The evening world. Newspaper, October 25, 1911, Page 8

ROBB t ! © find a trac Heather poo: 41 o'clock. boarded a woparated. Duttoned cc for the tral Detective derstand w sions that with him. ina safety ¢ only when town the ne’ opened. Mis wife -—DRSPTE GUARD before Justice the Su preme Court. Collins was appointed superintendent Diam: “| of the Bureau of Highways when it { jond Merchant Had Taken| ¢,, organized in January, 1902, He | Was ousted by Ahearn in 1904 Two Friends With Him for Protection. ‘Three detectives are trying to-dny to Merman schater, a a! Of No. 71 Nassau sireet, Which were stolen " jue, Brooklyn. T was accompanied fas guards when he started for home at | he The three men encountered a tre. | jRendous crush at the Manhattan end fof the Brooklyn Bridge and w when he discovered from the inside poe: that Shafer might gems in his office sa not be found there. Fifth Anniversar Cae 4, son on is PELE ED ONB.R.T. COLLINS CASE ON TRIAL. | | he Demand for #4815 fy Wack Sniary back | «/ LYNCHED as supe ghways ed him, w Glegerich in The case has fought back and| = . | for trial. ee nn $2,000 FOR 275 FEET FALL. e of the 20 \ from him late | Vterday when on his way home Pupils br | Byalues them at betwen 99.0% and $10,-|M ~. | hats while le | Sohafer lives at No. 5616 Fourteenth | Ket in his ine by friends, | | him n they | West End train they were) All were mpeiled to} atand with crowds pressing against | B Altman & Cn they reached the Flatbush | e 'e them until rnett, one of his friends, &. got a seat While talking WILL PLACE ON SALE TO-MORROW chafer a AN UNUSUALLY DESIRABLE LOT OF for his wallet’ He almost JET BANDINGS pat. 1 nto reac when the whole sarty rumied t Mergen street police stati Frank wid not un ay he #hould have been! JEWELED BANDINGS, ETC. hes He LACES AND DRAPERY NETS ESPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR deposit va r UTA . he intends going out of) LNLAlcn dels mt day before the vrults are | is prostrated by the ocr | of her husband's loss. BROOKLYN OPPENHEIM, GLLINS x G Fulton and Bridge Streets, Brooklyn Plain Tailored Suits—several models of plain and fancy) materials; new gored ssirts; values to $27.50.............. ! Braided Cheviot Suits—in black, navy and new Fall col- ors; coat and new bodice skirt beautifully braided, satin 20.00 fined and interlined; value $30.00 Fancy Tailored Suits—ot men’s near ribbed serge: wide) silk braid and velvet trimmed; custom tailored; superior lin-: ings; in black, navy, brown and new Fall colors; value $40.00) Coats are of perfectly matched skins, especially see lected. Cut in the latest models. Superior linings Pony Fur Coats 52 Near Seal Coats 52 inches long Hudson Seal Coats 52 inches tong inches long Women’s and Misses’ Full Length Coats For motor, traveling, street and evening wear Black Cloth Coats—braided collar and cuffs; half lined) in satin and interlined; value $18.00. . Ara if Smart Polo Coats—severa! models of various doublesface} materials and fancy mixtures; all colors; values to $30.00... | $35.00 Chiffon Broadcloth Coats.......22. $40.00 Seal Plush Coats of chiffon, net, satin and messaline; over 50 models; fancy and embroidered; black and colors. Values $5.00 to $12.09, 2.95 3.95 5.00 Setanket Got It Learn to Make Your Own Frock We Teach Practical Dress- cutting, Dressmaking, De- igning and Millinery. p and make fashionable frocks and Your inspection invited cr circu- 9) lar sent on request. r. TAYLOR €0., Ww. jth St. the neat sats) REGULAR PRICES $2.25 TO 4.00 PER YARD AT $1.35 & 2.25, A FULL LINE OF DRESS TRIMMINGS IS IN STOCK, INCLUDING a FRINGES, JET, COLORED BEAD, SILVER AND GILT TRIMMINGS, y Sale Women’s and Misses’ Tailored Suits 16.50 25.00 Over 109 other models besides those described. Every smart style of the season is represented; of broadcloth, chevron, cheviot, mixtures, serge, corduroy and velvet Women’s Fur Coats—Extraordinary Values ..value $55.00... 35.00 value $85.00... 55.00 value $150.00... 95.00 1,000 Women’s Dressy Waists PURE LC Ce ER THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1911. paratus, Wi shovels ne |down, and c ive foot [the compan most !mport- ds 6 tori warning nvasion entre of th ronr yORK, ting the m 4 e, the owner Down wry 49 decided, THE LIGHT POLES. ) th Ave. Corner 17" areeti Tomorrow (Thursday) Important Suit Sale The Beautiful Styles, the Superb Fab- rics, the Perfect Workmanship, Are Typtcal of This Store’s Famous Sutts. 145° ) All Sizes for A Positive 22.50 Valne Women and Misses Every day this store demonstrates its superi- ority in value and style-giving. Here's another instance in these suits at $14.50. The graceful model- ing and shaping of these suits along strictly tailored YW oe lines offer ang¥gd «i irresistible charm ef to women who would be well i; dressed at a little price. They are made of winter weight men’s wear serge, rich ag their own materials arning. BON (THURSDAY), herringbone boucles and smart reversible cloths in navy blue, black, Gray, coronation and splendid wear-resisting mixtures. In short, these suits are the ut- most of style and value for the least money. Alterations FREE New York. Most Ills of Life come from errors in dict, from too little exercise or from the mis+ takes we commit without thinking of consequences. These sicknesses may be slight at first, but they hinder work, prevent advancement or bring depression and spoil enjoyment. What is worse, they leac to serious physical disorders if not checked in time ; but you CAN check them easily and quickly, They will <= Inevery is known, ter, Be ready to help ouble and to regain, and n hand for immediate use yourteleeia your family—to overcom ‘cep, good bodily conditions by having BEECHAM'S PILLS For females, Beocham's Pills are epectally suitable. Sold everywhere. In boi See instructions with each box. Ne. and 25¢, *@e——Music by Nahan Franko's Orchestra, Retaurant Dally— 0 33 Yaars Paden of Fashion LUNs 49770 20° STREET. Oc Special Terms 30 Days’ Free Trial Payments as Low as $1.00 a Week any time during the and all money paid will toward the purchase of any new piano or player-piano in our More than 100 bargains for tomorrow, Afew of them: be applie nF 15.00 1 Knabe Upright 1 Weber Upright Mahogany case, excelent con- Largo sie: wondortul g1 6 q dition. A trosaure for $195 Dargaia 4 | some muste love | 50 ~ V Auerbach Upright | 1 Hazelton Upright bee thiy sure; mabogany cage, | it) This 14 @ romarkably good Colonial style. Great value... $200 instrument $175 1 Hardman Upright A splendid Instrument {a fine repair teeene 1 Sohmer Baby Golden opportu iuner Giand 1 Fischer Upright A popular instrument of $100 Upright et bargain at this gy, $155 1 Waters Up ai hi trimmed / Baby Grand st toned ine M0 OU WAT go gg ones w 4 " y 4 LOVE SE HOA ES PRON ARR OR | ured velour. Sunday World W Lot No. 74.— 100 New Suits at $25 65 New Velveteen Suits at $20 The $25 Suits are of Exceptional $37.50 Standard and hard to obtain. our ‘new imported models. was used in these suits. like them at any $37.50 suits! waisted skirts. $25 suits are of imported rough blue cheviot. style follows exactly, even to the tiny details, one of The $20 Suits are $32 Quality Suits of the latest styles created abroad, built of materials so fashionable that they are already scarce The Collars of panne velvet and the back of the coat and shaped skirt have rows of buttons. Every inch of the manufacturers’ materials There will never be any more Price, They are better than usual Velveteen Suits at $20, instead of $32, are of good quality velveteen, navy blue, black and brown. Perfectly plain, carefully tailored. All quality possible in the materials and workmanship. Both have high- This Jubilee suit offering is late in the month. It has taken weeks to get these suits just as we wanted— we are particular about what we present to our customers as a Jubilee opportunity. Second floor, Old Building. Lot No. 76—Saucepans and Knives 216 Imported Enameled Steel Saucepans Turquoise blue, lined with white, quadruple-coated, with covers. 4 qt. size, 65c, usually $1 6 qt. size, 80c, usually $1.25 8 qt. size, 95c, usually $1.50 ~ 720 Paring Knives, 214 in. blade, 5c, usually 10c Subway floor, New Building. Lot No. 771,000 Pounds of Candy For One Day—20c, instead of 40c Pound Wanamaker Week-End Chocolates or Wanamaker Chocolates and Bonbons Coincident with the appearance of the Wanamaker Candy Section in an entirely new dress. Crystal cases to the floor filled with dainty favors and bonbons. Spotless white marble provides a fitting background for sweetmeats that are purity | itself. Subway floor, Old Building, ‘Young Women’s Dresses Corduroy Dresses with one white corduroy rever, regularly $23.50, are special at $14.75 Serge dresses with yoke and tiny frill of cream lace—two satin revers and touches of purple or green, $15. A velveteen dress has bits of wide black braid applied in frog effect down the front. Closing yoke of cream net. Broad lace collar. $19.50. Stunning corduroy dresses are those with wide revers of white corduroy. They fasten with a motif of black braid. $35. Silk dresses of crepe meteor, messaline and crepe de chine— only two or three of each kind, and priced from $15 to $42.50. Short lengths, 35, 37 and 39 inches. Sizes 14, 16 and 18. Second floor, Old Building. 113 Pairs of Armure Portieres Go on Sale at 9:30 Tomorrow At $6.75 Pair—Our Regular Price $9.75 Because ot the exceptional character and the limited quantity ot this offering we shall not place these portieres on sale until 9.30 tomcrrow morning, in order to give out-ot-town patrons an opportunity to share in a very attractive economy. , P The portieres are ot mercerized armure, ot a fine, silky finish, in an Empire wreath design, with a 714 inch border ot tancy fig- In tour excuisite shades—red, myrtle, olive and Third Gallery, New Building. brown. 300. Women’s Trimmed Hats Specially Offered at $3.75 Many of the favorite small shapes in black and colored! velvet, sometimes with crowns of contrasting color, and prettily trimmed in all sorts of attractive ways. Some have been on our tables for a week or two—then they were priced $4.50 to $6. Some are slightly shopworn, More than sixty of these hats are fresh from the work- tooms and of quality we regularly sell at $5 and $6, A good opportunity to get several pretty hats. Second floor, Old Building | Lot No. 75—Double Jubilee Event in the New Store for Men (Broadway, Corner of Eighth Street, Main Floor.) : 200 Men’s Overcoats, Worth $25 Each, at $15.50 300 Men’s Suits, $18 and $20 ’ Grades, at $11.50 Made for us—and for this event—by firms with which we have had large dealings through many years. One concern has crowded all possible worthi- ness into the overcoats, another has produced the best $18 and $20 suits in the history of his house. Making it Possible for Wanamaker Pat- rons to Procure a $25 Overcoat and a $25 Suit for the Single Price of $27 Overcoats are built tor rough weather, sturdy browns and grays, tull lined, with convertible collars. Fitty inches long. . Suits ot blue serge, iancy serge and tancy cheviots. All sizes. Stout and tall men not overlooked. Tomorrow — Jubilee Day —Overcoats $15.50, instead of $25; Suits $11.50, instead of $18 and $20. Broadway, Corner of Eighth Street, Main floor. JOHN WANAMAKER Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Street no ermerntindtiilinmestt