The evening world. Newspaper, April 30, 1920, Page 19

“JOHN WANAMAKER ‘ | Broadway at Ninth Delayed shipment of Silk ‘Stockings arrives--10,396 prs. They go on sale Saturday for the first time Previous shipment went fast. , 1,896 pairs, $2.85 pr. Women asked for more 2,200 pairs, $1.35 pr. Seconds of $2.10 grade; pure silk, mock ed leg, cotton ‘tops, toes, heels; black, plait or with drop-stitch front. 3,900 pairs, 95¢ pr. Seconds of our $1.80 grade; pure silk, mock seamed leg, seamless foot, mercer- ized cotton tops, toes, heels; black. <= Seconds of our $3.50 grade; full-fash- - Yoned pure silk, flare’top, medium. weight- with 4-inch mereerized cotton top and cot- * ton soles, heels and toes. 2,400 pairs, $1.75 pr. peconds: of our $2.60 grade; pure silk 1,500 prs. Black Mercerized Lisle Stockings at 65c pair cotton ona and soles, in black. amless foot, cotton top: akdnnae double tops and Holle: high spliced black with self vertic: i Main floor, Vid Building | 100 very fine Coats and Wraps ' for young women.-at $49, 50 Our $59.50 to $100 grades—majority are $85 grade; a dozen are duplicates of setae that have sold for more than $100 + Do you remember the coats we presented in our annual Winter Sale last November? If not, we shall tell you the concensus of ade was that they were remarkable. These 100 coats and wraps are from the same tailor—and they are equally fine and Some of them are copies. and others are adaptations of I'ar's models. This tailor appreciates the fact that Parisian silhouettes are always the most graceful. MATERIALS— Duvet; duvet de laine, Bolivia , tricotine, wool velour, Poiret twill, polo cloth, plaid coatings, and tinsel- wrappy or straight, and wraps with little capes. Also a few sport models. COLORS—mere words ¢cannot describe of them; as they are in the wonderful new shades of blue, tangerine, brick, beaver, brown, and beige. Some of the materials are in navy blue, of course. izes 14 to 20 years, but, of curse, not all sizes Yes—Tricolette Frocks, $29.75 Just as simple as can be—but ever so smart! Model illustrated. In navy blue with shirring at neck and other little touches of French blue Georgette crepe; also beige with jade; brown with Beige, and all black. Second floor, Old Building, Tenth Street Smart Hats at $8.50 . Newest Phases of the Spring Mode some with brim of batavia cloth~ others with soft self brim, a style most becoming to ev Several of the hats are edged with long rough grass, which makes a most effective trimming. One mode! in taffeta ‘ \Foulard Frocls, $39.75 | Suits of wool jersey at $29.50 and $39.50 ‘ Many taffeta hats- band of batayia cloth embroid- sd with silk flowers. very much in evidence on ats in this collection. may be silk, or pseudo tassels of glycerined ostrich. First floor, Old Building ia] propriate for sports wear, up brim faced with a Wanamaker Standard Suits in This Suit Sale That offers $55 a $49. 50 $65 grades at. OUR OWN STOCK cine REDUCED Reduced for a very good reason— BECAUSE- Jari ines are broken; and a broken line in a stock like this eventually means a broken price. The Fabrics Saturday begins a week's campaign to interest everyone in Boys and to in- e employ many boys...W. educate them and give them opportuni- ) tics to brdaden and‘ develop... » in which good, clothing may be purchased at the fairest vertised on every corner. Choose from s, cassimeres and cheviots at this 2.50 and $45 in our own stocks 100 ) Boys Suits at $29.75 Were $35 and $38 in our own stocks WANAMAKER ailored suits, all of them, in the finest olive mixtures, folks 3, knife pleats with pateh pockets Sizes 7 to 17 years. models—box-pleated and welt pockets. 100 Reefers and Coats—Reduced Those that were $35, are now $27.75 Those that were $80, are now $22.75 * Raglan, regular and shoulder models, full belted. silk yoke and sleeves, Many of the fabrics are me bays Cole and reefers of very high grade, in sizes 8 to 10 years. Third ose? Old neuro he MAY HAY RAINBOW WHITE SALE—Another Wanamaker Origination | Opens Saturday with many unusual KC aseebdegrapiegte Imported Bead Bags, $15 A special lot $22.50 ay $25 grades Fine beads. Tasteful color . combinations, At tractive patterns, A new idea in bags—ex- tremely charming—is inter- preted in heavy silk thread combined with Celluloid or metal frames (the latter silver or green - ish). Lined with heavy quality of fancy'silk. Fitted with dainty purse. Main Floor, Old Bldg. Glace Gloves, $1.85 French—originally priced $3 a pair * Closing out a surplus stock of certain sizes, white and gray @nly. eral styles. Pique and over- sewn, with self and black em- ry, fastening with 2 clasps. Not all sizes in each style. Clearaway of fabric gloves, $1.85 pr. 50 dozen Duplex gauntlets, strap wrist, Prix seam, in brown, whi'e, gray and buck. Two - clasp Milanese silk gloves, $1 Good quality silk in black and white, and white with black. All sizes. Main Floor, Old Bldg. $10 A Favored Oxford for Women of oxfords modish pon for streetwear cur or sergefrock. / k calfskin, made with the smart wing tip and brogueing. Moderate heel, suit- able for walking. ret floor, Old Bidg. e their quality. And if you examine the coats ©: arefully you will caueerve all the TBD? details that go to make up the V HAND WORK wherever it is essential me kind of hand-work that we have adh long before the idea was ad- /anamaker ad to r that the saving is genu-, ine because the quality is right. Silk Shirts cost less—$7.85 TAX 49¢ $10 and $15 grades shirts for men who like the feeling and comfort and dressiness of good silk. radiums and such. by actual comparison. Fine Not the flimsy kinds; crepes, We have here one that really means a worth-while say ing. Burlington Arcade Floor, New Building ave. 4 peel is the event thrifty women of New York have been’ waiting for since Jan . Now it has come, and in a new form. For, in addition to the hundreds "of fresh white things always featured in the May Sale, there are many delicately tinted undergarments in pale shades ‘of pink, blue, orchid, maize and green. The RAINBOW idea is carried out consistently in un- derwear, ney ts, smocks, negligees, Summer frocks and aprons—all in a bewitching variety of colors, The Third Floor, Old Building, has been given over almost The Sale in its entirety includes— Dainty underwear, both silk and White satin corsets and ban- Smart Summer frocks for morn- epg eet 3 pe ae 78 reat charm- — deaux, and so on. ing and afternoon wear. ing undergarments designed espe- Exquisite Philippine underwear, . cially for the Bride. Gora, bandeaus and branes, ae en Chiffon nightgowns and chemises for every type of figure. ae Je of ie pln yp sod yellow, tur- ° Imported batiste blouses, beauli-' Negligees and breakfast coats. qioise blue, orchid and shell pink. fully hand-made. Bungalow and apron sets. Saturday’s Features on the Third Floor French Underwear Wonderful reductions on new, fresh stock. Finest batiste finished with beautiful lace, embroidery and exquisite hand-work. Chemises—$3.85 to $18 for $4.50 to $20 grades. Nightgowns—$3.85 to $45 for $5.76 to $65 grades. Chemises have bodice top or built-up shoulder, carefully fitted. Nightgowns have square, round or V necks. Some sleeveless, some with tiny sleeves. All have the unmistakable Parisian touch women love in un- derwear. Cotton Underwear $2.50 grades at $1.95 Nigtieoens eae drawers, - Liviiees ee durable mate- ees 4 rials, Beery me embroidery, e ‘ lace or tucking. cf a $3.85 grades at $2.95 7 Some of the nightgowns have Lh i) dainty bands of pink outlining a \ ‘| Pl “Vv” “neck. Chemises follow the iA | popular tailored model. Drawers f } to match. Petticoats have scal- yA loped underlay. LN $4.50 Grades at $3.85 Fine quality nainsook, beautifully made, charmingly trimmed. Good sfyles. Have feather stitching, embroidery, lace inserts. Silk nightgowns and envelope chemises—manufactur- er’s samples, slightly soiled, but otherwise in perfect condition. Very heavy crepe de chine and satin; $10 to $15 grades. _ $5.95 each. Petticoats At $5.85 At $1.95 feta and English sateen. In | ors. Tailored models or pleated ruffles. Both regular and extra suit or gown shades sizes. House and Porch Dresses $4.50 to $16.50—aAll special values. & Ginghams, voiles, tissue gingham, and linens, At $5.85—sSix models. Tissues and voiles, $6.75 grades. Plain and figured materials Aprons Two groups—$1.75 and $1.95. Bung- alow aprons, slip-ons and _ slip-overs. Light and dark mixtures. Round and square neeks. Saturday’s Features on the Main Aisle Imported Underwear — $2.95 kxquisitely hand-embroidered. Chemises- $4.50 grades—6 models—bodice top or built up shoulder. Nightgowns—-$5 grade—3 models—trimmed with hem- + stitching and embroidery. Silk Underwear—$3.75 grades at $2.95 Chemises, bodices and bloomers of crepe de chine and satin, Georgette crepe and lace trimming on some. Majority tailored. Cotton Underwear~—at $1.35--half less Nightgowns, chemises, petticoats. All of good material, cut full and long. They have been on order a year, That is why we can offer them at this aston- ishingly low price. Corsets—1,400 pairs at $2.50 Normally these corsets sell at 50 per cent. more, Three good models, one to suit every figure. Pink or white. *chemises, petticoats, drawers. Store open at 9 Store closes at & Be Flew, ar pied "with lecoly Meatabor White taint All the articles in the Sale are marked Twenty to fifty oe cent: below their regular prices We have never offered such amazingly good values tn such a variety of beautiful and practical garments for Sum- mer wear. “Silk Underwear 1,250 articles, $3.85 to $5.95 Chemises, bodices . and‘ bloomers, $6.95 grade, for $3,85. Nightgowns of $6.95 grade for $5.95. Made of heavy crepe de chine and satin, in smartly tailored models or. trimmed with fine lace or Georgette crepe. Crepe de chine nightgowns at $5.95 are nothing short of a miracle. Paris Blouses Remarkable values in charm French blouses. $12 to $25 for $18.7: to $30 grades. } Special group of 125, at $15 for $25 to 27.50 Sheerest batiste and linen trimined with fine laces and tucks. Seams hand-sewed. Beautiful embroidery. Illustrated is a particul attrac- tive model with wide frill of fine shadow lace. Corsets (1) $6.45--Kegular $9 grades. ‘Two models for the slender figure. (2) $7.45—Regular $10 grades. For the average figure: At $1—Brassieres amd bandeaux $1.50 grade. Buying’ them today we would have to pay more than we sell them for in the sale. Good assortment. Batiste and poplin, high and low models. - Smocks Smocks—Four models at $3.45—one-third Jess. Rain: cloth and linene in a large assortment of colors. All good, smart styles, round, square or straight neck-line. Hand-embyvid ered in contrasting colors. Extra Sizes Cotton Underwear ~~ $3.50 und $3.75 grades at $2.45. Nightgowns, Corset Covers—All good qualit, , well made and daintily trimmed. Cut especially for the woman of ample figure. Wash Blouses—-$4.95 and $5.95 grades at $2.95 and $3.95. ‘lasteful, tailored models of voile and batiste. Carefully made to fit the large woman Also a few lace or embroidery-trimmed blouses. Third floor, Old Building | soa ibe sas cha adnan ess-eoen shoei cag oO i FACADE LLL EEL ILLES eG EET ET aR OE Summer Frocks Two groups—-50 and 75 per cent. lower than our regular prices. $3.85—Gingham, voile and lawn. Mixed plaids, stripes and fi materials. Finished with or- gandie and op in collars and cuffs. $5.85—Tissue seenams and voiles. Six good models. Plain and figured materials with organdie collars and cuffs, Smocks —$5.85 —our $7.85 grades White Japanese crepe hand embroidered on all edges--in wide variety of new te iol shades—-new and unusual style—with patch pockets, Imported Hand-made Blouses 1) $3.95 for $5.75 grade. Voile trimmed with embroide and drawn-work. Two good (2) 75 for &8 grade. Batiste, tucked and hand- Peenitihened’ Excellent tailored model. (3) 86.76 for 88.75 grade. open linen, with drawn-work in Souares. Good collar and turn- back cuffs. . low price for this @