The evening world. Newspaper, September 12, 1916, Page 4

end Aeowrding te the reper Heemere menien Liew Matien reece WUS WSS 222 jae whe wae met found Om eleesing the Ceba. the lewten “ WRITESWLSONON SEVERAL RIDGES SS ILEFOFPOLAND—INCARATHANS GROWS LESS VIOLENT |. torpedo teat, @hich held wp end to President Wilson the Seoret Bt Pry) Healt ty [om HOSTETTER’S| 2: Stomach Bitters}: : | Maris and London Report Minor)” ” Togagements on bach Side of River, Mf VAHIO, Mept If (vie London) he ne | Hepuleed eaniiy eden” ware theo from the anys Mnintenee Upou feedin on om the products of ovoupied | one of Poland | | ¥ Dverywhere else ft hs neal - “4 awe ees mel the German Foreign Office some time age Informed the Mate Depart LONDON, Bept 12 The following oficial statement was given out here enemy * i the Grandeourt There was some hoatite artiliery activity during the night Against our lines between Delville Wood and Mouquet Farm Otherwise | *" there were no developments.” The most captivating NONLIN, Kept 1—The village of in Ginchy wae lost to the Hritish yee. SALAD DRESSING torday morning. was officially ad. | M mitted thie aAiernoon = thie afternoon OMece stating it we Our positions are send i directly to Count von oa nek. pletely. in our han > you ever tasted. | Coe Pere It's so good we guarantee adway’s it will please YOU—or you | Pill s can have your 25c back. Sper ee men on. T for use of al! sed all pos both warahip and were sible Aasimtance try menta depart. jend of A ped ® tra ] fan'a altontion to the obstruction an waa sur-moned to the |||! Daeghters Want te Abolish “fe NEWBURGH, N. ¥., Sept. 12.—The THE EVENING WORLD, TUBSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1916. Seay RUSSINS TAKE TEST TUR GIVE BIGGER SWEEP = (Continued from Fire Pe@ey Wiar Vote, and the Republicans made & @etermined effort te wie the one . 0 erst 10 the Benete and the single seat ©°" wae officially announced ww the Mouse of Nepresentatives betd | | by Maine Democrats © eens captured | shows Milliken, Republlean, 19.608; Curtia, | Demorrat, 66.6467 ' Uniety-ninth annual national convention vi aon ire: with the ||| $ | CONSTIPATION:: ™ a iam’ | Bi P dtistieteene Geena” ™ hi Saker atiys ie Oy eat nem res vo a ftantne auorne i ; ' aapwar’ 2 al ates. 2 my oa Spe cien Mish te st Py i | i, a eaainiie == Allin halmers .... aBie a. es : 8 HI ang: \ a an (| TheWanamaker Store | seh a - | sy t's | ri e | aay | I ’ a i} | $2 t¢ 18 | III] 1 ‘| ds Easily Get-at-able | a re H 7 + Qi iii iil The subway is running and leads directly into ean |i the Store. aH Railroads into Grand Central Station, and Staten te i $ : i} Island ferries, reach the Store via subway. fe gS Bee “ih | Hudson tubes from Jersey, elevated roads, Third 8 i ee Hh eh and Ninth; buses on Fifth Avenue, all pass within if He wee i : a few blocks of the Store. ES es ne | : Hie (Be ts T 38], bal Broadway, Fourth Avenue and Eighth Street we a: i crosstown cars, passing the Store, are running intermittently. The Store’s service is maintained at its usual efficiency. The Store’s stocks are at their maximum for this season of the year. ‘Phone orders, 4700 Stuyvesant, and letter orders will be filled promptly. Deliveries will be made as usual. Yesterday the Store was unusually filled with cus- tomers. The Restaurant was really overcrowded —————_—_—_— times. W.L. DOUCLAS In an emergency Wanamaker’s proves itself the most get-at-able store in New York. JOHN WANAMAKER, NEW YORK SHOES Women rl toys exit UL PREATAE NTR TONS, ‘ fe rea erty FORG.0.P.INMAIE = le they seve Gov Curtis @ plurality of | toww + 61; Benator Johnwn « pluarality of | candidate.” SSS Stern Brothers West 42nd Street Between 5th and 6th Avenues Art Novelties Attractively Priced IN VARIOUS STYLES AND MATERIALS, WEDNESDAY, ON TIE MAIN FLOOR. Silk Knitting Bags, $3.75 to 9.00 Silk Evening Bags, $1.65 to 8.50 Silk Sewing Baskets, $2.50 to 7.50 Silk Pin Cushions, 85c to 3.50 ALSO EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN Satin and Moire | Imported Silk Trays, em- Striped Desk Sets | broideredmat, glass covered, Satin and Moire Striped Candy, Handkerchief and Glove Boxes, at 1.00 each Centrepieces, at $1.75, 2 Th ‘ead county oe |e Thee row not think Meine @l) wee tense oad | hed ae he wee ever My fingers were all me very jared to day 12M, ond Gilte o marge of only © Mheretere a SSS NO RELIEF FROM | Core aroumuletn’ ie the 0 towne = | manager tor the Dome Is Y Officer Te ox Vessel Wile and jens cage, tate, cote, oo ner, oe" | Personal nines Reaches Nine Hundred Soldiers ail {tee the Democrat eaves tut tor point the wey tie pear? our a Half Prom Shore ih | amined and paneea State Department and Is Thirten Officers Captured | eentiderea, Minos County stenting | ashes Philippines . both Democratic Bhert® and County Stomach Well ae Forwarded to President at One Point pee Hast | end teab @bet bagguned te 100 daa DL wasmooron oop oe vinson EIGNTING OM SOMME . “ the art time the tos tanaa Democrats wader eines f Amerioan neutrality by @ ft WARHINGTON, Kept HP A per PETHOGHAD, Kept 1 Rusma® @igies Genstors were cieted by pop. Attorney Genere! Petteng@ell com ate “ 4 W Lhd ~ |b aaa 7-9 | . "Mates t neormaliy Coma bed red tens ph “ ao ver mab non * y | oeee F than 16,000 by the wo Fea bed all quae | could ow Fepresenied 1 | mighte—ne iebing oF oY te le heard from ” fel Whee ecw Somes. o te an} hl believe yw 40 erite ue Dept 65, Keema, he © Kepublican Preaidential | Py by | socks 004 potecd sort | tried Resnet aad Owtmrot The tebing STOPPED AT Before? hed used Kesimol Oins Roep three days = - | Seow me om §cee thie is. Walkers #7 | Tee Fc OUSDAYT WORLD WARTS WORK WorDERs Ses (4 pieces) at $2.75 Real Madeira Hand Embroidered Linens Purchased before the recent advance in linens, will be offered To-morrow, on the Main Floor, at Unusually Low Prices. Tray Covers, at 25c, 30c, 35¢ Dresser and Buffet Scarfs, 1.50 1.75 Napkin Pouches, 50c, 65c, 75c Luncheon Cloths, . at 3.75, 3.95 Guests’ Towels, at 75c, 95c, 1.50 Luncheon Sets, at $3.45, 4. Tea Napkins, dz. $4.95, 5. Rooster Cocktail Napkins, dz. $2.95 Silk Trays, . .at 75cto 4.00 Silk Picture Frames, 1.25 to 8.50 Silk Candy Boxes, at 1.50 to 5.95 Silk Desk Sets, . at 3.75 to 16.00 Irish Linen Scarfs, bh a 50, 5.75 veeabeeltered te ; sgt + 1.65, 1.95 75, 7.50 Irish Scarfs and i “and tod Sar 85e, 98¢ 25, 2.95 Luncheon Cloths, . at $1.75, 1.95 Exceptional facilities for embroidering by hand Initials, Crests and Monograms, West 43rd Street gold galloon handles, at 3.50 each Women’s Seasonable Underwear | New and attractive models are being shown in ‘Two-toned Chiffon, Georgette i | Crepe, Washable Satin and Crepe de Chine Undergarments. ALSO TO. MORROW, ON THE SECOND FLOOR, EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN Crepe de a ee Chemises Crepe de Chine Night Gowns in flesh color, at $2.95 Crepe de Chine Underbodices ‘| Crepe de Chine Knickerbockers in pink and white, at 98c Blankets and Comfortable, & A VERY IMPORTANT SALE TO-MORROW, ON THE SECOND FLOOR, COMPRISING Comfortables (Double Size) Figured Silkoline, new floral designs, plain bor- ders; regly. @2.25, $1.75 Printed Silk by attrac: colorings, conn reg. 63.50 $2.95 Silk Mull, plain bor wool filling; cers arty 85.50, at $4.75 Sheets, Muslin Sheets White Blankets (Pink and blue borders) Bee Bed yin 84.2 &50 a anh * 33. 65, 4.45 Double Bed Size, . 4.75 & $0.00 e pair, $3.85, 4.95 Extra Large Size, reg. 86.50 & $8.00 a pair, $5.50, 6.95 Pillow and Bolster Cases Of superior quality muslin, at much less than prevailing prices. m Muslin Pillow Cases I flesh color, $2.00 in flesh color, at $1.90 i Plaid Blankets | |) | Double sige, in pink, blue] |/* . gray and tan effects; regularly 8.95, at $5.00 Fancy Blankets Superior grade; all wool. Single size, each $11.50 Double size, “ $13.50 Extra large, “ $16.50 Regularly 814.00 to 19.50. 54x90 72x99 90x99 90108 42x36 45x36 50x86 54x36 ‘ Hemmed, 59¢ 85ce 98c =—-1.05 | Hemmed, 160 18 3 20e Ss 22e Hemst'd, 65c 98 1.05 1.15 | Nemst'd, 18e 20c 220 80—24e Muslin Bolster Cases, AR by S46 ins, Henmed, Hemsatitched,............. 48 by 63 42 by 72 45 by 76 B2e B5e 38e 43c I Ale ASe A8e 53¢ en a aki ME ——ee