The evening world. Newspaper, December 13, 1920, Page 13

oS Broadway at Ninth, New York All our most luxurious Wraps as ° for Women--- Take new prices , 1 ' Wraps for street, afternoon and evening wear At $145—wraps that were $200 to $295 At $195—wraps that were $300 to $400 At $295—a collection of ten wraps that were formerly $425 to $695 This is a sale of fashion and luxury The materials in these wraps are the most exquisite pro- duced this year. Fine duvetyn, and wool materials for day- time wear. Gorgeous velvets, brocades and satins for even- ing. Trimmed with beaver, mole, nutria, Hudson seal, lynx, skunk, monkey fur and Australian opossum. All the most desired shades for daytime wear, and geor- geous color combinations for evening are represented. Second Floor, Old Building — N Qh ~~ Most of them are lifetime gifts—giving years of satisfaction to their owners. And then they become heirloom gifts—as they are handed down in the family. You pay for these gifts at Wanamaker’s only enough to insure their genuineness and qualit, You can’t pay more than this, as no extra profits are added just because this is a Jewelry Store. | Sterling Imported Silverware Cameras Tea spoors, $24 to $43 dozen. ane cae Guamls aie Soup spoons, $56 dozen. i reset eb = Dinner forks, $62 to 874 dozen, | 272 t0 8Min. x 4% in. sine with Gold Jewelry Dessert forks, $50 to $56 dozen. | Ore), fine A etd Seas Table knives, $56 dozen Weepisarcaitare Feet kes 14-karat Dessert knives, $50 dozen Sb Gana Mage ust mation was bought at the last possi- tenants paces, ein Fines: lens; Gan of ‘polished teks ble moment to secure the low- | serving spoons, cold meat forks, wood, which will not warp, est prices and the last ideas in salad sets, range in price from $3 Size 4% in.x 6% in., $400. i design. wae . . For His Christmas: Cuff Dee get green or yellow ‘old, $12 to $4 | a mple design | % | t ‘ Riot eae “The ORIENT = sets oO) plat Me ry 2 a? = 2 o sivo, a OF smoke in Silver | if For Her Christmas: | Stones and figures frome the | a analie Orient have been combine: Y 7 is ianpnicce atwmsonae with objects of silver which we CAMERAS Ins je engraved de have had made in this county Brownie 2:86 to £19: 95 9 . . | to make various things of use- torlnke, 0 $124.48) ' Hracdists in dangle or clasp | fulness, which also have the Graflex cameras, 397 to $350. stones or are plain, $6.25 to $100, feeling of the Orient. For ex- Cuff are plain or engraved, ample a silver ink well on a ss . plaque of malachite, $167. Lingerie clasps, $4.50 to $8.75. Silver box with a carved ivory Neck chains are $4 to $10. cover, $43. Gold beads are $15.75 to $25. | son silver box with a jade cover, Sterling Silver v bo: ith Gold Jewelry etal aoe mala Tableware Sterling silver and bl - a 25 to $850 10-karat tain powder Jar, $60 ee Gofonial cater Neck chains, $1.75 to $6.75. Jude and silver Ink well, $64, applied design rn pat Lockets, ‘0 $11.00, | Ge co gets, $80.10 82 —3 pieves jargnettes, $15 to $19. ea traya, $275 t 0, Piain bar ping and brooches, $2 A. Candlesticks, $15 pair to $250 to $10 Plt ae co.eh Je id pins and brooches, ‘anes, © $92. | . . Platters, $37 $191 : | Sterling Silver cohomarscentreplece holders, $115 i rs - se Toilet Ware Pitchers, $90 to $190. i Cuff links, Seven stock patterns—ham Pa QO} | mered~ striped engraved pat 2 Ss -- = Bracelets, ladies’, | set In Minerva pattern | SA . a | chest exnenuive sat COANE clasp for zoe, § | sisenteaitera wide nips Opera Glasses length) Comb, brush and mirror, $50 | K leather or pearl covered Cuff pins, $2.60 to $ aew long handle, 8 oO 2 pieces, $58 ot biURs, $18.00 10 $65. Men's fobs, Glass cologne bot silver Prism bisocular opera glans by Waldemar chain. MM 17.29 stopper, $16.50 an $18.50. Zeiss, with fine definition, $52 60 ; Charming Jewel cases, to $58, ~ i b to “Dainty pin trays, $8.0 to $ ° ie f Hanicum pices ar to gate Field Glasses IE With the Zeiss, Lematre, Voigtiunder and other li Telescope, for Hoye expectully, i rit leather sgvered brass tube. id aa Silverware & | (7) : ; Desk Accessories | es 4, For the Baby Fisch ; rench bronze and onyx or We have made a specialty of | bronze and porcelain ink wells, | CLOCKS collecting in this country and | r weights, hand blotters, clocks with one or two i in Europe those things which | seals, of Louis XIV., XV. f Canterbury, Ox make the most charm-gifts for | and Napoleonic designs CAUSE ACHE baby clocks, $3.50 to $15. eh BOW, $21 Fran ia marbl and " old Bngtish | clocks is | and Empire designs, $89 to fork mn $14 to $86. il desk clocks of ally Sfiver daily reminder calendars, in square, oblong, r i ry $14.60 and $1 el shapes, with Ivory or i spoons, $2.25 to Separate ail shell luminous dials, $35 as seals, file » christening set, | tacks, range in price f ing clocks of sliver or to $75. © $100, BHAWAN al “- Only 200— French Bead Bags, $7.50 Imported to sell for $10 and $12.50 As French blue, rose, mauve and other charming tones dominate the bags, and as they are in a convenient medium size, they are particularly suitable for evening wear. Draw- string models—some are finished with soft taffeta headings. Young girls will like them, too! Main Floor, Old Building “Comfy” Slippers are 20 per cent. Less—Here JOHN WANAMAKER And, naturally, they are going out fast. We cannot replenish our stocks before Christmas—so please secure what you wish before our stocks are exhausted. Men’s—Burlington Arcade Floor, New Building Women’s and Children's—First Floor, Old Building $19,000 of new Silk - Japanese Kimonos A late shipment, reduced a Tenth to a Third Now $22.50 were $25 to $30; $37.50 were $50 and $57.50; $50 were $65 to $75; $65 were $85 to $100 Yoryu crepe kimonos are also Mandarin _ coats now $15, included; of dainty printed | were $16.50 and $20;. ast : . A were $25; fine crepe in light and flower patterns or brocaded in | dark colors elaborately embroid- one shade with Shogan Crest; | ered or simply edged with em- now $7.50—were $12. | broidery. “If you're going to give SILK— 40-inch crepe de chine, heavy, 25 shades $3.50 40-inch black brocaded taffeta... .. $4.50 i satin charmeuse, many shad $2.50 gros de londres, black, white, colo: $3.50 Canton crepe .......-. f $7.50 taffeta in colors and black 2.85 tricolette, black, white, colors. $1.60 plaid silk (for skirts or blouses) + $2.75 messaline, black, white, colo $1.95 .Tbe to $2.85 Main Floor, Old Building white habutai Beautiful Lace Panels from France They came to be sold for $29.50 to $100, You may have them for $14.50 to $50 each. 150, with exquisite motifs and insertions of hand-made Point Venise, Fianders, Cluny and filet laces, mounted on an excellent quality of scrim. Fourth Gallery, New Building Wee Tots’ Sale of WHITE | Machine and hand-made short dresses and petticoats from our own stocks at reduced prices Sizes 6 months, 1 and 2 years , $8.50— | A few short flannel skirts with a plain, scalloped or em- broidered hem—95c, were $1, | to $2.95. Hand-made dress were $10.50 to $13.50 Simplest of smocked dr of sheer nainsook and bati ‘Trimmed with a wee exquisitely embroidered yoke and edged with a narrow, fine lace. Little boys’ dresses’ are tucked and have small turn-over colla ne made For the 2 to 6 Miss Quaint flowered dimity frocks $5.95—were $8.50 to $10.50; made with a guimpe or smocked with a sash, collar and cuffs of organdie; colored cross | bar dimity frocks with col- lar, sash of organdie, some of them charmingly smocked, to $i Machine and hand made “Ger- trude” petticoats trimmed with simple ruffles which are tucked, embroidered or edged with a 50 to $2.50—were $1.95 Third Floor, Old Building | For girls of 6 to 14 years White Frocks for gifts specialized--$5.50 to $19.50 All of the addrabie types of : white frocks—lacy and frilly kinds f@r little girls with golden curls, and simple types for girls with straight bobbed hair or long braids. Frock with picturesque deep ruffle at neck, illustrated, is only —it is of sheer white voile nmed with blue, rose, or yellow-and-white striped lawn; effect is charming. Other frock illustrated is a noteworthy example, too—it is of white voile and is trimmed with yards and yards of Valen- ciennes lace; price is $12.50. White dimity frocks with hand smockingyin lovely colors are $10,560. Many models at numer- ous prices up to $19.50, —at that price a reproduction Flannel middy blouses grade—at $6.50. Raincoats with hats, $8.75. Second Hloor, Old Building—Tenth Street of an unusual Paris frock, in voile trimmed with Valenciennes lace red, blue or green, our $14.50 __THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1920, Agee” Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co. Christmas Store PMMA TT TT TT Che Christmas is very near. Finish up your Gift Lists at once More than $150,000 of Furniture More than a thousand pieces In the Christmas Gift Sale at a Third Less Bookcases. Library tables. Rush seat chairs and rockers. All-over upholstered chairs and divans. Leather-covered chairs. Music cabinets. Smoker's stands. Pedestals. Tea wagons. Matched bedroom suites and separate pieces. All Wanamaker Standard Furniture. A few examples— $378 arm chatr for $212. Brown Morocco leather covered, loose down- | filled cushion seat. | $122 arm chair for $81.25. | Mahogany, tapestry covered seat and back. $297 arm chair for 8198. = All-over upholstered with velours. rocker for $9. G tables. Sr Rush $13.50 smoking stand for $9. Mahogany finished. $42 Occasional table—$28. $16 pedestal—$10.25. $45 fernery—$30. | Piano Salons open until 9 this e Christmas Sale of PIANOS Silk Petticoats $5.95 to $13.75 Of fine quality and suf- ficiently daring in color to be interesting. Third Floor, Old Building $14.50 Beacon Blanket Robes for $10 Particularly for small women Because the skirt is shirred on to the waist in back this robe has a youthful appearance. Col- pockets, wide sleeves are Jar, satin bound. tons and sille frogs and cord are other attractive details, are pink and blue in various patterns, Sizes 34 to 40. Third Floor, Old Building Desks. Secretary desks. Wood seat chairs and rockers. Reclining chairs. Music roll cabinets. Sofa-end tables. Book stands. Telephone tables. Gateleg tables. Ferneries. Oceasional $20 gateleg table—$13.50. . $45 tea: wagon—$30. $75 library table—$50. $27 nest tables—-$18. $55 music cabinet—$36.50. $106 day-bed—$70.50. $112 spinet desk—$74.50. $87 chiffonier— $84 bureau ~ $5 -$58. —best since before the war—starts today 116 Used Upright Pianos, from $95 up 32 Used Player-Pianos, from $395 up 5 Used Grand Pianos, from $475 up Sale continues Tuesday. 4 Anybody having need of Oriental Rugs $650 to $850 Kashgars and Mahals, | sizes ranging from 11.6x8.8,ft. to TBKOBEeiins coc nassau ey $600 and $650 Chinese rugs—blue, | | tan, old ivory and gold—average \ Bige: O512 fr vicars eens eu cas | Satin covered but- Colors 10 Kermanshahs—$67.50 to $125 Were $135 to $250; sizes 5.2x3.5 to 6.7x4.4 ft. 15 Persian Sarouks—$95 to $187.50 Were $195 to $375; sizes 6x3.5 to 6.8x4.8 ft. On Sale in the Lower-Price Broadway Store $95 secretary desk—$63.25. $125 drop-lid desk—$83.25. $656 bedroom suite—$437 $596 bedroom suite—$387.2 vening and Tuesday evening averaging 9 x 12 ft. will be interested in this announcement— ‘ 4. 20 at Fifth Gallery, New Building $750 to $850 Player-Pianos (new)—$545 to $645 &% Two $1,000 Player-Pianos (new)—at $765 Ten new pianos, at savings of $50 to $130 Piano Benches and Music Cabinets, one-fourth off , i First Gallery, New Building ra $325 each 15 at $295 | each 25 smaller Oriental Rugs at Half Men’s Hand-tailored Clothing stock of woollens on hand when prices began to change. _ izati He took the matter up with us; and we said, im- that he wanted to keep intact. mediately, than hand-made clothing has yet sold for.” This manufacturer makes high-grade, hand-tailored clothing. —for not heard of before in a long, long time and when have YOU seen an overcoat like any one of these at $23.50? Six of the season's best suit models, including | single and double-breasters; and four of the best overcoat models. and Chesterfields. such low pric ; only temporary, while this lot lasts. 3,000 Suits and Overcoats—all new—the same in fabric and workmanship as this manufacturer makes regularly for our Burlington Arcade Store Offered at these amazing prices $23.50 $27.50 $33.50 Every garment fresh from the tailor’s hands, but we have had the same grades in our stocks this season at $47.50 to $67.50 “The PRICES MUST BE LOWER Think!—$23.50 a hand-tailored suit is something we have ulsters, ulsterettes, box coats Don’t expect sas these to continue. They are He had a large He had an organization Auditorium—First Gallery, New Building