The evening world. Newspaper, October 30, 1914, Page 11

OF WEALTHY MAN KILLED BY A CAR Young Woman With Mr. Sheardown When He Was Struck Still Unidentified. The body gf Ward B. Sheardown, Second Vice-President of the Stan- dard Milling Company of No. 47 Wall street, who was killed at 7 o'clock last night by a northbound Madison avenue surface car at Fourth avenue and Thirty-second street, was re- moved from Bellevue Morgue to-day te a private undertaking establish. ment to await word from relatives in the West as to the funeral plans. Mr. Sheardown is believed to have had a married daughter living in New York, but even his closest business ‘Associates and friends are in doubt as to her name and address and have, thus far, been unable to locate her. Telegrams were sent td-day to B. ®. Borden, an uncle, and Frank’ R. Borden and T. Ernie Borden, cousins, of Plainfield, Wis., asking for the name and address of the daughter and for instructions regaré’ g the dis- position of the body. With Mr, Sheardown at the time of his death was a magnificently at- tired young woman who followed him to Bellevuo Hospital, where he was taken unconscious and with his skull fractured. The young woman fur- nished the names of his business as- fociates, at the same timo refusing to reveal her own identity. Sho left the hospital when assured that Mr. Sheardown was dead. i Mr. Sheardown, who was fifty-five years old, made his home at No. 644 Madison avenue. He had beeh ex- tremely reticent regarding his per- tonal affairs with even his closest associates and, except that he had been married and separated from bis wife, who {s now living abroad, they knew nothing of his life here. His death is the second among the high officials of the Standard Miiling Company in the past week, the first having been that of Gen. Brayton Ives, the President, who was suc- ceeded by A. P. Walker of Pelham Manor, who was called to the hos- pital last night. Mr, ‘Walker immediately notified Joseph A. Knox, treasurer of the Standard Milling Company, who wept to the hospital with a physician, ar- riving there, however, after Mr. Sheardown had died. Mr. Walker expressed ignorance to- day as to the identity of the young | || woman ,who had accompanied Mr. Sheardown, pol ah is STAYS IN CANADIAN POLITICS, 20.—The OTTAWA, Ontario, Oct. trustees of the Rocke’ have consented that Mackenzle King, former Minister of Labor, who was a few weeks ago put in charge of the new department for the investigation of labor troubl n this continent, may, remain in Canadian politics. Mr, King ix the Liberal candidate for member of Parliament for North Y¢ in the general election to be held next ear. Sir Wilfrid Laurier, the Liberal jeader, desires Mr. King to remain in Canadian politics, and Mr. King put tt ckefeller Foundation's trus- Guaranteed | 10 Years | JEWELS, wrhuble offer eer i $175.00 Solid 18-. Gold os 125,00 Solid 15-! SEEK DAUGHTER =f Bf Purchases Tomorrow Will Be Dated as Novenber Ist THE EVENING WORLD, + ‘ Stewart & Co. -: { Correct Hpparel for Women &. Tlisses 5TH AVENUE AT 37TH STREET Speciall Arranged for Saturda' a4 An Important Sale of Fancy Suits « Adorned with Civet or Skunk, Opossum Fur, hand-tailored copies of the latest modes from Paris, with flare or circulgr skirts, to meet Special. Saturday 150 Fur Trimmed Suits Regular Value to $29.50 ity 18.50 Saturday Copies of high priced models, in all the popular fabrics and colorings; trimmed with guaranteed furs only. Gowns © Danse Frocks Regular Value $39.50 Stradey 16.50 Saturday Gowns of Chiffon Velvet, Charmeuse, Crepe Meteor and Crepe de Chine, guit- able for all occasions; Frocks of Chiffon, Silk Velvet trimmed, and Chiffon and Satin. ' 24.50 Fur Trim’d Velvet Suits and jaunty short bog b warmly interlined the Is of the present crisp weather. Value $39.50 Regular Value $60.00 Sects, 39.50 Superb, Dressy Suits of finest Silk Chiffon Velvet, in all the new shades, richly trimmed with handsome furs; wonderful values. Smart Street Dresses Regular Value $15.00 Sfanay 12.50 Saturday li Jt Paris designed Dresses of Serge, or Serge combined with Satin, in all the wanted colors. Very exceptional values ‘Remarkable Sale of Winter Coats Warm, Cozy Outer Wraps that Spell Comfort in the Present Chilly Weather, at Specially* Low Prices. SEAL PLUSH COATS, full length; many fur trimmed, fichly lined and warmly interlined, | Mannish Mixture Cgats Regular Value $18.50 Sfevtey 12.50 Saturday Made of imported Fancy mixtures in a variety of handsome designs; perfectly tailored and finshed, full length. Regular Value aes 50 Persiana Motor Coats Regular Value $25.00 Stary 15.00 Saturday Full length, satin lined throughout; the ideal coat for street or motor wear when the thermometer is low, New and Specially Priced— A Victrola Outfit 1—Large solid mahogany swell front cabinet. 2—Interior, folding door Victrola— detachable. 2 8—Siz double-face Victor records having 12 latest musical selections of your choice. 4—1,000 Victor needles. 5—Record Dust-off brush. All for $62.50 The cabinet is about the same size as the regular $200 type XVI. Victrola. It has capacity for 200 records. Beautifully finished—an artistic piece of furniture. _ Inside it (see illustration) is the Victrola on a sliding shelf, ee OCTOBER. 80, Never, did Saturday promise to be such a bright day for the young woman of mod- erate means. For we have secured some sample suits of style, of cut and qual- ity of material that we have never been able to offer before for as little as $23.50. And we have had the coats made to our order in selected mod- els and coatings. The bare details fol- low— The Suits Nearly all the Suits have Short Coats. Suits of the better sort, copies of imported asyard wholesale. ‘We never offered before a1 collection of penditure. These shirtwaists are of silks that cost up to $2.25 Made by a shirtwaist tailor who has no equal. Here for less because the manufacturer is moving his workrooms and turned over his surplus to us. thing quite so conservative and fine at cus eo much below current prices, A special mid - winter individual, furry hats of the utmost charm for such small ex- Large and small shapes —of velvet or soft velour, It means that women 1914, Tomorrow in New York---at Wanamaker’é The John Wanamaker Store, formerly A. T. Stewart & Co., Eighth to Tenth, beset. to Fourth Avenue. | - Opportunity Extraordinary! 100 Young Women’s Sample. Suits, | $23.50 for Our $38.50 to $45 Grades models by Cheruit and ( ‘allot feet. of trimming and the short coats, A few have fur collars and rs are trimmed with lustrous chiffon velvet, Each one different. Broadcloth, wool velour, novelly cloth checks, ripple cloth and cheviot, peau de eygno lined; some flannel interlined, Midnight blue, tete negre, Russian green, artillery blue and black in the lot, The Coats At $18.75 — our $27.50 grade. grade. collar. (1) All-wool — cut velour, belted in front, | grade. flaring at side, with] ™ panel effect in back. Deep fur collar. (2) Wook cut ve- lour, belted all around; fur collar. (3) Wool black, velour | 200 Young Women’s Street Coats, $10, $15, $17.50 and $18.75 (Our $15 to $27.50 Grade with loose back, held in front, with belt ef- P. S.—Fur collars are selected Its of New York State rac- chinchilla opossum, Ys brown and green in the lot. $17.50 — our $23.50 Black aibeline with raccoon $15—our $20 grade. All-wool cut checked velour with rich veivet collar, 14, 16, 18, Second floor, Old Building $13.50 — our $22.50 new flaring models in sibeline with fur collars, $10—our $15 grade. ‘Two models in fine zibeline with collars and cuffs or belts of lustrous caracul cloth, tete in the lot. Sizes 14, 16, 18, Subway floor, Old Building, irrel, fitch Sines Navy, wgre and green A Sale of Women’s Fine Silk Shirtwaists Fifteen New Styles Inspired by Plain French Blouses Better than Our $5.00 to $7.50 Grades—for $3.85 and $4.75 Rich satin and geau de cygne in k blue, brown match tailored suits. crepe und wash- little detail — ete., perfect. smart. Pat- terns fit perfectly. Sizes 34 to 46—and the shirte waists will be arrangsd ai to size and making sele Every buttons. Collars Third floor, Old Building. New Hats Trimmed With Fur, $9 and $10 sometimes with rose, artificial fruit or ostrich feathers in addition to the fur, Black and colors, No two hats are alike. Millinery Salons Second floor, Old Building a What Does Exceptional Mean in aWoman’s Shoe? fine, graceful style lines and finish that women expect to find only in Below the Victrola is the space for 200 records. This conservative valuation is worth a great deal more than its price, $62.50. combination under the most Inquire about Wanamaker educational purchase plan of buying on small weekly payments, Victrolas in Every Size and Finish pha to $250— the #5 per month to $10 per month eusy payment. plan, Only ‘may be purchased on brand uew records sold in Victrola Victrola Salons—First Gallery, New Building. dises used entirely for customers’ Ask for new Victor qftalogue, just out. Salons, inasmuch as the demonstrating of se- lections is done by a separate sample set of tryouts, JOHN WANAMAKER Broadway at Ninth Street, New York. will find style numbers 272, 277, 293 and 294, at #5 pair, all that the word “exceptional” means. In the first place they are all cloth top shoes, with the very color cloth in the tops (gray and fawn) which is hurdest to get and most desired Neat, they have the exceptionally higher-price shoes, And, finally, they are the best regular worth of shoe that discriminating women are wearing today, Ask to see style numbers 272, 277, 293 and 294, Main floor, Old Building aA fet: The Fur Market at Wanamaker’s Offers Many Surprises “T would like a fur coat——” sighs every wo “But you can’t get anything under s,” is apt to respond, and the sum named is sure ig J or more than a hundred dollars. Such statements were Little fitch collars are true some years ago, but the Wanamaker Fur Mar- ket is changing the situa- tion. Today we have really good 40-inch length $12.50. Three skin collars are Muffs are $25, $37.60 up to 865. Skunk Furs Real Ponyskin Coats promise to be in fi at $25 and $28 Examine them. Try them on, They are soft to touch, lustrous to the tinction to a gown these soft brown furs tl wear so well, eye. "They hang well. , 2 They fit. They are made ‘Little collars, $10. of whole, skins. Much Larger neckpieces, "PMutts, 828 to 865, Natural Raccoon finer than the pony coats for which one’ paid double two years ago. At $25 the coats have civet cat collars, at #28 the collars are of K an fitch. ‘There are fine! up to 850, And here are, . cobege girls, school and for the debut morning costume, Scarfs, $16.50. Muffs, $16.50. Quaint Beaver are in high favor these di Equally Inexpensive Good Fur Sets Fitch sets ares ‘almost Unusual scarfs are universally becoming — to $35. and they~are especially Muffy are 818.50 upwi : Fur Salons— charming with velvet. Second floor, Old B A special purchase of black broadtail cloth @ an especially lustrous quality comes to sell at ' $2.90 a Yard—Almost One-third Its Former Price It is 48 to 50 inches wide and so lovely is its q that it is light and supple enou lor shal suits as ay for luxurious coats, trimmings, neck ruffs and muff, % 4 yards for a coat would cost regularly $82, but 4 this special occasion only $11.60, Main Aisle, Main floor, Old Building, | forever, for there is no ing that gives more d “y Scarfs with animal heads are especially favored, Broadtail Cloth Special PP EET Se BIG YR RE news Pad i