New-York tribune. [volume], April 13, 1919, Page 9, Image 9

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WOMAN'S DRESS of navy wool
tricotine, handsomely embroidered
in grape design. Red silk shows
through the grapes. The large sash
is black satin. $79.75
MISS'S SUIT of navy wool trico?
tine in a new collarless model piped
with silk braid. Finished with a
gold brocade plastron. $89.75
WOMAN'S SUIT of navy Poiret
twill, copied from an itnportcd
model. The collar and long vestee
are of fancy satin. $149.00
WOMAN'S CAPE of navy trico
lette, handsomely beaded and heav
ily tasseled. It is lined in Copen
hagen blue. $139.00
GIRL'S CAPE of wool velbur in
two-color combination. It is shirred
to a circular yoke. Thc collar may
be worn open or closed. $24.74
MISS'S DRESS with upper part of
ribbed silk tricolette and lower part
of tricotine. The large smart but
tons are fashioned of the two ma
terials. $49.75
EASTEM
EASTER, the formal Spring opening of the fashion world.
is but a week away. And every woman wants to be
attired to attend Spring's own glad festivity, the
baster Parade.
It is only a woman who uderstands how many parts there
are to a woman's costume, how many accessories constitutc
smartness after the suit or dress or wrap is chosen.
It is only a woman who understands how much thought must
be spent upon the selection of the more important articles in
order that they may form a fitting background for the smart
ensemble.
For Women
SUITS with grace and dignity of
line, no matter what tho fabric. Of
tricotine, finc scrgc, oxford cloth,
velour checks, tricolettc?of all the
fabrics that are identified with
smartness, in styles as diversified as
women's personalities.
$23.74 to $224.00
DRESSES which prove bcyond a
doubt that simplicity is the keynote
of smartness, if the style is right to
start with. Man-tailored dresses of
serge, tricotine or Poiret twill, many
handsomely embroidered. Dresses of
Georgette crepe, of tricolette, of
satin, silk, taffeta, moire?a collcc
tion that leaves no taste unsatisfied.
* $14.74 to $179.00
COATS AND WRAPS runawide
range from severely tailored belted
coats to handsomely draped capes or '
aftemoon wraps. There are no less
than twenty-five fabrics represented
?n our Spring collection. Bolivia,
evora cloth, duvet de laine, trico?
tine, silvertone, tricolette, moire silk
brocade s.lk duvetyn, faile and many
more of both silk and wool.
$14.74 to $224.00
CHILD'S DRESS of or.andiewith
dear little pleated ruffle, and trim
rntng of two-tone ribbon. Sites 2,
J and 4 years. $7.94
ORLG^TDJE TURBAN trimmed
with Val. lace and baby ribbon.
$4.69
ere
THE HAT is of black liscre straw with
a graceful glycerined ostrich fancy.
It is faccd with black sikk. $28.50
Millinery
Accessories
She may be a yourig debutante, a smart miss, ,or a
woman of maturer years?somewhere there is *a hat
that is exactly expressive of her personality, and that
somewhere is our Millinery Salon. In the Freneh
model hats themselves, in their faithful copics made
with Freneh materials, among the American made and
American designed hats in models as varied as the
flowers in a Spring garden, there is just the hat for
you. $f.96 to $59.50
These may make or mar. If you choose them at this
store and choose them wisely, the chances are that they
will "make." For we are showing veils that will make
a hat more flattcring, neckwear that will give new pos
sibilities for smartness to a dress or suit, gloves to com
plete every style of costume, shoe?, hosiery, umbrellas,
jewelry and even handkerchiefs to lend bcauty to the
ensemble.
F/jT/'E have seen from a woman's own point of view. In the
Fashion Sections of this store you will find costumes
selected with unerring judgment in style. The qualities and
tailoring are such that will make the garments retain their
.smartness throughout the season, long after the Easter holiday
is past. The selections are so large that every woman may
find clothes particularly suited to her individual self, as if they
were custom designed.
And so, when the time grows short, we propose this store as
the place where you may select your Easter costume with all
its accessories?with no regrets.
For Misses
SUITS that express the mode in a
.youthful manner, by clever subtle
ties of style that distinguish the miss
from the maturer woman, not by the
size of her clothes, but by their fash
lonmg and skilful design'. There are
clever collarless suits, severery tai?
lored modes, and others that feature
sport lines. $23.74 to $94.75
CAPES lead in fashionable wraps
for misses. Some flare in almost cir
cular fashion; others are wide at the
shoulders and taper smartly at the
ankles. There are capes of every
appropriate silk and wool fabric.
Coats and wraps, too, for misses
who prefer them. $19.74 to $109.00
FROCKS which unfold a lovely
secret?nthat youth is beauty. For
in the plastic medium of this sea
son's manifold fashions, misses'
dresses have moulded a style that
will prove becoming to every young
woman. The materials are almost
as many in variety of^color ar>d de?
sign as the styles.' $14.14 to $98.75
HERALD SQUARE
NEW YORK
CHILD'S COAT of tan taffeta
with narroiv shirred ruffles and deep
circular collar. ' $27.75
HAT of taffeta and silk stratv com
bined. ^oj^