The evening world. Newspaper, February 26, 1909, Page 10

THE EVENING WORLD, TRIDAYT, id 86, 1909. SLR RT OT TT | , 8 5 A oi \ SOLDIERS SENT Ack i JAIL STATES | te ie on = SSN CK a ee hen |The Half-Price Wind- Up Coie ape or ae if - ihe ip of the , | Not Even King Edward aul ; si , meer ene Is Filling Our Furniture Galleries Today | Get Her Ballot If Up ithe sare That ix wun an _ Used by people of | And Continues Until 6 o'Clock Tomorrow Night f t for Election. , eS an ! refinement for almost | Of course, it is impossible to give definite information about just what pieces of |! who was Tenn Lady Cook Min, of this arrived to-day on time and al momhs exclusively to s were badly flayed | MORE WOMEN OF NOTE SENT TO JAIL AS SUFFRAGISTS. rte CAMMEYE Half a Century R| furniture will be here, as it is all on sale today, and we cannot tell what will be sold before the store closes tonight. Another list of the pieces will be printed in the morn- } ‘ing newspapers for the benefit of those who wish to know definitely what is here [before coming; but the offering will be very much larger than the newspapers can tell, because new pieces and suites will more than likely be added on Friday night by her week fonce on a storm: buffeted ship, “ook had animation tei wie saree C3 Wwetl after the announcement goes to the newspapers. ; enough in reserve to deliver a rhapsody Pua ete seat ‘ ay : P P 9 | errs rretel cree nar new anda ina iat | cat tere latora” Cemalied icealari th Ave. » Cor, 20¢ It is sufficient to know that practically every sort of furniture will be in the offer- \ Ces tor aes alread 7 ARON aie) 10.5) OE aa Ta TAM Lins eReOTiNe To-Day and To-Morrow Will Finish Our ing for every room in the house; though, of course, it is not a complete assortment of three decades ago also ployed masses, “My return to New York this time,” said Lady Cook, “was prompted solely by my desire to help the cause of my sisters. My years are too many and my strength too little to go into the breach and make the battle, but I will give freely of advice and money, Cause Already Won. “To say that I am sanguine means nothing: 4s progressing. The victory {s already won. It was practically won: thirty years ago by Bllzabeth Cady Stanton, Nor will I say that our cause | viston SAN JU vemorlai pray fs to amend jurisdicticn o: th in Porto Rico p. AN, P days otle st | THE STEADY USE OF Men's $3 Shoes Hay’s $9.00 - Men’s $4 and $5 Sroes $2.50 st remarkable opportunity tor the Grandest and periect footwear, in the latest tashion shapes, and every si Astonishing February Trade Condition Sale In the Basement Store This sale has presented the best Shoe Values in our history, a t Shoe nd these closing Bargains, All new < Men's $2 and $2.50 Shoes $1.50 Box Calf, by any means, and if definite things are wanted they may not be found; but every housekeeper who comes tomorrow morning promptly will find a wonderful collection of splendidly constructed, well finished, dependable furniture in considerable variety at just half its real value, Sixth, Seventh and Eighth Galleries, New Building, Havtanfa iy Honus Sore (Old Stewart Building Store Opens at 8.15 and Closes ato P.M, Busan B, Anthony and such other noble t Patent Gunn ratalieat UITS for Y women. She AAAS DEMS : or youn “intend to open an office at No, 21 eal h Coltskin A Typical Wanamaker Sale of | NewS 8 West Thirty-fourth street. From there = and ° Women 4 { will direct what efforts I am. capable an of in behalf of the cause, From there PREVENT Se aa yy CU eae | BOX Desirable | OILET Goops $15 to $40—and a Beauty|} I will give my money and advicé to stom Behe a Benataimanal |) Galt iF A at $18.50 i help the work along. My heart and Ural Col Ma a f Typical,” in this instance, mecns: . | soul are in this work and will be unt) Keeps the hair soit, glossy and jj Lice iH ew oro caatnurihy th Barly seekers afte I die, “The jailing of Lady Lytton and other heroines and the recent demonstration at Albany, of which I got wireless reports on the Adriatic, are simply eyi- jn a healthy conditioa. ‘GRAY HAIRS mar every! ‘woman’s beauty and should be guarded against inevery way. Nothing contributes so much to Specially gathered Toilet Ar s, demand, of thoroughly reliable quality, (especially low for the sale, 4 Purity of the Soaps and other toilet preparations is unques- s made and at price in Young W. be charmed y soms to be found in th ing collection. As Springlike as the e : yornan’s. suc ty as her hat 2 i Peel athe lsc ya dass ay TEnGald Bee ters, warrants tionable, ‘The prices quoted on Standard Proprietary Articles EULA the lava tuould) strehgomen | AUty)totabel belneetcarc out are REGULAR WANAMAKER EVERY-DAY PRICES, though : Sis aU Bh ate dnc ie} ay ay Sa “oe mq P W \ quite as low as most of the widely advertised ' spec al one-day t pathy fie, Relist eat ate ea rua tls | i 4, 900 Pairs omen’s 5 $2 50 Patent | te T , |sales.” And the partial list by no means covers the extent o: { ¥ i ‘o| CTE ae ae ee =|] Leather, Gun Metal and | Botton nt |, i these economics, which have no strings to them, but which our ’ = 7 a | 1 WeEt } {customers can profit by all the year round, Velour Calf Button and 65) / Lace Shoes, |i |° Leis yeeuroune Blucher, all sizes, all \ 00 {i MON ae oon SON) y : d 1 i} j Nail Files, flex ble, 6 and 7 in, long Kn er Hardwater Soap, un- throughou | il $9. ja peer sorte ateene wranned is trimmed w.th Stern Brothers ah ae ic erate eee aa oe . 10e. 7 mange .200 Pairs Women’s Regular $3.0) | th 7 nd-tone of 7 , ‘ y Boards, one d& i To-morrow, Saturday rescridictil aue 1 Sat dc, worth 5c; flexible Ze, worth 1 Stylish and eae ————— ; fiers, 5 in, long ylish a iN gh Metal Shoes, | wets .00 at 18c, isi throughout. Also Women’s Suede Low Shoes ton anal Lace, All| ae ie Nad Cube 2 areata? ! BLACK AND GREY SUEDE GIBSON AND SAILOR TIES, Cuticle Scissor: or biue ‘6 at the ; t \ omen's Fine Shoes kidand Pumice St $18.50. Sizes 14, 16 and 18 yes, SHORT VAMPS, HIGH ARCH LASTS, CUBAN HEELS, neat Bier, : re UES 1 $ : ul ed BRUSHES AND SUNDRIES TOILET PREPARAT:ONS oT ioctl i ic ¥ A slevea: far Extract of Witch Hazel, [Se pint omen's oie bination! Specially Priced at 315 Pait $1.00 stig loves Se qual Etrach of Witch Havel 18 pint ene Con Women’s Satin Evening Slippers, {1,500 Pairs Women's Black Kid Button and Lace jhaalee Reve he dieny sree brates fe ee alee aad Nee, Mee sa enmert nat tie eae» Ege—Ex , at 15c, wor eroxide of Hydrogen, 8-02. bottle, > Sf], 00}: Sh nen Si) tein $2, 00 Whisk Brooms, celluloid and other 12¢ Wy ietoe povle reve Final Clearance Sale, Remainder of = dooasys handles at 17¢, worth 25c to 38c E Mi d Girls’ Fall d Winter A 1 Patent c Misses’ B 3 j $ ; Baiure tween | Se erect ted Bay Rum, 30, worth 50c. sses’ and Girls’ Fall an nter Appare 85c eer : 1.25 fea biisties, ebony and. rosewood, OUORREG au SAS) Oe Sites . solid backs, at $1, w $1.50. At Extraordinary Price Reductions : a gbth Brushes, long, detachable han- Hes, at 30c, worth 40 MISSES’ & JUNIOR TAILOR-MADE SUITS, $4.95 to 19,75 CAMMEYER” Stamped on a Shoe | | ar STORE OPEN Lairb-wool Powder Pt, a 12, et : ‘ «| | SATURDAY EVENINGS wor ; ) FU \GTH CLOAK Means Standard of Merit | | . Nail Scrubs, assorted styles, at 15¢ : | Font aero ca HAT HEAD | UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK, worth 18¢ to 25c. La Blache Face Powder, 30¢ ‘ More ot the Stockings GIRLS’ WOOL DRESSES, yeaa $1.98, 2.95 — Rubber Dressing Comts, women's 's Dandruff Cure, $1 size, at 49c, t 25c ——T ———— and men’s, at 15c, worth 20c and 25e. id's Honey & Almond Cream, 30c, & EHIEDREN'S COATS: jus $2.95 0 4.95 Complexion Brushes, pertorated Fava OREN CSTE MISSES’ CLOTH DRESSES, 2.95 i =|) bashes, 10r0W bristles, at 25¢, worth es’ Flesh Feo, $0¢ size, at 25c, SES' C KI 5 Military Brushes, in ebony, fox and — Wak lee’s Camelline, 50c size, at 38c, desreccemse nee cee olive wood, solid backs, long and short — Newbro's Herpicide, $1 size, at 70c, ATTEN New Spring Models of Misses? & Children’s Hats Also Ayes and Domestic Lingerie Hats MISSES’ WAISTS, 14, 16 and 18 Yrs. New Models at Direct Entrance Astor Place Subway Statior Attractive Prices | j } ‘Mana fe - I ewaf $2 Will Buy a Neat HOUSE DRESS Here Store Opens at S15 and Closes | ato P.M, | Belts at 35c That Are Usually More They are of embossed elastic, bristles, $2 to $3.50 pair, worth $3 to $7. Women’s KNIT UNDERWEAR For Now and Later Most of our women customers are asking for medium-weight underwear, to wear instead of the Winter weights. Some of ahead on the calendar, and buy'nz Main floor, Old Building. A Sale of Hand Bags One that offers unusually fine values, too, which the: iy Better see th Aisle tomorrow im convince you of t Such obviously good valu: for 4 popular price, vious mention rs ys Im Man floor, O!d Building. ’ BLACK AND COLORED MESS'ALINE SILK, $5.95, 6.95 For instance, the one we illustrate—a nty co‘ors, such as pink and them are looking further at these special p WET aea CEG A 95, 5.95 nos nent of striped Lawn of ' en eee 1 ab en light-weight garments, We have both sorts, in some very ae ae eat My nf mounted with neat gilt buckles, i = 0 i LAWN, MADRAS AND COTTON CREPON, $1.50, 1.98, 2.95 i Less than usual price because} | ¢*cellent styles, such as Lene ast eu avne a | people » we bought them that wa At 38c a garment, three for $1—Vests of white Swiss ribbed lisle | PUISt , , : Sia Glatneeemena Cote thread; low neck si. Drawers of white ribbed cotton; wide | Also 10-inch black leather Bags, dto pay $ ld Base nter, knees; trimmed w leather-lined, with gilt or i Youths’, Boys’ Spring Cighing G THE and Juvenile EFFECTS 25c and 50c la Flannelette Sacques In kimono or fitted es, W ith or There is no rcom for doubt or question as to the value of these Boys’ All-wool Suits, at $3.85 The fabr cs have been proven 1 by the most severe tests, making is done as we di 1 under our supervis t double-breasted ja in, et At 50c a garment—Medium-weight white ribbed cotton Vests or Drawers ; neatly trimmed and finishe il otton, medium-weight, white Main floor, Old Building. k-and-c At 75c¢ a garment —Mer no, or ribb.d Vests or Drawers. hed clasp, fitted with purse, at $1 Ready tomorrow morning. NOT on sale tod. Main aisle, Main floor, Old Puilding, JOHN WANAMAKER | Broadway, Feurth avenue, Exghth to Ten.h street $4.95 and full ‘nickerbocker trousers 4 1 made, strongly sewed, wenn ol with a 5 §,95 | n subst ntual lir y it ht ust from the w By ar nh ‘ 198 | a The unaa ue orld’s : : 122 | s of All-wool Yc Sack § ge, i erbockers at $1 a Pair finis $13.50 ? t Spring Hats Young 1 Cl | Musila Gowns that tie wo 1b, quality at a °e | | Makes more Ofer of positions than | = OHN WAN AMAKER | West Twenty. third Broadway, Fourth avenue, Eighth to Tenth street any oO her two mediums in the univers? a | ‘ Street