The evening world. Newspaper, December 29, 1908, Page 7

¥ u * ‘That is the way BERRY SAYS HE POLICEMAN, RUN cote ee eek re ard oe ANE AOL PD DIDN'T KNOW OF = OVER BY WAG, " q ‘ grat a ny AVANNAL \ t Hie Uy in| Mentally Unbalanced. Velbs\l Jia | eyey SENT 10 BELLEVUE Tye — lows Ler New Building—Main floor. A Fine Chance for Just Seventy Men to Buy $20 to $25 Sack Suits at $14.75 Commissioner; “Declares Al-| Dowling, Foiled at ¥ Ket ; cane Winter Sack Suits—our regular stock. Forged Payrells Are tempt, Chases Hors I ie i : ‘ \ iret Ones and twos of a kind—proving their claims to be “best sellers.” ” Forgeries Mile to Save Live Although dazed and vrais ' Np. y Nae Hitherto their prices were The hear the Commiss conduct of the iz In the inves sioner Josep Commiss ay, with Commis: ness, At the missioner half a mile, stop about the mn duty the char Jar for employees ingon, as political lie pecause WIIK- | e of Berry's | Commissioner check for $100 yy Spore Havtaafe Old “eh nge Tomorrow We Present Another Notable Group of Store Closes at 6 P. M. be ap by me t known the entered $20, $22.50 and $25 ' Tomorrow, seventy men may have them at $14.75. Mostly fancy mixtures; some black; some plain blue. to start. It’s a good offering—look sharp for your part of it. Main floor—New Building. Good range of sizes Direct SUBWAY Entrance. | It's Not Surprising that the Demand for These i i ‘ § Men’s COLLARS at 55c for 6 has taxed our service to the utmost since the Men’s White Sale commenced, j that cha \ K ] \ K ] We'd hke nothing better than to have you make a critical comparison between { aaa omen S vening taps at $20 them and the best 2-for-25c collars you can buy (except the “Wanamaker Special” ), vane X 23 There is no reason why you should not pocket the saving of 20c a half dozen, for igraaiaty Such as Have Commanded Hitherto $30 to $50 in Our Regular Stock these collars offer you everything that is essential to collar satisfaction, to be « The tim About two weeks ago a similar offering met with such favor among New York women that we sold several hundred handsome evening wraps in a few hours. The collection to be offered tomorrow morning includes about NINETY superb Coats of fine. broad- cloth in charming pastel shades and fine Black Broadcloth Cape Coats, lined with finest Duchesse Satin or peau Wing, standing, lock-front and other turndown collars in every good style—regular and quarter sizes from 14 to 18--pertectly laundered, clean and fresh and neatly boxed in half-dozen lots. The best value we have seen at 6 for 55c. Men’s Cuffs, Six Pairs Men's Plaited Bosom Shirts at 70c for 75c Men's Muslin Nightshirts at 50c He was in » be 3: iS Re An achievement equal to the collars. Comfortable, refined madras shirts Made of good, serviceable muslin 1 placed in his office for an ul- @ de cygne. There will be also a few Coats of black satin and handsome Tailored Coats of colored broadcloth, Made of the same materials, fully that so many men like to wear all the that grows softer with each washing. i jor puri . A year round. Perfect-fitting model, Cut in the large, roomy models that | wooo cat mean to say that Wyman | Tegular values of which are $37.50 and $40. reuters ear Haein made over carefully drawn specifica~ particular men desire. Made through- ex a pu 1 5 5 Bn \ : ish. Styles are single tabbed and link gions to equal style and make such as out from our own patterns, with trim- forged t Gee) Me All these Coats are beautifully made, copied from foreign models, and probably will not be cuffs, round corners. Sizes 10 to 1144. usually bring $1. Made with plaited mings that are fast in color, with col- Sat ih ice— Sold only by the half-dozen pairs of a bosoms, cuffs attached or separate. lars or the surplice neck style. Sizes equaled soon again at this price—$20. size and style, for 75c. 70c each. 15 to 20. | Also a Choice Offering of Imported Evening Wraps at $50 The Unlaundered White Shirts at 55c Are Very Special I ) They equal the best $1 laundered shirts to be found outside of Wanamaker’s. The Our Earlier Prices for which were $75 to $125 About a hundred of these superb Evening Coats and Wraps, each in a distinct style of its own; with ’y {| touches of lace, braid, or Persian trimming, in very recent models, and delicate pastel shades. Also a few handsome Tailored Coats, plain or elaborately trimmed, and ail silk-lned, that are stunning coats for afternoon wear over dainty dresses; at the same price, $50 each. Second ficor, Old Building. 48,315 Y ards of Printed Dress Cottons That Were Intended to Sell for a Half More And Some for Even Double the Present Prices They come from the foremost American manufacturers of high-class cotton dress fabrics; absolutely per- SPIC-SPAN-NEW A financial emergency made the prices that offer these splendid SAND SAVES. BLAZING ( GARAGE Quick Work Extinguishes Flames in Taximeter Gasolene Storehouse. ted in the gasoline Taximeter Com- t Fifty-third street, ped with sand by prevented from storage tanks under fect in weave and printing, and in a great variety of desirable patterns and colorings. from the mill—just out of the original cases. tank | economies: when 14,083 Yards of 25c Dotted Muslins at 12%c a Yard Handsome sheer quality of muslin, neatly dotted, and printed wih roses and rose-tinted flowers, many being printed w.th effective stripes and other figures, 24,060 Yards of 18c Printed Tissues at 12’%c a Yard Fine, sheer cloth printed in stylish Pekin stripes, checks, 10,172 Yards of 20c Printed Jaconets at 12’2c a Yard This fine fabric is 35 inches wid Leather Goods Round-Up POEM PLEASED TAFT. Girl Wins Invitations to Inaugaral figures, rings, dots, fowers and other effective patterns. Ball by at. First n a large variety of effective patterns. or, Old Building. The Wanamaker | teatners; at $2.80 For Women ses, in various The Presentation Will Be the Finest RSES, of leather We Have Ever Made were $1. A group of LEATHER GOODS FOR MEN, including Card Cases at $2, from $4, Ww Leather Photograph Frames, $1.25, $2 and $ Old Building 1 $2 te ACharacteristicWanamakerOffering Of HANDKERCHIEF “Seconds” Unlike any oiners in the trade; or the best manufacturers » their highest grade of seconds for us—handkerchiefs that 1 usually slip into the “periect’ class most anywhere else. wo big cases have arrived ior tomorrow's selling—we' ve hunted for the Main floor, 345 Scrap Baskets at 50c Braided Straw rap sale tomorrow morning at this low This fine, large collection of Fancy Baskets will be placed on ' || bodies are of Utica muslin, the bosoms of 1900 linen. Begins, as Usual, on | yiceable quality; four colors, pretty patterns; extra value. | January Second— 85c for HONEYCOMB BEDSPREADBS, single-bed size; slightly imperfect. | (isicnse Sartre) i Holiday Goods Reduced i ! | Some have hand-finished buttonholes, all i have reinforced fronts, continuous facing at all openings, collar-button shields, made in several lengths of sleeves, from 30.to 33 inches, in all sizes from 14 to 18. We have sold these shirts in the past in our regular stock at $1 each. Printed Cotton Cheviots At 9ca Yard Fancy Dress Ginghams At 61-2c a Yard A quality so unusual at the price that There's a lot of attractive patterns in we bought 60,000 yards. Choose from this fabric—copies ot expensive imported stripes, checks and plain colors in great materials. You can find a pattem suitable assortment. All bright, new fabrics, fresh tor almost anything you have in mind, {rom the mill—at 6%c a yard. Considerably under-value at 9c a yard. 50c yard for just 400 yards of 23-inch ALL-SILK TWILLED FOULARDS, made to sell at 85c Note the quantity—only 400 yards—divided among three colors, navy or cadet blue, and brown. New, fresh and perfect silks, and we count ourselves fortunate to get even 400 yards at this unusual price. Girls’ Wash Dresses at $1 This is a sale planned especially for the week when schools are closed and the’ little women can help mother select their Summer wardrobes. The styles are our own and we can thoroughly endorse the quality of the dressmaking as well as the permanency of color of the percales, ginghams and lawns used in these dainty Gresses. Handsome articles; some imported, others made here, of About four hundred Girls’ Dresses—high neck, Dutch neck and guimpe effects; many colors and pat- which we have too few to keep. Fine prizes for card parties, or terns, Sizes 6 to 14 y Values thet you will has duplicating later at $1, good investments for some of your Christmas money, if you hap- } pen to need some of these things and want to save a third to o: SA E if HI B A 5 a Pai i teraental ariese LB of W | Bath Mats Turkish Doilies Hemstitched Linen | STRAP POCKETBOOK tyles, handle on back or top; various at 50c at 25c Doilies Good “Bath” Hand-made Knit Doilies, sized Mats with g 12 inches in diameter; six in the centre; The gift you wanted, but didn’t receive, you may now present to yourself— or to a neglected friend—at a very neat saving from regular values: 75c to $2 for Collar and Cuff Boxes that were $1.25 to$3, Leather boxes in several styles, some with collar,button box ordrawer 25c for 50c Boxes Collar and Cuff—Handkerchief~ and Glove—in dainty light colors. ——e 25c for 50c Shaving Sets With nickel cup and brush, 85c for $1.25 Shaving Sets Porcelain cup and good brush in fancy box. $2.75 for $4 Shaving Sets Ebony cup, lined with silver, and good brush, in fancy lined box. 50c to $5 for Toilet Sets, values to $7.50 i THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBEX 29, 1908 fi srosalch tov the flaws almost in vain—a thick thread 1s the worst we've Sets of two to five pieces, of ebony and fancy woods, | $1 for $1.50 values in t -o Bo eas, Atiren new well-made, ith wood bottoms, and in pertect found ~ : mounted wth silver and decorated; in satin-lined box. | Framed Pictures ‘ condition, hey have been 65c to 90c, Tomorrow, choose {or nen's > Secon: f 12% 3 5 - nar Sc each, gomarrow, choose for Women's, 10¢ Each, Seconds of 12/gc to $1.50 to $4 for Manicure Sets, values to $6 | Pleasing tandscapes with white mat ' re Of German silver, and fancy wocds, mounted with | and 24-inch ornamented gilt frames, linen, plain hemstitched, in various degrees of fine silver; in fancy satin-lined boxes, | Also popular Christy and Harrison s from the re s yrlier you come, tne finer ha hiefs you'll ; z Fisher picturee~white’ movnt and New Picture World om The OATNET gM art one SUE NARS 18c & 3c for Perfume that was 25¢ & 50C piace rame—a $1. } erings of interest to art lovers will be ready lorrow ‘ ‘ “ate “ ; ve { EE is Women’s Winter Waists ; i nal le e é . y ie 5 RAT eta itaciamlatucnnicicunanton dance Genaiiaion Broadway, Fourth avenue, Eighth to Tenth street. d styles, cason silk-bound, present the newest tailored Three of the styles are open in front; ame boxes. Out ‘ r 7 " serge, in piai modes of the Pastels at { usua sir Of feu 7 Ort Of beau open in front, $4.50. open in the back, $5. striped serge, at $5.75. ul eof, Mannel, at $4.50, ‘JOHN WANAMAKER Third floor, Old Building. Broadway, Eighth to Fourth avenue Tenth street ——[S— “FOLLOW THE CROWD” into he World’s “Want” Cojiumas