The evening world. Newspaper, June 23, 1908, Page 9

Mrs. T. St. John Gaffney Badly Hurt | In Runaway Accident in Havana pele u Has Arm Broken and Is Other- wise Injured in Jumping from Carriage. rse attach throwing Cammeyer Stamped on a Shoe. means Standard‘ Merit 6th Ave. and 20th St. he Test of Good Shoeimak- the structure or frame, ma- By ( ‘ ‘and edge. of. embroidery s, workmanship, fashior tafion readings a fig c Value 760%... Wate COs s, rkmanship, 0, & nerandhtinh of selection, were $1.08. (Second Floor.) “AM ° th 5 thi g bi (Second Floor.) A hese ings com nee make our footwear the highest 25c Vetlings, 9c degree of perfection. White, black and colored; tain, % Our shoes give longer service, ale Sete mei NT” Cay, “ce sain Bioor.) maintain their shape better and are finer in appearance than all thers. Men’sShoesat$5.00 THEE DAYS: BRIDE. TO SEK FRFEDON Miss Monahan Says Wisdom Has Another Wife With Two Children. Miss Elizabeth Monahan, as she now alls herself, of No. 45 r Brooklyn, declares that proceedings for the annulment of her marriage to Willlam J. Wisdom, who was her husband for three days. Miss Monahan first met Wisdom at ‘@ reception in aid of St. Agnes's Roman Catholic Church, Brooklyn. She !s nineteen years old, and a devoted mem ber of the church. | The two were married on June 3 in ®t. Agnes's Church by Mgr. Duffy. Wi Wom provided a home on Sixtieth street, near Fifth avenue, Brooklyn. On the U-CAN-B- Gout Shoe. the side of his wife at fhe having been pain He had anta to- Koch’e Uptown Pricve Make Down- town Shopping an Extravagance. @ Weanesaay Morning Sales. From 8 A. M. Till 12 Noon. is. Every article especially selected from our regular stocks and priced AT OR NEAR TO COST tor tour hours only. No ‘phone mail or O. D. orders filled. Quantities restricted to prevent deilers buying. $5 Mid-Summer Hats, 3.19 35c¢ Corset Coders, 19¢ inseruion and edge ef bbon 49c Dress Fabrics, 9c Sacrificing an !mmense assortment of ce su er euitings in stripes ids and plain weaves, all jues up to ie. 9QOC (Main Floor.) 49c Belts, 25¢ [Ul eateN » Women’s 35c Underwear, 19c RIBBED VESTS with trimmed Val. edge and lace insertion fronts; also Umbrella T.ghts, In white, | BELTS, bli h Grecian | SILK aizes each $1.08 Books 29¢ 7c Women’s Night Gotns, 49c | Of nainsook; V neck, with insertion {Main Floor.) J5c Huck or Bath Towels, 9c HEMMED Ht v1 : bordere, ED PURI IIT extra size and tively at ltgc, price, per Qg | 69¢ Coored Taffeta, ie ull line of an 45. All covers, also white and reg. uc. yard. (iain Floor.) quality; ‘ end ise. morning doz., $1.00, each... (Main Floor.) 19¢ Rachings, 12c CREPE LISSE, white or black, lace and net ruching; value . we yd... Reeser ee | so.d 6 39¢ German Siiber Parse, 15c Embossed with floral designs and fin- ished in French gray; long 5c wrist chain, reg. 3c.. oe «(Main Floo: $1.25 F.amed Pictures, 59¢ Horse combinations, in 3-n. black frames (3 pictures in one); beauti- fully ornamented with horseshoes, bit and whip; size 1bY4x8ls 5y¢ regularly 20.606 oe ird 75¢ Cups and Saucers, 39c Of Carisbad China; ovide shape; aold regularly for per hal dozen........ a 39c (Basement.) 35: Dressing Sacques, 19¢ F Notions Below Cost DRESS AND SHIRT WAIST SHIELDS, light weigat, ac trimmed, reget, prev’? TC ELASTIC SHIR BELTS; reg. 10c.. (Main Floor.) Of nainsook, with ruffle of torchon | ‘ of pretty Aower lace and tucks; or of camoric, with | For women: of Bitty neo 19¢ Value ee “(Second Fioor.) pe 59¢ Women’s Lawn Sacques,39c Of lawn, with peers and white polka, dots; ‘also checks y 3 edged with lace; value 53 39c (Second Floor.) hemstitched tucks; 3c : 19¢ (Second Flo Women’s $2.50 Tub Skirts, 98¢ A manufacturer's sample line, slight- ly soiled, ymd an accumulation of his over stock and cance! iT orders; they are of fine white linon, gored or plaited models, with and with- | 40c Laund-y Soap, ten cakes, 25 night of 6, three days after th ' ‘ Ot One worth lees db ceremony, a woman, accomapnied by | Shoes recommended by Physicians Se ey ee OD ere OOK YS FAIRBANKS RENOWNED MAS- two small children, called and declarea | fOr Flat Feet and. Fallen Insteps, (Third Floor. CO Pa toncenkentth 25c Black and Russet Yard Wide Shoe. Bunion Shoe.. Soft Toe Straight True Form Extra fonahan was a bigamlst. ‘3 fooling you.” exclaimed the caller. “I married him three years ago in St Thomas's Church and these are bis Madldren.”* $5.00 and $7.00 -84.00 $4.00 Summer Dres es,2.59 =| ——-———-———— > WOMEN'S WASHABLE DRESSES, Boys’ $2 Wash Suits, 98c jumper and complete | Russian styles, for boys 2% to 8 years; in white and eat ade of duck, linen and chambray, patterns of stripes tan and red, also in bretelle, dress effect: ored 1 lawns, peroiles and chambrays; newe: and Ww: 2 returned to her father, | Shoe ..seeseeeesereeeseeneens pecan gate’ a Here niver Jam fonanan next day Wis- "9 embroideries or plain tan; sold formerly at dom, who is ac came for her, | Rubber Wading Boots. Value $400 2.59 | #00 and ‘more at 98C but she refused to him. While he | Waterproof Leather Hunting Boots. (Thir (Third Floor.) was there Mrs. Wisdom No. 1 appeared f He told wife No. 2 acct Russia Calf Teamis Shoes. to pay any attention to what she Yachting Shoes of all kinds. White Canvas and White Buck Shoes. ss Monahan went to St. Thomas's Church and alleges she found the rec- ord of her husband's first’ marriage. Miss Monahan said last night that all she wanted was to be free from the vows made at the altar. Our Shoes for young men are the same models and the same highest grade Footwear as our Men’s Shoes, and in all leathers. SS DUDLEY FARLEY PHELPS DEAD. Dudley Farley Phelps, who retired in 102 after rty years of contin- ous service as chief of the law depart- ment of the custom house at this p Lloyd's great 0 with the Sammer, is dead at the home of his sisters, her ular ballad. “When It's Moonlight Misses Phelps, in Beacon street, Bos ay ther Prairie: Notify. your newedesier Mr. Phelps was sixty-three years old. “in tlme. Edition limited. Special Sale Waists, Suits, Lingerie Dresses, Etc. A very attractive collection, Made of extra atiste with embroidery and insertions, in an Value $7.50. Lingerie Waists : ie quality o extensive variety of patterns, Price $3.75. Jabot Lawn Waists: White grounds with black, brown, pink, lavender or blue stripes, Full jabot tromt. Very attractive, Price $3.75. Value $7.50. Tailored Linen Waists: Of our own manufacture, Made of ‘splendid quality of Pure Linen in this season’s model, Price $2.50. In addition to the above Specials, our regular stock includes @ very large assortment of Madras waists at $3.50, 4.00 and asorand Irish Dimity Waists at $3.50 and 4.50, all in exclusive mod French Lingerie Dresses: Exceptional value. Made of a beauti. ‘ul Imported White Batiste, trimmed with novelty borders of all white, or in soft color tones, including black. Pre, $18.00. Value $45.00 Other models at $12.00, reduced from $18.00, and $18.00, reduced from $32.50. Linen Suits: plain and striped Linens, natural and white ; grounds with colored borders. In attractive new styles, Price $15.00. Reduced from $25.00 and $28.00. In addition we show a very complete line of Princess Jumper Dresses at $18.00 and upwards; Linen Coats at $10.00, 15,00, 48,00 and upwards, and a full line of plain White or natural color Linen Skirts at $5.00, 8.50, 10,00 and 15.00 each, 5th Ave. & 34th St Opposite 2g Waldort-Astoria Next Sunday’ World will contain Rosle hit, “It Always Comes ‘companion plece to : 35¢ Women’s Drawers, 19¢ }.00 These Important Economies All Day Wednesday: Laces and Handkerchiefs FRENCH VAL. EDGES AND INSERTIONS; 42 to 1%2 inches wide; value 25c. to 55c. per dozen yards.......s.sseeeeeeeeee eters tees ee ee es 19¢ and 29 WOMEN'S CROSSBAR AND INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS; ) Value 10c. also colored and plain. c Each Doz. MEN'S COLORED AND PLAIN HANDKERCHIEFS. ) 5c 55c WOMEN'S HAND-EMBROIDERED, UNLAUNDERED HAND- (MAGEE forse ac! oz KERCHIEFS; also a manufacturer's sample line of plain 5 ep von c +45 and crossbar effects. yet crs sat ects Ii ej Se LTE get EEE 29c Taffeta Ribbon, 18c TAFFETA RIBBON; fine quality; heavy and lustrous; 54 inches wide, in a large assortment of colors, also black and w suitable for sashes, 18c egularly, 296:; yards... .....cessreessessse hair bows and millinery; Men’s 50c Underwear, 29c MEN'S BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR; combed yarn; shirts short sleeves with French necks; drawers with pearl buttons and suspender straps; re- {nforced seats arid double stitched bands; regular value 50c.; each.... 29c Misses’ and sissy ant, $5.50 Dresses, $3.90 BRETELLE AND OVERWAIST DRESSES, in fine lawns. percales, ginghams and madras; in all the newest colorings and popular patterns, either striped or figured. Some of these models introduce a new sleeve effect, with trim- mings of self, lace}’dnd embroideries. Sizes 14 to 18 years or 32 to Value $5.50... .. 3.90 34 bust. 19c Fancy White Goods, 85c CORDED DIMITIES, CHECKS, COMBINATION PLAIDS, LACE STRIPES, ETC.; sheer, cool fabrics for warm weather wear, A gpecial purchase of 45c. and 19c. qualities; per vard....... 8c Between Lenox 125th St. West, & Seventh Aves Sh AR Ea a &. Altman & Cn. WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S MILLINERY (FIRST FLOOR) W MEN'S OUTING HATS IN A VARIETY OF STYLSS. UNTRIMMED HATS AND MILLINERY,,MATERIALS, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S HATS, AT A SPECIAL SALE TO-MORROW WILL BE OFFcRED UNTRIMMED HATS CME ere TRIMMED HATS. . . . . (WEDNESDAY) AT $1.25 & 2.00 AT 5.00 & 7.50 34th Street, 35th Street aud 5th Anew, Specially Constructed Fur Storage Winter Tempereture and Pure Dry Air in fire, burglar and moth - proof vaults just the simple, moderate-sized hats that women are looking for. Young Women’s Serge and Pongee Suits, $15.75 Instead of $25 to $32.50 Up-to-the-minute models of popular white English serge and of silk pongee, Jackets with semi-fitted backs and lined with fine taf- feta silk; skirta full plaited and fold-trimmed. These handsomely tailored suits are from a noted maker of young women’s suits. His selling season waning, we se- cured them at unusual con- cessions, so they are marked at $15.75, instead of $25 to $32.50, the regular retail values. Sizes for 14, 16 and 18 years, ‘Third Moor, Old Bunding. Trimmed Hats City, seashore or country—these pretty Summer hats are appropriate for all three. Milan straw hats, in various colors, made in Paris in Panama shape, and simply trim- med with ribbon or a silk scarf— We trimmed up some of these as an experiment—they went like a flash. Here are 100 more—lots of variety—tomorrow at : $2.50 Each Main aisle, Old Butlding. PARIS LINGERIE The Wanamaker way of bringing over Paris lingerie has robbed it of expensiveness. most delicate needlework, th The @ softest, finest materials, join in making the garments delightfully dainty—yet placing our large orders direct in Paris, and allowing plenty of time, work wonders in keeping the price down, : French percale; hand-embrold- ered, and finished with hand- worked scalloped edge; some with eyelets run with ribbon: Nightgowns at $1.50, $2, $2.25 and $2.50—Low neck; shortsleeves. Chemises, 75c $1, $1.25, $1.50. Corset Covers at 65c, $1, $1.25 and $1.50—Low neck, plain or em- broidered fronts. Drawers at 85c, $1, $1.25, $1.50 —Deep ruffle, embroidered, Petticcats at $1.35, $2, $2.25 and $2.50—Scalloped edge or sprays of embroidery; plain hemmed underfiounce. [SHOES | Summer Shoe Sale maintains its interest, Shoes for Men, $2, $2.85 Shoes for Women, $1.35, $1.65 and $2.50 Values, of well-made shoes in Suunmer styles you want, run from $2 to $6, Prices are reduced a third to half. But if these lots don’t con- tain exactly the shoes you want— The Wanamaker Reliable $3 Shoes for Women offer a full supply of desirable Summer styles: Patent Coltskin Gibson Ties Tan Russia Calfskin Blucher Oxfords Dull-finished Kid Gibson Ties Tan Calf Sailor and Garden Ties And all staple sorts, besides. The Wanamaker Wear- Well $3 Shoes for Men contain an equally wide choice of high and low shoes for men's Summer wear. Men's Shoes, Main floor, New Bldg. Women's Shoes, Main ‘floor and Base- ment, Old CHILDREN’S DRESSES Some cool Summer frocks for little folks from 2 to 4 years old, bear prices far below the regular values. They are made of percale and are daintily trimmed and finished. e r sy a Building: ite th of dotted pr stitched band At SSc, were $ Bloomer Suits black-and-white checked percale, trimmed with navy blue bands » were fSc—Roinpers of cked gingham, square neck, and short sleeves, with pocket. Sizes 1 to 6 yrs. ¢ a 10-k. JEWELRY There are some ieces of jewelry one {kes to have made of solid gold— here they are, a fine assortment of everyday, personal pieces, yet In- expensive for Summer use, be- cause all 10 k. Handy Pins, 75¢ to $2.50. Brooches, 75¢ to $11.50. Scarf Pins, 75c to $4 Collar and Veil Pins, $5, Links, $1.50 to $5.25. Tie Clasps, $1 to $4.50, Belt, Buckle and Pin, $4.75 to $50, Main floor, Olt Bullding Tbe to Formerly A, T. Stewart & Co. All hand-made and hand-em- broidered; of sheer nainsook; some lace-trimmed: Nightgowns at $3, $3.75, $4, $4.50, $5, $5.50, $7, $7.78, $8, $9.75, $10, up to $42.50. Chemises at $1.50, $1.75, $2, Ty f/Utafe, ro Store Closes at 5.30 P. M., including Saturdays Lunche Clams auGratin Roast Rib of Beer New Potatoes Buttered Beeta ‘Cold Slaw Cold Roast Vent String Bean Salad Lemon Pie Chartreuse Punch Chocolate Ice Cream Parker Houses Roll Tea or Coffee 60 Cents. Wanamaker Restaurant. TAILORED SUITS Just sixty of our women’s handsome tailored suits, the earlier values of which were $45 to $60, are marked for tomorrow at $35 each —their first reduction from full prices. The styles are ex- ceptionally choice, comprising many of the favorite new models in groups of two or three. Among them are; Silk-lined voiles, with Paquerette shoulder and sleeves, trimmed with taffeta, brald, or appliqued with lece. Coat Suits in large checks, semi-fitting, single-breasted sack coats. The smart Trotteur Suits, in broken checks, double-breasted, semi- fitting coat, turnover collar and cravat of satin; in invisible striped and checked navy blue suitings. Fine Panama cloths, in fancy cutaway style, with pique vest. Chevron suitings with 3-button cutaway; large patch pockets. Black and blue Panama cloth, trimmed with braid and buttons; dressy coats with the Paquerette sleeves. The skirts are made in either gored or plaited models. This is rare good news for women who wiah stylish suits for Summer traveling. Also a group of Khaki Suits, trimmed with velvet; for- merly special value at $15; now $10 a suit. ora 'butidin. BATHING SUITS Many Smart models for women, ranging from $4.50 to $15, for suite of brilliantine and mohair; at $15 to $21, of taffeta silk. Out of scores of effective new styles we select three inex- pensive models for descriotion, Trim, tasteful, as neatly finished as higher-priced suits, aid made of materials that dry quickly after a dip into the sea. The plaited skirts and blouses are generously cut, the latter with round or square neck, braid-trimmed or with big collar, shield and tie: At $2—Of black or blue surf cloth; full blouse, sailor collar, trimmed with white braid; short sleeves; full-plaited skirt. At $3—Of black or blue Drilliantine; collarless; shield of white brillfantine, effectively trimmed with white braid. At $4—Same, with full plaited blouse, collarless; gored skirt. Bathing Oaps and Shoes Cape of pure rubber, black or tan, | | Silk Bathing Bonnets, plain, $1; 2c and 40. fancy colors, $1.25, Sateen Caps, plain colors and with Rathing Shoes, black or white, 25c polka dots, 25c. | and S0c a pair. Taff.ta silk Caps, plain colors, High Grecian Sandals, $1. B0c, | Bathing Bags, S0c. Third floor, id Bullding. SILKS Black Japanese silks, dyed in Lyons, have the admirable lightness and coolness of the habutai weave, combined with the fast color that the French are so well Fancy Plaid Silk Caps, 75c. $2.25,$3,$3.25, $3.50, up to $18. Corset Covers at $1.75, $2.25, $3.75,$5,$5.50,$6, $7, up to $11. Drawers at $1.75, $2.25, $2.50. $2.75, $3, $3.50, $3.75 to $16.50. Petticoats at $3, $3.50, $3.75, | $7.50, $8, $8.75, $9, up to $70. Fourth floor, Old Bullding MEN’S SUITS The maximum of Summer comfort in men’s clothing is found in the light-weight two-piece, or “OUTING” SUITS, made of thin, but excellent materials, and with only enough lining to make them keep their good shape. Of course, such suits have to be even more than us- ually well tailored—we show many handsome patterne that are; at prices very moderate for the excellence of the suits —$15 to $30. Lots of other cool clothing for hot weather, too, in the Wanamaker Clothing Store for Men. MEN’S SHIRTS, $1 Plaited-bosom shirts of white madras--- ceol as a cucumber, and as good-looking and desirable for Summer wear as can be devised. We pride ourselves upon the excellence of the shirts we sell for 31—these are right up to the standard, and would easily class with usual $1.50 kinds, Splendidly made and laundered, with cuffs attached or detached. Sizes 14 to 1634—$1 each. main tioor, Men’s Bathing Suits Men's 82 to $3.50 Bathing Suits at $1.25 Boye’ 81.50 to $2.60 Bathing Suite at 95c All are two-piece wool jersey cloth suits, from a man- ufacturer who is giving up the business, and are in every way just the sort of suite that men are buying eagerly, this 90.degree weather, at full prices, All perfect—we have sold thousands just like them, in fact, trom this very maker, to New York men. Men's sizes are 34 to 44; boys’ sizos 26 to 84. There are some plain black and navy blue suits, also navy blue with end stripes of red or white, black with red, Oxford or light gray with red or white, In spite of the fact that the purchase 1s a large one, the suits will find owners very quickly at their low prices Men’s, $1.25 Boys’, 95c MEN’S SOCKS | 12%c a pair for regular 25c socks—made within the last two weeks by a maker who hated idle ma- chinery, and took our order for 12,000 pairs of these splen- did socks at the lowest price we ever heard of tor such quality; FULL FASHIONED COTTON SOCKS in fast black, tan, gray and cadet blue, with double soles and toes and high spliced heels. 12%ca air, instead of 25c. And these other Udbits of offerings of Summer Rosier; tor men: 50c Socks at 35c a Pair, Three Pairs for $1 vonty splendid styles of our this season's stock, all imported, and even less than such q y brings elsewhere Black and color able to obtain, 75c Quality at 50c Yd. Fine Main floor, New Bldg. w Bldg. Main. floor, New Building. much 1 4s, in various patterns—side clocks, embroidered fronts, fancy 3, etc 75c and $1 Socks at 50c a Pair r handsome yported styles for this season—simp!. n lines now, rathe F threa nan later, Fine lisle nb! ects Main floor, New Building patterns—p aids. stripes, on dlack and colored grec JOHN WANAMAKE dresses and waists are needed. The present fine lot is guaranteed fast black, and spot-proof and waterproof as well, which, we bought it to sell at the usual wholesale price—in two grades; both 27 inches wide: Besides $1 Quality at 65c Yd. ot-weather news, when so many* cool traveling Second floor, Old Building. [| walsts | Es Japanese silk is an {deal fabric for Summer waists, especially for traveling wear. It 1s delightfully cool, very service- able, easy to pack and may be earily washed many a time when a laundry fs not accessible, Here are some fine new groups of Japanese Silk Waists in black and white, at specially low prices: Three Models at $4.50, Usually $6.75 ‘ Model 1—Pointed yoke of fine plaits, cluster plaits in back, three-quarter length sleeves, Model 2—Pretty yoke of lace with insertion and hand-work, plaited below yoke; open in back. Model 3— Allover embroidery, with small Valenctennes lace yoke; back of fine plaits, open in back. Also two other attractive groups: At $2.75, instead of $3.75 At $3.50, instead of $5 Fourth floor, Old Bullding, WOMEN’S HANDBAGS The leathers and styles of most of these very handsome handbags we selected ourselves, and had them made up as exact duplicates of bags regu- larly sold by us at $3.50 and $4. These, however, are $2.50 Each And if you want bags that are convenient, very smart, and re- markably low-priced, the entire lot will go In a jiffy, They are in genuine matt seal, pigskin, natural long grain and calf alligator leather, in brown, tan and green. 8 and 9 inch frames, 5% and 6 inch deep, lea- ther-Iined, and fitted with purse. All gilt frames, or gUt clasps. $3.50 and $4 values at $2.50 each. Main floor, Old Bi nk: BOYS’ SUITS Odd sizes in boys’ Summer suits get their walking papers. They are hand- some all-wool mixtures, In Nor- folk and double-breasted styles, with knickerbockers, for boys of 8 to 16 years. Former prices were $6.50 and $7.50, tomorrow $4.50 a suit Main floor, New Building, And, in the Basement Store, a similar clean-up of $5 Suits, sizes § to 16 years, at $3.50 a suit. Broadway, Fourth avenue Eighth to Tenth street