The evening world. Newspaper, October 31, 1919, Page 19

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1919, JOHN . courteously; “stiff front and hn, not she exclaimed, In horrl- tones. “The doctor says he must vid anything with stargh in it.’ HAVE 9 GR MORE GHILDREN | | This $5{000} Broadway at Ninth Store Hours— New York io 9 to 5.30 Number Ap for ply i Opening November--Great Ann ual SaleofCoats and Fro ‘rocks | for young women- Saturday Prices average clc rage close to half $56,000worth of Coats and Frocks | 000, over to the or this purpose. hot necessarily but to the n Saturday specials Chocolate - covered marsh- mallows: mouth! simply melt in your i 50c |b. On’ the Kighth Galle street floor and Down-Stairs Store, New jeclde whieh | (o receive the Lyknu takes the hard —the best in the New York Market— Building. PASSES OIL LEASING BILL. work out of polish- . CAMEE candies $1,50 Ib. wari ing furniture. ‘for $30,000 tha ha MEd thes naan lest! ’ | | famous. Inthe Camee Shop | | You go over your furniture only once —not twice. Preserves the orig- inal beauty of the wood. One cloth—one operation. | Main floor, Old Bldg. This is only our Fifth Annual Sale of Young Women’s Winter Fashions, but of the event is already known throughout New York and surrounding country. This year we did not think that con- ditions would permit our having the i Sale. But we went to work on our Clearaway of Georgette crepe Blouses at $4.50 400, from our own stocks, where they were priced $7.50 (And THAT was a special price) © was made in the com- y Handkerchief Sale For Women cent. to the rec cent. to the States id "10 bent Fer an per cent. for Administration | fhe House measure contains many | rovisions similar to the Senate dra nder both title t@ the lands ts re- usual plan tracted for some of 50c each (75¢ des) | tained by the Covetament bit leasing Wis Faas sual plan and contracted fo — Baal Masia, hondeers: Furthermore—no manufacturer is willin, is permitted on a royalty basis. the materials months ago. We had dresses made—copies of our own fine broidered, fine quality of linen; large assortment of eyelet em- Saves Werk! to duplicate these blouses at a price whic ‘Ss ORDERS | r body her. business th a cheery mile, she settled hers self at the counter and began: ete has been very {— xery lao Thave'to do hie s I want a shirt.” gale eSCertainiy, madam,” said the sales- singing voice. Many voices of actual beauty have been lost through lack of training, whereas the use of ARTO Word Rolls is continually uncovering good voices which might otherwise never have been discovered, ARTO Word Rolls are positively the only music rolls which are guaranteed to teach any one to sing, even those without a knowledge of music. And, besides, ARTO Word Rolls always list ihe EW MUSIC FIRST 900 with words without words 50c 5 5 You'd Be ‘Surprised. Down by the Mea 6 Hawaiian Smiles ome Day, 1 W I Won't Want You. Hawaiian Lullaby Poor Little Butterfly The Best gelling of Current Big Hit Ob, What a Pal Was Ma Nobody Knows and Nobo I'm Forever Blowing Bubble ‘The Vami I Wanna Go Back to Dear When a Feller Needs a Friend “Waltz Song Me the Sultan's Harem ‘One Step 6 Me To, That Land of Jazz Sold by Most Dealers—!eatured by Brookivn. Manhattan, (Special ARTO Catalogs of Halian and Jewish music rolle —4with and without words.) STANDARD MUSIC ROLL CO. Also makers of the famous bing Word Roh, obtainable in most 1487 Broadway. ‘New York ARTO ROLLS teach you to sing: EachArto-Rollhasthe patented music staff is to be sung — thus showing voice modu lation before note is actually sounded, ‘ARTO-ROLLS COME IN ART BOXES Left—Coat of chevrona with yates of seal-dyed coney; 75. mein nea rtation of a Paris we stopped, as we would not buy so- called “jobs.” But what were we to do?—the quantity was not enough. People were asking about the sale. We knew the demand would be big. Left One of the fine wrap- like coats in the collection at $59.75. Right—Coat of the new wool Six in a box for $1.50 ($2 grades) Pure linen, with one initivl (block letter) embroidered in the corner; three different styles; hand embroidery. for $1.25 ($2 grades) will permit us to sell them under $12. mma models. Then we had two hundred broidery designs; also plain oe i pe scalloped designs. . nan who al- coats made—copies of modcls. Then They are simply wonderful for the price. Stnart, tresh new this season. Well made; good, substantial Georgette crepe; ever 80 many very at- tractive styles to select from — serviceable, semi-tailored flesh and white frill blouses; Mae = ratine; severely but beautifully _ Pretty imitation of Arme- J 0. i. in several materials; Then suddenly ohe of the leading tailored; $59.75. nian Jace edge on a fine sheer dark suit blouses; beaded tailors of New York, who makes many maar, uaively sold by Wan- blouses; beaded nd em- of our finest coats, said that he would Main floor, Old Bldg. broidered blouses; flowered Left—This coat, is.e copy of one of Jenny’s most attractive co-operate with us, as the warm Au- tumn had slackened his business. He did not say to vs, I will give you five hundred or a thousand coats at a price (that would have been a job). He permitted us to select the mod- els, the materials, and the colors (the latter a most important detail). And we selected with as much care as though we were planning for a fash- ion exhibition. That assured the suc- cess of our work. An important feature of the sale is that the collection presents every type of coat and dress for every type of young woman. ~ We can unhesitatingly say that the coats and dresses in this sale surpass—both in tan The prarei shawt is of seal-dyed coney; coll Coats, $39.75, $49.75, $59.15 soft black satin; new harem skirt; surplice bodice; $39.75, Léft—This navy blue trico- tine frock has the new dis- tended hip-line; $2 Right—Silk tassels are the only trimming on this smart frock of wool velours; $39.75, At $39.75—coats of silvertone and plain wool velours; lined with peau de cygne; we have sold many of them in our Salons for $55. Also coats of pompom with shawl collar of sea l-dyed coney. Also, short coats—copies of smart fur mod- els, in lambtex and seal cloth, At $49.75—coats of suede cloth, lo velours, tinseltone, silvertone, ura cloth. Many have large fur col- lars. Some ot the coats are copies of imported models. At $59.75—coats of bolivia cloth, silvertip bolivia, crystal cloth, peach- bloom, ratine, plain wool velours, evora cloth, and orenella cloth. Seventy-five r cent, of these coats have luxur- ious fur collars. Copies and adapta- tions of imported models. red—the fashionable shades of the season; also navy Blue and black. velours is a copy of one of our models in duvetyne; $39.75, Our $35 to $65 grades At $25—trotteur frocks of serge and wool jersey. At $29.75—charming frocks of soft satin—one model with new bouffant Also—smart tailored frocks of navy blue serge and tricotine; wool jersey. At $39.75—tailleur frocks of fine wool velours—copies” of duvetyne dre in the most fashionable col- For Men Six for $1.50 ($2 grades) Pure Irish linen with a neat one-quarter inch hem; good size. Six for $1.50 ($2 grades) Open-work initials in one corner; quarter inch hem; made of fine grade cotton. Main floor, Old Bldg. Main Aisle, Old Bldg. smart — bound with black braid and trim- § med at edges with rows of buttons. Every size—34 to 44. Second floor, Old Bidg. Handbags, $3 of chiffon velvet Saturday special. Mounted on well-de- signed white metal frames with chains to match, In black, brown and taupe. Fitted with purse and mir- ve finished with silk tas- Main Floor, Old Bldg. Corsets, $1.50 good materials—very good at this low price, have elastic tops. Some Women’s Knitted combinations Fine pink cotton in me- at $2; 40 to 44, $2.26 Main floor, Old Bldg. and printed Georgette crepe blouses. The styles are as varied as they are charming: Main slsle Hise floor Old Bidg. hird floor, Old Bldg. Winter Suits for Boys .Wanamaker - tailored For Saturday, we feature Noriolk suits in full belted and fancy, plaid models, a great many have two pairs of In mixed or plain colors. Sizes 7 to 18 years, $20 to $35. Boys’ all-wool Norfolk suits in fancy weaves of brown, gray or green mixtures, substantially made; two pairs of knickers. at $10.75 Dark brown corduro; knickers full lined. $10.75. , full belted model, Sizes 7 to 18 years. Second floor, Old Building heather models; $54.75. coat is of pompom; $39.75. 50, for Satur- trousers. { ‘ style and value-giving—the merchandise Right—Copy of smart fur da ; 5 C weal va. ‘ } y. All navy Sizes 7 to 18 years. $19.60 and $16.50. THEY MAKE YOU SING! urn’ Mtrimmmed” with “Hudson W¢ have presented in any of our previous cpat in, .new seal cloth oF | | te, Loose 100 Cord Suit ‘The greatest personal asset any one can possess is a good seal (dyed muskrat); $59.75. Sales, $39.75." pans Very orduroy Suits Ten styles of Women’s Shoes at $8 Smart shoes real service. @ conservative, well-cut shoe of tan calfskin with fawn-colored cloth tops; nice long lines with perforated wing tip, or indicated straight tip, low or Cuban heels. pointed toe and indicated wing tip; ey cloth tops and medium low heels. DOWN-STAIRS STORE= good-looking shoes ‘shoes that will give straight tip and French heels, the other is a buttoned shoe with straight porated toes and no tips; very high French heels, ~-two extremely conservative shoes—soft, comfortable rounded Left—Dance frock of black Lefi—Trotteur frock of navy a smart black calfskin with 067 What's Worth White Getting Is Worth ay oe with cote sao To COLORS — Copper, henna, reindeer, bie, if on Bens accordion- A collection of pink and | straight tip; cloth top, Cuban i lew heal Page yea Werth W 75. ‘ plea skirt; $39.75. A —mié hue’ While Waiting For. wast ‘withouk’ words x Trot Iialb--Atternoon ot brown, beaver, Pekin blue, fawn, Algerian Right—This frock ee white corsets—made of | black calfskin shoe with | fortable walking shoe. To even look at them assures one that they are thoroughly comfortable. One is buttoned, the other laced, Prederek f : Mocy & Oo., 24th St. & BY ' a sturdy tan leather shoe— Fotalheicone Sesame Sst ks Sit See "Main Aisle, black glace kidskin buttoned | made with very low heels, rounded 2 a Wada 94, | Rchleeiey Song ne, 1207 Bes. Main floor, Old Bldg. ehoe, black cloth tops. Baga tor a ukes that onl cana jasean dt, | United Meme pan, wa. , sipircher ann 168, Tach Fiooe ou eos 5) 5) ° 5) ° leather dress shoes with black | fortable. cealecbe ih yes 108 H. Tath au eck tall ek Lon tewess a cloth tops; one is laced and has a First floor, Old Building iat N dresses for women are very few under $29.50, but the variety of good satins is ample in this— satins came first to mind. taken the first letter of each only. fe Oe wanted vord clearl: length, 34 to 38 7 ire parry Pe are Word clearly shows bie dee length, Why emphasize the satins?...... Because the We might as well have —the Georgettes, which are very, VERY scarce at a moderate price; the tricotines, which would be good dresses RO ors—reindeer, Pekin blue, brown, y | 500 boxes of rerulariy oy aah: navy blue, black and tan. Onc ’ € arly ba ; i as smi ‘ i ; and the wool jerseys, which are all wool, and ei Sb 5 A: SA Se Writing Paper decidedly popular for Winter wear. i Also—Frocks of fine serge in an exceed- ingly smart model with three-tier accordion- pleated skirt. Other models in serge, trico- tine, satin, tricolette and poulette. Also—Party frocks of black lacy net with underskirts of tulle over satin; bouffant drap- eries held in place by rosettes of blacl k ostrich, Left — We frock in navy blue tric cause it is one of th frocks of the season; 5. Right—-Serge frock with gilet of tricolette; $25. and Envelopes, 18c box 25c grades—white and four tints Down-Stairs Store, New Bldg. and as many in satin and jersey. In many instances the Geor, satin with Georgette; and the |i laces, and dav The sizes are 34 to 44—and the Down tunate and happy women. i There ure several models in Georgette alone; four in tricotine; ette is combined with satin, or the peral use of tiny beads, little vestees, and many quaint and curious t ese frocks a charm that emphasizes the special price and antity is sufficient for 425 for Stairs Store, Old Building, ao AC