The evening world. Newspaper, December 10, 1914, Page 8

PAN AP Hes tk & (OR pnghevd ne THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER . 1914, n be dha wnat <A Tl patel - phalanz, (5 cas: their ballots Jon his feet. Then there was silence.| those 01 y nation in the world |so much damage to the British fleet. | LU ' without discussion or debate, [And in silence the health of the lady |i, en, The Congressman wound up saying e e ay | year by year, to maintain undia- | wan drunk. oO that there is needed continued atten- puted the supremacy of the | Former Attorney General Wicker- tion tipon the part of Congress that r 8 ni S ew O Vr, a Anglo-Saxon race, All other is- \sham, when he rose to speak, naid proper provision mav continue to be . sues have appeared to ua light that he appreciated the honor be- - which did ade for our national defence. T THE WALDORF IN and negligible when white @4- |ptowed upon him, that the only claim - — 5) f premacy waa threatened, he had to be present was that he ” ? “L have nothing to say against | wan from the southern part of Penn- a t Wanai taker Ss the negro, No thinking Southern |gyivania, He thought that all present a Fuiden hie thought by his expart- |Coet‘of the evenings Father Denice, ' | siceesaesnitansenriasacntaiititandaieniitinsan a neni RO Saco and personal observation |pocker, New York, he sald, was the keep the actor’s voice in perfect The JOHN WANAMAKER STORE, Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Street (Telephone 4700 Stuyvesant) and knowled will say any- | firat city to open ite arma in welcome dition; and refresh th th ne _ Oe ing ee the at wear to the gone ae aaughiars of the condition; and refres j¢ mou — Youn GI Silk “ thorn people know, " ” f chase ine on eryehiee ein Sur | de ett ea fs Mii a - f phd s ‘ ‘ rountry will rompt to under- the world. ey * Colonels, Majors, Captains and| stana, that wo are norving. the |"°"t disagree with some of the things v Women’s Underwear {eure codes and’ te tout | Seteuted sas hs atid, otras asl ter ‘ Ww. Tetestier tar Net Resessile sgt Slas: wa and cot 7 Bh jo ‘i + + Subalterns Clink Glasses at careful and mringent rules pow. fewer tha, i008. 60 people, werkt ’ arm Coats rurious But Not Expensi 1 tag je under our constitution, jo with ue in i, , aa ¥ Annual Banquet. Aight the increaso of the mulatto, |the country, whould be dletranchised $13.50 Silk underwear isagiftyou J) i 8 inn ee Lied ye, Te Girans cen ri td Bn ge on ed - can give any woman. emmeumemmn #4 ay “ * i. A TOAST TO MARY LEE near Fite career in this owns Feetion of” the’ men ‘who, ea aster 9 a \) Specially Purchased Perhaps you can think of \ o .EE,| try 1# one of the phenor th wa. nows, the probie: = Carr ‘ the human a sate ot "thone emancipated beopie, ia fat Practical cold weather f — ba aren't an = ‘ —_——_ A TOA3. A A om ing nel |. No more al coats of excellent all- underwear type. ui 3 | MARY LEE. Ri ce. eer eee Menthol Cc h D are! And in their heart of § Givil War Is Forgotten and | 4, «4 gatany of peautituly sowned | "Congreaman Sherley apoke at great Candy WOU rops mixtures, tweeds, boucle and fares ould have something pe , women in the gallery one figure in|jength on the army and navy, the “re : rr ||, novelty checks, some plaid vir senngg Quip and Jest Entertain [bicck stood out in relief, ietening |coast defenses and the country’s pre- Give Quick Relief = x. 40 sale dainty and sweet which is ‘ intently to the speakers. At the close| paredness for war, He gave atatiaticn fastiat beck. These cos the Delighted Guests. will . t the country ie not #0 from coughs, colds and throat irritations, often the “warmth - without - practical, too. ¢ peopl Fine Furs at Small Prices Scarfs, $7.50 backed up Prealdent preventing serious complications. Every good kind has been “Luden’s Have A Hundred Uses” assembled here for Christmas. Vests weight” ideal a reality. A limited collection which the maker let us have for wan d Toastmaster Fuller arone and "The colonols of Kentucky and the majors from Maryland, th ntlomen of the South and /natd, 6 Geld, Sree ante ¢ ° ah etna dee ‘atl over rienda, sitting in the gallery is the|forts will fully serve thelr purpose in'the'yellow boa st th’ arean necensa: much less than his original Plain white or piak, some with Grohe bread at the Walder |aad beloved oon. tone ire by ‘drink protest we nee WM. H. LUDEN, Mfg. Confectioner, Reading, Pa. Ou cals tars’ Muffe, $15 ribbon strap over shoulder, a last nignt. The occasion wan|to Mary Lee, daughter of Robert E.| The army and navy, ao far an they wholesale price. le A furrier with only a cer- $1.50, $2 $2.50 each. twenty-ninth annual dinner of | Lae." With a cheer every man was! went, added, were tho equal of the New York Southern Society, The | © Wasn't fought over again. The of the sixties han long & closed incident in the breast those who fought for and against Bouth and the only mention of it at the same rate of saving. [tain amount of taupe dyed Sizes 14, 16 and 18. $13.50. pk de ont over “= Building. ius us. ie je bea tenabee ’ | pillow muffs and wide animal scarfs are so attractive we Embroidered, various designs, $2, $2.50 and $3.50. Also hand-embroidered, $5 each. Bloomers Plain, 14 different colors, in- cluding black and white, $2.50 wish there were three times Dainty Gift — {ii’meny. ape :. im the form of anecdote with the ath slsous nile for less than the Also white, pink and black,! | always against the valiant Corsets tisual price of the muff alone. with ribbon around knee, $4 of long ago from beyond Black Wolf-Bete—a new lot at} Pair. $1.50, were $3 lower prices, include muffs at $12.50 and scarfs for $7.50. Embroidered Sets Pretty C. B. a la Spirite| Black Cat Lyas Furs are very} Consisting of vest and bloomer; popular, W i broidered t: itch; whit models in white, pink or blue | good “scarfs at $7.90 to| , or pink, self-embroidered; white brocade with low bust and | $22.50, and muffs at $15, $17.50] ' embroidered, pink or violet, nee and $22.50. $7 set. ' caste! puadhare co Ol rR ER ae ST Mee] Combination Seth a ial to sell for| well cut coats, ly warm ombination Suits .50, $3.75 and $4.50 th. Young girle and dainty women Made of whole skins vo they wili| Scitvmproidered,® white and 22:==:| Christmas Clothing Day for Men . that delectable nectar of the So A Father's Gift to His Son. The Family’s Gift to Dad = Women. The nectar of the gods, ene OME one said to us a while back that men would give and get more ; : P ° ° f . be durable, $40, $45 and $50. pink, $4 and $4.50 each. aS hi sould peel llsdageal sensible Christmas presents this year than ever before. Likea flash, Third floor, Old Building. Second floor, Old Building. Main floor, Old Building aitatiuce the idea came to us; we would use all the power behind our commercial friendships to Memories of ante-veilum dayelll give men—men themselves, fathers of sons, sons of fathers, wives—A REAL CHRISTMAS Up with the music of Southern old darkey songs that OPPORTUNITY. And here it is; for tomorrow, Friday; (never mind the details) new suits, yt epee, geet! overcoats, Wanamaker-made, at very much less than their match can be found anywhere. ibs weet round with the ructo ana (These in the Main Men's Store) “Menu. When the band played Dixie a Timely Christrias Purchase of 3,175 Raincoats for Women To be Sold at their Normal Wholesale Prices—Some for Less iarell 433 Suits at $24.50 $1.95, $3.50, $4.75, $6.75, $10 Some of them had’ bean $30 and $35 Grades te coincidence. We have been receiving many requests \) for women’s inexpensive raincoats to be given as gifts. Then comes A, this timely opportunity, giving us the choice from a manufacturer's f) season’s surplus of women’s raincoats. Every raincoat is scientifically rubberized, and guaranteed weather-proof. Every one is carefully re-inforced and cemented where the strain is heaviest. Their styles | and materials make them attractive as well as usefu'. —- Some of the coats are packed in Christmas bos. Some have sou'wester caps to match. At $1.95 Rubberized tan canton rain- coats in Christmas box; with sou'wester cap to match, $2.25. mee nee ioe! 309 Overcoats, $27.50 @ylanded with American flags ens.gns. $35 to $40 Grades @00D WORD FOR NORTHERN HOSPITALITY. Hon. Thomas W. G. 5 him, Attorney. Tienoral ot the States, left legal lore in (These at Broadway, corner Eighth) > merrily and v on and fmcore ies] 453 Suits at $14.50 argo, seeae ra ‘1 a ctor cme gag, rors tad is joapitality of South, he 7 Ss ts $12 0 Mercer ised : x 3 wi ri tures; plain and raglan sleeves; eapliality of the tot suaiee te 46 ui at >) \ poptin coats in belted, patch pockets. py Rad received hospitality in Boston— ft was Boston ho loned and $15 to $25 Grades Ro bint of deletion d in Cape too, Le had foun it kind of lity which would make a Con- mts colonel ake. “hi ator 363 Overcoats, $12.50 the standpoint of @ major in the ik Hore caval taal! 123 Overcoats, $13.50 Pp inmicminwuraalll 166 Overcoats, $15 ge ttle more $15 to $20 Grades odds than usual, the little ,irl I ever seen—she iit’ aya ttna—connea eartte Finest in America The Lower-priced Lots Re fa chose Oe ant, We wore 60- 196 of the suits at $24.50 have silk-lined coats 1,572 suits and overcoats, all told. Somethi: Sted thas, Tae monroaerate and silk backs to waistcoats, Some of the fabrics are for every man, no matter what his size or taste; an ily, hell,” 1 yell If you At $10 Raincoats of plain, fancy and changeable mohair, silk-and-wool cloth, shepherd checks, peau de soie, cashmere, striped mixtures and plaids. slashed pockets, belted, in Christ- . Second and Subway floors, mas bones: with sou’wester cap to Old Bui : GETTING READY! Tuners are giving the final touch. ut ad alas If you im} , and the rest don’t suffer by comparison. not merely something, but the best for the money The merchandise man is figuring costs— Pee. it Al "e ‘ ey hi the city holds. ee rsa t the South e first grade of cheviot overcoating these Every good style and color in suits. Te riapest bor eae, and ite United States produce is in the 309 overcoats at Every good model and color in overcoats. So that | Ny gla ple $27.50, which are half or full lined with very service- Tomorrow, tomorrow, TOMORROW. oy able silk. Black and oxford; Chesterfield-Wana- When the stocks will be fresh, and the service pantry with djs Presiden:, Woodrow maker model. All new. . made adequate for the large business to be done. |. W. Fuller, president of the go- Was toastma: and fits sng en a, Thousands of Men’s Blanket Bathrobes W. Bow-ing, F Sees Still to be Had in New York’s Greatest Sale x oe dig Reed a Last Saturday we sold more blanket bathrobes New Purchase Bales; Gi ’ c Sime Attorney | Geneneit than on any one day—or any several days—in Christmas u " Cleaned up the dressing-gown samples and e BT detrae "Austlo" Martiocn Wanamaker history, EEE stocks of another manufacturer—vicu- no a ée . Why? Because the robes were fine fov ye tired nas, camel's-hair and imported woolens; Bev, Ot, Clair Mester, Chaplain and the prices low. business mang plain colors, stripes, checks; and ¢ffer ’ SECONSTRUCTION AND THE $3 bathrobes for $1.90 NEGRO PROBLEM. $4 bathrobes for $2.50 olier Williams spoke on the them tomorrow, Friday— $12 to $15 gowns—$9 $16 to $35 gowns— $12 shall present 4 animals, pictures .. ¥ the reconstruction of the $5 bathrobes for $3 fhymes.” Publication price $1.25. Our | Pianos and player-pianos that are good at Bedo¢ the ‘country, the’ nesro. and $6 bathrobes for $4 Also, Tomorrow ae special price 8c. prices below all others for similar grades, a new lot of fine silk room robes. made in our oni ts Jadion Maidene 95 Wars e own workrooms which we can sell for $27.50, ee Sec. orice 61, though there isn’t a robe in the city to compare The Fivine in Ceylon—By Bella with them under $40, Woolf, Publication price 75c. Our white, that the’ races be kept $8 bathrobes for $5 “In the Houth we still have the $10 bathrobes for $6 o the ticularly, 1 Ha some respects, a delicate $12 bathrobes for $7 and even the mention Sale Saturday. Plan to Come. ; ice 18c. , ‘ One man, whose taste is excellent and whose wacie) [) bP ISR of the comment. and’ discussion, Wo started the sale with 10,080; al C. judgment is respected, yesterday bought siz of Spanish Main, Publication price 50c. Details Tomorrow. « LPG pee. vee wasn greene Kenyon & ae Raed) ver one : rm aoe full these robes, Our special price ie Ra lgeke tore horritie than’ war cor co oi pea [ease ny EA NOTE —Theblanket bathrobes will be found on sale at the Main floor, O14 Building, " Subway Ent » Ni Building, M in The Men's Store, on the Fach purchase will be boxed in » holiday box, Burlington Arcade floor, New Building. J