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THE E!VENIHC! WORLD, FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1922.
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m ti TDAiM W
:-h ill i iinw i i i tmi
MEN'SIRK
Goods Association Plans
Bhow Diverse Merchan-
Itee Under One Roof.
Kills
red
Michael Frledsam, President
AJtman & Co., has accepted the
f Chairman of tho General Ex-
Commlttco to organize the
al Merchondlso Fair, an Inn-
ln this country, to be held In
olthcr In New York or Chl-
Thls announcement was made
by Jesse I. Straus, President
I. Macy & Co. and of tho Na-
Retall Dry Goods Association.
latter organization which
the fair plan for the United
bted from the great fairs at
and Nljnl Novgorod, tho
nnual meeting planned for this
mr will be a great economy and
cy measure that will save hun-
Sf thousands of dollars anil as
miles of travel now wasted In
g wholesale buyers and sel'Krs
r, said Mr. Straus.
fairs will bo held under one
jvhero all the drygoods minu-
rs will exhibit samples, and
bh buyers from tho great stores
mifacturers will comp. Thvo.
one place, the buvers will hi
to placo the orders tthlch
iss salesmen formerly travelled
gth and breadth of the couniry
knllar fair will be held In Jn-
jid February after the In t'al
lit In August.
a
ISA
MI never know that
tor until you've tasted
L rhi with "PHILA-
LPHIA" Brand printed
the pacitago.
WHBSi
vour Uia.
from
INLAY. New
hfcs larger
y credit
Use our
system
JidentUl.
mVenient
. A smsJI
! payment
i unme
posse s-Trans.
ins strictly
aentlal
T
llf Solitaires from X.';:
. . X'l
$25 to $1,000.
IP AYn;amn , 't
Iperfect in cut andof a beautiful
Ire.bluc-whitecolor. bend for
&FREE Book of Gems. 98
IHge3 filled .with the most
lint values in Diamonds.
RTarehe ann leiei'lrv
i'tA"1' tor "I'T No- W 500.
until U I. IYI.
160 UROADWA '. N V. YORK
Sllflnrrn SUt nnd .Yitl Ms,
iticura Soap
- AND OINTMENT
Jear the Skin
LpiPtmnt.T'cm.tf c rtrr !?. IVr-mnntr1
Easter Cards
In a full tclectlon, harmlnglu tlviwutetl and vxprc.v .
inp appropriate gent.mcnts, are sliwtn In Stationery
Scction3 ctn. to .7.5
n ra a
i a i k .
I SIBB
I UUkTEENTM bTREET
hovnitt nil
S H- l II I'll
L'
Girls' Trimmed Hats
Were $4.9J
Oriai mill tnilornl tiviilels ndcty ol roiori
20
th
Great Spring Sale
3.74
Fresh Assortments of Best Merchandise Featuring Personal and
TT 1 1 -1 TWT 1 T? Afi K . Jl T?Zi-wr
I riousenoiu itJt;us iui jovveiy ivieniuei ui uic v-aiuuy
1 Everybody QhopsT-fere f)n Qaturday
Spring Sale Specials
We reserve the privilege of limiting quantities
Tricolette Overblouses-
Werc $4.94.
3.44
over-
2.00
!. lace
3.77
..4.66
13.34
.1.93
. .74
1.67
lilnck. navy and Spring thades tic-on and ovcr
blousc models.
White Voile Blouses
Were $2.94
Various stylo collurs filet. Ycme and Val. lace
trimming.
Voile Blouses
Vcre $5.65 T
While or colored dotted vdile filcl mill I ri -li lace
trimmed.
Georgette Blouses
JFere $6.85
White or flesh tuck in or tic styles.
Junior Misses' Sport Coats
Were $17.25
Sires 13 lo 17
Junior Misses' Dresses
IFere $3.47
OinK',-"ii and c'.ianiliray 12 to II! jeurs.
nr.ii - i t
trm irute urganaie ureases -t riy
Vere $1.94 1.04
Trimmed with lnc ami embroidery sics t lei 1 1 years
Girls' Suspender Skirts--
Were .94
Maul and solid colors 8 to 11 years.
Girls' Serge Bloomers -
Were $2.24
Size 12 tS 20 years navy and Muck.
Heavy Satin Petticoats n n t
Vere $8.94 to $9.65 u. (
White and pink with Georgette chiffon and lac".
Silk Petticoats r e
Were $6.94 tJ.UeJ
Itadium taffeta, talin or .Milanese.
Women's Crepe de Chine
Chemises
Were $2.97
Tailored nnd fiinci' models ucw simile;.
Untrimmed Hats
JFere $2.25 & $2.45
Assortment of desirable shapes and colors,
Untrimmed Straw Hats
Were .95
Nrw Spring similes and blue's.
Hat Trimmings -
Were .58
Honors and fruit cluslers. Free trimming service
Women's Extra Size Skirts
Were $5.97
Navy and blnr' serpe sizes 3.1 In 10 waul.
Extra Size White Sateen
Petticoais-
Werc $2.24
Shadow proof with lucked flounco.
Shadow Proof Sateen Petticoats -
Were $2.28
ricsli and lute- -l.ic-t- trimmed.
Women' sWind&orCrepePa jamas
Were $2.28
Tuo-piTe mndel fli"-li ii ii 1 orrlnil
Women' 8 Windsor Crepe
Billiebirkes-
Were $2.2S
Flesh and nrclnd also slripcs.
Crepe Night Gowns -Were
$1.68
Flesh
Extra Size Silk Camisoles--
Werc $1.97
Flesh.' white, navy and Muck.
Women's Extra Size Muslin
Gowns
Were $1.97
.2.17
1.50
. .77
.42
4.77
1.94
1.46
1.42
1.41
1.00
1.55
1.42
Growing Girls'
STRAP PUMPS
Knockabout Make
4.95
Patent leather pumps with me
dium low heels and two straps
gun metal, with broad toes, low
heels and two straps dark tan,
with medium round toes and low
heels white nu-Buckskin, with
broad and medium round Iocs
sizes 2- to J.
Two Day Sale nf Women's and Misses' Apparel and
Trimmed IIhIs Continued Tomorrow,
TODAY , TOMORROW
504 Junior Misses'
SILK FROCKS
(Sizes 12 to 17 years)
9.52
Reg. value $15.94
&4of a-
New youthful styles in plain colored crepe de
chines and plain or changeable taffetas. All
wanted Spring colors, including a few white.
MTEASONAJLE
TODAY TOMORROW
13,920 PAIRS
GLOVES
a J O
i Regular values .$1.75
Fine quality Milanese silk in 12 and 10 button
lengths. Paris point backs. Colors - mastic,
mode, beaver, tan, brown, navy blue, black and
white. Sizes 5'2 to 8'2-
Phonograph Records
.49
Double Faced Can Be Used on Any
Phonograph
Popular Hits Among Which Arc:
Ifl11f'r"mv You'm My Mammy - Mnnimy
( My Mammy Knuwt.
ini,lTel! H r l Twiliehi
l"i'ljAU That I N. d la Vou
f While Miami Preanis
J 0.15 I'm CuLkoo Ovur Veil
"" Intro. Don't Leave Ho ilaaiiny
inoeis: I.onis Hlues Medley
I Wi)U i jc.ftio Stu' t Ulu &-Jteuty
:n,7lr!oc-l"! BhiuiKftst
iWO iijmiiin'
inooi'ntn. Tiln. 'Ginny Slioro
J "OO j Tiiiisu Days Ale Ovur
1030 jiatvWow Dluea
mifl)"y The Old Ohio Shore
A"-" j Wond. rlanU of Dream
1 (A I I D' lta
lll'M I "'"v o
IK
ui' ml
;lie lto
Complete Assortment of
Brunswick Records .75 to 2.00
Marabou Capes
4.00
' Were $5.97
Becoming Spring styles
give just the right
extra warmth to your
suit or dress should
Easter prove a chilly
day. Models in black
a n d brown, with or
without tails.
Spring Sale Specials
ntitlea
2.75
1.62
.85
Chests of Silverware
Were $11.75 Set 6.45
Set of twenty -six pieces in gray moire chest
Quadruple Plated Brend Tiny
and Compolra reliable link"
were (i.!l.i anil 7 !. . . St. 1)5
Sheff ieldSilverPlatedBi eadTrny
Mere i.'i
were iHi.H.i
I.T5
Silvei Plated Candlesticks
10 iniliei IhkIi ( oloiiinl lyle
were Mi.' e.nli
SleilitiE Si vet Individual Pep
per and Sail Shakers MX in
vt l' et linril rase
neie l !.! 51.25
JUNIOR BOYS'
Extra Trouser Suits
Special 7.44
Gray and tan tweed middy suits, braided
sailor collars and cuffs, handsome embroidered
sleeve emblems, and double yoke back and front.
Also Junior Norfolk models. Box plaited patch
pockets extra washable Eton collars.
1 to 10 Years.
We reserve the privilege of limiting quantities
Silk Knit Bloomers
We e 3.77
Flesh and e.ilor nell reinfoiCMl all tiies.
Women's Silk Hosiery--
Were $2.07
Ille' -full r.isliioiii'il
Women's Silk Hosiery-
Were $1.45
III.'iCa, lirowu inoc's eain.
Women's Fine Cotton Union
Were .63 and .73 .50&.60
Iteniilur iuc.1, .511 extra sies .(11)
Women's Double Extra Size
Union Suits n-t
Were .87 .WW. .01
Low nerk leexelei5 looc or tight Uncc.
Women's Silk Hosiery
H'cre $1.97
UlniA all Mies -full fii.iliintieil
Women's Fine Mercerized
Hose
Were .75
.Usorled color e!o mi Line'; anil (Triiy.
Women's Triple Extra Size Burson
Lisle Hose
Were .75
Illuu'v ami balliriKKiui --Mtei to lUj-J.
Women's Double Extra Size
.37 .
Low nice sleeveless ham! lop finish.
Women's Fine Cotton
Underwear-
ere .67 and .73
Ileiilnr mic. I'c: extra ies. .ic
Children's Knitted Waist
Union Suits
Were .87
est uaist alii ilmners c unbilled.
I
M
OSNING SPECIALS
EWER.VDAY
Excepted
SATURDAYS
SO THAT BUSINESS
WOMEN MAY SHARE
IN THESE VALUES.
To prevent iiciln Iiimiir. ciua.ititi iislmt I No Mail o- Tt lenhoiif Or Its
47 cl. Vestees, Collar and
Cuff Sets
.25
H hit'1 ii I e i'iire'1 j
m; ku i;au main' i i. hhi. I
58 ct. Imported Cut Glass Pep
per and Salt Shakers, ca . .29
lib t - Nniie 'ent
sn. Kltw M.i M MN I'l.'i'ill
$3.71 Japanese Kimonos 2.50
Tn-ttiK eiiilniolcrril .1.' i.i nee
vleevr ami h bell rose,
e ipen. bebt blue .mil la wilder.
ii"rHnri!i:s.,,l.s -fii:f "vd ri.fion
U ct. Women's Noelty
Handkerchiefs Ea. .14
I). Hilly e ircled borders embroi
dered rimers also c ilored
sport prints
it m ii.i;iirini:i s- mmn ki-'hih
$1.18 Bungalow Aprons. . . .78
lianibia.v or iliie.i-d pe'eile--l.ili
or misIi model - braid or
ri' rne' finish
Ai'if'NR rincn.sn ri.onn
$4.97 Men's and Women's
Gloria Umbrellas 3.50
Noi ell e h.i inlb s
fsil PI. I I.AH M MS Fl.flOll
$1.24 liahies' Yoke and
Bishop Dresies . . . .74
hite h i 'O'l eiiibrnhb r
triiooieil "- In ' war-IVI'AS'I.-
1 illK.--.sr..-! H.i ilM I l.'JUH
57 ct. Boys' White Cotton
Union Suits 43
lliph in c -hurt sleeies alh
li'l c l 1'' ts 1 1 1 leiii'l Ii
KMT UMii;llWK.ll MAIN I UXIll
24 ct. Boy:' Bit:k Cotton
Hose
Firm nuablv e mrse nod fine
rib i7 In II'.
iinHiKit mmv ri.'i'irt
$1.09 lo $1.25 Men Work
Shirts
59 ct. Men's Athletic Shirts
and Drawers . . Ea.
.42
Mine or t'rai
- sizes 1 1
OA
il ripi d
cba iilbr.i
is
MI.N ri wrmi; i i n ill. i:si.ll. I
95 ct. Men's Spring Cups .70
Tweed blue nml liro n. e e
all sires
MKN'H IIATB IAIN I l.'ml!
$7.95, Men's Trousers C.25
All-wool worstedi, rissimercs
and flannels sizes to SO
MKN 8 01.0TIIIM1 -MAIN I'l.OOn.
Itei, make nlnte chi'ed ma-
('rial sleeveless shirln knee
leiiii'h ilr.-iniTs -all sires
MCVH UMinr-WIJAlt - MAIN I'l.dOll
$1.22 Men's Muslin Night
shirts 94
l.iihK and nionij -trimmed and
plain all sizes M to ill me',
band.
MKN S I tICMHIIIMIS- MAIN I I.O"lt
$7.50 Men's Tweed Rain
coats 2.80
Itaelnn .lirnilil"rs - Kfay nnx
line, sires tl) to 111
MI.S h OMlTIIINO MAIN rl.OnK
Ooys' Endicotl-Johnson Shoes
Lic-il medium broad lw all
sies in Ian some blur--with
rubber heels--
:(ltl -si7.es lllj In IS'., - - 2.25
:i .10 i?es I in li - 2.65
.sin iKS-sncoNn i-i.oon
Girls' l'atent Leather Pumps
llioid lo-l-strap -Will in.uli.
Ti sizes - 8' j to II - - 1.05
. I f, ie. 1 1 1 . to - 2.35
t H'. 1.; Sh' f'Nl' l l.or.ii
$3.85 Growing Girli' Patent
Leather Pumps 2.85
. iriort Iks flat heels - Hize
f 1 . n 7 u ide ii "bin
,iin u.s hi.i'iinu rtKir.
$3.85 Growing Girls' and Wom
en's Dark Tan Oxfords 2.85
lliuad loe - flat heels -rubb.-Inp
lifts siies i' j lo V--wide
ttldl!l
.-in ii.s Kt:i'f ini) fi.oon.
$6.00 Women's Tan Calf
i Oxfords 3.95
, N..ri'v toe flit beeli clteil
sile II. u nil lis onlv
no il s HIII'oSH FI.l I' 'It
$22.50 and $24.50 Boys
Suits 19.85
Ml-Hnol cissitnero and c
lots eue.s, stripes, lirriuiK
bones, tun, gray, brown and
hculhrr iniiiiires HitiRlc and
double breasted models sites.
0 to it) vears.
1.52
;58
.52
.: : .30
,.47&.57
Jersei Cloths
Were $1.78
ll wool 51 u.cli -Spring olors.
A 11-Wool Canton Crepes
Were $1.98
.67
1.27
1.44
1.27
1.12
Men's Wear Serges
Were $1.97
Niiij and Llic -all wool -i inches ide.
Homespuns and Tweeds
M erc' $1.68
jti n elies nle-all wool.
Satin Striped Skirtings in
Were $2.97 Aj
Navy and blue. enniiHli .il inclies ide ill wool.
Eponges and Quaker Crepes i -ir
Were $1.48 l.JLO
ei fipruiK fjlor.s- :I8 and li! irt'hi:.s uidc all wool.
Tricot ines
Were $3.28
51 iiit'lies wide.
3.) -Inch Satins
Were $1.57 TT
Light and dark cjlors.
10-Inch Char metises
Were $1.95
(nod assortment of olori.
39-lnch Crepe de Chines
Were $1.45
Street and eveninR colors.
35-Inch Black Taffetas
Were $1.57
Snfl i if fun finish- good blue..
2.37
1.09
.1.34
.1.10
1.09
Boys' Knickerbocker Trousers - n
Were $1.95 1.04
All moo! t in lots, e.issunires and tweeih sijes 3 to 17 years.
Boys' Shirts rjn
Were $1.2 1 . ... O
Light and im ilium .strip, d pereahs suen to ! rt'Cs.
Week -End Special
Saturday
Two One -Pound Boxes
Candy, .74
Assorted chocolates of dependable
brand.
Sic Page 14 for Other Hcarn Advertising.
f
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