The evening world. Newspaper, January 25, 1918, Page 13

- = pete , af THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, Take Over Cape May Hotels, WASHINGTON, Jan. %5.—The War Department has leased extensive hotel properties at Cape May, N. J., for use as military hospitals, Col, Louis Brekenmin of the Medical Corpe will be placed in charge. SALTS IF BACKACHY AND KIDNEYS HURT, Stop eating meat for a while| if your Bladder is | troubling you. | terea, and at times many men cova | Not be given a be: An addition to the building at No, 25 South Street is con- bal ge ~ PLENTY TOBACCO NOW IN SAILOR'S OLD TOBAGCO BOK Is Saving “Up His His Rocks, as} New Report of Institute Bank Shows. 1 the figures was the an- | nouncernent that the attendance at the religious services in the {nstitute for the year was 16,421. Apparently Jack as Bot only getting rich but get- t. ee rene D. Rockefeller, of oi! shipping fame, was one of the men whose ald established the seamen’s hav-n on South Streot | e surely Is a merry one. A sailor When you wake up with backache! and dull in the kidney region Now that t it general s you have been eat- ing too much meat, says a weil-h aighority Meat forms wr which overworks the kidneys effort to filter it from the bl they become sort of puralyzed lo, your kidneys get s| you must eash rolls in Prosperity has smiled upon the sea: wn men and Old Man Jollity is livelter than ever on the t matt, 9 report of t . Churoh Instle (ute for 1917 #howed the unprecedent-| Read What Father Lynch Said. ed sum of $ 59.24 In seamen's A recent attack of pleurisy left me wages was F 1 for safe keeping | in a rundown condition. trenuth did not return as fas I desired, nor did my geners improve is it should, ar ial cough distressed me @ onsulted my physician, who recommended Lint y to the In- the bonuses diney paid to the war zone geting $290 a month i is oated, « wh Y weiner a bat yee. have ate tales tae nine, Before I had finished the first twinges. The urine is cloudy have been dr $60, with a bons Huttle T began to improve, the cough it, channels often jet of 60 per cent. for thes trips into sub- disappeared entirely and I commenced : sealds and you are obli n ted waters, 40 they have to gain in flesh and strength. Lino: S J " earty endorsement eek relief two or three time gt $908 mont! n nine has my hear beg ry r three times Purihg have tr aran- recommend it to all who are in need the night. ither cons cign at once meécist about ur ounces of Ja take a tab nful in @ glass of ler before breakfast for a few days your kidneys will then ‘This famous sults is nade f ae wold of grapes and lemon jul Pakdy 05 AIVORE HUTA ‘ined with lithia, and has been used | fan heen laying. his fof generations to clean a Jafe sluggish kidneys, teed from the tir American port un | that survivors of U of a builder, or who suffer from turn, 80 bronchial or lung troubles. attacks hav REV. HJ. LYNCH, ! Pastor St. Peter's Church, Danbury, , reliable physi om your phar ®., Linonine, has for coughs, Tt was trBize acids in the wu No er irritates, thus e kness 1 Sults is a life saver for regul Above on every bottle. All drug-| ists, —Advt, act Great Midwinter Sale EXCHANGED TALKING | MACHINES Instruments of Leading Makes at Prices from $10 Upward if | Friday and Saturday Only January 25th and 26th a MENT —_ O ONE contemplating the purchase of |. | a phonograph can afford to miss the ex- ceptional opportunity this sale presents. | Here are phonographs of practically all leading makes—all in perfect nlaying condition and so guaranteed—and all at reductions of from 10 to 75 per cent from their regular selling prices. am The prices of new phonographs are rigidly maintained. And before the advent of the Aeolian- Vocalion, the exchange business in these instru- ments was negligible—too small to make Special Sales worth while. Since the Aeolian-Vocalion was put upon the market, however, this condition has changed. The Acolian-Vocalion, with its.notable superiority of tone and appearance and its new and fascinating features, serves to induce a large volume of exchanges. 5 : i E It is this accumulation of these exchange in- | struments which is to be disposed of in the present i event. Lvery one has been through the hands of af expert Acolian repairmen and mechanics, and at the price asked for it constitutes an EXTRA- ORDINARY BARGAIN, SALE INSTRUMENTS ON DISPLAY IN ALL AEOLIAN STORES Terms as low as $4 Monthly THE AEOLIAN COMPANY In MANHATTAN Jn BROOKLYN In THE BRONX Jn NEWARK 2% West 42nd Sire 11 b lathe Avenue $67 hast 149th) Stree BOS ros PHEIMER DEPT STORE WStst dire Wasdow Avenue Mi ee iE MT A. T. Stewart, Jobn Wanamaker, founded 1861 founded 1825 Combined 1896 ting your share shop in the Daylight-Using Sales Standard. dependable goods of the wanted kinds—- limited but selected groups—at prices so low that they may all be ‘“‘sold out” by 1 o'clock. save coal—help the Government. See particulars in other evening papers. To make sure of get- morning—-use the daylight Last Week of the White Sale Starts with 1344 Pieces Lovely Lingerie One-third and One-quarter Le: A trip to the tub will make them good as new. Petticoats, 75¢ to $5.75 Were $1 to $9.50 Everything from excellent white pique or white sateen sport skirt with scalloped hem to the love- liest of all lacey petticoats. Envelope Chemises, 75c to $4.50, were $1 to $6.50 Really exquisite and unusual Trench copies among them. 387 Pretty Blouses, White voiles lace-trimmed, tailored Were $2 and more. Nightgowns, 50c¢ to $7.50 Were $1 to $12 | Even the 60¢ gowns are dainty | white voile and cross bars, and the | better gowns are dreams, Party Petticoats, $2.65 Whit d fle chine h colored crepe de 1 foamy with lace Now $1 madras shirts, and even striped handkerchief linens. 314 Blouses, Now $2.35 Daintiest crepe de chines with filet lace, good tailored crepe de chine, smart tub silks navy blue satins, etc. Each one jus with high pique collars, practical as pretty as can be. Third floor, Old Building 700 Blouses Reduced to $3.35 Blouses for all occasions. pink satins, tailored crepe de and so on. Pretty Pink Corsets, $1.50 Two Warner's Rust proof models in pink brocade, Also a good Wana- maker-Special in white or pink at $1. $2.45 specials i and Femina moc broidered corse and plain white coutil Main Aisle, Old Building orn m= bre che Hundreds of Choose lace over chiffon, flesh chine, dressy little Georgettes Main Aisle, Old Building Underclothes- Extra Sizes Beautiful cut underelothes that fit the large woman. | __ Gowns, lace or embroidery | trimmed, $1.50 | Drawer combinations, petticoats, and $1.50, Tbe to $1.50; envelope chemives, Short pettic | drawers the wisest men Greater New York have made splen- did investments clothing this week. in It’s Clearaway Time for Men’ Winter overcoat prices about what WI! are qualities. ‘Tomorrow WANAMAKER cloth Overcoats, $40 to $45 grades at $29. Overcoats, $32.50 to %: Overcoats, $25 to $30 grades at $19. Sack Suits, $32.50 to $40 grades at $28 Sack Suits, $30 to $32.50 grades at $2 1. Sack Suits, $22.50 to $25 grades at $16. Main Store, Burlington And in the L 355 Overcoats 347 Sack Suits Broadway oul at equal ack suits are Kong siete quoted toda aturday, there will be all 37.50 grade Arcade floor, New Buildir ower-Price Store special—at $17.50 apecial—at $15.50 Cornor Eighth Save Money—GetGood Clothes Enough for as Longas YouCan | a a $ Clothing 1918. “No War-time Curtailment Her — Because Furniture is a Necessity and Wanamaker’ 8s is a Public Service Store First DAY of COURTESY Tomorrow, Saturday, January 26 Don't worry! We have done all worrying in advance. the We foresaw railroad con- gestion any one who trav- eled around could see it coming nine months ago. We foresaw factory cur- tailment—scarcity of labor and materials—inability * to get certain woods higher prices. So we went into the fur- niture market carlier then usual; bought earlier and more heavily; ordered shipments to start months ahead of time. And, now, the furniture is here-ready for the Feb- ruary Sale—not away off “somewhere in America.” “e * The Fifth and Sixth Gal- leries of the big Wanamaker Building at Astor Place are covered with the furniture. Reserve stocks warerooms. in our Sixteen more carloads ex- pected to arrive any day. And fifty additional car- loads, to arrive during Feb- ruary~-to fill the gaps made by carly buying, which is bound to be heavy “No curtailment at Wana- maker's" is the watchword of this February Sale Choose from our entire regular stock of home fur niture--the beautiful suites and single pieces you have seen so often and admired so much. aa ae Choose from the new special purchases not shown before—a_ large, interesting variety. ora Pay the February price, plainly marked on each piece--and save anywhere from 10 to 50 per cent Many pieces are just half the usual retail price Many are a third less. Many are a fourth less les’ the the pat and 1 year st 10 Even the ‘'s “bread-and-butter” of furniture business -the terns we display day day out, year ir out are reduced per cent This is not sale; not a_ sal string to it.’ with “leaders to lure people t ular goods at re Yes, our reg toch are included bu are marked prices. Not \ Everything February disc It is all sound furt sound in wood, sound workmanship, sound in fini not mere advertising 5: It is sound furniture true, honest — in « design, inside because it carri Wanamaker guar FEBRUARY FURNITURE SALE The WANAMAKER Sale Originated by this Store More Than a Million Dollars of Wanamaker Furniture offered at 10 to 50 per cent. under present retail prices Wanamaker faith, the Wana- maker good-will of the public By playing fair, by selling only sound furniture, by giv- ing full value for the price paid, we have built up, in New York and Philadelphia, the largest furniture business in America. rogularly $2966, ularly $150. rogularly $1818.50, rogularly $195.75. SERVING rogularly $77. regularly $450. $600, regularly $900. regularly $1: ularly $8.75 By planning these sales, which we originated so long ago as 1890, on actual trade conditions — turning to the public's interest and welfare such trade conditions as “slack seasons’ when fac- tories must be kept going to keep organizations together, buying overlots and samples when they are “our kind,” co-operating with makers in giving large blanket orders to be made up any time during the year--we have developed a business in February that is the “first wonder" of the furniture world. You may be sure that we are not going to throw away great this this publi b following of the public good-will ng our standard just because we lower a price Wanamaker furniture is al ways Wanamaker furniture sale or no sale--of the same sound quality all the year, every day in the year But Wanamaker __ prices on furniture are lowest in February and August We did not start out for volume, when we began sel ing furniture. We ted out to sell worth-while fur niture and to give as large value as possibk DIAMOND RINGS Offered Saturday gle stone ring and in faney 20 per cent, off each price $37 to $1 Price Range in February Sale BEDROOM SUITES from $48.50, regularly $65, to $1978, BUREAUS from $11.25, regularly $16, to $112.50, reg- RS from $8.25, regularly $11.50, to $64.50, TABLES from $15, regularly $17, to $51.50, from §6.75, -ROOM SUITES from $75,regularly $96,to $1637 BUFFETS from $24, regularly $32, to $184, regularly $230. CHINA CABINETS from $14, regularly $21.50, to $97.75, TABLES from $10, regularly $15, to $53, DINING TABLES from $12.25, regularly $15.50, to $225, LIVING-ROOM SUITES from $71, regularly $89, to Cunha from $6.75, regularly $7.75, to $310, regularly S from $5.25, regularly $6, to $53.50, reg. $67, from $10.25, regularly $13.50, to $118.25, DESKS from $10.25, regularly $12 LIBRARY and LIVING-ROOM TABLES from $7.75, reg. 5, to $291.50, rogularly $374, each 840 Main floor Store Closes at 5 Phone 4700 Stuyvesant Broadway at Ninth Street The volume of our furni- ture business grew natural- ly out of this policy of deal- ing with the public. The furniture speaks for itself, It speaks every day to its owners in tens of thousands of homes in all parts of the United States regularly $7.50, to $270, .75, to $368, reg, $408. and in foreign lands, where it is giving good service, se The furniture will speak to you when you come to see it its symmetry, its designs its beauty, its finish. We are speaking now only of the things you cannot see the seasoning of the wood for instance, the “stuffing” in upholstered — furniture; the workmanship. These vouch for. The Wana- iker guarantee follows every piece of furniture that goes into your home and stands back of it as long as you live with the furniture. we The F ruary price tags peak for themselves. hey tell in plain figures the economies of the sale. All that remains then for YOU- whoever needs furni- ture within the next six hs is to come and per- see what we are about. Then you will do the talk- you see what sur- to offer even or peace-time, s a necessity, Ss going to keep me-Spirit” glowing. 20 per cent. less conventional skeleton pialinum mounting, n, Where until today s listed below: 415 435 Take 20 " per 2 50 cent, + aR off Li 780 each t 825 price. 1,130 at 2,300 were $45 to $2,300 Old Building