The evening world. Newspaper, March 1, 1918, Page 13

For ‘the First Saturday of Easter Month 1,500 New Easter Dresses ina sale —-$16.75, $19.50, 6 Models at $16.75 ‘wo serge street creases, two de- | lightful every- wee bit material, Nothin sergefrock to now, and later to we coat. The styles are is an Eton jacket ef in red ‘some have flares at th ‘has stitchin, types of dresses can find the sort of | come her best. 4 Models at One is a stunning serg dress, an expe A truly remarkable for DOWN dressy ; fresh and expectedly good at $16. 6 Serge Frocks, “righter” =a JOHN WA $25, $29.50 There are dresses for all occa- sions. Every type is found in this amazing collection. The little serge frock; the simple taffeta frock for general wear, the more elaborate taffetas and Georg- ettes and combinations for dressier occasions; the semi-evening taf- fetas and Georgettes; the little chiffon dinner dress; one little chif- fon evening dress. They are carefully designed dresses; noted for smart new lines, correct in every detail, yet having that little chic and air t makes a DRESS a REAL DRESS. | | noon frock. A t day taffetas, two ot anuuenl pees | | chiffon Minner dr unusually go oretty. Une $19.50 than a smart wear under the coat all it‘ race another touch; ne a Pa evenin, #0 © hd an be d satin | i nsive looking affair. | Gee orgette, he price. -STAIRS A stunning dress, beautifully tail- ored; a taffeta and Georgette after- feta frock and a 8; all very good, , and very good-looking. 4 Styles at $29.50 One is @ chiffon evening dress. ‘our war-time economy jel.” It's a dream of simplicity The other three lightful taffetas and dr as well 2 orname ‘or 80 n. and touches urkable collection of carefully planned dresses that Second floor, Old Building STORE ‘Women’s Dresses Less ive. One bands of re Two new groups to be offered for the dirst time. At $9.75, Blue serge dresses in s to 42; trimmed with buckles, white At $19.75 Georgette dre broidered with beads. colors and navy blue from a higher 76 only. Crepe model. At $7. were $12. yuttons, collars and culfs. s; broken sizes, group. Some priced Spring Down Stairs Store, Old Bldg. At $14.75—Were more Taffeta, crepe de chine and serge | combined with | were | 5 $10.75 to $14.75 ilk dresses in several 6 to 40 in the Young Women’s Spring © Frocks--Sale of 200 at $19 A little maker of dresses who w pretty clothes he can The frocks been finished—they and-span new and in the late st to see what create, Our $27.50 to concession $32.50 grades lards and selected W than 100 styles. Spring modes. Loveliest fine silk taffet New Spring Suits are Here at $25 to $85 Sizes 14 to 20 years. Second floor, Old Building DOWN Two Ge , charm -STAIRS Wonderful Groups of Dresses Serge, $7.75; Silk, $12.75 The Serge Dresses The Silk Dresses are from our 0 stocks. You a know that moat 1 wool and that th been carefully selects vd Shem were $11.75 three we *BSizee 14 to 20 5 a good dark navy blue ize different as found them in a ars, All are Misses’ Skirts of Taffeta, $6.75 Six typ! Navy | Specially planned Sale for March's first Saturday Women’s Easter Gloves Sale of 3,500 Pairs at $1.45 This is another afford” —for gloves are rising increasingly hard to get. sand color, ivory, pearl and trasting stitching. 6 styles; good ¥ Just 75 ut al misses’ Jue and black e price. ‘ood serges. k—finish is neat chose M to 20, but probably not STORE 14 to 20 years Linings are and models—all them from of the most desirable wks we have ever seen ke dresses, as new and | though you had Paris. shop. ide belts, plenty of fullness Down-Stairs Store, Old Building | Easter Hats, $6 tricornes ther new shapes. ite color, Pokes up in back faced with ‘dolicd straw wreaths Newest straws Our $2 and $2.50 grades wheh we can say in price Bo-Peep sailors turned Tiny ostrich edgings, flange of horse-hair, , lacquer ribbon, French posies, all sorts of enchanting trimmings, of surprising quality for $6, First floor, Old Building “buy ail you can and skins become Excellent quality capeskin Nearly all | tan, white-—with two-toned con- | Main floor, Old Building THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MARCH 1, = SKIN $1,000,000. COUNTERFEIT PLO ~ TOSERVE4T YEARS Store Closes at March HOME Sales Today marks the opening of two important Wanamaker Semi-annual Home-furnishing Sales—the March Sales of China, Cut Glass, Lamps and Housewares—each offering opportunities as plentiful as ever before. China and Glass Savings mostly of 25 to 33 1-3 per cent Two thousand dinner sets from England, France and | America form the best test of the economies andcompleteness | of this sale. Every set is complete; every individual piece is made according to our standard sizes English Dinner Sets Decorated China Plates | $20, $22.50, $27.50—our From France and England; r $84 and $40 grades. duced one-third to one-half. | Freneh Dinner Sets Cut Glass 5,837 pieces 30, , $60, $67.4 |} Prices are a quarter to a half $50, $70, $8 article for the table $30, | included. | Water Tumblers $1.50 dozen tumblers we sell regularly for 0; Ve dozen for our $1.50 grade. $20, $25--our $18.50 to $40 grades, Open stock Dinner Sets An average reduction of 2 | per cent. prevails. during March 'S fee Mg ge Mig LAMP. patterns of English, French, Nip- Klee loor and table lamp ) shades to match. $5,600 saved on a special purchase of $14,000 worth—b: hes regular prices. pon and American sets Table Glassware ,000 pieces —goblets, blers, wine — glasse necessary pieces; r third to one-half, Second Gallery, New Building Housewares xaker kind seeured e 10 to 40 per cent. stocks Housewares of the W for the March 8 Pri those which prevail on ou specially less than Refrigerators 15 to Vollrath Enamelware Aluminum Utensils 0 per cent. less 20 per cent, less. ical Devices 2,500 pieces—20 per c PSS. Iron ors, chafing dishes. Bathroom tings Feathe ste: Enameled and nickel-plated. Feather Dusters 2 10 to 20 per cent. less. Articl Ash cans, ¢ of Iron | » cans and Woodenware cooking ute 5 leas, Kitchen accessorles—10 to'30 Sewing M ehttes per cont, less, $34.50 —were $45 Seventh Gallery, New Bldg. Knickerbocker Hard Water Soap at HALF pric ice During March Two cakes for | 48 cakes, $3.6 rger quantitie x cukes, 90¢; 24 cakes, ahes, $10.80, We suggest fi. 80; for Main floor, Old Buildi and Down-Stairs Store | Tas Shipment of Women’s $8 Shoes to Go at $6.25 pair Only their equa 4 pairs and—wh lity and smart y are gone—shoe nqu l ‘ These $6.25 bo’ calfskin with dar kidskin anc dicated win rat floor, Old Bldg. s Cloth ing Easter and Spring ng in. And it’s fine, For is already comit IT cut, well-ta 's found he y variet al models al me good, depen: 3 you dable lozen conveni Look them SC natal prices... over TOPCOATS-~— oxfords, coverts, mix tures; only li over the should« What a tremendous relief (and / it is to yet ou sur heavy overe veteran of th t winter campa you e went h, and into ¢ the: light-weight coats. 600 Pairs Men’s Tan Shoes $10 ¢ Grade rood light sh $6.75 Pair High s t by one of he wasn't n't ma (de some time ous, flat last, n $ ang C width: goo w morning 19, 008 Shirts day morni in cou! The which went on sul t prices wh and | all de i rw ateudy Woven madras hirts $3 grade ) @Q O Fibre Silk shirts $4 grads 59,95 Silk-and-colton shirts $5 grade ) each Woven and printed madras shirts ) $1 By-4 of $1.50, $1.73 and $2 grades 40 our standard \ each Burlington Arcade floor, New Building re — uel Leader of Gang, Gets | Longest Sentence—Others in Fear of | years were | terfeiters, who: country with spur © Bank Manton sin Atlanta 1 Antonio Pugtiat the band Was rev by Asw | Frank 4 j hind the Jing de aggregating mpored on the 1 Adin Hoover has wdvised Mr. Will- sew that no corn ia drawn] ° f thera contres f tration the usefuln 1918. T0000 BUSHELS. Heal as a aubstle | ¢ tut Allies a further t no Hooter Indl. 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