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SALE OF IMPORTED BEAD BAGS AT $42.50
These bags are quite unusual; imported, hand made, of the very fine seed
beads not often seen in bags at this price; leather lined; with hall-marked silver
frames. In fact, they are worth probably twice the price asked in this sale.
GIMBELS HAND BAG SHOP?Main Floor
Store Hours
9.40 to 5:30
Trousseau Dainties for
The Easter Bride
Perdita, too, is a
gown of white crepe
de chine with yoke
of Georgette em?
broidered in roses?
and very much Va
lenciennes. (Illus?
trated) $27.00.
Chemise to match,
$13.75.
Other Silken Lingerie, xvhite
and pastel-tinted, $(5.05 to $65
GIMBELS LINGERIE SHOP?Second Floor
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Millicent is a gown
of snowy crepe de
chine with such very
new ways of satin
ribbons to float from
a fragile sleeve. (Il?
lustrated) $18.15.
Chemise to matth,
$10.45.
M a z i e ? a lovely
washable' satin en?
velope c h e m i s e?
adds Georgette me
dallion and pink
rosebudj tc its Va
lenciennes trimmed
yoke. (Illustrated)
$9.35.
For Easter and the Spring
Silk Umbrellas and Parasols
We offer a most complete stock 'of beautiful um?
brellas and parasols in new colors and new handles for
the coming season.
More gay, more attractive, more part
of the costume than ever before.
In silk plaids, in stripes
and in plain colors that
charm the eye.
Prices range from $7.50 to $25.00
GIMBELS UMBRELLA SHOP?Main Floor
In handles of Bakelite and
Amber, with cord loop
and with ring.
*10.30
Ways in Which Miss 2 to 6
May Greet the Easter Day
Springtime's sweetest frock-fancies are ever for her?
whether they are woven into the sturdiness of pongee
?the fairylike frailty of net?or the daintiness of
dotted swiss and linen.
Marylinn goes to
Grandmama's in a
frock of point de
esprit wjth a ccra!
Jane wears a pon?
gee peasant frock with
Irish crochet buttons.
And her pockets, and
sash and coraljhem and collar bloom
flowers of clever wool with tiny forget-me
stitchery
(Illustrated.)
$10.50
nots.
(Illustrated.) $15.00
Just a Garden of Frocfys for Miss
2 to 6 $3.95 to $15.00
GIMBELS?BABY SHOP?Second Floor
Louison knows the
piquant w a y of a
dotted swiss frock
with a maid. A frock
that adds a blue stitch
ery to blue batiste col?
lar and cuffs and hem.
(Illustrated.) $15.00
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Furs Are Favored
More Than Ever Before?and No Wonder!
For When Were Spring .Furs So Charming?
Doesn't your Eas?
ter Suit look a bit
bare about the
neck? Doesn't
your Frock lack a
little touch of soft
ness at the throat?
Furs, of course.
They're the mod
ish answer to any
costume* s prob?
lem. For, some
how, a woman
isn' t completely
well-gowned these
days unless she
has the flattering
finish of fur.
Hudson Bay Sables....
Hudson Bay Sables.. .
Natural Fisher Scarfs.
Baum Marten Scarfs. .
Baum Marten Scarfs. .
Stone Marten Scarfs. .
Japanese Sables.
. (one skin)
(two skins)
,. (one skin)
. (two skins)
. (one skin)
(two skins)
$79.50
156.00
225.00
85.00
155.00
39.50
95.00
Special at $55.00
are dark fitch scarfs
?f two mounted skins.
Special at $39.50
are Kolinsky choker
scarfs of two skins.
GIMBELS?FUR SALON?Third Floor
Just a Few?Chosen From So Many
Tailored Costumes Springtime FrocKs
Tweed! The very word smacks of smartnnss. And espe
cially when the tweed is tailored into a plain straight suit
with unusual pockets and unusually fine lines. (Illvs
t"ated-\. . $69.50
LUminutive bands of black patent leather adequately trim
a suit of dull blue worsted. And you must admit the little
coat has a lot of chic. (Illustrated.) $85.00
There are so many suits of navy tricotine, but so few that
can boast such splendid lines and such well applied braid.
(Illustrated.) $130.00
GIMBELS WOMEN'S APPAREL SALONS-Third Floor
Vari-colored worsted brightens the girdie and vestee of a
black satin frock of simple lines and fringe-dripping sash.
ihe skirt tucks under prettily. (Illustrated.) $69.50
A little dull gilt mixes with the black silken embroidery of
a black tncolette frock. The uneven tunique leads right
straight to smartness. (Illustrated.) $79750
Prim little ruffles wander around the tunique and pockets
oi this navy tricotine dress. Its lines are lovely. (Illus?
trated.) $g5>00
Stockings With Clockings
On Easter Parade
Are you going to send her an Easter gift? Send her
silk stockings. Are you plahning a very chic Easter cos?
tume ? Then?you will choose the stockings that Paris
chooses.
Lace Ankle or Paris Clockings come in so many alluring
modes that it's impossible to suggest one as better than
another?but they're all sheer and exquisite and at a mod?
erate price range that is in no way compatible with their
ultra-smartness. $3.75 to $9.50. Federal tax not included.
GIMBELS HOSIERY SHOP?Main Floor
Easter Gloves With
Parisian Accent
_ They've come all the way from France, you see. Thev
wrmkle over Milady's wrist in the manner approved of
Fans?or choose to be smartly two-toned, which is quite as
6=Button Glove, with strap at
wrist; P. K. sewn; white, white
with black, brown,, beaver and
tan, $5.75
8-Button Length Gloves, over*
seam sewn, with mousquetaire
wrist; good shades of tan; em?
broidered backs, $5.50
White Gloves
,^u||on .;?5.50 j 16-Button.$7.00
12=Button.$6.50 I 20-Button. $7 50
GIMBELS GLOVE SHOP?Main Floor
Springtime Weaves Its Sufotlest Charms
in Fashions for Miss 14 to 20
Suits That Are Jatmty as a New Season: Froct\s as Gay as March Sunshine /"
Your New Suit
Miss 14 to 20, is here?
and as you'd like it.
/Vavj? Blue
Poiret Twill
Tricotine or
Men's Wear Serge
and Ttveed
Trig and tailory?beau?
tifully made ? silken
lined?with the short
ness of coat and pleat
ings of skirt aifd very
elaborate embroideries
that are rightfully
y o u r s ? and spring
time's own.
>AMONG A
Jean?a tricotine frock%or the Ave?
nue, grosgrain ribbon bound; with
charming lingerie touches at throat
and sleeve. (Illustrated.) $39.75
Your New Frock
Miss 14 to 20, has been
specially pianned for
you.
Satin
Tricotine
Taffeta
Tricolette
Ceorgette
Colorful as Fashion's
garden?with fascinat
ing ways of sash and
vestee and glittering
threads of gold and art
fully artless placing of
collars and buttons and
pockets and pleatings.
WORLD OF CHOOSING ARE THESE
Peggy?a tricotine suit with swath
ing sash and gay pony coat suggestive
of the picturesque and romantic grace"
of a Spanish gypsy. (Illustrated.)
$49.75
Betty?a tea frock of black mig
nonette with quaint Victorian yoke
and pipings of henna. Note the
emartness of hem and hipline.
(Illustrated.) $42.50
GIMBELS MISSES' FASHION SALON?Third Floor
Lutece Pearls?As Lovely as Orientals
?and Obtainable Only at Gimbels
When we say "as lovely as Orientals," we say it ad?
visedly. For these are not the usual artificial pearls. They
are the product of the most skilful labor of a Parisian
artist-chemist, who created them just for us.
Lutece Pearls have the glowing lustre, the rich colora
tion and the enduring wearing qualities of the deep sea
gems. They fall short of the Oriental pearl in one thing,
however?that is, in price.
30.00 and $35.00
are the very modest prices of 27-inch strands of exquisitely matched
and gracefully graduated pearls. The clasps are solid gold.
24 inch strands are priced $25 and $30 ?
20 inch strands are priced $20.00
18 inch strands are priced $15.00
16 inch strands are priced $13.50
GIMBELS JEWELRY SHOP
?Brooklyn, Long Island and New Jersey Customers Direct to Gimbels via Tubes and Subtoaysssssm
Springtime Millinery
^ A Superb Showing
A more comprehensive display of
Parisian Creations from the Salons of world-famed
designers than, we believe, can be found anywhere else
in America.
Together Tvith
Gimbel Reproductions in the identical
imported materials of the originals.
A Briiliant and Varied CoIIection that authentical
ly mirrors the fashion-decrees of Paris and yet is dis
tinctly moderate in price. g
Reproductions $22.50?$28?$38 and higher.
GIMBELS FRENCH MILLINERY SALON?Third Flor
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'Kerchief s of Easter Are
.Brave With Embroiderv
j
Sometimes tiny colorful flowers?somteimes the dainti
ness of hand-wrought butterfiies adorn the 'kercmeis
you'll send in Easter Greeting or tuck into the pocket
of your Easter suit! And they're charming!
Sheer Irish Linen 'Kerchiefs
with embroidered corners,
50c each.
Hand - embroidered Madeira
'Kerchiefs, imported mull with
eyelet embroidery, 50c each.
Very Fine Irish Linen 'Ker?
chiefs with very dainty hand
embroidery, $1.50 each.
Fine Sheer White Mull 'Ker?
chiefs; beautiful, embroidered
corners. 35c ea.; 3 for $1.00.
Other 'Kerchiefs?French, Irish,
Porto Rkan?$L50 to $3.75 ea.
GIMBELS HANDKERCHIEF SHOP?Main Floor
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Frocks for Miss 6 to 16
A Very Joyous Spring Song
Whether to that very important young person
Easter means the solemnity of confirmation,
the thrill of a stroll on the Avenue or a very
sedate family dinner ? these are her frocks.
Navy Blue Serge
accordion pleated
skirt', with silk rib
bon sash and em?
broidery, modishly
short sleeve, turn
back cuff. $25.00 |
Fine French Voile,
lace frilled tucked,
sailor-oollared and
sweet as pink sash
can make it. A touch
of embroidery, too.
$23.50
Lovely Blue, Rose,
Beige, Brown Taf?
feta with such in?
teresting pleatings
and pockets and
contrasting ribbon
by way of accent.
No Sub Deb Frock
could be smarter.
* $33.50
Just three of some of the Nicest Frocks for Miss
6 to 16, Will Find in Many a Day, $6.95 to $49.50.
GIMBELS?CHILDREN'S APPAREL SHOP?Third Floor.
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Tricolette
on Blouses
Made of the Fancy Tricolettes
that One Rarely Sees?and Never at
$5.00
The model is charming, yes. That you see at a
glance. TheVetty neck-line, the daintily^ut sTeeTes
the snugness at the hip-line. BUT you cannot mS
exquisite colorings of the tricolette \Z S? artfufpa?
terns m which it is available. p
W*w.r*lUnT1 types of dr?P-*titch are included.
S *h*l 8h0Wn f0nl Patte?s above. And the quaiity
isfaclrily^' CrUnChy S?rt that h0lds its shaP* so sat
f As to colors?they are lovely beyond words. Burnt
Z~g% tfowingcherry, rich blues, becoming laven
ders, the wanted sponge. And the always-desirable
flesh, white and black. "
GIMBELS BLOUSE SHOP?Third Floo*