The evening world. Newspaper, January 8, 1920, Page 15

i r: — + “PETTICOAT RULE” ~NADEPROHBTON NUGENT DECLARES | He Peclines to Aid Fight for | Suffrage Ratification by Jersey. i | , in which men only national policy commit- atic y to a coms Do you wish the Democrats of nhood of the New Jersey to follow up the adop- ‘ol for politi+ | Suffrage Amen¢ with | cal expediency’s sake. Believe me, I | ur m of the £ bition | hold myself to be too much of a man \A 1 do not hesitate to| to do this. | point out to you that the | Amenc “Tf you wish me to follow the lead- ership of the effeminate and pusil- lanimous majority in Congress, who 0 ed and intimidated into Prohibition and Woman ie phibition n ate to say to you Is en in vour man.” Astonishing . Values in This tise Reduction Sale Unlimited Selection for { Those Who Buy Here NOW : Throngs of fashionable women are coming for these boots. They know what extraordinary values they always find in our semi- annual reductions. Your choice lies among The Season’s Best Boots | aa & 3 $10 and $11 Values Louis and Military Heels. Latest Patterns. | NEWARK, Jan. &—In a caus. | tic letter made public to-day James R. Nugent refused the request of Homer §. Cummings, Chairman of the Democratic National Committee, to assist in securing ratification of the Fedoral Suffra mendment by the New Jorsey Legislature. The New Jersey Demotrat declared woman suffrage would oncourage So- cialism. He asserted that “the Pro- | hibition Amendment is woman's legis. | lation, urged largely by women and effeminate men and foisted upon the American nation by a cowardly ab- sentee Congress.” | Tho letter in part follows: | “L believe Worfan Suffrage—the | mother of all ‘isms'—to be the great- est menaco now threatening the sta- dility of Amorican government and | American institutions, It is necessar- | ily one of the foundation stones of So- cialism, and the adoption of the eral amendment will give S of which the present Bol tion is but a violent manife patest impetus and enco “Also, allow me to direct tion to the fact th Pssex, where I ive, in 1919 by over 85 Save $3to $4 These reductions are ‘oubly important, since Star Footwear: > ajority of gainst a Republica’ . i i ' fo ag iaie Pret ‘me further remit even before this event, was lower in price in the same high quality Set at: ther Derteoralis, Assernb £ boots sold elsewhere. Our stock is fresh, new and practically n Essex County in complete. Choose the smartest boots here now, at the lowest } »cices of the season, Sia Shoe G. AT ALL OUR STORES: NEW YORK: Broadway and 34th St. Fifth Ave. and 42d St. 55 West 42d St. n repudiated the pl State platform committing in New Jersey to Woman's Suf- for women.’ bur! “Moreoy 1s of BROOKLYN: 474 Fulton St. 4 the marriage Pe er 1531 “'way, at Hancock | DN ie pets ans the | 1052-54 Flatbush Ave. | projection of woman into the hurly. | | | politic Bs " . . — 3 : = % es ——_ Broadway at 9th, Store hours New York a a ol 9 to 5 Just Received--- 210 Pathe Phonographs Ready for immediate delivery in the William and Mary model walnut cabinet at $225, in model 7 cabinet; simple, dignified, oak or mahogany, $100. - in model 10 cabinet; of Puritan simplicity, oak or mahogany, $125. 55 5 per cent down—5 per cent a month No needles to change—or to hurt. The kiddies may play the Pathe Phonograph to their heart’s content. The Pathe Sapphire Ball cannot injure the kiddies’ fingers nor harm the records. This famous sapphire ball is immensely hard, perfectly rounded and polished to a glass-like finish. It cannot miss the slightest indentation in the record, consequently it reproduces each tone naturally and accurately. The Pathe Plays All Records Phonograph Salows, Wirst Gallery, New Buliding. Broadway at Ninth, New York THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1920. ° SL STB NM sates nae JOHN WANAMAKER 5 A hancement it Store hours— 9 tos 9,000 Shirts in our January Sale--but because of unusual conditions We reduce 3,600 of our standard Wanamaker SHIRTS ’ Pink Imported Blouses, $3.85 Voile and batiste; hand made; hemstitched; some embroidered. Beautiful, fresh, new, crisp things —charming and serviceable. Imported Lingerie, $3.85 Hand-made gowns, chemises and bloomer chemises, hand-pm- broidered; some hemstitched. The plain little scalloped models so greatly in demand, and so hard to find, are in the collection. On the Main Aisle $1.35 to Made of lovely hemstitched with dainty. Bloomers of Special “‘special’’ news of the. PINK and WHITE $4 corsets, $2.45 AN ct if eae Two models that are simply beyond one’s expecta- tions, they are so good for the money. One is ‘a handsome pink silk broche; dainty flesh color; band; flexible; correct in line lightly constructed; elastic w + and detail; very good in ever: The other is a white c quite substantial. Low top and very long hips. Brassieres, 85c pect. The sort of little round filet mesh pink things that are sold Also some at this price of broche silk Third floor, Old Building iy everywhere for $1.25. and tub silk. Sale of Trunks $38 steamer wardrobe trunks for $33 $52.25 steamer wardrobe trunks for $42 3oth 40 x 14 in., made of three-ply 40 at $33. 50 at $42. veneer, covered and lined with vulcanized fibre. In the trunks at $33 are six hangers, laundry bag, tw The trunks have a lift top, accommodation for man’s or womai Second floor, Old Building drawers and large drop compartment. shoe pockets and a laundry bag. Boys’ Mackinaws, $12.75 A very moderate price 300, in sizes 7 to 18 years, just the weight for New York winter weather, and in bully patterns; full belted or waistline models. Some oxford grays are included. And reversible leather coats at $19.75" GENUINE leather, with corduroy lining. them with leather or corduroy outside. to 18 years. Warm, serviceable, and at this price. ‘January Linen Sale All PURE linen All far below prevailing prices New groups. - ‘160 Table Cloths | Breakfast Heavy double satin damask, 2x2 yds. .$14y $15, $17.50; 2x2! yds, $18, $21, 4x24 yds., | $18, $19, $22. | Napkins to match | 22x22 in., $16, $17.50 doz. j 24x24 in., $18.50, $23 doz, | Table Damask 500 yards of 71-in. very heavy pure white and silver bleach n. heavy; j 100 20 box ch dozen, 4li damask, in a number of very at- 150 dozen, $5 grad tractive designs; $2.50 and $3 17x36 in., looped re yard. 75; sizes | and 2 years Corduroy coats, $4.9. Kiderdown coats, now Chinchilla coats, now $ Baby Blankets for sale, Too cotton, with pink or blue border, si Third Floor, Old Building Reduced Were $145 to $395. Second floor, Old Building and White Sales Pink Nightgowns | $3.85 featherstitched; all well made and Silk Bodices, $1.95 Tailored and lace-trimmed. satin and Seco silk, $2.50 Main Aisle, Old Building til—a good, serviceable corset, Full belted. last shipment to sell Setond floor, Old Building ry fine quality. | 6 in. cloths, $1.75. 6 in. cloths, $2.65. Dinner Napkins dozen, $18 grade, $12 doz. hemmed, in one design. Hemstitched Towels heavy 18 doz. aid a linen dea 1 Kitchen Towels rst floor, Old Building White Coats for Baby | 5 and $8.95, were $ Imported Evening Gowns Now $116 to $320 Sizes 34 to 38 sheer batiste, blue; some washable * Sale t $42 hat, Can_ wear Sizes 4 Cloths jouble damask, quality, | “Would be | $3.75 doz. to hang. , were $6.50 Lo $7.95, | 12 to $13.95. | | i} 30x38 in., 50c. This is the January Sale of Shirts ‘that many a man knows and waits for. But-- Market conditions bring a change in the plan that works to your advan- tage. In seasons past it has been possible to go into the market and make big purchases of good shirts under price. We can’t do it now. So— We do the next best thing—RE- DUCE SOME OF OUR REGULAR STOCK, so that the opportunity will measure up to the Wanamaker standard, 3,600 shirts ~-in this sale are Wanamaker $3, $4, $5 and $6.50 grades—some in broken lots and sizes.” ' The remainder —5,400 shirts of our usua $2.50 grade-—came to us in the only GOOD sale purchase we could make. Remember, Please ~that these 9,000 shirts offer silk stripe madras, woven madras and printed madras qualities—made in our usual careful way— And the sizes range from 14 to 17—but not every size in every kind. The man who knows what a Wanamaker sale means can make a quick pick-up here on Friday The quicker the better. cietoinon | Cube wy In Addition Ties, $1 $1.50, $2, $3, $3.50 Grades The man who makes thousands of Wanamaker neckties-had these ties left from the holiday season. They are the same four-in-hands we've had in stock at prices from $1.50 to $3.50. Wide ends—correctly made. ‘And in a variety of patterns and colorings that leaves nothing to the imagination. Somewhere, pertfups, there is a man who has enough neckties, but we've never seen him. Burlington Arcade Floor, New Building § January ‘Sale of Men’s Shoes 1,310 pairs at savings of $3.75 to $5.25 pair on OLD prices We have taken from our regular stocks 339 pairs in shoes Lhat were $12.50, and 337 pairs of tan calfskin shoes that were $14, and have re- duced them for the annual sale to $8.75 pair. The largest groups are (1) a dark tan brogue wing tip shoe, high cut, lace, and (2) a young man’s pointed toe lace shoe (see pictures). There are also a num- ber of brogue tan oxfords with wing tip. of Lan calf in the lot. The second —at $6.40 pair—consists of 644 pairs black leather shoes, very servicable shoes, which could not be bought by us today for less than $6.75 pair. Men who walk much, out of doors, could ngt do better than invest in one or two pairs of these Burlington Arcade floor, New Building shoes. first crowd has gone. The Sale Groups Burlington Arcade Store Fancy Suits... Overcoats. . Broadway Corner Store Fancy Suits Overcoats ri No Charge for Alterations A Wanamaker clothing sale is a liberal provider. that ALL men can’t come the first day, nor the second enough into the future to help those who really WAN'T to come—after the There were more than 8,000 garments in this sale on the day it began, including fancy suits and overcoats of every good kind we could think of. has the distinction of being GOOD clothing i sale of Wanamaker clothing naturally carries a guarantee of satisfaction that never * | varies, U All sizes $6.4 Today’s wholesale, $6.75 There Is Still Time for You It never forgets So it stretches far _ Wanamaker clothing it conforms to a definite standard; and a Still Invite You 536.50 and $48.50 $36.50, $44.50, $54.50 $28.50 and $33.50 +++. $24.50 and $33.50 en re nie eee tens eee cemeen ee £