The evening world. Newspaper, January 9, 1922, Page 13

Some of Us Have Found that It Lightens our own little burdens to turn to other people who are bear- ing heavy burdens and with out finding relief. If it be not possible to do muceh, even a little will afford hope and comfort iz it be only friendliness and sympathy that we may be able to show. (Signed) Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co. Broadway at Ninth, New York THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JANUARY 9, = Y y; UW LM a ZZ id 1928. Tuesday at 7.30 A. M.---Be on Time! Lhe Great Sale for MEN FIRST Showing of the New Imported Anderson Gingham _ginghams — checks, in endless combina: smarte truly lovely color- -the very sight of which makes one want to get a pair of scissors and start to cut a frock, Imported dotted Swiss Domestic woven tissue In colors and patterns both new and very charming. Dress Goods Salons, First Floor, Old Buliding. Pt frends January 9, 1922. Piano Recital In the Auditorium, Tuesday, at 2.80, under the direction of ANTOINETTE W: ARD. First Gallery, New w Building. Advantageous Disposal of 5 Tibieaute Tableware Octagon-shape meat platter with well and tree 16 in.—$20; 18 in.—$ GOLF SCHOOL Opens Wednesday 3 courts WALTER STODDARD Mt. Kisco Golf Club WILLIAM BRAID Upper Montclair Golf Club JOUN J. FARRELL Quaker Ridge Country Club Oval or oblong trays, chased center, with handles- 20 in.— $30 | | | 18 in.—$37.50; 20 in—$10; 22 in.—$45 ‘-piece tea set, $35. slunial design z 3-piece coffee set, $17.50. Pie plates, A fler-dinner set; plain. Pyrex lined. Cracker dishes, $7. Flower baskets, $25. -with handles, Large size. | For cheese anil crackers s and pepper shakers, Sandwich plate $1.75 to $2.75 pair. Bookings may be made Tuesday for lessons begin- ning Wednesday. Telephone The overcoats include storm ulsters, town ulsters, dress ulsters and belted raglans and Chesterfield and box overcoats: made of kerseys, meltons, fleeces, friezes, tweeds and cheviots, including even the finest Crombies and other imported fabrics. ‘The suits are all the usual sack or business coats, made of worsteds (unfinished and hard finished) chev- | iots, cassimeres; in hair lines, herringbones, diagonal | effects and general mixtures in patterns that range from dark to light gray; many shades of browns; and at some of the prices (in the Broadway Store) even blue and black suits, Every size from 34 to 46 in regulars, er, Telephone 4700 Stuyvesant Store Hours: 9 to 5.30 IN THE BURLINGTON ARCADE STORE Suits and Overcoats 237 Suits—$35.00 grade 528 175 Suits—$40.00 grade 169 Suits—$45.00 grade 337 Suits—$50.00 grade | 538 | 507 Suits—$55.00 grade | | In Both Clothing Stores vercoats and Ulsters 3,261 Winter Suits At the lowest prices since the war for quality clothing $35.00 grade—236 Overcoats $10.00 grade—258 Overcoats $15.00 grade—207 Overcoats $50.00 grade—236 Overcoats $55.00 grade—306 Overcoats Vegetable dishes, § Close-out fapieceuvorant, (A700; extension ‘ sg 210 Suits—$60.00 grade $60.00 grade—135 Overcoats With lock andl : 1c to 50c |) 4a: cessqaness anai Bulaine: longs, shorts, and stouts—not in each 160 Suits—$65.00 grade $ $65.00 grade—157 Overcoate Cae Pao Odd) groupe af knives|| pattern or grade, of course, but at each 15 Suits—$70.00 grade $70.00 grade—122 Overcoats forks and spoons. Maln Floor, Old Buliding With agate lining. All-wool Blankets, $11.502. (double-bed size) 125 pairs ‘plaid blankets—block designs in_pink, blue, tan, gray and yellow. ALL-wool, Exceptional quality. Thoroughly constructed. Serviceable, enduring blankets. All-wool filled white blankets—same price all wool filling on a light cotton warp. Very ‘igh-grade Double-bed size. Pink and blue border: Fourth ) Galler, New Buliding. Yuslin Pillow Cases | and Sheets—Bottom prices Muslin sheets and pillow cases made from a very soft finish sheeting, entirely free from any dressing or filling Sd pi of wool, Between-season Frocks at $59.50 to make it feel heavy. Our own standard grade. 4 aa The grades quoted at each price are the prices at | . ; 7 $ Cre tage etn | which this clothing has been selling regularly this Win-| | 150 Suits—$23.50 grade 50 grade—139 Overeoats Gracefully made frocks in | ter in our own stocks. If they were compared with prices 136 Suits—$25.00 grade | grade— 94 Overcoats y ; five well-thought-out models— | a year ago, as some stores are doing, the grades would pach wdtih & Berdeviay SBpeal In rate up very much higher. Must men know how much line and decoration. e ery BNE aaue A $27.50 grade grade—139 Overcoats afte oe DEB. enlist, rolling clothing has come down in price during the year 0.00 grade | $ 50 grade—114 Overcoats P' deep Georgette erage alee vee | 50 grade grade—136 Overcoats i given wei, ti ' 3 4 Is Glnes uated, before anew jet embroider why cre No charge for alterations 00 grade grade—109 Overcoats Sizes 4 ed, before hemming First Floor, Old Buiiding. atin frock is interesting for the 5 : Woman e! mature figure, (1 | ; ct : it tae | 50 le grade—164 Overcoats SEER Leys ; Everything ready at 7.50 A. M., Tuesday. 50 grade $ grade—106 Overcoats y | waistline accented * @ Crepe-back Satin, $2. 50 yd. of dull gold embroidery | $ : 10,00 grade 50 § grade—143 Overcoats 3,000 yards, If we were to duplicate this silk i8 onl ‘te ithe things which | Arranged according to size. t 2.50 grade grade—131 Overcoats we would have to sell it for $3.50 yard so attractive to the younger | ‘ 96 Suits—$15.00 grade grade— 73 Overcoats Charming for frocks, for immediate or Spring w tea gowns, Of a texture hez oft it drapes beautifully Black and white are featured—and colors in endless variety—the | t of the season both for the daytime and evening, i { ear, Delightful for | appreciates the y enough to hang in graceful folds, yet so of the mode. (Illus- Pekin woman, v In black, navy blue, blue, brown and dull red. price. It is common knowledge in the trade, although few have had the courage fo state | it, that during the war quality dropped a little in men’s clothing as in other merchandise. Fabrics and tailoring were not up to par. | We are happy to say that now we are back to the fine old Wanamaker standards, and that in this sale the clothing is up to our highest ideals, which means up to} the highest ideals of the industry. We are also back close to pre-war prices. —$28 for a suit or overcoat in the Burlington Ar- cade store is really a novelty these days. -and $18.50 in the Broadway Store! For quick and careful clivosing. Experienced salesmen on! 87 Suits—$75.00 grade Burlington Arcade Floor, New Bullding. $75.00 grade—110 Overcoats A special group of very fine Overcoats —$80, $85, $90 and $95 grades— The aristocrats of the overcoat world Carr’s Meltons, 200 in all Crombies, and various imported fabries. About IN THE BROADWAY CORNER STORE Suits and Overcoats Broadway, cor, Elghth. =| 965 —-— — ne ee ee neem ee ee ee Sik Rotunda, Main Floor, Olo Buliding. Second Floor, Old Bullding. * Exty teers Tl i Wanamaker standard ue A I iv O R I N C | Other Special Sales arranged for the convenience of k anarthe W. ’ ste : ur bes abit anamaker standard A L L - men who may wish to fill several needs at one visit ees gi rt na a ove \ L W 0 0 L 2.000 fi M me Wanamaker standard rae ines STYLE | 9 ne, new adras Shirts at $1. 85 \i] on the main street floor, W: alsav aan 1 Vos Y E } erernti corded wh ite manrae, and satin-stripe madras in half a dozen excellent patterns and colorings; vasy of access by motor, sub- anamaxet ste in d arc U a . sizes 14 to ; three sg! ngths, slevate a ia "I my - ; . ot Ugan tee aaa Wanamaker standard an SFACTION 2,500 Silk Neckties, $1, $1.50, $2 grade---at G5¢ _ | Cis: stor, Brosaway a sth Wide variety of colorings and designs. The same good Counincrends we have sold all season at $1.50 and * * © All these things or | $2; some are duplicates of ties in our great Christmas special at 95c. Burlington Arcade Floor, New Bul’ding. Stop on your way down ae | to the office, YOUR MONEY BACK | 4