The evening world. Newspaper, November 20, 1908, Page 9

Tavs what they wit er |ADRIATIC. SUICIDE GAVE would be. AMPED FAR 10 teacher, Pollceman Podolnk relieved the minds SIGNS OF INSANITY. \of three extremely anxious parents snenaniinen About ® o'clock Inst nieht when he took John Kraus Had Been A the little girls home, We tad found i }them fast asleep in a doorway at Third Strangely Before Sailing for avenue and One Hundred and ‘Tenth New York. liom vannaana? { {, where they liad stopped for rest | HANI Ne * ree : : aft vurneving all the way from Lud: i ov. 20.—The name of Little Girls From Ludlow ine street to Central Park to nee the | Dickinaon was found among boots and of John Kraus, San ~] ‘) bears, monkeys, swings Street Found Asleep in WoHdRPEG! thinie cor @llen some) Who, committed au vest ir playmates at school had told| board the steamer Adriatic Harlem Doorway. vesnel was going from Cherbourg to and Dora were! Queenstown. Mr. Dickinson is a New t long walle and) Forker, ‘and te in business outside of Becky Fisher ani Esther Cohen and Paris ° He explained that he m Freedman went to schoo ey cy : ; (Mr. Kraus casually a short tine ago Uebel geaalicdd suds Oa : Pe and was struck by the evident signs betensibiy for their ho PENNY POSTAGE SWELLS MAILS of jig mental disturbance. He pialnly Ludlow street, after thet LONDON, Nov. 2)—The Vritish Post- | was in bad health and spirits, and jay afternoon. The} master-General nounces that the he actad as if suffering from the mania en and Esther weight of mail master from the United of persecution, ax he was suspicious Kingiom to the United States during But he dit not talk of af everstbuly ip. Mr, Kraus stopped otel in Paris, and his. q) t attracted attention (Old Stewart Building) - {fons Closes at 6 P. M. Another Girls’ Coat Day Tomorrow Many of the Season’s Prettiest Models at Remarkably Low Prices Saturday, when the ¢ rls are out of school, is the day for which we make special preparation, and this weck there is better news for girls and their parents than we have had to tell before, this season, The Wenamaker stock of Girls’ Dresses and Coats is unusually large and carefully selected. Styles are correct and materials of pronounced good iz taste and durability. And tomorro i ss most exceptiona er the month o: ent. under t with that in Sept = oo a = $12.50, No. 4. $15, Girls’ Coats made like Brother's Smart Toppers, at $12.50 No. 3 in picture. Of imported mixtures, just like the No. 1 in picture ments. Shoulder model is and green clothing makers use for overcoats. In fact, these ir ats wre designed and made by clothing mannta:- who turn © he smartest things for the younger velvet to 14 Double-breasted and button high at neck; ; deep pockets; fiannel-lined, Sizes for 6 years, and good value at $12.50, a r its wearing ualisier by wearers and n Young Women's Empire Coats ; Brown an 7 " Ghee rene. i Special at $15 years. Special at $7. No. 4 in picture. How valuable they are is shown by Girls’ Woolen Dresses at $5 10 $37.50 Syonkfoun'in act bse and brown, single-treasied Ein A lage v yles in all ap; ate ma- pire buck; velvet collar. Sizes for 14, 16 and 1 terials and < practical and d Special at $15. Second floor, Old Building. Saturday Is Children’s Day in the Great TOY STORE Bring the children w.th you, on your stopping trip tomorrow. It will be a treat they'll enjoy tremendously. And NOW is the time to SEE the new Toys. In a week or two there will be so many thousands here on Satur- days that not half.s much can be seen. And half the holiday worry is over when the little folks decide what they want. The TOY STORE is larger than ever, this season, and EVERYTHING is here NOW—and lots of things that are liksly to be gone, if you wait to do your buying later, 5 Bring the Little olks to Wanamaker’s TO- MORROW. Toy Store, Fourth floor, Old Building, Women’s Broadcloth Suits at $30 Girls’ Hats, $1.50 For Saturday morning, ‘wo grcups of smartly designed models ? si olfer exceptionally fine values at $30, One princess model with to $7 50 coat has plain clinging skirt trimmed with buttons and bias fold. * The bodice is trimmed with strapping and smal! revers, and is to The Girls’ Hat Section takes be worn with chemisette or guimpe, plaited cloth sleeves. Coat } a stride forward every week, oat sleeves, ut with satin, r si ” cs rage erieteaeiad coat, aE pointed Fonte ana mo better prepared than ever with large patch pockets, turnover collar of satin, close-fitting | With fine assortments of girl- sleeves, lined throughout with satin, The skirt is gored, close- | ish models, in dressy and fitting, finished with wide fold. tailored styles, smartly trim- ’ You will also find unusual values throughout our entire stock, | med with bows, novelties, particularly in our $16 and $23.75 Suits, Women’s SEPARATE SKIRTS. In our splendidly complete assortments there is a wide range of prices and ail the best styles. They include gored and plaited models, high girdied skirts and dressy co//anfe trained skirts, mounted on high girdies which just outline the elul folds, These skirts we have had copied from some of ou will find a eplendid assortment at the following price ings, $8 10 $9; Panama cloths, $5 to $13.50; broadcloths, $9 to $18; silkclined voile, $16.50 to $25; taletta silks, $12 to $17.50; satins, $14.50 and $15; velveteen, $ Skirts at $4 and $6, regularly $6. 50 to $12 Some of which are manufacturer's samples, others taken trom our own ‘The materials are cheviot, cloth, Panama cloth, unlined voile—made in miming of taffeta, satin or strapping of self material, quills and sashes, They are moderately priced at $1.50 to $7.50. School Hats, 50c, 75¢ and $1 These hats were $1 to $3.50, and include scarf- trimmed felt, Tam o'Shanters with quills and other styles, Royal Salon, Second floor, Old Building. GRANT-LEE MONUMENT. Nitin oF nA ne MWe TRAIT ernia Proposed tn Virginity to politics, Mr. Hearat told Joint monument of her Hivods in memory of Gen Robert 4 cated on the antag the future and Gen. U1 sees S Grant, to be erected North and South, here by patriotic citizens, moters of t with funds collected has been sugkerted Thousands d OXt SOSSIOF the Virginia T HEARST’S WHITE HOUSE CALL BY INVITATION. WASHINGTON, Nov, %.—Mr. Hearst | ¥! hand was invited to the White Hou c for a/ body talk with President Roosevelt The tn- Advi ew York. Mr, vitation was sent to 4 fi (Old Building) Women’s Smart SAMPLE SUITS at $14.75 One of the particular advan- tages to us of the great business we do is illustrated in the present offering of these extremely stylish Tailored Suits at $14.75. We were able to pick out the best models here and there from the maker's sample lines—which results in a collection of extreme variety and interest, with values running from $20 to $25. Materials are broadcloths, chev- lots and worsteds, in navy blue, green, wine and black—all in the season's most desirable models, one of which is illustrated here- with. Sizes are chiefly 34, 36 and 38, with, however, a limited number in 32 and 40. And the price is but $14.75—think of it! And This Fine News: Women’s Caracul Coats, $14.75 With the right sort of caracul cloth as scarce as it is this sea- son, this news is extraordinary. These coats are full-length, semi- fitted, and hang very gracefully; with large Roll Collar; lined with excellent satin-finished Venetian cloth. Women's Kersey Coats at $9.75 Just a special piece cf good fortune—usually such coats as these would cost half again as much as their tomorrow's price. Made of good all-wool kersey cloth, fuli length, semi-fitted, with large revers, lined with satin to waist; sizes 34 10 42. $9.75 each, Iilustrated at sgh of picture. Women Ss Tatteta Silk Petticoats, $3.75 Just by driving a hard bargain with the manufacturer we get these s' sell at $3.75. Black and colors, plain or change- able, with de-p sectional flounce and percaline underlay. Cozy Kimonos at 75c Persian designs, in a soft, warm quality of Plaited front and back; oped edge. Pretty flannelette. Lawn Shirt-waists at $1 White Lawn Waists, fresh and pretty, with pointed yoke effect of embroidery and lace; plaited back and long, lace-trimmed sleeves. The value is exceptional at $1. Very Good Aprons at 18c They are of white lawn, without bib, but with hem- stitched hem. Much better than usual at the price. Stylish Suits for woune Women, $10 But not mere $10 suits, by any means—values run one-third higher, at least, They are handsomely made of fancy cheviot, in black, navy blue, brown, green and mixtures, in a varied range of styles, including long and medium jackets, wich plaited and gored skirts. Sizes for 12 to 18 years. Girls’ Woolen Dresses at $3.75 The style of these pretty dresses was copied from more expensive models~-they certainly have the air ot costing more than they do, Made of blue, brown and red hard-fi di serge, mostly tr mmed with braid some is, sailor style. $3.75 each, Sizes for 6 to 14 years, Girls’ Cheviot Coats, $5 Astonishing to think that such coats can be sold for $5 —as a matter of fact, ii is only due to @ peculiar state of affairs that it is possible. The coats are long—skirt lengih, for girls of 6 10 14 years, are all wool, lined with ved flannel; colors are rec, biue, brown and green; altogether they are as warm, hancsome and stylish as any litte girl would wish to wear, $5 each, OR, GREENE'S HEALTH LECTURES, € timan physical and nervous atlaimed publicly iA medicine in n claan hy tne af, pee Basertus THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, re08. ndepend the matn ean party in that tt 3 Puraished at 49.98 Write tor Catalog 4 i 75.00 Call and Make Your Own Terms AS nam 99.98 fh CASH OR CREDIT Open Evenings. * na pro- for teen yiarities the bloot Titailiy to the. entire | No Extrn Charge for It, 6 World may be trict Messenger Orr M Advertisements for 4 by anally alveoli toany American w York City eet Store Closes at 6 P. M. Remarkably “handsome coats, with almost the luxurious look of fur—sizes 34 to 42, and particularly good value at $14.75. “Lower-Price” Shoes for Children Aptly named—they are lower in price than you would imagine for such sturdy, excellent quality, and quite in keeping with the principles of the Basement Store in their merit for a little price. Bring the children here and save money. Girls’ Shoes at $1.50 Button, of plump kidskin, with patent leather tips; sizes 11 to 2, Smaller sizes, $1.30; larger $1.90. Boys’ Shoes at $1.50 Casco calf, lace, with stout sewed soles; sizes 1 to 5'y. Small Boys’ Shoes at $1.30 Gun-metal calf, Blucher lace, full round toes; 10 to 1319. Small nite) Ss aboe at vec and $1 ‘Boys’ All- Wool Suits Real Prizes at $3.85 It takes the least bit of knowledge of values in Boys’ Suits to understand how splendid these are at $3.85. The materials haven't a thread of cotton; the suits are silk-sewed, well-made and stylish, Blue Serge Russian Blouse Suits, 3 to 7 years: lue Serge Sailor Blouse, 5 to 10 years. Fancy Cheviot Refers, 3 to 12 years. All $3.85, instead of $5 Anda fine lot of BOYS' BLOUSE WAISTS, with slight factory imperfections, usually 50c, 75c and $1. Sizes 7 to 15 years, at 30c each, Babies’ Winter COATS, $3.50 Samples—Best Sort of Bargains Not a coat in the whole attractive lot would re gularly sell for such a little price as $3.50, They are a maker's samples, well made, warm and pretty. Broadcloths, corduroy, in gray, redand navy blue~smart tailored models or trim- med effects. Sizes 2 to 6 years, at $3.50 each, Caps to Wear with Them, $1 Felt flare Bonnets, with full chiffon ruche, trimmed with satin ribbon, chifion rosettes and flowers, in white and izes for 2 10 6 years. colors. Children’s Warm Nightgowns at 50c Pink or blue flannelette, trimmed with wash braid; sizes for 2 to 14 years. Men’s SHIRTS at 75c--Men’s SCARFS at 25c Two perfectly splendid ‘offerings for men for tomorrow's selling: The SHIRTS at 75c Many kinds, and but a few of a kind—you won't get “common patierns. Shirts we would regularly sell at $1 with our own label. Very handsome madras and percale, in the comfortable coat styles, plaited or negligee bosoms, cuffs attached. Sizes 1410 17, 7c each, J OHN WANAMAKER The SCARFS at 25c Most neckwear sold elsewhere ai this price is odds and ends that DID NOT GO at 50c. Thes> scarfs are ali new fresh goods, made to our order, in fresh, brig and patterns, in @ fine assortment, and b can ever buy regularly elsewhere ai 25c, look them over. Broadwav, Fourth avenue, Eighth to Tenth street ett (New Wanamaker Building) Store Closes at 6 P. M, It is time to buy them, not to look atthem. And they ara well, and safely, ar See esee eeseecaeaeeaete bought here— you run no chances in your haste. We have been get- ting ready for forty | seven years to sell you your Winter clothing — don't you think we ought to be letter perfect by this time ? We know what good materials, good style, good work, good fit are—learned all | about them by the |& sometimes rocky road \f of experience. You'll |] find them all in Wan- amaker clothes, Wanamake materials and blue in p cy weaves. Winter , $15 to $90, Black, blue or fancy, con- servative or extreme models. Wanamaker Rain coats, $15 to $30, black and fa v Wanamaker Fall Overco {5 to $35, Main floor, New Buildir mee black. $3.50 to $5 vaiues Ready Tomorrow Men’s Underwear and Hosiery Vast Provision of Winter Sorts Just for a change, we will let the details tell the story of this splendid Hosiery and Underwear Store for men. Look down this list for the warm underwear you may need, or the new supplics of socks. If you don’t see them, come to the store, depending on being sure to get them, right as to style, : weight, material, and most favorably priced. | MEN’S UNDERWEAR | MEN’S HALF HOSE At$ Garment—Shirts or Draw- ers of French bi merino, , wool flee: n, American- ribbed cotton, Imported black cotton, ached soles or. feet. > plain black cotton, ‘Heavy-weight Ger- i, navy or assorted with un- American- made gray cotic l | At $1. Garment—Shirts or Drawers of French merino, natural n-ribbed cotton, Ameri- , ecru cotton, At 25c a pair. man cotton in bla blues, t. lisle th: color, C 1 OF gray. cts ad, light-weight. §2.25 a Garmeat—Shirts or ers of natural color eed unshrinkable. ) a Garment—Heavy-weight all-wool Shir @ Drawers, guar- anteed unsh At $3 a ¢ At 35c a pair, 3 pairs for $1—Of black cotton, with self or colored side Black cotton, plain or with hed soles or feet, d, medium-weight, merino, le rment—Shins or black or natural color, English me- ‘al wool, guaranteed rino, in tan or gray. English cot ton, black, in three weights. Also black or colored mercerized cotton, nent—Morley's silver wool “Une prays Bony) ; At $1 apair—Fi i able"? Shitts or Drawers. P. rench brilliant Usle ib eheakeed other lines of Unshrink-, thread, in black, tan, gray or cadet able wool Underwear at $2.75 and) blue, elf clocked. English silk and ae dunn go the Dermo-| woof natural color, or grayanized. phile br §2,50,$3and $4each. Main floor, New Building, q JOHN WANAMAKER Broadway, Fourth avenue, Eighth to Tenth street SPECIAL. Sold Ook Sideboord ished, $12,50 3 Rooms Furnished 4 Rooms Fui E Rooins Fu s and low are sufficient 1 our store ed cust ginize y Ache stant headache, If Ree Eyes plur of tire or silt us at 0 1e Dollar Per Week 6 high Jrops' co t system mm of any omortable and Gola ilied Me | Yoroouls rs i them “oe, ARTHUR FORTH In, 358 Fulton St., Brooklyn \ Bear Jjorough Hal Subway Leper BROOKLYN, : Nipema fy — Tons More Buying Clothes, Mr. Man? At 18c a pair, 3 pairs for}50c— | Black cotton om Black lisle. 50c a pair—English all-wool, tn | e Make the Fur Fly” 535 Fulton St.-408-470 Fifth Ave,