The evening world. Newspaper, February 4, 1921, Page 20

Circular Skirts and Snugly ‘« Fit Bodices Predominate On Models at Spring Show ‘Directoire Period Most Pronounced Influence, 4 Especially in Suits—Coats Fitted Slightly Hang Below the Knee. ad By Mildred Lodewick. ‘The Annual Fashion Show of the)showed garments ®) National Garment Retailers’ Associa | original lines that ) tion, ned at the Hotel Commodore ‘last night, was the best show of its ‘kind ever held by this organization. {It proved that the confidence which fAmerican women have maintained in rican creators of fashion has not misplaced. coutouriers who ballroom, } Our sults the broad exhibited February The cf our enormous stock. over the chance may never ESAT EERE ATH DEPOSIT To Your Sale of Outfits Re tn fit , 4-Room Ou fit y Pay for tt re $359 5-Room Outfit Pay for it $6.00 weekly. 3-Room Outfit of Period Furniture Pay for it $9.00 week.y. 4-Room Outfit of Period Furniture Pay for it $12.00 weeky. We Welcome Your Account When you call at our stores you will receive careful and courteous atten- ton. Whether you purchase a sinsle $450 $650 $850 You need only pay a small first pa purchase wili be delivered the balance in small w ments. roroptly: then pay cpicetgens OurLiberal CreditTerms Accounts Opened from $5 to $5000 On § 35 Purchase. On $ 7: $l Qn EEN EY On $200 On $250 On $300 On $500 Larger Amounts in Proportion Our Credit Requires No Extra Charges No Interest Added You may oper at. account with a sin-le sale article or as many as you want al the sale prices. WE Give PERRY GOLD STAMPS plauded long at the entrance 6f each |" model who advanced from a magni- flcent stage setting down the long passageway to the opposite end of the | The Directoire period was the most pronounced influence, Ludwig PRICE REDUCTIONS in this Sale have been made so drastic because we know that in no other way can we quickly dispose buy high grade furniture at such low prices. | OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9.30 | This Library Rocker Pay the Balance $2 Moltthly Sold Regularly for $17.50 9 REDUCED TO P Do Not IC Us ree Other Sores with Similar Nomes We have no connection @ith any other stores————These are our only three stores broad collars, double breasted fronts, open fronts with dressy waist- Jcoat, and ruches at neck and sleeves being picturesque and yot suMciently cular skirts Mim one-piece frock which*was made a part of the costume. On a®*tan iricotine model the green georgette sleeves of the frock were heavily em- broidered at the base, being gathered nto a narrow band at the wrist, and | were revealed below the three-quar-| der line and top of the sleeves, Only two bead embroidered ence being for taffeta, of such new and the spectators ap- om, dipping at front and back each aide. THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, effects were numerous with full cir- , —— Many ciroular skirts were seen, ac- companied by very snug bodices. One especially pretty Princess model was tailored. hand ombroidered in lengthwise The backs were sometimes fitted|bands from neck to hip line, achlev- ot tiie t,| ne @ wonderfully effective result in slightly, and sometimes straights. suptie manner. ‘The cape in many hanging on these models, and the|trick forms was introduced on a few length was usually to below the knee |individual models, forming a tunic on skint when not in use on one’s line, Short box models, however cp 7 Pouch tod! ’ ; ‘se | shoulders. Southern model was o were evident, the fronts PArting | aaimon color, plalded white spor away from the neck to foveal the|pilk, with a short cape only at the back being attached down the shoule after- noon frocks were shown, the prefer- which was usually full skicted and of grregular or on ‘Tho tailleurs also exploited the un- er sleeves of the jycket Joven hem ling, their elim skirtd short An afternoon gown of this period|in front and dipping at the back was of changeaole blue and green| Skirts in general were short and 1: “lk, the slim skirt a little longer|is my bellef they will refnain so for than usual and lapped in front, while | six months. 1 broad fichu which was removable A novel tennis outfit was shown of and edged with a ruching, was tied| washable white gabardine knicker: especially 19] about the high waistline with tabs! bockers, dolightfully tailored and rofing lapels and dropping down one side, Princess completed wth white eneke and shor: aumann’s Greatest Furniture Sale Here Are But a Few Examples of the Extraordinary PRICE REDUCTIONS FUMED OAK COLONIAL DIN- ING ROOM SUITS. Four pieces. Reduced to MAHOGANY QUEEN ANNE BEDROOM SUITS. Four pieces. Reduced to LEATHER LIVING ROOM SUITS. Mahogany frames, three pieces. teduced to $330 $550 198.24 384.24 are 176.34 $800 genase: 549,98 $598 WET, uyteaht 45.8 39 s600 Mevum qu = 410.67 hi 349.74 $685 409.69 see 239.98 $900 598.49 ine 399.98 Ne BEDROOM SUITS. Four AMERICAN WALNUT QUEEN ANNE BEDROMM SUITS. Four $650 ule 449.34 $500 BCPREAN OAK QUEEN ANNE 349.89 DELIVERS Home : ROOM SUITS. Three pieces. Reduced to GOLDEN OAK QUEEN ANNE DINING ROOM SUITS. Four Reduced to PiAHOGANY QUEEN ANNE BEDROOM SUITS. Four pieces. Reduced to CANE TAPESTRY LIVING ROOM SUITS. ‘Thee piece. 'educed to AMERICAN _ WAL! NOT QUEEN |” Cash or Credit Massive, gertuine Oak frame, golden finish. Covered in best grade imitation leather. Reduced to PiGXURIous VELOUR LIVING NING ROOM SUITS. Four Reduced to pieces. REDUCED WS 189. 98 Cash oF Credit, Sale of Pinisatushistiurs $ You may open an account or include in your purchase any of these bargains | at the saldgprices. DEPOSIT delivers this Victor Sewing Machine Ta Your Home Pay the Balance Sc Weekly, $17.50—I5- alee Cereal Set Reduced to 11.98 Cash or Credit. Semi-Porcelain blue. Grecian bor- der decoration. $3.50 Gglden Oak Blackerfing Case Excellent Quality. SS Sale of Aluminum Ware $3.50 Doub ble Boiler 2.19 $1.35 2-at. Sauce Pan Reduced to 89c $5 3% sat. T To ‘Kettle 2.65 Dozens of other usefu. Kitchen Utensils at radically reduced prices. Mae by the Devise Bowing Ma- chine Co All machines are NEWARK, N. J. @ 49-51 Market Street eh a sleeved shirt. interest exploited ; >G PHOTOGRAPHS#450 Here is an extraordi 14th. This offer also applies to children's photographs. 1921. A bathing costume of|red and white checked gingham ans} ombinution of plack taffet Yourself Size 6:9—Any Position ry opportunity that you should not overlook. lly finished photographs, mounted on elegant for $1.50. But hurry. Offer expires February Reproductions of Old Paotograpiis a Speciaity at 40 West Mth Street Studio eeeenncsennscwonennsee! Tet f THI8 COUPON ENTITLES BEARER TO $], 50 you, $2.50. H UKE CH OTOORAT HE COS ig a +5 Regular Price 3 ‘Goo ‘ot These Studi wp : $4.00 Present coupon at any of our stores. es So. Youn rte ae ecainassse ut ®ULTON STREET Corner Elm Place THE MCST SENSATIONAL PRICE-SMASHING SALE IN ALL FUR HISTORY! 75% LESS THAN RETAIL 30% LESS THAW WHOLESALE 25% LESS THAN AT AUCTION . FUR COATS $ $128 French Seal, undyed, natural coney pelts, 5° 95. $175 Russian Pony, Raccoon or Opossum Collars “4 50 Gulla BOW; occietos cad $200 gNatural Muskrat, self sport model, now... OD» $228 Genuine Bay Seal, stun- ning inept uarter models, now. 75. $250 French Seal, blended syunk or opossum ‘col- jars and cure, now.-- 9O, Z+91 Dol 190. fest, largo cuffs, 1¢-in, now. wy ee $375 Genuine Persian Caracul, uated a8. fe Shanks olan ee me and cuffs, 42-tn. now 1 65. $450 Blue Beoteh Mele, gor geous ripple wd 7 Ie model, 36-in,, Ay $300 Beautiful Bay man, (8-in cape cu’ tar and sleeves, no save, Genuine Hudson Seal, poets ri lustrous pelts 388 in. e Bow. 185. 550 teh Mole Wrap, 48 clear tue eigas.-s 21 5. Fur Dept.—Third |fall you need to prove it is your own eyes. How Can Anybody Ignore These Prices? The Surprise Stores are willing to pve, you a written guar- antee that ‘there isn’t anotheg store in the United States quoting s as these to-day. We couldn't do this under ordinary and we worft be able to do it later on. Manufacturers Throughout the Country Are in Trouble—Twenty or More of Them Sacri- ficed Half Million Dollars’ Worth of Their Stocks to This.Chain of Stores. We are selling these goods at about 50c on the dollar—and i Simply read these offers—and ask yourself if the prices are low or not. Mind you, we are warning you that things are going to be different later on —so you'd better attend this Manufacturers’ Unloading Sale 6,000 Suits & Overcoats Worth $35 to $3759 Men, if you want to save money on guaranteed clothing, come to The Sur- prise Stores to-morrow. Nineteen dollars is a low price for high grade suits and overcoats—and these look like $40 and $50 garments. This is something unusual wa ‘They are high grade garments, made of fine fancy mixtures.and are tailored as well as clothing costing 845 & B51 The Surprise res will sell these suits and over@ats to-norrow with a guarantee at less than = would cost to make to-day. From Six Different Makers — About 35,000 Pairs 8 $095 *Corduroy Pants A wall made: every pair uaranteed; sizes 29 to43; bale our own $5 grade; extra ind Usual $6 Grade; sive drab sh that will wear like leather; fuil cut well made: ‘dark Fine weave blue serge, with ‘4° @ smooth nish; fast color— ideal for m! ching up odd coats, Sizes_28 to Bale price...... A Suiting Pants $ a Made to sell at $12.50. Mannels of the finest grade, in blue, brown, green and «ray, and ave Ya. at of rich aualities izes Boys’ Norfolks $ 84 Made to Sell to $12 Corduroys, in olive drab ehade, and fancy mixtures offered in a var y of rich oleae 16; sale pe ce ee _ . ee | “Boys Suits |2-Pts. Suits uits S. Nore ye novi Worth U Dp se to $18 DSS alah Hertaie, stiecias | Stortole naatte of cies 7 rie UE Hoey $Q 387 shades® sizes nines ¢ tO P 3 to Boys’ Overcoats 1,000 Juvenile Overcoats , $ 9 6 Made to Sell at $10 Overcoats for young boys 3 to 3 drat we models oF Overcoats Mackinaws $12 Chinchillas Worth Up to $15 15th and 16th Streets 3 Surprise Store coats for boys 2 to 8 years, Extra heavy led When ‘Ac-| Both Gteres Open __ Until 10 P, Ma@ quality th Avenue Between rd Avenuef N, W. Corner 83d Street MAIL ORDERS Fil companied by Money Order. |