The evening world. Newspaper, March 4, 1919, Page 11

First “Cholee of Several Hundred. Bales of ORIENTAL RUGS Just Purchased Below Market Price ‘lo these new purchases we have added about 200 rugs from our own Ori- ental rug stocks, prices of which we have reduced to make the values even. A total shows an aggregate of 3 $73,375 Worth for $48,550 The Daghestans and the Mossouls, in the group of 345 small rugs, and the Ser- apis in the room sizes, are particularly attractive. be duplicated, anywhere, at the sale prices. we are being asked to pay, ourselves, by importers. They should be picked early tomorrow. | Sate Price | $198 The Small Rugs a8 85 Daghestans and Shirvans, $80, $38 grades $18.60 J | 13 40 Dagh estans and Shirvans, $45 grade... $27.50] | Sorin) 278 80 Reloochistans, $38 to $55, grade, $25 to $39.50} | 7! ap HS | 50 Mossouls, hearth sizes, $47.50 grade. ,.... $29. tea 388 ; 150 Mossouls, hearth sizes, $50 to $85 grade 584 - $37.50 to $57.50 So4 366 3.6 x 10 feet a | The Room Size Rugs eo feet a4 \ Nome Grade Sale Price it | $635 $595 474 785 556 is ho 195 ie 225 \ 550 225 ! Serapi—1 Serapi-—-22 Kermanshah— 40- Mats and | Kermanshah- fino x 4 ft. 4 in Chinese a, Reduced 20 to 40 per cent. emall size Chinese Rugs up to 2 ft. 0 to $19.: Kermanshah 2— Medium sire Chinese Rugs up to iy x 5ft. oy Shah Abbas- $18.50 to $29.50 - Kermanshah- 25—- Hearth size Chinese Rugs up to4 x7 ft Shah Abbas— 12. $48 to $75 Arak—11.6 x 8, 40-—Room size Chinese Rugs 6x9, 8x10 and \| Mahal—11.10 x 8.10 feet 9x i2ft. at $25, $175 up to $275 Mahal—12 x 8.7 feet 25—Extra large size Chinese Rugs. Size 10x 14 Maha! 9.10 feet up to 12 x 18 ft $295 to $875 Anatolian” 9.8 feet Wednesday, Third Gallery, New Building. | Vollrath a | Enamelware ee A <a Apout 20 Per Cent Less 2,£76 Pieces in March ‘ Sak of HOUSEWARES “iv ike emanated “Vollrata’”” enameled cooking utensils ; have a aiding a their own with most housewive. his enameled ware _ is } stamped aut of solid stee]. It is triple coated ’ with har¢enamel. ‘There are no seams to leak or larbor germs. pyery cece! is per- fect. ‘Ihe capacities given below are the } actual neasurements. Tea pots, 314 pts., $1.35, were $1.70. Coffe pots, 5 pts., $1.60,were $2.05. Teakettles, 4 qts., $2.10, were $3. Ovd dish pans, 12 qts., $1.60, were $2.10, Roind dish pans, 12 qts., $1.45, were 41.85. Rice beilers, 3 pts., $1.85, were $2.30. | Coyerel saucepans, 4} 4 qts., $1.35, were $1.7). Lippel, Saucepans, 11, qts. 5be 2 qts., 55¢, were 7 Sink trainers, 50c, were 65c. Oblog roasting pans, 15-inch, $1.25, wee $1.55. Aspragus or corn boilers, $3, were $3.80, , Seventh Gallery, New Building Fiber Madras, 95c yd. $.25 to $1.75 is the price-range which attaches to madres of this | \ gualif. But we fetng 1,600 yarcs which we ate able to sell ut 95 . Fibermadras is like silk, It is very durable. Wershes wel! are signs and colois in the lot suitable for men’s shirts und women's blows and dresses. Main Aisle, Cld Building Boys’ Wash Suits for "| $3.75 When a cum has established a reputation for quality, even a tiny oil spot Fs cannot be disregarded In this somebody lessness brings you a subs tial saving. The Suits { ~are chiefly middies, because this maker specializes in middy suits. i Some long trousers; others ( tl, heve trousers; and many \ have collars and cuffs, and silk t 45c, were oe have short erge $5 to $6.50 ~grades, by actual comparison with our regular stock; so you can r judge how good they are. Sizes 3 to 9 years. ' Loys’ Skop, Second floor, Old Building. “That Knickerbocker ’ Soap’ —wri'es a Soldier frem France “was the best thought of anything that you gave, me, for over here in France’ the water is so hard that the boys cannot take the neces- sary bath, as the soaps available will not make a lat her. » officers offered as $1.50 a cake for nickerbocker soap, but I, bring one of the same army, shares ed, my supply with them.” You Can Buy 18 Cakes for $1.50 during March (usual price $2.70 This is an annual event. The soap is our own—essentially different from certain kinds offered to the public as imitations. Bring your order in person or send it by mail, “telephone or telegraph Main floor, Old Building , Extra Size Silk Petticoats Of changeable tatfeta, in practi- cally all color combinaticns. Lovely ones like green and mauve, gay ones like cherry and bright blue and gold; and Of soft messaline for those who prefer it—with tucked end pleated ruffles that lie flat according to the new silhouette. All $5.75. Third floor, Old Building. Bedspreads or Sets? We have just put on to the shelves and tables of the Bedcovering Shop some light - weight dimity hemmed, at $3 very dainty corded and crinkled bedspreads; white easily laurcered; the sirgle Led for double, ard § extra large size. And for some bed-sets in hand- girs; cotton with a besutiful satiny finish; scalloped and cut covers; holster ingle or double lourth Gallery, New Building. A Flutter of APRONS has come snowing down on a certain Third Floor Section Tea Aprons in fetching designs, from simple embrcidery trimmed cambrics at die to dotted swisses with a plain trimming or lo scallops. These ure °, the latter havin, roll ap- plig ue of the plain white material upon the dotted swiss, Waitresses’ aprons (with straps) in dotted swiss, embroid- ery-trimmed. — Princess styles, ete,, 85¢ to $1.75, Third floor, Old Building. The We do not believe they can | Many of them are below the prices | | | The Fashion Salons Interpret the Vogue for Satin Gowns There is every indication of a tremendous vogue for satin. Bits of information from Pa the costumes of smart women who lead the mode, the tendency of our designers—all these things point to a spring of shim- mering satin. i The Fadhion Salons hav accordingly. Newly urrive satin gowns that feature th colors, the newest lines, 2 newest treatment of smal such us bits of embroic touches of Georgette a lace. Every gown is a distinet fashion note. At $59.50 are four new models. Tw them are tunics; one features Iqng lines: another is banded with embroidery. of che | gold threads illustrated At $69.50 | —two models. In taupe black and taupe brown satin is particu. larly smart) traced with gold thread embroidery across the bodice and with its skirt: made with a true Callot drape is one. Illustra’ The other is a heavy bla satin, across ¢ shoulders and arms and on the skirt with black silk At $98 a cafe au lait satin frock made with Russian tunic and em broidered in Russian designs. At $85 is a gown very heavily very beautiful gown Women’s Fashion Salons Second floor, Old Building. Remarkable Sale of Women’s Silk Sweaters $29.75 to $37.50 200, samples and a sm surplus (couldn't be much sur- plus of good sweaters as th from three manufactu “Never had such values to offer” —said the head of the Sweater Shop. They are all pure thread silk in a garden of colors and color- combinations, mostly one of a kind—buttoned sweaters, wit! and without sleeves, and slip. on sweaters without sleeves. Every woman—and young woran —- should see them ‘There is ¢ Je and a color for each, At least, there will be morning grades for $19.75 When the Store opens tomorrow Second floor, Old Building. Some Ne Handkerchief linen in rose or blue; long shawl col- lar with vest of same mate- : cuffs and colle f with knife pleating in white linen. $10. Voile, with ra the V neck ond coll and drawn we ig of Val Batiste, square with little bib effe edging, pin tucking too, with pin tucking; some with filet lace in w Blouses Main Aisle Silk Blouses, $3.85 pended and e mbipivated some with tucking. flesh and stripes ax well y suit shades, buttons down each side in front, forming vestee effect. 75, Main floor, Old Building American Dishes Added to White N telling of the Wh House at Washir ) ished gold ind «mb cesed geld is the rex! of th America has made trome tery-mahing of late years is the exceptionally fine collec House Collection work of beautifying and redecorating the ton, a dispatch states that “a 1 to the collection of former Presi- ues the dispatch, “it is the only t is ‘made in America.’ It is blue enamel, and in the center in e United States rdous strides in the art of pot- ‘The most striking proof of this tion of American Dinner Sets In the March China Sale Con plete 107 piece sets with gold bands $22.50, were $52.50. 106-piece sets with border designs $22.50, w . 106-piece with spray designs $13.50, were $18.50. All pieces are gilt. English Porcelain Dinner Sets New border desigr $27.50 £20, O7-piece set §35- were $45 107-piece set French China Dinner Sets $47.50. were $67.50 (107-piece sets, rich border d signs, solid gold handle $52 50- were $60 including ch border $175 were $228 (1O8-piece sets, encrusted gold border with solid gold handle $185~—-were $220 (107-piece sets, encrusted gold border with cobalt blue band.) ippon China Dinner Sets broidered on bodice and skirt--a | » and fine || § $37.50 were $60 OF-pi ts in rich border de- rai olid gold handles. £47.£0- were $70 ri th gold band and 1 border, solid Please Note All above dinner sets are from the remost factories in the F set is com- ons. Evers The latest designs and shapes are included ‘The savings are substantial ~rep- resenting radical reductions from | Second Gallery, New Bldg. \\ \\ Spring-Time Events at foot Wing Many a Brit “ye Happy Suggestion Plaid Skirts, Nearly Made k plaid woolen is 2.75 skirt. a pleated and white plaid is $14.95 4 ked skirt is reduced to a pleated plaid serge is Al Goods S Down-staire Store, New Bldg. Jolly Smocks Gay ones for women starting thei ring gardens. White ones | with blue sashes and blue piping and touches of rose color, at $2.95. Joan of Are middies in rose and Copenhagen blue are embroidered in black, $2.96, White duck regu. lation sa i swith red neck scarfs Rotunda, ra Store, Old Bidg, **Mardi-Gras"' The New Blouse with Mardi-Gras spots and Lacey Frill, $3.50 Any ore who has seen ‘Mis’ Nelly of N’Orleans” will feel that these fluffy, frilly, dainty blouses express the very spirit of the gay spring carnival of the South Striped and dotted voile in white with blue, white with pink and blue, white with blue and yellow. The frill is white voile edged with dainty V lace, Down-Stairs Store, Old Bldg. Extra Large Bath Towels, 50c 20x44 inch hemmed bath towels, good and heavy. All white or with blue borders. These are the worth while kinds, spongy, absorbent. A special lot of our standard 75c grade. Down-Stairs Store, New Bldg. Sateen Covered , Comfortables, $6.75 Limited quantity of our stand- ard $9 gri which we wish to Gispose of at once. Heavy & teen covers printed with floral o: | Persian patterns and with plain | sateen borders to match. Filled with sanitary cotton. | Down-Stairs Store, New Bldg. | 7 ’ For Men’s Spring Shirts Woven and orinted madras cloth--good patterns —soft cuffs You can have three of these shirts for the average price of one--if Broadway windows are a true index to the general run of shirt prices. Down-Stairs Store, New Building 7 “Rockabye Bed for Baby Mother will call it in the daytime ‘Mother's Friend.”” Daddy will call it in the w small hours of the night “ her's Friend.” Neigh- bors will call it all the time “Perfect Peace.” It Swings Gently by Machinery lhe bed is of enameled white iron, the mechanism is under the. bed It can be cranked and go for an hour: it can be stopped whenever desired Price $16.50. Down-Stairs Store, Old Bldg Slightly Soiled Bed Spreads £2.20, $2.95 and $3 for 100 white crochet spreads which heve been culled from our regular stocks Until now they have been $3, $3.75 and $5. Single and three-quarter and double | bed size. Down-Stairs Store, New Bldg. > best $25 Spring Gowns ITH tricolette gilets, bead embroidery. draped skirts, short coat effects, sashes An impromptu fashion exhibition is taking place in the Woman's Store Down- stairs. Women who won- der where they can find the $25 frocks"’—are — in- vited to come and see, Exquisite silk lined frocks of taffeta have Georgette tops beaded and embroidered at $25. Tailored serge street frocks have short cont effects, and waist coat and sash jauntily tied in back at $25, Satin frocks with exaggerated long wuists are $25, "Tatteta creas sin gray and other colors are quaintly My rows of cording at $25. More than a dozen new Spring styles of women's dresses at this one price Now, ee Spring Dresses Special, $19.75 Satin and ta . plain and com bined with Georgette, some trimmed with puffed net, others embroidered; an occasional one with the new Russian blouse effect ne or two of a kind —-and all, Down-Stairs Store, Old Bldg. Misses’ Silk z . Skirts, $6.75 Special purchase of navy and black taffe ta dress skirts in 34 to Wonderfully tractive Spring any of them with Down-Stairs Store, Old Bidg Every Woman Who Missed the $4.90 Shoe Sale last. Saturday can still 11,000 pairs of shoes is size of the order, unexpected price. profit a large quantit placed almost a yea by, the opportunity. but the very go, explains the ty The Four Popular Styles Indicated by Saturday’s Sale are these: dull black leather with gray eloth top; dull black leather with dull top, wing tip; dull black leather with leather top; and soft black kidskin, straight tip. There is a world-wide demand for good leather shoes. The supply is inadequate. and substantial shoes lik: That is why well- these be as welcome as the flowers in Ma shapely, at $4.90 should Down-Stairs Store, New Building Girls’ Gingham Dresses, $1.50 SPECIAL ‘ 6 to 14 in well- made school frocks that girls will like because they are in such attractive colors and styles, Mothers tell us this special lot offers better value than they have found anywhere the city Among then plain chambray, plain cotton crash and plaid gingham, Plain, smocked and embroidered. From a manufac turer of well-made dresses we have sold thousands of them at higher prices. Down-Stairs Store, Old Building, Hand-Smocked Rompers cia aca a Purchase of wonderfully good play rompers and creepers for children of 1 to 5 ye ars. but of pretty poplin in white, pink or blue stitching of contrasting color. y are made ‘plen nty full and finished neatly while the quantity last nt expectation of being able to duplic ordeng will be fillec pres the price. Not made of ordinary cheap materials smocked or ill notice slephone We have no the quality at and Mothe ate Down-Stairs Store, Old Building ful silhouette of these enjoy the quality of the s of the coat coats button high or low 4 to 42 Sizes ilapeitiadaludcietigaasta Box Coat Suits, $29.75 Slender women will appreciate the straight youths newest suits. Slashed and braided at the hips, the box at the are braid-bound almost to the elbow. Down-Stairs S$ They will also good silk lining and the throat and the sleeves tore, Old Building. Boys’ Clothes Are Still Going Lower tly Winter weights unior Norfolk Suits Mos 5— now 25 that were $8.95 50 Norfolk Suits $11.50-- now were $9 to $12. .ow now sizes 8 to 16 Overcoats and Mackinaws but think of the saving! sizes 3 to 7 were $3.95 $5.50 were $7.50 to $5.50, sizes 7 to 16 Down-Stairs Store, New Building. a wervpiteds iy ai ies Sane as aad ba.