The evening world. Newspaper, October 23, 1914, Page 6

Ware ' { i i ware weeny ro} nee Dea : an un See er Fs Dedeertetien t 3) Wilt give them strenein, ba al done whe. v0 yon a hy is U soods tn Lyell | teria tod 8 nila , bint ane. mal Kingdon *e | companied by threats of SOLD HY AL r emation enon | | mody makes the follow! Sat areeus out bs atdearetele. Upholds Blocking of $1,000,-| suit wot THA’ be mali, iC 78 we de ° } MODY eemtory, 7 Abe 4 in| 000 Dam Which Lessees TMs is absolutely —_ | An * hot @ word said int 4 » Feared Would Raise Rates. i HYGIENIC DRINKING COPS TRER. Pvt libra ba Feared suing Mr. Stimaon, either NERVOUS GIRLS “Yoana girlie need not aavrifi-e their health. Dr. Greene’s 'Nervura Brows fon (41 Wiahty tatercating Show A private view of motion piotures 1600 Hrosdway. The pictures are it enrtenon tne] by Rta n) Gardenn What oT 18s, re wine cue tm op before the lene, forme t wit be aiven aw apan to be | arte Ber Neda Be ene fret publle ah Ing will be me fa cay ee Ter ment Manny NOMS | nent Thonday after the Hrookl Pv jay and Monday Academy ot Music. HALEANAN DRY GOODS C0., Inc. art and 2 OF! TO y Co. 43d Street and 8th Avenue Watch Monday's Paper for Our Ad. SPECIAL 89.50", S52 $9.0 SPECIAL For Every Pad fats of , ee Compons Kring siong your Surety sane and Monday POM- PEIAN FACE CREAM Real Value We, CERTIFICATE OF VALUE Cut t Thie Our Now _ Misses’, Juniors’ and Gi’ ashiananly. Apparel — Se »>Misses’ Suits Misses’ Suits, of Broadcloth, on. and Gabardine; fatest styles, various coat Jengths, 30.00 Regular. 27.50 values era ee — Misses’ Suits, of Corduroy, Broadcloth, Gabardine and Poplin; the scason's best tail- ored and trimmed models, Ine cluding fur trimmed. 25.00 Regular $5.00 values Misses’ Fur Trimmed Velvet Suits, late short coat model, amart skirt; in Black, Brown and Qreen. 29.75 Exceptional value Velvet Suit. 29.95 Misses’ Serge Dresses | Serge Street Dresses in Navy Blue and 13.75 Black; various trimmings, distinctive “youthful models. ee Regular 22.60 values SNAKE-BUG “MOVIES” NOW. oe = CARMODY DEFENDS unusual interest ena given yeaterday Afternoon In the Meora building, Ne [result of two veare of painstaking work” Ditmers, curator of the > NE SS THE EVENING WORLD, able rivere withia Its borders ‘the owner of all the watero jana of the power de «| watera Thin owner 1} eat han no powe DENESTHREATS ot] relinquish Hensel and 3 he which Mr ae THEY vn| !Government or of taking PAID) BUT $550. |ate ‘ment. , War Department Letter Sheds * mody’s Defense. follows: | ‘Thomas Carmody, former State At- toeney-Genoral, has written to The | Mvening World a defense of bis ac- tlon In oppowing, with State Kn- kinnor Renanl, Federal construction of ‘a dam at Troy, which held up for a | your Frle Canal improvements \ “The fact tn,” wild Mr, Carmody, “the Federal Government declined to watera and to controt Justify Ite act un: powers, the te waived no ri hts, ¢ what the State believes to be | would relinquish to the Paderal Gov- jernment its water rights at that | potnt® Under the Republican admin- intration of 110 the Republican Cafal Board pasaed @ resolution do- ing thir very thing, When the Dis administration came in, the question to allow the Federal Governs consent of the State | away the water powar of the State| administration, and if it is ca for nothing wan submitted to me for] out the Federal Government mist legal opinion OPPENHEIM, GLLINS & © 34th Street. new York, . Misses’ Coats Misses’ Rough Mixture Coats, also Zibeline in plain colors, several belted and sport models, Regular 23.75 value 15.00 « Misse? fur Trimmed Coats (as illustrated) of Ribbed Pe Cheviot in Navy, Brown Und Black, collar of Skunk Opos- sum; Satin lined throughout. 19.75 * Regular 27.50 value. Misses’ Dress Coats of Core duray, Broadcloth, Seal Plush and other fashionable mate- rials, silk lined threughout. 25.00 Regular 35.00 value Fur Trimmed Coat, 19.75 _ Misses’ Afternoon Dresses | Charmeuse and other fashionable ma- terials, including Velvet Coatee effects, se | 22.50 nnn in Black and Colors. Morilnr § 92.50 values Girls’ Coats and Dresses—Exceptional Values a Gifts’ Coats of Zibeline, Wool Plush and Broadcloth, lined throughout, belted and long waisted models. 4 to 10 years. Regular ely to 12.75 Girls’ Coats of Broadcloth, Zibeline, Wool Plush, Corduroy, Velvet and Novelty Plaids; Blouse, Cape and attractive models. 6 to 16 years. Regular values to 22.50 | Girl’s Norfolk Model Dress Velvet and Corduroy Norfolk Model Dress (two piece) in Black, Brown and Green. Regular 7.50 values 8.90 15.00 +5.90 Girls’ and C Girls’ School or Dress Coats of Velvet, Cor- duroy, Wool Plush and Broadcloth, lined 10 75 throfghout, various models, 4 to 10 years. Regular values to 15,00 Girls’ Dressy Fur Trimmed Coats of Cor- duroy and Broadcloth, several desirable 19 75 models, lined throughout. 10 to 16 years. egular value# to 25.00 “ Girls’ Fur Trimmed Dress Velvet Dress in Black, Green and Brown, wide Messaline Sash, Fur Collar and Cuffs. 9.75 lS Regular 13.75 value hildren’s Hats- Special Vatues i New and distinctive styles, featuring materials and trimmings most suitable for the. | younger set, including Corduroy, Velvet, Velour and Felt. Regular 9.93 to 10.00 Values “1 rendered an opifiion that ‘the State ie the absolute owner of navig- made by En- lor oMctally, or of suing the Federal’ ny lomal| to prevent the Improvement con- | templated by the Federal Govern- In this connection there is in the var Do r artment files a letter dated) Further Light on Car- jan. 26, 1912, addressed to Secretary Stimaon ned by Camnody, as “You wil! remember that T atated In the conversation to which you refer lin your letter to Gov. Dix that If the | Federal Government undertakes to bulld the dam and to impound the the power and to claim the revenue from it, it must rite constitutional “T informed you speviftealty that oded | hone of its claims, but stood apon | build the Troy dam unless the State! rights, and that If previous legtala- tures or canal boards have under- taken to’ waive any of these rights or to yield them to the Federal Gov- otnment, the prosent administration desired to repudite such policy and tte proceed no further upon the iinpiled “If thie polley is continued it st ee validity of that action in alving! ng against the protest of the State dertake to justify it under the Inw.” FRIDAY, OCTOBER .23, 1914. — the State control of the Federal Governm The Siar rived 30 cents horas p ® annum from Troy lessees gold tor $20 annum, It was recog! aly Goverment controlled The water pawer, for which Mr. Carmody and Engineer Hense! con- ten lod wo valiantly, holding up @ Federal Go ir power of ower, users would have to pay w it was Worth. from them and secured the ald of, Gov. Diz, Engineer Bensel and At- orney-General Carmody to oppose he Feders! improvement. Contest “|war made on the ‘echnical sreund the State's hold-up, ihe work will completed before other parte of Erie Canal are opened for tra fic Different— Tomorrow, Saturday 3,100 Blousesthe Pick of Exclusive Late Styles—in Silk, Satin & Lace, Freshly Unpacked and in All Sizes Copies of $12 to $25 $5 French Blouses for... $3.85 $3 Copies of $25 French Blouse for $5 q q New models until now $5 and $5.50, tomorrow sod n= New silk crepe de chine Blouses for or $3.85 and $5 blouses in the Women's Blouse Shop, Third floor, Old Butiding. Sale of blouses at $3, $3.85 and 93 om the Main Aisle. Main floor, Old Building. Planned for many days in co-operation with manufac- turers of the best type, this sale excels anything we can tecall—in exclusive newness of style, in caricly of models in gil sizes up to 44, and in qualities of silks, satins and laces. Copy of a $25 French Blouses for $5 black. Copies of Two $12 (1) Crepe meteor in model. (2) stitch braid embroidery. These $5 and $5.50 Blouse for $3.85, « Crepe de chine with top of attractive lace and short sleeves—to wear with the afternoon costume. Several color combinations. , Nearly 400° Women’s Special Tailored Suits with rose on the shoulder, embroidered net. Shadow lace in white or black. Broadcloth suits with skunk dyed raccoon on collars and cuffe—tee back of the coat reaching just below the hips, the tront extending only to the waistline, at $18.75. Gabardine suite with medium length belted coats at $18.75, Gabardine and serge suits with long coats lined through- out with satin, especially for women who want their suits to skirt, at $18.75. collars and cuffe—at $15.75. caracal cloth—at $15.75. Second floor, Old Building. Young ‘Women’s Broadcloth Suits Amazingly Good Not a -single feature of these suits betrays their little prices—$23.5@ and $25. They are made of lustrous broadcloth in navy blue, black, Russian green and tete de iges the foot of the skirt, i 9¢9 coat is finished with a sum, $25. copies of French models that Jong coats with flare backs have appeared this season. One suit has fashionable + medium-length coat edi and paneled with flat bands cloth. tunic, Sizes M4, 36, 16, 18 and 20 ye Second floor, id not transf War Department engineers dre now | ¢! + purging the Troy dam, and despite Silk crepe with the new high flare collar—white, flesh pink, navy and French Blouses for $5 smart button-up-to-the-chin White and flesh color. Impossible to duplicate. Heavy white crepe de chine with the new feather Black lace over flesh color chiffon ~ Black satin combined with new Four Styles at $18.75 | Two Styles at $15.75 do the double duty of being long coats to wear over separate skirts as well as with the suit Gabardine suite with coats rather long on each side—velvet Wool poplin suite with me- dium length coats trimmed with All in black and blue—some in brown and Russian green. Bs wide band of this fur cloth high neck ruff of skunk opge Another model at the same price has short coat with collar of negre. cardcal cloth. They are lined with peau de They are three $23.50 suits have medium high rolling collar of caracul cloth or short coate with caracal see forming the collar and edging the » Old Building, MARKETS FOR BROOKLYN. the per the the Executive Committee of the Mayor’: Food Supply Committees, appointe Gave to the Mayor yesterday the secon Preliminary report ef the committee. the| THe committee says that the hig hat ) fue waste, that occiirs snrouse, Jac ea beat: i it be| squore with an adequate col lant is suggested, and ul f the] Market, of “which there tr none ip Brooklye. Tomorrow in New York--at Wanamaker’s The John Wanamaker Store, formerly A. T. Stewart & Co. Sheer lace with cape effect in back, bolero front, braid bound. Crepe de chine with high collar fastened with ribbon. White and flesh color. Crepe de chine with panne velvet military collar, rose on shoulder. Plain white crepe de chine for morning. a All these blouses are directly in- spired by Paris models and up towithin a few days ago were in our stocks at higher prices. Three Exceptional Crepe de Chine Models at $3 White and flesh color silk crepe blouses with becoming double ruffles, with quantities of lace, or with the new collars that are hemstitched. Excellent qual- ity silk, well-made—the sort for which one would ordinarily pay a considerably higher price. Third floor, Old Building. Main Aisle, Main floor, Old Bidg. The Children’s Store Everything for the child is so actually here at Wana- maker's that we just don’t know where to begin to tell you about it. Bo we'll begin by asking you to come to The Nursery It’s a gem. You love it. It is fitted up throughout with Louise Brigham children's fur- niture, that you've already heard about but not yet seen. Now is your chance. Come and you will be charmed. Bring the kiddies—they will go into ecetasies of delight. Fourth Gallery, New Building. Plenty of Dolls here in the Toy Store. Shi; ment of wondertul French dolls just arrived. Fourth Gallery, New Building. Gym Bloomers Most every girl is taking some sort of gymnasium or dancing work this winter, and will need a pair of bloomers. We have the new dirk blue sateen kind at $1.50, and two grades of serge bloomers, very full, at $2.50 and $3. Sizes 8 to 20 years. Third (loor, Old Building. and chic $6 double twill plai: and $15 and Gray George W. Perkins, as Chairman of hortly after the war began in Europe, cost of food in this city ts largely duo and handling. committer that storsge | Eighth to Tenth, Broadway to Fourth Avenue. A Blouse Sale---Wonderfully Men’s Extra Raincoats ot tan bombazine, $12 50 Balmacaan overcoats, e fancy Scotch tweed effects. Gabardine Raincoats, in tan Subway Entrance, New Building Retort in TS. and Conede. NOTED FOR !TS FOAMING QUALITIES Fede oh i RS "Price, $1.00 * Baldpate £0. New York For ‘aie at Drug and Dept. Stores, 4 hk in| Women's Princess May Gloves, $1 They are the best made afidl most perfect fitting dollar glace gloves we have ever been able to procure in any part of the world. We consider ourselves fortu- nate in having at this time all sizes in black, white and autumn bay da; tin se most le are five or ais paitp ofgioves at tine to lest over bel the foreign glove factories re: Main floor, Old Building, Short Skirts and Wanamaker Shoes. Shorter skirts are making: women even more fastidious about their sites. They demand nowadays not only style but exceptional trimness and. grace of line. Here in the Wanamaker Shoe Store that need was foreseen and pre- pared for. And here nos only may the woman who buys the more costly shoes have these unusual beauties of foot, but also the woman who feels she does not care to pay more than $4. $4 to $11 Pair Main floor, OldBuilding. No Ordinary Silk Stocking, This It is extra long in the leg, and made with flare top, both of which features lessen the pow, sibility of “runs.” Made of black pure silk with ne cerized tops and soles, $1.35 Main floor, Old Buil Tomorrow,Saturday Means Candy A be-ribboned box filled with any or all of thirty and more different kinds of Wanamaker chocolates and bonbons, pure, fresfi, delicious. 60c Pound That Tiny . Baby’s Clothes That must be as dainty and fine as can be—but serviceable too, because a baby’s frock goes often to the wash tub. Some simple hand-made bishop dresses not too tine every day wear are $1.50, with head erroldeed Smite $2.50 $1.50) 50; sf embroldered tons on the shoulder, rea y Third floor, Old Building. Baby's Coat Like Mother's must button close up to the throat. These little corduroy coats, warmly lined, are made in the new fashion and have: stitched low belts. In blue or brown, $5. Sizes 2 to 6 yeary Velvet hats with a touch of fur, a frilly brim and a silken rose, aweetly becoming, are $3.50, For children up to six years, Third floor, Old Building. Have the youngsters their winter shoes? Clothes? Under- wear? Hats? And all the other things they must have to be teady for the cold when it does slip in unexpectedly. $3.75 $7.75 $9.75 id backs......