The evening world. Newspaper, March 19, 1909, Page 8

ait the ar quick! thorit He eve under ¢ and wo into a vain s fate ers Ten Stories of Mafia Murders Yerrible Unpunished Crimes of a Merciless Organization. strong powe w The ers in No No. 4--The Murder of Marquis) tracks Jewe Senator, ‘and Governor of the Bank Tt was this Iast named offlee th , | lett full as a Patermo|_ His Sicily the Mayor of at Southwest Corner 6th Ave. and [8th St., New York —————————— re pecial Shoe Sale Sailor Ties spring Styies OXford Ties jw At 4, Price® 1°°° a pair Sizes 2)4 to 8. Tan and black Tan and Black High Grade Shoes With Goodyear Welted Soles Made of Selected Leathers Such As: TAN CALFSKIN, BROWN KIDSKIN, GUN METAL CALFSKIN, PATENT COLTSKIN, and FRENCH VICI_KIDSKIN, Lace, Button § | Na and Bluchers, 24 to 8; widths B, C, D and Makers’ regular omen’s Soiid Leather Shoes at Sizes 2). to8 ck vici kidskin, with patent $2.50 and $3.00 grades, Mage of genuine % Upsextension soles, military everyday wear Plenty of sizes for everybody, heels. Great | : Misses’ High Cut Shoes o 9 11 and ti'» to 2 a; lace and button wed at.. Sizes 812 t Patent C extension sole: Hand Welted High Cut Shoes FCR YCUNG LADIES With half heels. Sizes 11% to Zand 215 to 545 t leathers, also a S and $3.50 grades, at #2 ool * Sch Finest $4.00 Makes hers or B The litt er and more EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAROH 19, 1909 rvered fron k and was ts wonte pre 1 dias at the first trial had nt with ad now Buy Here at Factory Prices: hase one week, at least one-third Department Store, ko and get’ your ses for vanisher dead had been or othe for the G to, Wise 1 as ernment fell through. 1 titted and re He Ispected of the 1 rich Sicilian named Miceli, w death from an MAKE $1.00 DO FOR $2.00 on Sale, Our plan ts to sell you direct, that we woud charge the retatler es, thus saving you the amount which h Cur Prices Are from 25 to 50 Per Cent. Less than Department Store Prices cut shows one of hundreds of Spring of Which {# subsect to the same condition before the assass But this crime ome to him ar the other murde fan law—and ame to New ) n 1 conject vat ed on cole chives (Sofaane nina al hs QSAS Halper Manufacturing Co., 656 Broadway, Corner Bond Street, 12th Floor; Take Elevator, Room 26 Take Subway or Elevated to Bleecker St. Station Comes in rousiy rey the Police Seek to molest The Wanamaker Basement Is Headquarters for Cotton Fabrics Direct Entrance from Astor Place Subway Station. The kind of a headquarters that is popular—providing a satisfactory assortment of what is wanted at a pleasing price The Basement Cotton Section will be a revelation to those visiting it for the first time. The thousands and thousands of yards of sheer and dainty tissues on every side give amazing testimony to the possibilities of the American weaving and printing industries in the production of beautiful and serviceable textiles, And the wonderfully small prices attached are equally emphatic evidence of the Wanamaker pre-eminent purchasing power. Material for an Army of Fascinating Summer Dresses At 12%c a Yard Regular 15 to 25c Qualities 27,450 yards of clean, fresh, beautiful Spring Cotton Dress Fabrics, Sheer, silky Cotton Foulards, attractive and unusual Applique Muslins, daintily pretty Printed Dotted Swiss Muslin, charming Jaconet Lawns and Printed Tissues--all at 12}¢c a yard. Selling now, while you read—Old Basement. Two Styles from a Number in the Collection Of Sample Suits for Young Women Which Go on Sale Tomorrow, at $13.75 We never expected to rival the remarkably suc- cessful sale of Misses’ Suits at $12.75, of last week: But the unexpected sometimes happens and to- morrow’s Suits are certainly worth more than the extra dollar which we are obliged to ask for them. Please understand that the price In no way represents the regular value of these Suits, Because there are not all sizes in each style, {t is customary to sell Sample Suits for lees than they are worth. There are both Two and Three-piece Suits in many ex- quisitely tailored models—two or three suits of each style, Coats are silk or satin-lined, tastefully trimmed or plain, and mostly in the graceful 36-inch length, All the desired delicate shades of the Spring season are represented in fabrics of the fa:cy weaves that lend themselves so gracs- fully to youthful styles, Sizes are 14, 16 and 18 years, Our price--$13.75, is really less than usual wholesale cost on some of these suits, Note the “all-wool.”” It makes a lot of differ- ence. If it were not for the Wanamaker policy on this point, we might sell clothes at halt our \ prices that would “look the rart.” But we | | KNOW that wool is worth what it costs, and ; would like to prove this to you. All-woo! Norfolk Jacket Suits at $4 A fresh waist for Sunday, perhaps? Come and pick from many that were not here last Saturday, Styles come and go—but values remain at the same high mark. White Waists at 50c to $1.50, We Picture a China Silk WAIST at $2.50 that will make a lot of friends, Shown in white only, with Valen- ciennes lace yoke and Cluny trim- ming. Special values in Black Taffeta and Messaline Waists, Ready Now—Old Basement. Of mixed cheviots such as go into the ordinary $6.50 Sizes 8 to 16 & Spring patterns. Stylish cut. years All-wool Double-breasted Jacket Suits,$3,85 Good news for many mothers who were awalting this most $5 Suits. Sizes low—New Basement. new lot. Compare favorably Ready Bt Shocs Whose Pedigree We Know If they should fail you, look to us for satisfaction. We can fit you exactly in these regular Basement Store lines—each of which is the best at its price the Wanamaker buying strength can secure, Women’s Shoes at $1.50 ° Handsome S * kidskin, both button and lace, + leather tips, ol eat toes and heels—all ithout exc st value we know at $1.50. Men's Shoes at $2 y wellemade box calf Blucher Shoe3 with welted oles —nut fine but good. Boys’ Shoes at $1.50 Small Boys’ Shoes at $1.3) Real Cal skin Blucher Shoes with solid sewed soles— sizes 10 to 1345, Girls’ Shoes at $1.50 and $1.75 Spring styles—patent leather with black cloth tops and tan caliskin with tips—both buttone 1042, $1.50; 11 to 2 at $1.75. And the “Lady Betty,” the best Shoe for + | 5 | Remarkably durable Lace Shoes—soles estra heavy Women we know at $2.50, JV sizes 1 10 54. Ready Now—Old Basement j JOHN WANAMAKER Broadway, Fourth avenu-, Eighth to Tenth street pate i "cere || “FOLLOW THE CROWD?” into ||, The World's “Want” Coiumns ; a Send for Circul ] 2A A | Jof embroidered Swiss muslin, trimmed —————__—_——. (Old Stewart Building.) Store Opens at 8.15 and Closes at 6 P, M, The First Blossoming of the Graceful New Capes The Style Illustrated At $18.50 As fast as the ships can bear the new garments from Paris, clever American designers seize upon the most charming styles for reproduction, That's the history of the particularly} pleasing Cape we shall have }} ready tomorrow at $18,50—as |) new as anything Paris has turned out. And sure to be|! much worn, with others of its general type, over dainty | dresses this Spring and Sum- | mer, { Them cloth, pagne, p. blue a The Cane is 52 in. | in soft folds from t It is draped in the b the effect ofa hoo: _ trimmed with wic - the front with six crochet orn on sale today, d floor, Old Build: 4 4 Secon | Smart Spring Styles in Women's TAILORED HATS |} This crisp, fresh collection shows an unusual v, shapes, sizes, colors and trimmings, making | a handsome, becoming hat very Ti chic all-black hats among the new of hats, arranged according to color, braias used in these new models inc Neapolitan, satin, and various novelt are trimmed by our own designers, some o. being copies of exclusive imported hats Prices from $2.25 to $8.50, & Old B dg. | Salon, 24 floor Interesting Spring Fashions | In Young Women’s Suits and Dresses} Plenty of field for admiration among the jaunty, be oe Tailored Suits and dainty Dresses we h been getting read the young woman of 14 to 18 years > Spring. Our collection is notable ‘or tion of s vary widely in detail, yet are all ly ¢ ls materials of the season, the cha colorings— wistaria, tans, pastel blues, grays—are all here. Sp tion is directed for tomorrow to three very attract Tailored and Three-piece Suits Eight styles at $25. Five at $30. All smartly designed, brand-new models, in some one the youn; woman will surely be suited. Also Young Women's Foulard Dresses at $13.50 A fretty Princess model, in the desirable satin-finished fovlard, in dark blue, Copenhagen blue, green, brown, gray and rose; with high neck, long sleeves, circular skirt, and trimmed with buttons. Girls’ Spring Reefers at $5 A special group of new models, in plain se: Venetianelined, s.zes 6 to 14 years. Si Sheer Lawn Waists Astonishingly Priced At $1.85 The picture shows you the trim tastefulness of these models of fine white lawn, The waist has an imported hand-embroid- ered front, and is plaited to the bust, The back, sleeves, cuffs and cajlar are also plaited, the latter edged with pretty lace. With all their style and excel- lent quality, these waists are specially priced at $1.85 each. Third floor, Old Building, Racquet Cloth for Outing Suits, 18¢ Yd Five styles at $35, of which Ever seen this smart looking fabric? It's making a stir in the world by its good looks and its good qualities and is tremendously popular for stylish jacket and coat suits and outing dresses, Special pains have been taken with the dyeing, therefore Racquet Cloth laun. dersadmirably. In the new shades, including rose, wistaria,cadet, light and navy blues, khaki, linen, pink, reseda, white, heliotrope, lavender, smoke and brown. 18c a yard, First floor, O14 Building. SILK PETTICOATS now $5.85 To close out three small groups of handsome popular models, prices have been sharply cut. In the collection are silk Jersey Petticoats, with messaline silk flounce, models of chiffon taffeta, with accordion-plaited, ruche-trimmed flounce and a few ruches trimmed sunburst messaline silk Petticoats, These Stylish pettie coats are in Spring shades, some in black. Now $5.85 6 were $6.50 to $8.50. Third floor, Old Building. Pretty Dutch Leather Goods Collars and Rabats At Half Price 25c Each Many a handy article for toilet Here are some attractive new pieces, table or traveling bag may be of Neckwear that women will seize, picked up from this varied offer. upon eagerly, to wear with their new ing of samples of fine leather Spring costumes, | goods at half their usual prices, There are Dutch Collars and Rabats There are Medicine Cases, Fi Writing Cases, Thermos Cases, Men's ft | Wallets and Card Cases, Cigarette and Cigar Cases, and Women's Handbage and Strap Bags. Prices are $1. $1.50, $2, $2.50 and with embroidery and Valenciennes lace, or imitation baby Irish lace; also batiste Rabats, with imitation Irish lace, edved with Valenciennes, 25¢ each. All find them particularly at- tractive at the prick. a ! $3, usually §2 to $6. Rotunda Old Bldg. | Main floor, Old Building. John Wanamaker. Broadway, Fourth avenue, Eighth to Tenth otreet