The evening world. Newspaper, February 2, 1920, Page 9

New and Original : L «fashion Designs @ 7 By Mildred Lodewick ===] © For Smart | 7 =——_—_ Women Copyright, 1620, by The Presa Publishing Co. (The New York Rrening World.) A Substantial Frock for Spring or Summer WY the heart of every weman is the de- wie to be admired, to attract people and gain friends, One of the initial means to this achievemen. is pretty and appealing dothes. Our grand- mothers will not all .sgree to this last statement, saying ‘People will like you for what you are, not what you wear.” That ie all very well after they know you, but to attract them and in- cite their interest a , Pleasing appearance is nécessary. And surely clothes, if well chosen and properly express- ing one's individuality, are not only a safe means of attracting peapie, but of influenc- fg their judgment of yeu—your personality, your ability, your am- ditions. ‘ Some women do not took well in gathers, raffles or even half- way Cussy things, and therefore choose the plain, dignified styles, of witich my design to- day is exemplary. There is not a gather or @ plait on it, except where the bodice is eased into the helt, and the effect is decidediy chia, §9Two materials are sugested, though It is not necessary to em- pioy them. With a ste@pe and plain fabric, however, the cut and tine of the frock are brought out more olearly; and for apcing taffeta would be sult- able, while for summer ~ colored striped percale or linen would be combined with plain white|the stripe fabric, opens on each side PIQUANCY AND _ DIGNITY MAKE AN UNUSUAL APPEAL. vatiste, organdie or handkerchief/down a distance of about sever unen. self.” = THE first tailoring lesson we ever learned we got from Ben Frank- lin who said (although not in our presence!), “If you, want a thing done well, do it your- CLOTHES OF CUSTOM QUALITY And we always have! Saks & Company BROADWAY AT 34th STREET The ‘‘Milled-in-Oil’’ Tooth Cleanser Removes Tartar—Strengthens Gums— Protects Enamel The remarkable ingredients which accomplish these phenomenal results are White Russian Oil and a finely pulverized non-abrasive brushing compound, These two elements are milled to- gether so that every atom of polishing agent is impregnated with an atom of oil which it carries into the minutest crevices of the teeth and under the overlapping portions of the gums. This oil penetrates hardened tartar deposits, softens them and frees therm from the teeth. It lubricates teeth, keeps them clean for the future. It massages gums y hardness over teeth free from Pyorrhea ase germs, It protects enamel from being i. Ask your druggist for the “Milled-in-Oil blue and white leanser—Chlorox—in the ckered tube. iverywhere—Every Drug Store in New York Has It. NE LABORATORIES, Jackson, Michigan. Sale NULY The lower portion of the skirt, of inches, and is held together at the THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY / 2, 1920, "top with large pearl buttons on the points—one at the back and one at the front, in link fashion, only they are held tight together. The plain upper portion of the skirt extends a few inches below the line of attach- |ment, at the sides, A’ delightful har- mony with the skirt trimming of but- tons ie the stripe front section of the bodice, which is buttoned to the belt on its points, The shawl collar, which |is held under this section, lends an alr of substantial piquancy, which be- comes most any type of face. i} Simemaetne, amummnend NEXT 1S BOY SCOUT WEEK. | Te ‘sary of Growing Or- ganization Is Then Celebrated. The tenth anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America will be celebrated ‘throughout the country the week of Feb, 8-14. EXvery man, woman and jehild in the United States will be |urged during this week to adopt the Boy Scout habit of doing a turn to some one each day. The scout movement was started | Feb. 8, 1910, and now numbers 375,000 boys and 00,000 adult leaders. It has been under the same leadership since ite inception. Memorial Gi ‘War Heroes. * ‘The alumni and student body of Ford- ham University will start a campaign to-morrow to raise $10,000 to erect a memorial gate at the ol colle, to ‘commemorate the relent ord: ham mep who died in of their country, The dri y and” simultancousiy. other workers will be busy in various parts bf the country. Father Joseph Mccaf- of the Harting bth"? Infantry, Becond o! ightin, * Ini . Divsion, is directing the campaign | CHANCE TO SEE THE WORLD. commissioned on Feb. 20 at the Phila- | | delphia Mediterr: station, according to a letter received | Puithn. to-day at the navy recruiting station, | (radio), electric |s4 | Al |the J. imed for Asiatic Station. Take On a Few Men, er Sharp, ). Edwards pe ni will sail, after being | Vacancies to be fill | navy recruitin: “ jlowing rating vy Yard, for a cruise in the ginemen (or ere) nters” mates, Md. Street, ffom Commander who will command is being made to assemble nm exiat in On mates, en- 1 and later to the Asiatic | masters, gunners’ mates, seamen, car- bollermakers, copperamiths, electricians (general). S| IN| - FINE formerly $150.00, . tional border designs; drapery; per yard novelty designs; yard West 42nd Street +, (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) ‘An Elaborate Showing To-morrow of: PLAIN CARPETS In the Shades most Suitable for Home or Office Furnishing PLAIN CARPETS—Putty, Gold, Brown, Blue, Fawn, Sage, Green, Gunmetal, Terra Cotta, Lavender, Rose, Black, Purple or Light Grey; usually $3.75 to 5.85 a yard, at $3.00 to $4.85 English Wilton Carpets for Halls and Stairs Our own importation; new patterns; regularly $8.25 a yard substantial Reductions for Tuesday o Limoges China Dinner Sets, 107 pieces; conventional border design with gold handles; open stock; . $125.00 Imported China Dinner Sets, 100 pieces; floral spray and conven- $39.50 and 57.50 American Porcelain Dinner Sets, 106 pieces; floral spray; gold lines and medallion border formerly $25.00 and 29.50, $19.50 and 25.00 Announcing an extensive display of: 50 inch Mercerized Armure in small self-toned figures; ideal for 50 inch Mercerized Damasks— Medium to large designs for Fur- niture ot Hangings; yard $4.50, 5.75 and 6,50 50 inch Silk Damask in period or $6.75, 7.50 to 11.50 Novelty Fittings in Chests, Cabinets, Tabourettes, Screens, Fire Place Accessories, etc. Until further notice we will Open at 9.30 A. M. and Close at 6 P. M. Stern Brothers West 43rd Street specially priced at at $6.75 DINNER SETS line edges; $42.50 conventional border AXMINSTER CARPET, 9 feet wide; one piece; Grey and Rose; usually sold at $5.50 square yard; $4.75 54. ya. English Porcelain Dinner Sets, 100 pieces; colored border designs; gold $29.75 American Porcelain Dinner Sets, 106 pieces; choice ¥ several rich designs; some with matt gold handles; formerly $39.50 and 45.00, designs ; pieces; colored border S800 ee . $3.25, 3.75 and 4.50 $32.50 and 37.50 Limoges China Dinner Sets, 107 designs with matt gold handles; formerly $69.50 Interior Decorative Fabrics In patterns and color combinations. to suit all requirements of the city or suburban home. Plain Drapery Poplins—Double width; all the leading colors; yard 1.85 Plain Upholstery Repps, 50 in. wide; yard, $1.95 and 2.50 Printed Cretonnes, depicting field, foresteand garden scenes; per yard 40c to 6.50 Sunfast Casement Hangings; color guaranteed; mercerized or silk fab- Fourth Floor. rics,,. $2.50, 3.65 and upwards WANAMAKER’S Broadway at Ninth, New York Store hours: 9.3 lo 6 in the February Sale We have the goods. No matter when or from whom replacements are coming, we have the goods, TODAY. And they are the goods people want. Suites and pieces of sound woods and work- manship, in tasteful design, ‘at moderate prices. Pala- tial pieces.’ Odd ' pieces. Treasure bits. Quaintcon- ceits of master craftsmen. New furniture coming on to the floors every day. Every day a wider variety than the city holds elsewhere: A feast of arts, and of opportunities. For every suite and every piece of this Wanamaker- picked furniture is for sale at a reduced price. Living-room, hall, den, library furniture—Fifth Gallery, New B'dg. Bedroom and dining-room furniture—Sixth Gallery, New B!dg. SALE OF SILVER BEGINNING TUESDAY MORNING- Annual Sale of Sterling Silver Tablewares The constant demand of the Orient for silver, and the enormous require- ments of Europe for the same metal for coinage purposes, have caused a tres mendous rise in its price. Nevertheless, in spite of this, and in spite of labor conditions and the extreme shortage of silver, we determined that our customers should not be disappointed in their annual buying opportunity. So, in co-operation with silversmiths, we succeeded in gathering together a most. unique col- » lection of unusual Silver Tableware amounting to $30,000 which we offer in the annual sale at discounts of 25 to 35 per cent. on current retail prices, Tea sets, Kettle Grades ~ Sale prites Grades Sale prices and tray, 5 Baskets $25 to $225 $16 to $160 pieces.,..",. .$1,750 to $3,000 $1,150 to $1,850 Punch bowls... “$376 to $1,000 $275 to $725 Tea sets, 6 pes..$475 to $1,500 $320 to $975 Compotes... .~ $17.50 to $325 $11.75 to $220 Fruit Bowls... .$15 to $300 $11.50 to $215 Meat dishes... .$145 to $400 $90 to $285 Centerpieces... .$350 to $1,000 $240 tb $700 Sandwich trays $30 to $76 $20 to $56 Water pitchers. $100 to $250 $65 to $160 Coffee sets, 3 pes$126 to $200 $80 to $135 The designs are very good. Some of them are exclusive. Many of the pieces are worthy of being handed down for generations. Also, $12,000 Sterling Silver Flatware at 45 to 40 per cent. reduction A complete assortment of staple and fancy pieces in an attractive design—MAPLE. LEAF—in French gray finish. ‘ Regular price Sale price | Doz Doz | ‘Tea Spoons, trade weight... . ‘Tea spoons, medium weight Tea spoons, heavy weight. Tea spoons, extra heavy wéight. | Butter spreaders (lai Coffee spoons Orange spoons 32 | Ice-cream spoons Dessert spoons, medium weight 37 | Oyster forks (large) Dessert spoons, heavy weight 40 | Salad forks, individual 30 ‘Table spoons, medium weight 46 pare oe ‘Table spoons, heavy weight 56 Barry gnooe fet, git Dessert forks, medium weight. . 41.50 Cold meat fork... 3:75 3.25 Dessert forks, heavy weight PU RR i 8 a bt Teas Dinner forks, medium weight 56 puaar epoca ee Dinner forks, heavy weight, . 67.50 J Dinner knives........... 87 Set Dessert knives....... ' 49 Chop set (2 pe. $6.50 Soup spoons, medium weight. oak 45 Game set (2 pe. i. 12 Sterling Silver Courts, Motor Entrance at Tenth Street, Main Floor, Old A Surprise? . . . You’ve Said It! 2,400 Men’s ALL-SILK Shirts Lowest in months $4.65 tax 176) Nothing surprising in 2,400 ALL-SILK shirts—UNTIL you read the price, $4.65; and then the full significance of the propo- sition is seen. There have been many sales of ALL-SILK shirts in New York at many dollars more—but think. how long it has been since $4.65 was advertised. Why Cotton shirts are common today at $4.65 and $5. Of course, we didn’t find these ‘accidental! oh, no. We bought them months ¢ nd waited until silk shirt prices reached the point where a sale like this would be fully appreciated, That time is NOW. Many of ther satin stripes. Others are plain. silks. Sizes are 14 to 17 e is a happy variety of colorful pat- tern: No more ure gone, according tgathe present outlook; so come early. 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