The evening world. Newspaper, November 9, 1917, Page 15

» care of Wheir toys about the “ ae aaa a iat ations “4 , a At vad 4 nn we oath Theatre tat it mi eoln's play with Th the rean in humor “Barbara” is of necessi pathetic onic WoA THE NEW PLAYS “Barbara,” Pathetic Fantasy, with Pretty Marie Doro | a BY CHARLES DARNTON. young woman merely |b he morried not jas nothing tn comman! tender p ins, Most folks resort to violen shoes with gray suedé tops. | Litto Rieh Gist for] role, A thot « mel, which is a dangerous, saliva white tops; all laced, Button boots in $5 shoes at $3.50 | pat (0 la entirely tacking | ip by Frar chemical which can only be used Diaek Kid oF Grerie: Patent leather, kid and calfskin with | ‘i 4 Be tes in 4 gardener who never ties of smooth. | cuslonally, because gp nig 9 $9 and $10 shoes at $7.50 cloth tops, All buttoned, a pathotic fantory that! ing che way for poor little Barbara | He, tlaaues, alee Steeda the fetes, t-inch laced boots with Louis XV. heels, Main floor, Old Building paintul to the ayme|) fn Dix is excellent too as the | wel], should drink each morning be- Ker, When the youth] ) who has asked Harbara to be his wife |{ returns from off their « floor and t the greater ing to her the! cites pity, in the end, 12TH NURSERY BABY DIES. ttt Daniel Dunn two v r Child dence, died pathic Hosp qemue. Tht since the ch! Annie Mur herty, who were to bh of Special eof failing ¢ ones placed counsel ELKS CLU The Appell preme Court Court order of $900,000 on 39M.) on the West 434 St #lub. The Fiks « of Women ta Charge of Inatl- the West einai Shatilia. te. thal! 1 eteanienat | vowels the previous day's ind 500 pai f $10 stock (the bal fll remain at $10); sizes reafte -1 0 - pe | isons, sour d . pairs, taken from our stock (the alance wi i‘ } S1Zes BIC ot CSh eld evonn vids fori ear- | toater Matus Kleansing, sweetening |} 6 to 11, widths AA—D, in a handsome English last high lace shoe, in dull nitedin obftdres,” takini aching | and freshening the entire alimentary W¥ black calfskin or tan Russia calfskin. r clothes and et proves an at he| canal before putting more food into CONTINUING—sale of $6.50 shoes at $4.85. house. othing more. It is onty after en operation has jon Postpone: one of the infants re- weeks ago by the Weat- Iren' Society from the Nursery of the Divine Provi at the Yonkers Home tal this morning o! a is the elfth death ldren were phy and Bri conducted tie in B_MUST PAY TAXES. Overrales Ex aie Divi to-d versed a Supreme cancelling the assessment the tax roll for the year | twelve-stary building In veet, known as the Elks Jaimed the property war —_—_—_—_—_—“—~—"——_—_r-_"" Pronounced Reductions At regular those shown Priaing all the newest im fur trimmed. FursSpecially Prictd (pVaupe Fox Piec Fur trimmed Coats With r prices. thes in Fifth A 134 West 34th Street (Opp. Macy's) No Connection With Any Other Store MM Create eas 0 ond no weative tw trl wours, « Which «4 cy peoel mare fear! le whe er ACIDS IN STOMACH CAUSE INDIGESTION Gas, Sourness and Pain How To Treat ¢ Tndigestion,—auvy peen perfor and breaks]! She ex! } possible from any point o - SIGN 9,119,4 a eeeaeen 2 ane — ae SAYS HOT WATER WASHES POISONS FROM THE LIVER. Broadway ate Vo feet an fine as the proverbial fiddle, we mast keep the liver washed ‘| clean, almost every from "vent its sponge-like ing with indigestible mater In no unreal an to be bile ‘and poisonous toxins, suys a noted ma beaut | phystctan, { you get hendaches, it's your liver, if you catch cold easily, it's your liver t'you wake up with a bad tnate, furred tongue, nasty breath, or stom- ach becomes iT your liver. Sallow skin omplexion, her mind Jal the doctor UPSTAIRS | Women’s SHOES Reduced ‘Taken right out of our stocks. Quality and styles excellent. You know what | Wanamaker shoes are. Size range incomplete, No possibility of re- | ordering, or these shoes wouldn't be marked so low. | in Havana brown kid, and black kid with | $6 and shoes at $4.50 Laced shoes Tn all tan calfskin or black wits white tops, Patent leather button | od to We netinet mal craving for on a falow bania | y for ow watery eves all denote liver uncleanti- ness. Your liver is the most impor- $16 shoes at $10.50 1 Oore ea vee tant, also the most abused and neg Gray kid with gray suede tops; button and lace, | $12 and $14 shoes at $8.50 ‘Tan calf, black calf, tan or black with lected, organ of the body, Few know its function or how to release the dammed-up body waste, bile an difficult , whose cor n sense IS\ fore breakfast a glass of hot water olish sympa v whenever | with @ teaspoonful of Nmestone phos- ern | Bh, f dboton who takes | plstte I8 Ib to wash from the liver aad .MEN’S $10 shoes, $6.90 pr. ta. | the stomach, children tn the play are| Limestone phosphate does not re- But the play ttseif 18 im- | strict the diet like calomel, because it few. | cannot salivate, for it is harmless and ——-——— | you can eat anything afterwards, It | is inexpensive and almost tasteless, and any pharmacist will sell you a that conducted | Quarter pound, which is sufficient for f educational | & demonstration of how hot water and The Appellate | Hmestone phosphate cleans, stimulates and freshens the liver, keeping you feeling fit day in and day out.—Advt. Burlington Arcade floor, New Building The niful. Women’s bath robes, $3.85 200—our $5 grade—of genuine Beacon blankets. Imagine it! for only $3.85; all beautifully made into luxurious, warm, soft bath robes, bound in satin ribbon and tied with heavy silken cords. Third floor, Old Building 355 mackinaws for BOYS All wool; fancy plaids and checks in green, brown, gray, olive, and, green and brown mixtures;, belt all around, shawl collar, big pockets, Sizes 7 to 18 years. | 77 at $7.50; 127 at $8.75; 565 at $10.50; 96 at $12. Burlington Arcade floor, New Building The Million Dollar Sale of Leather Furniture le on the was associat ground It Pennayly . %—The Food has cone within less its 10,000,000 goal curds. The total pl by American housewives a day at 9119417, an increase of more 29),000 over the Inat report given out by the campaign headquarters here Pennsylvania reported to-day 205,858 | ures whfch brings her t 00 ‘This puts Pennsvivania 1d in the total number of pledg) cards signed in any one State, PERFECT SERVICE CALL OR WRITE FOR DETAILS Phone Vanderbilt 3091 WAREROOMS Sth Ave. at 391th $t. 25,000 MEN’s ANCY SHIRTS A special purchase offered at special prices— ‘ 9,000 at $2.50 each $3, $4, $5 grades PURE SILK, SILK STRIPED MADRAS, SILK AND COTTON, WOVEN MADRAS. All soft cuffs; sizes 14 to 17. 16,000 at 95c each Continues Saturday —$20,000 worth of highest grade leather-covered sofas, chairs, rockers—an annual event—prices very low—savings on the whole group approximate the savings on this one item, selected as an illus- tration — Brown Spanish leather arm chair, regular price Price intended to be put on it in November Sale Price at which you may buy it Friday rices range from $28 for a $41.50 Brown Spanish leather arm chair, to $406—for a $544.50 English Morocco covered sofa and arm chair, in green. Fifth Gallery, New Building 300 Georgette blouses, $5.75 Special purchase—the sort we ordinarily sell for $7 and $9; dark heavy Georgette suit blouses; trimmed with lace tucking; many beaded; white and flesh color light blouses; at least 20 models—remarkable styles—each a fin- ished creation. Third floor, Old Building New coats for women At $29.50 —wool velours with large At $38.50 —velours with huge collar collars of fur, lined throughout with geau | of natural raccoon or seal dyed muskrat or de cygne, belted; also, finer velours beauti- | fr trimming, Silk or satin lined through. fully lined, but without fur, sy if! 24,50 ‘hell itiok _ceate out, And a limited group of those extraor- At $24.50 —aibeline _chevio ats | dinary coats of velours with eleven-inch rather like ‘‘silver tone’ with a touch of 1 ups “ dyed raccoon on the collar-—also heavy Porat Ay the fant ane lars collar and deep winter wool velours with large collar of dyed coney. Second floor, Old Building Young women’s coats Deep shawl collars of seal dyed coney, slightly high waists, all around belts; stitchery finishing seams gives a custom ta 1 look; silk-lined, flannel interlined; $37.50, Coats of coating velours are so warm that they need only a half lining and interlined, Made with beautiful, soft, thick collars of taupe kitt coney, $29.75, Wool velours coats collared with Australian opossum, seal dyed muskrat or raccoon, Lined and interlined, Green, brown, beet root, reindeer and taupe. $42.50, THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1917. WANAMAKER’S— at Ninth Saturday Morning, the Whole Glowing Winter Store Awakes Second floor, Old Building $1.25, $1.50, $2 grades WOVEN MADRAS, PRINTED MADR PRINTED PERCALES. Soft and stiff cuffs; 1314 to 18. WHY? 1ZeS Burlington Arcade Floor, New Building, son Crusoe and his man Friday; Cat and the Fiddle; Simple Simon; Goldilocks and the Three bear upon their shoulders the royal palanquin of Santa Claus. just in time to take part in the procession. He will be carried Saturday, Grand Opening of SANTA TOWN with a PAGEANT OF TOYS, led by the J. W. C. I. uniformed band, drums beating, horns tooting, followed by troops of Story-Book Children, dancing, hopping, skipping; Red Riding Hood and the Wolf; Jack the Giant Killer and the Giant; Robin- Peter, Peter, Pumpkin Eater; Old King Cole and Fiddlers Three; Hey, Diddle Diddle, the flash on, and the Wanamaker Toy World will be opened for Christmas happiness. DOWNSTAIRS 9,000 yds. a well-known Silk, $1.65 Its standard retail price has been $3.50 yard A very fine quality of ine and erepe meteor which has been widely advertised under a trade-mark which designates its very high lustre. repe de 40 shades of crepe meteor te ‘the regular wholesale price of this silk to date has heen fifty per cen going to sell it at retail tomorrow, So this opportunity in yours alse. the tity to be placed on sale is large, the amount sold to any one customer will be limited, Saturday $1.65 yard Down-Stairs Store, New Building ’ 5,000 prs. women’s gloves, $1.35 Well-known brand sold regularly for $2, $2.25 and $2.50 The maker’s name (well-known to every woman) appears on every glove, It is one of the most famous names. This alone is sufficient tee of their excellent quality. And every glove is perfect. The majority are made of French lamb skin and kidskin; the balance are American kidskin, Black and white only, Black with white embroidered backs, white with black embroidered backs; black or white with four rows of self embroidery; black or white with Paris point backs, Down-Stairs Store, Old and New Buildings jobbers, ple 2,133 pairs high-cut SHOES for women, $3.45 756 pairs at $3.45. were $5.40 | Dark tan with white buck finish leather top. 560 pairs at $3.45--were $4.90 Havana brown kidskin with Louis heels, 217 pairs at $3.45--were $4.6) heels. All black kidskin shoes with Cuban he Saturday— Down -Stairs Store, New Bldg $6,300 Worth of New FURS at a saving of 25 Per Cent. Imagine furs at a quarter off in November! . Hudson seal (Seal Dyed Muskrat) muffs, ht lynx scarf, $10, $12.50, $15, $16.50, 8. $10, $13.75, $16.60. Husson seal scarfs, $12.50, $16.60, $17.50, | Tack lynx muffs, $16.75, $18, $20. 27.50. euch A Cat lynx scarfs, $8, $10, $12.50, $13.50, $15. | Pirlo bl ne te waleein ‘ $7.50, $10; $10. Cat lyns muffs, $8.60, $12.50, $13.76, | $16.50. Mole Coney stoles, $12.50; muffs, $10. 27 Fur Coats Specially Priced $60 to $215 Hudson seal, (Seal Dyed Muskrat) marmot, blended and natural muskrat. Downstairs Store, Old Building 300 Women’s Coats, $19.50 The sample and few-of-a-kind collections of two manufacturers. The kind of coats we have sold regularly for $24.75 to $35. Broadcloth, velours, pompom, novelty coatings and mixtures. Many with fur collars, omen’s Dresses, $5.95. $10.75, $14.75, $24.75 300 pairs at $3.45—were $4.65 All pluck calfskin with low heels and indi- cated wing tips. | 300 pairs at $3.45—were $4.65 | All dull calfskin with plain toes and Cuban | 326 Misses’ Coats, $18.75 & $22.50 The $18.75 Coats Shawl collars of fur—seal and kitt coney—are the distinctive features of two models. Another model has a cape collar of kitt coney; the fourth model has a plain, but smart collar of the velours. The coats at $22.50-—-A small purchase—only 76 coats—but a remark- able one. Majority of coats are lined throughout with soft peau de cygne to matck the cloth. _ ALSO plush coats with taupe-dyed moufflon collars; fully lined. Misses’ serge dresses at $12.75 and $15 107 dresses at $12.75 -We have had duplicates of many of these dresses in | ac our own stock at considerably higher | mc prices. 150 dresses at $15—copies and i of much higher-priced Down-Stairs Store, Old Building Men’s Overcoats and Suits DOWN in price, $15.50 Overcoats at $15.50 Suits at $15.50 : 1 that i Conservative plain sack cout style as well as Chesterfield model—one that is al-| models young men like—pluin or pinch backs: ways in demand; it has been our best forme belted all round; one, two and three : igs buttons, selling model this season, Worsteds, cassimeres,tweeds, flannel, serge; variety of patterns—plain colors as -well as stripes, pin checks, mixtures and over-plaids, Broadway corner Eighth Men’s Shoes, $3.65, were $4.90 Down-Staira Store, New Building ena tata ict hai lRachatataiind Excellent fabrics in black, oxford, Cambridge gray and brown. — All sizes, Bears; Chanticleer; and Funny Clown; four Esquimaux will Santa Claus is expected to arrive from his North Pole home in state to his royal red throne in SANTA TOWN, the lights will ¥ = ‘ é Pe Because a good SHIRT MAKER in PHILADEL- PHIA wanted to turn his MADE-UP stock of SHIRTS into MONEY. JOHN WANAMAKER ith, New York Broadway at