The evening world. Newspaper, December 11, 1908, Page 13

NEW WAR FLEET © NEEDED, METCALF: fleult to find in any ta |NO WAR IN DEMOCRATIC OMMERS “Sse. me “ASHION REIGNS Cor. 5th Ave. e . NAPKINS FOR HITCHCOCK'S, Navy Socretary Just Resigned NATIONAL COMMITTEE. ja. Suggests Twenty-nine Ves- | crsisman Mack, Who. Still Pro- Dr. L on S$ Your sels of Various Types. fesses Friendship for Bryan, | PERFECT | Makes the Declaration, WARHINGTON, Doo. 11—Tn the re] RUPTAT.O, Dee 11 National Chatr- | 00 Ow e7 pert of Secretary of the Nave Metal’) man Norman FB. Mack, when asked \ d Gompleted just before his resignation | about the published report that « dle | Tecantly and mado public to-day, It Is! agreement has developed between him- Cleanses, beautifies an Feoommended that Congress authorize | seit and Secretary Woodson, of the Na- | preserves the teeth and the constrietion of four battle-ships, | tional Committee, Mr. Mack sald: ro h b ih four scott crileers ere In nothing to tt; nothing at purifies the breat! four submarines, three . i a pate ship, one ammunition bly amt] Will We Demogratie Nattonat com-/ Used by people of two mine-Inying ships —theee two ships Iniews roemthine nov unforseen j Tihs converted rom erulscra now on | qciganctiy woemening (na, wntoreees | refinement for almost the navy Met, Tieet fH three yeate TE In fot cue | Half a Century Mr. Moteatt discusses, an the most| tomary for the committee to meet motable naval ovent of the past year, the voyage of the battleship fleet, whieh 5 “has proven an epoch-mating crutee.”* ; This orutse, ar lly half over, he 4 Geolares hae given us an opportunity to Ket better acquainted with the r I> Choice nm destroyers, Mera, one re-| all $3.00 Former Prices $7 to $20 pudltca to the . with our own Island poss ° SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12TH pire in Aust and partlewlarly with 2 Sr eettaaearart ll EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN Misses’ and Children’s Wear sultable for Small Women) a strong ba rt of Am: TAILOR SUITS (a! various materials and styles 25,00, 32.50, 37.50 if eae MISSES’ DRESSES Cashmere and Serge no ey ee CHILDREN’S WOOL DRESSES to close, as chinchilla, astra- Formerly $13.50 to $22.50 9.00, 12.50, 15.00 chan, Kersey, cheviot COMPLETE HOLIDAY STOCKS, HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES, and fancy mixtures, cara- UMBRELLAS, FURS, NECKWEAR, HOSIERY. cul cloth, also fancy styles. buliding, conference, co President Roosev general of des Was approved after fo onsideration, by this assemblage of the rities available in the navy, f about sixty off Bdsm i epeeeY The Week to Be Wound Up with a Most Exceptional Offering of of other po: a =| Women’s and Girls’ Apparel In the fy of, Lover Prce Basemtys The result of masterful buying when unusual opportunities offered. And this is the news: the na Pitan Nostolnee Pagar Sonn a Women’s LONG COATS at $9.75. Such as Usually Bring $15 to $20 pacity atOr ate In three attractive Empire models. Some of black broadcloth, others of kersey, with high collars and large revers, trimmed with Satin; backs and fronts trimmed to correspond. Other models, in various Styles, black and colors, Sizes 34 to 42, All at $9.75 each. Women’s TAILORED SUITSat $13.75. That Were Made to Sell for $20 and $22.50 Of broadcloth, in black and coiors; various semi-fitting coat styles. Manufacturer did not have complete size-ranges, so he made the lower price. Coats are prettily designed. Skirts are gored, in new effects. Sizes 34 to 40, but largest assortments in sizes 36 and 38. $13.76 a suit. Girls’ WINTER COATS AT $5. That Should Sell for a Third to a Half More Orr gun As tha officer American fleet now tions, representatives of i # that the navy be provided with two vice. | torte! |] these handsome Coats at this popular price for tomorrow's selling. They are made of warm cheviots and heavy chinchillas ; colors © Breater include blue, brown, gray and red, in many Pretty styles, tastefully trimmed; all are full length and buttoned high at the neck. BES RIDY = Sizes for 6 to 14 years, ail at $5 each. Girls’ Woolen Dresses at $2.75. Kinds That ‘Have Been Selling at $4 and $5 The manufacturer had about three hundred and fifty of these Dresses to close out and we made the most of the opportunity. y 2A - They are made of mohairs, serges and cheviots in blue, brown and red, also checked and striped fabrics. Sizes for 6 to 14 years, $2,75 One Hundred and Thirty-seven Dollars y. F Faysble 0 CASH or on LIBERAL ‘Women’s Persian Paw Fur Sets at $9.75 raya) ate arte tare eo Throw Scarf and Pillow Muff of this polar, nicely made, lined with excellent satin. The two pieces for $9.76, APARTMENT equal in value to that Sable Squirrel-Muffs at $7 each, Imitation Ermine Sets for Girls—tie and muff for $1, obtainable elsewhere at not less than (Rl eh Te Our Best Offering of SILK REMNANTS One of the largest and finest collections of Remnants of all sorts of Silks that we have placed on sale this season, averaging about half the regular prices of the silks. Included are Silk Crepes, in blouse and dress lengths, as well as shorter pieces for neck- scarfs and fancy work. All new, fresh, unmussed silks, in light, medium, dark, plain and fancy colorings, The weaves include Measalines, Satins, Taffetas, Foulards, Pongees, Shangtungs, Evening Silks and Black Silks—priced at 280, 35c, 48c and 60c a yard, regularly sold for 50c to $1.50 a yard. Many a splendid gift opportunity as well as a chance to secure exceptional bargains for your own use. They will be appropriately boxed when so desired. 15,000 New SCARFS for Men at 25c Each This is one of the best Christmas collections that we will present. All new, fresh Scarfs, specially made for this occasion in our Lower-Price Basement. Styles selected with the same care as our higher-priced neckwear, All plain’colors and plain colored effects and fancy stripes, Made up in the stylish 24-inch French Four-in-hand style. Many of these qualities and patterns will be recognized as the usual 50c grades in other shops. All at 25c each. Boys’ All-wool Double-breasted Jacket Suits at $3.85 ee |e In sizes for 8 to 16 years, all with knickerbocker trousers. The usual $5 quality, Also Boys’ all-wool Reefers of fancy mixed cheviots, in sizes for 3 to 10 years, at $3.85, Women’s $3.50 “La Mode” Cushion Sole Shoes at $1.90 ’ | These are well-known trademark Shoes, with the name and regular selling price stamped on the shoes. We secured them under price because of a change in the policy of the distributing agency. We counted them anexceptional Offering at $2.50 @ pair. 535 Fulton St. 468-470 Fifth Ave, Now we have several hundred pairs remaining, and will close them out tomorrow at $1.90 @ pair, They are of kidskin, in plain ‘ BROOKLYN. lace and Blucher styles, and the cushion soles make them exceptionally comfortable and warm for Winter wear. The size-range —_ is practically complete. $1.90 a pair. High Grade Girls’ and Small Boys’ Shoes at’$1 a Pair lothing These shoes were made to sell at $2, though they have previously been sold by us at $1.60. Now we have four hundred pairs remaining that we offer tomorrow at $1 a pair. They are of box calfskin, in Blucher lace style, with extra solid oak leather soles, For school wear and protective for the cold weather, for Men, Women and Children, on the most Liberal Terms of Women’s Newly Trimmed Hats at $3 e Credit. ‘| MISSION COUCH, upholstered in Yeather, value 5, $13.75 The Same Low Price |) That Hae Made Our Establishment Popular to Customers. Gash or Credit OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS. 26°28 £125" ST, near MADISON Ae This offering is a special pygchase from a manufacturer who was clearing up his Winter materials in preparation for Spring business. The Hats were le from his surplus of satin and velvet, and the trimming was done in our own work rooms, No two hats exactly alike. Justabout one hundred ready tomorrow morning. The earlier price would have been double at least, $3 each. Women’s Sweaters at $1.75 Shirt Waists—Four Styles aire a AE Knitted Sweaters, blouse style, in gray or white, surplice neck; long sleeves. | oneal crt Whe Modan black sateen or mohais, front of tailored plaite coats iT erersbody Black Sateen Petticoats at $1 ‘At §3.90--Of Mesealine Bilk in pink, light blue or white,yoke effect of net braid, make small weekly or Trimmed with deep ruffied and plaited flounce, Mercerized. trimmed, waist trimmed with lace inse Open in the back, long sleeves: monthly payments at your own convenience. free of pharge. Alterations routine JOHN WANAMAKER _ 2, THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1908. 11 The manufacturers had cancelled orders from different parts of the country, and were glad to make the concession that brings § | anal fous fore The Huge, Roomy Store That Provides Comfortable Shopping Whether it be The Great TOY STORE. Where is there another filling almost an entire city block? Whether it be The JEWELRY STORE—where diamonds and other precious stones are exquisitely mounted and moderately priced— Whether it be The BOOK STORE—which is the most likely place in New York City to find exactly the book you want— Whether it be the SILVER STORE—~the ART WARES SALONS—the LEATHER GOODS stocks—the GLOVES, the HANDKERCHIBFS, the UMBRELLAS--or be it Fine LINENS, or SILKS, or DRESS GOODS, or the thousand-and-one other gift-things, or useful things that you may, at this season desire— WANAMAKER’SS Can Serve You BEST Because of the AMPLE STOCKS—the ROOMY AISLES—the UNCROWDED COUNTERS—the bright DAYLIGHT—the willing and intelligent SALES- PEOPLE, And because this THIRTY-TWO ACRE STORE is made ONE BUILDING by the DIRECT CONNECTION between its busiest floors, by means of the NEW BRIDGE, which connects the two buildings on both SECOND and THIRD Floors. WANAMAKER'S is today a GREAT CHRISTMAS EXHIBITION, Come and see the wonderful collections of gift-things displayed for tomorrow. News of Women’s COATS So many fortunate purchases have recently bécn made that our Sz Women's Coats are quite remarkable. Coats for every requirement are inc traveling, motoring, rainy weather, carriage and theater—many of our dome: copied from the best foreign models. aha Binds Baan 3 ! Fine Black Broz Shataie Long Black Broadcloth Coats at $15 $2 in. Ic i Sie oe at $20 Odd sizes of $20 and $22.50 styles, although practically collar, effectively braided, lined w at $25 and $ 50. on Har Coats of im styles. All lined with fine satin. at $20. Regularly v Also handsome Caracul Cloth Coats, 36 in, long, Long handsome F semi-fitted, single breasted, shawl collar; lined with fine, ., Coats of rich blac satin. Regularly $23.75, now $15. Second floor, Old Building. like aturday offerings of for street wear, garments being ith Danton or military h satin; regularly valued all sizes are in the collection—fitted, loose and Empire ported caracul cl i es po oth, 52 in, Jong, I cloth Coats at $2. mported velour, 52 i long, in. Coats of the finest im: perted caracul clo) fur garment, at $28, regi cul cloth, made larly valued at $40 to $50, Children’s Bent Wood Furniture A Third to a Half Under Price A fine collection of highest grade Austrian Bent Wood Fur- niture, in a dozen different Styles. Th miniature pieces of furni- © always a delight to the who enjoy Possession ' Own chair or rocker, and they make Most satisfactory Christmas Presents for either boy or girk The Prices range from $1.15 to $5.25 each. They would regularly be a third to a half more, urth floor, Old Building, ee Girls, SCHOOLHATS, 5 50c and $1 An assortment of soft felts, plain timmed, smart bearskin Tam O’Shanters, with quills and novelties—all pretty, practical hats WHICH HAVE 3EEN DOUBLE PRESENT on, Second floor, Old Bldg, Fine Dress Goods for Less 4 Some styles show only two or three ’ 4 erns of a kind, Warner's Rust-Proof iii. i'ts01,3, Md but early riety for choice. In the collection ure CORSETS Parianoveltiem sik cifon and naveliy Produce Long Fashionable Lines Hy Go nor 50c¢ to The picture shows the slenderness of the fashionable figure 1 were $1 to $3, | and the graceiul curve of the contour from the shoulder seams First floor, Old Building, to the hem of the gown. A Warner's Rust-Proof Corset gives ee i these effects, and is an admirable foundation for securing the Girls’ Chinchilla Coats at long lines in suits and costumes called for by present styles. $8.50 At Wanamaker’s you will find complete assortments of these s comfortable corsets to suit every style of figure. We have many ‘These are coats that have been fine models and extremely long backs, also with medium backs **!!in forme As $32 50, but a special and medium and high bust, every pair warranted to fit well and AP pees (8 shird wear well. Prices $1, $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3 and $4. ‘Third floor, Old Building Interesting News of Good "BEDDING Notwithstanding the handsome concessions in prices, all of the Mattresses and Pillows offering will be made up new to your order, in our own clean, sanitary {¢ selected materials, as odorless and clean as they are comfortable and well-made HAIR MATTRESSES SPRINGS At $17.50, regularly $22 ling of pure South Amer. At $8, Upholst ican horsehair; full size, 54x76 in., 40 pounds; one or two Mahar ilunahar telat par in this regularly $1 i Springs; all ze, 54x75 in, Small rtionately springs, ful ‘8 At $15.75, regularly $19.25-—Three-quarter size, 48 x 76 in., 35 pounds; one or two parts. | lower prices, At $13.50, regularly $16.50—Large single size, 42x76 | PILLOWS | Bin. $0 pounds. At $1.75, regularly e feather At $11,25, regularly $13.75—Single size, 36x76 In., | Pillows, od 2 3 pounds, 25 pounds, at $2.10, re} y $2 ew Buildir JOHN WANAMAKER Broadway, Fourth avenue, Eighth to Tenth stree “FOLLOW THE CROWD” into The World’s “Want” Columns