The evening world. Newspaper, November 26, 1920, Page 21

}} Ete | WaNaMAKERS Caristmas Store}: | | First of of theOr Only FourBig Christmas Sat Saturdays - Tomorroib In TOY WORLD ra Lig 8 eet stock ei as been reauce Y Santa’s Circus Pageant Moves at 10.30 Saturday the very finest suits that we have been able to get are now | available at such an amazing price reduction that the Boys’ Store should swarm with boys on Saturday. | $12.50 1$15.50 The materials are worsteds, cheviots and fine ‘The styles are single and double breasted Norfolks. is early in the morning. Noah’s Arks, $6.25 Here's a chance—at half usual price—for Santa | to get a supply laid by. They’re quite unusual—the | animals have movable legs, head and tail. Quite large in size, brilliantly painted. | Other arks are priced from 50c to $32 | “Baby Blanche’”’ The favorite of Toy-world—the most popular doll of the season, | Dressed in checked gingham, trimmed with white with bloomers and hat tomatch. Has curly hair and a lovely face. Baby Blanche costs $6. DOLLS’ HOUSES are here waiting to be selected for Christmas. These are two stories high, have little windows in the four rooms, thes Sale! Young Girls’ and Juniors’ Coats TO ax MOUA HURIA-<iter HE Vass 4. orisha, $18.50 $25 $35 aoe saddle and all. They're strong too—don’t break easily. Price Our $29.50 to $32.50 grades. Our $35 to $50 grades. Our $55 to $89.50 grades. ee A Horse Stable for 85c! First Jarge sale of the season. In fact we have not had one of this magnitude for several Just think how glad a little boy would be to'see one of these sticting | Years. W hy? Because this is the first time that it has been possible to get such superior types ‘1 An brow: na, grays, maroon, < out of his stocking. It’s made of wood, has a little brown horse and wooden | Of coats to sell at these exceedingly low prices. They are from our regular manufacturers. alf prices $2.50 to $6. cart— just the thing for Santa Claus to bring. Materials include—chinchilla cloth, Bolivia cloth, velours de laine, wool velours, silver- — Toy World—Third Gallery, New Building tone velours, frost glow, broadcloth, cheviot, and a few kinds of heather and plaid coatings, Many of the coats have fur collars, some are trimmed with bands of fur—squirrel, natural raccoon, beaver, opossum, seal-dyed coney and nutria—and seme are untrimmed. all loose at the hem—a detail denoting fine workman- for every boy’s suit with one pair of trousers. —for every boy’s suit with two ) pairs of trousers...... assimeres Best selection Suits for boys 7 to 18 years of age. ' Ul And Boys’ Hats—Half Price Pe The materials are beaver, felt, velours and im- ake d tweeds in polo, sailor, mushroom and rah-rah styles. Prices were $4 to $16.60, Half price $2 to $8.2 Third floor, Old Building Women’ s Skirts, $10 A collection of about 100 of the most Sweaters—Half Price | What boy doesn’t need a sweater for winter and what boy wouldn’t appreciate one of Wanamaker's sweaters? Here they are at half price on Saturday. | | | 500 sweaters in pull-over or coat sty! combination colors, cardinal and sand in plain or Sweets Styles include all smart types from boyish Women’s Georgette | smal A " ; ‘ attractive plaid and striped se: | overcoats to dressy coats in light tones; ship: Special for the aelita We fave hndin ie wte the | Coats, whether fully lined or half lined, are also eae , ‘ Nas Week-End repe ouses at A intertined, except those of chinchilla cloth and heavy Sale will be held in the Young Girls’ own corner, eek-Enc season, reduced a Third to a Half ‘ | cheviot; linings in the coats for the little girls are | Second Floor, Old Building, Tenth Strec ‘Meteter oeMnniny chines Lovely deep combinations in bronze, blue and tan and Four styles, a'l trimmed with filet ace and fine edgings of Perce: . . 2 caramels, nougats, creams blue, or brown and green, or the more vivid t f imitation Valenciennes lace. In flesh co or, bisque, white and | i i : a and marshmallows—-all 60c Ib. Laster ore vivid tones of orange navy blue. | Holiday Music | We rushed through for tomorrow | | Saturday. and brown and scarlet and fan in the gay striped effects Also at $4.85—little over-blouse, trimmed with imitation | | 1, the stewart Rotunda, ola | | a very special collection. of | Eighth Gallery, New Bldg. vm h ts boas rey bright stripes are included in ' Venise lace and made to tie in the back with sash ends of self Building, . Gaturday, | 40,00 § : | Down-Stairs Store, oat Ar ria I at brite 39. town or country wear. Belts material. Main Aisle, Main floor, Old Building | J A. M. to 4.30 P. M. | Old Building. «2 toud, Lengths ve to Second floor, Old Building * Second floor, Old Building Beaded Bags from || - The Festival Voca! Quartette. | Organ and Carillons, at noon, rs Hour Chime from (Chure! ol ig 1,240 pairs of Women’s _| iin? "ne Paris at $20 _ ‘The minute you see them you will realize that the price is exceptionally low. We ordered them last February before prices increased in France. Designs are typical of Paris and are in the dark Corsets to go Saturday at $1.95 | Our own stocks, reduced. All sizes Shoes--Average Half Price | | in the lot. High lace boots in dark $7 Prices: have been $2.96 and tones thay will pra cual with many costumes, pie hay i ie : more, but—sizes have become celluloid and metal frames. Also one s@yle with draw- tan calfskin, dull black calfskin; black broken. In the lot, however, will string, Silk-lined, Purse and mirror, kidskin and tan grain; and oxfords in { gach pair be found ell sizes and models i tan grain or black calfskinj low or | atupdiny | for women of all statur | It is not too early to think of Christmas gift : arrest Cuban heels .........0++0600+, core) be | pMiaiority, of corseta ata of is it? | First tloor, Old Building | Hae Pea and coutil. White Main floor, Old Building | Third floor, Old Bldg, : Half Price for ae ae j 30 Matched Suites _ | | For cornbination living-room and dining-room | Women’s Tailored Suits | reduced to $33.50 | A remarkably low price, especially at this In our Burlington Arcade Store Men’s Suits--new groups--$45 ‘| A The suits were brought in today from our reserve stock. They were made to sell at $65 in @ abi “ro time year. ry pecs Pp ; ; in a small apartment, or for a breakfast-room i ; ae ci of J ra : to $80, and we have added them to the half-price suits at $45, thereby making the variety very " 6, 9 and 11 piece hand decorated suites, including table ably strictly tailored notch col, | Musnige: Na {hat match or hare | much better. Cassimeres, worsteds, flannels, unfinished worsteds and cheviots, in rich grays a | “and buffet; in TBODY: or walnut finish, or in ivory, ‘Tray- | lar type with inverted seams or wicutdne | and brown, small stripes and such--trimmed and tailored in an unusually precise way. if more, French gray, blue or canary enamels. | Re DIP Otaurleehinemeataiwer ther nate Iders | y 5 | chie or of the adjustable collar deel " > Rb ¢, i 6-pe. canary enameled decorated suite $184 grade, $92. type that may be worn buttoned | peautifully. Over coats, $37.50 to $67.50 6-pe. Traymore enameled decorated suite $220 grade up about the throat and may be ly tailored, 9-pe. walnut finish decorated suite $305 grade, $15: 11-pe. mahogany finish decorated suite $462 grade, $: worn with on n furs even | in the coldest ¢ In midnight blue, black and foldnight biusi black and | —Half original prices S110 i | | ee Te i rere eees 2 ere eee en - | 9-pe. mahogany finish decorated suite, $305 5 grade, $15 5 a All are beautifully silk lined Second Floor, Old Building are now offered at half the original prices, These groups include Chestfields, Box coats, 6-pe. gray enameled decorated suite Sis grade, $9: $1 goggles--50c. | Se ilsters:and modified laters 4ncan ‘ample. variety of colon Our A etatidaral a ©-th Gallery, New Bldg, | %700 goggles~ $3.75. | | ulsters and modified ulsters in an ample variety of colorings. ur own, good, standard stock } | Main floor, Old Bldg. In the ( hristmas | in the Burlington Arcade store. Burlington Arcade Floor, New Building, { sae | aes 8: % e , a aL ve, Fancy Linens at Women's all-silk Sale of WHITE a j anc ens Umbrellas — suitable | ale 0 ; ee ere ca 2.50 to $4 Shirts at $1.35 very low prices oa ean he steeds aul Halil dabei Hie - 0. urts a . ae $9.50 (tax 55¢) Broeaded corduroy slip-over robe... $10.75 ij 100 luncheon sets at 75 a set All silk taffeta umbrella with | Corduroy breakfast coat, full lined; wide wale $10.00 Vhese shirts were nade at various times, two to six months The maker, ig iN A <p eae & wide satin border, in navy blue, | Envelope chemises, white nainsocik 1 $2.00 anticipating such a decided drop in price de the shirts to s $2.50 to $4 eac "| Round thread, ‘pure Lah linen, tri-scalloped: six 6 in, doylies, sis | garnet, green, purple, brown and |\Nightgowns, white or flesh nainscok, some hand-em | paint Hee “in eal Ly Hn fe tk ate Bi dea thi sac: | | 10 in. doylies, one 24 in, centerpiece. Flack id broidered ss ae, which were the prevailing prices then for s of these grade: something hap- ; ; 4125 luncheon acts at $9.60 a set The handles are thoice of wood Petticoats of allele, natin oF dente pe ned; ¢ and we all k naw what it was : So in order to clear his factory and start again | \q 16 point imitation filet lace mounted on pure Irish | or woven leather or wood with Philippine jv envelope chemiacs, land on the new ba: he did the wise thing REDUCED THE PRICES. That is why we 1 ac D h aes emit all bakalite. »pini nvelope 8, hene re 3 twelve 6 in, doylies, twelve 11 in, doylies, one 24 in, centerpic | Gea ie ea eae pinade and Nand tmbroidered. can offer these shirts at ONE PRICE — $1.35. 28 luncheon cloths, 54x54 in., round....... Te. eon tains | Philippine corset cov und top Shirts of the $2.50 grade Shirts of the $3.50 grade | 100 scarfs, 18x36 in. handles, all-are made with stubbed 400 House Dresses at $3.85 Shirts of the $3 grade Shirts of the $3.75 grade "5 18x45 in ferrules’ and all have bakabite tips | pp caueainediecta Shirts of the $4 grade i y . u 1 2 yambray, tie around bodice 6 ’ x i || Se heen: ob the: ribe. | Striped pereale frock with pockets; d | 4 110 fae 18x54 in. ‘ a a Main floor, Old Bldg. | Che Be ‘ i er number about 100, And there will be plenty of shirts of all the grades | ™ Initation filet luce—an exquisite copy of real filet--yrounted on pure Checked ¢! Saturday, Burlington Arcade floor, New Building Irish Hnen. ‘The luncheon cloths have 10 in, edge with 6 in. medallion | Rlootr} : Crepe ch ta j Lee ere ial Leneearenieiee cesten ipo pcielg epg ster Str ped pe \ First floor, Old Building. | Lakor Saving Devices ; - 1 | > $ > > + D i eiatersmaucee Ge Unentaacnmee he 800 Men’s Shoes, reduced to $12.50 , ; Thor, 44 inches, $150 shan! Sane : Were originally $16 and $17 . Simplex, 4! $ $1.95; $3.95 $1; $1.35 EIRHY FIO & ore } 4 Comforters at Half Simplex an : Brown cordovan with calfskin tops, tan Russign calfekin, tan grain leather with wing | AbD Rampera:tor-tote.of 2)t0.8 tips, brow black calfskin and comfortable black kidskin. Also ‘heavy brogue oxfords . . . . ors ide po ‘ ips, broyvue st slack calfskin and comfortable b kidskin. so ‘heavy brogue ox! their original prices a. laa tsa e in tan grain leather only \Il sizes in the lot | $13 lambs’ 1 filled Sen ta da 100 iraighi leg Burling Arcade Floor, New Building ] \ $13 lambs’-wool filled comforters for $6.50. 100 Dutch romg hig pence te ceemneae bn s mpd oy . bray i Stitched, sateen borders, rose and delph a 7 ror over 50) CX in ti Suite ¥ $1.65 4 $33 lambs’-wool filled comforters for $16.50. $2 od! ompination ui s for i Figured tussah, rose and delph. wey tia ing ie : , by ‘ chambrette 2,040 suits, of white or ecru ribbed cotton, medium weight, or gray ribbed cotton, heavy } | Cotton-filled Quilts, $5 Electric ranges Third Floor, OL weight; all made with long sleeves, close crotch, ankle-length; sizes 34 to 46, | Filled with light, fluffy cotton, covered with figured silkoline with Westinghouse, $154—$ : | B |, a floral design; plain sateen border, stitehed allover Se NH Westinghouse’ kitehene $8 Silk Combination Socks for 65¢ Fourth Gallery, New Bidg, Simplex, $190. Mc ar H If Suits for $4 Si4 pairs of cotton and wool mixed, light weight | rth Gallery ry er le ea en’ Ss weaters— a Wnt rst emt ll brown heather color; seamless; mock ‘ribbed front; | bennAumaiatachenes craks caer at asa ichid Hoover, $5 a 100 M imported sweat 5O—now $11.2 knee length, crotel), re iv izes 10 to 11 a] Ad > v -remi $60, tea swe OV Stik Shi . “ oy J . 7 9 2 | The Children’s Book Corner The Emery Four, $431.50. 870 75 Men’s all wool swe: now $6.2. Silk Shirts or ‘Drawers 45¢ Socks for 28¢ | i alker etric’ dishwasher, ALSO- -100 pair, wooden dumbt $10 tax 50¢ 648 pairs seamless cotton socks, medium weights ; , fevreei raed erttiNct al undredal ob nonueiehianicane tater : Rite AP td Wome cute cle ; 65 wpliced heels, doubl White, unbleached, j love. Some of them have been beautifully illustrated to m: Sold on , deferred — payment ALSO 35 Reversible coats, corduroy and leather reduced “ ordovan, i wes 10 to 11's; black in all these § larly lovely Christmas gift . if preferred 829,50. es except 1 | Kighth Gallery, New Blig. Seventh Gallery, New Bldg. The Sport Shop. Burlington Arcade Floor, New Buildiny Burlington Arcade Floor, New Building ———