The evening world. Newspaper, May 5, 1920, Page 15

stodents have been ehbseh on the hoihination of their wnt. preitios as exchang More Than 600 Dresses in all Sizes. Materials including Taffetas, Tricolettes Georgettes, Crepe de Chines, Serges, etc. , ——! : Sale! Sale! YY Off % Ott More than 20 H different pod nee doped is fedustlon sale. of Navy Taffeta 5 in all sizes. S A fdlh erful 400 Dresses Formerly $45 and $50 ) ‘Now $2975 in 800 Dresses Formerly $27 and. $30 Now $8 Some styles in this’ Poesia Oras de Chine Novel effect. Silk Taftpta: All the new styles, Lay are ,made to trimmed: Dress, trimmed with scrolls including a bove ool lor Sate Finest eg i black bugle Deady es « itch oth braid A girdle of materials, Truly materials, ie E be th patted, ie a te baaided “pt. adidei.te tte remarkable values. material, originality. Reduced to $22.50 "HAMILTON GARMENT. CO. : 307 FIFTH AVENUE é NEAR 31ST ST. 1535 and $40 Dresses Now a to$22. ‘0 | ‘I ‘Box- Loom Crepe Kimonos Thursday At $4.00 Fashioned of Box-Loom Crepe, which wears and tubs unusually well. The delightful model pic- tured has a soft ruffle forming the shawl collax, cuffs, and the bottom of the skirt. Caught tn at the waist with a slip- In the May Sale LOTHES OF é0stom’ UALITY GOLF SUITS The largest variety in New York; Many exclusive foreign fabrics. There’s about a fifty-fifty choice between Imported and Domestic fabrics, but even the Domestic weaves are Scotch in look if not in loom. There are Yoke backs, Shirred backs, Knife-pleated backs and . Box- pleated. backs, each with the free- arm swing sleeve. . Most of the models are half-belted; the rest IG rg (TeV) \ are belted all around. an “~yY \ And just one word Pe, ess 5 OES | here’s where \=~= | Saks-handwork tells. CHEVIOTS + TWEEDS - KNIT FABRICS HOMESPUNS DONEGALS Either “longs” or knickers Sake & Company Prices: ae, : 34th Street and Broadway $28 to $63 Women’s fir the May Sale Children’s Undertogs Special at ‘T5e The ideal garment for Sum me r—combining shirt, drawers and un- derwaist. Made of white 23 through sash. Pink, blue, Pictured. rose, Copenhagen and Envelope chemise of wistaria: Third Floor. pink batiste tabtetully ° é +4 chemise . . white pique collar, cuffs and Union Suits 4H Repeenra' a Ly i pockets, Two wide sttape over the At 75 Cc = hea Third erie ‘i shoulder are trimmed with hand nis embroidery. Sizes 2 to 6 years. feo gualty ribbed cot-| = _ Fourth Floor. ton jon Suits ‘with tight fitting or umbrella E t ize —— ———— kneer Regular and extra S ssives. Main Flor ae Children’s Socks — checked nainsook. Re- markable value. Sizes ball Buttons. 8 to 12 years, to 52. Second Floor, | Smart Frocks for Misses Reduced to | Smart simplicity is the keynote of these lovely frocks, which depend on fine miaterials and skilfuh workman- ship, rather than elaborate trimmings, for their charm. Developed in plain or figured Geor- gette Crepe, sturdy Tricotine, fine Serge and crisp Taffeta. wanted bolero, harem skirt, accordcon pleats. The me Ra eee ah Corsets, Brassieres and Children’s Frocks — ~ Because of contracts placed many months ago, we are able to offer in this the ‘daintiest of under-muslins, ‘corsets, arid frocks for tiny tots at savings of at least one-thi Argon present. valuex Every garment is up to our usual very high standard of making, ‘qnd goad give splendid service: Summertime Petticoats| Dainty Nightgowns: At prices so low you must see them to fully realize at remarkably low price ‘ what values are! ie area 0 At $2. o0—stene At $1 5Q— Mulia petticoats trimmed with flounces papery pe ante rey ome of lace or embroidery, Maal, 3 y At $2.00—Stur’y Pigee straight line povlr und bier) sites embroidery flodis, stg ttieoats in oped edge or muslin with beading at waist, .. a. K tured. : Nigh At $2. 00-x08 x, of fine nainsook, in sleeve~ Jess of open front, styles, trimmed with embroi- dery. ird Floor, At $3. 75 —Good quality white cambric petticoats, with flounces of lace or. embroidery—in At. $3. 00 White cambric petticoat with dainty flounce of embroidery and insertion. many attractive models. ' | Children’s | Colored Dresses & Rompers, Very specially priced At $2.95 es ‘ Envelope Chemise — prettily designed and carefully made. ‘At. $1.50-®ycere a chemise of naingook, trimmed with embroidery and lace, and dainty shoulder sfraps. ‘Adorable little frocks of pink | with white and blue and white checked gingham, in empire model, trimmed with French knots and tatted edging. The ROMPERS are vf checked trimmed with bands of lavender batiste, com- bined with, lace. “At $1.00-22r<lore gingham in bloomer style, with Suits for Women Phguling sizes hag to 5234 bust At 855 aad $69.50 The woman of extra size will delight in choosing from | these wonderful suits, that slenderize the figure without sacrificing the least individuality, Tailored with a keen appreciation of the requirements of al i} sized women, and may be had in ’ Tricotine, Poiret Twill, Pencil Stripings, a Men’s Wear Serge, beautifully silk lined. Just 85 Extra Size Blouses in_a special sale Thursday At $12.75 | Extra size Blouses and law prices seldom are in harmony. But here they are, as smart and as beautiful as any models in regular sizes, fashioned of heavy Georgette Crepe, elab- Sizes 6 to 94—in a special sale at much below actual value At B5e— CBA dren's Mercerized Lisle Socks, Ber: phite with colored toss, sae Cordovan Waite,” Gadab. Green, and Navy. , At 5be~ ?18 6 ; quality Mercerizeg Lisle Socks, in | plain colors, or white’ with © colored tops. Popular thr quarter length, Second Floor rai bak. BS A anu An Expert Corsetiere Will Give Individual Fittings of* NEMO CORSETS on the ‘third floor, Thursday, Friday and Saturday A A perfect-fitting corset means a perfectly draped gown— ‘no corset fits thé figure or gives it more grace than the Nemo. And the splendid construction qualities of the Nemo should not be overlooked—they are so” carefully’ | orated with silk braiding, real filet lace, fine pin tucks and made that they retain their graceful lines until the very | H Colors: Flesh, Bisque and White. Sizes 46 end, Ideal for the medium or mature figures. Third Floor : ae Prices $5 to $15 ‘ None sent C. O. D. or Cretiited BEGINNING AT SAKS THURSDAY An Important Sale .of Women’s and Misses” Silk Skirts . Regularly $22.75 to $39.50 At $14.75 and $18.75 Models for the beach, the mountains, or the street, tailored to a nicety in the most successful materials for present wear—Fan-ta-si, Kumsi * Kumsa, Satin Baronette, Embroidered Silk and Wool Faille, Embroidered Georgette Crepe, Regularly $45 $29.50 Every Eton, lines, style is basque, present straight emer ners epee een, pore + snr een ces ets ee. eet selena ts erate <0 eA SO IG CC LL LCL ADL: LOLOL CLO: LALO LCL CLD Not every size in every mocel, but wide choice of models to suit every taste. Second Floor Tricolette, Wash Satin and Crepe de Chine. Just Five Hundred—Every one an Unprecedented Value! Fourth Floor,