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FABRICS of all Kinds for the CLOTHES
One Needs for the EASTER - TO-SUMMER Season
We Sell Dependable Merchandise at Prices Lotcer
Than Any Other Store, but for Cash Only
Store Hours: 9:00 A. M. to 5:30 P. M.
A comparison of our prices tcith those of other stores in
Blouses of rare
smartness
Have lengthened lines,
shortened sleeves, dis?
carded collars, and added
a sash?behold the effect!
THE BLOUSE ILLUSTRATED
is of heavy Georgette crepe printed
in artistic designs. It slips over the
head, the buttons and loops forming at
once the trimming and the fastening.
It is banded and bound in Georgette or
satin of harmonizing color.
Priced
Specially,
$13.74
INTERESTING INTERPRETATIONS OF THE TUNIC BLOUSE
may be found among our imported models. A blouse of bisque Georgette
combined with cloth of gold, a black Georgette blouse beaded in jet form?
ing a diamond design; a white crepe de chine blouse with hand painted
border; a white Georgette blouse with a single hand embroidered flower
at the hem; a French blue crepe de chine blouse with dots and circles
embroidered in salmon pink chenille.
?AB?CmS?Third Floor, 34th. Street.
The Fifth
Liberty Loan
The Drive starts to-morrow!
Four previous loans enabled
us to win the war. The fifth
is needed to clean up. Let us
make a complete job of it.
What has been accomplished
was well worth the money
spent, and what remains to be
done will put to good use the
money Uncle Sam starts to
raise to-morrow.
Get your subscription in
early. Thirty per cent of the
total Loan must come from
the Metropolitan district.
Let us show the country at
large that no burden is too
heavy for Father Knicker?
bocker to bear.
Dig deep, and come across
smilingly!
?Malo l loor, S*th mipci,
Women'* l.tbertj l.oun Committee,
1,200 Pairs of
Women's white
chamois lisio
GLOVES
54c Pair
Our usual price 79c Pair
To buy several pairs for
Spring wear is a wise in?
vestment because they
wash and wear so well.
The^e are of good quality
chamois finish lisle in
two clasp style with
round corners and double
draw backs, Extremely
well fashioned.
?\j?Main rioor, 35th Street,
r.iu.uhv.tv .
Every MISS Needs a SWEA TER
for Summer sport wear
\ lcrr arc four smart styles for misses oi
10 to L6 years.
The charm of
Real Laces
is traditional.
PERHAPS it is the infinite labor and patience woven in
the delicate tracery of its patterns, perhaps it is the
romance of its history, perhaps it is an heirloom?there
is a sentimental reason for treasuring it, but always there is
an unending fascination about real lace.
The fortunate owners of "family pieces" are few and far
between. Such legacies are rare, but there are few with
means so limited that they cannot afford real lace, at least
as carefully and exquisitely made, if not as sentimentally
valuable, as the relic of the bygone day.
Women of taste, we believe, will appreciate our collection of
hand-made laces, which includes Valenciennes, Duchesse, Rose
Point, by the yard, and fashioned into Bridal Veils, and
Handkerchiefs.
The Spring Bride should be interested in this very special offering of
Real Duchesse Lace
8 inches wide, $8.49 yd.
9 inches wide, 1 1.49 yd.
10 inches wide, 16.89 yd.
ft$&!F3>?Maln *"loor. 84th Street
The April DIAMOND SALE continues
The prompt response to our announce- ! vestigating.
ment of April 4th proves that each year ! Though the month is nearly over there
more people are convinced that the sav- is still an ample selection, for the Sale was
ings in this Annual Event are worth in- j planned on a large scale.
Write for catalog listing every piece in the Sale, and plainly indicating the
saving between our former "lowest-in-the-city" price and the April Sale price
A tathol list is given here. Originally. Sole.
15 DIAMOND KINGS. $27.75 to $297.00 $22.49 to $259.00
5 DIAMOND BROOCHES, 37.75 to 399.00 22.49 to 349.00
21 DIAMOND BAR PINS, 39.50 to 679.00 32.50 to 598.00
2 SCARF PINS, 74.50 and 134.00 63.50 and 119.00
2 CUFF LINKS, 36.50 and ?9.50 26.50 and 43.50
3 WRIST WATCHES, 189.00 to 594.00 169.00 to 479.00
10 BRACELETS, 32.50 to 102.00 25.50 to 89.50
fftjyj y*$? Main Fluor, Iront.
The new
summer
rurtains
Arc wry simple ?
I herein lies their charm, fiir
they arc as dainty and cool
looking as possible, and their
very simplicity gives them
that um ibtrusivc quality
necessary to set off the more
elaborate effects of the over
hangings.
At $3.49 there is one with a wide
Ik in. which has little diamond
shaped medallions of lace in?
S o t.
At $3.74 there nrc curtains of
dotted grenadine, in rich ecru
color with hemstitched hem
and imitation Venise lace
edge.
At $5.74 there are curtains of
fine voile with narrow hand
hemstitched hem and Venise
lace edging.
At $6.74 a novel effect is gained
by the use of a tuck above the
hemstitched hem; the tuck is
also hemstitched. Imitation
Venise edge.
At $7.74 and $7.94 dainty net
curtains with lace edge and
corner motif in Bruges style.
reff?r'rQ -Kourth Floor, Rear, 35th
fi
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A.?$2.89
Slip-over Sweater in shetland
weave, purled at the waistline.
The large sailor collar and
cuffs are of contrasting brushed
wool. Corn with Copenhagen,
rose with white, lavender with
white, buff with brown, green
v> ith heathi r.
a?$4.49
? -.'. cat? r ' if v. ool in a
ne .v basket weav e, narn >w< d
below the waistline. It has a
sailor collar and a new draw?
string at the waist. Copen?
hagen, rose, turquoise,
B.?$3.89
A sleeveless and collarless
slip-over sweater of soft, fine
mohair wool in "fishtail" style,
which means that it is purled
from the waistline to the bot
* t'>m. Khaki, navy.
D.?$4.74
< oat style sweater of shetland
wool with a becoming Dutch
collar and thread-through belt.
Deep pockets. Corn, tur?
quoise.
Floor, :*,4tli Street.
Extravagantly beautiful but not extravagantly priced,
A recently imported collection comprising
Edgings and insertions
at 89c $1.19 $1.79 $2.19 $2.49 yard
Our n/tttal prier* would be $1.29, $1M9, $2.19,
$2.79 and $3.29 yd.
It would be hard to exaggerate in describing these laces. They are marvelously
fine in texture, and artistic in pattern, lit to adorn the most exquisite of lingerie
or trim the loveliest of Summer frocks.
i'$jUiyS~Umin ?n..?i 3*'h Htrrci.
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East Meets ?Vest to Clothe the Ameri?
can II aman in Her Hour m Leisure,
Silk hand embroidered
Japanese Kimonos
88.39
Graceful lounge robes, these
with loose square Japanese
sleeves and padded hems.
Back and front effectively
hand embroidered in floral de?
signs?morning glories, roses
or hydrangeas in dainty color?
ings.
Of good quality Jap silk,
entirely silk lined. Light
blue, pink, rose, Copenhagen
or lavender. As illustrated.
TOSVEWS?Third Floor, 34tta Strert.
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% l'y
Our Savings Are Your
Savings on
"Fruit of the
Loom"
Sheets and
Pillow Cases
We were able to secure a re?
duction in price on these well
known muslins. The manu?
facturer has cut his prices on
these dependable sheets and
fillow cases, and we in turn
ave cut ours.
The Savings are Worth
While
Sheets
Sizes before'tiemming:
54' x 94% in.e>. $1.19
G3 x 94% in." 1.39
63 x 103% in. ..... . " 1.54
63 x 112% in." 1.64
72 x 94% in." 1.54
72 x 103% in_..rr. " 1.68
72 x 112% in." 1.79
81 x 94% in." 1.68
81 x 103% in." 1.79
81 x 112% in.." 1.94
90 x 108% in.?,_" 1.94
90 x 112'a in." 1.94
Crib Sheets
45 x 79 in.e?. 89c
Bolster Cases
42 x 70 % in.ei. 79c
Pillow Cases
40 x 39 % in.e?. 44c
54 x 39% in.K.t " 84c
ifljyjQT3?????menti K**r, "14th St.
Hats
In Pastel Shades
are featured among the
new things in the
untrimmed section
They are large and pictu?
resque, in shapes that would
lend beauty to any summer
costume. The brims are of
fine Milan hemp straw, the
crown of softly draped taf?
feta. They are in lovely
shades of* maize, pongee,
pink and orchid.
$3.96
One of the shapes is illustrated
r^?rt?/y?SWon?! Floor. 34th St.
THIS SALE OF
Silk pongees and habutais
Gives evidence of the savings
As tar as practical and economical fabrics
are concerned, these two rank high among
Stimmer silks. Pongees and habutais are
cool, well wearing, do not crush easily,
art. They
nits, blouses,
separate skirts, children's dresses, men's
shirts, lingerie and linings.
launder wen. and always loo
are appropriate for dresses
White habutais are particularly appropriate for graduation dresses.
These Good Silks are priced as low as good Cottons.
5,000 yards of silk Shantung 3,000 yards of white habutais
pongee 69e yd.
I erified pri?e elsewhere
98c yd.
Imported, natural color pongee. Smooth,
even finish, fine silk texture.
?2 inches wide.
79c yd.
Verified prices elsewhere
up to $1.15 yd.
Imported white silk habutai, well woven.
36 inches wide.
2,000 vards of white habutai silks at $1.09 yd.
Verified prices elsewhere up to $1.50.
Heavy grade habutai, excellent quality, finely woven, 36 inches wide.
KftgyQ?Second Floor, 35th Street.
?White dress voile
29e Yd.
Usually 39c yd.
Fine, soft and sheer quality for summer
frocks and blouses.
39 inches wide.
?Longcloth
Made-In-A merica
Two dependable qualities at low prices.
Prices are quoted for pieces of 10 yards.
36 inches wide $1.98
40 inches wide $2.97
fo&'^TP?Second Floor, Centre.
fiVMCfS?''"'ond Floor, Centre.
Colored Cottons
At prices that make it worth while to buy
for your complete Summer Wardrobe note
-Dress ginghams 29c yd.
Usually 38c yd.
About 40 different color combinations in
many attractive plaid effects for morn?
ing and porch dresses. Black and white,
pink and white, red and white checked
patterns, also Alice blue, pink, tan and
lavender in plain colors, 31 inches wide.
Printed silk and cotton
crepes 49c Yd
Formerly priced 59c to 98c yd.
For negligees, effective cushion tops or
summer draperies. There air sma.ll .ill
over floral patterns and large fantastic
Japanese designs in color combinations
both conservative and gay. 27 inches
wide.
?Nainsook 33c Yd.
I Mtally 39c yd.
Flesh and pink nainsook in
a soft quality for lingerie and
children's wear. 39 inches
Dress ginghams
44c Yd.
An excellent variety of ging?
hams for summer dresses,
including large bright plaids,
checks, stripes and plain
colors. 31 inches wide.
Sport suiting 29e Yd.
1 .ight weight ainil servier.iblc
cotton fabric, Pink% Ijghi
blue, lan. ponjree, Copen?
hagen, Belgian, brown, wis?
taria, navy, black. 34 inches
wide.
Ramie linen 89c Yd.
A good weight for summer suits and dresses. Pink,
light blue, lavender, Copenhagen, leather. 35 inches wide.
?W??OT"??Second Floer, Centre.
x\ii important SALE of
Navy and black dress fabrics
For the few dark wool Suits and Dresses that are neces*
sary to all complete wardrobes every season of the year.
Black costume broad?
cloth $2.12 Yd.
Formerly priced $3.39 yd.
Superior quality, lustrous
finish broadcloth, sponged
and shrunk, ready for the
needle. 48 inches wide.
Limited quantity.
All wool black serge
$2.69 Yd.
Usually priced $3.49 yd.
The correct weight and
twill for suits, dresses or
separate skirts. Finely and
firmly woven. 54 inches
wide.
Black chiffon broad?
cloth S3.19 Yd.
Lsually $4.29 yd.
Superior quality, rich black
broadcloth for smart tai?
lored costumes. 54 inches
wide.
Men's wear navy serge $2.69 yd.
lsually $3.49 yd.
An excellent grade of navy serge for street suits and separate skirts, 54 inches wide
f?i?SfSZ^3>?S?r?>Bd Floor, 3?th fUrett, Broadway.
Please note these changes of location?
MISSES' SUITS AND COATS | WOMEN'S SUITS
Third Floor, 35th Street, Broadway Third Floor, 34th Street, Rear
WOMEN'S CAPES AND WRAPS
Third Floor, 34th Street, Broadway
WOMEN'S DRESSES
Third Floor, 34th Street, Rear
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Herald Square
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