The evening world. Newspaper, January 11, 1915, Page 12

THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JANUARY 11, 1916. the State Departmemt. | sotdtors are quartered with Belgian on a Ad ba) of ae La Ab ext =, PP: fh Phila- ae on? will make their home Ma = «pil tetra a ie impending rman Invasion, ia woul eet in lan rove wi lecture on AT “I am not allowed to comment |families who participate in the relief qhich the Bootch feel ie inevitable, German cruisers on the ‘way over. ‘The Civic ce to Ueeisiative the 3 widely upon what I have ecen,” said | prompt payment for their share of the Fetugecs reported. Trenches) The lad's “Se pointe ‘was great | Committee, Sompoeed of The cone ph ys oo Mr. Watts, “but I will say that the|food is forwarded to the American | re rp being lug @round Edinburgh and | until at en nde toes out the |tor ‘Howard R. Bayne, Lester er Lec Cal of Lil Lodge, Shepherds TELLS HOW AMERICANS pueda a: dously grateful for |agents, ‘The, Germans are aiding | SUN? cities near the east coat, and | Vater German ships |ian, Albert De Hoode, John Martin|iehem, will take i place in Empire Hall m . en and boys aré being armed to | 1yii facet ba "eneir berths and ex-Assemblyman Ailaire Shortt,| to- to-morrow evening. fe the in- the aid they are receiving from Amer- | Americans in food distribution.” form const patrote, Hobe seken non the way up the river ‘and |is ig ready to look Meter all bills that are} stallation there will be a dance. loa. The American Relief Commis-| Fifteen Germans who had become joodthiraty paeeee | ae an he ia FM, Over there and !introduced in the Legislature affect-| A meeting of oe Thacher Ww. C. T. sion’s agents have not yet been able |Naturalized British citizens were bv gg Ad Prlladeiphie 1 oe aix-year- | # 3% as he pleased ing Beaton ‘a wee oe Madnsie: nt morrow after- to reach all the outlying districts in| Sboard the Philadelphia, coming to! former British army officer | reno ow in ay dy The eek Harbor will hold a reunion din Beigium and there starvation is very | this country, they watd, to escape the} business in New York. oe the Hotel St. George next A near; but wherever the work of ro- ore rigors of the epy erase in| who wore @ regulation sult tof the STATEN ISLAND NOTES. ening. Former iagerobiyman The - | thon, oe & Atlanta, Ga. will be the British Isles, A German name or | Br! Ma jas J. made me Ethelbert Watts, for eight years | lief has gone lives of thousands have an for four ha "ved with his hool No. | Robe United States Consul-General at| deen saved. Two free meals a day oven & ooiees of countenance Grandmother at Bri ‘The ‘only Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Rose, re-|¢, Tossville, Magn sn Soha Ne shea Se ES Bruseels, was a passenger aboard the | are being given away in Brussels. bi Rd Donitive menace to life, they way the ieanametber cout inven contiy marries, salted for laverpont deliver an iluatrated lecture on Line steamer Philadeiphia,| “The Germans are scrupulousty re- - fan-Erom__Mine to Misi Us in to-day. | He had remained in Brus- | fraining from hindering the distribu- EEE Fifty (50) aa Green Stamps FREE een fundiroe (Tuesday) with Purchases of $1 or More. Opi ties Coupon # | The semi-annual sale of ally Auto Delivery to pe CUT OUT THIS COUPON “Wi It is good for 60 (FIFTY) aa Green Trading Stamps @ Saks Overcoats for Men FREE with purchase of @1 or more tomorrow (Tuesday) s Reduced from these prices: $50, $48, $45, $40, $38 and $35—to BS These 50 FREE Stamps are of the same kind as those H which you would ordinarily obtain with your purchases. | A. D. MATTHEWS’ SONS, Inc. Thereafter. Evening World—1-11-15. e PrIttittitliliti iit) $29 We Ave “After “One e Million More’’ In 1915 4 : To Have the Courage of One’s Conviction Every Resource Will Be Utilized To Make ‘A_emall charge for alterations Is To Possess a Demand-Note On Success. F = The “One Million More’? Campaign a Reality. , The first year of the new management of the House of Matthews @ Briefly, the selection is composed of regulation coats, single breasted Bape tint, the oid firm was wise in its location and fortunate t? Fy pt in Inends. coats, double breasters, frock overcoats, evening overcoats, and, in facts Thee ays conditions still exist is evidenced iy’ the\ ptidicensoal every style of overcoat, for every sort of an occasion, for every sort of trade we have enjoyed during the past i ti ' Assured of the confidence in this fo by trons, we are going Nothing more can be said at this time. Trade at Matthews and man, be his preference what it may. H out after an increase of ONE MILLION DOLLARS ia sales in 1915, help us to get ONE MILLION MORE in 1015. It will pay you. Merchandise values such: as this community has never experienced will be offered. Event after event, as out-of-the-ordinary as human experience and research can make possible, will be arranged. And we have included all of our imported English overcoats, @ Shown in a most exhaustive range of native and foreign fabrics, and , hf every coat, with the exception of those from England, tailored exclusively - / 3 a Cocke, Suits and Dresses by Saks & Company, which means that it has neither peer for workman- < ie iN as TY A recent shipment, just received, ship nor parallel for style. we der affords still another opportunity f . ’ : ! for discriminating women to ] 4. a dianatt This announcement deserves a full page Sa feeiiay “lect garments worth up to 840 tf SaaBe at this greatly reduced price. . Guides eater but it is not necessary. The Coats The Suite Continuin, today & tomorrow \ : ; as iain ioted, , cc a ne 988. Ro rg fs ; li in tailored, bers i, med \ x alts omoire,|short coat models of! lai lo hey ret vd es ig N Dambtex, “Atwabe |Goverte: of serge, satin and vel- mbroideries sad list ~ ey \ by vet, also many suitable three-quarter aieeae Sizes 34 The semi-annual sale of : mr TY gies tibslisok ian rondclths an fer the danan asi oties eegrccsatas Bae the*= Saks Suits for Men $1.50 and ER YE eso ai tel ee RAS, amon Reduced ftom these pris: 37 Comets DOC] 00, Tweer fem $1 GO|] Handkerchiefs R. & G., P. N. and Royal Wor- cester Corsets, in low, medium Usual $2.50 Values Marvellous Offering sd hon med of rg The shapes clr el Ae of 500 Dozen Regt. 5 hem als fe id trimmi aq_strecrdinary Valucat! = ae deeb ak at lar 10c to25c Values the ordinary. Clever A manufacturer closed out to us more than four hundred’ new models of satin, in dozen handkerchiefs at a big price concession, and we now ail’ the best shades; ’ offer you the full benefit of it. trimmed with dainty Handkerchiefs of Preee Description— fruit effects and velvet For Men and Women ribbons. Women’s all linen initialled and plain handkerchiefs; $2.28 Untrimmed Hate of satin and | 80¢ to $1.00 Millinery Flowers and others with colored borders; some with lace and embroidery, ’ nuit, effects, a} leen them eoet t as well as dainty crossbars, RM Mosy & Cos Aursctions Are Thetr Low Fries, “Entra Special” | faiile silks; also satins pendid ag aC. Men’s handkerchiefs of various kinds, including extra ; or N By Beabslores, ecaneness with hemp facings... . $1 49 a ne 29¢ & 39c large sizes. back atyle, trimmed FREE TRIMMING SERVICE. They are subject to slight imperfections, which in Many | iS | [aye ‘é with s yoke of embroid- Ne charge for trimming when materials are purchased | | instances can scarcely be detected, and which in no way impair Yo vt va Be for 25¢ her their usefulness. ke Maiti Matthews—Second Fleer. atthewe-—NMata’ Fleer Mereld Squere, Tanase Sale of Oil Paintings ae ee: A TYPICAL M ACY SALE | At Savings of 33% and More! "978" Faahamenn 55¢ Oo ea: : : : Gloves ; 4 —==% ‘ 2clasp style; winter weigh and e Typical Macy Saving Monae Sams THe Ll tar lineal wrist; iii seis 8 2 O re) dh: STOR] i Paintings Paintings : ; : Formers i Maithewiicbiein Frets || m $2.98 33. 98 — 59c Short Crepe Kimonos a a : Mendeeanes and marines i 8 gilt saad td ae, | out Presi scapes, om i: i 5 Prey. model of exellent quality matérial, in a | en Ss rts nished sweep frames with shadow box and glass.| double sweep go urnis! frames. lange .sssortznent of, Hy patterns, trimmed 39c i A Tremendots Purchase and Sale of Oe Nee, Se Foret in amelie ne Rear raten areal: Bethy ‘ e Pp ° German flannel, in neat floral and buttor ed Rugs, Carpets and Linoleums || Sir"i“e"79.|| fir Offered at Amazingly Low Prices!! Women’s Messaline Silk Petticoats Made of ent quality messali tty col- $19.50 Magnificent 9x12 Seamless Royal | 100 9x12 Royal Axminster Rugs, every one a orings; finished with tucked and lai and ‘lait flouncee $1. 19: AT E ACH N Velvet Rugs, Lienitod sag amortment of patterns, peantifes copy al 8 (abet os Oriental. We - ut those we have are all ve never offered a r ‘I pepe 99278) om oe St, , $4 5-98|| $1.00 Sample Night Gowns $19.50; for this Moriday; regularly Fplendia sates tia of pretty models made of (esac Tey ant Bad em (rtinak.@98)|| maeiemenes sagem TOC 00 (0 Yards of Tapestry Brussels, Velvet and Axminster Carpets | | [Nase coca cues cinca| [noo Half Rolls and Remnants at Extraordinarily Low Prices Brae and ibn rn ee t K run ff : These are remnants and half rolls of our best selling patterns; ee can purphase them in some in- heading. . "19¢ ribbons, . ebalaga ss . stances as many as two yards for the regular price of one.. Bring room measurement with you; values Irom 6ie to 81.05; yard, 39c and 96c werent yvasctaite mage, Gowns, 480 . Pleated and Plain N ai] 9) 88 15,000 Yards of Linoleum Underprice ‘yet Pete od or Soft edlidee HK ed ; Entire Surplus Stocks of 2 Large Bade i Embroidefies Worth t to B0e laid 1 7S Cork Line Siace embroidered flouncing; allover embroidery, gh ine ype ~ yo ie ree yards| floral, tile and wood pat- 1 inches wide, and 17 inch corset cover embroi- 2 le Cc} Sample Combinations, terns; cut from full rolls; i and flouncing; choice nenortment of pat- BEST SHIRT VALUES OF THE SEASON Fi Guess Sc gg. Sees gel Re ge | et rattle Men's Shop, Main Floor, 26th at. 1 spnei aeeare 72, pode nape Tig Rlael Pe wea