The evening world. Newspaper, August 30, 1917, Page 9

TRURSVAT, AVUUBT Be, LPIT, {way erie whee 0 le complete hee & to-day ery © Putte Rervice won te » Tree hue Pret fe Papen gers o- Wow Bed ant On Wied MOTOR PARTS (pete eqmgenend ont Hert o i ener ee ome trek clam th th siwaye evellel - and Wrists. Could Not Spread and Distigueed * Hands S0 Could Not Work. Cuti- age Se IS n| the P coun ture Healed ot Cost of $2.02. Three Berlin Newspapers Make f hchesiie would be 8 4 &, Son © ° —_ celway th oe ww sawer tien of oe | It Clear Separate Peace (a Overtures Were Made. ETERS OM Bleep at High! trom tearing myeelh p> — the ter blisters stant, | COTENIAGIN, Avg 00—The : eae Borst « rt and when | @tatement that an offer of « separate «S$ « at Your Service ‘ Kratched them they apread pence wae made to Russia recently _petfhaqy ot B BA Aponte Dine in Haeys Restaurant river around and @ishig: \by the German Government 1¢ pub- ot chases to call et the Personal Bhopy + Por shove the aatee end dust of the cirest—A to ured my hands eo that | iened in the Socialist new | eae e t whe knows the store « te Corte or je OMete eorvies, a9 you prefer but 4 could ma work, Iwasee PAPE: | Wilson at the outbreak of the avtiet ow hed I had to keep ay Vorweerts of Hertin, It is brought cently made pybiic by former A ye ya =F oly of greste.t \m portance ehelesomely couked pure SF) bandaged out by the assertion of Premier Ker- tt probably © Ep 4 yy Mnf food, well served, Take slevators om 85th Street , g "A triend told me to try Cuticura Soap and Oint fo I sent for « free sample. | more and | used two boxes of eneky of Russia, in bis speech at the Moscow conference, that Russa “a little time ago,” replied indignantly to & propomal to conclude @ separate gy Fad Fg 3 peace, and that « few days ago, “we . O'Neill, jeflerson Valley Horel, Witnented another attempt, equally Valley, N. Y., January 4,1917, P8#*. Girected against our Ailiea.” Soap and Ointment prevent | In this connection the semi-official or other eruptions. | Norddevisohe Allgemeine Zeitung te Sample a Son agaih detected by the German prese c side oF ot the rear of the store, Meme Meer We Sell Dependable Merchandise at Prices Lower Than Any Other House, but for Cash Only —_—_ Big Fire Sweeps Messian City PETROGRAD, Avge %—Many per fone were injured in « fire ch Last Call for Labor Day Needs Boys’ New Fall Suits $4.89 & 8.94 ress post-card ‘ ” | ip an atiompt to throw dust in the ee eet ETN | even ot the world and the German public by ostensibly denying Pre- mier Kerensky's acoount of the over- tures to Russia and ite allies, which (me ts charicterized as in reality being FOR WOMEN Shower-Proof Tweed Coats Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders. Important There are thousands of visitors in town who will return to their homes after WANAMAKER'’S WANAMAKER’S WANAMAKER’S Lat . To all of == Se Suitoble for All Weathers and the || then'thie tore hee oa ion Sut | St} Hardest Wear portant message. 06 Yn. 18 Yn. The @lustration shows a shower- This offer of serviceable, Leste hye S cont fn ie th grade Buy Here and Save dressy suits comes just in terial, Notice the deep! ti saeves and ‘eg eiaitnaes fe the ~~ _ r Porte Soe time to dress up the little boy buckle-trimmed belt. The collar is and his older brother for the holiday. The extra trousers practically double the life of the suit, and, as an added at- traction, they are priced— Lowest-in-the-City. convertible. satin lined. Sleeves and body are Gray and brown. e Price, $23.74 Another model of shower-proof tweed in gray and brown colorings, with all-around belt, convertible unexampled unities to buy high Furniture at prices which assure y economies. Beds and Bedding are featured. For instance, a White Enameled Bod, all sizes, $12.74 «| AUGUST FURNITURE SALE |) v collar, turned back cuffs and half A comprehenstoe collection | A fine assortment of double ‘e ° lining of satin. Price, $17.74 American Cut Glass, in our of smart Russian and Jun-| and single breasted suits, . Tomorrow, Friday fe Ted Poor tren on mre ie cite ed || for" Novolk aula for the | Norflkand bled, pro which offers ample chance for al choice, Justa sample person: of the pele Py SP aang at $1.19, regularly $1.40. it. little ones; in serviceable grays and tans; sizes 244 to _ Byears, at $4.89. jots in » brown and mixtures; sizes 7 to Men’s Summer Suits At Clearanée Prices Prices on these clothes have reached a rock bottom level—inviting a purchase now for the Labor Day holiday and the summer of 1918. Final day of the August Furniture Sale with its general dis- counts of 10 to 50 per cent. on Wanamaker standard furniture. Final day of the August Furniture half prices on single sets and odd pieces of allkinds of furniture forevery roomin thehouse. Just eight hours to choose—from quarter of nine in the morning to quarter of five in the afternoon—to choose from the widest assortment of good séts and separate pieces shown on any last day of these nationally-noted sales. SWEATERS The haroest of the Season's new ideas. All popularly priced, For Misses and Children Sweaters of Wool Jersey with novelty belt and sailor collar, in rose, champagne and Copenhagen, with white trimming. $5.94 Fibre Mixture Slip-Overs with deep sailor collar, nov- elty pocket and sash. Copenhagen, rose and gold, trimmed with white. $5.49 The New Victrola XVII. in mahogany or oak, $226, oF American Walnut at $271, veri- fied prices elsewhere, $250 and 9300. Fourth Floor. Drapery Poplins, an interest- After store closing Friday August tickets will be taken off |. Wool Sweaters in plain weave. Deep sailor collar and | | !n6,\mportation from England, ; ; the remaining furniture and regular standard prices put back. al around belt Patch pekets "Rose, Copenhagen, 6 Paveaoreees Shantung Silk Suits, $12.49 — An old saying has it “that fortune attendeth that lion amongst men who exerteth himself——”’ Read below the items of furniture still to be had at half price—and remember that there are scores of other values equally unusual. First choice early. Fourth Floor. For Women All Wool Sweater in a plain mannish weave with o deep sailor collar and a sash. In white, rose, green, tan asd blak . $5.49 Fibre Mixture Sweater with roll collar and sash. Comes in green, rose, gold and purple with white. $7.94 Geave—Third Floor, 84th ch-b ack and sack coat Palm Beach and Cool Crash Suits Reduced © $5.75 ane light-weight, two-piece outfits, well taflored, A Dainty Boudoir Lamp, of solid mahogany, with shade of silk and fitted with 40-watt tungsten bulb, cord and plug is priced at $1.94. . Some of the Some of the Some of the A | sol tact anti Mente tae ey peep cere i Furniture Furniture Furniture THE VOGUE FOR SEVERE TAILORING In accordance with be made for necessary alterations. be at Half Price | at Half Price | at Half Price i ee ac ee ee ing ‘aumamer houre Men's All Wool Suits, $12.75 , Maho) desk, regul ° ° from July 4 to Labor uel tt rere priced up to 619,78 and that would be . aaQtshepegy wall table, ronan | 0 rege agus ditee gm | 68, now free, * "onus Suits and Coats for Misses || Day, this store wil || mh ceria arses S rpdesier i, Meals | 4 Mahogany telephone stand, | 3-piece brown oak dining-room $168, DOW $02. GO eee recularly close at 12 noon some stouts, longs and shorts, set, regularly $262, now $131. Licgerd a nceny ont piinise room set, ri \ ee larly , DOW $29 7 Suits that are made of Oxford materiel on ) strictly tailored lines, either single or double breasted. The backs are slightly high to give the necessary dash and flare. Narrow shoulders and tight sleeves that regularly $33, now $16.50. io \wory enamel bureau, regularly $165, now $82.50. lvory enamel chiffonier, regu- Gray Flannel Trousers, $3.96 *° Direct Elevators on 35th Street Side Mahogany desk; $51.75, now $25.75, 0° "eularly Walnut teble, regularly $24; On Saturday September 1 : . now $12.25, ; Roo sftn di haat 1 ey ae Oe regu- ish ioeuarie noes Ga $034, Walnut chair, regularly $65, button to the elbow are two of the features of the coming On Labor Day, - . larly $180" sow $90. ’ tviece mahogany dining-room now $32.60, eat fall models. In men’s wear serge, navy or black. Monday cenrarte Take a Camera With You Black lacquered bedstead, full |set, regularly §269.50, now Shower-proof coats of tweed. A full belted . size; regularly $172, now $86. $184.76, Fumed onk table stand, regu. $ | 9.74 model with roomy pockets and a convertible ber 3, store will be Over Labor Day larly $9, now $4.50. Fumed oak arm chatr, leath Fr and back, regularly $50, now Brown oak buffet, regular!; $160, now $80, ccna Brown oak serving table, regu- larly $76, now $38. ° De Brown oak china closgt, regu: Walnut dressing table, regu- larly $51, now $25.50. Mahogany bedstead, full slze; regularly $48, now $24, closed all day. On and After collar that crosses. Yoke and sleeves are lined with good quality silk. In light and dark colorings, $47 75 A fine quality of broadcloth has been used At P\ecys you will find an unusually large stock of cameras and kodaks, If you have a camera you can save money by purchasing your films here. TEX WONG Fumed oak bookcase, regularly achat eka, laa, FeeU* | larly $81, now $40.50. $86, now $18. { in these smart coats. The large collar and Tuesday, Sept. 4 Browaies sxe Tox Cameras, Golden oak wardrobe, regu- |, Brown oale buffet, regularly | | Fumed oak rocker, regularly 4 revers have a broad band of kerami fur and the pockets Store hours will be Folding Cameras and Kodaks; $130, now $65, $21, now $10.60, With a EE Peau de cygne lined and igmat lenses, $11. Vest Pocket Cameras, 22 models, 9.00 A. M. to 6.00 larly $64, now $82. and belts are generously cut. Brown oak china closet, regu interlined. In gray, balsam, Java, navy and Pekin blue. Ivory enamel cheval glass, reg- |, :1)' $95, now $47.60. Brown oak settee, tapestry e P.M. daily. Grafiex Cameras, ularly $47.60, now $23.75. Brown pia marine table, regu- pe ‘A ae bus vie 4 —Third Floor, 85th Street, Froat y et a | larly $46, now $28, tapest: ty Jarl: chair, RY Brown oak extension table, reg- | tabestry seat; regularly $49, now 34 Mahogany dresser, regularly 7 $24.50, 1 $74.60, now $37.26. ularly $67, now $88.60. Fumed oak rocker, regularly EA THRIFTILY PRICED ITEMS OF INTEREST Mahogany chiffonier, regularly Mahogany buffet, regularly $88, now $19. 2) W arabogang bedroom chatr, reg» | ME Mg, closet wow S100 nant restatly #29; Hy Frocks for Girls F M I S S E S ahogany - ahogany china regu- -50. { ularly $13.60, now $6.25, larly $90, now $46, bai peiithotany curio, regularly Fe tr, | » Mahogany serving table, 0, 245, Tee aero ga. Olay tha wee ee Gelden oak stand and mirror, Ey Tunton cist ; ? Mahogany chest of drawers, |, Brown oak buffet, regularly | regularly $61.50, now $30.75, lS unior Girls’ Gingham Dresses, | regularly $75.60, now $87.75.” FT a et ah is closet, # ae 5 Special at $4.49 Middies ‘3 Mahogany bedstead, full size; arly $66, now $28, FAG Walnut desk, regularly $56, i Ss | regularly $229, now $114.50, |""Hrown’ oak server, regularly | °° . ; { The dress illustrated comes in fancy gingham that are Mah dresser, regularly | $30, now $16. Wing arm chair, regularly $47; , ss I Mehogsny. , ee attet ty $88, | BOY $23.60. or plain chambray and has pleated panela front dish $836, oe none » Fegular ” gang cirbccrered sofa, regularly . and back. There are two narrow belts and a pair of moats ‘g Mahogany dressing table, regu- PB closet, regu- , ofeny M aliae, dacuaal maak 115i patch pockets, Collars and cuffs of white pique with and very | larly $84, now $42. ‘Gray ‘oak serving table, regu- sae ne 3 regularly $41.50, now i touches of hand embroidery, Sizes 12 to 16 yrs. ; te bal y enamei dressing table, | larly $34, now $18.60, ma i ; inex penstvi x reyuinrly $126, now $63. Walnut buffet, ‘regularly $93, | Mahogany table, regularly $87, IS Girls’ Wool Plaid Dresses, Special, 7.74 a 5 wil OY enamel, bedetend, full [Rov aint, china closet, regulazly regularly 446 ort et | A new fall model made of wool plaid has @ pleated ; j y istead, full size; reg- | $87, now $43.60. hi "bookcase, skirt with patch pockets. The waist ha anel that , ‘ . i { pli 10, now $08. bs ny alnut serving table, regularly | gi7 ow $8.50, regularly n= ia ined tes pal eosant ‘ ig si ies " : ‘ _ Lady A is wearing a well cut Miss B's middy is of white gal- 4 Walnut dresser, regularly $68, |*#%,.now S20 regularly | ¢,Mshogany bookcase, regularly Ei C OBIE hit mg COLT ORG BUFO THmRmOd. middy of navy serge built on ap- | atea and piped with Copenhagen now $26.60. $105, now $52.60. ; : pe regularly Ej sa y Pique collar and cuffs. Sizes 6 to 14 yrs. proved lines and bound with black | blue, but she could have had it with f Mahogany bedroom table, reg- | Fumed oak arm chair, regularly : : F 7 ; sills braid. Sizes 6 rose or navy. Sizes 6 ularly $23, now $11.50 $08, yow $30. oe aia STATE BOM ORE Paty $5.49 for hand-embroidered pique frocks. A Russian model with to 20. $4.24 | to 20. y $1.39 Walnut dressing table, reguy joRany jer, regularly * 4 box pleats back and front and a belt slipped through. Elabo- $49, now $24.50, Galleries, New Building, nos B “ Pr asia trys M : larly $102, now sof. . é 5 rately hand-embroidered on collar, cuffs, panel and pleats in white and COMFY BATH ROBES, $2.69 AND $3.74 Li JOHN WANAMAKER BY B6T4—Third Floor, 85th treet Broadway at Ninth, New York Sn eR “ smngnansencocnnnconmmennraronmmnnmnatens RA Magy 0 Co canara TNT enamanmnanm RH Copenhagen. Sizes 6 to 12 yrs. A variefy of cozy robes made on graceful lines in soft materials. A great many color combinations to choose from,