The evening world. Newspaper, May 3, 1916, Page 8

onceanmeneesra eee ett ALT ELL LETTE ht ia an etree pe die Scameneieeeaeanemeaasamammenanees : \ LC LE ee TT LT OT LS TTT TT NS | TT eet 4 ‘ 2 Ba Ww, Whi twwas, MAL 8, LOL0, i} ; ey for permission to continue | Fixeelstor, pag Mahe Baa th | _ , | 1 work, tof the strike of the marine engineers this | r ' Jacob H. Schiff has promised to| ws few ttige operating in the | Shre- address & mass meceting next week. | dinavian-America Tiner United JON THE STRIKE | Broadway, at Ninth, New York. | ee mmumnamnall ‘she mas the Ryndam fer she hurried across | the Tuscanla of the | . and as was rafe at the the river to doe! Cunard Line. sent messages asking for a quick statement of terms so they may get Independent manufacturers have} * wh was engaged by the —_ ay % t strikers vigorously at seventy-two | Salls throughout the city, of which i ‘wenty are in Manhattan, A vigor- ous campaign to enlist into the unions she 10,000 workers still outside, most ef them immicmnta, was begun, Manhattan Casino and Terrace @arien were the largest of the mest- ang places in Manhattan, Both were erowded by noon By the end of the week Ben @ohlesinger, President of the union, and Robert Bruere, the strike man- ager, hops to have $500,000 in their war chest. Tho plan for raising the money Is completed. The formal de- mand of the strikers, to which all manufacturers must arreo before to work again as soon as possible. I. M. Getskay of the Manufacturers’ Association sald he knew nothing of any resignations from that body. —_—>— GIRL WORKERS BATTLE They started for the gate and the men closed in on them, Stones were hurled and the girls returned the volley. After hair-pull- Ing matches and @ rict lasting fit- teen minutes the police reserves were called and the girls entered the plant. Inspector Cady has men guarding the plant, aa the strikers, about 800 in number, have declared they will break every window in the About 400 men employed in tho shell room of the Babcock & Wilcox factory on Lexington Avenue also went out to-day. The police wero called to this plant early to-day, when the strikers tried to prevent the other 1,000 men from going to work, —————— LINER RYNDAM HERE, “Why Swear, Dear? Use ‘Gets-If’ 19m Wonldn't Love } BE You Good sate te ta Those Ge bit your sock on right over tt—there'’® noth- seconds to apply. It dries at oneq,, Put ing to atick or roll 4 | This WHITE SALE Us Like a Stabilized Staunchly our customers have stood by the Wanamaker Sale of White (original) since the very i tearm forty years ago— in . Now that there are difficulties to be combated on our side, the Public may be very sure that this store will stand by them. sand new garments are offered at lower prices in this Sale. They are of materials ordered as far back as Several hundred thou- fe Exceptional Pte By the removal of the great stocks of, Housewares from a lower to an upper floor \ 65,000 Men and Women With| WITH JERSEY STRIKERS; for Corns!” A : $500,000 War Chest Plan POLICE GUARD FACTORY f A ero Pp l ane Long Holdout. When thirty girls employed at the | It's the New Plan. Simple. Sure as| |/! pee a, —— Leolastio ee ca Bape say Fate. Applied in a Few Seconds. Guided by experts it ‘ 8 8 0 io 25, if fa Ps 1o je ever knew ae ta nonmembers of the Garment|tOry thle morning, they ware met bY a Ye successfully has evaded IN, WANAMACER’S NEW,YORK | atanufacturorw’ Ansociation degan|® Gane of strikers and told they —fogs of scarce materials. . t wutetly and mptiy at 11 o'clock to- 04 a : : e cae e J dag, ‘The 40,000 locked out by the aa- [aan dectéed they ‘would go to work —flurries of higher prices. Upon a Fixed Bigis of Interest to the Public | soclation last week welcomed tho|In spite of the threats of the strikers, —clouds of mediocrity. ‘ Opening Saturday, May 6th What the Down-Stairs Store of the New Building, and the clearance of DOES Offer all spaces down stairs in both build th way is open for the full Sahbahenett' of a new and better service. The New Down-Stairs Store occupies the lower floors of two city blocks—forming the largest store on one level in New York City. At all times—full assortments of really wanted merchandise, true in quality, correct and up-to-the-day in fashion, ‘ree from garish and un esirable trim- ings. Whatever may be bought and wher- . Tes Excelsior Busy 71 fi ‘ * Tw under Ninth Street make both &\ they buy it here, downstairs or up- pierre “Tbe. ansilton at ine “Decking Bhipe, | eight months ago. Cool kimonos of white floors one. ‘The Subway Station at Astor Place, Stig, the “f le may depend on getting Goth stop 1s ite. keystone, Completing ir first trans-Atlantic dotted Swiss with colored within the building, makes every Subway entrance the orth of their money, not by chance, soority axe bow: ue borders will help to make in Manhattan, the Bronx and Brooklyn, and every but’ » not | The ring of sincerity was in the|Vovese since her bows were damaged by bottle, of sent Underclothes entrance to all railroads running into Grand Central ‘ ocause of carefulness in the pro / - striking @ mine in the English Channel summer more enjoyable, vidin | Predictions of victory at etrike head-|isout two months ago, the Ryn eiieg FI $1.50 Station, a dry and direct entrance into the. New j quarters to-day, Bruere told of re-|tne Holland-America Line re eaa ort of Faint Rose Color : Store. dealings with makers of goods enable seiving letters from Edelson and Hand here this - She took the unusual Silky batiste of deli- Black and white crepe font’ preted are With our manufacturers to run thel® of No. 16 West Twenty-seventh |course of steaming from Kotterdam to ‘ f kimonos have fichu collars A Newly Organized Staff orkshops on classes of goods of ' Btreet and two 6thor firms, notifying | Miting the tin morose Uae ee cious pink has been made | edged with Valenciennes, y Ors tively rele materials and good workmanship, ho unions of their reaignation from left Rotterdam, April 14, and it was April into fascinating “undies.” | $2.50. All the managers and experienced toner, thot safely jarantee them to our cu Abe Manutacturers’ Association and! ay, Hynde was docked by the tus ‘ chiefs of merchandise who act inde- tomers, theh sold at lower prices than under t! ——— === = — = = || ed in blue, smocked in Erclenney ha args linge will have in mind wholly the interest of Especial. wit! we establish < {j—— LFur Storage, Remodeling and Repairing—Phone 6900 Greeley [- a he tle bead As | “vi al D Clan eater IN/ LA A Store of “ashions : ) iouse Dresses : ° x F F : | | satin ribbon, some are That Women Like The Chief Thing Down Stair ¥ " — {|| I] Sleeveless, ot hers have A clean-looking, cool pin- is the selected merchandise which must which shall ha\ in it the inspiration of | rt an tt mon & a) | |j|]|]] tiny sleeves. striped voila cwith a bias: meet certain fixed requirements— the whole Wansayer organization—in . j (" ] Envelope chemisestomatch,$1 | moire girdle and white col- 1—Goods selected only upon value and New York, Paritnd London. This in- ; to rs nee , $3.85. style rather than eacreal: aici Line » the parmenta, even i Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets |] |J| andvdravers,'3.‘upward, "| Batiste, printed with col: 2—To be lower priced but something correct and fashion waite nite | Pretty Princess slips, $2 and rigs an more. not so elaborate no. ° $2.25. creamy batiste embroidery, B—A judicious and full assortment of Pah) py aa: bet such costly ma- P 5 — , " | | Semi-Annual Sales Thursday | rolgatoyticgrespey epee ee hatte e aia tt each variety of unquestionably trust- specialty shops of Mime | $3. sailor collars, have bands of plaik worthy qualities and not or re- i s - 0 ee the foot. Exceptionally jected or disguised seconds. To Meet All Needs $ moc jouses ote At one time or anoth Crepe de Chine Underwear Parekite, $9.40 It " The Merchandise causes every family has of varies Pill For Women and Misses Adapted from Che-| yytc (“, A wr iia Warecc ang dries "es “wer Son™ | costly. A simple dress, lin waist, ’ ‘women’s blouses, under- ilored suit for tra’ Pe lesatnia | {|| | Envelope Chemises Crepe de Chine Knickers ruit's charming model. | the contents of five huge clothes, negligessy kimonos, ‘petticosts, | abit of neckwear or laces So Pusines® Of crepe de Chine, in flesh or whi In Hee or white, clasto at walt ey are of imported | cases that have just arrived corsets. , Ahat. Children’s clothes th tne anu j tailored orlace trimmed. Special 1.95 and knee; reinforced. Special 1.95 spotted Georgette in rose, | from the other side. Girls! and ebtideen’s clothing for all needs. outgrown, Some good staple arcu" Fail c Chine @ Cc de Chine Bodi lavender, copenhagen or Hand-Made Blouses Boys’ and young men’s suits, overcoats, or silks to make up. Linens 4 , | repe de Ine Gowns re le ine ices ith whi ‘dkerchief li hand ye pill see 4 sheets Sleeveless Empire model, in flesh or In flesh of white; lace, ribbon and navy with white. Be nd. hi epee loved Men's furnishings ” rH the Dy eee Le fain curtais china i white, ribbon trimmed. ' Special 3.95 flower trimmed. Special 1.95 |\ inttremely, smart, when rom mine paces 4 aaa Men's clothing of the lesser-grade will con- a ig tage by the sea Om the summ 5 , od 60! en, od Crepe de Chine Gowns Crepe de Chine Petticoats } found in the city only at Wana- White and matze color batiste Main floor, New Building, Broadway at ‘There are times also, rat In flesh or white, tailored In flesh or white, chiffon and lace \ maker's. No more to be had be- withnew Turkish point embroid- Eighth. dents and other circumstances affect 12eeh or lace trimmed. Special 4.95 flounce over net underlay. Spectal 4.95 |. Cause theraaterial cannot bedup- ory ater tose stitchery of exes for women, mee sex ee aad bing ani ie howe of thousands of Tales lh a : Lingerie children, Sosa0, aa la proved by tbe inereseine tuoe,t® a " |]||| Blouses of Linen | hese are ‘the finer gar. fier cece tee wring people vig fund, and by the | Sale of ‘‘Parfait’” Lingerie ‘i poae ed 90, unusually for, ae Relies. yu en Sweaters for women, girls and children. af Ned Croce, Emergency, Aid and’otker Road! ored linen with contrastin, 'd-embroidered, and each and chiffons, ( ‘ For Women and Misses buttans and ollar sitahe i . beautifully laundered pie ren For these stvoumetaneen, tem and with such_touc r to wear, rary or permanent; for o! ana- “Parfait” Nightgowns “Parfait” Chemises Hainly show ‘Paris’ docs: | Prevch sohtpones,S2.75t0891.80 ee ehee cudhaehere and ap Gt sheer bexets, foke of shadow Earecpacaloces moss) ether Rose, copenhagen. or blue, French combinations,$3.85 to $10 Ar dey sllvervare and shell goods. everybody who can u: apy “ flower ribbon . te =batiste, V-nec! ‘al les ty gf J ry d 5 , silverware \ i. a Speciat 1.45 = trimmed. Special 1.95 || with contrasting color, $6.50, | French petticonts, #5 and $6.76 Eater moots nad a> 5 teas! its heroes ‘Down-Stairs ouses i h i 76, . H “Parfait” Nightgowns “Parfait” Chemises coorsewnneteToand $16" | Third floors Old Building. Toilet goods. oe Store has been estatlished, In flesh or white batiste, tailored Envelope model, in flesh or white | Lanene of pure fias and Check mode, Val tee edge. Vgosk. ) “y gg — ineitbenia, met winmed, ‘4s Credit Onfies Payments May Be Arranged » : T: Desk h i i “Parfait” Nightgowns Parfait’? Combinations AComplete Clearaway of Umbrellas, Ehipntng Desk es tet Tie ee or sheer batiste, Empire model, Ot sheer Dariste, Princess model, i Y W ’ Cl h Sheetsand pillow cases. Telephones subterfuges of bankiny ‘eck, % trimmet ‘rent nel on through ey! 1s, edger | kets, comfot ables Ss through neteasing. Speclat 2.95 Val luce. peclat 1.95 | | oung Women’s othes and spreads, EHO Infor credit. But special tine for eae “Parfait” Petticoats “Parfait” Petticoats Let this be a nolice to all feminine persons who are young, Unholsteries, curtains. | Subway Station ments can be arrangec in this new (Shadow proof) of white sateen, Of nainsook, flounce of lace and feel young or like simple youthful things, that Little Gray Rugs lela Buffet Luncheon store, in its own Credt Office on panelled front, emb'd HN neclal Fe 45 emb'd Swiss, lace edged ‘Special 2 95 ‘Salons at Wanamaker's are having a sale, a, glass, 5 the floor, by young heads of fami- : This sale takes in all | dine street coats, and big Allthe merchandise we sell issubjected ‘lies and others of gool character, Paris Hand Emb'd Philippine Nightgowns Of sheer nalnsook, ribbon bows Sale of Philippine Lingerie Hand-Made and Hand-Embroidered, for Women and Misses Philippine Chemises Sale of Paris Made Lingerie Of Sheer Batiste or Nainsook, for Women and Misses Hand Made Combinations Gowns (Corset cover and drawer), of sheer $1 nightgowns are stitch- the fetching little street and afternoon dresses, the smart suits and the attractive coats, The savings are more than usually worth while In material and style they cover all the favored modes of the season. So if you Ike well-cut skirts with as much individuality as the coats, and little jackets that are the last word, here they are. | A summery kimono of rose» comfy traveling and motor coats andluxurious Bolivia cloth coats. . Prices, $10, $15, $18.76 and $25, were $15 to $35, The Dresses Young show a French touch. Imagine dresses all of ~ Georgette crepe for There are taffetas; serges, Georgette crepe, stockinet cloth, pendently of those in the Upstairs Store to a rigid examination in receiving and veeting rooms by experts. We are there- le to certify everything we sell— stairs—to be what it no matter how low fore able 1 down-stairs and w is represented to the price. What the Down-Stairs Store ames, we announce that it WILL NOT OFFER— --any_ bought-up shop-worn or mill-end goods; any odds and ends of bankrupt and pushed-to-the-wall business concerns; any unsalable goods from regular stocks; i w current everywhere, charging the same prie as if gold were laid down on te spot, to which usual interest wil be added for such time as is desired at time of settlement for creiit ziven, Will Grow Better Day By Day nest bead embas™*” Speclat 2.95 hand ends” "*speelal 2,98 | ||| || because ienee | Homes ill see Does NOT Offer _The Down-Stairs Store is not pine | ° allo’ erui n- jy : erfect even in its » Philipping Mexigowee Peienios Chemie. || || atelatepurchases, There | vin and Jenny furnished Iuetzting fh diferene between thls newly-planned form. It wil never | emb'd, Vorsquareneck, Special 3,95 — daintllyhandemb'd, Special 3.95 | |\||\{| are the models. Most of the Downesare Fore Aue ae generallyin be perfect. But: it wil grow better \\|| 600 Exceptional Suits | better ones—and even asements, which presume the same ser- day by day. the least expensive— vice under the same or similar n: Whatever is done siall certain’ be done faithfully. Oithat — one can be sure. If om thing more than another has grovn this busi- ness to its present sze it is the constant determinatin to keep faith with the public thrrigh embroidered. buttonholes ‘lnsook, embroidered in eyelet and ‘ Agere {o dosene of delightful models itr rhea Ae inet tienes ii Paris Hand Made Gowns Hand Made Underbodices | 300 Coats, Noteworth HET, Weto BEAD LR audvertisings oon dlnesona ae gy afta oe | Of Batiste, hand emb'd eyelet and Of sheer batiste, trimmed with Val, | ae ° Y | NOTE—Please ask to see any rag-tag and riff-raff stuffs and aire ee caer ee i0e Ue | floral designs, hand scalloped, lace, hand embroidered; ribbon | There are sports coats | the $15.76 taffetas reduced to tic on aitered as bargains which in the stairs, will receive he hearty co- Val, lace insertion, Specia 3.95 straps over shoulder, Special 2.95 | that might walk out on $000, They is be just | main are not bargaivs at all, operation of the pegle, French Envelope Chomises Hand Emb’'d Petticoats | any country club porch bel ph copy apa | of ghee nalngooky, hand eme'ds : or nalnaook, flare fue, hand scale | and fee; ut home, as well | gach model. ‘ rite ; and aealloped; fo and =embroidere OTH 3 : f ubway al eyelets, Speciat 2.95 underlay, Special 2.95 as blug serge and gabar- Second floor, Old Building, Astor Place Station font inth Street