The evening world. Newspaper, February 12, 1918, Page 5

___THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1918, Trainload of Large French Shells on Way SUPPOSED TO BE SUICIDE, {fv rans roars To Batteries on Western Battle Front HE WALKS IN ON FAMILY orice on 4v ldentin 5 | 2 Body Identified as That of Former , oa. t Buried in Their Plot by His Parents. IKEDPSIE, Feb, 12. — sup-| ar ve been burted de Robert Le Fi Tenth Infantry, fright when he walked into! vise and greeted them here to-day bi © had just returned from (RHEUMATISK CONQUERED 1, | At Home in YourOwn Sathtub With =! Sulfluid. Quit Dangerous Druge nd tn a swamp | ae. part of the ‘wat] You've ff na La Ro WANAMAKER'® | WANAMAKER'S War-Time Develop- — ments Have Brought to Wanamaker’s Largest Stocks in our History Best Selections (So We Believe) Greatest Values in Worth-While Merchandise As evidenced day in and day out by the increasing sales in New York and Philadelphia | The people can be trusted to find the store that renders them the utmost service. soled long enough with tipset ve who system. James MeGreery & Go. bth Avenue ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. 34th Street ||| Special Values thempeiven they are, undertaking te WOMEN’S UNDERWEAR shows a trainload of large shells on thelr way to * While the Germans are piling up @mmunition for their offensive the have not been Idle and can robably match shell for shell with ( lo enemy, In addition san enormous supply for as 3 = wae Fat ce RYLAM MAY Ue: ay - Fashioned of Crepe de Chine, Satin and Muslin | Crepe de Chine Envelope Chemises,—lace ‘repe de Chine Night Gowns,—sleevetens 2,000 REGISTRANT AMERIGAN'S TONGUE OWNERSHIP ON MAYORS) timer 196 | ertisntao shove moods theel” S08 fell ildih, + _ Crepe de Chine Envelope Chemises aborately trimmed with lace Crepe de Chine Night Gowns,—elabo- Third Officer Bordley of the Actaeon| Invited to Address Conference and) Empire model; : | .o. Wouldn't Talk to U Boat Offset Whitman's New P, | 8h Georgette crepe. 2.95 rately lace trimmed back and front. 4.95 Washable Satin Envelope Chemises, Captain, ccrotiedl bamee Ss. C, Plan, 7 tailored model; hemstitehed. 2.95 ' pl ent Gowns,—tailored model; Thirteen men trom the American! ALBANY, Feb, 12—Gov. rhit Sati sleeveless; hemstitched. JY steamenty Actacon, formerly the Ger-| man's determination to force @ reor- Washable Satin Bloomers, with on ec 5.95 Cghicr Adamsturm, were| ganization of the Public Service Com. | Stitched ruffle and pocket. Washable Satin Gowns, elaborately trim- n twelve day8 | iniayions in order to offset a demand Crepe de Chine Bloomers, of superior med with bands of Imported Filet Lace; empire Employment Bure R after » was torpedoed off the | for munteipal ownership has surred| quality. model, ace; F nployment Bureau Rooms Yyin They suffered ‘reat | the upsBtate proponentajof clty-oper<| . Thronged With Experts wards edoea on | tt, uulitios, ‘They plan to have a Roinnon:, WHe ed Btaie ex oof Mayors here on . . ‘ ° in Many Trades. ' "py pe avoard | iit in Tadorsmmnent of the . Moderately Priced,—American-made Lingerie tour bout oat with rabip o u t Port 1 4s. indorsi « municip sare alfeady have been | exe i , “tive ‘ vt Ty Orn Cote iipench quate eaontiss| I xe eptionally attractive assortments in Nainsook, Murphy | fh the hope that they will serve to| with trimmings of laces and embroideries influence Whitman to abandon . 4 ai to substitute one Publ In February $175—1n other months, $219 This four-piece bedroom suite made to our order—full-size bed, eresser, chiffonier and vanity dressing table—and exclusive with pres, ani TTOHIeE Bnd) vanity, Groealig fant See i to substitute | Gowns.....7: 1.00, 1.50, 1.95, 2.95 | Combinations..............1.00, 1.50, 1.95% : two bodies and at-| Envelope Chemises.........1.00, 1.50, 1.95 | Corset Covers ar .50c, 75c, 1.00 | Furnish a Bedroom. ire wil prove'g Baviag | Petticoats...+.++++: 1.00, 1.50, 1.95, 2:95 | tloomers, Flesh Color... 55c, 1.00 rs of the Mayors’ Conf provide 4 star attr a r Hylan, Hie has been invited f this country|to attend the conference ed a few ciga- expected will deliver an address out- e German offteer and | lining his sons for favoring city er wine, but would | operation owners of tranat, thin ity and even telephone for $75 or $1,977.25 v count te IntheFebruary Sale |" ‘This range of prices gives some idea of the scope of the February Sale. Furniture for everybody—at whatever you want to pay. But only worth-while furniture, good furniture. At $75 a bed, bureau and chiffonier; at $1,977 led for them in response tu the| \ vernment's appeal tor skilled and ed omechanica for the gas, elect ants To PUT UP OAS RATE. Lac THREAT i wy 25 an Originated and Sold Exclusively < ei by James McCreery & Co. | = el * | | elaborate nine-piece suite of the highest quality—-black and | Lak alists. Refusing to gold lacquer period design. ; A Support Resolution Thanks “The Hat of the Day” ae The economies of the sale are slightly shown by these few ' ing Soldiers. Feb, 12 examples at other prices: ht-piece walnut suite—full-) Nine-piece ivory enamel hand- sized bedstead with cane panels, '¢ ed suite — full-sized | cresser, chiffonier, dressing table, s sser with mi night stand, chair, rocker and dress- chifforobe, dressing table, r ing table chair, $234, regularly stand, chair, rocker and be $35 $605.75, 50 ALBANY the ten Five-piece ivory enamel suite : ; : ; ; ; fan with non argh Exact copies of the most fetching and approved creations of the foremost sourd chiffonier and ¢ designers, also original adaptations, Artistic, individual and becoming chapeaux for immediate wear. " $736, . dress | dressing table, $319, regularly dressing regularly $42 $920. | ~"'Nine-piece green enamel hand-| Four-piece Italian walnut suite, decorated suite — full-sized bed-|Queen Anne design —full-sized bed- stead, dresser with hanging mirror, stead, dresser, chifforobe and d chiffonier, dressing table, night ing table, $987, regularly $1, _ The models are the production of manufacturers of high grade Millinery. The assortment comprises hundreds of attractive new Hats that are distinctive in ee ain Wak ie Sao deoernt Ley me i eaerarela yle, smart in design and artistically trimmed. The newest ideas in straw, ima- ight-piece walnut suite, Louis|twin bedsteads with ¢ |} | that y he ut the shipyards tc terials, flowers and trimmings are utilized. bedstead, dresser, chiffonier, dres able, asing table, table, two chairs and one rocker, night stand, chair, rocker , regularly $1,544 beach, $501, regularly $668, h Gallery, New Building. These Chapeaux **Du Jour” may be secured in Black, Navy or Copenhagen Blue, Brown, ‘Taupe and the newest and most desirable Spring shades. ‘The variety of styles is unlimited; excellent quality materials and superior workmanship. DAYLIGHT USING SALES 105 Women’s Dresses New—at May Prices One mode!—$25—a practical model! The embroidery shows serge in navy blue and beige;/a_ slight Oriental tendency, ned | The quality of the satin is ex- ni any era New Spring Models ein ae SAILOR, SHOT, MAY DIE; C./B. CORSETS anh 109] Kae mney at Me CREW HELD AT GUN POINT 1.00 to 5.00 port and} yo may expel at copied after a gown designed | ‘ Pa. Mr. | ‘ by Lanvin; high neck, straight |cellent, the lines are gracefully a WV Vit The new silhouette for Spring must have long straight lines and low bust. | lines, very tailored, intensely soft, simple lines that are al- Ma Correct and exelusive models now on display in this popular brand. We present an severe. ‘I'he only slight sug- most universally becoming. My early showing of C./B, Corsets for misses and women, in models for street, evening asti rivolity is the| This distinctive gown comes i gestion of frivol Ss e ive gown comes in andvathisic weit cleverly placed buttons fasten-| black satin, with French blue ing up on one side. Excep-|embroideries and blue piped tional for the price. [posses also comes in navy The other style—-$29.50—a | blue with light or blue em- beautiful, embroidered satin | broideries, and in beige. | dress, copied after a Jenny | Second floor, Old Building x : . * . Felt Slippers For All the Family 700 pairs—men's, women’s, children’s—$1 to $1.25; were $1.25 to $2.50. : = We are clearing out these slippers in spite of the fact that we cannot buy them again under present market conditions to sell at these pric The lot inclu and practical shad | qualities that have g Twenty-five different models for individual types, whether slender, medium or full, tall or short. The materials used inchide Batiste, Broche and Brocade Batiste, also Meshed materials, in White or Flesh Color, the qualities are exceptional TRY RYIHMODI i RECORD MUSIC ROLLS Hy On Your Player Piano Note the Difference Remarkable Offerings,—ART GOODS Desk Sets, -three pivces; ma ‘Tapestry formerly SS ES a = formerly 1.50, 75¢ | Cigarette Stands,—hand-painted on wood comfy and leather sole slippers in delicate hese are the remants of the styles and n us the biggest slipper business in our Portfolios, covered with Crete Telephone Girls,—hand-painted on wood formerly 1.00 65¢ it . Cookie Boxes, round or square; large histo Broken sizes. For your convenient choosing of the pened cal . ya maa ; i | : : re; covered with Cretonne 75¢ Silk Pillows,—round; shirred; trimmed | slippe ‘sw Wareraomg} 0s MORE TANKS FOR FRENCH, | "™rcovers’ WUD A rehoti ly 1.00 | with silk apples Special, 2.50 Men's, women’s and children’s will be grouped together on nha e oe ee ; counters on the Main floor of the Old Building. SRvee S481, 5 PFs di A Special 1 ed Dest Twine Girls,—liand-painted on wood. ..55e¢ | Velour Pillows,-—-round......... 1.95 Main floor, Old Building, oF , formerly 1.00 formerly @.75 PAR r rominent part na this coming 5,000 Yards of 36-inch Black Satin | 8,000 yards at $1.25 yard—in stock today at rd. Passport Regulations 2,000 yards at $1. rd—in stock today at ard. pital altel aaa Mt Silk Rotunda, Main Floor, Old Building. WwW BI 1918 World |. for $1; in lotus, peony and many other designs. 1,000 Pieces of Japanese Toweling Second Gallery, New Building. Almanac 65¢ for one piece (10 yards)—material that yesterday sold | (War Information Edition) 7 ‘ | Twenty-Five Cents ~ | By Mail 35e Annual Saie ‘1 HIGH-GRADE SILVERWARE { At '4 to 4% Less Than Regular Prices . Sterling Silver Vlatware, in plain, thread and etched designs. \ Sheffield Plated Ware, in Colonial und thread designs, Rogers’ Triple-plated Flatware ana THe Gaining That Dore Sot Attrct Mend.