The evening world. Newspaper, November 5, 1915, Page 7

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A 1 run up the roof by ft. 1" * others brok h, and when it is over the f foor with axes, @ shock from The Tammany men joined other Pa bale AE Mery in cheering when Fireman lo Matibet naen “Went up the ladder and | or at the still shouting butler to the street in b arms. Lieut, Sulll- fought h way through the! t | sinoRe of the liways and first and md floor rooms until he found Mra, Wenig and the nurse both y vere by smoke, He 1 broken health resulting fro t Mrs, Wenige, her face pro condi by blanket stairs to the and carried to Dr. Gustav Persist in ge Adgiph's office nearby Kvery womal Capt. Rogan carried the half-con upon L ' vous nurse down ia the same man- Compo Learning for the first tn invigora where in In many hy once childless Hor. ‘The three wome are now child ed int iT ors otfiee and i cause of the tint 1 & taxicab, that Lydi Pink: stable makes pound en normal healthy and strong ts you want special advice write to E.Pinkham Medicine Co.(con=| |) Lynn, Maas. Your letter | will be opened, read and answered b: a woman and he!d in strict confi- | dence.—Advt Club dinner, The Wanamaker Corset Salons Under ‘All the Furs and Velvet Is an L. R. Corset You can’t see it, of course, But you know by the chic and charin of the costume that an L, R. formed the foundation, If women knew how much more depended on their ability to carry @ gown than on the gown itself there would be more women interested in corset fashions than gown fashions. L. R. Corsets are built for the New Gowns They are correct in live, enduring in shape, and beautiful in finish, There are L. R. models to suit every type of figure, Prices $1 to $12.50 Exclusively here, Third Floor, O«d Btd'g. $1.50 and $2 Specials for Saturday The Nemo Thanksgiving special is an excellent corset of really superior quality and line, at $2. $1.50 specials are charming C, B, a la Spirite models, fow and medium bust, Some with elastic waist band, We sre $3. Lk fh Main Floor, Old Bld'g. Hiaamale Broadway at Ninth Street THE EVENING Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co BLOUSES—an important Item of Saturday’s News The Lower-Price Store has made some unusual purchases 500 Crepe de Chine Blouses, $1.85 Two pretty models of crepe de chine which aera A into our $2.50 blouses One of white leated front and hem stitehed the other in flesh white is embroidered (One is pictured.) 300 Middy Blouses, 75c Duplicates of blouses we have sold this season for #1 and 1.50; sailor collars in contrasting collars; some braid trimmed; sizes 36 to 44, New Silk Blouses at $2.25 Crepe de chine in flesh and white; collar, front and shoulders trimmed f with black stitching. (Pietured.) New Styles at $3.25 1 model of plaid taffeta; odel of net trimmed with embroidered tinsel, soye combined with crepe de chine. Subway floor, Old Building $2.25 Imported Chiffon Velvets Unusual Sale at $3.85 Yard These are the very same qualities we sold earlier for 86 to #8 yard. Attractive check and slightly visible Wea effects wn, dark blue, green, gray, lay deal for evening wraps and fine dresses for street or wear, some women will find them useful for Included are also skirt and waist lengths a black and plain-colored , at the same price a yard—$3.6 Lower-Price Daylight Silk St soy, ‘Aisle, New Building. Exceptional SUIT News for Boys Saturday Two manufacturers—prominent contributors to our regu- Jar stocks—have made material concessions on these: 109 Long Trouser Suits at $9 All-wool materials of the same quality as we put into our regular $13.50 suite, Suartly tailored mannish models becoming to boys and young men of 15 to 20 years. Patch pockets, soft rolling lapels; blue serge and mixed cheviots in gray, brown anc blue effects; 32 to 38-inch chest. 200 Norfolk Suits at $5.50 Every suit with two pairs of trousers; every suit with of one dollar, All-wool mixed cheviots in six patterns; sizes 7 to 18 years. Both trousers fully lined; pateh pockets, belted. 50 Velveteen Suits, $5 Our regular 86.75 grade; junior Norfolk model; black, blue, brown, white pearl buttens? and extra white washable collar and cuffs; sizes 4 to & 200 Mackinaws, $5 ing to our regular stocks each of these mackinaws is marked at Listed gray and brown in variety of pluid effects; sizes 8 to 18 girls) Lower-Price Store for Boys, Subway floor, Old Building. (for boys Trimmed Hats, $2 Fashionably Furs ink pillow muffs, pn muffs, $16.50; scarts, 8 al trimmed velvet hats —black mostly, some with fur; sailors y fox sets, pillow and barre! mutts, 822,50. Natural ‘coon pillow muffs, 89, barrel muffs, #12; double-fur scarfs, $7.50, 89. Subway floor, Old Building For Children Dresses of white lawn, Empire model, sizes 2 to 4; 480 at the special pric rd $1.25, and close-fitting shupes Subway floor, Old Building Corsets, 75c of ©. corsets which we sell regularly (when perfect) for #1 to 3. “Seconds” B. a (a Spirite overs of eiderdown, , $1 to $2. Subway floor, Old Building Women’s Cloth-Top Shoes, $2.65 ‘These are Wanamaker $4 shoes in materials and workmanship. We have sold them at this price. Their style—(gray or fawn cloth tops combined with patent leather or dull calf)—will appeal to women who want comfort and wear in their shoes and do not care to follow and ever-changing shoe fashion, me he Wanamaker Shoe niieet Subway A isle, New Building Store ordered more generously than it needed when wight of thairfashion. It now has a surplus stock on $2.65 palr, ¢ 4, OW Bal ana Tus he t Subway Buu WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, oh 7h iPouuhs bre Only at WANAMAKER’S Could There Be Such a Sale as This 6,000 Newly-Made-to-Our-Order Coats, Suits, Dresses and Skirts in Latest Fashion for Young Women IN LITTLE GRAY SALONS—SIZES 14, 16, 18, 20 YEARS—82 TO 88 BUST, 1915. To be sold, beginning Saturday, simultaneously in our New York and Philadelphia Stores, at rem: arkably low prices, considering the quality. Dresses, 87.76 Dresses, $15 | Dresse 4, 818,75 | Suits, 15 Suits, $16.50 Suits, $22.50 Skirts, 82.60, 83.50 Only at Wanamaker’ s, for this sale from beginning to end has been carried out in a typically Wanamaker way. The mere fact that prices are lower than those asked for equal quality anywhere in New York is not the main feature. The Big Facts Are: 1. Majority of the suits and coats are trimmed with furs, real furs (beaver, nutria, skunk opossum, raccoon, ete.) bought many months ago before the advance in prices. Some of the furs were locked in a trunk to keep them from makers who offered to buy them at an rd vance. Thick, soft, beautiful, durable pelts, worth from 15 to 50 per cent, more than the day they were bought. 2. Every fabric is selected and bought by us with the help of our fabric expert. Not in job lots cf unde- This Merchandise Cannot Be Duplicated Today Wholesale at the Prices We Offer It Everyday Coats, $15 Two exceptionally well cut models made of beautiful brown and plain or green, Street Coats, $16.50 and belted, n rown, xtures, with standing colli , natural raccoon or skunk op Fur Collared Coats, $18.75 ‘Two distinctive cout f ns of beautiful wool ne with stun pilars of chinchilla skunk opossum, Navy, plaid zibeline in navy, black, nother fur trimmed, and afternoon w skunk bea raver and skunk years. atural raccoon and African brown, Russian green, squirr beaver. French blue and black black opossum, Top Coats, $22.50 tof wool velour zibeline, half; al hin collar is of natural raccoon, beaver or chinchilla squirrel A possum, Popular colors, Afternoon Coats, $25 Two models in wool velours, youthful and swin ing in style. belt in bac Collars.of bei uirrel, skunk opor- sum, natura throughout with peau de cygne and warmly erlined, a Our own selected models; Coats for Women and Young Women, $8.50 Fancy boucle; some with plush collar, Afternoon and Evening Coats, $29.50 Handsome corduroy coats suitable for evening rin new wide wale, into the collar, whic Corduroy Suits, $15 Russian model in fine corduroy with collar of In navy, black, brown and green, Tailored Suits, $16.50 All peau de cygne lined and flannel interlined poplin suit in a new strictly tail Street Suits, $18.75 Gabardine suits of excellent quality, the copy of id foot of coat brown Dealers Are Kindly Asked Not to Buy to Sefl Again And---in the Lower Price Fashion Store---Other Purchases for Both Women and Young Women Coats for Women and Young Women at $12.50 imported materials purchased at considerable concessions—mixtures, novelty coatings, melton, wool velours; some with large fur collars. Enlarged Lower-Price Fashion Store, (to cae a nemeey Broadway at Niatd Coats, $15 ‘oats, $16.60 Coats, $18.76 Coats, $22.50 Coats, $25 Coats, $29.50 Coats, $38.50 sirable colors, but in selected fashionable colors for which we paid a higher price by the yard 3. The fashions are new, the latest sang pega grace- ful styles. Every garment is the copy of a higher-priced model. In one case a $97.50 suit has been reproduced. 4. All the 6,000 garments were made to our order. Sometimes a sample was sent back to the tailors four and five times so that style and workmanship would be quite perfect. ¢ We can describe this sale no better than by saying that it is equivalent to offering our own regular first class selected stock at sale prices. Young women will realize its difference from the conventional sales of odd lots picked up here and there from manufacturers. Afternoon Suits, $22.50 ‘Three smart suit fashions made of broadcloth or abardine, teimmed with fur plush cloth or real furs, Navy, black, brown, green. Day Dresses, $7.75 Two frocks of serge and taffeta combination for the school or business girl. Trim and smart and nade of good quality materials. Navy, black or rown, Serge and Taffeta Dresses, $15 Lovely Russian dress in navy, brown and black serge combined with taffeta, the copy of a very late model, Afternoon Frocks, $18.75 Exquisite crepe de chine frocks in» Russian model which is quite the last word. High or low collars. Street and afternoon shades. Sises 14 to 20. Notable Facts Never such materials Never such furs Never such linings Never such tailoring Never such late styles PlainF abrics,good colors Second floor, Old Building. Cleverly At These Low Prices imming on Navy, black, Dresses for Women and Young Women, $10 Few-of-a-style dresses for street, afternoon and evening wear, Subway floor, Old Building,