The evening world. Newspaper, September 30, 1921, Page 6

'\. $10 to $2 1M 5 Each day sees new hats arrive in our Millinery Department. New exponents of the Fall and Winter season. And every hat expresses the mode in an original fashion. From Deauville, fashion’s favorite playground, comes the inspiration for many of our most charming sports hats—felt, beaver or velvet. And side by side are smart models from England, as well as domestic models. In fact our collection has never been so varied. Blue— that invariably becoming color— the daring reds, all the rich colors of the Autumn are here. And the favorite black predominates. Most Interesting Assortment $16.50 FOURTH FLOOR Special Purchase 2500 Pairs French Kid Gloves At Our Lowest Price $1.45 The price is the first thing you notice about these gloves—it is so almost unbelievably low. But there are at jaar three other things that recom- mend them to the woman who seeks always the best value to be found at a moderate price. The Material A lovely quality of French glace kid, and one that promises good wear. Workmanship Double overseam sewn—assuring almost double the amount of wear—and Paris point embroidery in silk. And the (olor Here you find one of the strongest recommenda- tions, for you may have a choice of seven distinct colors: Tan, Mastic, White, Grey, Beaver, Black, Mode. White with Black or Black with White. GROUND FLOOR Have An Appointment Once-A-Week Keeping well-groomed is such an easy and pleas- ant duty when you make a once-a-week appoint- ment with your favorite operator in our Beauty Salon. It’s a habit that can only result in your complete gratification, as all of our operators are thoroughly trained. Have you tried our successful method of per- manent waving? Our new egg shampoo? And let us show you the new coiffures. Phone now for an appointment. GROUND FLOOR—BALCONY New Strap Pumps $7.90 Several smart new models have been received just in time for tomorrow's selling. We are offering them at this extremely low price to begin the month. One and two strap pumps and oxford ties, Leathers include gun metal, tan calf- skin, black and brown kidskin. The styles are those appropriate for street or semi- dress wear. SECOND FLOOR THE STORE [8 OPEN UNTIL 5.30 P.M. Lord & Taylor FIFTH AVENUE The Misses’ Department Presents cMost Attractive Values Saturday is the important day of the week in our Misses’ Department. We emphasize special selections for the end of the week, be- cause we know this is the time when girls at school and college do their shopping. The straight lines Coats *67.50 of the youthful model sketched above are particularly becoming to young girls. This coat, is made of pollyanna or panvelaine in Sor- rento, brown, navy or black, with fringed throw collar and string belt., Suits $47.50 They are fashioned of Yalama cloth in navy blue or brown, their charm enhanced by choker collars of Australian opossum, mole or nutria, The sketch shows their ‘chit slimness of line. Frocks $29.50 Delightful frocks, devel- oped in tricotine, pursue their individual whims in five models, one of which is illustrated above. Fringed sashes, touches of ¢mbroidery and man tailoring are points worthy of notice. THIRD FLOOR Women’s New Suits #65 Beauty of fabric explains half the charm of these smart tailored suits. For lovely qualities of tricotine, moussyne, duvet de laine and imported tweed are those used. THIRD FLOOR The other half of their charm lies in the straight slim line, the becoming collars of fur or self material and the meticulous tailoring apparent at every point. Women’s New Coats *67.50 cA Very Special Price Pollyanna and Kashmir Radiant cloth are the beautiful materials chosen for these handsome Winter coats, all lined with a heavy durable quality of crepe and interlined for cold weather, One model features the wide loose sleeve, with flaring cuff. There are three models, all of them pictured below and all of them following the season's fashion dictates and all shown in the most popular Fall colors, brown, blue, grey and black. Another, more strictly conventional, has Sringed threw callar. Special Offerings in The Boys’ Section For Saturday Only! These are the lowest prices we have quoted in years—only slightly above cost. These offerings hold good for one day only, Saturday, and we know that every mother who sees this will make it a field day for the youngster by purchasing all three articles. Boys’ Norfolk Suits $10.75 Two pairs of knickers make this suit a valuable addition to any boy’s wardrobe. All wool mixed cheviots in greys and browns; also natural colored corduroy. Sizes 8 to 18 years. Boys’ Mackinaws $10.75 A convertible collar adds to the usefulness of this sturdy mackinaw. Muff pockets and patch side pockets. Size 8 to 18 years. Boys’ Coat Sweaters $4.50 An all-wool sweater is sure to be put to a number of uses this winter. In oxford grey, navy blue and heather mixtures. FOURTH FLOOR Children’s Shoes Sturdy, serviceable shoes for school are much needed and we are glad to be ‘able to keep pace with the demand. Big Girls’ Tan Calf One strap pumps and oxfords —and black dull oxfords—medium pointed toes and welted soles. Sizes 2% to 7, $8.50 Children’s and Misses’ Patent one strap slippers for dress. Sizes 847 to 11, $4; 11% to 2, $5 ,Sturdy School Shoes Black and tan, for big boys. Sizes 1 to 6, $6.75 FOURTH FLOOR A ‘Remarkable Sale! Girls’ Serge Frocks *9-75 There are three reasons why this Sale is remarkable. First Reason: These dresses were bought at a great sacrifice and are offered to you at a price which is remarkably low for this quality. Second Reason: They are all reproductions in all-wool French serge of much higher priced models, Third Reason: There are six charming styles from which to choose, Touches of hand-embroidery and effective applique motifs in flannel add to their individuality. Navy blue. 6 to 14 years. FOURTH FLOOR