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t?JtCfaeyttej Attractions Are Their Low Price?
Herald Square
B'dway, 34th to 35th St.
We Sell Dependable Merchandise at Prices Lower Than Any
Other Store, but for Cash Only
We shall be closed on Tuesday next
Following the example set by this store in closing the
day the 27th Division was welcomed home, we shall not
open our doors on Tuesday next, when the 77th Division
marches in triumph through the town. We want all our
co-workers to enjoy the: opportunity of acclaiming the
victors. . ?
$35,000 of Seasonable SILKS in a SALE
Which provides practically every weave and coloring that is
ivanted in a warm weather wardrobe at substantial savings.
Georgette crepe $1.29 yd.
Good quality and firm texture in
twenty-five wanted colors and black.
39 inches wide.
Crepe de chine $1.59 yd.
Good grade, well wearing quality.
Ivory white, i?esh, navy, pink.
40 inches wide.
imported white habntai
$1.09 yd.
Verified prices elsewhere up to $1.50
yd. Closely woven, good weight.
36 inches wide.
Dress taffeta $1.44 yd.
Usually $1.79 yd. Dark and light
shades, plenty of navy blue and
black.
35 inches wide.
Washable satin $1.39 yd.
Good quality. White, flesh, pink,
coral, turquoise, maize, orchid.
36 inches wide.
White sport satin $3.49 yd.
A very superior grade, shimmer?
ing and highly lustrous for Summer
wear.
40 inches wide.
Navy charmeuse $1.98 yd.
Good quality, bright finish char?
meuse in the wanted shade of navy
blue.
40 inches wide.
Imported Shantung pongee
69c yd.
Verified price elsewhere 95c yd.
Fine even weave, clean finish, pure
silk.
33 inches wide.
Fancy georgette $1.49 yd.
Formerly up to $2.29.
A large variety of attractive print?
ed designs on light and dark grounds.
39 inches wide.
Dependable BLACK SILKS also remarkably LOW PRICED
"Marchioness" black dress satin, good quality. 35 inches
wide, $1.79 yd.
"Marchioness" black dress satin, heavier weight. 35 inches
wide, $2.49 yd.
Black satin charmeuse, good weight, and quality, lustrous
black. 40 ir.ch=3 wide, $1.98 yd.
Black salt water satin, specially treated to be serviceable
for bathing suits. 36 inches wide, $1.69 yd.
Black satin duchess, superior quality and heavy weight.
36 inches wide, $1.98 yd.
Charmeuse de luxe, superior quality, good weight and
highly lustrous. 40 inches wide. Usually $3.49 yd.
$2.79 yd.
f?a^s
-Seeond Floor, 85th Street.
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Special 89c
Made of good quality madras and
percale in wide, medium and nar?
row striped effects?all the colors
that boys like. Neckband styles
or with soft collars attached.
Well made and carefully finished,
with French cuffs and ocean pearl
buttons.
Sizes in blouses, 6 to 16 years.
Sizes in shirts, 12 to 14 neckband.
"v"""o?Second I'loor, 34th Ht., Rear,
Fly a FLAG for the 77th!
Let the* standard which they so gloriously defended
wave from every point of vantage !
Here are, the flags, and the
poles on ichich to display them.
U. S. Flags of wool bunting
It costs $200
to bring
a soldier home
1 here are more than a
million of our boys still
in France. They are !
anxious to get home,
and this government is
doing its best to bring
them home. You can i
help by buying bonds. ;
Buy enough to-day to
pay the passage of at |
least one Yankee hero. j
f'Z?Main Floor, 34th Kt.
Women'? Liberty I.o.in Committee
2x3 ft. $2.34 5x8 ft.
2%x4ft. 3.24 6x10 ft.
3x5 ft. 3.71 8x12 ft.
4x6 ft. 4.46 10x15 ft
Flag poles with
ball and halyards
84c j 12 ft. $1.19
1.09 ! 14 ft. 3.49
$6.58
9.16
14.79
22.74
12x20 ft.
15x25 ft.
20x30 ft.
$37.50
69.50
109.00
8 ft.
10 ft.
Plain flag pole brackets to fit
8, 10 and 12 foot poles.
39c
0
Adjustable flag pole brackets
to fit 8, 10 and 12 foot
poles. $1.49
Adjustable flag pole brackets
to fit 14 foot poles. $2.69
For the
"Welcome Home"
Welcome home pennants, 16
?x30 inches. 23c
Single paper letters spelling
"Welcome Home."
24c each
Single paper letters mounted
on white enameled strips.
49c each
Mercerized U. S. flags,
mounted on black ebon
ized staff, with gilt spear
head. 19c each
White flag poles with gilt ball and halyards
8 ft., $1.59 10 ft., $1.89 12 ft., $2.24
/X#??7??F1,th i'loor, 34th Streefr
Summer cottons
that are effective out of all pro?
portion to their inexpensiveness
r> ? . I II. ?I cnr. l
Printed and plain voiles, 29c yd.
Usually 39c yd.
THE PLAIN VOILES I THE PRINTED VOILES
are sheer and dainty and feature floral effects, coin
include almost every wanted spots, plaids and all-overs on
light and dark shade. ? light and dark grounds.
.';8 inches wide.
nainsook, 33c yd
Usually 39c yard. Soft, ser- I
viceable quality for lingerie j
and children's wear. Flesh ;
and pink. 39 inches wide, j
gingham, 29c yd
Usually 38c yd. Unusually
good quality ginghams in
small and large plaids, also
pretty checks. 38 inches wide.
fancy printed voiles, 69c yd.
An interesting collection of lovely small and large designs
in light and dark colorings. Many are as dainty and effec?
tive as printed chiffon. 38 to 42 inches wide.
ij^rj^j?.Second Hoar, Centre.
Economize on Summer BLOUSES
Not by buying fewer, but by
choosing them in the white sale
At $1.69
Blouses of all-over em?
broidered voiles, colored
organdie blouses with
Peter Pan collars, fine
white voile blouses trim?
med with Val. or Venise
laces, some hand em?
broidered. Striped and
checked sport blouses.
One illustrated, A.
At $2.59
Charming voile and or?
gandie blouses in all the pretty Spring colorings. Crepe de chine and China silk blouses in
white and flesh. Linen blouses with scalloped Peter Pan collars. Two styles illustrated, B and C.
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At $3.59
Crrpe de chine and tub silk blouses in sport
Styles, round neck and col lar less effects, tai?
lored models. White, flesh and high shades.
Ah/i Georgette blouses in white and flesh or
bigh shades, effectively embroidered Tub silk,
illustrated, I).
At $4.59
Fine voile blouses trimmed with real filet lace,
others of voile with dainty lace trimmed side
frills. Crepe dc chine and Georgette blouses,
in several styles of superior quality.
Cfg/ZFS,?Third Floor, 84th "?"?'
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White
cotton
fabrics
hold a May sale
novelty weave white
tub skirtings
69c yd.
Usually Priced
79c to $1.19 yd.
An excellent variety of skirt?
ings considered smart this
season for sport and street
wear. Plain cotton gabar?
dine, basket weave effects;
gabardine and pique weaves
with over stripes and checks
in satin effects; 36 inches
wide.
Costume gabardine
49c yd.
Finely twilled fabric that
may be depended upon for
its wearing and laundering
quality; 36 inches wide.
White dress poplin
24c yd.
Formerly priced 20c yd.;
medium weight and well
wearing for children's
clothes; 27 inches wide.
Novelty voile
29c yd.
Sheer quality voile in dainty
striped effects; 36 inches
wide.
"Red Star'* voile
29c yd.
Our own special brand,
usually iiile yard; soft, chif?
fon finish; 39 inches wide.
Dress voile
39c yd.
Fine sheer texture in extra
width which cuts to good
advantage; -J4 inches wide.
'"'Mothers'' " nainsook
$3.29 box of 10 yds.
Fine, sheer quality for lin?
gerie and infants' wear; 36
inches wide.
American longcloth
$2.69 piece of 10 yds.
Durable fabric for underwear.
\otc extra width?4.2 inches
wide.
flftjftEWK?White, (ioods Dept., 2nd
ftWvV Floor, Centre.
Have you thought
about your
bathing suit yet?
Imported
surf cloth
$1.69 yd.
This is a well wearing
cotton material with the ap?
pearance of satin. Will
make bathing suits that are
both attractive and service?
able.
Copenhagen, maroon,
myrtle, taupe, brown,
navy, black, white
54 inches wide.
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WfflW Store opens 9 A. M.
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SUMMER IS COMING
kurJfome Jieady?
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UM MER is such a gay and charming sort of
guest that you'll want your home to reflect
her holiday mood. You need not be prodigal
with your purse?Summer is not exacting in that
respect. Be prodigal with color, prodigal with
comfort, and then you will attain that prodigality
of charm which is the setting that Summer loves
best.
Wc have spent so much time and thought in assembling these
furnishings that it should be easy for you to make a choice.
*Bhe furniture
described here is desirable from the combined standpoints
of comfort, durability, and decorative merit. It is
representative of our collection of Summer Furniture,
10-piece reed suite
for the living room.
Ivory enamel with
cretonne upholstery
and loose cushion
seats. Settee, arm
chair, arm rocker,
side rocker, writing
desk, desk chair,
stool, table with
glass top, table
lamp and standing
lamp.
Complete, $401.51
which, from the least expensive single piece to an enti te
suite that leaves no need unprovided for, is consist?
ently good.
?Saturai willow
furniture
Settee .$23.24
Arm Chair.$9.24
Rocker .$9.74
Arm Chair .$15.24
lea Wagon, with remov?
able glass tray. .$22.49
A.rm Chair.$13.49
Rocker .$14.24
Ottoman .$9.24
Table, 30 inches in diam?
eter .$9.24
Palm Stand.$7.4?
A four-piece reed
suite with uphol?
stered cretonne seat and
back. Gray enamel finish.
Settee, arm chair, arm
rocker and table, $80.72
Buffet $26.25
Fernery $14.24
Gray enamel breakfast room suite
Drop leaf table $27.25
Chest $21.74
Chairs $11.49 each. Seats covered with cretonne
/"toE'''^??Sixth Floor
Tea wagon $18.24
1 be care with which the Sum?
mer floor-coverings are chosen
contributes largely to the success
of the decorative ensemble.
And when there is as much lati?
tude of choice as our collection
affords, there should be no diffi?
culty in finding just the type of
rug which your particular needs
demand.
Sturdy fibre rugs are especially
desirable for out-door use for they
are not injured by salt or damp
air and are even improved by an
occasional drenching. These are
priced $2.44 to $16.14 according
to size.
First Floor, Front
There are quaint rag rugs remi?
niscent of Grandmother's day in
their old-fashioned charm of col?
oring, but thoroughly up-to-date
in their durability of weave, a
modern achievement that even the
patient hand-labor of a century
ago could not accomplish. Prices
range from $2.98 to $37.25 ac?
cording to size.
Prairie grass rugs are clean,
sweet-smelling and so smoothly
woven that they may be used in a
bedroom with no danger of a stray
splinter getting in one's foot.
Stencil designs in contrasting color
lend variety. Prices range from
$1.14 to $23.14 according to size.
Slip Covers
A little knowledge is indeed a dan?
gerous thing when it is applied to
the making of awnings and slip?
covers. They may answer their
purpose after a fashion even if they
are made in a careless, slip-shod
manner, but they will scarcely an?
swer their purpose after the fashion,
for the lashion in these things is
absolute correctness of fit, and con?
summate skill of workmanship.
Our workrooms are equipped
with a staff of thoroughly expe?
rienced workmen; you can trust
them with the most exacting work.
A complete assortment of
appropriate materials will be
found in our Upholstery sec?
tion.
Estimates furnished on re?
quest.
?to?S^S~*"OHrth Floor, 35th St., Kcur
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The things that grow and the things that make them
grow will be found in our Garden Supplies Department.
Whether you are gardening for pleasure or for profit,
or for both?one thing is assured, you must do it right,
for a garden yields what you put into it. We cannot
supply the patience or the enthusiasm necessary for suc?
cess, but we can supply the proper sort of tools and the
proper sort of seed, and these go a long way toward in?
spiring the enthusiasm!
Everything from a small package of seeds to a com?
plete outfit for the professional gardener.
ffiStfTf'2)?Basement, 86th St,, Rear.
The things that add comfort and charm to your gar?
den will be found in our Garden Furniture section.
Here are gay couch hammocks, in which to loll awav
a Summer afternoon.
Here are quaint chairs, settees, and seats of natural
hickory, as little removed from their rustic state as possi?
ble, so that they strike no offending note on the landscape.
Then there is the metal furniture especially designed
for out-door use, because it is impervious to weather
conditions. This includes chairs, tables, and sets of
tables and chairs?the tables shaded by giant umbrellas,
the chairs with slip-covers to match. fifitt^ra?*ljrtb Floor.
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