The evening world. Newspaper, August 11, 1914, Page 5

ALLAN LINE STEAMERS SEIZED BY CANADA TO TRANSPORT TROOPS can and will se the vee to rene: Fe Seeds, era Nar ea | . 1t.—Professor Government Has Already Cut oc a Eermeriy re. Grover Out Four Countries and | 'sths°stehattiense'” “ere fate st St Others May Follow. The New York Post-Office hes ceased to sell money orders to Bel- @ium, Austria, Egypt and the Sou- Gan, it was announced to-day by Supt. Joseph Hiliott and the sale of orders to all European countries may end shortly. Japan to-day asked Post-Office Department at Washing- ton to hold all money 4 Tokio until further notice and a similar no- , tee was received from Hungary. Money orders will still be sold for both countries, but the customary re- mittances will not be made until the rates of exchange are lowered. “While the money order business in New York has been hit hard by the, war, the postal savings bank has had @ great rush of new business. The general daily average for the past three fays has been $60,000, while the avera™ for three days in July $5,000. Apprehension caused by the closing of east said to be the cause of the deposits in the Gov- the Ailments lomen” has at hand such information as may save her serious illness, or if she is il it will give her an intelli- gent understanding of her case ind suggest acure. This valu- able Mefipr 2 bound text book i \vertising pamphlet, b by mail or at Mrs. Pinkham’s labora- tory. It will be mailed in plain envelope absolutely free to any woman who will write to The Lydia E. Pinkham Med. Co., Lynn, Mass., asking for it. those countries still are honoring orders, but a vast balance in their favor is piling up in America. At present it would cost the Post-Office I $1,000,000 to buy a $750,000 bill of ex- change for payment in England, and this country is holding foreign bal- ances here until that condition ends. | Should the war continue for several te months and the rates of exchange i Temain prohibitive the Postmaster | General will be forced to discontinue the eale of orders until the war is Py ended, as the loss to the Government i would be heavy. i } To minimize European post-office credits piling up here the New York ‘ office is selling orders only to old patrons, so far as it is possible. D. Financiers and bankers, seeking to) Svt.® Sale evade the high rate of exchange by y ita sending large remittances through the| of money ..der department to furope, have found a “not welcome” tien | F } awaiting them, while the fifteen and ae | twenty pound remittances of serving i jaded and others sending money home been welcomed. _oor i ; .. “HEAVY FIRING” ON COAST WAAL AAA a Soft Cuft Link Buttons CENTS Reduced from 60 Cents Stes et eae ‘ Eioneei 180 saci tants Jewelry. Open DOESN'T MEAN A BATTLE— re te IT’S U. 8. TARGET PRACTICE, | Oy, Broadway, New York ‘The rear of cannon and the shriek of |~ shells will be heard along the coast here next Friday night, but there need be ne cause for alarm. Col. 8. BE. Allen, coast defense commander at Fort Han- cock, Sandy Hook, N. J., gave warning to shipping interests to-day that there ‘will be target practice that night with tne great coast defense guns and mor- tars, ‘The firing will be at a moving ta: , « Riecgiectig by searchlights, which eat ight the area over Age id od will ut boats w eta- to_warn shipping away fro! ¥ er, ‘ Pe If th the je weathe: The practice will in at is hazy the next clear night will be or tear. give you This Is Weather for a Non-Rusting Corset Cy) pethaps we should say—this is weather for a Warner's Rustproof. Every pair of these splendid corsets car- ries a guarantee that it will neither rust, break In addition to these’ good qualities, War- ner’s Rastproof corsets. are comfortable and pe ree lines. We are always glad to recommend corsets so many excellences. Some particularly light cool models with apdljvcm or long hips and ‘low busts at $1 up- ward. The Autumn styles have just arrived. Corset Salons, Third Floor, Old Bldg. JOHN WANAMAKER Broadway and Ninth Street, New York WAAL AAALAC AAA AAA AANA AOL BE ATO OM HD ‘ THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, A Tailored Blouses of Real “Pussy Willow” White Taffeta Petticoats of White Habutai Silk, $1.69 Dainty summer Petticoats of white washable Habutai silk; side pleated flounce. eaaeeoad Petticoats, «$1.89 Soft, clinging Petticoats of fine Messaline; deep pleated flounce of silk, finished with small plaited ruffle. wee Petticoats, "* $2.89 In all the new Fall shades and in black; Petticoats of good quality crepe de chine with straight pleated flounce. Also at this price, Messaline Petticoats in black, changeable and new Fall shades. ‘Third Floor, Centro, Rear, Newest Novelty Veilings Special (yd. 49c Usually 79c to 98e A special purchase of the smartest lot of black and white Chantilly Veils, 134 yards long, in very effective designs. All Pure Silk Veil- 29 ing, Special (yd.) c Usually ¢8c The popular Veiling for nose and chin, 14 inches wide. in black and white, Main Floor. The Initial Showing of “Duplex” Fitted Vanity Bags These clever novelties com- bine the practical features of a purse with the completeness of a arty box in most attractive form. On a removable centre partl- tion, attached. by invisible snap catches to the Ls is a complete set of vanity case fittings. When this is removed there remains a flexible purse of Sriyeiope, style, with back strap by which It may be carried. 5 Various shapes, styles and sizes, all characterized by their fine workmanship and perfect finish- ing details. All are of high grade leathers and are silk lined. The Smaller Size Contains a purse on a chain, a mirror, memo tablet and pencil, wder box, lip rouge holder, Reign box and comb. In Cross-Grain Morocco $4.89 In Black Auto Leather $5.49 $6.49 $7.49 In Black Moire Silk In Satin Stripe Moire In Embroidered Silk Pin Seal (all colors) The Larger Size Contains in addition to the above fittings a perfume bottle, nail file, and glove buttoner, In English Morocco— (ali colors) $7.89 In Pin Seal—(all colors) $11.49 No other store in NewYork City has these clever nov- v elties, at $7.49 (Upper Hiustration) Rug marts of Turkey and Persia, and this magnificent dis- d 6 94 play is the result. and $6. Kazakji Turkish Beautiful Rugs from (Lower Iiusiration) Rugs (ea.) $5.94 | Beloochistan Autumn's smartest Blouses. Ad- Macy’s Usual Prices (ea.) vance models, newly shown, are fashioned of this lovely washable silk, 80 fine ‘and firm in texture and so lustrous In finish. Many new style touches are In- troduced in these extremely well tailored Blousess>— Collare are distinttly novel ineut. Sleeves are ‘‘set in” and have the smartest cuffe imaginable. Box pleats and tuchs in cluster effects emphasise the new lines. Striped silk in black-and-white or blue-and-white is one for Piping, collars and cuffs; of pearl, uttons “French ivory” or cut jet add a pretty finish. Other models equally attractive prices, at each of these $6.94 and $7.49 ‘Third Floor, 84th Mm. Dainty Undermuslins Remarkable Special Values Thousands of pretty garments—fashioned of the most favored materials, cut on the newest lines and very well made and finished—have been specially purchased for this great Store Opens at 8:30 A. M. Closes at 5:30 P. M. t Saturdays, en the Closing Hour Is 12 Noon Exhibition and Sale of Splendid Oriental Rugs Thousands to select from, many of them priced at cost to import. For the past six month (oa.), $9.94, $11.84 tard size 2 feet 11 inches x 3 feet 6 inches. Several hundred to select from. Mossout . Rugs (ea.) Standard Price, $20.00 The average hearth size Rug. All designs and colorings in this lot of 268. The prices range from $64.80 for a R up to $96.60 for a Rug 9 feet x 12 leet. “t ‘specialty stores for from $100.00 to $435.00 } $12.48 inches x 9 feet 4 41 Mahal Persian Car; Mid-Summer White Sale So comprehensive are the assortments and sp numerous the styles that it is only possible to briefly hint at the scope of the sale and its economies. At each price; mode Night Gowns 18 Styles—Usually 69¢ to 74c 48c Pretty models at this price. Are made ot serviceable materials, simply trimmed with lace or em- broidery. Night Gowns Twenty Styles Usually 992 + 69c All are fashioned of soft fine ma- terials and daintily trimmed with lace or embroidery and ribbon- run beading. embroider ively trimmed. Night Gowns—Newest Styles s in a full range of sizes from 34 to 44. Night Gowns Thirty-five styles Very Special In Empire, chemise and other styles; new and effective models 94c value. Special at . Envelope Chemise and Combinations “Envelope” Chemise, Usually $1.29, Q4c _ Made of fine nainsook, has inset medallions of embroidery with insertions of Valenciennes “fisheye” lace. Combinations Combinations Fifteen Styles, Several Styles Special at 48c } Usually$1.69, Edge and insertions of lace and UGUST 11, 1016. | s we have searched the Standard Price (ea.) 00 The average te Stee 2 inches x S$ feet S inches. Antique and modern weaves. Macy's Usual .50 and $64.60 Scatter sizes, averages in texture and silky. signs and ‘ohorings of the old type. 8 feet 2 in. x 6 feet 10 in. lugs of this quality sell in Fearth Fleer. Centre. Rubber-Soled Oxfords For Women & Misses, $2.97 In tan calfskin and white canvas, smart Outing Shoes; made on comfortable flat last, with soles and heels Gecond Fleer, 86th St.. Rear. Night Gowns 23 Styles—Usually $1.98t0$2.24 $1.69 The latest novelties. Gowns d exquisitely trimmed with fine em: —-many very elaborately trim- } broideries and laces, and made of ; some in simpler styles; all are extremely g: Night Gowns Twelve Styles Usually$1.89 $1.29 Valenciennes lace and organdie ; many of others in equally elaborate styles, effect- very fine sheer materials. Elaborate Night Gowns—Very A. variety of styles Empire models with yol sleeves of elaborate A trimmed and finished with wide ribbon bows, rosette and beading. ‘Third Fleer, Contre, Rear. embroidery trim these models. Very elaborate garments of fine sheer materia, laces, embroid- “Envelope” Che a omens eries and ribbonerun beading trim, mise, Insoo Camisole 1 Very Special, 94c Combinations $1 98 Model, $ 98 Navencienines jee ane eyelet Usually $2.49, ¢ Verified price elsewhere $3.95 em ry are effectively com- Decp points of Valenciennes Square-neck “Camisole” top bine & ey Pel cnt aliveded lace trim both back and front of w.th lace Insertion, wide ribbon and beading; skirt also ef. fectively lace trimmed; made of sheer batiste. “Envelope’”’ Chemise, Very Special at a vay model in fine patltte, sf atulsitely. trimmed with deep poi alenciennes lace and medallions of idered insertior and ribbon; skirt also lace trimmed. embreleareg_ Insersiory one cover and drawer model. Finer qualities at $2.97 and up to $6.74. $2.49 ‘Third Floor, Centre, an Makes this very effective model. Combinations Usually $3.49 $2.49 A very dainty model, with lace camisole top and lace shoutder+ straps. Knickerbocker drawers, prettily ribbon trimmed. ‘Third Corsets of Popul at Special Sale Prices __, Standard makes of Corsets in rm hint can be given of the economies of “C.B.” Corsets, Standard $1.50 Models, Two styles, in striped coutil; girdle top or hip con- finers, with medium or extra long hips. $ “C.B.” Corsets, Standard $2.00 Models, Two styles, in Sines or plain with medium length hip, or { «American Lady’”’ Hip Confiners, Standard $2 Model, Made of white tricot; very lightly boned. Sizes 20 to 30, “American Lady” Corsets Standard $3.00 Models, Two sty pairs of hose supporters attached, front or crossuver beck styles. / low top with very lon hip. Lace or silk floss embroidery trim. Sizes13toze both in strong coutil. One embroidery trimmed has the latest bust line; pairs of hose supporters. Another in low bust effect and medium skirt has elastic inserts over the ab domen, and is slightly curved in at the wai: 69c 1Z€3 19 to 26, web supporters. 98c coutil: girdle top 98c $1.29 long skirt and 3 “J. B.” Hip Confiners, Standard $3.00 Model, Made of batiste, with elastic band at waistline; ribbon trimmed; very light and flexible; long hip model; sizes 22 to 28. nodels so numerous and styles so varied that only a fered in this great Midsummer Sale. Warner’s Corsets, Standard $2.50 Model, Brocade Corsets, suitable for medium figures; low bust, long hip models, trimmed with lace; 3 pairs of $1.29 Sizes 21 to 26, $1.29 “American Lady’’ Corsets, Standard $5.00 Models, $2.97 Two styles from which toselect—this season's most fashionable models. In brocade, lace and em- broidery trimmed. Another style, in white dott cade, has very low bust, slightly curved waistline and long hips. Sizes 18 to “De Bevo.se” Brassieres Standard 75c to $1.50 Models, Made of: all-over embroidery or of tine cambric; yoke of lace or of lace and embroidery; hook Third Floor—25th Street. Sizes 38 to 45, Silk floss embroidery trim. 59c ‘RH Moy & Lo.'o Atwrections Are Thalr Low Prisem acy’s In the Three-Piece Leather Suites, ’ 0.2 These pues timsraid) ora ot Sofa, pa . holstered with the best grade of tempered steel finished frames, brass caster caps on legs. Rocker. T Three-Piece Leather Suites August Furniture Sale ine brown S| Leather Rockers, Ueually $50.25 effect back, covered in with the best grade of Three-Piece Suites, $67.50 These Suites ( as il/ustrated) consist of a Settee, Arm Chair and Arm Rocker, mahogany finished frames, beautifully carved, uine brown Spanish leather and uphols' fempered steel springs. Leather, Chairs, $37.75 in Eatetanantered wi cb pa in a genuine leather and u Istered with t) t back, coveredrecl springs. matwwnnw finished legs. There is a Rocker to match at the same price, $37. Chairs and should last a lifetime. t| Leather Suites, | Thre i Teather Sitios | See : of tem Leather eesti ther Suites, $69.50 Ueually $96.50 neiet of sofa. arm farm rocker ny tiniehe eeu tt tulle ered inn 4 aad SLY with the beat wrade of tempered steel springs. Three-Piece Suites, $75.25 Usually 801-2. ‘air ants arin Betula frown “Branton Three-Piece Suites, $93.75 UVewally 8113.00 Consist fe. arm ghalr and. arm rocker, H ne . eins ifn Gree "basis leather, Three-Piece Suites, 7.50 maho, Covered Usually $91.85 jet of ofa, arm Leather Suites, $108.00 Usually $146.00 ‘The setter haw tufted loose cushion i tufted back. shape; has These Chairs have win, Ath a tempered tee! Leather Suites, $151.00 Ueualty 8172.00 if three nieces r fos round r. ns, comfortable nd loose cushion ered In meni Three-Piece Leather Suites, $60.25 Uaually 881.25 Consist of sofa. arm ine brown ther and up: with the best of tempered stesi shen Tess Suites, Veually 2122.00 Consist of sofa, Three-Piece Suites, 1,25 Uewally $49.90 rm Three-Piece Leather Suites, $56.25 and rovered mahowa Leather Suites, | jex*, upno $70.50 ner . Vewatty’ Usually $107.00 n brown leather and upholstered steel springs. An exceptionally handsome piece of furniture and luxurious as weil. The runners are mahogany finished. Otzth with the beat rade of isa are very substantial cunhion. bask cushion seat in gen brown Spanien col guatty, te.a0 gy ‘ale’ Leather Chairs, 75 S Wenab at tampered od . na tt ee) eprings. . m pfenther. bry H Lesthee Seiten, Rewer for raaten at ke Turkish Chai 328.60 Arm Chair and Arm nish leather and up» springs. Mahogany $41.25 These Rockers (as dlustrated) have wide arms and wing back, loose cushion seat and cushion a genuine tempered 848.75 8.50 ret)