The evening world. Newspaper, December 3, 1914, Page 12

‘ aq ‘Lady Gives Simple Home PY DARKENED BRAY HAIR Recipe ‘That She Used to Darken Her «Gray Hair. i For years I sing wo cottons vy ray its natural color witl Ber Sse and sais, ut none of them Rive sclictection ‘and they were all ex- wi Wonderful results. I gave the recipe, is as follows, to a number of i de, and they ate all delighted wit of water add a small shade, It will not onl, bat removes dandruff and scalp ‘and acts as a tonic to the hair. , dors ‘not rub wealp. Yor bought {t for. Ban oor motes worth. ‘You can Bay ane sort of music Intel: y ‘expressively by sim- Cait ‘ing your piano witha } eRLBRANSEN PIANO PLAYE vt any more to you iow to make It a WGN GRADE PLAYER PIANO jortlese. 506 Fifth Ave., New York. 8D FLOOR—NEAR 48D fT. ‘Telephone 2646—Murray Hill. i ¢3 i £i [i H si Hit tif j fF PEAR trusts you BOND MARKET. ‘The following are the closing or last sale of the mont compared with yesterd quotations: ! Bonds Am Hide & Teather @ Am lee Os. Fase aigee 23229°5% = # ee FF ay FRESTS A FEET [1 BS2) S38) | SeRSeserER! | 1S!) Si FF Fre ‘ SEVTIIISNISESESIIS: Four months gross in- ii Net after tax in- American Steel Foundries, regular rte jond of one-half of one ber Dee, 31 to stock of record Pessrgency, Curren to amount of total eanount sired to dave, $149,000,000, t ount re’ oO ie 5 ieaving outstanding about $242,000,000, Advance figures ed by Inter- state Commerce Commiasion from re- eam roads for 2g ene October, He miles. pared w ol 4 rating revenue decreased $19,841,296, thd not decreased $6,691,407. ind Bt. Paul Oc- 4,142. Net after Fi months’ Net after tax A. Stock Exchange seat sold for $38,000. —_— CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN MARKET. fie Ov ae ia ta Ree Ee ERS A aA a ‘atrength of foreign srt sie th cont decline. » but 1s of radia wot ia ct banain Be bal erent hs. PEARS < Just come and let us show you a Home Rad sng Blan which has been built for the wage earner ani jaried man, It is a solid Credit Plan, and used to-day by almost a million This Dining Room Suite will nye lav me eae on ee ea s 1 Pa FRE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, DFC Stewart & Co, STH AVENUE AT 37TH STREET Will Close Out Friday Without Reserve 160 Exquisite Gowns Extraordinary Concessions from Regular Prices 12.50 bs ; Former Prices Up to $49.50 Gowns for Dinner, Theatre or Evening wear; Afternoon Party or Calling Dresses, and Frocks for the Danse. Taken from regular stock. NONE SENT C. O. D. NONE CREDITED. —EXTRA SPECIAL FRIDAY: 169 Costly Fur Trimmed Suits Former Prices Up to $59.50 Exquisite new style Empire Flare Suits of Imported Broadtail Cloth, Duvetyn, Peau de Souris, Chiffon, Broadcloth and Velour de Laine. Elaborately trimmed with various fine furs; taken from regular stock, To Close at 18.50 The John Wanamakcr Store, Broadway, Fourth Avenue, 8th to 10th Street (Telephone 4700 Stuyvesant) The Fashions Sale Sweeps All Before It Fresh Lots Are nog. Offered to Us Every Pan) jay ei acu apeiron o> at Mid-Jan- uary Prices NEW TOMORROW— 208 afternoonand evening dresses at $25 and $30; precisely simi- lar, in good style, quality of materials and fin- ished work ip, to dresses we sold last week at $45 to $98. 30 from a debutante’s frock to an opera les, gdwn, 7) will interest women who were telephoned gh. Hy wl ier on Tuesday, but who could not get to the store to share in the wonderfully good things going out. We Are Replenishing Tomorrow Evening dresses, $20 to $30 grades, at $10 and $15. Plush coats, $27.50 grade, at $15. Corduroy velvet coats, $30 and $35 grades, at $18.75. Tailored suits, $30 to $48 grades, at$15 and $25. Women’s Gray Salons, Second floor, Old Building. Record Purchase--2,009 New Suits and Overcoats for Boys - $2.75 for Our $3.50 to $4.50 Grades Suits—cassimere and cheviot; Norfolk model. Overcoats — cheviot and chinchilla; polo and school styles. $3.75 for Our $5 and $5.50 Grades Sults—cheviot; Norfolk model. Overcoats — chinchilla and cheviot; Balmacaan, polo and school styles, $4.75 for Our $6 and $6.50 Grades Suits—cheviot; one and two pairs of knickers; Norfolk model. Overcoats — chinchilla and Balmacaan, polo and school styles. $5.75 for Our $7 and $8.50 Grades Suits—cassimere and cheviot; Norfolk 1 cheviot; Overcoats — chinchilla and cheviot; Balmacaan, polo and school styles. Six prominent makers of boys’ clothing are represented in this record-making purchase. Every garment is new and on sale here tomorrow, Friday, for the first time. Every garment is all-wool. Prices are substantially lower than this good merchandise would regularly sell for. Suits in sizes 8 to 18 years; overcoats, 3 to 18 years. Not all sizes in every stylev The Boys’ Store on the Subway floor will be greatly enlarged for this event. Extra Salespeople will be here to insure quick and easy selection. Subway floor, Old Building, 'MUSTEROLE—QUICK JOHN Pianos The A wasn’t the better for it. Pression, ‘gifts, 1 MOE WANAMAKER and Player-Pianos ngelus! The Angelus! (First and Finest of Player-Pianos) The Most Wonderful Christmas Gift of All There never was a home into which an Angelus player-piano went that The Angelus is the first and greatest of player-pianos. id * It is the only player-piano that is thoroughly musical, losing nothing of the greatest compositions of the masters, and failing nothing in individual ex- With the Angelus, You Can Strike Every Note True You can accent or soften, as you please. You can draw forth the solemn chords of ‘‘The Last Hope” in all their splendor; you can have all the thun- derous depths of the “‘Sextette from Lucia”; you can listen, enthralled, to the rendering of the “Flute in the Mountains” in “William Tell.” have the latest, airiest dance hit in its gayest liveliness, and in perfect time. There is no other player that will do such things as well—no other! Or, you can THE ANGELUS is wonderful, it is glorious, it is sublime. ; The Angelus is built into the Schomacker- elus, the Pap mea EF pe tle and the celebrated eth oer dhy ese great player-pianos are sold only at Wanamaker’s in New York. It is only at Wanamaker’s that you can find this greatest of-all Christmas the Emerson-Angelus, Piano Salcns, First Gallery, New Building. Broadway at Ninth, New York RELIEF! NO BLISTER! It Scothes and ves Like a| Mustard Plaster Without | the Burn or Sting | MUSTEROEE is a clean, white oint- ment, made with the oil of mustard. It) | does ‘all the work of the old-fashioned | mustard plaster—does it better and does | | not blister. You do not have to bother with a cloth. You simply rub it on— and usually gone Doctors and nurses use MUSTER- OLE and recommend it to their patients. They will gladly tell you what relief it ives from Sore ‘Throat, Bronchitis, Croup, ‘Stiff Neck, Asthma, Neuralgia, beso, Pains and Aches of the Back or Joints, Sprains, Sore Muscles, Bruises, Chilblains, Frosted Feet, Cold: Chest (it often prevents Pneumoni: At your druggist’s, in 25c and 50c Congestion, Pleurisy, Rheumatism, Lum- | and a special large hospital size for $2.50. Be suré you get genuine MUS- TEROLE. ‘Refuse imitations—get what you ask for. The Musterole Company, Cleveland, Ohio. ~~, fF ¥ ine PM NED 5 820 ti Ng sat: Amn tery fe JOHN WANAMAKER|{q Men’s Clothiers for 53 Years SPECIAL Men’s and Young Men’s Suits to Measure $19.50 Choice of 73 patterns of suitings such as we have used in $25 and $30 suits. Enough material for 219 suits, Blue, black and gray unfinished worsted, fancy mixtures, pin stripes, checks. Any Sack Coat Style Desired Select your own pattern and style. We'll take care of the making. A Christmas Thought Here is the opportunity for fathers or mothers to give their boys a very sensible Christmas present. Sizes over 44 chest, 10 per cent. added, The New Store for Men, Broadway, corner Eighth, Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Ninth Street” f