The evening world. Newspaper, September 1, 1920, Page 11

} i] | i \ \ \ } i i tj THE a te Mat School Days Are Near —<—<—<—$—$—$—$—$—$—_—_—_ —_—_—_— — — er §9TH TO ¢OTH—THIRD TO LEXINGTON—ONE BLOCK FROM PARK AVENUE a a 2485 Girls Tub Dresses Twenty Styles 51.95 6 to 14 Years Season-end prices for frocks that will give splendid service all through the warm September days. dozen. At this nominal sum mothers will buy by the half- Jaunty yet.practical models in stuffs that are both sturdy and fashionable. Crashes—repps—ginghams—chambrays in such pretty colors and patterns. There are plaids and checks and plain colors; belts, pockets, white to con- trast in collars or cuffs. ——————_—-B loomingdales—Second Floor. Over-the-Holiday Luggage Underpriced Heres hand luggage for that triple, holiday—and for many another holiday in seasons to come, for these are long-lived hand bags and suit cases that may be checked through like a trunk, standing the gaff of the baggage smashers as well as the careful handling of Pullman porters. And the prices have been purposely sheared off to make your last Summers holiday cost you less. Split Cowhide Tourist Bag: $5.97 Serviceable black split cowhide Tourist Bags with sewed-on rotection corners, strong steel frame, leather handle, lock, Bae and two side clasps. 16, 17 and 18 inch sizes. Cowhide Week End Bag: $11.97 Long grain cowhide Weck End Bag, silk lined, with inside pocket, 14 and 16 inch sizes. Cowhide Traveling Bag: $23.50 Staunch Cowhide Traveling Bags, full leather lined, in black or brown good quality leather. 18 inch size. Collapsible Leather Hand Bags: $15.97 A serviceable 18-inch cowhide Bag with plaid lining. An excellent bag to take on longer trips—when empty it can be folded and tucked away in your trunk. Black Enamel Hat Box: $6.47 A neatly lined Hat Bag, with 2 bat forms. 18 inches square, with clasp, lock and key. Black Duck Suit Case: $6.97 A good looking Suit Case, with leather corners, cretonne lining, removable tray and part straps. 24-26 inches. Imported Japanese Matting Suit Case: $3.97 A strong Case, with leather bound edges, two side locks and leather handles. 21-24 inches, loomingdales—M ain Floor Our School of Dress Making reopens September the 7th. Enroll now! Learn how to cut, fit AStIGIANY your dress, suit or coat and your childrens clothes also. Dress making made easy, all the difficult and troublesome points overcome and fully explained, Expert teachers, Six lessons ($4.00) Four Dollars. loomingdales—Second Floor Closing Out Our Sample Couch Hammocks 14.50 and °17.50 These are slightly shop- worn, from being used as floor samples, but they are probably in better condition than if you had had them on your porch all Summer, And the reduction on this special group of 38 hammocks is considerable—makes it a wise purchase for next Summer. Bloomingdales—TMrd Floor | Lew, Ave. Level Sale of China 37-Pc. Dinner Set, $5.00 American porcelain, neatly decorated, gold edged, with 6 tumblers. 57-Pc. Dinner Set, $10.00 61 pieces—just right for the small family. American por- celain prettily decorated with a green floral spray pattern and gold edges. extra water tumblers, 112-Pc. Dinner Set, $18.00 American porcelain, in a choice of several d pink spray flowers edges. 12 extra water tum- blers are included. 100-Pc. Dinner Set, $30.00 An exceptional set n Amer- ican porcelain, pleasing in shape, with a very prey border decoration and gold traced edges, Handles ot cups, covers, sugar bowl and creamer finished in half matt “15,000 Pieces of Decorated Porcelain The Mercer Pottery Com- pany made these fine dishes and sold them to us at a price that enables you to get them at the price of plain dishes. These are all per- fect, with a neat green de- sign, enhanced by two gold hair-line borders. Pie Plates, each... Tea Plates, each. . Dinner Plates, each, Sou , ei ‘ -10¢ le -20¢ -25¢ Odd Sauc Oatmeal Saucers, 200 UncoveredV egetab! 45¢ Meat Dishes, 30c, 50c, 75¢ and 99¢ Covered Vegetable Dish, 99¢ Tea Pots. . 99¢ Sugar Bowls. A Bowls... ’ .. B0e Covered Butter Dishes.. .95¢ Sauce Boats. , Cream Jug... Lamps Complete Floor Lamp & Shade: $20 A gracetul lamp, 69 inches high, with a mahogany fin- ished wood base and fluted column; two pull-chain sockets and two electric bulbs. The silk shade is 24 inches ‘n diameter, and is rettily trimmed with a feavs chenille fringe, Boudoir Lamp & Shade: $2.50 A pretty 8-inch shade, on a mahogany fnished base, fitted with key socket, cord, plug and electric bulb, NG WORLD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1020. ;—JOHN WANAMAKER EVENI Broadway at Ninth, New York \ Beautiful tailored white checked materials. Women’s Summer Suits, $45 A Third Leas—-Many are Haif Price Last of several excellent groups in different materials. ngee silk in natural color. ours. A few midnight blue serges and tricotines. Checked vel- Black and Taffeta and tricolette suits in dark blue and other colors. Wool Jersey Suits, $19.75 Three well-tailored and correct models reduced one-third —in some cases almost one-half. and blue. Not all sizes in either group. Second floor, Old Building In heather mixtures, tan You may see the new Fur Coats---now And take your pick in the Forward Sale of Fashion Furs, at 20 per cent. less than you will pay later on. Wet!-matched skins of superb quality. linings. coming winter. Hudson Seal Coats, $475 (Dyed Muskrat) 86 in.; exceptional quality large cape collar and bell cuffs of skunk or beaver. Hudson Seal Conts, $375 (Dyed Muskie’) 86 in.; full sweeping models, with large cape collar end bel cuffs of squirrel or beaver. Bay Seal Coats, $195 (Lyed Coney) 86 in.; full sweeping model, self trimmed. Same model with large cape collar and bell cuffs of sku: $245. Fashionable lengths. Beautiful workmanship. All new models, for the Rich silk Alaska Seal Wraps and Dolmans, $1075 Luxurious fur, full length mod- els; exceptionally smart styles. Beaver Coat, $575 86 in.; full sweeping model, deep cape collar and bell cuffs. Wraps and Dolmans of ‘Hudson Seal $675 to $1175 (Dyed Muskrat) Some self trimmed, others with collars and cuffs of mink, beaver, squirrel, Australian opossum and skunk, OWADAYS the ward- N robe of every season includes at least one sep- arate skirt in the new plaids and checks. They are so very smart and have so many different uses, For sports, for town and as the nucleus of many attractive costumes, when worn with tie- around blouse. , New skirts in stripes and plaids,in deep browns and blues and green, made vivid by touches of color, are $15 to $37.50—soft wool material de- veloped in pleated models that are so smart and becoming. Particularly good value are new striped skirts in a collec- tion at $11.50. Belts 26 to 82. Second floor, Old Building EGULATION R Dresses of serge—at about the present whole- sale prices—$15.50, $25 Why? Because we purchased the serge at an ad- vantageous time, and made the dresses in our own workrooms. The dresses are painstak- ingly tailored and every detail is beautifully fin- ished. Russian model —pleated—in sizes 6 told years; at $18.50. Two models at $25 wre for ju- nior girls of 10 to 16 years — one mode] has miday blouse with deep cuff, another has over blouse with slight flare. New serge frocks in tailored and demi-tailored models start at $16.50. Second floor, Old Building Tenth Street O many women are now asking for simple little House Dresses. Frocks in becoming tints that are comfortable and becom- ing to wear in steam-heated apartments when a heavier frock would be too warm. So we have got some of fine well woven ramie linen, to sell for $15.76 and $16.60. One model is very simple, with large squares of fine white stitching, plaiding the frock all over, white organ- die collar, and becoming V neck, Another model features fine woo! embroidery; a third at- tractive pockets, In copenhagen blue, rose pink, mauve, and leather color, Third floor, Old Building Gloves 1,500 prs. Women’s seasonable Gloves at lowered prices They're all out of our stock. We can’t buy the same qualities ourselves for the prices below. But to put the glove section in shape for the new season out goes every ll quan- tity or lot where size 1ange is broken. Good kidskin gloves at $1.85 are rare. Those who come for first selection will find plenty of choice, Nate also the other exceptional offers, At $1.85—kidskin ind . lambskin Pores in white, grey and black, good quality, At $2.35—800 pairs of mocha suede in ey. also white pique kidskin, one and two clasp, At $3.50—200 pairs of gauntlets in tan and white capeskin, Very desirable for autumn wear, Main floor, Old Building 2 clasp, LITTLE sale of Lace Vestees — 1,500 at 95c, a very low price. At this time of the season our little silk or cloth street rock, or your tailored suit, wii be particularly grateiui for a freshening and becoming touch supplied by one of these white or ecru vestees of imitation Val- enciennes or filet lace. They are made of row upon row of tiny pleated frills of the lace, and have Tuxedo collars to give them ong lines and make them unusu illy becoming. Mainz floor, O'd Building RINCESS Slips of excellent satin at the small price of $9.75. These most convenient slips of a thousand uses are to be had,at this price, in flesh color and white, Made in a plain tailored hemstitched model, the sort that may be worn under a thin summer frock or under a Georgette crepe afternoon frock. Will launder well. Third floor, Old Building ULL-LENGTH = Jap- anese Silk Kimonos at $18.75, Hand embroidered in silk with the clever skill of Orien- tal work in small delicate motifs of flowers and their foliage, in many lovely and becoming colors. Plain blue, soft pink, corn color, and rose. Third floor, Old Building Telephone Stuyvesant 4700 The Great September Home Sales are now in full swing Store Hours 9 to & Dinner Sets, more than ever, are the glory of the China Sale Read the names ot the world’s great potteries represented—the French factories of Poupat, Vignand, Redon, Theo. Haviland, Chas, d&G. Meakin, whose Company, whose Ame ield Haviland, Ahrenfeldt, Vogt and Dose, Tharaud; iulich porcelain sets adorn good tables the world oyer. The Warwick n china dinner sets, in quality and shape and decorative beauty, are a fair match for the French; Knowles, Taylor & Knowles, the George Pottery, Co-operative Pottery, East — good potteries in Bavaria, Czecho-Slovakia and Japan, Liverpool Pottery Co., National Pottery; and the pick of the product of the China dinner sets begin at $38.50 for a 98-piece set 107 or 108-piece china sets are $57.50 to $365 Porcelain sets of 106 or 107 pieces begin at $16.50 There are dinner sets from 110 open-stock patterns The sale prices are 20 to 40 per cent. below normal chuice, if you can, American Porcelain, 10U puces, $32 A beautiful Tharaud set for $57.50. Chas. Field Haviland spray set for $65. \New Theo. Haviland sets for £80, $120. Tine bordered Redon sets at $80. Pougat sets—exquisite borders—$105, $160. Distinctive Ahrenfeldt bordered set, $140. Chas. Field Haviland border set, $175. Meakin English porcelain sets, $42.50 to $52. American porcelain sets, $16.50 to $38.50. ‘ (All the foregoing are 106, 107 or 108 piece sets.) Japanese china sets of 100 and 101 pieces, $62.50. Bavarian china sets of $8 pieces, $38.50, $50. More people are anxious to use dishes than are anxious to make them. So that, in the nature of things, these thousands of dinner sets must run out faster than others will run in. Early Second Gallery, New Bldg. Same good white enarieled Tinware we sell the year ’round—But 20 per cent. less in the Housewares Sale Which covers practically all your kitchen needs 1,600 pieces—couldn’t get any more cf this flawless, highly- appreciated tinware to sell at the low September prices. And —unlike some other people—we wouldn’t take any of a lesser quality. Our customers like to save money—but only on the goods they’re accustomed to, and know, and like, 1,600 pieces, then—don’t wait till they’re gone Heavy tin, coated with while ename', pale blue trim ers, eight sizes, 65¢ to $2.40. Canisters, 25 Ib., $2.85; 50 Ib., $4 100 Ib., $8.40. Bread and cake boy five wanted sizes, $1.75 to 43.90, Roll top bread and cake boxes, $8.25, $4.05, $4.90, Roll top bread and cake boxes—drawer, 16x12 in., $5.26. Round sanitary bread and cake boxes, $8.45 and $4.20. Round cake bexes, $1.80, $2.05, $2.25. Oval top bread and cake boxes, $ , $4.20, Round cheese or cracker boxes, $1.60, $1.80. Square cake boxes, 11x11, $1.90. Square cake chests, 11x11, $« Cake ¢ 8, $4.85, $5.40, $7.20, \ Pie closets, $5.40, $5.80, $7.60. Infants’ bath tubs, 27 to 37 in. long, $3 to $5.40. Foot tubs, $1.65 to $2.85. Bread and cake boxes with tray, $2.85, $3.10, $4, $4.80, Seventh Gallery, New Building Small cani: Wardrobe Trunks $40, $45 Wanamak special wardrobe trunks—flat top body —three ply veneer covered and ‘ined with vulcanized fibre, brass plated steel hardware, cre- tonne lined, ten garment hangers, five drawers, one combination for hats; 40 in. high, 214% in. wide, 22 ‘in, deep, $45; 18 in. deep, with 8 hangers, $40, Very special prices 7th Gallery, New Bldg: ForWomen A collection of odd frocks at less than half Odd frocks of crepe de » frocks, y dainty. ‘ocks, in ple 8. ternoon frocks in street col- And a few frocks for wear, men d'big boys. Ev lowest price in months onsider the facts: These are ALL-SILK among them. The majority are tub silks and silk crepes Some are baby broadcloth silks. Shantungs and silk shirts—-no cotton mixtures patterns range all the way from the stripes to the wider and more visible color effects, There are greens and reds and blues and lavenders— and all sorts of colorful combinations, Plain white, too—and natural Shantung. If you remember. Ago) V Bicycles at $38.5 ---about wholesale price " 50—the same good bicycles as the 5,000 we have sold, and of which not six have come back. So very good, that we can double the length of the usual bicycle guarcntee— We guarantee them for 2 years 16 in. wheels for girls; 16 in. and 18 in. wheels for girls and boys; 20 in. wheels for women; 21 and 22 in. wheels for Hight arch-bar, and motobike frames included. ? y, wheel has a New Departure coaster brake, roller chains, spring saddle, and best non-skid tires. Sport Siop- Burlington Arcade floor, New Building Stik Shirts at §4.65 *