The evening world. Newspaper, April 24, 1919, Page 11

BLOUSES Not of the type generally found ready-lo-wear A spectad feature of the Blouse Section is an tls selection of dainty styles in heavy quality crepe Georgette that have been made according to our specifications; trimmed with real filet or Val. laces and hand-embroidery, ome With pleatings or frills of self material. Well-tailored collars, cut on long straig hi and cuffs that fit snugly over the wri finished with small pearl buttons and button-holes made by hand, are features of these blouses. They are for wear with tailored suits. Women of conservative taste, desiring quality and good tailoring, will like them. Flesh or white. $10 to Third floor, Old Building Hand Bags Smart leather bags and purses Little canteens of moire khaki calf or pin seal have ealfskin-and this is a new gilt rims and e fitted and decidedly smart leather beautifully insid 8.50. In ure fitted with accessories tan, black, midnight blue in gilt metal, and lined and other colors. beautifully with striped silk; $2 In “Vachette” l.ong narrow envelope leather. that soft patent purses, fitted with mirror leather with a deep grain an’ 10. pad, in English $16.50. 0 Similar canteens of rose cross grain ecrase are fitted in gilt metal; in two sizes, | $11.25 and $14.50. Very smart flat purses of and jai vachette book stunningly lined with moire and fitted in gilt; in two sizes, $18.50 and $22.50. M Large purses, in floor, Old Building Honk! Honk! Light lap robes for the car Palm beach cloth, mohairs, coverts, whipcord, mercer- | ized cottons and plain cot- | tons, _ kersey: worsteds, poplins, gabardines, silk and wool. A wide selection. Attractive colorings, $3.75 to $20. Thermos ware. Gloves. Uni- forms for the driver. | ¥ The Motor Shop— Burlington Arcade floor New Building “Sure! We'll finish the job.” VICTORY Liberty Bonds on sale at the 9th st. entrance of both buildings. Stationery Special, 70c 300, boxes, each containing | 24 sheets, 24 correspondence | cards, and 48 envelopes; linen finish, in white, laven- der, blue or tan, Main floor, Old Building —_—— These misses’ frocks at $12.75 —came to us in a recent purchase. We like them | because they are good--good in quality, good in style, good in their promise of Spring and Summer service. One attractive style of wistaria taffeta, has Georgette sleeves and two prim little ruffles just below the waistline. Embroidery on the waist and collar adds to its daintiness There are plenty of navy blues in the group; also some lighter colors that reflect the wholesome- ness of Spring. Sizes 14 to 20 are often ample for small women-- end always right for misses Broadway Side, Down-Stairs Store, Old Building THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 24, Summer 1919 versions of the sport skirt. For miss 14 to 20 rleated skirt of crepe Made for us idoubtedly the most These skirts were mad ally for us by a man who makes only’ skirts. When you examine the skirts—1materials and tailor- ing—you will know why he holds the high standing in his field Cotton _gabardine — skirts e satin has deep | start at $5.75 squares formed by | tuty silk ut $11.75 ~erepe de chine, $19.75, ivorgette skirt finished with hi border of smi pin tucks the clever | anvi ve moe $16, anvin give t of white $29.5 Georgette crepe, $19 described the tricolette, $27.50 plaid and striped worsted, $18.75 to $25 The colors—tres jolie! Second floor, Old Building than the Handkerchiefs It’s a Spring of colored handkerchiefs Rose and mauve and green g At $2 each, hand-embroidered mali th de ed with b fh ace | and with hand-applied scrolls vor lawn, they begin as low | borders. | Handspun ped . Solid p ehiefs wide. black bands. Handkerchiefs ‘ed bordgrs. | At $3.50 each beautifully White with color ‘ ' dainty handspun handkerchiefs. Hand-embroidered and colored in pastel colors. From this price up to $10, are French handker- emmed, bordered ite with wide bor- ate and vivid color. eac ach are the handker- with woven colored borders. Nn floor, Old Building Bed Coverings Summer Blankets All-w s a muslin bound with $14 for ingle bays sit to the fines’ Wool and ¢ kets are $9.50 pair up. Attractive Comforters Luxurious kinds are. filled with wool and covered with st any color of Japanese for the guest d with silk oo} filled at room dotted m Individual blankets — with $11.56 Grecian Key border Many like the fluffy fluffy cotton in pink cotton ymforters cov- rose, delft and tan, $5.50 | cred with ye now $1 A third less than regular Anticipating your needs and { sk a a helping your purse at the sume , jes time. About 1,000 good awnings, LC, \ complete with fixtures, read. ( i hang-—made of white drill. Siz 1 3 feet 6 in. -2 feet 6 in, —— ar Bfeet. $1 each— were $1.65. Also at $1.65 Were $2.75 Made of brown and white i tr vning cloth, or blue and iy White stripe 2 feet 6 in 3 feet —and 3 feet 6 in hier And Half Price a 7 porch shades, made of white drill cxaetly half former prices at $1 $3.75 Down-Stairs Store, New Building - ore raincoats | For Men | $3. 95 & > j ime Hea te D4 iat Vy j and turn-up colla fad tl im left from Government orde ch ofS Z| explains the low. price Down-Stairs Store, New Building At Subway Entrance 1919. Women’ S ‘suits Special price of $59.50 to $95 put upon a group of the better grades The importance of this reduction lies in the fact that all of the suits are absolutely new in mode, the smartest and most correct of the season, and have their whole incoming seuson before them. Kleven. models and Poiret twills and three of a kind. Russian blouses, semi-box model inore mannish type of suit in tricotine just two waistcoat models, and also the At $59.50 are individu. al suits, braid bound and button trimmed, d made of fine Poiret twi Really lovely materials, beautifully i Other prices are-- $62.50, $65, $69.50 and $87.50. Seeond floor, Old Building Neckwear notes Gilets of perfectly plain net, tueked in half inch tucks are now very smart. without collars they are very cool and becoming, and will be preferred to the heavier gilets on the warmer days; $5. A gilet of fine tucked net and lace insertian has a Peter Pan collar and is one of the smartest things one can wear just now; $6, yots and high collars of net and imitation Valenciennes lace are very smart; 98. 7 Main floor, Old Building. Low-heel pumps his very practical shoe fashion has taken a strong hold with women this season. We have met the comand with an unusually varied andj smart ocking collection at $6 to $10. Patent leather, dull calf, tan calf, black kidskin. Madeled on longer slender lines which most women like and which find favor with growing girls particularly. Avenue of Shoes, First floor, Old Building Chinese Pongees Beautiful, finely woven natural pongees out of the prov- inces of Shantung and Honan, the kind the Oriental travel- ers are so fond of producing with the accompanying remark that it is impossible to get silks of the sort in this country. But it IS possible. We have imported them for you. There is a whole aisle in the Silk Rotunda devoted to their display. | 33 inches wide. $1 to $3 a yard. ; Main floor, Old Building | _ Kitchen cabinets, $50 A belated carload — Intended for the March House- wares 8: Delayed in the fac tory now--and we give you the benefit of the arranged low Mareh Sale price. White enasneled wood frame, white enameled porcelain steel table top, roll top door, which yy es not interfere with anything on the table top, spice jars 8 sugar jar, wooden eutting board, flour bin with closed dust proof top, plenty of closet and shelf room, cook » memoranda and other holders. Extra block for food chopper, ete Subst built. Carefully White enameled porcelain writ will not warp. | steel top tables, with divided Enameled by hand. Ciarscik suede gloves _ go for 50¢ which is another way of emphasiz- ing the unusual aspect of this sale. All white clasp—round corners. Practical because they wash so Our 95¢ grade two- well. Wanted because they wear. Stock up for spring Down-Stairs Store, Old Building Still featuring women’s $35 suits | Au ality is ulways a thing of beauty. It. is interest- honest endeavor. ‘These suits sale that caused so much comment. oxfords, hairline stripes and BLUE ilk linings are NOT the ordinary kinds; gilets and trimmings are not common- some of the finest suits the Down-Stairs suits that could not be sold for were Vhere ¢ serge: the waistcoat place. In all Store has ever had in the regular way Down-Stairs Store, Old Bullding Home Savings AABHIAS 18X18 ain 10¢ 3600 cotton hemmed good each 800 bed sheets full double-bed size 51 68 scumless, free from dressing; each . 500 white crochet bedspreads single or; double-bed size size slightly soiled were ‘$i, 85 2.95. Priday Down-Stairs Store, New Building SPECIALIZED Tricolette and Poulette Dresses for Women $45 to $115 Beautiful in line in their simplicity. adaptations of the chemise frock | by the best dressed Parisiennes. A copy of one of Chanel's latest models. Frocks that follow the Rus silhouette Black At Bridge of Progress whieh lan Beige Navy Blue Second floor, Old Building. Speaking of lower-price clothes HERE is a clothing shop in the Wanamaker Store that helps men who want satisfactory clothing at a moderate price. It is called the Broadway Corner Store for Men. HE idea here is not to cheapen any of the factors that Men’s you are have a direct bearing upon satisfactory we: clothing can be bought at almost any price—-IF- not particular about what you get. UT the Wanamaker standard never loses sight of the most important fact—SERVICE. And our clothing is made FOR U according to well-devised standards — of quality, fit and finish. Three prices— $23.50 $26.50 $29.75 THE difference in price indicates a difference in the choice of fabrics, linings and trimmings. But even at $23.50 you will get a WANAMAKER suit—not an apology. Broadway Corner Eighth Street Special Sale of 450 tennis rackets 100. were $2 and $3........... Friday $1 each 100— were $3.50 and $5 ..... Friday $2.50 each 250— new $6 to $7.50 grades... . Friday $4.50 each The 250 have just come in, freshly strung, in all weights and everal styles. The 100 at $1 are strung with durable Oriental gut. Frames of all in good condition, In the SPORT SHOP— Arcade New Building Burlington floor, | | os Sailors at $1 That Everybody Wants Iwelve styles-—smart and practical. Some are two- 4 tone Hinoki and Wenchow straws. Others are plain ; mushroom and sailor shapes. In black, brown, navy, \ cock—-all with silk bands, tairs Store, Old Building natural, red, white and pe Yours for $1 each. Dow Georgette blouses--- out at $2.45 When ave you bought ALL SILK Georgette blouses at $2. The question is pertinent, for this is an opportunity that cannot happen often. During a recent sale we offered Georgette blouses at $3.85. They were special at that price. Now the | remainder, mostly brown and taupe, will go for $2.45, { The styles are new; the trimmings appropriate; the } quality excellent. A few in flesh and white are in- cluded; also, some pongee and tub silk styles. The price is low enough to inspire a need. Down-Stairs Store, Old Building