The evening world. Newspaper, January 20, 1922, Page 29

GHE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OMEN Ty * sey JANUARY 20, 1922, How to Reach A. & S. by Subway Take the B. R. T. Subway to DeKalb Avenue, pending completion of Lawrence Street station. Or Interborough Subway to Hoyt Street, with direct en- trance to the store from the station) and with the A. & S. Crossway, which avoids the surface ttaffic on Fulton Street. A Post-White Sale Clearance of Women’s Silk Undergarments at ‘ONE-HALF Original Prices SILK NIGHTGOWNS $2.98 to $5.48 Formerly $5.98 to $10.98 Crepe de Chine or Satin, in pink or white, tailored or lace-trimmed. TWO-PIECE PAJAMAS ; $4.48 SILK PETTICOATS Reduced from $8.98 Lace-trimmed pin! Chege de Chine. $2.98 to $7.98 Formerly $5.98 to $15.95 SILK CAMISOLES 97c to $1.98 Satin or Crepe de Chine, in tailored or lace-trimmed models. Formerly $1.94 to $3.98 Satin and Crepe de Chine. BLOOMERS AND STEP-INS $1.47 to $2.48 Formerly $2.94 to $4.98 Pink Satin or Crepe de Chine models. A & 8.—Second floor, East. The Oriental Note Is Struck in These Smart New Spring Hats AIR CROWNS threaded with metallic threads and Swiss hemp brims in rolled or twisted ef- fects bring a new com- bination of materials | that are especially effec- tive combined with col- orful fruits and ribbons. The Egyptian drape is uite new—and most of the trimmings are, con- fined to the rolled brims —ornaments thrust through the front, banks of tirly grapes and other smart ideas are intro- duced in self or con- trasting colors. All the colors, bright or sober, of the new sea- son are represented. ‘A. & 8.—Mezzanine, East, The Last Day of the Silk Sale—Brings 40-Inch Yarn-Dyed Satin $1.49 Yard "TR is one of the most phenomenal offerings of the sale—for this selling price is less than we would have to pay for the material wholesale today! The satin is every thread all-silk, 40 inches wide, in a great array of colors. 40-INCH SATIN CHARMEUSE—All silk, more than 25 colors, $1.69 yard. 40-INCH CHIFFON TAFFETA—Navy blue and black, $2.28 yard. 85-INCH SILK FOULARDS—Large and small designs on colored backgrounds, $1.39 yard. 39-INCH BLACK SATIN CANTON CREPE—$2.64 yard, reduced from $3.48. 85-INCH ATLAS TAFFETA—Chiffon finish and A. & S. brand, $1.79, reduced from $1.98 yd. 40-INCH BLACK SATIN CHARMEUSE—Heavy and lustrous, $1.69 yard. 39-INCH BLACK CANTON CREPE—Heavy weight, $2.98, reduced from $3.98. A. & S.—Street floor, West, ¥, Attractive Bits of Jewelry At Very Small Prices AU of these items came in a special purchase—and the prices for all of them are appreciably below the average. Attractive pins, necklaces, novel cigar- ette holders, earrings—the sort of jewelry that is always welcome. We were only able to secure limited numbers of some of these pieces at such ex- tremely low prices, so we are not able to fill mail or telephone orders. PEARL NECKLACES—Wax-filled pearls, graduated, 18 inches, 47c. PEARL EARRINGS—French pearls, but- ton styles, on solid gold wires, for un- au | ears, 97c. pr. STERLING SILVER BAR PINS—Mount- ed with rhinestones and sapphires, $1.59. STERLING SILVER BAR PINS—Filigree mountings, with brilliant rhinestones, BAKELITE NECKLACES—Oval faceted beads, black or wine red, 24 to 30-inch lengths, limited number, $2.47. NOVELTY CIGARETTE HOLDERS — Imported holders in black and colors, with bands of fine rhinestones or colored stones, and some with inlaid gilt, 4 to 6-inch, limited number, $2.97. A, & 6,—Sireet floor, Central, _ Specially Reduced for Quick Clearance! 295 “Flexible Flyer” Sleds he prospects look as though there will be lots more sledding this year—so what could be more timely than this clearance of sleds that is earlier than the usual sled-clearance sales ? : Reduced Reduced ; from Clearance Jrom Clearance 7 Bleds, No. 1, 82 in...--.-..98.64 $2.78 | 10 Sleds, No. 5, 62in........ $9.24 $6.50 55 Sleds, No, @, 4@ in........ 4.24 3.75 | 10 Sleds, No. 5, with floor rest.10.24 7.15 80 Sleds, No. 8, 47 in........ 5.59 4.25 | 20 Sleds, Junior Racers....... 5.24 4.15 45 Sleds, No. 4, 5@in........ 6.59 4.75 A &8.—Fourth Floor, West. ABRAHAM Store Hours 9 to 5:30 BROOKLYN 4 A Sale of Dressier Styles in Girls’ Fur and Self- : Trimmed Coats, $15.95 Formerly $19.50 to $32.50 CLEARANCE sale of a group of higher-priced Coats for Girls from 6 to 10, with a few models for girls up to 14 years. They are very attractive styles and are fashioned with full flared or pleated skirts.’ Velour, two-tone Coatings and Broadcloths are the materials included, lined throughout and in most cases heavily interlined. Self collars or collars of Opossum, Nutria or trimmings of Beaver. Dark and light colors. A. & 8.--Secend Floor, Central. Style and Service in Shoes for Girls and Boys $3.50 to $7.95 Pr. HE ideal footwear for children is found in the A. & 5S. Shoe Shop for Children, where our trained assistants know how to fit various little feet to their right shoes. Comfort first—the correct support second—style and quality to finish the real needs in selecting shoes for growing feet. We offer all this—plus the most reasonable prices procurable. GIRLS’ SHOES, $3.50 TO $7.50—Priced according to leather, styles and S. BOYS’ SHOES, $3.50 TO $7.95—-Real boys’ shoes, for day or dress wear, priced according to leather, styles and sizes. ‘A. & B.—Second floor, West. A Week-End Sale of Convertible Tuxedo Pure Worsted Sweaters $4.85 HESE smart little pure wor- sted Tuxedo Sweaters may be converted into “button- up-close” styles by turning over the Tuxedo roll and buttoning over the cleverly concealed but- tons and loops. COLORS include buff, navy blue, black, bottle green, brown, gray, rust, jockey red or Copen- hagen blue. Sizes 86 to 46. A. & 8,—Becond Floor, Central. pepe Se a Reduced —Women’s Suits $14.75 to $29.75 Formerly $24.75 to $49.75 ‘ARIOUS styles and materials are included in this group, reduced for quick clearance. _ Velours, Yalama, Trico- tine, Duvet de Laine, in straightline effects, with con- vertible or notch collars and individual details of pockets, seams, belts, etc. Lined with crepe de chine or peau de cygne. Dark colors and a few sports colors. Sizes 34 to 42 in the lot, but few if any duplicates. A. & G.—Second Goor, Central. Sale of Women’s Skirts 25 to 38-Inch Waistbands $3.95 LL-WOOL materials fashion these useful Velour Skirts, smartly pleated and stitched to the hips. Four different patterns and the most wanted daytime colors. 4 & 8.—Second floor, Central ———$— es) Candy Specials For Over-the-Week-End RESH candies—guaranteed fresh—and as delicious as always, with the added advantage of lowered prices. BABYLAND MIXED-—Ward and filled candies, 39¢ Ib., regularly 590. PEANUT BRITTLE—Our own make, full of peanuts, 24¢ lb., regularly 29c, DELICIOUS ASSORTED CHOCOLATES-~Matinee box, 24c regularly 29c. A & 8.—-Biree! Neor Camtre. TRAUS..« Telephone Main 6100 ‘cassimeres and in a splendid range of The A. & S. School of Dressmaking Six Lessons for $4.00 Five Classes Daily: 9:00, 10:30 A. M. 1:00, 2:30 and 4:00 P. M. i A. fe S.—Moncunine, Rast, A Noteworthy Sale. Saturday. In the A. & S. Shop for Men 200 Overcoats 27% $35.00 to $40.00 Grades 200 Suits $35.00 to $40.00 Grades HISTORY-MAKING event in the annals of Men’s Clothing Sales. At a price that is only possible through long preparation, representing special cash purchases and strong reductions from our own stock. These suits and coats were all made to sell at $35.00 to $40.00 —so the value is self evident. The Suits at $27.59 | The Overcoats at $27.50 |‘ are of fine pure worsteds and all-wool | are in the popular double-breasted ulsterette or single-breasted box style. In oxford, brown, gray and green coat- ings, about three-quarters of them with handsome plaid insides and the rest in through-and-through colors. Sizes 35 to 42. , patterns and colorings—just as conven- tional or smart as your taste dictates. Models for men and young men. Regu- lar sizes, 35 to 42. Stout sizes, 38 to 46. A. & S.—Sirest floor, Hoyt strect. Men’s Pajamas 1200 Smart Four-in-Hands 1200 of Domet, at $1.24 600 of Cotton, at $1.48 ERE are not many in this group, so be quick to take action—at a similar sale we sold over 6,000 in a few days. No need to say that these pajamas are worth more than these prices, fea that is evident to men that are used to wearing fine pajamas. Fancy stripes in the $1.24 pajamas and plain colors—white, blue, heliotrope and | \ for Men 48e Each ONDERFUL ties received from a maker that knows how to turn out ties at exceptionally fow prices— even at that if we bought these ties before Christmas the price would have had to be double. | In plain, self and two-tone floral effects of all-silk, with a lustre that fairly makes them talk. gray in the $1.48 pajamas. , A. & B.—Strest floor, East, A & S—Btreet Floor, East. Men’s Norwegian Grain High : Shoes, $5.95 Pair Reduced from $7.95 MARE over a smart brogue last of fine tan Nor- wegian Grain Leather, with stout leather walk- ing soles, straight tip with center perforations and smartly perforated at foxings and back. With rubber heels. Intanonly. Also the same style'in a low-cut oxford at the same price. Black or tan. Sizes 5 to 11. Widths A to E. A. & 8.—Second floor, Hoyt street, In the January Sale of Boys’ Overcoats! Our Complete Stock of Russian Overcoats at $8.75 and $10.75 VERY Russian Overcoat in our stock repriced at decided reductions in two groups. A goodly variety of materials, including kersey cloth, pebble cheviots, chinchillas and fancy mixtures—all wool with coat wool-lined, in the full belted styles with yoke and pleated back and muff and patch pockets. Sizes 3 to 10 years. All-Wool Mackinaws, $6.45 Made of heavy all-wool cloths, in de- sirable dark plaid patterns. Plain or leated models, with muff pockets and ig storm collars. Sizes 8 to 18 years. Long Overcoats, $10.75 Smart ulsterettes of all-wool knitted fabrics in brown and green mixtures. Full belted models with convertible storm collars. Wool-lined. Sizes 12 to 18 years. Saturday Special!!! Two-trouser Corduroy Suits $7.95 Sizes 8 to 15 Years