The evening world. Newspaper, April 18, 1911, Page 10

a ) Pa y __ THE _ EVENING _WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL + NONE tur PRE, TRE MERCHANT MANY PLANS FOR ~KILLS HIMSELF WIDENING BTH AVE. Arcade in New Hotel, Track Relocation and Crossing ——— Kighty-Seven-Yea*-Old John R. Montgomery's Suicide Tunnels Considered. Spectacular. him end his | hed from a window HIGHEST POLISH WITH LEAST EFFORT EL LECTRO Silver Palisa N SILICO placing. surface th | THE JOHN WANAMAKER STORE Domestic Rugs in Oriental Designs Collection of $28,000 Worth Is Specially Priced Arug that is a bad color is always an eyesore—doubly so if it is a good rug, because it wears so long. BEAUTIFUL rugs—carefully selected for pattern as well as quality —are the only kinds included in this $28,000 worth which we are selling at and below ordinary wholesale cost. They have been copied from Eastern Kermanshahs, Tabriz, Sarouk or Ismans~and copied in such rich colors that at a fraction of the price of Orientals you can get the same effect. Finest Wilton rugs, 9 x 12 ft., $42.50; 8 ft. 3in. x 10 ft. 6in., $39.50. Royal Wilton rugs, 9 x 12 ft., $29.50; 8 ft. 3 in. x 10 ft. 6in., $27.50. Wanamaker Special Wilton rugs, 9 x 12 ft., $26; 8 ft. 3 in. x 10 ft. 6in., $24. Axminster rugs, 9 x 12 ft., $16.75 and $17.50. Broken lots of Wilton, Axminster and Brussels rugs, at $21, $28, $31.50 and $33.50. Size; 9x12 ft. Every facility for quick and satisfactory service. Fourth Gallery, New Building. Bleached Irish ‘Damask Table} DoultonEarthenware@®Porcelain Linen, 90 Cents a Yard At Lower Prices 2,800 yards of it. These are samples: Would prove very acceptable to the most, but the Doulton Com- cautious purchaser of table linen were we to ask pany very seldom sell $1 the yard. their samples we But we believe in sharing price advantages Cannot remember a and this has come to us at less than market time when a similar value. lot of 700 pieces ever Full two yards wide, in four patterns—fleur- Went on sale at one time. Even more de-lis, jonquil, tulip and wild rose. 90c the yard. 22 inch napkins to match, $2.50 the dozen. First floor, Old Building. strange, many of these samples will not be shown in New York until next autumn, while n of the others are “ 349? ‘ sold in our own stock at re prices. If the Word “Best” Were But because of our important connections H irts with the Doulton firm, they have turned over Embroidered on Shirts at $1 a most interesting collection to sell for at their superlative excellence would not be more least 331-3 per cent. less—me even a little lower apparcnt. They instantly suggest $1.50, in price. Yet we have them in hundreds of patterns Among the Doulton Ear and colors. squat teapots, rail plate This is our regular Dollar Shirt—New and jugs, candlesticks, sugar Springlike. squat jugs, Many stores offer inferior garments at $1 in — what they choose to term “bargain sales.”” But men who wear Wanamaker shirts know the difference. And hundreds of them are choosing the Summer supply from tt $1 Shirt counters Main floor, New Building 8, eapot tiles. Done and portraying desert way creatures, cretonne chmen, Venetian scenes fects, old English ex and many others Prices run like this: » Candlesticks, $1, reg. $1.50 diesticks, 50¢, reg. 75c 50, Sandwich trays, $1.25, reg, $2.00 Basebalis and Bats | Only two of the many “diamond” necessities to be found in the Wanamaker Sporting Goods Store. re We have besides: gloves for the outfielders dozen at t! and infielders, first basemen’s and catchers’ ,, ; : 7 mitts, masks, body protectors, pitchers’ toc Vegetable Dishes and Revolving "50¢ Goodnight Sets, $3.75 to $7. box anc . pretty pink buds, glish patterns. Only cedented prices. plates, steel shoe plates, bat bags, baseball bases, | Breakfast Trays home plates, and all articles of wearing apparel. About hich Meastable dishee ara, None would Ba'ls Seto $1.2 ordinarily be Infielders’ gloves . S0cto$4 * regularly $1 1 Outfielders’ gloves. 25c to $4 $2 successfully Catchers’ mitts , ; . BSc to $8 on br two others. 10 ¢ Bats.... : 10¢ to $1 naturally ask their American representative to s« Mas few Masks... 25¢ to $5 as possible, These are this season's samples, Main floor, New Building. | Second Gallery, New Building. JOHN WANAMAKER Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, Fourth avenue, Eighth to Tenth street ON LAWN OF SON 1 threes bs WRITE FU“ OPEN EV'GS UNTIL 9 O'CLOCa,s KOUMs CATALOGUE yom z CRAND RAPIDS Telephone Directory Goes to Press MAY 4th The Summer Edition of the New York City Tele- phone Directory goes to press Thursday, May 4th. Telephone service must be arranged for on or before that date in order to have directory listings appear in this issue. Changes in present listings and advertising in the directory must aiso be arranged for on or before May 4th. Upper Leather Stays. Scle Leather Soles, Heels, Top-Pie Findings Pads, Etc. Good, Big Values The distinguishing feature of the new Brill Clothes for Spring __|||| 10, °15, °18, *20 Men not inclined to extravagence are | invited to come and see a bit o! revela- tion in values. A wonderful range of SUITS \ Patterns, Etc., Etc. . A “ "7 in bright and snappy patterns, and more Swell quiet effects in dark worsteds. Modeled on | Men's Black natural lines, athletic lines, and the more Osford, conservative lines. — And overcoats into | which we've crowded a better quality and workmanship than even we have been able | to produce before, at these prices. All Perfect-Fitting demonstrating clearly the capacity of the | Brill Stores to give the |best values, and | ‘making it more than ever worth the hile of men and young men to trade with us. | $4.20 i Jan Tips a | Including Vamps, Tops.Tips, L , @ OBS, | Quarters, Tongues and Outside Including Outer Soles, Inner i ines nid tye are iat inings, Inside ane xim- | 6 mings, Silk and Linen Thread, $ AN Steel Shanks, Eyelets, Heel- Labor, Supervision, Royal- ' ties and Indirect’ Expense Including Factory Labor, | Packing and Shipping, Depre- + + $1.25 ciation of Plant, Cost of De- signing Models, Cost of Lasts, retailed (to the actual Swom Manufacture and Marketing. See Regal Shoe Store windows for what this means to YOU. ) | | ces, Welt- ing, Box Toes and Counters. How “Regal Cost Plus 5%” Policy Works Out On a $450 Shoe "THE following items of construction include the sworn average percentage of Selling Cost added to cost of materials, labor and overhead charges. Shoe No. 7494—“ Swell” Blucher Oxford, $4.20, .. siz | Result ———— Actual Cost . . $4.00:%6 Plus 5% Profit Henceforth all Regal Shoes will be Consumers) at 5°% above Cost of Material, Regal Prices now run as follows: $335 $345 $350 $375 $385 $400 $420 $435 $450 $485 otc. es | Retail Price .|\ *42 Bull Bicthers ||) REGAL (profit) SHO BROADWAY at 49th st 279 BROADWAY, near Chambers St 47 CORTLANDT ST. near Greenwich, 125th UNION SQUARE, 14th Street, West of 1OR MEN, OUR 1911 10% ALLOWED Coca CAS! FURNISHED $05 verything for lousehe Sar PLETELY, WE PAY |p eoRatisne AT Beacon, vinings FURNISHED em, and iy un’ exiibition at LURNITURE $50.00 Worth $3.00 Dowa We will give to a $75.00 “ $5.00 °* bit! in merehandine, ii $10 315.00 $260 $20.09 $300 few York Stace, New Jere mactts and iiod @ Islan, CO CRG Grand Rapids Manufacturers Besi Made Furniture emia — Vow Prices. Easy Tersa aus — $1.00 EEKLY t Week Delivers This Complete On a $50 Purchase 91.50 Weekly, $100 ry Th's Brass Bed wits alae FREE i ery $100 Purchase $3.00 on $200 OPEN ‘This Vahogany $-Piece Parlor Suit with every purchase ato } OPEN SATE AY UNTIL 10 POM, Wr PAY PREIGIT, IP MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE Wh A WORLD “VAN é ‘ eaTumpay nBae Se SEAVE! FREE ({RERALCREDIT TERMS ; 4 BAUME a Your Parehase 10 per cent, of the amount of their chase may be. BEDROOM SUITE 4g s iilustrated, to your home, yalue $89, at Ks Mattress. soft top, {AT YOU NEED— T’.WILL- GO. GET. : FOR MEN AND WOMEN REGAL STORES IN GREATER NEW YORK $100 Werin $10.09 Down Hy 4 Weekly Fumished 4D 75 4 Kooms 125 5 Peoniched 150 * | [ 84TH BT, i" STATION, [ET AT CORNER IT. » Boe We CHARL A. KEENE Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, 180 Broadway, New York Jomes Furnished Compleie 3 Rooms at - $49.98 4 Rooms at - $74.98 5 Rooms at $124.98 owAND » [oe 0.00 vowa on $50 ead 95.00% $75 9759“ $i00 190 » Week Ovens an Accoun WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS’ ae)