The evening world. Newspaper, October 21, 1908, Page 9

BULOARANS AND TURKS IN CLA, 60 ARE KLLED Reported Engagement on the Frontier, with Bulgars Heaviest Losers. | GALONICA, Oct. %—Seventy Bul- @arians and ten Turks are reported to Rave been killed in an encounter be- tween troops on the frontler at Djour maya. A Bulgarian band, while trying to en~ ter Turkish territory near Palanka, was bert! surrendered on charmes of etent- Ing $2,000,010 from the Danish Govern: | ment. Misa Molly Meehan, of No. 206 Greene avenue, Brooklyn, who wae bridesmaid, accompanted Mr. Murphy home, Mr, Murphy |e ® newspaper man. other. Lepage tes on the liner were Mr. and Mrs. A.B. Johnson. Mr, John- nie agent of the ling as well as msul to this city. How to Wash Cut Gl . washing cut glass, but if one is not at hand pad the metal dish sink with soiled glass linen towels or any soft pieces of cotton. Wash the glass in warm suds, made by dissolving a tea- spoonful of Gold Dust washing pow- der in a pan of warm water; use a soft brush to clean the surface, rinse in water of the same temperature. After the glass has been carefully) dried on glass Iinen use a camel's hair brush to polish the cut surface. To clean the inside of water bottles insert a very thin glass linen towel and force to all parts of the bottle with a wire holder that can be pur. It la best to use a wooden tub for as at any five cent counter. annihilated, according to another report. BELGRADE, Oct. %1.—There is in- tense rage over the treatment in A’ trian territory of a celal envoy, Gen. Vukotitch, from the Prince ef Mon- tenegro to the King of Ser: He was halted by Austrian police et! Agram and forcibly detained for quite a | while, finally being released and al-| wey lowed to proceed, but without his or He careless eee os lasace by inexperienced cler. la a crime erly or baggage. His arrival here was | wht tollowed by a great demonstration, \to which you may become a ps unless you employ ( wt DAUGHTER OF MINISTER EGAN HOME, A BRIDE. Eyesight Crime ) our Skitied Eye Doctors of Experience. | A. W. BREWSTER, M.D. | 11 years Brooklyn Eye and Ear Hospitals. | EDW. JOHNSON, M.D. ‘Many years in private practice. MARCUM KENYON, M. D. years Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital, On the steamer Heligoland, of the Seanidinayian-American line, which ar- rived to-day after a tempestuous voy- M. LINDEROTH, age, were J. Elmer Murphy, of Wash-| Late Brooklyn Eye and Far Hospital ington, and his bride, Patrice, daughter | Glasses Always at Moderate Prices. of Maurice Francis Egan, Minister to e }: Ehilihkdeons Denmark. They were married in Copen- ESTABLISHED hagen Sept. 10. At the marriage the couple received Nearlyaso Years, 350 Sixth Avenue 1274 Broadway congratulatiohs from the Pope, Presl- | dent Roosevelt, the King and Queen of Denmark, King Edward, and from Al-| 191 Nassau St, | 21 Broadway beret, the former Danish Minister of! Near Ann St. | Astor Houses Finance, who begged from attending. Two days later, to be excused At | 223 Sixth Avenue, near 15th St. Stern Brothers To-morrow, Thursday A large collection of High Cost Imported Novelty Silks comprising Chiffon and Taffeta Borders, 54 inches wide, Satin and Taffeta Pompadour, Crepe Broche, Velvet Stripe Crepe de Chine, Printed Messalines, etc., at Decided Reductions from Prevaiiing Prices Tea Gowns, Negligees « Kimonos in all the newest fabrics To-morrow, at Exceptionally Low Prices $7.95, 16.50 CHINA SILK GOWNS, with Lace Insert!on, FRENCH FLANNEL GOWNS, trimmed with Embroidery, 11.50 ALBATROSS GOWNS, trimmed with Lace, * 9.00 EIDERDOWN ROBES, trimmed with Satin, 5.75 BLANKET ROBES, trimmed with Satin, 3.75 An Important Offering of Men’s Fall & Winter Underwear Medium Weight Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, e Each 65¢ White or Natural Gray Merino, Medium Weight, and Natural Gray, Heavy Weight, Shirts and Drawers, Each 98° Silver Gray Wool Shirts and Drawers, z in light or medium weight, Each $1.25 English Natural Gray Wool, Medium Weight, and Imported “Hygeia” Linen Mesh Shirts and Drawers, At the Special Price of 1.95 _—————— ———————————————————————_—_____—————___ French Lace Curtains At Special Reductions 450 Prs, Hand-made Renaissance Sold Usually at $4.50 to 9.50 Pr, at $3.75, 5.50, 7.50 Leather Goods IMPORTED MINIATURE AUTOMOBILE BAGS AND CASES, ENVELOPE & HAND BAGS, TOURIST, GLOVE & HANDKERCHIEF CASES, LORED TOOLED LEATHER IN WRITING FOLIOS, MEMORANDUM PADS, BOOK COVERS AND STATIONERY SETS. ‘ Unusual Values IMPORTED HAND BAGS, with two handles and Inner frame, in alligator calf, black and colored morocco and levant, a $2,905 VANITY ENVELOPE BOOKS,~ in pig skin, patent leather and black morocco, a 3,25 MMPORTED HAND BAGS WITH WATCH, in black and colored leather, B at $5.95, 7.50 / IMPORTED FRAMES OF BRONZE, ENAMEL, EMBROIDERED SILK, TAPESTRY AND WOOD IN NEW AND EFFECTIVE DESIGNS. IMPORTED METAL FRAMES, CABINET SIZE, IMPORTED SILK FRAMES, with rich heavy garland decoration, four sizes, 98c, 1.25 # $2.25 © 8,50 West Twenty-third Street Lg Store Closes Che inamofirdfre NS MO Penamafy dre The MEN'S STORE (New Wanamaker Building) The whole ground floor of our new building, set apart for the exclusive, prompt and satisfactory serving of men and boys, and filled, at this very moment, with the best kinds of Fall and Winter wearing apparel. Of which, these specific notes: Men’s SHIRTS and SCARFS Ready-to-Wear w # To-Order The wide diversity of styles and prices that characterize this fine collection of Men's Scarfs and Shirts, and materials for making them to order, is typical of every division of this Men's Furnishing Store. Spaciousness, variety, exc/usiveness—all lend attractiveness. Many things are here in the way of handsome shirtings, rich neckwear silks, luxurious lounging robes, gathered by our experts from far and wide, for the approval of the New York man who knows how to dress, Among them : ENGLISH and FRENCH NECKWEAR SILKS, in| out. We are showing some particularly good-looking shirts denutiful, exclusive designs, for Scarfs to Order. The pat-| for Fall wear, of handsome percales, printed in most effec- terns and colorings range from grave to gay, from reserved | tive stripes, with plaited bosoms, attached cuffs, at $1.50. to striking. Qualities are superb. We make these silke up |The assortment of shirts at $1 has no rival in variety or in any desired style of scarfs, at $1.75 to $2.50, excellence, Smart shirts from our own workrooms, of im- SCARFS READY-TO-WEAR. Without any doubt at | Ported madras, at $2. all, the finest collection of men’s neckwear in the city, at} MATERIALS FOR SHIRTS-TO-ORDER. We select the largest price-range. At 50c, $1, $1.50 and $2 there are | these abroad, taking pains té secure exclusive patterns for superb assortments of the latest colorings and patterns— | negligee and colored stiff-bosom ehirts, and the collection is each scarf made up in the best possible manner for its price. | wonderfully attractive. The fabrics we put into our Eve- The prevailing ehape is the folded-end four-in-hand, 2%4-in. | ning Dress Shirts are excellent; and the fit and making are wide, to tie in a small knot with the lock-frontcollar. Many in all cases irreproachable, For which reason we have a handsome new striped effects are shown in satin and repp| constantly widening circle of satisfied customers, silk, Colored Shirts, of imported materials, $3.50 to $7.50 SHIRTS READY-TO-WEAR. Another unexcelled White Dress Shirts, $2 to $5. display, presenting a variety of materiale and patterns to] OTHER INTERESTING groups of Men's Furnishings suit every man. include luxurious Angora Garments, of which we are sole All materials are carefully selected, and the style and|importers, Paris Louyging Robes, House Coats, Evening finish of the shirts are the best that skilled makers can turn | Dress Protectors, and so on. Mitin floor, New Building. And Now It Is Certainly Time for Your FALL OVERCOAT It has been good weather, so far, for the man who knew he aa needed a new overcoat, but has been putting off buying it. Now it's our turn-—and we are ready to help you right into as fine an over- coat as you care to wear, beginning with the best overcoats sold in the city today at $15, and winding up with a splendid group at $38. A little extra emphasis on our OVERCOATS at $16.50 because fhey are particularly good for the price, and a great many men are buying them with outward and visible signs of satisfaction. Seven different models are sold at this very moderate price, all of them in the Chesterfield style, which easily leads the others in popularity. Five of the seven are in handsome fancy cheviots, in the new shades of browns, greens and blues. The coats are 40 and 42 inches long, with loose backs and self collars. The other two are in black and Oxford gray, 42 inches long, lined with fine serge, full silk- faced to edge. $16.50 each. They are fit examples of Wanamaker clothing excellence, dur- other overcoats at higher or lower prices. Men’s Derbies at $1.75 Little imperfections in finish showed up under critical inspection in the “bodies” of these hats, hence the maker could not use them for his $3.50 and $5 grades, as he intended. But they don’t affect the service of the hat, and are pretty hard to discover, - #2: The leathers, bindings and trimmings are excellent, and the hats are in a variety of correct Fall and Winter blocks. Black and shades of brown. A clear saving of $1.75 to $3.25 on your new Derby— Perhaps you'll be minded to invest some of your savings in one q of these favorite and stylish Green Soft Hats---“De Brazza” Model---at $1.75 They are exact copies of the wonderfully popular soft hat we brought over from Paris, and in- troduced here, earlier in the season. Soft texture, clear green tone, very comfortable—a lot of style and quality in a soft hat for $1.75! The @ $5 Shoes for Men These splendid shoes need no introduction to a large and ever-increasing group of men, But we want to bring them within the ken of every man who is accustomed to paying five dollars for his shoes—or a little more—and expecting correct style, proper finish, positive comfort and long service for his money, We can give the $5 man betfer shoes than he has ever had before at the price, and satisfy the man who has paid $6. The \\ shoes are constantly being improved,—by our own efforts, and our contact with the Men’s Union Suits Hard to make the man who has ever worn these suits to go back to the separate under gar- ments, Comfortable, no double thickness around the waist, no Sagging or “working up.” And— here—the finest stock in New York to choose from. And so our customers confirm our own judgment, THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1908, Store Closes Gre Hrnam.af’ rd/ore at 6 P, M. Oe ruomefy df The WOMAN’S STORE (Old Stewart Building) i A fashion show of much charm, gathered from foreign style centers and our own | American designers ; complete stocks of the staple sorts of wearing apparel tor cold | weather needs; interesting offerings of, specially-priced merchandise—these are the / threetold attractions of this beautiful Store for Women. | 1$30 for These Stylish Tailored Suits Another example for our continuing alertness, in producing these beautifully tailored suits for women, up to the latest minute in style, at very moderate prices. The present model proclaims its f gn inspiration at a glance. Lines are distinctly ehice—the coat hanging perfectly straight from the shoulder, with a straight under-arm seam which does away with the curve at the hips, and giving the desirable tall, slender appearance to the figure. The coat is 43 inches long, single-breasted, slightly cutaway, fastened with six braided buttons, | has large, iow pockets, high Danton collar, finished with scarf of satin, and closely fitting coat sleeves, | with cording of satin, and buttons. The skirt is clinging, gored style, the seams finished with inverted plait. { Material is fine broadcloth, in black, brown, blue and wistaria, i Suits of much character and attractiveness—$30. Second floor, Old Building. \ ability and character—and differ in these respects in nowise from our | The selection of Fall andWinter § | wearers, their suggestions, and criticisms. Unnecessary to print a catalog of lasts and leath- ers—come expecting to find exactly the shoes you need, in the new Fall and Winter models now ’ », Men's Fall Gloves Men’s Woolen Socks Right for Autumn wearing; smart in cut; reli- We carry a splendidly varied stock of these a z ‘ 2 . year, and many more during cold weather. The quick service for men in a hurry—just mside the following sorts we imported direct, and they pre- Broadway docr—Ninth street corner. 37 4c @ pair—Medium-weight black cashmere or natural $1, $1.25, §1.50 and §2 @ pair, wool; sizes up to 12 inches in black. Mocha Gloves, soft velvet finish, $1.50 a pair. soft, Heavy-weight black cashmere, made in England, English black ribbed cashmer: Reynier Gloves—The finest French gloves, and alto gether the best gloves made for men, In pique kid and] “°@ Initne malghis sas BL nORRIAAB fe A Splendid Storeful of BOYS’ CLOTHING interested in the subject—have been saying pleasant things about this unusually fine collection of Fall and Winter style in Boys’ Boys’ Clothing in the craft. We are pleased, because we think the clothing deserves all we have spent nearly half a century bettering our knowledge of the clothing business, carefully designed and made, to look well and wear long, as the best workman can compass, And the variety of patterns, colors as of his parents. Price ranges: Russian Blouse Suits, sizes for 3 to 7 years, Sailor Suits, sizes for 5 to 10 Norfolk and Double-breasted Suits, knickerbocker trousers, sizes for 8 to 17 years, $5 to $18. Reefers, in plain and mixed chevjots, sizes for 3 to 12 years, $5 to $16, Overcoats, in cheviors, friezes and fancy overcoatings, sizes for 8 to 17 fii costae Main floor, New Building. able in quality; here in plentiful assortment, with | C°™fortable Socks, which some men wear all the sent unusual value-for-price: Tan Capeskin Gloves, broad cut—to pull on eaaily—at 50c @ palr—Medium-weight black cashmere, fine and Gray Deerskin Gloves—long-lived ‘and stylish, $2 a pair. 75c a pair—J. R. Morley’s black cashmere or natural capeskin, $2.50 a pair. 1] Coxwold !ama wool, both guaranteed unshrinkable. Admiring parents, men in the trade—everybody who is Clothing—all built Wanamaker-fashion by the best makers of the good said of it, It is the best we know how to produce, and Wanamaker Boys’ Clothing is all-wool, silk-sewed, and as and styles is sure to meet every tastethat of the boy's as well years. $5 to $10. All the above in serges, cheviots, velours and worsteds, years, $5 to $18. Main floor, New Building, Formerly A, T, Stewart & Co, Combination Suits is all ready; In ecru cotton, $150 to $4, In bjue mercerized cotton, §3.75, In blue mercerized cotton-and-wool, $3.50. In merino, $2 to $4, In ailk-and-wool, $7.50 to $9.50, JOHN WANAMAKER Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Street Women’s Velour du Nord | and Silk Coats An Unmatched Variety of Models The,woman who appreciates original and ex- clusive styles and handsome materials will find the coat she wants in this fine assortment. They are the best work of foreign fashion artists, and were designed specially for Wanamaker’s, our repre- sentative suggesting changes that would make the garments particularly acceptable to the tastes of American women. In this collection of coats, the largest ever brought over, are over ninety distinct modes: At $42 to $80—Jaunty Short Coats of velour du Nord, in a variety of styles; some are collarless, others have collars and revers; some are plain, others are finished with touches of braid or colored embroidery, or aie made in cutaway styles, or with vests. At $50 to $120—Long Velour du Nord Coats, made in various styles, some Empire, others with full loose backs. The high ruche coller and the large revers are among the | new features, All these coats are elaborately appliqued in 4) braid and hand-embroidery. At $50 to $165—Coats of satin, cotele silk and faille mar- quise, made in various lengths, in a variety of styles. Some very full and loose, others semi-fitted, made with or without collars. All are lined and interlined. Also two new models in Domestic Coats of satin, copied from foreign garments, both 54 inches long, one with cloth strappings, revers and collar to correspond, the other trim- med With braid. Price, $28 each. Second floor, Old Building. Something New In Women’s HATS Every day newcomers bring exclusive styles in smart Walking Hats, chic Turbans and stylish Dress Hats—every model designed with reference to becomingness, good taste and individuality, qualities most women are as particular about as the style features. These new, fashionable hats are priced at $5, $6 and $8, but they look like $10 | Band $12 hats. Royal Sal Second floor, Old Bldg. Smart Tailored Suits For “Junior Girls” The growing girl of 12 to 16 years is difficult to fit, and to find appropriate styles for. We have paid special atten- tion to designing a series of “Junior” || Suits for girls be- |Htween these ages, that shall be attrac- tive as well as suitable — simple, yet full of style, to please the particu- lar little miss, as well as her equally particular mother, | We illustrate one of the newest of |fithese suits,a most | J attractive model, 'f At $13.75 It is made of striped | | broadcloth of excellent {Hl quality, in blue, brown |J[andareen. The jacke |fJis semi-fitted, single- breasted and slightly jPcutaway. The collar | and cuffs are of inlaid broadcloth, braid-trim- |f} med, and the coat is | satin-lined. The skirt | | | | is full plaited, trimmed 7 with @ fold, and hangs stylishly. A practical as well as becoming model at a very low price—$13.75. Girls’ “Junior” Three-piece Suits of fine broadcloth, at $25 Another most attractive moel, picked from amaker's styles, and bought at’ some dollars less than usual, Colors navy blue, green, brown, taupe and peacock. The jacket is 34 in, long, semi-fitted and single breasted. Upper and two side patch pockets, velvet buttons, trimmed back vents; in- laid velvet collar; satin lining. The overwast and skirt of this stylish suit are in one piece; the skirt with veivet but tons in front, yoked, and trimmed with fold. Sizes for 12 to 16 years, $25. Second floor, Old Building, Women’s Monogram Handkerchiefs For the first time we have monogram hand- kerchie's from Paris, About every combination of letters is included, the letters are hand-embroid ered, with a dainty embroidered bc 10t above the monogram. These sheer handkerchiefs are 50c each, Other new arrivals At $1.50 a box—Womenss unly ed hand-embroid- ered initial Handkerchiefs from Ire Hand de around initial; two styles. Six ir $1.50. | At 50c each—Women’s sheer | stitched Hand- kerchiets, with crossbars and cord A At $1 eacli—New patterns in W French hem: stitched Handkerchiels, with hand-t ed medallions in the corner At $1.25 each—Men's new Fre { Hand kerchiels, with hand-embroidered re Main floor, Old Building EVERY AMATEUR> | PHOTOGRAPHER ; |] Is tremendously interested in this ik PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION Not only does it present superb, prize- winning Photographs, in ENLARGED prints, but there are daily demonstrations, morning and afternoon, by experts that supply helpful suggestion to those who are ambitious to get best results. Fourth floor, Old Building. Comfortable SHOES; for Women | At WANAMAKER'S, you can find them, y Comfort is not a matter of price either. Proper * leathers, well-designed lasts, careful shoemaking, | | wide range of sizes and widths and careful fitting - by interested salespeople are factors that insure \ comfortable shoes. Three groups of Women’s | Shoes afford admirable choice—each group in all | leathers and practically all styles, i At $3—The Wanamaker-Reliable. At $3,90—The Wanamaker-Special. Main fioor, Old Building. : At 35—The ny ‘3 Women's Lounging Robes. Three groups from our large assortment of . pretty models offer most attractive Negligees in’ various styles—they are house garments that em- |» body daintiness and comfort. i At $3—Negligees of figured fleece down; light or me- dium shades; high neck; turnover collar and cuffs; pear f buttons; finished with crocheted edge; belted. At $4,25—Albatross Kimonos, in pink, light blue, lav-; ender, red, white or black; trimmed with border-of striped wash ribbon, h At $4.50—Blanket Robes, in navy blue, tan, red, gray or light blue; collarless, surplice neck, turn-back cuffs; tron: | 4 trimmed with eatin; silk buttons and cords. i Third fioor, Old Building. \3 Imported Waist Patterns A charming assortment of White Waist Pat- terns of fine linen or batiste have to give up their places on our shelves and give way most decided- ly in prices because of new shipments clamoring for room. In some designs only one of a kind, others show three or four of a pattern. Many of the higher-priced waists are hand-embroidered, the work being exceptionally fine. Others are.inlaid with Irish medallions, These special pr: | $5, $6.50, $7.50, $8.50, $10, $15, $18, $25 First floor, Old Building. Each waist boxed. | Lustrous Costume Broadcloths Because of its soft, clinging quality and high & finish, broadcloth is pre-eminently the fashionable || abric of the season, Our exhibit of these beauti ful costume cloths is remarkable for fine quality jj | and rich variety of colorings, In addition to the exquisite pastel shades for evening and reception gowns, there are the newest Paris shades, includ- ing various tones of gray, taupe, wistaria—but as | | eighty-nine shades are shown in our $2 broad- cloth alone, a color list is out of the question, First floor, Old Building, Black Taffeta Silk We have a message about this silk that will | surely interest women planning Fall Gowns and) | Suits, It is of good quality for linings of all kinds | and for petticoats, is 18% inches wide, and is a special at 38¢ a yard, Basement, Old Building. — , Bought Your Winter { Bed Coverings? | Frequent cojd snaps are inevitable, and shortly : they will be permanent. I: you are not prepared for } a sudden drop ot the mercury, better heed these | suggestions about the Wanamaker Blankets and | Comfortables—the latter are sanitary, odorless and | pure; the blankets of light, soft, cleanly carded | wool, with or without cotton admixture, i BLANKETS At $5.50 a pair—White Blankets, wool-filling held b light spool cotton warp; 78 x 84 in. HY All-wool Blankets, from the fa i mills 0! Minnesota; of clean carded wools; beautifully be and finished, All-white, 70 x 84 $5 a palr; silver gray, 2x84 in, $6 @ pair; fast scarlet, 72 x 84 in, $7.50 a pair. i COMFORTABLES f At $2 each—Of cleanly carded wool; 72 x 78 in,; light 1 voft; covered with Japanese silk on one side and figured | sik mull on th ilk on be $9.75 each, |} Covered w the filling of } 0 Joriess down, 6x 6 ft, $ 6x7 tt, $6 each x $7 each, figured China ilk on one nd plain Japanese k he other, 6 x 6 ft, y © govse down filling, 3/3 and $14 each, Firs Old Building, JOHN WANAMAKE Formerly A. T. Stewart ‘& Co. Broadway, Fourth Ave., Eighth to Tenth St,