The evening world. Newspaper, December 11, 1917, Page 13

ewe | WANAMAKERS gH arShine CHRISTMAS STORE 10,000 Pieces of AND PROWIBITION GIFT FURNITURE—Prices Cut | (ELLY C? Comm ep x Mea ESTABLISHED 1963 s . ‘ s y gp . * sign BUY YOUR XMAS GIFTS ON Downright Distribution of $32,000 Savings tn ! ’ «Bourn EASY PAYMENT PLAN Wednesday, in the Wanamaker Galleries , You will fird a laree assortment of useful gifts in our e , ws A complete stock of furniture Tere is your opportunity to ing he et something useful ax well as ornamental and to pay for Everyth ing Comm t i it conveniently and easily during the vear hibit Everything marvwed in plain fiqures Foe 1 anyone could wish to give ss ® ’ igh ald - The Soa / 7 _ , on , tre there only 10,000 wise home makers in Greater Sein ; : i ; = TRAPPED BY WINE GLASS. New Jork? Or shall we have to turn away disappointed mittee de nen ta Long risen Term for “an Cone people tomorrow? By all the laws of logic, tact and | — common sense, the Fifth Gallery of Furniture should The Wanamaker solid mahoaaay wore + we table, 19,00 (our B15 erade), be stripped clear asa barn by tomorrow evening ind how beautifully filled it in today! . . ° tion eit In th mittee ¢ sion and 10Piece Period Dining Room Suites ' In Ja obean, Golden Oak, American hter in Walnut and Mahogany, ranging in prices from $95 to $350 ixth A T.KELLY C0. os scewe tras, without $160,000 of the finest gift furniture in America, most of it fresh from factory and warerooms —all of it tomorrow at 10 to 50 Per Cent. Less EASY CHALRS FANCY CHAIRS DESK CHAIRS ROCKERS . AZINE STANDS MAHOGA TRAYS ~ MUSTEROLE—QUICK |” RELICH! NO BLISTER! It Soothes and Relieves Like a Mustard Plaster Without | months ago. Valenti, how the Burn or Sting | tind left on his giaae @ perfect mark Musterole is a clean, white ointe |” "" ment, made with the oil of mustard, _ rkof the old-fashioned | SOLDIER UP AS SLAYER. of a mirder ch The Wanamuker solid mat Joe table, SHE TS (one BIE « chy WOMEN'S DESKS ARY DESK TABLE D It does all tt WORK TAF ‘OP TABLES TEA TAB » mustard -— does it better and INLALD TABLI NSUL TABLES GATE-L ARLES does not You do not have to Newark Youth Arcatened for Wille NEST OF TABLES WALL MIRRORS CANDLESTICKS bother w n. You simply rub | ing Bleycle Polteeman the pain is gone! mo W Many doctors and nurses use Musier- | dior. ole and recommend it to their patients, ’ They will gladly tell you what re- lief i gives trom sore throat, bron ‘ chitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, news i106 . faigia, congestion, @leurisy, theuma- PAINTED AND HAND-DECORATED PIECES WANAMAKER SOLID MAHOGANY WORK-TABLFS D> EPUTATION invariably is a - the one assurance of quality. Hundreds of Small Fancy Pieces | \. Not quality that may or may Wide Variety~—Simply Fascinating H : 3 € eesiae, palin end aches At the \ not be, but quality that ac- alll uk setter, cane seat and bark - 2 eal vari , tt Oc jokin, spraina, sore muscles, ne | tually exists. Our reputation 628.50 (ver ath? grade), Of all our war-time sales, this probably will be . ses, chilbla rosted feet, colds of | ti ° i the chest (it often prever.ts pneumonia for quality and value is vividly talked of the most--and wondered at. For Me. vd pital size $2.5 reflected in our present show- i sl 1) This ts the height of the Christman buying season; (2) We dnyciemeranie alate: frempi S18" tour ing of clothes for men, young ire doing the biggest Christmas business in our history; (3) #20 arade) ilalf the furniture factories are running on coal bought from iuy to day; (4) All of them are cutting down their styles; (6) Mills are’ being stripped of wood-workers for war purpos i) One factory--ut least-——has been taken from furnitu: tuuking and given a million dollar contract for war supplies \ll of which means less furniture, loss variety to choose trom, oxt year, And probably higher prices ) men, and boys. would buy for themselves. SVPCTAL BARGAINS BABY CARRIAGES PBROKAW BROTHERS 1457-1463 BROADWAY \T FORTY-SECOND STREET | Ameren, wanes table dest. 028 sow Don’t stop to wonder! Come tomorrow and see We show you a few examples of the pieces in the —_ Maosany chest, five crotch omneln sale. You can figure the savings. They are fairly "7% “rr *t"* sm" representative. ‘The variety is too great--and too wonderful-—to describe. Might as well try to tell you how the sky looks when it is filled with stars on a clear night. This much, KNOW The furniture ts good; and the prices are below the matching. Fifth Gallery, New Buildin » { ARATE | Holiday gifts for men the kind they like and The Lesson of the Trenches Old vak comblaation hall stand, #48 (owe S60 wrade),. The world has been fighting its greatest, its most exhausting war, on a basis of TEMPERANCE— not Prohibition. France, the nation that has endured most steadfastly the privations and hardships of the strength-sapping sieges, is the nation most identified with the True Temperance drinks, and it is this nation which has now pointed the way to TRUE TEMPERANCE by its official recornition of their value. These beverages—beer and light wines—have become the reliance of Europe against the exhaustion of conflict behind as well as on the « firing line. _ Laddersback rocker of mim . . itil rash meaty BOL60 Cour ® {0h SNA aan LOR tece ESteo cetactre Hrow Pane amen, Into the Allied armies the universal conscription of France and the went as AV Bier universal volunteer service of Great Britain swept the sober and the in- — . temperate alike. After three years under Service Regulations of Tem- 1404 Prs. Men’s Slippers The famous Color Books perance—but NOT of Prohibition—with its True Temperance drinks as black or tan. Kidskin | of Travel, $1.95 each active allies of sobriety, INTEMPERANCE HAS VIRTUALLY DIS- ocr 6 > | - act one contain from 500 APPEARED. low cut or Romeo a } raion | $2.50 and $3 grade—$2 pr. ee ed Fe So Ee ie aa OS ed ,? Here is the testimony of Robert R. McCormick, the war corre- oe fra AR a old et eel ity char tpn AU a ta a aero \ spondent of the Chicago Tribune: itions and the full dee ede i | : Vo any one who has traveled suc! the most “In the time I was at the front | never saw a soldier of Fine new Fur Coats delightful ot memories, ‘To thosa who hat ’ ; | either army who in voice ar manner gave any sign of intoxi- 5 4 ) ld ! cation. Off duty the British soldiers drink beer when they for coming zero weather can get it—the French, wine. Strong drink 1s available in Seal-dy many places, but is not in demand.” variously Warm-as-t od they 4 } ed muskrat coats, plain or with rich skunk fu 1 $135 to $550. st motor ¢ » Indi an’ Las | away, New Zealand, Rivers Stren ugland, Riviera, Rome, Russia, Sicily, South America, World Pictures, Venice First Floor, Old Building ad s of marmot, raccoon and nat ’ ural muskrat, variously priced $67.50 to $290. Democracy's defenders have realized that unless TEMPERANCE ‘Tweed and cloth coats lined with squirrel or natural music should guard their camps CIVILIZATION MUST PERISH. And the ile ny ee 1,600 Office Chairs ~ NCE that has been bo f the True Temperan te Continuing the Sale of Scarfs — i See ari ears : TEMPERA. as nm born of the Tru ce drin and Mufts at a third less are only part of this offering ol, $30,000 w« { Ottice stands SENTINEL OF OUR SAFETY. siymasearte ty att | Dove aray wo S| regular year “round pric.” avid { : elynx muffs. fs 22.00 $15.00 lesks of all kinds, tables, card index cabin } The United States Brewers’ Association rel. wal getty alt as Tiagaaine ccatela ant | ffs 25.00 16.50 Second floor, Old Building —————— Broadway at Ninth, New York a nn