The evening world. Newspaper, August 16, 1921, Page 13

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Wool Bathing Suits, $1.98 to $14.95. All sizes, but not in all styles. Silk and Satin Bathing Suits, $4.98 to $22.50. Included are a few Suits in surf cloth and poplin, Children’s Bathing Shoes, 29c. pr. Sizes 8 to 12. ABRAHAM"STRAUS ve. Telephone Main 6100 Suits Were $3.98 to $18.50. Were $7.98 to $45.00: A. & 8.—Seond feer, Omir. | A Remarkable August Sale! Specially-Priced A. & S. Corsets $3.98 A uumber of models in this group--enough to suit the buyer may be. 1 model for the slender tigure; very low at top; long hip line; lightly boned. 2 models for the well- | developed figure; medium | low bust; long hip line Decora tnd “Printed Block Print Table Covers and Scarfs The same quality covers and scarfs have sold in our stock for more than double the price--but through the wonderful price concession we received in a late purchase we can pass the goods on to you at the remarkable prices quoted below. | They are fashioned from extra heavy, natural color, all-linen | and printed in an assortment of hendsome colored designs. Hem- | stitched and scalloped and some with lace edges. : Table Covers—S6x36in......... $1.49ea. Regularly 83.59 | 45x45 in. . : 1.98ea. HKegularly $4.75 | Hemmed Table Covers—36 inch...98cea. Regularly Scarfs—18x36in.... $1.49. Regularly 18x45 in... . . 1.59. Regularly 18x54in 1.69. Regularly no matter what her size All fashioned from pink silk brocaded coutil and boned with black boning. 1 model for the average figure; low top, with elas- tic section and long hip line. A, & 8.—Second floor, Rast. “Climax” Prices on Dainty Embroideries - An unusual purchase at a very low figure allows us to make these wonder: , on” fully special _ prices dainty, beautifully made embroidery. Dainty Swiss Edgings, «, with insertions to match, in small, neat designs, 10c and 12¢ yd. Batiste Swiss Edgings, with insertions to match, in very effective designs, * 25c and 29¢ yd. | Corset Cover Embroid- ery, finished with a scal- loped edge and space for ribbon; small, well-made designs ..45e yd. 17-Inch Swiss Flounce ings, in a combination of open and blind de- igns .45¢ yd. 6-Inch Baby bi in small, designs.. French 26-Inch Ruffled Flounc- ings, for children’s dresses, finished with a , ruffle and beading in small, dainty designs, 89c yd. A & S.—Street door, Osutsal Specials in Flower Vases, 12 and 14 inches tall; cut in floral and foliage designs. $6.95. Reduced from %9.98 Berry or Ice Cream Saucers, 6-inch size; cut in various fine designs. $1.75. Reduced from $2.49 Four Compartment Relish Dishes, cut in a combination of fine designs and with fancy cut handles.. .$3.95. Keduced from $5.49 Crystal Plain at $8.75 Formerly $19.75 to $29.75 Formerly $ skirts and grouped them into two assortments of the season. priced Burr-Bar, pleated Fan-ta-si, Georgettes. Fan-ta-si and novelty silks. FINAL CLEARANCE Women’s Summer Skirts $6.75 For a quick clearaway, we have taken all our better grade Summer silk Roshanara Crepe, pleated Novelty Crepe, pleated Crepe-de-Chine in colors and white; also White Flannel, Tricotines, Serges and striped Prunellas and At $6.75—Flannels in white -and colors, pleated jerseys, washable Glassware! Whipped Cream Sets; two useful pieces, bow) and plate; $3.89. Light Cut Crystal Refreshment Sets, 13 picces, consisting of tall covered pitcher, 6 tall glasses and 6 glass spoons. $2.65. Table Tumblers. cut in various designs. Reduced from $5.49 Reduced from 8.25 Special Tc. each 4 & S-Subway Moor, Central. 12.75 to $19.75 at the lowest figures pleated Moon-Glo, A. & S.—Serond floor, Central. Select 3“ Flounc- “I =a [a