans Tables oie outwal, harley, Scrub Mops metal cans, rein- wooden hamper, _ boilers. 24 ins. $1.49 White enameled, Galvanized cans. Withgreen leather Siar, and six_ smaller For kitchen floors, forced with black 20 inches wide, . No. 7 high. . with rubber cov- Household size; top, pro- gar, and er ° tiling, linoleum: steel 91.97 — BO.inchesga gy size $1.97 White Enameled, ered tight fit- tected ci cr . Complete “3g ribs : high..... 93 No & $2.19 $1.74 brackets... 97 Hee aotit Ae Sorners.. $2.97 White Enameled Rack $1.00 Extra with handle B2C Plain Kitchen Tables O-Cedar Floor Mops Good Carpet Sweepers Window Refrigerators Wooden Folding Stools No. 4 Triangle Dark oak finish if A s Unfinished F ° wood. 13x13. ins. C Mail Orders Filled While Quantities Last. No C. O. D’s. GIMBELS—FIFTH FLOOR (2). The Great September Sale of ag ESE Full size, ma- hogany finished. galvanized metal... With good bris- tle brush wood top. One drawer, 25 x 41 O-Cedar Oil. Both . inches Blue Willow Cups and Saucers: $2 Real Classic Old English blue willow Set of 6. Footed Marmalade Jars, 85¢ Light — cut; complete with colored glass spoon, 24500 Pieces of Famous No. 20499 Porcelain Narrow brown band inter- Breads and Butters... 18¢ PRICE Dinner Plates. . .80¢ Meat Platters 50 ected ey Ranga a ne Pie Plates....... ..e Fruit Saucers.........15¢ Meat Platters....... .90¢ Gon gold handles. me Tea Plates.......... 25¢ CUT Open Vegetables 50c Teas and Saucers.... .25¢ Thin China Cups, Cracker and Saucers: $1 Cheese Dish: $2.95 Tall Art Glass Curved-edge Flower Vase - - $2.95 Bowl - - $1.00 Decorated; neat P border ; ey. i atterns; se o le Golccanerared) 2 Lite Fiat Art Glaga Large Flat Bowl for Mi . i Plate - - $1.95 Bulbs - - $1.95 Tall Iride-cent Can- lridescent Glass dlestick - $2.95 Bowl - - $1.95 Small Colonial Can- Other useful Bowls: dlestick - $1.50 $1.95 to $10.00 SPECIAL PRICES ON A NOTED MAKE OF ART GLASS Beautiful frosty surfaces in cloudy tones of amber; saffron; turquoise and sapphire blue; ruby red; April Light Cut Glasses: 19¢ Luncheon Trays:$1 green and dull purple. Each bowl with black stand. A charming note for your charming home. . f Effectively light cut; » Sherbets, , fruit salads, handled; ‘in large size. Mail Orders Filled While “Quantities Last. None C.,0. D. GIMBELS—FIFTH FLOOR goblets, Supreme valuet (3). Big Special Concessions in Beds and Bedding A Purchase of ENGLANDERS and a Close-out of SIMMONS 102 Onnen AnneSteel Beds 100 Englander SingleBeds with Springs : 419.75 This Is Lower Than They Were Sale-Priced in August . Fitted with Englander link spring; laterally reinforced, In single only. Available in ivory, white, walnut or mahogany finish. GIMBELS--SEVENTH FLOOR Brooklyn, Long Island arid New Jersey Customers Direct to Gjmbels via Tubes and Subuap —==—=—= 150 Famous. Englander Simmons Made : $19.95 A Close-out at About Half the Regular Price All sizes, but not in every finish. American walnut, mahogany, ivory, ecru and gold tinted. At an extremely low price. On These Numbers Deferred Payments Can Be Arranged 3-Piece Beds _: Which Is Even Lower Than Their Low August Sale Price Head, foot and spring, in 3-0 single size only. at head and foot-end, white, walnut finishes. 521.50 Cane insert Lateral reinforcements. Ivory, On These Numbers Deferred Payments Can Be Arranged