The evening world. Newspaper, December 2, 1910, Page 11

_THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2; 1910, _ presentation of Olga Nethersola lh Mace | aor terlinck’a "Mary Magdalene New Theatre hext Monday ev an tmportant one, Mr Altschul arranged a num! Oriental melod | designed to 4 | THEATRES play and to we! promazins RLES DARNTON. In vaudes Nish Upper cla aha Ie to be put} part and ond whic makes tem demand | the Authora’ | UDO her stren th: ’ # the personal ““ Hi LILY Ie td ba proditced tn | I fondon : tt ha of the two sisters A the Hack. y nieht Store Opens at 8.30 A and Closes at 6 P: M. Sf Girls’ Top-Coats Scurrying Out BOYS’ SHOES er Row long a bill may 1 rect st vane old acts Bs At End-of-the-Season PTices} fathers and Mothers Should Read This | es Nevosalty | 200 Coats at $7.50 and 100 Coats at $18.75 Boys’ shoes are a peculiar propositior: Yatderille entertainer generally, for tho | Which Have Sold at Much Higher Prices,|;,.., 22 man, who plens them must, not only know reagon, no dou leather and shoemaking: He must know the boy= his needs and his ideas. It's a high crime in the eyes of the boy to offer hini anything that looks effeminate. His_sho: = Are Offered for Christmas Selection a The practical gift giver will wel- . a / Gaeta that they | + come the occasion which presents mannish —must have plenty of room-— for a boy’ ° feet fancy. ; 5 such an See ratiy to buy girls’ lmust not be pinched, But the manager is constantly on the ny 1 th top coats at such advantageous prices. Yookout for “novelties” M i Grandmothers and aunts who come th = a ban yee =, leather is needed —for Say tse te wren mage os be to the Wanamaker Girls’ Store to- the sake of father's poc se CuiHANIE toy udvaHlinne Wut morrow will find table after table and Ww ma Se Se NOW 11000 rack after rack of coats from which ane ker Boys Shoes Are Right unusually lively to select. They are here in both dress and street styles, in both the pretty pastel These Groups! The Schoolboy Special at $2.65. stampe with a triangle~ and qualit e e as ¢ P i |‘ afyle and service or & base of quality, No better wearing shoes Gi toring New enns lvania erminal shedes and the practical every day than theee at any fas we have demonstrated to hundreds added vaude mbers to its pra - ~ pine aes they run the gamut of ‘of parents, Box calfs qun-mete! or black er tan grain feat! gramme. Some fuea of the Importance materials, |for stormy days, The Wanamaker-Special Shoes at $3, in tan, gun-metal and patent leather, button or lace, with fine finish, Splendid choos in every way. } Then the finer Shoes at $3.90 that duplicate “J. W." \" men's shoot at 65, These in tan and black calf and patent leather for normal n , and a storm shoe that delights thé youngsters — cut high, with strap and buckle at top, and mede of almost Alef proof tan Shrewsbury grain leather with chemically treated soles, 200 Coats at $7.50 Include cheviots, kerseys, fancy mix- tures and a few chinchillas and broad. cloths. All of these coats have sold previously from $8.75 to $15, 100 Coats at $18.75 Have formerly sold at prices ranging between $20 and $35. In this group are to be found jountiest broadcloths with patent leather belts, frog festen- ings and standing collars; a few of the hobble coats, and any number of top coats in more severely tailored styles. SPECIAL for tomorrow—about 300 pairs of Boys’ Shoes that remain from $3 and $3.90 lines in which sizes became broken. Mostly calfskin, some patent leather, Nearly every size from 1 to 5!) among them, Take them away at $2. "LL. confess it was “The §! I Girl” that atracted me to Hammer- @tein's Victoria ‘Theat: @fternoon. Here was Paris that promised to be out o dinary, But even Pari pointments prices, other coats will be $5, $10 and] at $10 have been lessened from higher prices. Ali in sizes 6 to 14, Girls’ Store, Second floor, Old Building, IN YOUNG WOMEN’S TOPCOATDOM (Santa Claus Has Brought His First A uber of those sweggeri he oats, belted end deep pee ccioshame queesering, polo. coats, belted end) Carload of Toys to Wanamaker’s And a few tailored cheviot topcoats at $15, thus priced Boys’ Shoe Store, next to the Men's, Main floor, New ween! e e RT pnt Equipped with the Most Complete word to ure in ect rec ° e eestor Telephone System of its kind when the movin, while at the sam NH thie Keers the vaudeville manager HE telephone equipment of this magnificent station J st provides intercommunication between all business offices of the railroad company, and between these offices | trains are dispatched, and by which the whole traffic routine of the division is carried on. It furnishes adequate and efficient of this element may be gained f offered Oscar cale, e mana cacuth anions tn te in the World the picture bouses day and nigh! al has been designed to serve three distinct purposes. It and the public. It is the operating system by means of which | telephone facilities for the travelling public. soreen did not hide artist's model was not in the gether” when ‘the bearded ¢ aaa | Each class of service represents the work of expert tcle- f lucke her . i wens eres Bie append tte wea phone engineers, and the system they have produced has no because they represent a maker's remainder. In browns and Mee Rees Nawert bits Drtetioat ere : Aanotte” Mellerman. "Anyway. it equal anywhere in the world. y Grintied in je back, And a “silhouette Are in the Wanamaker Toyland, Base- Sr lan't convincing. Macecvar this ‘pare The building of such a telephone system as this indicates : A . ment, New Building. Hlcular girl presented a picture that no Haw, abcollitel@irescentiale theltalephoneubacibe ° ( Before the Oncoming Army of Dolls Mar Peay rere unlans pal uaened 1 abs y elephone has become in every How can you write that letter to Santa, little boys and girls, 1 | J t : d Milli | until you have ceen the latest toys from Santa's workshop? n TIMME 1 inery Why, you don’t know what you recliy want until you have ‘ |looked around at all these treasures. Must V anish | New things? Well, indeed yes! There is a band-wagén to | go with the Humpty Dumpt Cedare bit Gatp won't be com- a . plete unless you have one of these. there are wonderful new 99 Black Silk Plush Hats, copies of French J | cettuloid toys. And aeroplanes of all sizes that go up in the air 4 | and fly around in a circle. Models, $1.50 Ao for little girls, they will be surprised to see the wonderful i Cea eh phase of our business and social life. ‘be gratefai to eas ca ‘Williams @er the stand he ha: Bea io tice mete ie voters ie: By the way, have you a telephone ? ticed by stage hands tn vaudeville the- ee eee see Vee Perens 5 atres. He has entered into a) ment with the Theatrical Union whereby he aries of his stage dition that they refra NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY from exacting | tips from performers playing his clr- dishes that Santa has thought up for them. And they will surely Oe vat ber) Gall eee lone Lelc hone) Dest uce Stator 195 Black Velvet Draped Turbans, $1.50 |} put in a postscript about the clothes fines and kitchen supplies for the doll’s household. NEED MORE BE SAID? The menagerie is filled to overflowing. The clown has his brightest smile for you. The toy ocean is filled with swimming dolls and fishes and speedy little boats. Toyland is ready for you, In the House of a Thousand Babies A Set of Furs Is on Nearly Every Every sort of doll that ever was made is holding reception for Little Girl’s Christmas List|” Tee eee ne has deen th Second floor, Old Building —near the Dolls’ Parlor quisite. T wa reached the stag dhiiiin Chany ve Aruaathn And Closes at 6 P. M. has in ¢ “nh a New Twilled Silk Umbrellas, $3 ; | ot stage « is one of the gi at she is quite sure Santa Claus will Ny Reels “| More Excellent Overcoat News : eee pede teem Rens ty ope Guaranteed for One Year found 1 z- te prices. F onism of » ) ve told us within the last few days o Black all-silk umbrellas for men and women, so ee lie eraltsee a ive the In the Basement Store for Men ! vd ar rey rte see ‘2 New|much better than you could have bought lest year that fame attention and ( | Tees ..|Fine Storm Coats at $15.75 ee Any Man Would Be Fortunate to Get One Of These Coats at a THIRD MORE We know whereof we speak. We chose the ma= terial, selected just the right tailors and planned the ‘making. re quite satisfied wit cuilection, as we} you wili be surprised. For women, handles of mission hese many furs for we f t of irae, 110 640,80 wood with gunmetal or silver caps, gunmetal with t 0 2 scend to $42. : : : i ful set of conn for Te itie ¢ girl -blended natural silver tops or applied silver, silver and pearl, natural ed and white fox, beaver, natural raccoon, Australian, wood, i blue opossum, white caracul, gray and white moufflin, For men, cape and stag horn, and plain natural and angora at prices in between, woods. Main ld Bi ds of women are expecting gift furs, too--sets of} nin Coot, Ott Salling ie the hare way be selected. here, in dependable! ~— TORIN WANAMAKER ARRAY ARSS! Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, 4th ave., 8th to 10th st. the aadapahia Modes for a ke: ler in connection Second floor, Old Building. Coffee In Its Original State | HEN the coffee ber is fret | of pulp but when it is p! esl / gun it becomes hard and nutslike, At It was our privilege to get in this stage it contains none of the the flavor that you so enjoy with your breakfast or at other meals. " Its | liquor would be bitter, uw: time that they cor at a decided advant that the fabrics are made up into | ; y smart coats, the men of New York ; j may reap that advantage. We ask none of it. Our usual modest margin of profit suffices, Both STYLISH And SERVICEABLE Fancy grays, neat patterns, made up es single-breasted 50 and 52-inch coats, with combination collars that can either be worn down with lapels turned back, or with a standing military effect. _ Lined with serge and well made in every particular. You will get an idea how good they are when you compare them with ordinary $25 coats, Basement, New Building, JOHN WANAMAKER | Formerly A. T. 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