The evening world. Newspaper, February 19, 1915, Page 7

TERY TS VY VOW), 59th to 60th Stree were awakened ys a tiene Sate a tke thet ‘iviug. “ot es SO anne nD acs BEER KEG BOMBARDMENT. uk it was sa otly door keg, aad | meee “eet FIGHTING MAYORS be NAME GLEAN UP DAYS |e treet Gore wie ane Ariane me it voaten BONWIT. TELLER CO. Onpinations FIFTH "poet STREET po one OPE Smashes Inte Honse Front. 29) . fulfilling contract ‘This beautiful Willow Furniture fe made in ear own factory from Mr. Stickley’s own designe. You can end grippe and break up chest, make their municipalities clean up. ‘Weeds and tin can piles, rubbish \ s ere cold ei (Wage ie head, ‘ ‘a Com; a Pointe , ken.” heaps and unsightly back yards and opens pm stagnant pools are to go. Mayor tnd ait passages in the heedi| waite of Fort Lee and some of hie sap, hy, Merhares te T™nUNE|colearven hare had. caen wp Cave sores throat, sneesing, soreness heretofore. But this is to @ gen- pt eral campaign, covering the whole t gr) stuffed-up. Quit blowing] eastern aide of the county, with com- enuffling. Ease your throbbing| petent persons in charge and labor nothing oe ae ee world a ee vet |enough to make a lasting impression. with a sense of ‘ol Compound. which conte onl %, Hide ewer iaeik — emart lines and refined proportions. j pS ey crag ‘Women’s clubs, borowwh etubs and) i G ‘ : other civic organizations are to be ‘ay and “Fla r”’ A arel enlisted in the work. - “Flapper” apparel: is an English idea introducéd in America by k 7% Bonwit Teller & Co. It is designed.for the hard-to-fit girl who has outgrown her age, yet who must hold to girlish styles. Girls’ Wash Dresses, 1.50 to 15.00. - Tomorrow—Saturday—We Begin Our Usual Half-Price Disposal of Odd Pieces and Girls’ Afternoon Dresses, 12.50 to 39.50, Girls’ Party Frocks, 15.00 to 39.50. Suites of Furniture in the February Sale Upwards of $75,000 Worth—Each Piece Marked Exactly Half Girls’ Coats, 8.95 to 35.00. Flapper” Party Dresses, 12.75 to 39.50. “Flapper” Coats, 1275 to 25,00. “Flapper” Suits, 19.50 to 25.00, “Flapper” Wash and School Dresses, 5.00 to 12.75. It is our annual custom, in the manship or finish in any of them. last few days of the February Sale You will find tomorrow at half (Original) to makesureof clearing out laiiis sate ecg aia ae — — om suites o! 5, i y all odd pieces and suites, and furniture and separate bureaus, chiffoniers, dressing thie: ” which.i ‘Is not going to be reordered for —dinin, 5 Saris gece suites of 3 to 13 Pieges, and sepa- Le f regular stocks, by marking half price. gate sideboards, clon closets, serving tables, Misses’ ‘Darise. Frocks We have done a very large busi- — —tiving-room and library pieces; upholstered IN-MID.VICTORIAN TYPES ness this month, and the number of suites, and separate chairs and rockers; book- 20.50 pieces and suites to be cleared out 90, now § ‘3 ihn eee 170 Eighteen Boroughs in Eastern Ber- xe. gen County Join in Cam- rea ‘ fs . Te paign Against Rubbish. Sees ee CC ar . New Notes in Fashions “Phe Fighting Mayors.” the organ ‘ for Jeunes Filles ization of eighteen borough heads of - mT TIRE AT ONCE Bestora Breen County, X. J at at Specialized Styles for the Younger Set campaign, under tue leadership of GUSTAV STICKLEY’S By Tailleur Loun and their President, Mayor Byron M. Will ll F Sal " LJ Huyler of Tenafty. ; WITHOUT QUININE | "3:22 ean illow Furniture Sale Sport Suits for Misses ‘The Evening World in fighting the p). SPene's Cold Co Compound” fares cise Sorry use toh bash roles 19.75 to 75.00 ends severe colds or | ised to them. ‘They have dattied with Tailleur Suits in models grippe in few hours. the Hackensack Water Company un- in that establish @ die- Bleck =. é amore eqae sto comma co bo | Sem Mr Sher om Se ete yon wre for the ion of 4 to wie Sage 3 Che _ Sat ond ope Now “the Fighting Mayors” are to ¢ shh vane tana pleces to indicate the price gray nn oat ll belts, huge = bouden Blech Fetite Sith gt Mi i Arm Ga ie Se ack OO apace a eat Sie and Pin ae naan, special prea as Bert ‘eRe ac VO ‘Blouse, at $2. 98 spe tu Se sat ea colies sant with be silk facing which may be worn in “choker” effect or ki with silk finished pa and pearl buttons, Biggale, noes CREre DE I add BLOUSES pleated” or ci ee pear Willow Boudoir Lamps . besa nod and Two hundred Pillows epecial for this esle . . Ml kan Red rome. Wit fr dculed tn of eee cota. Sas Cat ee that are tions of the best and freedom, yet I Hy) i] fal i A ABBE “Za ith filet lace and chiffon com! NEW TUBSILR TR ANDCREPE { CHINE BLOUSES—good value at | Hosiery for Every body’ ] r enormous Hosiery business enables us as OU buy in 4 tities at BK ) VALUE lo co my few maka posit nt aaa “~ | Women’s black cot- . a, A. T. Stewart: & Co. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY SPRING MODELS Misses’ Sport Coats WHITE WORUMBO CHINCHILLA AND SPORT.CORD new mi vith adjutable anh irra and white. te, gray and navy blue Women’s Underwear . = OL “Men’ s Underwear Something for every room in the to,choowe trom. Prices are always low, as the | cases, and library tables. With the typical aat gathered yoke, drooping shoulder and puffed runs up into the hundreds. All are sleeve caps. Of soft, supple taffeta in tne new French shadings, standard Wanamaker quality. And there is no defect of wood or work- Linen-Cluny Laces |For Home nee Seacial Purchase | Bread-Making The very same patt:rns sed a ean of laces which pe ve been. sel our own stock for 20c and 25c yar. 2 this special purchase at Ic yard. 214 to 5 inches wide. Subway Aisle, New Building. Novelty Je Jewelry own breadmaking. Bread makers, $1.50, $2, $2.50 each. Bread pans, tin, 18c be Ge each. Breast raisers, tin, 70c sath. t e* it one-half its Flour sifters, 2: fyi Wreeuaker| Flour bine id tone sa He; 25 tbe., standard, "Every kind of novelty] $2.75; 50 Ibe., $3.50. jewelry is included: eb IF ome bows $1. 50; 50 Ibs, cies oe rMhaalty pM or river ee Liattaing oS breed knives, Bc. Subway floor, Old Building. Subway floor, New Building. Three-quarters of our entire remaining fur stock {jj ja"Sir arenowofferedathalfprice catalogue at and less'to clear the decks $7¢: for another year. The other furs are consider- ably reduced from the ier prices. Fur coats, scarfs and muffs. Practical, staple furs, as good next year as this. A few extreme novelties so daring that they will be new even next season. All Wanamaker true- to-name quality—our own regular stock carefully picked for its perfection. The Fur Sets at Haif ar 7 lina set caste Sithe fos pe ere mae 4 Imported Hi ed musk- rat), originally 9850, enn, coe Be. Pie / yea origin fur sets, . Rovers a ee fox set, originally Ermise, and Hudson ect, originally $850, now $12: Fur Scarfs and Mutte at Half muffe atart at as little as i, ermune scari , originally 816.00. — rea yooh rae a y sable Exmine pala fadudat muffe, orig The Wanamaker Housewares] Combination Store has the proper utensils for | isle, 40c; 9 and insertions; some match;|the housewife who does her ue and each (8 for 5 read raisers, armelen, $1.86 to 0c pair, house, worthy of a place in ANY home. Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Galleries, New Building. Underwear Corsets at Half and Hosiery Special purchase — low suite of mercerised/bust model corsets, long, White ribbed cotton, 28c, IAraight lise of bataet Vests of bite rithed cotton, 18 s pe Na RESINS: coutil. $1. Stockings of Ticreatian’ Vale: 38c pair. Men ~~ a Half hose of imported black cotton, Special lot of standurd or Boye makes of corsets—discon- coftachings of ri head ribbed black{tinued patterns; plain ma- $1.50. a “ta some c instances sizes are terials. seconds” ‘ ei . pina? ticketed a0; bi but all are Swill On Table at Ninth Street Hlevatur, priced. Subway floor, Old Building. Main floor, Old Building. Caracal coats, originally $58 t e083, now S39 to stake” ey coats | trimmed with co! traati fu 5 treating fu ur, ay. ly $95 to #525, Hudson ie (eyed mauhrat) coats, originally $100, nov A fine holinaky” peel originally 8700, now Mole coats, 9400, now $50 to acarfe, orig: inally #10, now $5. Persian lamb muffs, Originally $100 + originally ‘$200. ” =| 17. ea bzehile ie eduirrl mutt, acaially All ‘Our Pia Fur Sets sry py ae $7. vice or Tyar cat, the fur that looks like Considerably Less black fox, is here i in mi ts, ally ly #10 NOTE—Of some of the #25; now above offerings there is only 14.50. are a single piece, in some cases three or FF sino pieces of a kind. other prices and se grok p> eon ha are ed here, too few of a tind to even mention. And all without one exception are Wanamaker ity furs. w $5. Red fox muffs, original; $12.50; scarfs, aap now $7.: bac Caracal n'a fur, in muffs, Penny a6. poe $7.50; and originally $80, now $15. Pur Marke: — Second floor, Old Building. Our Liberal Credit Terms apply also to Long Island, New Jersey and Connec- ticut. An Open Letter (About Brenchitis,> August 9. 1914. TO rly Ae ald 10: a ied, with an attack of Bronchitie which he, he 4 la whe cet anything thst sounded i > eras ed eceordinn mS dpee soar actees atthe sabave ti : Pee St dat Twas ea boativa cared wot ai Sa iat teas aa fou four it aan “ahnets to the wonderful curative “ieanence Keathe- ° vow have revommanded If te ail sufferers, ee 1 ras. oF colds case the they desire ery reepecttuily, 2447 Latarerte fi, BMT Ea shane, Prt atten om ate al art ver Pat x jens are SUNDAY WORLD “WANTS” WORK Good assortrrent specimen items blow inden ii ROOTS CELEBRATED “TIVO. “OTIS” BALBRIG.” ERS, of heavy axel GAN SHIRTS (O33 AND DRAW. AND DRAWERS a7 Va! —sizes ae inch wee : 69¢} tare. te di SHIRTS AND Ceavens of heavy Derby ribbed cotton | Women’s Fabric Gloves Our Gepartment is well mAs ena varity: quality and prices. you take oa teed of them? ei Ve 29c WOMEN'S. "MILANESE i SILK GLOVES; 2-<lasp, double tipped, in black ard white. Decidedly a remarkable value. (OMEN'S MOU , 39¢ TAIRE MILANESE LK. r Gove S; 19 in. I Our Glove fered a pie value. Electric B ‘ Y- rears Batteries, $1.95: Faradic electric batteries for rheumatism, nervousness and poor circulation of the blood. Powerful 4 effective ard riabily recom for horre Mai! Oraer by doctors of te Cost of up-keep almost negligible: Lertugten Arcade, Mata Flees, Meats and Poultry 1434¢ Dry Picked Broilers......... 184¢e Fricassee ae { Loins of Jersey Pork | bine Cured..Hams Dry Picked Turkeys Lepgeceeee Roasting Chickens. ........ 18ige Leg: 164 L (with lo f pS pt in) of Cane ls Rib | Re ine ei Si ring pak Franeter to BLOOMINGRALES' th to a a3 MONDAY MORNING WONDERS. Sunday Sermon “The Three Groups," , wv vinen tee e habit, ‘an | teresting story on life and work of F William Ashley Sur (Billy Sunday}. Next week's World Magi contain the first of a unday’s most. forel widely quoted sei “Sear