The evening world. Newspaper, April 10, 1919, Page 11

“Saat Arrived Three New Capes for Young Women, $59.50 Special pur. Numerous rows ‘ black Hercules eral hun- braid accentuate the excellent lines of dred frocks, the model illustrated. This cape is in a which {n- fine quality of navy blue Poiret twill 2 cludes— and it is fully lined with plaid silk in the Oren of Children’s Easter | Shoes The new pair of shoes means a lot in the kiddies’ Easter outtit—particularly if they are Wanamaker shoes, Note this very comprehen- sive and moderate-priced collection, ready now for Easter. | Patent leather shoes with white Hy laced haar mieten 3 to IL Young Girls’ Frocks, $2.95 Our $3.50 to $4.75 Grades Special pur- 9 Tse of Suit. That this season has decreed a success Every Sort ot rap Pope th blake aalf, patent That good taste has stamped with its favor | leather, white canvas sizes 9 to rich Scotch colorings—a new whim of Paris. A little shoulder cape across the back gives distinction to the other model in navy blue Poiret twill. The soft rose satin lining is not the least attractive feature of this altogether charming cape. For the exceedingly tall young woman fs the cape of navy blue serge. This chambray cloth in smock model, illustrated; with detach- able bloomers of same ma- terial. Plaid ging ham dresses with detachable guimpes of white rep. sizes 1114 ih an chow, inoad tops, all sizes (or babies up to large girls, $3.50 to $9. Black be ie Ince shoes, all sizes. $3 to White baa button shoes, sizes 11 to large girl's 6. $7 to $9.60. large girl's 6, $3 to $6. Oxfords in tan, patent and dull leathers, sizes 9 to large girl's 6, $3 to $7. First floor, Old Building Awaits Your Selection in the New Suit and Wrap Salon This is the result of weeks of ¢ of studying the season's modes, a best from them. remains for you to come to the Salons In ilored Easter le Easter wrap, your immacul suit, and Hy ii an absolu Tailored Suits, $27.50 to $275 Poiret twill and serg Fine tricotine, favored materials, y undeniable success. electing the planning, fine checked woolens. In midnight blue, black, and black and white, black and tan checks and mannish hairline stripes. vrely tailored and beautifully braided models, ox coat models, Russian blouses, half- belted and full-belted models At $69.50—Fine tricotine is specialized in box models. ussian blouse and tailored models. Very Fine Suits, $75 to $275 the most This Frock by Jenny Copied in Tricotine, $39.50 FOR WOMEN One of the most distinguished trotteur models of the season, autifully tailored suits these are, with ns taken to e them perfect in all @ things (hat determine the fineness of » bits of embroidery are ex- buttons, silk waistcoats, are all of the finest quality possib le In finest tricotine and Poiret twills. Summer Wraps, $49.50 to $175 model is quite voluminous and is fash- foned with the new large shawl collar. Partially lined with beige colored silk. During the entire season we have not received three more attractive capes than these at $59.50. Second floor, Old Building Do These---NOW! (1) Store your heavy furs, Tenth floor, New Building (2) Buy summer's supply of WAHNA Talcum Powder while it is 10c a box (regular price 18¢.) Main floor, Old Building Devonshire cloth dresses with white pique collars, fin- ished with Band stitching in black—very effective. And other frocks of plaid gingham. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Main Aisle Main floor, Old Building At $27.50—it is really possible t correct little suit in serge, or a good s in tweed. At $35-—are serge models in midnight blue and black, Belted anc belted coats, semi-fitted and severely tailored. Bone buttons and braid trimming is particularly well bred At $39.50-— The waistcoat suit is conspicuously good at this pric A semi-box ce with braid Wraps of taffeta, satin, crepe Georgette and trimming and vestee is typical of these tricolcite, Some are beautifully ornamented with At $45—Serge and tricotine suits in midnight crystal embroidery blue and black Tricolette capes in beige and navy blue have voral very good waister the Rus oft moleskin collars” Others in rose, dull blue, th « colored veatee anc bl uck and taupe sears in thi 1 At $59.50—is a special group of satin and moire a bewildering «lee capts, and capes of satin and fuille loth, tricotine, serges, veloura and Second floor, Old Building cot a smart, s model Silhouctte of this frock is attractive. Ita simplicity 18 charming as well as effective, Lach of its detaile—whether a wee tab or a tiny pinch tuck—giwe an added bit of chie. Bedspreads New shipment of the fa- mous CANDLEWICK spreads, made expressly for us; in our own designs, 81 x 99 inches; easily laun- dered ; $11. We have calls for Candlewick spreads from all parts of the country, and it is difficult to keep stock on hand. Fourth Gallery, New Building Our cop re in commendable quality of tricotine y blue, bb or tan—with inset gi!er t panel of tricolette in a con- trasting color. | attractive sash gi ‘ At $45.50 to $59.50 4 tion of oxford ¢! . « Little Clearaway of An Amazing Sale of ea REG.US PAT OFR Corsets 546 of $8 grade... | 82 95 Summer Curtains 243 of $10 grade...... Are Here Thirty models. A style for every type of figure ae — =—small, medium, large. Lace fronts, lace backs, seri are inexpensive. In fa ‘ ¢ vot fe brocades and marquisette curtains, hem- the prices are those of last sport corsets with elastic yee Mae laxee dLe On! stitched and all ready to year, so far ahead did we plain materials, medium and low busts—every one be hung. place the order. perfect; no seconds. Every model is a current model They make {deal curtains set farety le very good, for —no discontinued one in the lot. for country or seashore Pe rNbatee aL kG. Sizes 20 to 34—a few 36 homes because they are so Main Aisle and Third floor, Old Building Tricotine and Serge Frocks at $39.50—were $45 INCOMPLETE 8S. Ss Scone USC, Old Bldg.-at Bridgeof Bridge $12.25 each (Regularly $15.50) 58 of these white en- amel iron bedsteads; 38 in. 4 ft. size; 17 in. full size. Last of a poy povatey style. No more to be had—at any Cool, dainty scrim and New Bordered Cotton Voiles 20 patterns and colorings, bor- dered with field flowers, scarab and lotus flower a very fine block design, an oda Egyptian effect,ete, Wide enough for the a ength of me 1919 skirt—$1.26 ~More of Nites pretty eaten organdies, in pastel shades. Soe yard Main hoor. Old eens aster Shipment Just in From France Exquisite gloves, cut with For the New Reynier — perfection — over Short Sleeves Reynier patterns, which are Reynier 12-button length over- said never to vary a hairs lack and white, $4 breadth. Beautiful in every 16-button length over- minutia of finish, Consid- | black and white, ered by critics to be the finest gloves in the world. Reynier overseam -clasp kid binck, white, mode, cham- agne, $3 _ Fourth € ice, r Prsinth Gallery, New Building easily laundered and they | llery, New Building “? New-Downstairs-for a [lappy Friday oe Couldn’t Supply the Demand Last Time— eee rhe But Now We Have T\ Ae iNep ds More Nlen’s Raincoats, $3.95 Double Texture—NOT Single Last time we had 500 of these good coats. They fairly flew out, and we had to take advance orders. This time we have 2,000—all with cemented seams, big pockets, and collars that turn up if you want them to. | | button length over- hit | r 24-button length over+ | Jin white, $6.60. | | orders will be | rotation Main floor, Old Building filled in The New Negligee Shop Is Very Large and Lovely 6 CY TANITY VISIONS" might be its Entering the V gray shops which be the tunda one 4 vista of enchanting tea gowns, f ocks, robes d'interieur, and © pajamas which are the © of the mon nt in’ Lon- vpliments are flying! * churming wnywhere.” " “So be ming! Just Two of the New Blouses Both are of repe Georgette. a The one on th is $9; in flesh To wrap or white; its ca) ‘ollar of cloud k and to be blue is edged Valenciennes s bring luce. The one on the right is $10; mirror to it may be had in flesh, bisque or ) n the new white; cuffs and collar are edged of the ext aordinary variety, with frilled white satin; satin strips in front ox after box of our Easter blouses are coming in every day. Third floor, d floor, Old Bidg. When a Man Can Buy a_ Wanamaker Suit at $26.50 or one in which the ittle details are worked out in a more careful manner, for $29.75—he can rea: understand why the Broadway Corner Store for men attracts so MANY men. ‘Lhe worsteds in these suits are GOOD worsteds. The patterns are well-defined, well-chosen, the kind that a busi- ness man prefers to wear ‘The linings are substantial. The buttons and trimmings in keeping. And th is sufficient vuriation in the styles to satisfy men of al! ages. sdway, ot neetigee is one that pays any woman, oneself in mont becoming sh Hire given exquisite lines by means of cunni isfuetion even tf one live usual opportunity t Wanar so are plea Third floor, Old Building The stuc Something New and Different ina House Dress Sale | $3.85 Prices antly reasonable Every man in New York who rides or walks or works needs a raincoat; and if this isn’t a REAL opportunity, we’ve never seen one. Keady at 9 o’clock —Friday morning—right at the Sub- way entrance —- Down-Stairs Store, New Building pnolstery Sale Friday She knows every nook Also Featuring Porch \ Styles—All.......... Fifteen pretty sty in this ere fifteen styles that women will want for ind Summer wear. Linenes, ginghams, cotton popli and such—with braid trimmings, belts, good pearl buttons, wide hems, and other features that denote care and precision, Practical, ver: id economical as well, These Are Reduced Were $3.50 to $4.95 Crepes, cham- brays, ginghams and Devonshire cloths— f some with dainty white collars and cuffs; $2.95 others with plaid trimmings. Useful dresses as every woman knows ; At $2—LBillie Burke ar nd waist dress ses of striped and plaid percale. Rotunda, Down-Stuirs Store, Old Building At 85ce—House dresses of percale, and two styles of bun- galow aprons, ‘Think of it— soc! Bro Subway Aisle tairs Store, New Building ARRIVED: 1200 Apron het Priced Elsewhere .2 Little need to te'l mother what a sale like this means. and corner of the home that needs brightening up. Half Price— | 0c Cretonnes, 25¢ | 4,000 yards about everything a person coul use, Our standard 0c es $1.35 Double-Face Terry Cloth, 80¢ 2,600 yards in remnants of one to ten yards—the largest lot of its kind we've ever had. Fine for eur- tuins, couch covers, pillows and draperies of many kinds. Sightly Impertoct, but you'd never know it. . . $4 Utility Boxes, Cretonne Covered, $3.15 50c Marquisette, 25¢ : ew! : $1.3 ath alleht Just 200 of them—NOT the ordinary pine kind, but New York, $2.34, $2.64 k iP a H i ; made of California redwood, with cedar handles and NHESE a » dresses that hundreds of women are eptible rd legs. Covered with cretonne in many colors and pat- sah p iniicrahara wri ec atk vinations. Very attractive, terns, | ‘ ash ink or ie cham ae 4 ‘ R ‘ _ white, n " H inishec PY SF with Danen prac- tical airs Store, O.d Building . But hand orders, corner Eighth When a Man Is Looking for Easter News— A Joe Sale of Good Shirts particularly when 95¢ twelve patterns—22 t for every home 25e a yard, Downes * * * Half Price colors. Just | | } | in a desert Colored marquisette that hardly } green and rose con imperfections have practically deserted the retail ship, pocke underprice, Down-St there are times when fortune takes a willing when ¢ store like this, by reason ot its large Babies’ White Women’s Sport can obtain 6,000 shirts like these to sell tor 95c each Corduroy Coats Hats, $2 Goat mene $33.51 Double brin too— Mi- variety of patterns—some on filet edges; } At $3.50 ir and Jap. braid 7,men who thin rate corner motiis; other 1 HE pri is em} i r colors. Small, | \ Aa | hie nt Sy anc $3.50, $4, $4.85 and Ab for ara mari medium and large sailor Spring and hroc | an get ¢ ‘ upply, or as Soft cuffs seriously of eeonomy— cluny ¢¢ PANELS with filet, clu I Summer shirts for every-day wear— 50 a pair > many as they want for sizes 14 to 17, am curtains would cost. Fine voiles, good cord erions. Very elaborate—very beautiful. Down-Stairs Store, New Building ’ reacht antique lace edges and ir white as an r each Sizes one and two y Down-Stairs Store, Old Bldg 1omical, Store, Old Bldg. and very ec Downe Stairs