The evening world. Newspaper, November 19, 1920, Page 19

wil » THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1920," The PAGEANT of Santa Claus in TOY WORLD moves promptly at 10.30 Saturday morning ‘ Women’s Skirts—Half Price At $7.50—about 50 skirts, regularly $15 to $22.50; silk and woo! faille, mostly samples rom a manufac- turer of very high grade skirts; black and navy blue; belt. measures, 28 to 30, At $15—40 unusually attractive sample skirts in soft charmeuse, sutin, charming novelty silks, draped or straight models, and some pleated effects; also a few velveteen models; belts 28 to 30, Second floor, Old Building Women’s wool jersey Suits, $19.75 HALF PRICE—A model with adjustable collar and Norfolk back with inverted pinch pleats, cut with narrow shoulders and equipped with smart and convenient pockets; excellent for general wear or for sports. In heather shades, in soft green, bronze and blue, Second floor, Old Building Women’s Wraps, $49.50 —Half Price Lovely soft duvet de laine, bolivia cloth, wool mixtures, und natural polo cloth. Most of them have deeply furred collars—a few plain, for the woman who desires a coat without fur. In dark green, new shades of brown and tan. Second floor, Old Building Women’s camel’s hair Tuxedo Sweaters, $8.25—half Sweaters of the finest, softest camel's hair in natural color, made in a model with a long, roll- back collar that reaches from neck to hem. The collar is of brushed camel's hair in natural ¢olor with fine lines, in green, violet, blue or brown, Secon | floor, Old Building Fiber Sweater Silk—Half Price 1,800 spools at 80c a spool This silk is regularly $1.65 a spool; 175 yards in a spool. Colors—navy blue, light pink, burnt orange, gold, brown and old blu and black and white. ‘This silk has been found to be the best for sweaters} and instructions for making will be given by the instructor who is in our section, so that sweaters will be finished by Christmes, use it Dressmakers also dresses, for embroidering on First floor, Old Building Evening Scarfs—Half Price $18 to ¢ grades for $9 to $1 evening scarfs in or green and white. some plain, some with t 7.50, Spangled Main floor, Old Building Women’s Flannelette Nightwear, $2.95 and $3.45 grades—$1.45 Two models, Billy Burke style, one with butterfly pattern and ruffles; others with plain edges and striped material. Sizes 34 to 44. Third floor, Old Building DOWN-STAIRS STORE: The ready-to-wear feature will be Misses’ fine Coats, $40 $59 to $65 grades f This is avery fine group of Winte {or misses sndsmall women, in sizes 14 to 20, The makers were giad to co-cperate with us, 80 that we can offer the entire lot at cne price—-$40. The fabrics are the better grades of bolivia, frost-glow, pompom and novelty weaves; and every ccat is lined with heavy silk, here are rich fur-trimmed models as well as the plainer types; and the variety as a whole numbers many beautiful garments. Down-Stairs Store, Old Bldg. Comforters, $2.50 Were $4.50 in regular stock, cotton; covered with silkoline $6.25 comforters will be About 100 in ail. Filled with Full size, Better grade. Down-Stairs Store, New Bldg. Bodices, $1.95 Washable silk clean and chine~-profusely trimmed with Straps or built-up shoulders, Many models, Similar bodices were in regular stock in October at $3.95. Down-Stairs Store, Old Bidg. $35 Couch Beds, $29.75 In the day time these ure comfortable couches, with restful backs. At night they open into three- quarter size beds. Nicely covered with cretonne, Down-Stairs Store, New Bldg. crepe de lace. Part-Wool Socks, 50c Slightly irregular in color, oth he price would be $1. Plain and ribbed, Heather mixtures, Down-Stairs Store, New Bldg. The JEWELRY STORE offers, for the last day of Stewart Week, the following items—all at HALF Price. The articles listed (except where quantities are given) are but one of a kind; but they each represent a few more of their kinds. The varied character of the stocks included makes this an unusual oppor- | tunity to acquire holiday, wedding and anniversary gifts, without the strain of shopping in the Christmas rush, Diamonds and Platinum At Half Price $480 Bar pin, $240. Sapphires and diamonds. $725 Bar pin, for $362.50. Onyx and diamonds. $2160 double circle brooch, $1080, $2800 Tassel pendant, $1400. Pearl and diamonds. $220 baroque pearl earrings, $110. $625 ring, for $312.50. Diamonds and cabochon sapphires. $700 platinum diamond ring, $350. “Rana” Pearls Half Price $165 graduated necklaces, $58 graduated necklaces, Optical Goods At Half Price $15 Thermometers for $7.50. $43 Barometer for $21.50. $75 Barometer, $37.50. $20 Eyeglass case, for $10. $42.50 Opera glasses for $21.25. $25 Hair Hydrometer for $12.60. $24 Opera glasses for $12. $1 Goggles for 50c. , $1 to $30 Thermometers, 50c to $15. 750 boxes of Stationery At Half Price Each box—ribbon tied—contains two or more quires of paper and cards; blue, pink, gray, fawn and white. $1.50 box for 75c. $2 box for $1. $2.50 box for $1.25. $3 box for $1.50. 14-k. Gold Jewelry Half Price $45 hoop ring for $22.50. $21 ring, lapiz centre, for $10.50 $23.75 Snake ring for $11.37. $60 Cameo head ring for $30. $47 Bar pin, for $23.50. $55 Platinum top bar pin, $27.50. Main floor, Old Building | Women’s Shoes—average Half Lower than such shoes will be for 1,334 pairs 81 nch boots: tan and black calfskin, full wing } 7 tip, military heel; black kidskin, Cuban heels; dull black kidskin, Louis $ an and black calfskin brogue oxfords, military heels. \ XV. heels; high-grade Louis XV. heels e and button boots—tan and black calf- ) 9 uban heels; patent leather with kidskin top; kidskin with ( John Wanamaker succeeded to it in 1896 $120 Carved Cameo brooch, $60. $23 carved signet ring for $11.50. $48 Sardonyx ring, for $24. $24 links, platinum edge, for $12. $42 Jade’ set, plain edge links, $21. $73 Scarf pin, for $36.60. $5.25 oval scarf pin, $2.62. $120 Dress set, $60. Women’s Watches Half Price | $900 Diamond and platinum wrist watch, for $450. $600 Oval watch, for $300. $65 Octagon ribbon watch, $32.50. $62 Fancy shape, gold ribbon, $1. $58 Nurse's watch, Luminous dial, for $29. $150 Man’s wrist watch, $75. Silver-plated Tableware | Half Price | $8 Cheese and cracker dishes, $4. 100 pieces, pierced design. | $7 Sandwich plates, $3.50. | $55 Colonial Fea kettles, $27.50. | $68 Colonial coffee urns, $34. $5 Bon-bon dishes, $2.50. $8.50 Soup tureens, $4.25. Sterling Silver Tableware Half Price | $74 Meat dish, 14 in., $37. | $48 Meat dish, 12 inch, $24. $36 Meat dish, 10 inch, $18. $66 Fruit bowl, $33. $80 Cracker and cheese dish, $40. $31 Sandwich trays, $15.50. $39 Flower vase, $19.50. Candy basket, $11 Fish Platter, 26 in., $122.50 Meat Platter, $191. ompote, $30. Orient in Silver 50 Individual pieces—Half Price Sweetmeat boxes, Powder Jars. Candle sticks. Trinket boxes. Ink Well Cigarette boxes, Book Ends. | a long, long time, All sizes in each group, pair pair | 1 floor, Old Building | Blankets, Spreads, Quilts—Half 125 pairs white blanke 64 pairs tan blanket 80 pai uy blanke: 0) in. Bicycles $34, $39.50 Wanamaker standard bicye for the boys’ sizes irls’ sizes, § and girls’ $ 70x80 in, 65 pairs plaid blankets, 68x80 in. 4x krinkled spreads and bolster cover: 100 pure wool-filled comforters, cut 72x84 in. ngle bed,..... $10 grade for $5.00 . "39 grade for $4.50 $21 grade for $10.50 Fourth Gallery, New Building. Jes, at wholesalé price and less, $34 ) for men’s and women’s sizes. Every bicycle guaranteed against all imperfections in workmanship for two years by the John Wanamaker Store. Sports Shop, Burlington Arcade floor, New Building Furniture---at Halt Price Bedroom Suites Louis XV1, 6-pe. ivory enamel, $2,118 grade for $1,059. 9-pe, ivory enamel, $2,966 grade for glazed enamel, $2,256 grade for 9-pe. ivory enamel decorated, $1,434 grade for $714, 8-pe. walnut Colonial design, $255 grade walnut Colonial design, $422 grade le, $891 grade for $195.50. . mahogany finish, $800 grade for Separate Bedroom Pieces Walnut bureau, $148 grade for $74 Walnut bedsteads, full size, to match, $82 grade for $ Walnut chiffonier to match, $90 for $45. Walnut dressing table to match, $96 grade $48, Mahogany bureau, $34 grade for $42. Mahogany full sized bedstead to mateh, $76 grade, for $38, Mahogany chiffonier to match, $76 grade for $38, Mahogany dre: gtade for $35, g table to match, $70 Dining-room Suites Queen Anne, 10-pe., walnut, $765 grade for 0, Hepplewhite, 10-pe., mahogany, $80 grade for $404 Queen Anne, 10-pe., m Kany, $867 grade for $4 i Hepplewhite, 10-pe., $1,828 grade for $664 Louis XV., 10-pe., walnut, $1,898 grade for $699, Queen Anne, 10-pe., walnut, $1,409 grade for $704.50, William and Mary, grade for $380.50. Chippe 10-pe., walnut, $761 9-pe., $866 grade for $432 All-over upholstered Living-room Suit » cushion seats arms of veloui and back of $474.50 grad: cushion seats in covering of y and gold silk velour, $802 grade 2-pe., tapestry, $499 B-pe., tay ., black and gold damask and velours, | $977 grade for $485.50. Fifth Gallery, New Bldg Linens — At Half Price Grade For 19x86 in. damask towels.......$12 doa $6.00 Figured buck towels. . «$82 doz 16.00 2214x836 in. Pillow cases, .. ..$6 pr. pr. $3.00 86 in. dress linens . $1.50 yd. T5e Hemstitched luncheon cloths, $8.75 ea. $4.25 1£x52 in, lace-trimmed scarfs, ..$2.50 ea. $1.25 Handkerchief cases, in colors. $1.50 ea. T8e 72x108 in, voile bedspreads, lace trimmed, in white and colors 21 ea, $10.50 Turkish Towels, .. $9 doz $4.50 doz. First floor, Old Building eae | $6.50 pair | Men's fine Shoes Average half price THE VARIETY—(1) tan ‘ain brogue shoes; (2) tan brogue oxfords with heavy winter soles; (3) tan calfs in lace shoes in two toe shapes; black calfskin lace shoes in two toe shapes; (6) black kidskin lace shoes in a comfortable medium shape and blucher with double sole; (6) tan oxfords with straight tip and soles of substanti.l weight. Good assortment of sizes, Burlington Arcade floor, New Building eee 135 Boys’ Norfolk Suits $15 each—Half Price These suits are our $30 to $42.50 grades; finely tailored, in sturdy mixed fabrics. New winter models.’ Browns, greens, grays. Sizes 7 to 18 yeara Third floor, Old Building Music Rolls—less than Half 1,000 at 15c, 25c, 35c, 50c ‘These rolls were originally priced $1 to $1.75. In- cluded are dance, light classical, song, and operatic selections; playable on any 88-note player-piano, | Piano Salons—First Gallery, New Building | Caramels—Half Price | Two pounds of delicious caramels for $1.25—the regular price of one pound. Made in our own sunny factory according to recipes which have proved most delicious. Chocolate and vanilla flavors. Eighth Gallery, New Building and Down-Stairs | Store, Old Building. } Broadway at Ninth, New York | | Saturday--Last Day of Stewart Week Half Prices—-at WANAMAKER’S A. T. Stewart & Co., business founded 1823 Store hours: 9 to 5.30 300 Frocks for Miss 14 to 20 An average Half Price Frocks at $29.75 Trotteur frocks of serge and tricotine, chic little frocks of soft satin, velveteen dresses, and about a dozen pastel colored taffeta evening frocks. Some of the dresses have the new circular skirt— one is illustrated at the right, Frocks at $39.75 Tricotine and Poiret twill illustrated centre. Simple f model has loose panels line contrasting color, Velv n frocks —one model has the new skirt with scalloped flounces. Aliso, evening frocks of taffeta and satin, Frocks at $49.75 Chiffon velvet, silk duvetyn, velveteen, Poiret twill, Morocco crepe, and crepe meteor. Evening frocks in dark tones and pastel shades—in this ‘roup 8 reproductions of the Miler Soeurs, dance rock of crepe meteor with chiffon apron em- broidered in gold metal thread; illustrated at left. In many instances only one or a few frocks of a model! Second floor, Old Building (Tenth Street) ° Fur Coats—Half Price Of Hudson seal (dyed muskrat) and near seal (dyed coney) 2 Hudson seal wraps... ... . $1,375 grade for $687.50 4 Hudson seal coats.........$795 grade for $397.50 3 Hudson seal coats.........$750 grade for $375.00 3 Hudson seal coats. . $695 grade for $347.50 16 Near-seal coats. . .. +. $425 grade for $212.50 These coats are 36 inches long. The skins are of excellent quality, selected. The models are this season’s —among them full flare styles, large cape collars, bell cuffs, belts. Some of the coats are self-trimmed. Some are trimmed with other furs—skunk, Australian opossum, beaver or taupe squirrel. Second floor, Old Building ‘one of the latter is ocks of satin—one with chiffon of a ? Baby’s $30 Coats for $15 For tots of 2 to6 One of the very best coats of the season secured specially for this half rice sale. Fine wool velours -snug collar of Australian opossum—sateen ined—made on chic slightly flare lines from a small yoke—patch pockets. Colors are tan, tete de negre, and Delft blue. Small hat. to match, with pom-pom of the fur hanging on the side, $4.26, Velours and silk beaver hats, $4.50 to $6.50, were $3.95 to $12.95. Third floor, Old Building Men’s Clothing---Half Original Prices The Suits $45. Intended to be sold for $90 In the general reduction of ALL men's clothing that is | now going on in the Burlington Arcade Store, these groups of our finer Wanamaker suits and overcoats stand out as inter- esting features for the last Saturday of Stewart Week- Overcoats, $47.50 and $57.50 Intended to be sold for $95 to $115 The suits offer staple and fancy patterns of the high- ade kinds for which this store is so ellieanemt and the over- coats include Chesterfields and ulsters at one price or the other. A variety like this always has something that fits the needs (and minds) of men of al and ages, Burlington Arcade floor, New Building EXTRA! 12,000 more pieces of Men’s Winter Underwear at Average Half Price $2 Shirts or Drawers . for $1.00 out some difleulty (Cor the prices are tremendously low) we succeeded in : 4 etting these 12,000 more, $3 Shirts or Drawers for $1.50 iN 4 $5 Shirts or Drawers for $2.50 standard make, sold by the hun- $4.50 Union Suits for $2.25 | dreds and thousands under its own ip ae heared od $2.75 brand, very widely known, suitable for fogs eter eee : 4 | Architects ‘Trapshooters Chauffeurs $6 to $7.50 Union Suits for $3.75 | Builders Hikers Machanica $10 Union Suits for $5.00 Bnginess Policemen Curb Brokers Salesmen Firemen ailway Men 24 to 98 per cent. wool. All perfect Golfers Letter Carriers Shipping Men ~ ll first grade, heavy: weight, long sleeves, ankle-length gray, natural | —for all men who work out-of-doors or are muct in the open, Protective, good-fitting, and durable underwear, at less than jobbers are | |#ber to be such that we cun sell at these prices for the season of 1921", ng for it tod The 17,000 pieces now in the sun. pay for next year's business, 60,000 Shirts for Men-$2.50 to Are now to be sold at ONE low price... . When these shirts were made, two to six months ago, the selling prices ee to be as follows: Every man know been in business more than 50 proposition. the lowest we've se None sold to dealers. None C.O.D. Burlington Arcade Floor, New Building $4 grades 1.3 offered the first day of Stewart Week went like We got in touch with the manufacturer, and, not with. 12,000 Shirts of the 17,160 Shirts of the 17,400 Shirts of the 2,880 Shirts of the 10,560 Shirts of the what has happen $2.50 grade $ grade $3.50 grade $3.75 grade $4 = grade i since then; and this shirt maker, who has . realized the situation, andecame to us with this price,’ we said. And out they go at $1.385— 2en anywhere for shirts of this standard. Sizes are 14 to 17; and there 11 the shirts at ON are more than 100 kinds to choose from. Burlington Arcade floor, New Building vp “4 | | $$ ~ | |