The evening world. Newspaper, March 2, 1908, Page 5

” . , , 7 - 7 * , “THE EVENING WORLD. THOS. WANAMIAKER, PHILA, MAGNATE DIES IN iy Was a Power in Politics ash Well as Business and a Newspaper Owner. ARIS, March 2—Thomas RB. Wana- maker, of Philadelphia, Postmaster-Genera! Wa son of former naker, died muddez! ct t.9 Hotel Liverpool here to- Gay. Mr. Wanamaker arrived bere on where he had his mother in Thursday from Egypt, deen travelling with earch of health. PHILADELPHIA, March 2.—Mr. Wan- amaker had long been a sufferer from rheumatic gout, complicated with other ailments. Mr. Wanamaker for a long time had not been feeling well, and about the first of the year sailed in Egypt in search of health. On Feb. 1 public announceemtn was made that Mr. Wanamaker had retired from the firm of John Wanamaker. The reason for his retirement was not given, but It was generally believed his ill-health prompted it. While {t was known that Mr, Wana- maker was quite ill, it was not be- Meved that his condition was danger- ous until yesterday, when the family Feceived a cablegram stating that he was dying. His mother. his sister, Mrs Barclay H. W n, And his niece. Miss Fernanda Wanamaker, the daugh ter of his brother, Rodman Wanamak- er. were with him when he died Commissioners collection of records to- day. Mrs. Meliliah E. Dwight, of No. o) Mount Morris Park West, reported that had olst a lot of silverware ao 4 hing. The th Ty room in the MODERN METHODS SUCCEED ! Years ere used {ni treating nine-tentha of the pt were r Jeeping. dies, To-day |" ance some time yes-| Ittle medicine 1s presc and they re-{ |cover Physiclans have rned that the went Into the » | best way to combat most ills ts by the iti the body's < and destroying | indirect. method of Aare ae | natural power of VALENCETTE, PONGEE, LINON | vatuabies gornis. Consnmpt! uch easter to n, | prevent than it is to cure, A cold If neg- rty- | fected, leave nus sore unable | RANGING IN PRICES FROM whe UP to successfully germs of e what they th taking away. | dread dis Upea the first indication ———— | of a cold every effort should be made to check it at once Virgin Cll of Pine (pure) will break up | a cold In 24 hours and cure any cough that | is curable all the well-known | healing and me lies of the March 2.—The| pinee, it tends y the lungs f na- dad bronohlal, tu Mees ninerecr el tural power of fa, which iDUCHESS CONSUELO SAILS FOR NEW YORK. LIV ¢POOL, Duchess of sfaribo ker on the steams! sailed on Saturday ow York. Her vil name is not on the ger list, and | ¢ {t waa not generally known that lk was on board. Ieal Co. Poss (SECOND FLOOR) Attention is directed r pure. prepared only by Lea Clncinaatl, Ohio” Avold imitations: obo Consallece a TUESDAY, MARCH 3RD. PRINCESS, ALENCON AND CLUNY LACE SCARFS, in white, cream and black, AN UNUSUAL OFFERING OF HIGH GRADE Rough Oriental Silks CONSISTING OF PONGEES, SHANTUNGS and other Weaves in Natural, Street and Evening Shades. Values $1.25 and $1.50. Special «OG vara Broadvoy L198 Seo NET JABOTS, with combinations of Valenciennes Lace and Insertion, MERRY WIDOW BOWS, HAND EMBROIDERED STRIPED BOWS, TO MATCH, Thomas Bb. Wanamaker was born tn thie city. and was in his forty-eighth year. He graduated from Princeton, and soon afterward became a member | of the firm of John Wanamaker, and | was thh executive hoad in the absence | of his father. He was “ntereste HOLZWASSER&C Livwed on presentath Write tor New Catuloxtre ertisemnent on any a ed for cash t 10/0 in 3 kurntehed $65 Mailed Free. MONDAY, | of Real Point Applique and Lierre Lace, LINEN COLLARS, in all desirable shades, Stern Brothers French Hand-made Blouses SPRING IMPORTATION OF EXCLUSIVE MODE LS, IN COTTON CREPON, AND NALNSOOK, EYELET EMBROIDERIES, FILE T, IRISH CROCHET AND TULLB LA‘ ALLOVER ENGLISH $25.00 To 115.00 Special Values To-morrow FRENCH HAND-MADE BLOUSES, IN A VARIETY OF STYLES, aT $5.95, 7.50, 9.75, and 14.50 =o to large assortments of Made up Lace Articles and Scaris onsite ot Stocks, Yokes, Jabots, Bows, Coat Sets, Scarfs and ts, of Baby Irish, Lierre, Point Applique, Brussels Net and Hand Embroidered, and will offer to-morrow REAL POINT APPLIQUE LACE SCARPS, at Values $3. $1.45, 1.68 50 and 6.25 at 75c, 95c, 1.10, 1.25 Values $1.50 to 4.50 Value 50c & 68, 35c, 45c Value 95c, at 25¢ Value 65c, at 45c “ 45c¢ To-morrow, a Special Offering in Cotton Dress Goods Dep’t MARCH 2, 1908. VERY item pri-te! in this Tues ‘av list is offered at a lower price than has’ been 'pre- viously advertised—you know it is an invariable rule which governs these lists. in addition, special attention is directed to the extraordinary sales of Lace Curtains, Embroideries, Lace Robes, House- furnishings, Furniture, Women’s Spring Suits, Bidded Waists and Spring Dress Fabrics Double Stamps up to120’Clock | TWO “'S. & H.’? Green Trad-|ONE “‘S. & H.’? Green Trad- ing Stamps with each 10c ing Stamp with each 10c of purchase made of purchase made BEFURE NUON AFTER NOON choice selections of recitations; edited ui “ | | Books eicreetrctesceain isc | Heatherbloom Peiticoats cloth; regular price 3c; Tuesday... 00+ Cc —handsome_ black genuine Heatherbloom taffeta ‘Book Section, Third Flour, Centre.) petticoats; 12-inch flare flounce with cluster tucks: —reversible mups of the United States and wide sectionsiof shirring) straps and) un: Ma Sr the world; size 66x46 inches; artisticel- derpiece; regularly $2.25; Tuesday.. $1.69 ly printed in. colors; (Second Floor. Center.) mounted on woode! rollers; sold in map stores at $2; our usual 49 Pill C —extra weight, bleached price, 98c; Tuesday....-..- Cc IMOW UaSes isin pie’ 45 (Book Section, Third Floor, Ce: es inches; regularly jiexe cast lees 9c 7 7 —27-inch naini k and oe seele rade Embroideries~27;2°, "2+, 424 Win Foor Re also combinations of lace and 45c and scalio;ed edges; embroidery flouncings, suitadle for chil- dren's diesses; wo:th $1 ayard; Tuesday., Fleeced Blankets-si2=4¢ 2 blankets for single size beds; heavy weignt; 59¢ (Main Floor, Front.) colored borders; regularly 79a parr; Tues., I] Lace Curtains ~ S22" lace; (Maia Floor. Rear) envy ovehoch cue: all new desigin Teer QQ) Corset Cover Patterns-;"" ilanipricel sins Ofna Tueatayes 89c (Third Floor, Front. ili —for shirt waists or oth Utility Boxes jersiivse one: fine quality of matting; Reeulae allie 4 $1.69 price $2.95; Tuesday. (Third Floor, ERE sheer plain nainsook corset covers, stamped or eyelet and French cmibreldetys Te; ularly 2c each; Tuesday. 14e —-white English, loi (Third Floor, Front) cloth; white dotted mu: White Goods- 36 inch white India linens; in; 40-inch white lawn exactly as they WO OU Suitable for Summer Homes. 48c, 68¢, 75c enteswiaes and was the proprie- AP IDS E | Irish Union Dress Linens, : whitesmercerized novel: hite mercerized pop! tor of the F ; Agents for GRAND R 2p aEORNUTURE: | 11000 Yds} bry Finish, 36 inches wide, in all 21 c Yd. Salad Bowls: iis: of decorated Aus- | white sheer plain nainsook; white Persiat lawn: bata Open : 2 ; (the most popular colorings, at aactive floras design rian china, a 3ge of | white duck sui from = i 4 a yard; Tuesday. eae) peuaieiaenn 5 i | (Third Floor, Keven ineight ditt , : I ent fi ——.+—— Until | —made of decorated Austrian china, Writing Paper hes WeSGARaEN | 9 i Fancy Needlework Teacups in pink floral border designs; reg> | 24 sueets oF paper ails 23 envelopes, in arto Actual Value i Poe : ; jee 1 0c, 5 p \f o’Clock HE Seetnes Cretonne and Imitation Filet Novelties UEKE:i7ood9 co0p00 4000 8 1B This home consisix of the following tia appear in your “qiulibition in our ware- (Third Fleet, Front) | Dessert Plates-7:_ 3 eee CRETONNE, LAUNDRY, SHOE & WORK BAGS, ei designs; sola re W HARLEM KEP UP UT WORK Residents in the Mount Morris sec- tion of New York are the latest per- ons who testify New York tor the poli: ham is ready burglars are not ‘Three more robbert re willing to nis a very quiet pl er Bing: but that! n to resting. | e added to > make oath, weather Oxfords, Made c with neat perforations at all—of Patent stylish last, seams. which they were made to sell. will find all sizes in the lot. Early discontinued lines of Women’s Boots and widths and matt kids black Russian calfskin Women’s Waists. 24 FI. WAISTS, made of white lawn, all-over front of heavy embroidery’ . made of cross-bar attern; tailored front of fine tucks, d with grad WAISTS, i two pretty models, open back and front, one trimmed with embroid- ery, the other with Val. lace tion handsome ye pte a embroid- lawn, ery and Val. lace forming V effect and trimmed below with lace inser- tion, tucked back, collar and cuffs, $1.29 Women’s’ Neckwear. lst FL HAND-EMBROID- COAT COLLARS Trimming Braids tat FI BLACK AND COLORED TRIMMING BRAIDS, in newest soutache and ralsed effects: suitable for dress and coat trimmings, im- ported to sell at 10c. to 75c. the yard; si Be to BD¢ Boys’ Suits a¢ FI. WASHABLE SUITS, made of Galatea, linen and poplin, plain white and in colors; with sailor or military collars; sizes 2% to 8 years; regularly peices, at $2.00 to $3.00: special at .. oe B19 BOYS’ Russian blouse st! “ambray Boys’ Caps iasemens. BOYS’ GOLF AND ETON CAPS, one hundred dozen in all; made of fi: blue serges, fine cassimeres and Plain cloths—dark ium shades; also in golf red and covert cloth; regu- lar value 40c, and 50c. each; sale, .2le Women’s $6. 00 Oxfords, $2.97. A small collection—not a few hundred pairs in Decidedly smart and worth the $6.00 for In addition: We snall place on sale at greatly reduced prices —odd sizes in patent leather with brown ooze n tops, and Blucher lace styles in brass trimmed; wov- BEDROOM — Golden L CR EDI Toren SUBERAL PURCHASE on), Washstand; tron i Grand Rapids Furniture. fe monvon! La CRETONNE SCARFS AND SQUARES, 65c, 85c, 1.10 CRETONNE GLOVE AND HANDKERCHIEF BOXES, 65. IMITATION FILET LACE SCARFS AND SQUARES, with lace and hemstitched edges, $$1.22 bue'Sacboned, bex- 100 ‘10.00 CUSHIONS TO MATCH, 44c, 85c,1.35 She owing’ Sia: 150 “* 15.00 IMPORTED HAND EMBROIDERED LAUNDRY BAGS, 1.00 Chine with & years’ 299 * 20,00 guurantee ; leather . Couch ¢ 300 30.00 3.50 iiintny West Twenty-third Street State, New Jersey, Pennsylvani Rhode R.H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices. WHITE wer a very tips and shoppers 35 inches B'way at 6th Av 34th to 35tia St. “Well, This Doesn’t Look Like ‘Hard Times!’ ” An Oft-Repeated Comment You Hear Among Throngs of MACY Shoppers. Financial flurries are gen erally supposed to have a bad effect on retail businesses. Folks either buy LESS or MAKE THEIR MONEY DO GREATER WORK. At such times this Macy business aiways shows its GREATEST GAINS, because this Macy strictly CASH system de- velops the FULLEST PURCHASING POWER of money. The increased business is apparent even to the casual visiter, whose astonishment at the size of the shopping crowds here finds expression in, “Well, this doesn’t look like ‘hard times!’ ” When money is “easy” it is apt to be spent with a free hand. Prices don’t count so much, Specialty shops, with their HIGHER PRICES for the SAME SORTS OF MERCHANDISE WE SELL, reap a harvest, maimy because they offer an air of quietness and freedom from the crowds that characterize this 80-department business. But in periods of depression, when prices DO count, that air of quietness is much LESS attractive than Macy prices—and the Macy business spurts accordingly. At ANY time money here has greater purchasing power than it has in any other store, because:— We sell for cash only; we give no discounts, pay no commissions, sanction no concerts, theatrical devices or schemes of any sort that add to the cost of collecting and distributing merchandise. We are STOREKEEPERS! Collecting and distributing merchandise along lines of least re- slstance—CASH lines—is the function of cur organization. That we “keep store” to the liking of a great army of people is evidenced by the throngs which inspire the remark:—“Well, this doesn’t look like ‘hard times!’ ” White Fabrics i« MERCERIZED CHIFFON MULL— a sheer, soft material with dots em- broidered in various sizes; suitable for waists, &c.; 27 inches wide; 35c. value, a yard . 2: MERCERIZED CHECK AND PLAID ’ A Men’s Pajamas and Robes lst Fl,, Bith St side, rear, MEN’ PAJAMAS, made in China, of fine quality Shantung silk, hand-finished, trimmed with frogs; all full sizes, $4.50 values; sale$3.74 MEN'S BLANKET ROBES, made of fine imported blankets, plain coiors, with jacquard figures; satin yoke piete. piped seams; Fi GRENADINE, in dainty openwork de- FSET) CET GUY, no.cn ppnnnesancnonnsaonsagonndonaagnns $1.98 Bena WGN laccieliects ea riinctiee wide; very desirable for waists, yok- Dressing Sacques and Petticoats | j#) ts fe: ss. sul: WOMEN'S DRESSING SACQU mide of dotted Swiss, collar trimmed with Val. lace insertion and edge; attached lace cuffs; tucked back.....89¢ LONG KIMONOS, made of figured lawn, tucked front and fancy bor. eras Seuihstsseurvintiancamamtgrecrerst: : >. 69¢ PETTIC made of black and whits check sateen, deep circular ruffle; bands of Black Sateen.....cscsescscesccscuessseseecueessens $1.28 | at Sparkling sold elsewhere at $10.00; our price ALL-IRON FRAME COUCH BEDS, wire spring, wool mattress and bolster, covered with cretonne; map be used as one double or two 2 CEDE ro sold elsewhere at $9.00; our oe ee aS empress SSID SSS salt sewers A eR) wren esc ES . $5. CUT GLASS SALAD OR BERRY BOW Sign, value £10.09), our regular price, $6 WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS, Bed Outfits and Couch Beds. 4h Fi, ENAMELLED IRON BEDS, 3-ft. size, made with heavy continuous posts, heavy Na- tional springs attached; head 44 inches high; foot high; cotton-filled mattress; regularly SN, ER TSE ir LS LISO Becks avoacu a Books at 98c First Floor, rear, Ancient Law—Ellen Glasgow: The Black Bag—L. J. Vance. Janet of the Dunes—H. Comstock: Car of Destiny—C. N. & A. N. Will- lamson. Virginie—Ernest Oldmeadow Prophet in Babylon—W. Dawson, The Great Secret—E. P. Oppenheim. The Lone Star—E. P. Lyle. The Yoke—Hubert Waies. Fruit of the Tree—E, Wharton: My Lady of Cleve oe +i P. Hartley. | A Fountain Sealed A. Sedgewick. The Settler—Herman Whittgker. Motber of the Man—Eden Puillpots. Shepherd of the Hills—H. B. Wright The Convert—Elizabeth Robbins. Light Fingered Gentry—Phillips. Comrade John—Merwin Webster. Blue Ocean's Daughter—C. T. Brady. My Merry Rockhurst—A. & E. Castle. Her Son—Vachell. Flying Death—S. H- Adams. Come and Find Me—E. Robins. Juvenile Books Main Floor, rear, Mother Goose. Through the Looking Glass. The Water Babies. Nursery Tales. Lives of the Presi- Regularly 14¢.| dents i Granny's Wonder- ful Chair, Sale, Ge Swiss Family Rob- | _Each inson, a Wood's Natural aoe Wonder Book Tales from Shakespeare. Robinson Crusoe. Adventures of a Brownie. The famous Ballantyf® Books for Bovs, sold rexularly at $1.50 39) vach; our price..... le The Gorilla Hunters. {Martin Rattler Ungava. j Cut Glass 9.inch size, rich de- ».87; special for this sale riy at 19¢; Tues- Ve (Third Floor, Front) made of wrought iron; Candlesticks-2s,21 »rou2, iron: Japanese Geisha candle-shade and holder; 25¢ n 32 sold regularly at 35c; Tucsday. Hey BusinessEnvelopes-*~2""" Body Brussels Rugs~:;2" | BusinessEnvelope: rere nS; a) 89 latest styles of type, assuring the Sp reads" doilies; in sheep ard ‘co whid: and full skin hangers sor der in pr or made to order to match any surround ings with Indian heads, crests, coats of arms, lodge emblems; hand painted in cil, burnt or sketched, n for burning; with name or monogeam buruc on in any style; regular price $3.50; Tuesday... (Third Floor, Center.) choice selection of colorings and des sold regularly at $2.95; Tucsday . ‘Fifth Floor, Front.) sible work; regular price $1.2 Third Hoor, Center) Women and Girls, at egul ces 19¢ to 25c ab 8 106 gular prices 19¢ to 25¢ a box; Lues Burnt_Leather Table A Very Remarkable Tuesday Bargain rn We offer you for to-morrow patent leather ‘‘Napoleon’’’ high top lace “shoes with narrow toes and Cuban heels (like illustration), in ali sizes. ‘ The price we ask for these shoes to-morrow would not ordinarily buy the leather used in their making. Remember, there are all sizes—no disappointment for any one. BN Tuesday at... ° 98e (Siegel Coope tore, Second Floor, 7 —in size 4.6x6.6; Axminster Rugs-' 73035 orings; sold Fegularly at $7.50; Wis 9 day Pure Olive Oil-Free tain, quatity triple clarified; Shipped direct from France to The Big Store; highly 5 recommended for medicinal and table pur. Poses; regular price 85c a can;Tuesday. 74¢ (Fourth Floor.) Cigars-i=™ Abbot Perfectos; domestic cigar; box of regularly $1.35; Tuesday... (Main Floor, Rear.) — Spring Coat Suiting—",,'": mannish mixtures; positively all wool and 56 inches wide; regular price $1 a yd.; Tuesday 69c ‘Main Floor, Front, 19th St.) (Fifth Floor, Front) W j j —for metal bedsteads; iron Ire Springs trames; witefabric: $e all sizes same price; regularly $4; Tuesday... (Fifth Floor.) —our No. 2 combination mat- Mattresses-o™,No 2,combination tat tom thickly padded with cotton; covered with a special grade of ticking; regularly $6.50; Teaday coosseess * $4.75 (kites ‘Floor —1 -inch Enameled Bedsteads-},:3;* posts; brass caps and vases; all sizes $9 15 i ice; regularly $4; Tuesday..... e ¥qQ—Wwool and fat amelie ceularlvisd Nu © | Printed Challis—7221 3% 2%" ia e terns; polka dots, ring and Persian des H Dolls’ Folding Go-Carts | ‘esuiat price 38c a yard; Tussday... 19¢ ashioned with closed reed sides; have reclining Sela rloory Events eth ot back and adjustable dash; gearing in malleanle iron 3 | with broad handle; rubber-tired whee: $1.50 Women Ss Robes made of heavy tipple ciderdown in pink, blue, cardinal and gray; collar and e3 trimmed with wide stitched satin band i 4 a good Sc 2 89e 1 regular price $2.50; Tuesday.......... i (Third Floor, Rear.) -imported semi - made ry Corset Covers inns: semizmade | worsted girdle, Others are excellent qual ty blanket robes, pretty patterns and co.ors; sieves, coviaran | 2.95 > —-Madeu. gash Infants’ Dresses—733° 4,232" prettily trimmed; with or without collars; sizes 1 to 3 years; regular price 40c; Tues- Ch ddddnodoncdd suonboseamurtooononoccsans 6 (Second Floor, Rear.) and pretty effects; regular Pricey) $1.50 to $2 each; Tuesday 75¢ 4 98¢ ‘Second Floor, Genter, ‘ . —Queen Port or Sherry Wine BEC quality; regularly 75c atull quart; Tuesday (Fourth Floor, Front) y. V. S. B. Hennessy Co- QNAC G2'isome Testy” $1.49 Shirt Waist Patterns-:: ity white India linen shirt waist patterns, stamped for eyelet, allover and tre 39 Cc regularly 7c each; T front trim. ed woth satin rib twisted girdle; reg. price $4 (second Floor, Rear.) —made oj Children’s Dresses and chambr.y; in pretty Noriolk o styles; prettily t:mmed with braids: 2 to 5 years; worth 50c; Tuesday. (Second Floor, Rear.) ront. (Third Floor, : 9 arrbenaun Doilies — 3272, 4¢, French, Renaissance Children’s Dresses-3"3°"?"; nligs with pure linen centers; | chavidray of excellent quality: or French regularly 25c¢ and 29¢ 15¢ madeleines 49e This Store is the Present Incoming New York | Terminal of the New Jersey Tunnel System |} —___Ask tor “S. & H.” Green Trading Stamps—We Give 74enm—