The evening world. Newspaper, December 22, 1919, Page 11

THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1919.7 $100,000 DAMAGE IN Isadora Duncan May Dance for IRISH PAFER RAID | rans, bee Teng unex Broadway at Ninth, New York WANAMAKER’S Store Houre,'9 to 5.30 WANAMAKER’S _ | Plant of the Dublin Independent for"the'poishevins she sald hese to-day. Wrecked Feiners Not ° e J Blamed. le r i ! DUBLIN, Deo. = Polttieal be TULL Lp rie O u us ou 18 TIS mas servers here to-day expressed grave Flints . newspaper, by radical elements. Coming immediately after the at- tack upon Lord French, they pointed out, it apparently showed the Sinn Fein and other radical elements were able to defy the authorities in the heart of the heaviest policed town in Treland. Damage to the plant of the Inde- Pendent to-day was estimated at nfore than $100,000. The plant was captured by a group of armed men. Part of them held the editorial staff at the point of revolvers while re t Others smashed the linotypes and But--we still have ready for tomorrow’s new day More than 12 Million Dollars of Merchandise--mostly suitable for gifts Ranging from superb tapestries, rare jade and precious stones to the Wanamaker Diary at 10c acceptable gift. way ait eaten | PARRA rune Horns oe Hand-made Blouses at $5! PERFUMES result of an old grudge by extreme labor elements. He said he did not attribute it entirely to the Sinn Fein. Police to-day had no clue as to the identity of the raiders. The Independent was influential in Dublin, with a circulation of more than 200,000. QUEEN BOWS TO GEORGE V. Rever Makes Own Plans Until She Knows Those of the King. LONDON, Dec. 22.—The most de- voted subject of King George is Queen Mary, says a chronicler of court hap- penings in a current article. The Queen never makes plans of her own until she ascertains what calls the King is likely to make on her time. ‘When the King was shooting in Scot- land recently the Queen led the life of @ orivate individual, looking up old 400 have just arrived for the last days before Christmas—all made Wahna perfumes, by hand and all hand-embroidered. Voile and batiste of good quality. toilet waters, bath crys- tals, sachets and pow- ders—exclusive with the Wanamaker Store. Main Floor, Old Building Eye Service for All United Prices Are Fully 20% Lower Toilet Articles Sets of imitation ivory and shell—beautiful! Hand decorated bowls for bath U | crystals, jars for powder, and Fitth Ay, Mott's Russet-— i A gift of a fur scarf would be a soft becoming thing—a gift livia cloth, yolama cloth, evora | yar) plain-colored silks and are in glass jars—one il 15 ; a) or A cloth, fine Wool velours, and tin- ; she will prize long after Christmas day. aeltone velour ATES : —because the coats are repron cae ra a ductions and adaptations of the | colors a most successful Paris models. Sizes 14 to 20 years. Second floor, Old Building. Tenth street. and also during the precarious moments when the first steps are taken. $5.95, ' Plain satin and habutai silk quilts; some embroidered in charming ways characteristic of the httle Japanese maiden’s handwork; 27x36 inches and 36x45 inches, $3.50 to $7.50. Peaches—\orm—""e 45 Cider— Great golden halves in a rich syrup. Plum Pudding— A.M, & C.—1 Ib. tin.. ly interlined; 700 40| Ginger Ale and Sarsa-| i —bottle....1 5) ¥& gallon... Scarfs at a quarter less Natural skunk, fine, silky and deeply pelted, $42 to $116. —— Adorable little embroidered silk Japanese anklettes for babies up Dyed fox, deep rich brown, $60 to $100. All for ten cen ts | to6 months, $1.25 and $1.50; in individual boxes from the Kast. Dyed skunk capes, $24. friends, ying private calls and } rf ing various “i cuschold ‘alterations at near De Kalb 4 Cor. Sith st. bottles for toilet water! A Wan- e st teers We'll get it HOME = | From Baccarat—the famous bf ° | ° glassmaker of Paris—powder for Christmas ° jars and bottles. ; ; Ww Id Christmas . And yet we have todi Acker, Merrall & Condit abe ent tad so many Christmas pane. And et me hays today | —of superior quality Georgette crepe, Fob arte blouse of Tailored blouse of Shaving Sets austhe Vaal a rhe , Ld we Pann business to get them. 7 Georgett white elaborately jet beaded; ite habutai silk, — whil ; ‘tk fo dull home this Christmas, if we can help it. SH, Com any 1 | or flesh, reat filed in the now spring simple, pradical, tye yon uy un A host of styles! Also razors Music, music, MUSIC—that sets the baby's hands a-moving, and lace collar, $12.75. shades, tea rose, ciel ical OAGAL) ee eee suit —the Gillette, and other a the hearts of grown-ups. ' . 5 | ‘i ‘blue, toast or orchid; $12.76. J ” or for sport; $14.50. proved kinds, . Convenient terms. Sure delivery. Christmas Shopping | $16.65, including taz. Third Floor, Old Building Main floor, Old Building j A About 70 used upright pianos, taken in exchange and put in Our stores solve the marketing problemn— A last-minute decision in favor good condition, $195 and upward. Some as good as new. ' e ! isi yaar stocks fad select from—quality B ea utifu l hand bas from France pada Se gaa Poaas . i Piano Salons, First Gallery, New Building the best—actual money saving prices. —antique and modern oa : beaded bags, silk, suede P| Tit pur it Green Turtle Soup—|Mixed Nuts—: »,.. .42. H andbag footie in New v ; Bvecrthing fromm liom aeeeg @ Thurston's — Clear —10% ox 39 meen of each variety, including the York—many reflecting the ideas of Paris. will not be regretted eat e cases Aoi the eal of fit pe . tee eeereee o leaty Brazil. | overnigh' ags-—for women, .. * AM. &C a | Leather bags!...Suede bags!...Duvetyne bags! , od ‘i Everything from wallets to | Olives: ‘Queen—10 Abhi 25 Salted Peanuts 48 _..Hundreds of carefully selected bags—and all of ‘The diamonds are pure oe ee with Good. es en Baise aose anche H 16 02. jar..38 Alm aM " ; | them at moderate prices. Main Floor, Old Building which the settings are wrought is exq . —for men. . .Also, writing ac- on eats— hs ii vith three di: di a Oval brooch of pearls, set with i ti h fi 2g, Main floor, Old Bid; Crab Meat—Jrpincse go | Large Jordan tbo... 95 "| rotndeysalibresmera $500 | chmediamonds., "e's": fase | |f Comores and Photograph frames. Main few ov Sie — i ° | - H i tii m wit Pat wii “iene ain" | Walnut Meats— 4 go) HON GORAPHS paca tor CRIED | | Norussintes cuted Mis | ustrertalb'on oi nate packed in sanitary tins, We eesseeseee : mas delivery—$300,000 worth— | work and diamonds.......$650 | diamonds. ..-......... $260 Corn—tiks *c,ten 91 pated Almonds, (19) standard makes—largest assort- | Usp. '5 55 iam" | vain oth ter anda 2 a in « Be Dien nter isa . A , Oh Diamond and plati d- Peas— 6200, Sifted—Earty 7g cath tiny dish ful of these nut meats at | ment in New York—&S per cent. Diamond cluster, set. in_ Ince GAUARERID EERAIAriNG CaRtAE RAGE June—tin “got Ci] down, & per cent. a month—ARMONI- | istmonds ents, 840 | yg P8 play Platinum lace work, Gtins , . j » s pecmsien sitiad set with dia Cnr A Glace Fruits— ! MB. Diamond bow knot brooch.$525 Straight bar pin, set with dia- Stringless Beans— Attractive assortment—1 Ib. | OLA, CHENEY, COLUMBIA, EDISON, Diamond and platinum brooch | monds- and ” Oriental sap- A.M. &C. Fancy—tin....... +24 Wilde er ers 1.40 PATHE, SOLOTONE, SONORA, VIC-~ | with aquamarine center.....$530 | phires..........seceeeeeeee $460 UI a a touch of color to the festive : : Asparagus—(" Bar table. it TOR-VICTROLA Main floor, Old Building and— | ° large Hosa iseeesconnnace 36 Orange & Lemon Peel| Phonograph Salon, First Gallery, New Building Motor entrance at 10th street. ge ebelceaek eee, ny A - lace—Ib. .... 2.00008 * . Asparagus Tipe || Jellies os 29 Filows Sli Sli SLIPPERS rand—Picnic size tin, ——sorted—10 oz. jar * 9 | Fs sIty pillows of taf- Dairy ie tender udvis "+20 )* Sade ot pre fat and susie |] tea" nk, "welours"and’brgede, 1ppers-Silppers- | fi Braden's—14 ounce | trimmed with galloon, Roun is 2 2 4 a ha Burin one “ * : Tomatoes—j";, Jams—! .36 and oblong shapes, And arctics. And rubber boots. For men and boys, on the Burlington “ and— Strawberry —-Raspberry —Blackberry 7.5 50. ‘ . children, First floor, Old Bldg. aS Ago 13 _Strawbercy Sister —Blackberry Ben ale New Bldgs Arcade floor, New Bldg. For women and children st floo g. Some lovely new : Artichokes—¥,"o° 5, | Honey—the conte gaa” «4.4 ifts for bab ‘Californi: 'Y—the comb—each, « | ) its for ba Sail tin ec feces reverse 2B] A, M. & C. Strained —15 02 4g 4 Small Furs are Young Women’s Coats g y i wert | fs 67 50 Brought to us from the Far East | Cranberry Sauce— are now $67. on the good ship “Manila Narn” } Home Made—16 oz. jar......... .35 Camembert Cheese— arte Less Our $85 to $95 grades { The proper consort for Mr. Christmas | a u r r 9 Satin and silk baby quilted robes and covers—beantiful, } Turk BOUTICR BOXES His, esis aiecivienss 42 60 young girls would be de- | because many of the coats have v e ; ul a8 x eee py a le * : ; ; ; lighted to get these coats urge collars of natural raoonon, warm downy things—light as feather and “soft as angels’ i Apricots—Noa Brand 4g Tomato Catsup— If at this hour, you are still undecided as to what to give T heccuss (how are madeiot the | Mrararia. coney: Fingtall an wings’; warm little robes that insure baby of warm and silken | large tin... : Bese a because they skunk-dyed opossum; | ences heavy fruit in a rich sugar} A.M, & C.—full pint bottle.. .27 | her, it would be a safe sure thing if you should choose furs. most fashionable materials: Bo- because all of the coats are lined | soft comfort during his or her “hours of ease” and relaxation, } A i see ‘THE WANAMAKER DIARY Ale ag ittle | Mince Meat— ; $1.50) Taupe fox, $45 to $85. sulle cus (Rn MI ORE” hands snlenaih Pongee Clothes for little 2 to 6 A.M.&C. Brandied—3 1b. jar 1.35|Eating Chocolate— | Taupe wolf, $24 to $45. uueetaread for day expen, cash account, personal record, one forper piped in a litle color for siser or brother, at $4.953 5 Ib. yar 4 5] Maillard’s Eagle—1 Ib. cake... 14 a: FemsNer, cia! also a delig F ‘ Rich and savory ingredients. An embroidered straight frock for sister, 2 to 4 years sizes, $5.96; 5 Second floor, Old Building Look for the little red book Hi Ib. cake..027 Sra DowneStaire Store, Now Bidz, and 6 years sizes, $7.50, Third floor, Old Building Cleaned Currante— ici ccolate After Din. Santeh VID. Pg. .ceeeeeeccrecveeeeees 3 . aillard’ e e ; pis matin ner Mints—i'° 501 | Last Minute Specials | | woo scars or women ore Tae gq |Hard Candies of P . Sint arts of sittine wo Imported—-Spanish—1 Ib, bun- ar andies of Fure closely knit, the sort that simply dlp vvesestvneeesenstrese 60) Sugar—*iniict > .65 in The Sport Store areal Hey lgemmr a bo Id ning gifts, Figg ier bin. 25 Red Apples— Bicycles, $32.50 “oy cnatr aray, plore. end 125 overcgats, sizes 32 to 38 chest; | Coffee—)"))" hi Spitzenberg—dozen..+++++++ 00» 65 | 25 for boys. 25 for girls, the ends ; Overcoats that were $44, $45, $48 | great streng 7 can alaaa tot ‘ : 50, , A blend of ee ee ee of ata pie Ab Ppa BeeT a0 vane poet sa Ea floor, Old Building. and $50 in our regular stocks...... | Teas—}:;, king —all Oranges—“u": ppcele ane BO to 2,00 bs | cen nace Large Meaty Grape Fruit— 50 t¢ P F ie rk 25 idas of medium size dezen.. Lee stocks. Each wheel guaranteed for one year. Sheepskin-lined coats, $14.75 50, sizes 86 to 46. One-third below regular prices. Tuesday, $14.75 each. 50 new Mackinaws Warm, large range of good patterns, in sizes for men and young men. Very reasonably priced. $16.50, $18, $20. Burlington Arcade Floor, New Building, Long ulsters, double-breasted, Winter weight; oxfords, “y mixtures, brown and tweed mixtures; satin lining insleeves and over shoulders; full belt or half belt. Town ulsters. Dandy overcoats—-very good value at original prices. 100 student suits, sizes 52 to 38 ) chest, suits that were $35, $38, $40 | ° and $42 in our regular stocks...... | Color In the rain An unusual gift is a raincoat of oiled silk, Dainty and light asa ats come in scarlet, yel- Prunes— 60 to a pound vivid tropical colo} low, cerulean blue, besides taupe and midnight blue. Pearl but- ton fastened--beautifully — fin- ished. The price of one of these lovely things is just $24.50, Second floor, Old Building For your selection acomplete assortment of Maillard famous chocolates; a choice variety of Holiday delicacies and novelties i and fancy baskets of fresh fruits. ‘Tuesday Long trousers, single and double-breasted coats; heavy weight; all-wool mixtures and tweeds in brown, gray and dark effects. Smart, snappy, serviceable suits. The Boys’ Shop—Second floor, Old Building —