The evening world. Newspaper, March 28, 1912, Page 6

THE EVENING WORLD, Jar convention, for you mén, Whd are the rea’ A third straw showing the di = eyed in your State, to get the "7 of the wind was in a two-min you‘to not get % then we must win dress to the Cook County prec e show.” ‘the Colonel meant he would start PUY with himself se loader New Nationalieny’ a8 the bate the THURSDAY, MAROH @8, 1 ee lation Club. The programme mapped out for him included an automobile ride following his breakfast and lunchéon at the City Club. This afternoon he will moke addresses at the Merchants’ Ex- change and the Coliseum. His speeches are not supposed to be of a political nature. To-1 night he will apeak in the First inder the auspices of t Club, Following ers, when he said: “1 primary law and “in reseed to the stories that he in- tended to bolt the ticket, or that indi- | eations were to that effect, in the event of thé nomination of Taft by: the Chi-! cago convention, the Colonel, through prareeret made the following state. In Heated: Statement Colonel ~ Denounces So-Called Threat as a “Fake.” Last Two Days of the Great Housewares Sale. Two days more of the special opportunity to get regular merchandise at special prices. Any remainders after Saturday ee meee een cee: at regular A trip for flour—back for bak- ing-powder—another for salt— always this tiresome round! wt on Presto! This Self-Raising Flour is your best escape from ieeey extra trips. It’s already salted and leavened. you, sometimes, make a mistakg; too much or too little. Presto is always right. Always delicious, "Never fails, Order today. ~ . LOUIB, March %.—Col. Theodore arrived here shortly after # Ph en A delegation we caer nad Sain wah But in hin speech in Chicago last night Sralveseea ‘at the Union @tation | !€ the Colone! did not directly deciare wae warmly greeted by them. fhe would bolt he came mighty near it. He aid that no Republican should feel escdrted to the Planters’ Hotel oblired to support & candidate nomi. | veut and there acquainted with | nateg by sucid methods aa the Colonel | reception in the city. | alieged were being employed to nomi- distinguished vis-jnete Mr. Taft. It was taken to tndi- ‘Million Popu-| cate his own independence of the regu. ANNIVERSARY SALE Here and there are odd lots of desirable tilings that’we shall quote at lower prices for these last two days. For instance: 25 copper nickel plated chafing dishes complete with lamp—the usual $8 to | $12 kind, now $5. ¥] 50 Kreamer wash boilers, No. 7 size. - Usually $1.60, now $1.25. 500 12-qt. galvanized iron pails at ‘the low price of #6c; 14-qt. size, 20c. Aluminum waffle irons, usually $2.25, now $1:75. 100 stag handled, steel steak or game carvers, 60c set. White enamel bath room stools, $1.25. 40 pairs brass andirons, one-third to one-half-less than regular prices Also some folding fire screens, at similar reductions. Subway ge New Building, 8,000 Yards Foulard Silks}! 65c, 85c and $1 Grades At 38c Yard tion Oxfordin dill All this season’s designs and in the most-wanted hammer cae calfskin. 4 f 4 ‘P. WONDER It Makes Little Difference What You Need—A World Want Will Go and Get It. WORKERS tf atens 1 Hai, “Lady Betty”? th Low Shoes, §2.50 For Women Horse and rider and lamps typify strength, intel- “inn ligence and progress. \ y One ory a this old established business was Reorganized and xten To-day the . \ colorings. Plenty of black and navy blue grounds Flat-bow pumps of ¢ 1 with white dots in different sizes. biack calfskin or whit 21 and 2314 inches wide. All silk. duck. Friday, Subway floor, Old Building. Rly strap pumps to tent leather. 4 To-day instead of two stores, there are four. business is double what it was one year ago. pooh is Ket foundation. Strength of character, developed through fifty Stren of high class merchandising in New York. tren; a of hd because only high-quality merchandise ever has been or ever w vb in these stores. Sercnat wth, evidenced in our doubled uisiness. Strengt! ho an ue, which has brought us new customers THIS IS THE ANNIVERSARY OF OUR RUORGANIZATION 2 AND EXTENSION. We intend to celebrate it in a way to benefit our friends and customers by inaugurating a sale + of men’s clothing at prices unprecedented right at the season’s beginning. Take advantage of this sale and profit by its money-saving opportunities now, when clothes are to be bought for Easter. ee Hackett Carhart Spring Suits for Men & Young Men THE FABRICS THE TAILORING Selected, tested materials woven by} Workmanshi the best foreign and domestic hes done in New clusively and mrgeaient for clothes. Worsteds, Cheviots, Velours, vat and. the finest Cassimeres- in |are el in the making of our very seasonable plain coloring and clothes.” it and long pa i result’ fancy ure di 8. from the care we devote to tailoring. THE MODELS THE VALUES BRL hac English, modified English} You will find in this Ansirersery American models in all sizes for| Sale only special values, especial ph and young men. Bear in mind|duced and speci: priced, le bes that these styles were Seen for|not know of any tter way to show New York men and are distinctly in Pacsbie ee kapsly our appreciation of their 162 Boys’ Spring Made to Sell for $6.50 and $7.50 Here at $3.85 Of all-wool worsted, and a few of cheviot. Serge-lined and with velvet collars. Subway floor, Old Building. Some of the New Coats Sizes 3 to 10 years. o® $15 $12.75 $13.50 Reefers| *Cotoniatpumps of patent f |—all $2.50. good metropolitan taste. $15 & $18 Mer Men’ 8 Suits Anniversary Sale $18 & $20 Mer Men's S 8 Suits’ $25, & $28 Mex Men's S 8 Suits $28 & $30 Men’s S 8 Suits pecial for Anniversary $30 & §: $35 Men’s Suits jpecial for Anniversary Sale $35 & $4 i $40 | Men’s Suits Anniversary Sale $40 & $45 Men's Suits Special for Anniversary Sale riendship and patronage. $1,0).00 $13.50 $17.50 $99.50 $95.00 $97.50 $39.50 Men’s Spring Overcoats New Model Black, Oxford and fancy mixture Overcoats. $18 and $20 values. paypal che wazcggyeabee aly aed = seer 93-50 on Le tuk Carnartso, E.E.TURLINGTON. Vice President. wes | O8 Broadway |125th Street » Mie 13th St} HARLEM AND: FORTY-SECOND BYREBT STORES, OPEN EVENINGS fea {tt West 42d St. Near Broadway Blue serge with edging Blue or black serge; Of tan and gray mix- broil tube Donte ine onthe collerandreversof white ture with em! and revers. cord, with large collar inlaid with black moire silk; half-| timmed with lace and me-f belt effect at back. $15. New Woven . Summer. Tissues 10c a Yard, Reg. 25c For pretty summer dresecs. into plaid and plain colors — all this year’s styles. Checks are woven, not merely printed — sure to wash well. 31 inches wide. Daintily fine. “10c a yaad. Subway floor, Old Building. House Dresses At New Prices One-piece dress of black- and-white checked flannel- ette, square neck style, with piping, at $1. These were 2. . Empire kimono of fig- ured flannelette, at $1. These were $1.75. Subway floor, Old Building. Formerly A >he Bevery, serge stitched with black. canvas colla:. le a very handsome coat of gray two-toned whip-| Other models in voile] Subway floor, Old Building. s Linens At Special Prices pry tly soiled ped gotta aligns 64 x 92 inches and 64 x 103 inches, $3 each, formerly $4.25. 64 x 88 inches, $3.75 each, formerly 3s. 600 hemstitched linen doilies with Japanese drawnwork cen- seal 12 inches Chad 12}4c Soo nee of 20c. 500 ae cae 25 inches in diameter; im} to sell at $1.25 each—here at 60c each. Doilies, 6 inches, 12}c each, instead a 25c; 12 inches, 25c each, instead of of SDR Subway floor, Old B: leather and dull black calf-“i iskin.\ All sizes—all widthed{ > The best shoes we know’ at the price. High lace and button shoes of the same quality in ruffle. Oniy 350 petticoats to BO. subway foor, O14 Bide. New and Handsome Coat Blouses, $1 Of sheer white lawn, trimmed with Cluny or filet lace and with panels of embroidery; of lawn gath+ .ered in tiny pleats, trim- méd with heavy Cluny lace; or of ecru net trimmed with all-over Cluny lace. a | dallions upward to $3.50, | Subway floor, O16B: Sheets and Cases © of Standard Muslin: Condition of the cotton mare |i¥ ket makes a duplication of these! low prices seem doubtful. 4 Pillow Cases 45x36 inches, 12}4c, usually 15¢ 45 x 36inches, 14c, usually 17¢ 45%38)4 inches, 16c, usually 18¢, * Sheets {| 54x 90inches, 40c, usually 50c. 63x 90inches, 45c, usually SSe, 72x 90inches, 50c, usually 60c, 81 90inches, 55c, usually 65c. These sizes before hemming, Men’s 25c Socks, 12c . 4,500 pairs of summer weight socks—all good cot: |! |}? | tan, lisle or mercerized black, plain colors and fancy Women’ s 25c Stockings, The World’s 2,600 pairs of fashioned catton stockings, black or | fan. All sizes in the lot. Friday, Subway floor, Old Building OHN WANAMAKER’@xe"| ccna THE @ROWD” into - “Want” Columns :