The evening world. Newspaper, April 1, 1919, Page 7

~ RX May VEs Miractions Are Prices —Quality—Service THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1919. EVERYTHING Cotton at DECIDED ECONOMIES in This TON WEEK is right on deck with an event for BOYS! A get-ready-for-Summer-now SALE of Boys’ Washable Suits at $1.89 Mothers will regard with satisfaction the way the suits are made, the quality of the materials, their fast colors, the way they are put together. These things mean long wear, survival of many tubbings, economy to start with and in the long run. The styles Middy suits Dickens suits | Double breasted Single breasted Pleated styles Russian styles Junior norfolks The materials Reps Poplins Madras Galateas Devonshire Kiddy eloth Pique Gabardine Many have white collars, others trimmed with con- trasting colors and materials. Sizes 21% to 9 years. Look at the pic- tures—How many suits for your boy? j—Seeond Floor, 34th Street, Rear: ES Colors Several shades of Blue Tan Green Brown Rose White Wide and narrow stripes. “Longies.” Bedtime will be a happy time if you get in on the SALE of 1,500 Men’s Pajamas, $1.59 We have placed this shipment on sale for this special cotton event at a price far less than our usual lowest-in-the-city price. These come in high count materials, in stripes and plain shades. They are made over our special pattern, insuring an easy fitting garment throughout. All the niceties of style that are found in our men’s suits also abound. in Sizes A, B, C, D. ea —Main Floor, 85th Street. First-long-trousers Suits at $22.50 They help a chap over the awkward stage from Knickerbockers They give him an air he always envied, a dash that is noticeable in the to Waistline Model Two-Button Sacks The style, fabrics and workmanship of these suits are usually associated with a higher price. All the wanted designs, fabrics and shades are priced conveniently low. A quick look will prompt a longer one—a trial means one more satisfied customer. Sizes 15 to 20 years. Other Suits Priced $24.75 to $29.75 Men’s Spring Suits at $34.75 are a style achievement The designing, fabrics and workmanship put into these make our prices almost incredible. You may select from many distinctive models—form fitting, semi- form fitting, double breasted, conservative sack suits. Prices range from $24.75 to $49.75 LT TTA—Fifih Fleer, Front SMA: Tayi CoV NOON NUON Oi ON ONTO NITANI ON AN0 ’ Week of vender. LUGEUO A new nole ina smart spring song The impulse to produce some- thing different has brought | something delightful into the realm of things intimate. It is lavender lingerie—a soft pastel shade of lavender com- bined with dainty lavender and white line checks. There are Nightgowns with tiny shirred and picot edged ruffles, with tucked band- ings, flutings and hemstitch- ings, here and there a bit of fine hand stitching, and finally lovely shower rosettes of lavender satin ribbon, or pink and lavender baby rib- bon combined. Encelope Chemises are of the lavender batiste trimmed with the checked material, or use the plain shade as a imming for the checked. Ruffles and ribbons con- | tribute equal shares of dain- tiness. And Petticoats, too, of lav- ender with cleverly tucked and ruffled flounces. Nightgowns, $4.79 and $5.79 Envelope chemises, $2.79 and $3.49 Petticoats, Cope —Third Floor, Rear. Voile Blouses Special $3.49 and $379 | What an Adorable Dress! That was the exclamation that greeted this little frock at every turn, as it was on its way to the Advertising department. No less than ten people stopped to ask its price, or inquire the sizes in which it might be had. Some of them wished they knew some little girl on whom to bestow it. Two little maids at least became immediate owners, for mother sim- ply could not resist their appeal. Small wonder that it attracted so much attention; it is just the sort of picturesque frock that looks so well on little girls; the material is a quaint rosebud voile, the modified Mother Hubbard yoke is hand stitched around the edge, and the daintiest of frills trim neck, sleeves, and skirt. In pink, blue, green or lav- Sizes 6 to 10 years. $3.89 Kowre —Third Floor, 35th Street ender. at $2.59 The styles—but you can see them in the pic- ture and judge for yourself their becomingness. But you must see the blouses themselves to ap- preciate how well they are made and finished. TQSHTANT Vai VVTOViVaN lve! @\i7aNi vere VorivaNle\tVQNi'eX/e\i70\1VeXive) (ett /a\i lav YaXl (evi /aviva\ivaiferiiantveiive Can be had in plain or dotted voile, also in novelty checked material Gocre—Third Floor, 4th Street, PAJAMAS are well liked sleeping garments for WOMEN Low Prices for Cotton Week One-piece jamas of cotton crepe in four becoming styles, plain pink or pink and white Helped, One illustrated, A. $2.49 Two-piece middy pajamas of the new wanted lavender, neatly trimmed in white. $3.49 Pajamas of mercerized striped batiste, trimmed with silk frogs. White grounds with black or coral stripes, coral with blue or blue with black or lavender stripes. Small and medium sizes One illustrated, B. $4.79 48 fine sateen pajamas in light blue. Small and medium sizes. $2.79 A {hee —Third Floor, Kear, Three Negligees Decidedly Low Priced Dotted Swiss Breakfast Coat, $1.79 Finished with cotton fringe around the bottom, sleeves and square collar. Striped Crepe Negligee, $2.89 A becoming style, edged and trimmed with satin ribbon, Slip-Over Negligee, $3.59 Of self striped cotton crepe in collarless model, neatly hemstitch- ed, finished with ribbons and smart little rosettes, The cotton crepe negligees may be had in rose, light blue, pink, lavender, Copenhagen, wistaria, Goove—Third Floor, 34th street, (ANN /01 V1 0°' 91/051 0\ "(aN NN /aNNV@\ 701 70X0 avian avira! the COTTON JUBILEE Cottons B the Yard Take advantage of this week of sales to stock up on all the “makin’s’” of your Summer wardrobe. Every desirable weave, color and quality at remarkable savings Dress gingham, 29c yd. Usually 38¢ yd. Small and large plaids, $1 inches wide. Sport suiting, 29¢ yd. Usually 39¢ yd. Good assortment of plain colors; 34 inches wide. Madras shirting, 39c yd. Usually 49¢ yd. ‘oven stripes in assorted colors. $1 inches wide. Chiffon voile, 29¢ yd. Usually, $9¢ yd. Cream, flesh, pink, maize ue, Copenhagen, n, helio, , Davy, black. 38 inches wide. baie is Sheer organdie, 48c yd. Usually 9c yd. Pastel “shades, mavy and black. 40 inches wide. Novelty voile, 69c yd. Usually 98¢ yd. Striped and fects on white grounds. nid woven ef- 39 inches wide. Novelty printed voile, 49c yd. Usually @Bc yd, Gall geometric patterns and ive tend Mercerized poplin, 49c yd. Usually 59¢ and 69¢ yd. Serviceable weave, lustrous finish. 35 inches wide. Lace voiles, 47¢ yd. Usually 500 yd. Drop atiteh effect, in check design. 36 inches wide. Voiles and tissues, 44c yd. Usually 50¢ yd. Novelty patterns and woven stripes on white grounds. 36 i Percales, 22c yd. Usually 20c yd. “Striped and figured effects. 36 inches wide, Fancy printed voiles, 29¢ yd. Usually 30c yd. Floral desigas, coin spots, plaids. 88 inches wide i a mie White fabrics for under and outer wear Novelty white voile, 39c yd. Usually 49¢ to 79¢ yd. More than fifty pat- terns. 36 inches wide. “Red Star” voile, 29¢ yd. Usually $9¢ yd. Fine quality, chiffon finish. $9 inches wide, Cotton gabardine, 39c yd. Usually 49e yd. Finely twilled. Nurses’ cloth, 39¢ yd. Unually 40¢ yd.” Medium weight. Shirting madras, 44c yd. 86 inches 86 inches White skirtings, 69¢ yd. Would usually be 79¢ to $1.19 yd. Gabardine, pique or basket weaves in pretty effects. 86 inches wide. . Plisse underwear crepe, 24c yd. Usually 20¢ yd. Soft finish. 29 inches wide. Dotted Swiss, 34c yd. Crisp finish. Three sizes of dots. 86 inches wide. Lingerie batiste, 39¢ yd. Cree 4te yd. Soft finish quality. 39 inches Dress poplin, 27¢ yd. Usually 59¢ yd. Five effective white striped Usually 89¢ yd. Good weight, mercerized fin- effects. $2 inches wide. ish. 27 inches wide. ——Longcloths and Nainsooks Specially Priced Longcloth Nainsook $1.98 £3 $3.69 80 inches wide, piece of 10 yde., pf pecceioiogcncoafe Bh Ey 40 inches wide, piece of 10 yds., $2.79 | 36 inches wide, piece of 10 yds., —Becond Floor, Centre 1,000 PIECES OF WOMEN’S “OTTON NECKWEAR 29¢e yd. broidered, others with hemstitching and flutings; lace collars and sets of imitation filet in roll and fects, featuring uew roll | flat shapes; net collars and and flat shapes, some em- | sets in becoming styles. j—-Main Fleer, Broadway, Cen! A characteristic Cotton Week economy — Organdie collars and sets in plain, crossbar and printed ef- icy Cotton Gabardine SKIRTS for Women | Not too early to buy them when they | 375 TUB FROCKS are priced as low as | FOR GIRLS, $3.89 $4.49 A collection of seven different styles, and seldom | have we seen such thoroughly lovely little dresses. One is prettier than the other. Little daughter will love the big sashes, the frills, the gay smocking or the ribbons. Two good styles, showing that | lines of smartness may be fea- in skirts of heavier fabrics. | | A * | tured in wash skirts as well as | | ‘They are both shirred in back, | finished with separate belts, new slit or patch pockets, and fine pearl buttons, They are Mother will finger the materials appreciatively and nod approvingly at workmanship. | Plain and Figured Voiles and Soire--Colors Pink, Blue, Lavender, Gold and Green. Sizes 6 to 14 years, All Dresses are Hand Embroidered and Hand Smocked. Four styles pictured. aye—Third Poor, 35th st. RH Macy vo Herald S3uaro New York in plain white, or the new | striped or checked effects in | | ever smart black and white. | Two styles Illustrated. \ Gewe—Third Floor, Contre,