The evening world. Newspaper, April 6, 1920, Page 13

TER SVERING WORLD, TURSDAY, APRIL 6, (1986. 8 [ING WANAMAKER WEEK| A week of special merchandise offerings, appropriately BLOOMINGDALES ————— —————————————————————— eee 59TH TO 60TH—THIRD TO LEXINGTON—ONE BLOCK FROM PARK AVE. SESE EEE EE ee maker business, largest in New York, largest in Philadel- phia, the combination said to be the largest purely retail store business of its kind in the country From the maker of some of the finest gowns, wraps and tailored suits for women 135 Wraps, Suits and Gowns] COAL SHIP KEARNEY | BENNETT PLEADS GUILTY. DISABLED FAR OUT | wan rcensea of Taking $8,702 te ae Flee With Chorus Girl Arraigned. Shipping Board’s Neshaminy Stand-| Floyd Bennett, the 2%-year-old soa of it y ni & Brooklyn box manufacturer, who is ing By Vessel With Burned said to have gone to San Francisco oa Out Turbines, Feb. 14 accompanied by a burlesque ‘The ateam@hip Kearney, trom Newport | Mct"em" 08 the proceeds of a News to Rotterdam with a cargo of coal, | guilty before Judge Haakell to-day in check to which he had no right. reported to her agent, Gorge H. Wells, | {he County Court, Brooklyn, on a grand “4 My) 2 Beaver Gtreet, to-day through | (arcenk, Carey, and was held for sen: 4 . ral Gommanicatin iat he wad An Out-of-the-Usual Sale of ‘The check, according to the poltce, abled about 950 miles east of Norfolk, |came to the box factory in Bi with the, Shipping Board vessel | Terminal from @ candy manufacture: Neshaminy, trom London to New Orleans | Jarne te uionnete sevork hk. GY hens f ° ° ae eG ‘standing by. nett, proprietor, Bloyd M, Bennett, serx earniey reported sho had burned | retary.” out her turbine bearings and had put etive Ward of Brooklyn Head. = ih a spare set of bearingn which dag | guarters arrived with Bennett inat night rom the Pacific coast. The chorus girl also burned out. ‘The ship is commanded | stayed jn San Francisco to Aght for the br Capt, W.'d Brvcn an han a crow of (uri autamebli annette atta FOR THE HOUSE: FOR THE PORCH: FOR THE TERRACE At About Import Cost The City of Berkeley, which grounded PWR SGce 8 yesterday in the fog in the lower bay, SUES HUSBAND; “TOO FAT.” Off Hoffman Island, on her way to the Th hi f tdi fi it t * Far Bast with'a 10,000 ton cargo " e charm of outdoor furniture is pulled oft by tiga towday and continued | "780 oh as old ag the Forest of Arden, as - at half---$65 to $385 siege ete In the Suprem rt ; Italy, ag Cathay, whence it comes. x . ‘ Blind Maa-Knecked Down by Car.| iin tan cornned Te erat tans nee ik WU China, with its arcades, its terraces, This purchase is a stroke of extraordinary good fortune, and ‘A blind man én the inner pocket of|#dVisemont the petition of Pauline its formal gardens ard balconies, possible only because the manufacturer is. ready to go abroad Chavias, twenty-four, of Suffern, f Hy } 4 Snnulment of her tafriage to. Prasas and its sky of deep lapis-lazuli, has Martisa Mopeital 1 - aok Ge iShG aed ceperelek bg sent us this consignment of hand- le cond!- | ried in x : ; Hen. this mverning’ after he hed tara | bets woven pieces, fashioned of the strong elastic sea-grass, as impervious to mnebes, Sawn ao Lexington Avenue wee Freie oat ae les Pesuzeune et © | w ou e ony, Me'cary Wo has escounden | is bar heate it yeaty weather damage as the sea-meadows themselves, ington Avenue car. concussion |is her husband's obesity. At_twenty- pf the brain a ie fracture of| four he weighed 300 pounds, There are the skull no children. Arm Chair or Rocker: $10.75 (B) Both these pieces are strong, surpris- ingly light to lift’ and carry and perfectly adapted to delightful relaxation. Arm Chair or Rocker : $13.75 (E) With wide arm pieces, affording a resting place for your arms, a niche for book or paper. Tabourette: $3.75 (G) This tabourette has beauty of crafts- manship. It can serve as stand for plants or the like—or can be used as a seat. to garner ideas for his next season. Each suit, wrap or gown is a sample model —an adaptation or a direct copy of a successful Paris model. The smartest characteristics of tae great designers—Callot, Pre- met, Lanvin, Jenny and Bernard—are distinct in every fine detai’, Each piece is fresh, and perfect. The Materials Used are truly super-fhaterials. The finest of satin, of taffeta, tricotine and serge is used in the French gowns. The suits are developed in the most excellent qualities of tricotine, Poiret twill, silk duvetyne, exquisite satin and honey comb tricolette. Wraps of the most gorgeous of taffeta, satin, silk, duvetyne and fortuna cloth Many of the fabrics cost $30 to $35 a yard The Modes Are Not Extreme but wearable charming things that the smart, discriminating woman invari- ably prefers; costumes of the well gowned women of exquisite taste. po Gowns, $65 to $265—each half original price A gorgeous gown and wrap of deep blue chiffon Exquisite black restaurant and ‘afternoon gown and satin embroidered with gold, flame colored and | beaded with jet. green metallic thread in Oriental motifs. One cox |, Extremely smart cloths frocks in serge and trico Cane Stools: $2.50 tume is made very simply and depends upon its Ae tata, fosbla, esnboroddered: (itrtea tel ind teallell (C) This little cane stool has unique beautiful lines, accentuated with deep fringe and its fully in fine metallic and colored thread. Handled possibilities, for reversed it becomes a lovely material for its effect, in the manner of the Paris costumes. wyaeva, basket. Suits, $79.50 to $245—each half original price iE Geminae tee onsen leer iiey highet priced suit, $243—is a beautiful ; | Many are richly embroidered in black silk. callot copy in crow black satin, mide on very simple payee A ye Hines und Vendo witita tee Beige auita in tricotine are trimmed with midnight Other, suits are in fine midnight blue tricotine, | . i ‘ made with exquisite satin bindings, with touches | ‘Tficotine uits are beaded keavily, with jet. of satin as vestee and cuffs—all works of the finest | Many of Jenny's best short-coated models are tailoring. | present, Some with pleated skirts. Wraps, $75 to $385—each half original price The majority in this collection are priced from {| Evening wraps of taffeta, velvet and satin. Some Cretonne Scarfs and Pillows Spectally Priced Childrens Mercerized Bloomingdales—Third Floor, Bloomingdales—Main Floor Cooks ina minute | $100 to $150. ‘ finely and beautifully embroidered in metal. Some ’ Afternoon wraps of silk duvetyne and tricolette. of gorgeous metal cloth and satin. 4 Spring has just turned the corner, and Socks Pe he Seapine a In high vivid shades and in beige, midnight blue, ff] before we know it, summer will be upon © Trreproachably made. ig i cf P A few wraps for sports, developed in checked wool | cocoa brown and tan. ( P pe ire Notting: righ ene Up Fone Sal ? in bright colors. Second floor, Old Building ; e porch—like gay cretonne, and here ie 29c pair k se w Si: ‘ are some special suggestions for your f i | H $ Cireular Pillow, cretonne covered (18 in.) $1.3 qi niee mars Mag bade tis todays 1,200 Taffeta ats at 10 Subd Ot Lipite wholesale market they would “cost ‘ine: lew te ate is 4 Square Cretonue Table Covers (84 in.) $1.15 waoles nae) erie beget rks Fine quelity etlire pate ot eo scene resi aagaen made ae smartest modes of the a Cretonne Table or Dresser Scarfs (17x45) .25 ho anticipate the hosiery needs of season. arge variety apes includes a style ery wom: 3 who ticlp he ee ide ry j Straw is combined with the Large mushroom shapes, small Accordion pleated brims and | All three items ay be had to match. 1) tiler themesives foretanded: Yet | I[if| set eutectarth TE2° "rim f | tured-up brima and eailee brime | erowns, which ere erecting © sen- Hh ‘ Ras . payed be with soft crowns are all found in sation this season, are largely 11° ~ 0.9 Awnings: Slip Covers Bloomingdales anticipates your needs often used. sg amarter—and | this collection of attractive hate, | represented in this assortment, I ll say 1t Ss good! Draperies: Shades . prelvemen ia ua CA Hence also a newer way of com ning 2 Ontrich feathers, curled The best. .millinety shades, . et Vv) is [or yo ¥ is i or cerined are lavi ; ed aie ppeartanene is ay in i if half sock Hee ee Oar eeaulun omiceor aieplayed on man ‘models, while Barre Frene blue, henna and equi with expert workmen to make ——three-quarter and half socks bands of braided straw—an ap- jet tassels, t flat flowers an ch hose used. these. things to order to your utmost finely woven, highly mercerized pliqued effect—and one that is sik embroidery are all being used : satisfaction. —turn-over tops, white, colored ground. most successful and very popular, on silk hats. First floor, Old Building \ If you ate planning any sort of new decora- Come early and get your full share of e- e@ F e t F ti hs d for our representative. a P: ~ Sa uc ur Sa || thereat ais Living-room Furniture : . ing Sale of Matched suites, Separate pieces, Taken right out of stock, and re-priced to sell Wednes- ge dan day a8 Wanamaker Week aperial The furniture at these reductions will be limited to the A happy stomach makes ] quantity in tHe sale—about $17,060 worth. i a papers You will find in the group divans and arm chairs with cane backs and soft cushion seats a happy day. -delightful furniture {or the summer. And some all-over stuffed pieces that are the embodi- 17c the Roll ment of comfort. There are only one or two that are alike; so—best choice at 9. Quarter to half price | e e x A heaping dish of Sunny- Orsi al pale suid: wa $419.50, was $524.50 $438, was $584 $239, was $418 ’, ry Another will suggest the 8-piece mahogany suite, cane 8-piece mahogany suite, cane 8-piece mahi any suite, cane corn—that s my idea of a lacy verdure of April woods. back and sides, loose cushions panel backs and sides, and seats | Pane backs ang cides, mulberry 1 break: \ 30c the Roll and pillows of black end gold .| of bine and gold damask and | "et gee “Re Bore real breaktast. A gay assortment of ribbon $1,066, was $1,600 velour. a $588, was $882 3 tri AROS, SAD. Stee 3 ia ama 3-piece over-stuffed suite wit papers and various cheerful f ates RAhowey ie a ieee eee cane | covering of blue and gold damask, Cote, aca Asesnety JN Great Sale of 1000 Pairs of mulberry silk velour, down backs and sides, seats and pillows | [008 cushion seats. $30 the’ Roll filled. $360, was $720 of black and gold damask. $257, was $384 2c the Rol W L Sh Ss ; i x Benlece mah nulte,: cane $620, was $827.50 All-over upholstered davenport, | | Beets sate te omens LOw OES | fill uadiecsamaiettaose"Suton | space mahogany. aut, cane | sovenne ot tapetry, feof 2 | We have these, as well us ; | seats and pillows ‘of black and | panel backs aad sides, with blue | cushion seat. ; { quaint flung posies and Reduced to $7 A 85 New Styles gold damask. and gold velour seats and cushions Fifth Gallery; New Bldg. ‘ roses bright us crimson ° . ramblers, All the Smart Materials Marine Engineers and 45c the Roll Tan, Brown or Black Calfskin— Patent Leather— Black Richer and more costly Kidskin— Black Satin—Fashionable Combinations. | looking are the two-tone i Damasks, the printed Oat- All the Best Style Features | ug 0a lots meals and Tapestry papers , ure | reminding you of old Eng- Hand - Turned and Welted Soles—Walking Heels eee | lish country houses, Louis XV, Heels-- Baby Louis He | Only $10 Down for | il , Marine Engineers anc i ° . Q ~ 4 Tug Boat Pilot licensed for New vor || || | This Splendid $120 Columbia waters: Permanent positions for good, re- liable men. Bring your references and li- censes with you. APPLY TO N. L. CULLIN, Gen. Agt. Associated Marine Department of the Trunk Line Railroads, C. R. R. Terminal, Foot Liberty St., Men’s $55 Knitted Topcoats Right out of our regular stock come these knitted top- coats for men; and a KNITTED coat is just about the best kind of a coat a man can have for all-around service, It slips on and off without a hitch; never stays wrinkled, and always has a “different” look from the regular run of fabrics These are single-breasters, with silk-lined yokes and sleeves, ‘and in gray, brown, green and heather mixtures 100 prs. $30 Worsted Trousers, $19.50 Sometimes the word FINE is misused, but not here. You'll readily observe that these are exceptional trousers— that the worsteds are the kinds seldom seen these days--and that the patterns are in keeping with the workmanship and fabric quality ? ry > Men’s Raincoats, $24.50 100, teken [rem the Motcr Shop's regular stocks, where they were priced $30 to $85, Nearly al of gecd 1utberized fabries in tan shades, excellently seamed, some with belts, There are 25 oil silk rairccats, rece in Ergland (teéay’s wholesale price on these is $24) and six mole cloth rainccats. All gizes in the lot. Burlington Areade floor, New Bld a With $10 Worth of Records (Your selection) Almost 2 Years to Pay the Rest Music is more than a source of endless pleasure—it is a necessity, especially in a home where there are children. And this Columbia has such a lovely, life-like tone that it is a phonograph you never tire of. Good-looking, too a charming addition to your living-room! | Give Your Home the Worlds Best Music For as little as $10 down you can have this wonderful | York City. \ l a Phonograph and $10 worth of records of your own choice, | ( i) Then you can take 20 months to pay the rest--paying as | - wien little as $6 a month. ' Blomingdates—Sevond Flow —