The evening world. Newspaper, December 1, 1914, Page 12

lenteaco WHEAT AND are the cloning prices! Most active bonds compared terday s closing quotations: FOR INVESTORS. y ‘entral—Alll lines for Oc- rons declined —$2,72! fax increased | $1,271 84 EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECE CORN caused scattered selling with profit tak- ate a buyers, Cash houses May. Good export MARKET. Moeday on, Cloned % to Wheat barely send Tomorrow Only Built to Sell from $300 to $350 These instruments were used only during Christmas SaleofSILKS 33,400 Yards of Our Standard $2 to $4 Plain, Fine, Wide Silks $1 Yard Poplin (silk-and-wool) in forty street and evening shades—can- not be matched elsewhere at less than 62 Heavy rough crinkly crepe in fascinating shades for negligees and tea gowne—our 84 quality. Charmeuse, $0 inches wide, our regular $2 quality. Black satin, 36 inches wide, our all-year standard $2 quality. Moire velours, | silk-and-wool, formerly here at Buy Only as Much as You Need We ask this in order to be fair to the great number of people who want to share in these savings. Boxed Upon Ri Any of these silks will in boxes for gifts. uest packed MBER 1, 19 ¢Christoas in Rework af Wan The JOHN WANAMAKER STORE, Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Street. i amak (Telephone 4700 Stuyvesant.) To Open the Christmas Season Silk Rotunda, Main floor, Old Bldg. and Subway Entrance, New Bldg. Furs are the Wonderful * Christmas Gift The Fur Market at Wanamaker’s announces a large Christ- mas gift collection of the following especially favored furs. Natural blue fox sets—and our customers tell us that the qualities are incomparable at the moderate prices of $250, $300 and $375. Dyed blue fox sets, $85, $100, $125 and $150. Cross fox sets, $135 and $250. Hudson Bay sable sets, formerly $325, $450 and $550, now $200, $350 and $400. Fur Salons, Second floor, Old Building. 60 of the Finest Suits for Boys Are Now $15 Wanamaker Suits, Originally $20 and $25 Imported fabrics only are Three different belt ef- used in these suits; fine fects in Norfolk jackets with worsteds, serges and cassi- smart wide lapels and col- meres; very colorful and wise 11 to 18 years. durable. Second floor, Old Building. the rental season. A thorough overhauling in the Knabe shops insures their perfect condition, Fine in tonal quality and with a broad choice of case designs and woods; this opportunity to get a truly fine piano is well worth your investigation. Better than Renting $5 Down and *5 Monthly ; PLAYER-PIANOS used for demonstration | 4 5 only, that sold up to "550. Te-morrow Only TERMS TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE. Music rolle free and special library privileges All Are Fully Guaranteed Liberal Allowance for Old Pianoe Taken in Exchange KN AB WAREROOMS Sth Ave., cor. 39th St. Great Leather Goods Sale! $50,000 of *Highest Grade Imported Novelties to Be Sold at Actual Cost to Land Also Thousands of Popular Articles, Imported and Domestic, at 50c, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $2, $3, $5, $10—All Specially Priced and Great Weat lined $14.196; net incrensed , Qa + four, months’ grona declined i; net decrenned $71,966. — F Aelatieta Consolidated deciared a divi. MB 4 ‘of 15 cents per payable Feb. | 87 te stock of record 90. “Atchison preferred semi-annual divi- » of 2 1-2 per_cent. ts payable Feb. 1 > & stock of record Dec. 31, 1914 DP Btewart Mining « ny ‘quarterly, dividend. payable Dec, 16, and an extra 10 Gent. payable Jan: 1, 1916, declared 1 merchandise exports from York for week ended Noy. 2h 284,603, an increase of $2,- Ail of it backed by our regular Leather Goods Store (now ready for Christmas) —a store distinguished for the completeness of its stocks, the freshness and fashion- ableness of its goods, and the reasonableness of its prices, Leather Goods for Women Leather Goods for Men Leather Goods for the Home Leather Goods forthe Office Leather Goods for the Traveler The Imported Novelties at Cost - are offered at such remarkably low prices (quality considered) and in such volume, because the war has closed“most of the markets of the world and merchandise of so high a grade as this finds its only outlet here. Fortunate that the opportunity comes just before Christmas! These articles are the “jewels” of the leather world. They will be found only in the highest class jewelry and leather stores of New York. There they are at regular prices; here only at the prices lowered. Included are: Wallets Hand Bags (‘i"f,) Card Cases Party Cases Motor Cases Cigar Cases Work Baskets Traveling Cases Blotting Pads tewel Boxes _— Stationery Sets | All kinds of good leathers represented and hundreds of styles—the latest European novelties. The Specialties at 50c, $1, $1.25 and $1.50 include “Hasty lines,” diaries, engagement books, hone registers, motor“trips, clock calen- dars, “Daily wants,” ‘Plays and Operas,” medicine cases, collar bags, pocket-books, milita brushes in case, folding slippers, auction bridge gcores, cooking recipes, guest books, clocks, ad- dress books, jewel boxes, d: reminders, stick-pin cases, 3-fold wallets, etc., etc. The Specialties at $1.50 and Moré Bags at $2 fy Bags at $3 of silk, velvet, morocco and pin seal. of silk, pin seal and chiffon velvet. Party Cases at $3 Motor Cases, $5 of crushed morocco and English of long grain. sa) Motor Cases, $10 Party Cases at $5 ~ of long grain.» of crushed morocco and English * petites Motor Cases, $12 wists of saffian and enamel top fittings. Limousine Cases at $8 Fitted Overnight Bags $10 Tiss’ ohkane coh: § Iluloid, Nine pieces ivory celluloi in vachette. Jewel Boxes, $2.25, $2.75 m long grain. declared divi- . f jor and Pittsburgh declared divi- end of $1, payable Dec. 21, to record Dec. 4. evious dividend wan 38 gecond hour. loaner occurred in later trading. ton exports to-day totalled 21,922 ets | din Li i miseel i Open in the Evening THE BAUMANN’S YOU HAVE IN MIND IS ON 136th ST. IBAGHAN Cigarette Cases I RRR GTILUEEROR ERE RDSRRRRRRER AL RCCL ROE The V/anamaker House of Household Pets A Favorite Christmas Corner “I do not believe there ia another such place in New \ York; the cleanliness of it, the specimens, and the care the employees give the pets is wonderful” Said a patron of the Wanamaker Houseware Store the other day. TO $100.00; ‘This will be a practical Christmas. There'll be leas money spent for trifling | Mahogany fin- gifts and more put into sensible ones, Our pre-holiday Sale provides an op- | /#h net portunity for of adding your cherished comforts for your own home er for giving without in any way drawing on your savings. This is but one of many such expressions of public approval given to what has become a source of education and pleasnre to a great many of our friends both old and young. Birds Here all the way from the Harts Mountains, Germany, are aweet-songed canaries, porignad any Christmas more accepta- Bie—$3.00. taste is evident when one realises to what good they can be used in touch of color to a room, The great v: Living Reem, Bed Roem, Kitchen Furniture, Rugs, Carper up to 9100 without a cent deposit. ling a Dressing Cases, $5 in tan hide and seal, $10, jahowany tints Beak'with tarne Davenport- Bed, Ladies’ | Co! wer and| of Quartered oak Book- cane, fumed finish, slid- ing doors, locking at Golden Oak frame, black imperial leather covered upholstering; tu stantly converted from luxur fous Da’ 4 ints | TH tacit $16.75 ||U Near Avte Seventh ¥i sUBWAY, COnmnn a MUA 6W125"'ST gD CAT Roomy, opm hale or i rr Other members of the Wanamaker bird family include Lady Gould Finches” with their many-colored feathers, clarinos, parakeets, St. Andreas- berg rollers, ete. Bird cages of all kinds, $1.50 to 915. , ‘The giant macaw from South America and the cockatoo from Australia are also a center of interest. Fish It is surprising how matiy lo tall wold fish tng are oing to give ish as Christ- Sas presents, Their good possible man; Combinations.” proper ite too’ (both oblong and Qare), and the jants to go with them, There are innumerable other men fish for the aquarium, japanese fisb, sneer fish with eyes on top of their heads, tele- fish, turtles, lisards, frogs, on » ete, And— aquariums. are even » monkey in s new suit made to his special order, adds to the varied interest of the pet house. A visit to this miniature museum entatle no obligation to buy —although everything is for sale and at moderate prices, The Wanamaker House of Houschold Pets Subway floor, New Building Evening Dresses, $25 Afternoon Dresses, $25 Our $45 to $75 Grades Evening Dresses, $30 Afternoon Dresses, $30 ur $75 to $110 Grades ka, dinner gowns, res- taurant frocks; debutante dresses, $75, originally $150 From Jeanne Lanvin, Callot, Bechoff-David and others. admirable \odels, Sewing Baskets $1.60 e 93.50 es Christmas Gifts| . for Girls Silk Petticoats Messaline with flowerea pleated flounces, $3.50. i é ; } “Changeable or plain messaline with tiny Roman eagings on the flounce ana over the flounce, $3.50. Lengths 34, 86, 38 inches. Blanket Robes Blanket cloth in soft colorings, bound with satin, 92.75. Fiderdown with silk bindings, $3. Sises 8 to 16 years. En, lish Coat Sweaters With rolling collar, poc! 44 a 30, PE a ar belt. Kose, green, ere a 5 5 ses Oo Lines Mi ied floor, Old ears. uilding. or pure new wool, side best of all quilts. Down-filled $5, cut 7% x 72 inches, 6, same sise, more down. Six Weeks Earlier Than Usual Pick of Women’s Fashions---Third to More thay Half Less Wonderful Wanamaker Sale of Women’s Coats, Suits & Dresses Evening Dresses, $15 Afternoon Dresses, $15 Our $25 to $35 Grades At least 25 styles; all inspired by ; @ large part of imported them are our $35 grades. Imported Suits $50, orig’ly $125 to $150 $75, ovig’ly $175 to $225 orig’ly $225 to $250 hese groups are suits by }, Cheruit, ‘ c nard, Poiret, Bechoff-David. Imported Dresses For the Evening—$75 For the Afternoon—$75 Bechoff-David, Paquin, Pre- met and Callot dresses, originally $150 to $175 Evening Dresses, $95 Afternoon Dresses, $95 Jeanne Lanvin, Premet and Becholf-David dresses, originally $195 to $250 Plush Coats $30 grades at $19.50 $45 grades at $30 Richly satin lined; some with beautiful fur collars, Coats at Half At $35 (originally $70.) At $50 (originally 9100.) Sample coats of imported mate- rials, velour cloths, sibeline and broadcloth checks, duvetyne; Scotch plaids, English mixtures, in wonder- ful out-of-door colorings. Boxed in Christmas boxes and delivered when desired. Writing Cases $1, 82 and 83. and Motor Entrance, Old Building. ' New Christmas Stocks of Wanamaker Quilts---Ready! Filled ,with softest down Cover- ed with the prettiest of fig- ured fabrics.’ Inside and out- $15, same sise, with imported sateen tops, Wool-filled $5, figured nainsook top backs, plain wide sateen border. #0, dotted, silk mull tops, orders aaa backs, Ph Pin * $7.50, dotted silk mull Japanese silk borders and mull backs; .5 designs, in pink, blue, old rose, yellow and laven- der, The most attractive wool-filled comforters we ever had. Third Gallery, New Building, 163 Tweed-Coats Our $25 to $35 grades. \ You may have them for $15. Tailored Suits Start at $13.50 At $27.50—Our 945 to 955 rades; broadcloths, cheviots, bs rdines, serges; many fur-trimmed; & number showing the military ten- dency. At $45—our’ 965 to grades; six groups in broadcloth, trimmings, outing mixtures. Second floor, Old Building. $75 fur ond