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7 , > gee) . a a F * 5 Piet |} auaar ee ot tem ot eS ri ‘3 | THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OC1GBER 15, 1926, oe Nm de ad SS ae epee ES As j M. of NAVAL MEDALS TO FRENCH. |" "terinytntrt Oe, guro® , Ambassador Wallace Confers Deco- | sient 9 ag Ponsa tis aca , } ~ , = FI A Fations om More Than 100 Officer® sas Industrial Court pian and on® far- id \\ om PARIS, Oct. 18—The first United? orine Urieh freedom /am\ |e \ tates naval @ecorations ever dis- tributed abroad were conferred yen- terday by Hugh C, Wallace, American) Ambassador, on more than 100 French | aval officers. Among them were Vieo Admiral Lacase, former Minjster . ©@f Marine; Vice Admiral Ronarch, commander of the French marines, who were the heroes of the great fight at Dixnmvude in 1914, and Vice Admiral Jeures, Color Your a WILCOX FAMILY IN REUNION. Cheeks One hundred and fifty members of the Assoctation of\ the Wilcox Pamily and from the inside, by ied Families took r tahth eating wholesome’ doeradl reunion poptaraey oh Freaneee’ food. Philadelphia Tavern, Peart and Broad Streets. The Scrapple is made from selected Rue de la Paix, Paris Troadway at Ninth, New York Telephone Stuyvesant 4700 Store Hours, 9 to 5 Washington Arch, N. ¥. ——=—— . i | Sat urday oft ers many opportunities to save | REDUCED—Every Boy’s Suit with one pair of knickers Savings are 25 to 33% per cent. Here's the opportunity to get some of the finest suits for boys we've had in our stocks—suits selected from the best makers in America. | Some were marked just about double the price. The fact is, we’ve de- | cided to clear out every one-pair-of-trousers suit in stock, without regard to profit. See that you get your share of these savings Saturday. Vanity Tie Silk == = 907 Suits at $19.75 397 Suits at $28.50 | ool | : | 95¢ SP So far as we know, wholesale prices for next spring will not be as low as Sat urday’s prices 800 Spools here. , . 85c—below the regular price. | The suits are mostly in norfolk styles with patch pockets, belts, all the correct models For Mi ft 14 to 20% 20 colors and mixtures. | made of domestic and gos Fata materials—-very superior tweeds and worsteds. The tailorin, ‘or Miss o 0 We will teach you how to make | you may depend upon. It is of the highest order. Colors—grays, browns, greens, blues. an | fleas the popular Christmas gift. | colored mixtures. Sizes, 7 to 18 years. Frocks! Coats! Skirts!) “Sticerdieusin | pe Oy Seeasdaiile ; French Gloves,$2 Hundreds of paire—hall and lens than half these gloves have sold for. Odds and ends from our own good stock— French kid- akin and suede—white, black and colors, in 2-clasp length; all sizes in the lot but not in each atyle. At $1.65—French kidskio loves in black and white M1 sizes. Main Floor, Old Bldg. Meeting also was held to commemorate ding of the Pilgrims, It was th ' Pete ee Wives, tamiy rate Hes to be held this fall in important } more than i, i tly is represented in every Slate. The family name origiaated in hort W. in 1300, Try it fried crisp,’ served with your favorite vegetables. DROSSMAICER 5 ELMCTRIC ROA Mra, Mary J. Moore, a dressmaker, | Med mult yesterday in the Supreme Court, Brooklyn a t Receiver Gar- pison of the Nassa: Bleetric §Ratiroad Campany, to recover $35, « niunl ’ owas, alihtiny | Sian a ‘ j q t | specially priced $31.75 Th el made spect, CRIEDMANG Suits! Very closely priced | Duvetyn Bags, $5 cuabecmntiben i corer syn | flan. and priced very lof sat warm Sow . é i ‘ . lender lines in sizes for 18 to 20 years, i? ie my t N . The beauty and chic of the lines—and | page with toll, shell or'white raetal | Btowty ine dark shader, in-okfords, dark browns, | fat the Loy, ken te anugrla ate op cold Say, Aramous FITTING FOOTWEAR simplicity—decreed by Paris have been carefully Eee, ail Bete concealing mil || erst eee end docks preaed, ety wom.|| oe adopted by us, no matter how low the prices | taupe and elk. fine, “Coats full and half lined. Price $11.75 For Men, Women RE and Children Tricotine Frocks, $37.50 | a eee ay arenas ; b-stahshsancbiel ameseeres <= id Fir broidered tn an uncommon way; skirts secordion pleated pt sides. | ff anf th x * Crepe de Chine Frocks, $47.50 It is a privilege to offer these STRA P PUMPS Model introducing a charming use of two colors; navy blue or brown | Pp 9 ] The S HOPS for MEN Special This Week at ’ a 9 , , with beige $id condate oh Pek: ec Women s Shoes A Specialized Service ofthe Wanamaker Store The Latest $ 1 2.00 5 We could not resist sketching them. . Vogue } Worth $15 The crepe meteor frock is the very essence of simplicit at $9.25 . eae —in chocolate brown, navy blue or black. The tailored froc' . : ° ° = = is of navy blue woo! velours, trimmed with narroW bandings They are the comfortable, conservative tis action = MOST novel and dls- of putty colored velours. . built-for-service shoes that business women, 4 i ished foot- school and college girls wear- and the new tinguis biked Coats— $52.50, $69.50 and $89.50 price effective Saturday is much lower than is the BIG thing wear mode. In all black Three dominant types of coats. Strictly tailored coats— this grade has sold for within several years. or grey suede. Covered stunning silhouette—of heavy wool ratine, which looks like we sell. It goes | Louis Heels. Also strap ebinehila, at $52.50, Tailor has reserved his entire yardage Complete range of sizes with everything | adhe of this fine material for us. h, Widths punrpe with patent: colt Coat illustrated is $69.60—fashioned of a fine material which pees 2750p 8 -S8 eR that is to be .vamp, grey suede | belongs to the femily of Dolivia weaves. In dark brown, tan, or From this range of sizes it will be seen back. | navy bive; plain colored silk lining to match, 5 that this is not an offering of broken lots, found in the Ccats at $89.60 are of fine wool velours and have large collars | but a complete line of shoes fresh from the | Ss + This same unusual combination ot and-desp chffe ct nutiia. Brown, reindeer or navy blue factory, ithe four most wanted models. | Shops for Men. wanted style, quality, workmanship Skirth—all at one price—$12.75 ‘Tan and black calfskin, medium toes, per- ves and lower than elsewhere prices, | Checks and plaids in two-tones, contrasting colors, also forated tips and Cuban heels. See | | maintains straight through the entire | black-and-white made especially for us by the tailor who we All-black kidskin, medium toe and Cuban | | showing of Eciodinan’s footwear for think makes the best skirts. For sports and trotteur wear. heel. EXTRA Suits—$75, $97.50 and $115 A special model men, women, children. Satisfaction, Service and you who make one of F | Prices are low— the suits are of Fashion’s new and favorite | for the out-of-doors and out-of-town woman material, “Veldyne.”” Model at $75 is severely tailored, and | and school and college girls is a tan veal those at $97.50 and $115 are trimmed with beautiful furs; one | storm shoe with overweight sole (but not KENNETH DURWARD LONDON Overcoats are down to $49, $59, $69, $79, $89—about a_third eight stores the shoe headquarters j||_ is illustrated. Smart colors, [ too heavy), broad heel4}4 in. high. ; below their normal prices. Such value, relatively, | for your entfre family. \ Also—Noteworthy sutts at 829.50 and $47.50. | Yes, all heels are of leather. There is A Ih bes ousible offered before. We do not think it will | Second Floor, Old Building, Tenth Street no camouflage about these shoes. Possible ever to offer it again. Open from 8.20 A. M. to 9.30 P.M | 7 | First Floor, Old Building mith oon Hendon overcoats are comparable only ; z es rolls a stom made overcoats, NEW YORK STORES: BROOKLYN, STORES | A t : 1600 BROADWAY, Near 48th St. 453 FULION ST., Ne. Smith St. (2? tans About 200 Hats | A touch of the unusual in these eee Late group has dwindled since the éale opened 2188 THIRD AVE..! 379 KNICKERBOCKER AVE, Ugrkowiss | > ‘ inthe $78 ae ph values are proportionately greater HEIGHTNA 137 BROADWAY, Nar Gre 8 = | Women’s Cloth Frocks | groups. 2935 THIRD AVE, 5320 FIFTH AVE., Near S4th 5 y|\]] —the surplus of a milliner 9 50 ; ese = whose hats have bee $5 i irts much admired this season at . Hea vy All- silk Shirts They are extremely good values at this conservatiye for $4.50 (tax 15¢) | Three ls a icularly worthy of the atten- The ‘ i at $9 50 | price, Three models are Parole orthy o' at te | There are patterns to suit any. oné—colorings | . ww tion of the discriminating hehe ; af =| and effects that offer a very big choice. ¢ - ¢ frock of tricotine features @ diagonal line across the on 5 : Much less, of course, than ey ae | bodice ne is faced) with duvetyn in color—very simple and most | There 8 no need to say more. is Be ane’ rahe ( > <aN | sesactivet a . | When you can get for $4.50 silk shirts of the such hats usually sell for. a ag s-another tricotine frock has heavy embroidery, in black | heavier silks in both domestic and imported, then it’s s : silky) beautifully applied in large diamond-shaped motifs and the time to get a season's suppl i] Dress and tailored styles N j scroll and silk duvetyn vest, with gay color in ita V neck line; pply. ~a beaded frock, in fine midnight Die, trieotine, straight * Sere, 14 to. 7 tn the lot. Sleeve lengths 83, $4 and 86 in. : | “Lyons'* elve! . = d le, is unusually smart in its application | -- O. D's in connection with this particular offer. Ont Liheral Crogit Terms, Apply to Long | Rey Cate SE BHO WAYS Blues, henna tones, sand, and browns Hie pbk Ace ay Ray im cena avidin ttine coxtinne the. c hi h urticular offer. MOTOR TRUCK DELIVERIES | Trimmings all of Fashion's favorites from chic bows and chous otherwise atraight silhouette Second floor, Old Building Madras Shirts at $1.85 a6 ~ 7 to plain and glycerined ostrich. / _ _ — | , 7 86th St. Crosstown Cars Two Blocks Away ‘ A goodly selection of madras shirts—many of 4th St. “L” Station at Our Door | May we suggest early selection in view of the limited which were much higher-priced—wi ( p iher-priced—will be ready Sat- 2d ‘Ave, aires Cars Pass Gut Bee number f First Floor, Old Building. French h and-made urday, Sizes Mtolf ea fl f Ne - = me . see FIGURES Blouses at $13.75 | Manet n ‘ > 2 Conut Coals! One model of batiste, designed to fit en's h es, $7.75 | = the American woman. It has all the Third less than today’s price Comfort and wear are assured you by the good lasts hese shoes were made on, and the gqod materi- als that are in them. Tan and b.ack leather in blucher or laced style; some have full toe; single and heavy double soles; \ sizes 7 to 101, in widths & to D. Glasgow grain brogue low shoes are. included smart, snappy for college or business wea perforated | Yes—they are; four new models charm of the typically French lingerie 2 | q blouse, but suits perfectly the rather at $12.95, $18.50 and $24.50 longewaisted figure of the American With a flare and a snug nutria , Woman, collar Miss 1 to 6's coat. of Irenella ; packline of the cloth (similar to wool bolivia) in- nat pengeles gratiates itself. It is sateen lined, , 3 the waistline an Colors ai ankin blue, brown and to the blouse. elk, $24.50. oune is outlined with a With Wing Chair, upholstered in Velour; in deux. Cuffs are Jestructible springs in seats; three pieces; as illus ‘s Ag : 2 jee: ‘4 trated senses bate 7 tg The piquant little tam to match is $6.96. be put over one's coat cuffs with smart ef wae a} Ang 1 foxing, heavy sole; sijes 6 to 10, Wool chi la hions three other wiaths 4 to, 8 bays as well s Georgette Crepe | eer la’ fee tun eee gated Hick tee, with 4 ' ollar and at the top of # . . nn hake MMA te Blouses at $11.50 litte venteo with wide hand-made Men’s Union Suits y squirrel collar. A very attractive model, tha | filet lace ; i f Cuffs have w dainty little re ‘lose é e Eaeh cout hus deep roomy pockets for | type of blouse becoming to many | filet ede: ny a dainty litte: roa close to half price wee hands. inings are red flannel or Gis > oe flaah % d, 3 ssond Hino! ding Seldom, at the vei sori y as twill sateen. Colors are cinnamon, gray, | women; white or flee 4 Second Floor, Old Building Idom, at the very beginning of the season, can and-wool mixed uniem suits at navy blue gnd nigger brown, A we announce col Polo capa to match are . s re > pe shout salt iss ; nd The: copier sch te cae 4 ‘Third Floor, Old Building r ine 00 sto 4 hese are mostly medium weight, exactly a a ierse $ 13 50 right forgmost men Chippendale Period Dining Room Suite i rown Oak 35 Bie cles 4] | At $2.50 a it Fone places, consisting BE RUELH 6 Hnehbs eltes Vy r) | Heather mixtures, blue, green and brown, and oxford ch « 2 inches ¥ ; Serving ‘Val = ; | ae a inches wide; Dining Table, 48 inches, 6 feet e $235.00 'Yhey were more, but they are slightly sef&Atched gray, Hy hehe ‘ sikiol; aniwa have ataied, We veer laws ‘a’ ball: felons Biba tension; as illustrs 5 : Wanamaker atandard bicycles, quaranteed for 2 year _ ‘Two models, both with distinctive new pockets, and aro 34 10 46, and the suits are in the natural color SS ODRINANEY SERS neyered, Fue io al skirts narrow enough to be smart, yet wide enough around Burlington Arcade Floor, New Building, Men’s and boys' sizes. Full equipment. | the bottom for golf or cross-country walking or general , Spérts Shop, Burlington Arcade Floor, New Byilding utility wear, Second Floor, Old Building a8