The evening world. Newspaper, October 8, 1920, Page 21

made attractive by a colored WE shall have the same leadership in getting prices lowered as when we made the beginning of lower prices. It will be a part of every day’s work. But we will not brag about a plain duty. Women’s Frocks One-third less The frocks are unusual—they would be excellent values at their original prices At $45 aretwo’ .. models in satin One is shown at the left of the picture. Both models are of irreproachable material. The mode! illustrated has « cream colored net and embroid- ery collar and an overskirt of ‘wenusual design This is a most satisfactory frock for general day- time wear. Another satin frock at this price has a wide girdle of filet mes be knitted wool embroidered arqund the edges with black si'k and flower motif and foliage embroid- ered by hand. In midnight blue. Satin frocks + at $59.50 Two mode's, suitable for after- noon wear. One is ornamented by hand embroidery in color on the bodice and down the full length of the paneled overskirt. he other frock is trimmed with frosted bugle beads in white ap- plied around the Lanvin neck-line and to the'cuffs of the short sleeves and down the front of the At this price are also a few fine velveteen frocks in midnight blue, black and brown. Wool jersey and cloth frocks, $31.50 One model is shown at the right of ihe picture. Bottom of stirt is embroidered in self color, The other model has embroidered motifs on both bodice and skirt. In midnight blue and brown em. a few serge frocks at this ice. Second floor, Old Building Blouses, $10 Of Georgette crepe and real lace. Normal price is half as much again. Two models, trimmed with wide hand-made filet lace on the collars and a dainty edging of filet on the cuffs, One model—pictured—has a most attractive vestee of the lace. The lace used is very good and of new and un- usual patterns...white and flesh color. Second floor, Old Bidg. * 1,500 Balls of Silk Yarn, 65c ball Pure silk yarn, 100 yards in a ball Normal price is half as much again ‘This is a season of embroidery on dresses and hats; this is a rare opportunity to secure the necuennry silx at a low price. Sweaters and ties can be made from the same silk. Two balls of silk will make a cro- cheted necktie, ‘ Colors include all the desired embroidery shades—old rose, Copen- hagen blue Nile green, peacock blue, black, gold, coral, wistaria, navy bine. First floor, Old Building. Boys’ Suits, Topcoats and Mackinaws A Big, Specialized Collection at Low Prices 300 Norfolk Suits, 2 Pairs Knickers, $25 Last season we sold such suits for $35, They are in tweeds, herring- bones and cassimeres; single and double breasted costs, with 2 pairs full~ cut knickers, in brown, gray and olive shades; patch pockets; tInely tai- lored; sizes 7 to 18 years. 7 300 Corduroy Suits, $13.75 As well tailored and finished as many higher-priced suits. Of fine, soft corduroy, in brown and mode shades; box Norfolk and patch pocket models; alpaca lined; specially cut knickers; sizes 7 to 18 years. 200 Corduroy Caps to match, $2.50. Two models, satin lined; sizes 644 to 744, 1,000 Mackinaws, $11.75, $14.50, $16.50 You may buy any of these mackinaws with the full con- sciousness that nowhere can you get better mackinaw value for the price you pay, Wide choice of colors. Big, roomy pockets. Many exclusive patterns. Plain oxfords, too. !ractically waterproof. Warm as toast, Sizes 7 to th Years: 9 to 16-Year Overcoats Long and short models. Some made reefer or mackinaw length; fine coats, with muff pockets and two patch pockets, leather buttons, full belt, plaid lining. Smart Eng- lish type; $382, Raglan and semi- ulster styles; some with full wool linings; some half lined. Colors and weights to .uit any boy; $29.50. Third floor, Old Building Broadway at Ninth, New York Women’s Suits, $59.50 Unusually excellent value at this price. Developed in vel-de-laine in black, midnight blue and brown are two models suitable for wear now and later with furs for the colder weather. Both models are trimmed with fine stitching applied as ornament to the seams and pockets. One nodal tas a novel arrangement of slot seams with the stitching in between...One model features a high collar that is most attractive and practical for cold weather... . go are of a good quality of satin in pearl gray and match- color. 3 Also, a model in vel-de-laine at $59.50—a straightline mode! with a narrow belt and adjustable collar. Beautifully finished in every detail. In black, midnight blue, and Malay brown, Second floor, Old Building Handbags, $5 A wee price for charming bags of duvetyn or chiffon velvet Frames of etched metal, square or oval in shape; silk lined; contatn- ing mirror and purge. Materials are the softest, and are used in the handles. Velvet ba; Duvetyn Women’s Coats, $59.50 Average wholesale price Most of the coats are fur-trimmed This collection of 150 coats comes from a manufacturer who puts as much careful work on his less expensive coats as he does on those of the truly luxurious type. We are always sure of well- made and well designed merchandise from him. There are coats of fine bolivia cloth, in soft velours, chariois- tyne, black broadcloth and a few black plush in full length. Wrappy and straightline coats Most of the coats are fur trimmed with large collars, come on some of the models also cuffs of Australian opossum, and French seal (4: eqney) and nutria. Made in the most at- tractive colors of this season, such as dark, soft brown, tan are black, brown and taupe. gs are elk and brown. Main floor, Old Building and reindeer, dark m, old blue, and midnight blue. Two models are in fine black broadcloth for the conservative elderly woman who desires smart lines and good material, Second floor, Old Building Plaid Skirts, $6.50 100 separate skirts in the smart new plaids in deep au- tumn colors such as Blue and green, brown and green, and dark reds, green and blue. In models with the pleats stitched down over the hips... .belts 24 to 32. Lengths 34 to 39, New Striped and Plaid Skirts at $15 Beautiful combinations of dark and vivid colors cleverly arranged in fine and wide stripes and in gay and almost, in- visible plaids. ni Midnight blue and gold combinations, dark garnet and rus set colors, dull green and brown and many others. In models that feature combinations of box and side pleats, also all box and all side pleats, Belts 24to32, Lengths 34to 89. Second floor, Old Bidg. Very good savings on Babies’ Coats Sizes 1 to 6 years Coats of all-wool chinchilla at $12.95 Double breasted coat, twill lining, flap pockets, half belted; in navy blue, grey, brown and cinnamon To match—polo cap with ear laps, $3.25. Coats of imported corduroy at $12.95 Double-breasted, half belted coat with sateen lining; flap pockets, smoked pearl buttons, To match—polo cap with eur laps, $3.25; tam at $3.75. Coats of all-wool heather mixtures at $14.95 Convertible collar, inverted plait in the back, fi ockets, in brown, navy blue, To match A tam to match, for the little girl, $3.75. Coats of jersey velours at $19.50 Flare mode! faghioned on a yoke, for the little girl, sateen lined; collar and cuffs trimmed with dyed coney, wee toque to match, $6.96. polo cap with ear laps, Coats of Germania all-wool chinchilla at $24.50 Twill lined, with flap pockets, half belt and luxurious collar of Colors are gray, navy blue, seal brown. The com- fry squirrel ination of seal brown with the squirrel gray of the collar is very Parisian. Third floor, Old Building 200 Footballs, $5.25 Official collegiate footballs Normal price more than double They were for the Y, M. C. A., war recreational depart- ment of the Army and Navy, and are stamped “Y, M, C, A,” But what difference does that make! Bladders are new, Laces are new. Covers are stout and att And you can have two for the usual price of one, and still have $1.50 left in your pocket. Sport Shop, Burlington Arcade Floor, New Building ee ee ee ee ORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, ae bot ‘. i Rue de le Pois, Pari Telephone Stuyvesant 4,700 Store Hours 9 to & Just Received, $125,000 of Very Fine ORIENTAL RUGS, to sell at $62,500—HALF PRICE Wonderful Coats for young women $39.75, $59.75, $69.50, $89.50 Four very different, but very much desired types Coats at $39.75 Frocks, $37.50 $57.50, $63.50 Smart tailored frocks of trico- beth ements are || ee tations of Paris mod- contasting color—a material els, at $87.50, much favored by Paris, Style Velveteen frocks at $57.60 is an adaptation of a Bernard have & decided tone of elegance. model and one which is equally 1, inted neckline and chéetmisette sultable for utility and motoring tie br icrcd tating Wrenn and wine. Coats at $59.75 Duvety n—silk-and-wool— are reproductions from a model frocks at $63.60. Model illus by Bernard—in soft, heavy wool trated. Foundation and bind- velours. Stunning silhouette! ings of soft satin; of black when | In Nankjin blue, brown, and duvetyn is new blue or navy reindeer, with lining of plain col- blue; of dark brown when of rein- ored soft silk to match. oa eae Al at $63.50— na’ tricotine, Coats at $69.50 beautifully embroidered in henna hosel yerretuctions of; a Jenny and blue. mode! just Mas eae Waa the bomen Suits at $29.50, $47.50 $57.50, $72. Suits at $29.60 are of the new heather spun wornted. Good- looking severely tailored models for school or business wear. Suit illustrated may be chosen in silvertone velours at $47.50; or in plain colored velours with back, which has the advantage of making the coat look more like a costume than a coat. In roft woo! velours—pekin, rein- deer, brown and new blue—with pas silk lining to match. Col- of Arctic seal (dyed coney), 20 Coats at $89.50 detachabje choker collar of mole- Fashioned of Caledonia goth aes? Boirie at S78.08 Most —same weave as evora clot) _ Suits of English materi- but heavier. Modeb illustrated. als, $57.80. oy Po omt rd Collar and cuffs of natural opoe- sum—brown, reindeer, taupe, and new blue. ‘ Duvetyn 4 Also — duvetyn - and - velvet hats: velvet hats — many models, in- cluding some trimmed with ostrich, els. Unusual colorings, Second floor, Old Duvetyn is of a fine, soft quality. Colors are exquisite—rust, beige, henna, chocolate, gray, blue. In the hats of duvetyn and velvet, two chic and charming tones are combined. One model is illus- Many, many velvet hats—tailored, semi-dress and dress models. First floor, Old Bldg. ‘Ivory celluloid Toilet Articles at Half Because of slight imperfections Mirrors, $1.65 to $5. Powder boxes, 85¢ and $1.66, Hair brushes, $1.26 to $3.60, Hair receivers, $1.26 and $1.66, Dressing combs, 40c to 66. Salve boxes, 26c to 60¢. Cloth brushes, $2.95. Pin boxes, $1.65 to $2. Bonnet brushes, 86¢. | Taleum boxes, 60c. Plain and fancy designs—the latter similar to the popular Du Barry patterns. Choice of monograms specially priced Main floor, Old Building Military brushes, $2.50 each, Glove stretchers, b0c. Infante’ combs, 10c. Hat pin holder, 75c. Soap boxes, 40. Trays, $2.36 and $3. Manicure articles, 26a, Nail buffers, 50c. Men’s Winter Underwear, $1 Half Price and Less Only trouble is there are but 550 pieces—mostly shirts, The drawers are nearly all large sizes. The Lpahyeageied are of cotton and wool mixture in winter weight, natural color, mostly shirts in single and double breasted styles. They're the broken size range from our own stock of underwear and were formerly double the price and more. Men’s Gloves, $2.35 Because there are sizes 734 to 8% only. If you take a aize that is included in this lot don’t miss this chance Saturday, They're new gloves for fall, and the shade of tan is in demand. One-clasp style, of Bee ced and an excellent make. Burlington Arcade floor, New Building Candies and Flowers—Special Saturday YUM-YUM—just what the name indica tee—cocoanut and chocolate squares, 80c |b. FUDGE—delicious and pure, 80c |b. ® PEANUT BRITTLE—made in our own kitchen; makes the mouth water, 60c |b, Eighth Galley and Down-Stairs Store, ew Building BOX OF CUT FLOWERS, half a dozen varieties of seasonable Down-Stairs Arcade, West j2—rowes, carnations, and lowers, with ferns. Washington Arch, N, ¥, These fine rugs only came on the floors yesterday °“ —a lovely assortment— _ a great opportunity It fs an old story for Wanamaker’s to have a collection of | Otiental Rugs unequalled at their prices. We know the rug market, its comings-in and goings-out. We distribute rugs quickly. And we get most of the really worth-while advanta- ges for our customers, This sale is the best we have known for years, Glorious colors—durable weaves—great range of sizee—and TWO ORIENTAL RUGS FOR THE NORMAL PRIC® OF ONE! A Persian Sarouk Rugs, now $145 to $175 Average size 5 ft. x 3 ft. 3 in. Daghestan Rugs, now $62.50 Antique and modern; sizes 6 ft. x 3 ft. 6 in. to 6 ft. x 4 ft Cabistan Rugs, now $87.50 to $225 Antique and modern; sizes 8.6 ft, x 3.8 ft. to 9.6 ft. x 4.10 ft. Rich heavy Kazak Rugs, $62.50 to $197.50 Sizes: 6.8 ft. x 4.2 ft. to 7.8 ft. x 6.6 ft. Persian Sarouk Rugs, now $225 to $275 Sizes: 6.4 ft. x 4 ft. to 6.6 ft. x 4.2 ft. Kermanshah Rugs, now $175 to $275 Light, soft pastel shades.Sizes 6.4 ft. x 4.2 ft. to.7.1 ft. x 4.6 ft. Room-size rags—Beloochistans, Khivas, Shiraz, Kashgar, Mahals, Serebends, Sarouks, Serapis, Ispahans, Daghestans, Bokharas B.6x4.11 ft.......... 12.6x10.8 ft... $537.50 9.8x6.1 ft. : 11.11x8.8 ft... 625.00 10x4.9 ft... 11.5x8.11 ft... 625.00 7.10x6.10 ft. \ 12.1x8.9 ft,... 625.00 10.85.10 ft. . x 17.1x11 ft... 750.00 11.0x5.5 ft... ¥ 18,7212, 10 ft,. 1625.00 ee ft. . 18.8x12,10 ft.. 1750.00 i ex88 tt 4 22.8x11.9 ft... -2125.00 113x8.6 {t. "389" 14.5x10.5 ft... + 725.00 11.7x8.9 ft... ee 5 13.9x10.8 ft... . 925.00 1,729.6 ft.i5..1.. ++ 475.00 | 17.10x10,9 ft. - 1875.00 Room-size Chinese Rugs at Half 18.11x10 ft... 12.6x9.9 ft. The SHOPS fr MEN A Specialized Service of the Wanamaker Store 300 Men’s Suits These suits are made of what are generally re- garded as exclusive ‘‘custom-made”’ dhatenale. rn d . _ We purchased the mate- be)" o Fialstamt (90 Seon tech a larges! en houses wi do business Saty with the pride lors in the country, bought these materials at a considerable reduction in bape and are passing the efits along to our customers. These suits would norm- ally sell for half as much again. They have the appearance of made-to-order suits. They are eloquent of good taste and quality. Mostly in smart herringbone or heather effects, three and four button single breasted coats, tweeds, unfinished worsteds and cheviots in grays, browns, greens and oxford, A Chesterfield Coat of distinction, $57.50 Made of a very good fabric in single breasted style with velvet collar and full satin lined, Men’s Shoes, $7.75 1,789 pairs—normal prices are from a third as much again to DOUBLE Saturday’s prices 987 pairs of boots in fine styles, in tan or black blucher style with medium toe, tan or black laced \with medium narrow toe and black kidskin laced with full round toe. 802 pairs of low shoes, most of them in tan Nor- wegian grain, full wing tip brogues, Others are plain straight tip tan low shoes in winter weight. All sizes in the lot. Burlington Arcade floor, New Building