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SPEAKS BRIEFLY ON PEACE
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Mailed onywhoro in th? Umt-H Statai for
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What Is New in Paris Fashions
Via Gimbel Brothers
CABLE
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LONGCHAMPS
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GIMBEL BROTHERS. New York:
No radical change in fashion. Russ;an - effect costumes.
Coats with long kimono sleeves. Many magnificent furs were
worn. Hats larger than ever?brims flat and supple. Soft silks,
velvets, plushes, double-faced fabrics and corduroys the dominating
material:*. Fringes embroideries and laces the vogue. Violet,
mustard, black and white the favored colors.
GLMBELS-PARIS*
Today at GIMBELS
The First Annual
BON MARCHE
GLOVE SALE
A splendid reproduction, with all its economies, of the Annual
Glove Sale of the great Pari.s .store after which it is named.
Providing, so far as we know, the largest and best assortment
of fashionable new Gloves from French makers, for Men, Women
and Children, ever offered under-price in America.
$105,000 worth of Fashionable Gloves for $70,000.
The whole front Main Cross Aisle is given over to the event.
The principal items:
WOMEN'S GLOVE^ : rench Kid Suede Gloves. $1 Pair
$1.75 French Gil ? Ki : Gloves. $1 25 Pair
S 1.50 Cape Gloves. $1 Pair
$? Glace Lambskin Gloves. 75c Pan MEN'S GLOVES
$2.50 French Glace Lambskin Gloves. $1.85
$1 50 and $1.75 French Glace Kid Gloves. $1.^0 One-clasp Cape Gloves at $1 Pair
Si 15 Pai?- $150 One-button or clasp English Cape Gloves
$1 Cape Gloves. 75c Pair m at $} !5 ,Pa% ?...a,, ?
Si French Lambskin Gloves. $1.50 Pa;' One-clasp Gray Mocha Gloves at $1.30 Pr.
$1.50 and $1.75 French Glace Kid. $1.15 v r5 One-cUsp Cape Gloves at $1.30 Pair
Si Glace Lambskin Gloves. 75c Pair , ***??! t r*i Ai/rc
$3 French Glace Lambskin Gloves, $2 P?iii Misses and Children s GLOVEb
$3.25 French Glace Lambskin Gloves, $2.24 $i One-clasp Glace Lambskin Gloves at 75c Pr.
$2.25 Washable Chamois Gloves. $1.65 Pair : One-clasp Cape Gloves at 75c Pair
$2.75 French Glace Kid Gloves, $2 Pair $t One-clasp Mocha Grav Gloves at 75c Pair
$1.50 French Glace Kid Gloves. $1.15 Plir Mam Floor
liso, Today, .. Typical GIMBEL Ss?c of
500 Women's Tailored Suits at $45
Paquin, Bernard, Francis,
LOI v OSting $175 tO $285 Third Floor
Three-fold Opportunity in the Rug Store
(it Oui hole **tock oi India Car] ; Lawton AS ( * HaH Prie
$52.50 to $200,
(?) Kive Hundr, $25 each, regularl] t ' f
Finest V ? Wilton Rugs a! : '< low prie s nxia tt
? $40 from $ md othei ...... ^,,tS n??
Lace Curtains and Portieres. (Sixth F1 >
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"La Pvomcnade des Toi?cttt-"
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Will Be Continued This Week
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Eighth Floor
IN THE SUBWAY STORE
A Most Unusual Sale of Yard Goods
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GIMBEL BROTHERS
SROAOWAY NEW VO?^K THIRTY THIRD ST

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