The evening world. Newspaper, November 8, 1919, Page 5

a ow wee Broadway at 9th, New York ist THE DOWN-STAIRS STORE SAYS THIS: This all-wool serge, $1.75 —is our regular $2.25 grade. lack, 42 inches wide—in navy, brown, Burgundy, tan and gray. Down-Stairs Store, New Building. Corsets— Special at $1.75 for Stewart Week. Pink or white coutil— low or medium bust. The lowest price of the season for these corsets. Down-Stairs Store, Old Bldg. Spencers— More women are asking for them. Shetland knit, with sleeves. Many colors—light, dark, happy, useful. Our $2.65 qualities going at $1.85, Ls debi acon Store, Old Bldg. Bathrobes— The kind that women need-— made of genuine Beacon blanket cloth — light or dark — stripes, plaids and figures. Silk trimmed’ of course. Very unusual at $3.95, Down-Stairs Store, Old Bldg. | Petticoats— Sateen tops with. taffeta flounces — and UNDERLAYS. Think of the sale price—$2.75. Down-Stairs Store, Old Bldg. | Handkerchiefs Hundreds of fancy cotton hand- kerchiefs for women—our regular 15e and 18¢ kinds—all out for Stewart Weck at 9c each. Down-Stairs Store, Old Bldg. | eee Curtains— Good madras curtains, headed ready to hang, and finished wit) valance. Our regular $5 curtains —very low at $3.75. Down-Stairs Store, New Bldg. Silks— Crepe de chine—40 inches wide, in good colors. Only 500 yards to go at a loss—less than wholesale price, $1.95 a yard. Down-Stairs Store, New Bldg. Men’s Ties, 28c Wice-end four-in-hands, Many colors. Many pat- terns. 28c¢ each needs no comment, Down-Stairs Store, New Building Mesh Bags— Just 100 of them-the good, double-link kind. Six styles, 7 and 8-inch sizes—some with tassels. $7.50 grades for $5. and what pretty Christmas gifts they make. Down-Stairs Store, New Bldg. Jars— Jars for mustard or marmalade with glass spoons, and enameled covers in various dainty colors. By taking all a maker had, we were able to lower the price to $1 aach for Stewart Week. Down-Stairs Store, New Bldg. ‘48 Glassware— 8,700 pieces of fine blown table glassware—first guility-—-more than one- underprice—gob- lets, 25¢ each; tall 25e each; water tumbler Down-Stairs Store, N 8 Damask — 15,000 yards of 58-inch mercer- ized cotton table damask—our 85c grade for 65c a yard. Down-Stairs Store, New Bldg. . Notions— Muff beds half price, un- lined ' ie Dress fasteners 25e 3 Dress shields, light weight, regularly 20c a pair, at 12c pair. Down-Stairs Store, New Bldg, | either a stogk reduction or lower than the price regularly asked | elsewhere for merchandise of equal quality. This fact will be a true | guide to the savings of Stewart Week. Keep it in mind. And re- | member, also, that many of the groups are small, necessarily. Early choosing will be best. Women’s coat—just 65 at $15 COATS AT $15?.....Surely—for Stewart Week. Velours, silvertips and | kerseys — lined throughout. Some have big, warm collars of kit | coney; others have collars of the fabric itself. Sizes 34 to 44. Fourth Avenue Side, Down-Stairs Store, Old Bldg. * . . Women’s dregses—12 styles—$15 JUST 125 OF THESE SPECIAL DRESSES. Four styles of all-wool tricotine: five styles of all-wool serge; three styles of good velveteen. Smartly fashioned—substantial in quality—trimmed. in t e newer ways. Sizes 34 to 42. Fourth Avenue Side, Down-Stairs Store, Old Bldg. Misses’ frocks--soft satins--$15 THINK OF BUYING A SATIN FROCK of good quality at $15. There | are eight dainty iy youth A of the young woman who wants something that is distinctly youthful iad serges are included—all at $15. Just 75 dresses in all. 14 to 21 Broadway Side, Down-Stairs, Old Building More Dresses--lower at $9.75 | NOT IMPOSSIBLE IN THE PIN MONEY DRESS SHOP. Anda say | | | good feature is the range of sizes—for women, 34 to 44; for misses, 14 to 2 Not Rotunda—Down-Stairs Store, Old Building 8 8 Wool serges and Panamas are always good for every-day service. all sizes in every material. Beaver and Velours Hats, $2.95 THE VALUE OF STEWART WEEK as a money-saving proposition | has abundant evidence in this one item. Beaver and velours hats like | these were exceptional at $3.95. Most stores had them at prices from | $5 to $7. Now, at $2.95, you may have the beaver hats in black, green or browns; and the velours in rose, black, navy, taupe, gray ‘and three shades of green. Just 450 of them. Down-Stairs Store, Old Bldg. | Misses’ wool Panama Skirts, $5 | WHO NEEDS A GOOD SEPARATE SKIRT? These are made of | navy blae Panama cloth—a sturdy, perdi lootsins fabric; and there are | four pretty models to choose from, all with pleats in one form or other. | We have had these skirts in regular stock at $7.50. Broadway side, Down-Stairs Store, Old Bldg. . ° | CREPE DE CHINE STYLES); TOO—our regular $5 stock blouses. Beaded styles are very popular, and the embroidered models are full | as dainty. Suit shaaes may be had; likewise the always-wanted flies! and white. Down-Stairs Store, Old Bldg. Women’s white Gloves, $1.95 EVERY WOMAN KNOWS HOW NECESSARY white gloves really are; and these are French kid, overseam and domestic pique sewn. Finished with pearl clasps, and ready in all sizes. Just 600 pairs. . Down-Stairs Store, Old and New Buildings . . . | Junior Suits---new---$30 j SOMETHING VERY UNUSUAL in fine suits for the junior miss—the girl who cannot be fitted properly in girls’ or regular misses’ si To be exact, there are just 20 pean suits of silvertone, velours, serge and tricotine—some with silk lining. The trimmings and the tailoring tell the story of the unusual value. Sizes 15, 17 and 14, Lown-Stairs Store, Old Bldg. Girls velveteen F Beale $10.75 EARLY LAST SPRING we ordered 100 velveteen frocks from a cer- tain maker at a very favorable price. He held up the order from month to month, and finally delivered only 30 of the dre: sayirg that costs had gone too high for him to fill the complete ord t the price agreed upon. We offer the 80 dresses for STEWART WEEK ~ sizes 6 to 14 navy, brown and black—much underprice at $10. Lown- Stairs Store, Old Bldg. Girls’ Good sh oes, $4 SGLID BLA LEATHER — button or lace styles— with a round com- fortable toe, Sizes 11 to 2—widths C, D and E—for girls of 7 to 11 yrs. i Down-Stairs Store, New Bldg. | Boys’ mackinaws—$9. 165 JUST 200 OF THEM for boys and youths who need a good, coat for school and play days, Shawl collar, belt—sizes 8 to 18. wear them, too, Down-Stairs Store, New Bldg, | Kiddies’ coats—warm— $6.75 WHAT?.....CHINCHILLAS OF COURSE. Smart little double-breasters, lined throughout, in navy and gray with velvet collars, Sizes 2 to 6 | years— but only 100 of them at $6.76. Down-Stairs Store, Old Bldg. warm ByYsky item for Stewart Week is a special item. Every price is | Georgette Blouses—beaded—§$3.95 | | Girls | | America’s First Great Retail Merchant Alezander Turney Stewart Through the courtesy of Mr. Frank A. Munsey, who now owns the old wholesale building of A. T. Stewart at Chambers Street and Broad- way, we have added to our collection of Stewart Relics, and we shall place on view next week 1, The death mask of A. T. Stewart disclosing which of the likenesses of the great merchant are authentic. 2. The keys of the Stewart building — big brass affairs that were inusenearlya hundred years ago, 3. First advertisement of A. T. Stewart dated Septem- ber 2d, 1823. 4, Oldillustrationsand pic- tures of the Stewart building at 10th and Broadway, which we now occupy as part of tie Wanamaker Stores, in the Ro- tunda of which the exhibit will be held. Old friends of the Stewart Store and all friends of the Wanamaker Store are cordially invited to cele- brate with us and share in the merchandise “Golden Specials” which offer ad- vantages quite unusual at the very height, of the buy- ing season. r. Stewart’s own way of “celebrating” was to give the public “good merchandise and better value,” and we believe we are carrying out the real spirit of America’s first great retail merchant in making the “offers” which are now announced for Monday and which will be presented each day next week, practically covering the entire store. Sentiment and service do walk hand in hand in true business. Umbrellas 125 at $2.85 each Our $4 grade Women’s umbrellas, of a silk-and-cotton mixture with silk cases, Handles are wood with a silk cord loop or bakelite ring, or with colored tops of bakelite. Main floor, Old Building Lace All-over lace, 75¢ a yard, for $1.50 grade; in ivory, gold color and black, 34 in wide. Only five yards of this is necessary to make a charming little dinner gown of the sort that is now so much favored. Main floor, Old Building Georgette Crepe yard for the 40- grade; in black, flesh color, pink, blue, Nile green, champagne color, old rose, turquoise, tan, jade, taupe, Belgian blue, chestnut, navy blue, bottle green. In excellent weight and quality. Main floor, Old Building white, light silver, Serapi. it i EVENING SR ETES WORLD. _skroapay, NOVEMBER 8, 1919. ~ Monday Opens “STEWART WEEK” at WANAMAKER’S “=== | A Week of “Golden Specials’’ in Merchandise in Honor of | 5,000 yds. Tricolette at amazing prices { $4.85 1588 6,85 $8.85 \10.85 EVEN silk houses have co- operated with us in ar- ranging this sale of the Jersey weaves which dominate the French silk fashions for Spring, 1920. Monday’s prices are far below the mar- ket, which shows no indica tion of receding. Indeed, only this week prices of the grades in this Sale have ad- vanced 25¢ to $1.50 yard over last week’s prices. navy. Women’s $75 to §. to $135 Dresses, $58 A remarkable purchase of every type of frock from tailored to those for evening wear Only 150 dresses—and as there are about ninety models, there are not more than one or two of a kind. Beautiful embroidery and beaded designs are used on man: ey of the dresses and greatly enrich them. Details such as filet or Venetian lace (fine imitation) collars so much talked of—have been carefully attended to. Colors— largely navy blue, black, chocolate, tete de negre, copenhagen blue —in the Georgette crepe frocks lighter shages are head” Materials—tricotine, serge, satin, crepe meteor, paulette, and Georgette crepe combined, tricolette, Georgette crepe and net over satin for evening wear. Second floor, Old Building Plain fibre cotelle and drop-stitch striped, both grades in black or navy blue...............6.0008 ve . Both our standard $6.50 grades Plain fibre silk in two weights, heavy and light, in 14 shades as well as black and navy blue. LiL UEP EM ELE ech Our standard $7.50 grade Plain fibre silk, silk mixed, and panel striped, * ripple, cotelle, drop-stitch stripe. Pekin and honey- comb, in good color assortments including black and Our standard $8.50 and $9.50 grades Plain jersey weave with a fine thread of silver or gold forming a cross stripe on grounds of 15 good CONG CF ivcecesevites Our standard $10.50 grade 20 solid color fancy striped etfects and fibre combined with wool in black and white combina- tions. Our ee eee $14.50, $16.50, $18.50 grades LINENS--at the year’s lowest prices Really extraordinary values, when you consider that prices weenie firm and that linens are very scarce. Every ry Freee is PURE linen—we make no com here should be a decided “run” on these linens ‘Monday. Table Damask the quantities of each. TaMecloths and Napkins Grade Sale Price 1,000 of phd 70 in. wide, four 100... .2x2 yards, each .....,...$12 $8.75 signs, $8.60 grade, now $2.78 yard. 100... .2x214 yards, each.......$14 $9.75 Towel 2,000 yards, 45¢ 100 dozen napkins, 22x22 inches, $15.50 grade, now $11.50. 400 odd tablecloths, $11.50 to $32 grades, now $6.75 to $24. They range in sizes trom 2x2 yds, to 24x4 yds. 75 dozen double damask napkins, $16.50 to $22 aes now $14.75 dozen. And the Fancy Linens are just as (pure I) Jasper ofodone nd een 2.000 yards 10s: $0. Pa eearen Ow cee eee ‘ord. (pure linen huckaback face toweling, plain and figured) remarkable values Pure linen, Madeira hand-embroidered and hand-scalloped Grade Sele Price Grede Sel 340 handkerchief cases...........- . $1.25 $ .75 | 35 doz. hemstitched napkins...... doz. $12.50 $8.00 io Ianehoon sets, ne nieces ag see s56 67 doz. hemstitched napkins.,....doz. 82.00 22.50 oz. napkins, lesigns 5 50 268 ha, damask tray cloths. 4:50 2/25" 370 scarfs, es Fa to 18x72 in., $8 to $7.25 164 hs. damask tea cloths. . 7.50 3.75 | Srades, now §2 to — Mm pe caraaae bee star ‘ Aen ane "i arenes d luncheon cloths, sizes jamask tea cloths. . f 25 to ein to 5 now 96 hs. damask lunch cloths. . 10.50 7,50 | to $22.50. wt orn eee bac 400 Georgette Blouses of the finer type Mule net GLO 265 of the $20 to $25 Motes $15 at the one price of —MANY TRIMMED WITH FILET LACE A fresh terial, uy et \\ distinctive styles hardly more than two or three of a kind, some with beading. Many are trimmed with filet lace, you responced to this announceme! nt. small but from the workrooms— beautitul beautifully made and individual, Some of the plouses are finished with ceroney To see them will be to buy them—you will be Third floor, Old Building $31,000 of Oriental ‘Rugs for $23,330 Because of the scarcity of Oriental rugs, the number in this Stewart Sale is less than we There are 26 room-size rugs—Persian and fine Persian Mossouls and Chinese. would like it to be. But it is all the more inviting. Chinese. And 121 small and medium sizes Name Sixe Grade Sale price Site yo 8.4 x 6.2 ft.. $825 $250 | § + 1810-8 12.9 fh. ....0 Mahal 9.7 x 8.1 ft. 3800 £°5 . 20 £10 ft..... Mahal 8. Ais 500 S15 | . 14.3 x 12,1 ft. Mahal, x 8.8 ft. 550 395 | 1220 fo... 6% Mahal 8.10 ft. 450 325 | 12.11 x 9.10 ft. Mahal. x 10.9 ft 650 | UEC Y RNG Serapi.. SECU ig Ga AY 675 | 12 x9 ft. Mahal 8 x 9.2 ft. 650 15.10 x 12.2 Mahal. 0 2 x 10,8 Me . 650 | Chinese. 16 x 10 ft. Sultanaba 9x 11,5 ft. 1050 | Persian Mossoul Rugs Hamadan, . 13.7 x 10.6 ft.. 26 ‘ rer - "149 x 10.7 ft. 675 rt 50 Average size 6.3x8,3 {t., $85 to $95 grade, now $€5 to EO APSE AS 975 15 Chinese rugs, size 8x5 {t., $75 grade, now $49. 17.8 x 11.6 ft... Ramen) 18 Chinese rugs, sizes 3.7x6 it, to 4x7 ft., § 18.6 x 11 ft, . 1100 | grade, $57.50 to $135, 18'6 x 12.8 ft. "4150 es, 38 Chinese rug sizes 2x4 ft, to 2.<xd.t ft, $89.50 to seeeee 1450 } 919.50 grades, nox: $32.50 to $39.50. 18 x 13.9 ft Store hours— ity. Please note distinguished crite Fourth Gellert, New Bidg, | 9 to 5.30 pretty floral de- glad Grade See price 575 $75 o ‘$175