The evening world. Newspaper, November 21, 1917, Page 13

es ¢ FOUR OF MASSES! STIFF S22" ENTER NOTQUILTY' PLEAS |= Eastman, Rogers, Y and Del Held for Trial in Conepira Case, Furnish bond vow | STOP '° 7 HEADACHES | BEFOREHAND Palgned Wefore ‘ eral Court totay 6 : Morrie Bitiquit "Gate for Mayor. ¢ 4 plea HO wily and we total made tall wae ficet || | You never had a head- Ya at 93,000, Youne Deit'a at 9500, Al turnis Counsel tor the defense that John Reed, « writer, under when you were Well f of the Masens stall under Indictment pleaded not mullty vesterday Masson, indicted an a cor on * allowed by Judan Maver to enter a plee of not guilty th Ih Hiltanit B.A.T. AND SERVICE BOARD TEST HEAT SAVING OM CARS Plan fo Warm Coaches Only in Barns and Rely on Crowd to Keep Them So The Publi the BRT. toda heating tests in co saving on surface 4 amd sub ‘way transit lines In Brooklyn T tests will last two weeks They will be made during rush are ne leoted by the Fh of the Public ent regulx shall have at 40 degrees. It) fe testing cars ke barns and then turn off the he in claimed Services Commission and ided to mak m with con! Colorless faces often show the absence of Iron in the blood. CARTER’S IRON PILLS will help this condition. sed to heat = ; ay To Make Hairs Vanish | | From Face, Neck or Arms | now pr before they temperatur. tinued he: wes to 65 that Keep a little powdered delatone jolnt or an nt 1908 handy and when hairy growths appear as passengers are Jamimed together make a paste with some of the pow- Uke sardines, The Tt now srk der and a little water, then spread to Jearn how high the Will over hairy surface. After 2 or 3 min- remain with the The ites rub off, wash the skin and it wiil plan will not apply in ve Nd he entirely free from hair or blemish. ‘weather This simple treatment is unfailing, It is estinated the BRT uses! but care should be exercised to be 500,000 ton onl» year Tt b sure and get genuine delatone, other- clared a + © polnt of heat | wise you may be disappointed. — Advt. would save ————i TO TRAIN 100,000 SEAMEN. Plans to Man Big Me Pe Stern Brothers West 42nd Street Between 5th and 6th Avenues. West 43rd Street Most Extraordinary Sale, Thursday, of Women’s High Class ,Blous y Main Aisle Tables, presenting the best offered this season values have al $5.00 Included in the group are repe de Chines in white and flesh, in beth tailored and embroidered models. Georgette Crepes, some trimmed with real filet lace, others in suit shades, elaborately embroidered and headed; also Satin, Taffetas and Net Blouses. “ue All new and desirable models, made to sell for $7.90 to 12.50 An Unusually Interesting Offering of Misses’ Dance Frocks and Evening Gowns Four new models, specially made up for this occasion, developed in radium silk and tulle, some ornamented with tinsel embroidery; bodices of silver lace combined with tulle and trimmings of iridescent beads; silver cloth underskirts; bustle and double tunic skirts; with flowing sleeves; can be had in all evening shades; 14, 16 and 18 yrs. at $28.00 * Women’s Street Gloves A Sale Main Floor For street wear, new assortment of popular models; in a wide choice of beautiful changeable , colorings. One clasp, full pique sewn, made of soft Imported Lambskin; white with self Paris points; white with black and white backs. Except ional whlue $1.25 pr. Would sell for $4.50 at $2.95 HHI A Most Advantageous Offering of Women’s Tailored Suits Comprising Plain Tailored or Fur trimmed models, selected from our regular stock; actual values up to $47.50 at $27.50 This group presents the season's most nolable slyle achievements, developed in velour de laine, velveteen, silvertone and broadcloth Women’s Black Silk Stockin Two very strtkjng values— Main Floor Pure Silk Stockings Full fashioned, made with extra rein forced lisle soles and tops, at 95c Regularly sold at $1.10 a pair , All Silk Stockings Superior quality; in medium or heavy weights; attractively priced at $1.35 Regularly sold at $1.75 and 2,00 An Exceptional Sale, To-morrow, of Women’s Modish Coats Assembled from regular stock. Women’s Bolivia Cloth Coats Dressy model of Bolivia with large shoulder collar and pockets of beaver fur; semi-fitted box plaited back; another model made of gloveskin velour with large shaw! colar and cuffs of nutria; silk lined and interlined, $87.50 Women’s Dressy Coats Several distinctive styles in’ semi-fitted and belted jmodels, of Bolivia, erystal, Por) Pom and silverfone cloth, trimmed witli large collars of rich furs, some with side panel of fur to mateh; silk lined: | ishionable colorings at $55.00 ‘i! TY. Taffeta | Silk Petticoats | Main Floor | WANAMAKER bd Kroadway at N This Sale of HANDKERCHIEFS Will Bring Women from Far and Near Women’s handkerchiefs. Men's handkerchiefs. Bond and warehouse reserves of Wanamaker stocks. Brought out to lead Thursday's war-time special lots. | When we put the new prices on these handkerchiefs — every one pure, snowy, bleached Irish linen a great gloom came over the face of the handkerchief chief. When you get these handkerchiefs, tomorrow, you will feel great gladness. And you will never cease talking of them, and wondering hi we ever came to give them to you for such little prices at a time when linen é scarcer and higher-priced than it has been in the memory of any of us. Thu works the law of compensation. There is but ONE reason our war-time policy of helping the Government to regulate prices, no matter what it costs us. The handkerehiefs will be ts of half a dozen, or more. Prices quoted are for half wold in le dozen lot This will be mutually convenient for no one who wes the handkerchiefs will want to buy lew than half-adozen | ‘The handkerehiefa will be on sale in the Handkerchief Section, and on two big tables on the Main Aiste adjoining; in the Men's Store; and on the First floor of the Old Building. 100 | Salespeople have been assigned to the service of selling, 4o that purchases may be made quickly. | 45,000--Fill your Christmas needs: 17,400 for Men | 27,600 for Women | 6,000 pure tite 6,000 pure linen colored em- a standard $1.25 grade......._ § | nee of six; standard 90c grade { | 3,600 pure line 6,000 white pure linen hem- , handkercttate hag. 95c | Stitched handkerchiefs, package 60¢ dtandard 1° : { vs | Of six; standard 90¢ grade d $1.40 grade. ....... o A hig 1,200 pure linen hemstitched 3,600" pure linen plain hem- ) | embroidered handkerchiefs, box 70¢ stitched handkerchiefs, hems $1.45 | of six, standard 90¢ grade if in three widths, box of six, | vases | 4,200 pure linen white ini | | standard $2.10 grade eal ta Oe 7 ed handkerchiefs, box of six, 70¢ 1,800 sheer linen handker- ) a ae | Standard $1 grade. ..... | chiefs, box of six, standard $3 $1.45 6,000 pure linen faney em- | grade ; Hersiele sire \ | broidered handkerchiefs, Fo of $1.60 | } _ 2400 pure linen hemstitehed } six, standard $2.10 grade j | handkerchiefs, box of six, 1,200 white and colored em- ) 2 | | standard $4.50 grade \ broidered, standard $3 grade. . { $2.20 | ‘Young women’s $38.50 to $55 coats are down to $19, $29 and $39.75. Lovely soft bolivias, wool velours and pompom cloths, lined throughout with silk, and sometimes with collars of seal-dyed muskrat, kit coney, raccoon or Australian opossum. Some $19 coats have collar and cuffs of kit coney, three-quarter lined. Sizes 14 to 20 years. Second floor, Old Building "|More than “‘London oke, satin oukleaf | pe . * . 2? ural ond) Bridge Is Falling Down Prices in Children’s Store drop very low. Sweaters, $2.50, $2.95 and $3.50; were $3.95 to $f. Krushed wool, warm and snug, in perfect condi- | P ards, were $10 and $15.50 2 to 6 yeurs, loths--$10.50 and $14 | Four-piece sets, $4.50, were $6.50. 215 yards, were $12.60 and $17 | Sweaters, mittens, cap und leggins. Sizes 2 to ape sie Pa 4 years. Main Aisle, Old Building oe 16 $14.25 and $16 Silk sweaters, $5 to $9.75, were $7.50 to $12, 27 inches square, were $16.60 and $20 Bisse ato’ Goan, Third Gallery White dresses, 75 to $3.95, were $1 to $5.95. Dainty eweet lawn, voiles and dotted Swisses, prettily trimmed, Sizes 2 to 6 years, © Imported—Just a handful of our finer American and Paris coats; one of a kind; $10 to $57.50—were $15 to $85. And one of a kind velveteen and serge frocks from Paris, just a few, $17.50 to $30—were $25 lo $45. ird floor, Old Building ’ |Laces, 50c Yard Delightful misce y of 12 to 40-inch wide Jaces for evening frocks, afternoon frocks, Flemish table linens— pA coe am rare—yet price lowered | serve stocks ordance with | our war-time policy. » made of the} famous good Relgian flax, of which there is no more to be had. ‘Theiv pretty polish remains aiter washing and their fineness will be a joy to any housewife. Among the patt are these namec who made them: Wheel of roses, hol square, magnolia and stripe, les’ row geranium and cyclamen, La’ France, ribbon, Parisian, Uselul Christmas presents loths- $8.75 and $11.25 Girls’ Dresses reduced Yo, girls who necd good serviceable little school dresses, school dresses that are pretty too, tell your mother about this The Girls’ Own Corner has reduced about 200 little dresses $12.75, were $17.50 of serge and sil), wd» $10, were $14.75 4.74 savinge silk and litt) $7.50, we brown and Sizes 6 to 1 $7.50, we xetlLicoats, fancy work, curtains, panels and .| lingerie. Chantilly cream color; | silver, black a $11,75-—clear $4.25 suvings. Green y sors with pipings of plaid silk or white; Orie ver and gol es, odd combina- plaids and 4 ‘| tionss figured , were § lote af Qualities so exceptional that Wwe expect to of our ry rduroys,| Sell oup the whole lot of abou 7,000 yards in Second floor, Old I 6 to 12 yrs. ding a day. Main Aisle, Old Building Choose tomorrow irom America’s finest collection of Chinese Rugs at Lowest Prices They occupy a broad aisle extending from Eighth Street to Ninth Street, through the middle of the Rug Gallery — wonderful weaves from Canton baffling golds and blues and mulberry- small rugs to place in front of one’s chairs or in a corner of the hall- rugs that will hold and give out ten-fold the glow of the fire on the hearth rugs for any size city apartment —for den, dining- room, living-room, bedroom or library Rugs so different! rades 7x 9 feet ‘The small $6.50, $7.5 8x6to4dx7 fi $23.50, $25, $29.50, 5x6 to6x 9 fv 20 pieces of $150 to $300 grades $125, $132, $140, up to $185 d 8 x 11 feet, $150 to $310 grades— es Variously priced, $90 to $177 x 12 feet, $225 to $400 grades: 15 pieces variously priced, $117 to $217 And these room sizes Lo gra up to $75 F, i | Msft. din, x6 ft.2 $i2e ft. Gin, x 10 $500 $350 14 ft. Tin, x 12 ft, 3 in. 11 ft. 10 in. x 11 ft W ' Mbinx 1 ft 0 $55 IS x LA feet 75 57 | ft. 3 : \ x0 ft ) Ikx1l 975 725) | i $95 20 ft. 10 in. x 10 ft 1000 750 475 ® Thursday -Seventh Gallery, New Building ——— a A ket Se ae ce SS ee eS — > ee eres oe ae Seen oan me ge ee