The evening world. Newspaper, October 7, 1921, Page 21

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1921. Saturday’s Features * * * Remarkable special service for young women * * * A selected group of Women’s coat frocks, such as Paris approves * * * Some fur-trimmed suits women should see * * * And some coats * * * Home- run suits for boys * * * A box of good news of women’s skirts * * One man buys a dozen shirts—more like them Saturday * * * Seven interesting Paragraphs for men. Instead of standing pat on our stores, as they were, we have been busy refitting, rearranging, rebuilding, and improving them. ‘To do this, we have 4 given employment to large bodies of mechanics and others, day and night. Formerly A T Stewart & Co. Broadway at Ninth, New York Open from 9 to 6.30 Telephone 4700 Stuyvesant The NEW GOODS and the NEW LOW PRICES, for Everybody—SATURDAY Home-run Suits tor Boys--at $17.50 It takes a home-run hit to really sat EXTRA! 40-in. Crepe de Chine 30 shades, $1.45 yd. EXTRA! Women’s new Gauntlet Gloves fy a batter and it takes a 100 per cent. suit to really satisfy a boy. Home- for only 85c 40-in. Charmeuse run suits—mixed norfolk suits—are here Saturday at Very soft, $1.75 yd. $17.50. Hundreds of new ones. Smart, snappy, well- qanliey ations, aay fied Black, dark brown or navy made. Of good materials—tweeds, herringbones, cassi- and feel like suede, They are e+ Main Foor, Old Bultding meres, cheviots. The price is remarkably low. 7 to 18 most in demand for every- years, day wear now. mart gauntlet style, with strap at wrist, half pique sewn, embroidery on_ back. ‘In the new shades of brown, gray and castor. Main Floor, Old Bullding Long trousers suits, $25.50 to $45 Wanamaker's is the headquarters for good values in students’ suits. Saturday you will find here a selection of the best mod- els that have been produced—-2, 3 and 4 button, coats, single and double breasted or sports models, in tweeds and herringbone weaves. In sizes for 15 to 20 years. : A SPECIAL VALUE with two pairs of trousers, some with one pair and golf knick- ers, $29.50, $35 and $40. A mackinaw for the ball game Week-end Special Bitter Mints, 60c Ib. Our 80c grade—bitter choco- late covered mints, with their tasty-tangy flavor. Delicious. And a very appetizing confec- tion for these snappy Autumn days. Camee Shop. FOR MISS 14 TO 20 The coat frock is a fashion originated by Paris which has received the unqualified approval of well dressed women for street Main Floor, Old Bullding ‘wear, Downstairs Store, New Bullding Women'sClothCoat Frocks| @ o& Human Hair Nets at 50c dozen Choice of cap or fringe shape, in blond, auburn, light brown, Remarkable Frocks, $25 Crepe-back satin—Wool Jersey A smart cape accompan- ies one of the wool jersey frocks — illustrated — and yet the price for both is only $25. ‘ Every detail in both the frock and cape reflects a charm- ing idea of Paris. And, of course, the waistline is low- ered. In rust color with smart. nar- row bindings of beige; navy blue with red; black with red; navy blue with beige; brown with beige; beaver with brown, Also our famous “Dodo” frock in wool jersey with dis- tinctive girdle of ‘metal and leather—in henna, beaver, navy blue, brown or black, $20. CREPE-BACK SATIN frocks would instantly attract enthu- siastic comment, no matter if the price were considerably more. We are sure you will marvel at them for 625. The satin is a lovely soft quality and is used on the dull side, except for the panels (another new Parisian idea), the roses on the girdle, and the narrow bindings. Illustrated. In black, cafe au lait, rust, dark brown, French blue, or navy blue. Tailored Poiret Twill Frocks, $39.75 Coat frocks and frocks with the new and becoming blouse developed in fine qualities of Poiret twill, and trimmed with braid or effective stitching. Very simple and very smart! Sizes for junior girls as well as for Miss 14 to 20. Coats, $45, $49.50, $59.5( The best materials, best furs, the best silk Knings and the best tailoring ob- tainable to sell at these ex- ceedingly moderate prices. New and authoritative models, of course. Coats at $45 Fine camel's hair cloth in a severely tailored model for yen- eral utility and sports wear; natural caramel brown; pea cygne lined. At $49.50 Two models in Normandy cloth; one is illustrated; in Sor- dark brown or reindeer. Also— wool velour coats with beaver- dyed lapin collars. In brown, taupe, or navy bly and rein- deer. Crepe de chine or peau de cygne linings to match. At $59.50 A large shawl collar of bea- ver-dyed lapin gives distinétion to the model illustrated—in Normandy cloth or silver-tipped Bolivia. New and heav: iteh- ing—almost like braid—is intro- duced on mode! ‘> Normandy cloth, and anot rdel of the same smart m has large muffler collar aver-dyed medium brown, dark brown or plack. First Floor, Old Bullding The mode of the hour i Paris! BLACK Felt Hats at $8.50 Amazingly low! The hats were trimmed in our own workrooms. Quills, ribbons, pompons, and unique motif- — some of these with chic little touches of monkey fur— ‘re the dominant trim- ‘ings. Some of the hats are bound with cire braid. Also—hats of colors. Velvet Hats, too Large hats for dress wear— some trimmed with ostrich others with lace, Second Floor, Old Buliding tut in smart Specialized at $47.50 and $55 A specially selected group of coat frocks of Poiret twill and tricotine and a few slip-on models—of a type you would not expect at such moderate prices as $47.50 and $55, Every frock is exquisitely tailored, emphasizes the smartness of tailored simplicity, presents a chic version of the straightline silhouette, gives individual expre m to new fashion notes, affects the fashionable low waistline indicated by the narrow ceinture. Trimmings Black braid or black stitch- ing add a touch of elegancs without detracting from the simplicity of the frocks. Steel beading—a trimming adored by Paris this season. Bright color—just a dash on the girdle or in the beading to add a hint of gaiety. Colors Black, of course, for it still ranks as the smartest; also navy jue. Models fllustrated representa- tive of the collection. Afternoon Frecks at $32.50, $39.50, $49.50 A group of sircrt fall mudels made recently to our or- der in which sizes have become broken. } A rare opportunity for a woman in need of an lection. u afternoon gown. All sizes in the col- Second Floor, Old Building This Tunic Blouse- $10.75 is a copy of a more expen- sive model, which sold so well that we had it repro- duced at a smaller cost. In black, navy blue or brown crepe de chine, with long silk fringe edging the wide sleeves and the gracefully cut skirt. Long Velvet Costume Blouses at $27.50 FOR JUNIOR GIRLS Charming Jersey Frocks at $9.75 Straight-line models, simply trimmed with white linen collars and cuffs, or elaborately handstitched in wool in contrasting colors. Navy blue, henna, Copenha- gen and brown, Sizes 6 to 16. Utility coats at $19.50 Specialized. (1) Fine wool chinchilla cloth warmly lined in red flannel; cinamon brown, gray or navy blue. (2) Silver- tip bolivia cloth, venetian lined and warmly interlined; navy blue, brown and reindeer. Sizes 6 to 16, Flannel middies, $ Serge bloom Box and knife fi 95 pleated velours skirts, $8.50 Whether you're going to the game or not you need a mackinaw right now. Every boy wants one and there’s no better mackinaw value than the Wana-mackinaw at $9.75. Big, roomy shawl collar, patch pockets, and belt’ and plenty of good designs from which to choose. In sizes for 6 to 18 years. Third Floor, Old Bullding Fine, glowing showing of Men’sSuits, $40to$50 —same grades last year $60 to $75 This group cov- TICKETS ers New York [eiemciss ideas completely. They are hundred per cent. Wana- maker _ standard, and that means America’s stand- ard. Browns, grays, blues. Her- ringbones, _ hair- lines, faney mix- = tures. Smooth fabr satisfied that no bet the money. All sizes, Saturday single and double breasted. Topcoats, $40, $45, $50 fabrics. We are tits can be produced for Rough rento blue, caramel, navy blue, | lapin. re eT Chie reetaatnte _ebira lt eer, Glet mullding —same grades last year 856 to $76 3 s . iffon velvet in Copen- Goin i Vi i s pitchi: | Fur-Trimmed Suits, $52.50 4 special purchase hagen blue, * yerican Coats and Hats Oxfords, yb ee ers btn rym eRe pi 8 Wool velours trimmed with bell or straightline silhouette. of jmitation Beauty red, s rown and slip for dinner or to dance. * dinisheds neat ran A , 4 W] aquirrel, nutria or beaver; coats Second Floor, Old Bullding EERE A ITE Eieee gear ate emia for little folks i 8 i . ua ning Very distinguished! And showing either the new demi- tenth street | JADE Necklaces black, : eretacdalenineyGecreette crea, Wool chinchilla cloth coats, | tWeeds, shetlands and cheviots in brown, gray and : jet bugles around the neck crepe satin or lace, $6.95 Us Venetian lined and warmly in-| tan mixtures. Handsome models — box coats, Sautoir necklace with handsome pendant, simu- lating the irregular pieces of Chinese jade, beads of and down the sleeves—to wear with satin or crepe terlined. Navy blue, gray, cin- namon brown or Malay brown, 1 to 6; $10.95. ored hat of silk beaver, black, navy blue or brown, 34 to 46. Second Floor, Old Building Chesterfield, double-breasted. All lined with finest grade of silk serge. Young Men’s sports model Suits, $35, $45 Women’s Sports Skirts uaa amen, Finest ot New Fall at $15.75 Wifes shabetaoutds fa amarily trimmed with @ wide Young Men’s Box Overcoats, $35 to $45 $19.50 and $23.50 grades Reote tio mibeeae. | grain ribbon, Young Men’s Town Ulsters, $15 to $65 Fluffy nutria collared coats of wool velours, for little boys Shoes for Women A special collection of prunella cloth gabardine PATCH EnI aA WEE IRIneeE nee and imported velours from one of the finest makers h i es f1to 4. And little girls of | LINCOLN-BENNETT, London, velours hats, $12 and ee cist; in rich green tone with| Walking Shoes Brogue oxfords, low broad to 0, ‘Cwilllsateen lined and in- Other imported vel hats ar ne of women’s skirts. pendant and knotted cord! B a lack aeart | heels, full round toes, taplined blue, fawn’ ce e elours hats are...... . $10 ie Navy blue, black, brown. and two styles of beads,| Pin ite ceklar feed elnoptiea sd Dress oxfords, military or : as Imported soft felt hats—beauties $8 Plaids, checks, stripes. Navy B, ; i; yo. styles s,! skin, the wide ; - Snekad Mn! he ry, | ats Nia z i. P round and oval—$2.75, | type that smart women are ask- | Cuban heels, medium weight, | p to match, | Domestic soft felt hats, pearl gray. . $5 Effectively contrasting color Deep pleats—box cr ¥ mets, | ing for to wear with thei tan or black calf or black kid, | ze nutria button, | Monch devhy bh i side—that follow the fashionable straight lines but give the Fineaa nh ordinar-| woolen stockings. | $14, & . : little hats to maceh, renon Gerby Nate aves si5cccneee cess $5 and $8 skirts sufficient width to hang gracefully. 4 -OORe Neckiaces Ordinaes: Brglish brasus omterde with Calfskin Isoots trimmed with nutria ball and | tthe 7: ily would sell for $5 and| 1 tongues i | Practical, good-looking’ mod button; silk lined. $3.95, % @ Skirts at $10.75 $6.75. petvelted oles, mili- | ela in black of tan, Third Floor, Old Building Men’s Shoes at $7 { Stunning large plaids in burella cloth—similar to a wing tips, full Eng- Models with medium toes, Other Necklaces Cuban heels, $12.50 The Sports Shop homespun jain model with split pockets. _ lish toes, $14. tips ant A tea ay RIREOL _ The very best shoes that seven dollars can buy, Welsthands, 20 ito 62) Lengtne 88) to ab. nat Rae Ld er green; fram eae hee nOr Gael tareeheules S1g.cUee ee, ; | High shoes of tan calfskin in cordovan color, also in j Second Fleor, Old Bullding white to the deeper tone more| welted soles, one-strap shoes, Models with round toes, per Satur ay Specials dull black. Fine perforations. Invisible eyelets to like apple green, but all looking} perforated tips, tan or black forated tips, medium heels, $14 x ] $8.50 footh | $8.50 | the top. Easy-fitting shoes of kidskin. Winter ox- fords in calfskin cordovan color with brogue tip and perforations. | 100 Raincoats—special $10.50 same grades lust year were $ for $9. i First Floor, Old Buliding wonderfully like jade, Every! shape of bead—flat, round, oval. | Women’s Fur-trimmed | ¥ 22% ee Suits— Special at $58 Imitation Jade Earrings | $1 to $7 each, A charming variety of sha | sizes, designs and tone—pend- | long and short, some witn , round pendant rings drops—round, ova! | and every possible style,’ many | hanging down very far—the| new wrinkle from Paris, Gide to $7 a pair. Jewelry Section, | Malin Floor, Old Building | $49.50 and $65--little prices for Women’s Smart Cvats | so early in the season The coats at $49.50 are of Normaudy cloth—four models—one with fur col- lar of seal, dyed coney or beaver dyed coney. 60 to $27.60 | Good, all through. Same sort of raincoats, from same maker, as we have sold for years. Single tex- ture. Double texture. Tan, olive tan, dark olive, Sizes 84 to 46, Find them near the Broadway door, Saturday. 4 A special group, to which new, smart models are constantly being added. ket knives, ibre bolt action Be gian | 0. | Burlington Arcade floor, New Bullding Duvet de laine and mous- syne, lined with pussy wil- low or crepe de chine; col- lared with wolf, mole, or nutria; these suits are al- ways hand-finished and ex- cellently tailored. Burlington Arcade floor, New Bullding Generously cut and lined with —— crepe de chine, Some silk stitching to emphasize the Hallowe’en Party | have ‘‘Pve waited 6 years for these details of the silhouette, individ the cleanest-looking shirts we have been pr 5 , , +3 r \e | Six models at $65, Cor- Sh (EY d a ‘ Jersey Suits, $29.50 \In TOY WORLD | della and Normandy cloth, irts lve me a ozen i : it int | Teddy-bear sits at the end} four with fur—lined with i Town suits, winter- table, and looks as if he were| eau de cygne or crepe shirta ¢ 7a are selli c * J weight. Made in our ewn Pealle alivatand gaing’toleat, | PRAM 'GP SY FHE-0 P shirts that we are selling at le Striai i y And all the im- 1 one has work-room. Straight line. | everything. = And a ‘ : e ; . t people of TOY WORLD a ser rippling i REY PSA pci ahs as a pee Beautifully tailored Sports | He ACHE gett ar owte rion to offer for many moons at these prices—madr suits with patch pockets | | Both are lined with heavy e big doll as big hing or ¥ percale in a host of good-taste patterns and narrow inverted | pan end neuter brown, Ox some children, Jocko t the one silustra a ‘ord, French blue and navy | anion CG zl nrene hae ata nia pleats at the seams on the | blue : | Monk, and whe Mur , ; : : Burlington Arcade floor, New Bullding back and front. Second Floor, Old Building Third Gallery, New Building Furs inclu sunk yee ere old Building ‘ 4 a j pty oes VP P] ie tes J