The evening world. Newspaper, December 19, 1919, Page 13

This Store Open Evenings Until Christmas Friday.......Dee. 19, Open 9 A.M. Clore 10 P. M. Saturday... Dee. 20. Open 9 A.M. Close 10 P. M. Monday.....Dec. 22..Open9 A.M. Close 10 P. M. Tuesday.....Dec. 23..Open 9 A.M. Close 10 P. M. Wednesday... Dec. 24..Open 9 A.M. Close 10 P.M. Binoculars made for Uncle Sam—but your man wont refuse a pair if he is a sportsman. The cessation of hostilities necessitated many cancellations of merchandise that the Government had ordered. | We purchased a large number of Binoculars—and have sold most of them. However, a few pairs remain for holiday buyers. And we have marked them at much less than Uncle Sam had ‘to pay. $32 The model is the Kosmos 8X with a carry- ing case of fine quality tan sole leather, velvet lined. As for the glass, it is suffi- ciently well known to need no further com- mendation. Pathe Phonograph $100 $10 Worth of Records (You Choose Them) $110.00 SPECIAL TERMS NOW $10 Down—$5 Month Model No. 7 Not very much time between now and Christmas, and very few places where stocks are still complete. This splendid model is specially in demand, but we have provided enough for you to get yours in time for Christmas. Better hurry, though! As to Records people understand music needs, and they will help you get just what you want And our stocks are complete—five famous makes to choose from! | eee SCOONE HOOP What Would Christmas Be'W ithout Christmas Greenery Come to Bloomingdales Cut Flower Shop where fresh carloads arrive almost daily. Your selection kept fresh and green in our Greenhouse-on-the-roof. Our quantity pur- chases make lower prices possible, TUE F1OWEr SNOP meen! . ABOX OF Christmas Bonbons $2.00 to $5.00. Choose any of this famous quartette, MIRROR, PAGE & SHAW, PIRIKA, NOVIA, end your gift is sure to touch the spot. One, two, three and five pounds, at- tractively boxed for gift-giv Main Floor, OR a Things for Baby All Kinds If Babys still toddling, a baby yard is just the thing to prevent many a fall and many a horrid bump. These baby yards are of white enamel, 40 inches square. Only $3.25 And, if Baby is grown up enough to sit alone, heres just the adorable white en- amel chair for His Majesty (or Her High- ness). Solid wood, with a useful tray, $2.25 Clothes? Lovely ones—Just listen: Baby Buntings of Jap Silk, blue or pink, and the daintiest embroidery in some contrasting color. $5.00 If milady is a wee bit older, whisk her into ohe of these gayly colored Voile Dresses, smocked and featherstitched, any size from 2 to 6 years. The colors are light blue, copen, rose and maize, $2.39 And for the same little lady or for brother there are all-wool jersey dresses and suits, in fine heather mixtures and plain colors, such as navy, copen, tan and green. $3.95 Second Floor Leather Goods Reduced for Saturday All kinds of bags in this sale, for all kinds of people who appreciate good-looking luggage. And who doesnt? Good luggage is as indispensable to the trim ensemble of a traveling costume as a fetching hat. And as for brief cases, and suchlike mannish accessories, the ones weve gathered to- gether for this sale will make their owners look at them with pride. See if they dont! All kinds of prices, too—and all of them delightfully moderato! For instance— 14-inch Week-End Bags Special $8.97 Seven fittings, black enameled Cotex Bags, with steel frames, sik moire lining, lock and key, Fittings in white celluloid include all needfuls from hair brush to buttonhook. The same bag in Seal Grained Leather, $11.97 14-inch Week-End Bags $5.00 Unfitted, of enamelled Cotex, steel frame, lock and key. Brief Cases $5.97 Smooth stock, in black and brown cow- hide, size 10 by 15, extension lock, two straps half way round. Same Case 11 by 16 $6.97 If hes a Lawyer, an Insurance Man, a Salesman, a Secretary, a Literary Person, or a Student, give him a Brief Case, . . . Christmas Candy Special Mirror Chocolates in Assorted 5-Ib. box: $2.70 Old-Fashioned Christmas Candy Hard Candy Mixture 5-Ib. box: $1.75 Other Boxed Candies Mirror, Page & Shaw Pirika, Novia 1, 2, 3 and 6 pound boxes 65c to $5.95 Main Floor Government Provisions Bacon, Ib., 25¢ Roasting Chickens, Ib., 37¢ Shoulder of Pork, Ib., 2414¢ Purchase of these Government provisions is your best opportunity to take a slice off the high cost of living. The quality is guaranteed—the price officially regulated. The bacon may be bought in strips to last the whole winter. Our Quality Meats Legs of Mutton, Ib., 2614e Roasting Lamb, Ib., 22¢ Legs of Veal, Ib., 24140 Rib Roast Beef, Ib., 22¢ Roasting Mutton, lb,, 12 bge Sirloin or Porterhouse Steaks, —_|b., 28 ye Basement, THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, Special Christmas Sale DECORATIVE PILLOWS Seven Distinct Styles—All at Saving Prices Ordinarily. one eschews economy at Christmas-time, but when savings may be had without the least sacrifice of the quality or desirability of the gifts, it is surely unwise to let the opportunity pass. Tt is just such an opportunit decorative pillows, new in that you are offered here lesign and excellent-in quality, Seven distinct styles in . The filling is new Kapok pure java floss. The coverings are taffeta, china silk aa velour in com- bination with tapestry. Most popular colors and smartest sha ete Each and every one of them specially priced, please bear in mini Style 1 An oblong shape that Will turn any uncom- fortable crevice into a cozy nook. Tapestry design cloth with an oddly shaped panel of velour bordered in antique gold galloon. $1.45 4 Style 2 Velour fluffily shirred around a circular panel of tapestry which is bound with dull gold braid. $2.45 Style 3 China Silk with full slfrring brought to a point beneath a cluster of tempting silk apples, $2.45 Style 4 Two rows of piping in addition to full shirring and a cluster of silk fruit make this pillow. $2.95, Style 5 A square velour pillow of sizable proportions is shirred about a equare panel of be matry and neatly bound with antique gold gal- loon. $4.4 Style 6 An engaging oval pillow of velour has « heavy piping around an oval panel of tapestry. $4.45 Style A round (iy of generous size, covered with taffeta of an excellent quality in a pretty shirred style. Ornamented with a fruit cluster in beautifully harmonizing tones. $4.45 N. B.—Although quantities are generous, the value offered bespeaks early shopping. Bloomingdales—Main P1007 Georgette and Crepe de Chine Blouses Five hundred of them, in more than a dozen lovely styles, in white, flesh and all the attractive suit shades, 3eaded, lace-trimmed, and hand-embroidered models. You will have to travel far to find such dainty blouses at prices as low as these-—- $3.95 $5.00 $7.50 And included in this price range are a limited number of cream-white Net Blouses. Isnt this a splendid gift-suggestion? loomingdales—Main Floor. A. Quick Clearaway FOX SCARFS Only 125 of these, for as many lucky ladies. the warmth of the seasons greetings,” Taupe, Brown, Red, Black and Cross Fox to choose among, although the number Lovely furry skins, in double fur and lined open animal scarfs. is limited. Prices are right, too—three groups at $15.75 $24.50 We predict a speedy disposal of these fine furs—better come while the choosing is good! Bloomingdales $39.75 Second Floor 1847 Rogers Bros. Silverware And as a Christmas gift, “with all no gift can excel the gift of fur. Plated Silver Flat Tableware. The Silverware that was popular in our grandmothers day and will be popular when we, too, are grandmothers. universally liked, We feature the Old Colony and Cromwell Patterns. The Gift Enduring A pretty custom, yearly increasing in popular favor, is the growing practice among friends and relatives of selecting gifts from a previously agreed upon pattern of silverware. This ideal practice gives to the smallest token a measure of desirability equal with that of the most expensive remembrance, and precludes all possi- bility of any gift being welcomed alone for the sentiment which prompted it. No better source for such a selection ean be had than the famous 1847 ROGERS BROS. The with a minimum of delay. Tea Spoons Dessert Spoons. . . Soup Spoons Table Spoons These Instances of the moderate prices . dozen $7.50 | Dessert Forks dozen 13.50 | Medium Forks dozen 15.00 | Dessert Knives dozen 15.00 | Medium Knives loomingd. patterns are Cther patterns will be secured for you 1919, dozen 13,50 dozen 15.00 dozen 21,50 dozen 23.00 Thread Silk with seamed Christmas Stockings the Wearing Kind To put into the fat bulgy stocking all of Santas helpers are so busy filling these days. Delightful gifts—and at prices that will delight the giver, too! For the Womenfolk Kayser Silk Hosiery, full-fashioned. Lisle or silk tops. Black, white, colors in regular and extra sizes, $2.98 to $3.98 Kayser Silk Hosiery, lace ankle, open- work Paris clockings, embroidered, drop stitch, Black, white and colors. $3.50 to $4.98 Courtly guaranteed Silk Hosiery, all full fashioned. Well reinforced. Plain or silk embroidered. $2.25 to $3.48 Specially priced are these full fashioned silk hose with mercerized tops. Black and colors. $1.75 Onyx Thread Silk, plain or ribbed or em- broidered. Black, white and colors, $2.48 to $3.75 Onyx Thread Silk with mercerized garter tops; in black only. $1.98 Feather Weight Silk Hose for evening wear. Pure silk throughout. Black only. $4.25 Gotham Gold Stripe Silk Hosiery—com- plete* ranges of styles in regular and extra sizes. Black, white and colors. $2.50 to $3.50 backs; fine Mercerized garter tops. Blacks. $1.49 Sports Hose in heather mixtures, Oxfords, brown and white. Plain and ribbed, $2.25 to $3,98 For the Youngsters Complete lines of Boys and Girls sports hose. Wool in plain and ribbed styles. Fancy turn-over tops. In heather mix- tures, grays, Oxfords, brown and navy. $1.69 to $3.00 For the Menfolk Pure Thread Silk Hose, full fashioned, Extra reinforcements; double heels and soles, Black, navy, cordovan and grey. 98e to $2.75 Cashmere and Wool Socks in a great variety of colorings, including Oxfords, heather mixtures, black, white and natural grey. weave. 50c to $1. Long Wool Hose for sports wear. Made with fancy turn-over tops in heather, dark grey, brown and black. $2.25 to $3.50 Onyx Silk Socks with reinforced heels and double goles. In black and colors. 69¢ Onyx Silk Socks in heavier grades. Many colors and black in plain socks as well as fancy effects. 89¢ to $2.25 Accordion ribbed hose in pure silk, shot silk and two-toned effects. Silk clock- ings and fancy stripes. Te to $2.25 Main Floor GLOVES For Every One Womens Smart slip-ons, with wrist-strap—the kind of gloves that just complete the tailored costume. Mocha and glace kid—white, tan, brown, beaver*and gray. Plain or two toned embroidered backs, $3.48 to $5.39 Long gloves, 12 button length, of finest kid. Blue ck or white, $4.49 pet gloves, 16 button length, $4.98 French glace kid gloves, two clasp, with Paris point and. two-tone embroidered backs, $2.25 to $3.50 Mannish capeskin gloves, prix seam and pique sewn. Golden browns, grays and $1.79 Wash able slip-ons, duplex style, with wrist- strap. White and brown, with corded backs, $1.98 Mens. Capeskin gloves, prix seam sewn, with spear point. backs. Browns, tans, grays and Ricca $2.98 Fine suede undressed kid gloves, spear point backs, .in beaver and gray, $2.98 Lined kid and suede gloves in tans, browns and grays. Lined with fleece or fur, A variety of styles, $2.98 to $6.50 Childrens Kid and suede gloves and mittens for boys and girls. Tan, brown, gray. With or without fleece, $1.48 to $2.00 Boys and Girls Jersey knit and woolen gloves in heather and Oxford mixtures, browns and tans, 5% to $1. 3 Main Floor Mens Nickel Watches $1.50 1 watch, of a reliable Ameri- ent value to-day, good and useful A guarante canmake. and at the price a mi timekeeper. Main Floor Silk Neckwear $1.00 The tics are fully the best buy weve seen in many a long day—and spect dally in these times when good things are both searee and beh priced. There are thousands of these and satin ties—excellent quality, and “ho end of beautiful colors and patterns, All-over effects in rich, subdued colorings, Persian desi; umart figures and stripes, There are thousands—-but we predict that the end of the day will find them ell bought for many a pleased man. 4 lain Floor SLEDS Half the fun of a snow storm is in the sleighing that follows. They go together just as surely as that slice of chocolate follows the penny in the slot machine, Now, of course, we wouldnt presume to tell a haughty young person the sort of sled to choose—we leave that entirely to him. But we want him to know that we have the best kinds—and lots of them. For example: The Flexible Flyers —-a name that means much joy to fellows, And here are six sizes from which you may pick the one that just fits you. No. 1--88 inches Jong, priced....... No. 2—42 inches long, priced. . No. 8—47 inches long, priced, . No. 4-62 inches long, priced. . No. 56—63 iffches long, priced... Junior Racer, 49 inches long, priced. . Royal Racers sateen Sleds! Size 0-34 inch. . Size 1—38 inch . Size 2~48 inch .... *Baby Sleds with Backs Are $1.98 and $3.98 Third Floor Boys Clothes Boys Wearpledge Suits, $12.95 Cut in the latest models, out of ford tancy cheviot mater'als, in light and dark shades—lined trousers. A warm, well- wearing suit, you may be sure, Sizes 8 to 18 years. Wearpledge Overcoats, $11.95 Warm woolly chinchilla in blue, gray and brown. Pisin end fancy cheviot material, cut along the smart lines that Big Brother wears. Sizes 2 to 9. And Wearpledge means wear! Big Boys Overcoats, $16.95 & $19.95 Wearpledge Overcosts -- good warm cheviot materials in plain and fancy weaves, cut in ulster styles with jaunty belts. Sizes. 10 to 17 years. Boys Wool Mackinaws, $12.95 Just 200 of these; made of fancy plaid materials—all wool, You know what that means for warmth and wear, Wearpledge Clothes are Insured, Bloomingdales—Main Floor, ye ee Girls Trimmed Hats | of Black Beaver and Plush Black is always pee in Girls mil- linery—-and. doubly desirable when the hats are of | ror soft silk plush, Many charming styles are included in this moder- ately priced geoup—two of them wre shown, The trimmings afe of the simple type— bands, bows and streamers for the moat part Second Floor,