The evening world. Newspaper, November 12, 1920, Page 21

URGE NEW FORESTRY PLAN. 1, @ Paper Men Propose Unitied Scheme for Harding. CHICAGO, Nov. 12.—A new forestry | Policy for Senator Harding's ‘Adminta- | tration was recommended to-day in| reporta read at the convention of the American Pulp and Paper Association Meeting here. The Fedecral Govern- ment fe pr ring spend $50,000,000 | on forestry the next five years in| addition to ‘igs Amounts to be ex- pended by Infividual tates, it was} said. | The reports? urge acquisition by | State and Federal Governments of | 4 for reforeating. | Al supervision a rests and a stn < Sores Bueno OFFEE , 'A FAVORITE WHEREVER GOOD COFFFE IS SERVED Not on sale at retell stores, but sold dircet va cash nd Me find lous of wiugia Sgt at 4lc Ib. from wholesaler to families ry, Dian "at $86 8 pound ta i f nile | ar | or other measures ad- | of Money Back. EVERY DAY UNTILS.80 P. vocated. | a y M, The pulp men also propose that no IES COFFEE CO. Btate or Federal taxes be collected 233 ton Street, New Yi . ork, on forest land until cutting of the Herwen Park Place and’ Harclay A Uinvber begins, and that the tax then |] Phone Maclay 0857. Tat. Bo Yeurn be placed on the lumber, This, it was wih would stop cutting of young timber to pay taxey. | 3000 Years to ANCRE GHEESE 30 centuries of cheese making. Then, the crowning achievement—Ancre Cheese! You've never before tasted such an allur- ing, delicious and palate-satisfying cheese— so distinctively different, too. When the first smooth, creamy rich morsel slips over your tongue you'll exclaim delightedly—“‘the genuine Roquefort flavor.” All the snap and zest, none of the ob- jectionable qualities of foreign cheese, Ea With the Genuine Roquefort Flavor Ancre Cheese makes the daintiest sand- wiches, the most delectable salads. A woman will find a thousand and one ways of using this appetite-tempting cheese, in varying her home menu. Ancre Cheese is made from purest, whole milk with added rich cream; under the strictest sanitary conditions. Wrapped securely” in a sanitary package, all its goodness and delicacy comes intact to your table. Buy a package of Ancre Cheese today. At all good grocers and delicatessen stores. Seeernt by Alfred W. McCann, Pure Toad Expert of the New York Globe 38 DAIRY PRODUCTS ESTABLISHED 1636 PHILADELPHIA ay! i x \ \ \i SAVE MONEY MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S SUITS & OVERCOATS THIS LOT INCLUDES 2346 SUITS AND OVERCOATS REGULAR RETAIL VALUES UP TO $50 AND $60 $44 9305 598.75 : ALTERATIONS FREE ALTERATIONS FREE -We sell direct from factory to you at retail, you save the middleman’s profits. Paors Open irom 6 A. M. te 8 P.M THOUSANDS OF SUITS AND OVERCOATS AT THESE SMASH- ING PRICES, COME HERE BEFORE GOING ELSEWHERE. Extra Baleemen have been hired to handle the tremendous crowds we piways have at our Biv Sale. CLOTHES SHOPS 757 BROADWAY, cor. 8th St., One Flight Up OPPOSITE WANAMAKER’S ————————————S—SS—S$S$S—<{ [SUNDAY WORLD WANTS Woick WosDBRs INCLAIR| | 7-~ feusnanaa fagegeAR Geerrare Waele Go an ane ual goodwill extra-ralue giving orent, marking the memory of the great mer. chant who foundal the the Little stom at Broadway {n 1823, 283 The Down-Stairs Store ine vown-otais oa THE FIRST UNDER-PRICE FEATURE Women’s Coats, $27.75 ALL SILK-LINED—MOSTLY FUR-TRIMMED ose wn Nearest comparison elsewhere, $38 543 Fur-tMmmed coats for women... .117 plainly tailored coats for women. ...Every coat fully silk lined... Straight models, cape coats, dolmans, long coats, fitted coats, sports coats, embroidered wraps. ... About 28 styles in ail)... -Made of fine broadcloths, bolivias and silvertones, and tailored with care and accuracy. ...In all of our coat sales this season we've had nothing to equal these at $27.75. Nor have we found * anything elsewhere in New York. Sizes 34 to 46. . Down-Stairs Store, Old Bldg. Strong features here—briefly told: Misses’ Coats, $15—Good silvertones and velours, all silk lined. Six good models, including some of the popular wrappy styles. Some of these coats were in our recent sale at $23, and were close to half price then. Sizes 14 to 20. Down-Stairs Store, Old Building Women’s Suits, $25—About 125 of these high grade suits that were under price at $40 in a recent sale. Tricotines, * ; " silvertones, tinseltones ‘and such—plain and ripple coats—all ilk lined. xceptional. P zille}ined. Aizerpuen Down-Stairs Store, Old Building Misses’ Dresses, $7.50—Were special here at $16. Wool jersey, in seven good models end many colors. Sizes 4 to 2 ad Down-Stairs Store, Old Building Women’s Dresses, $14.95—Velveteen, serge, tricolette and jersey frocks, reduced to $14.95. Not all sizes in all fabrics, but plenty to choose from. Sizes 34 to 46. Down-Stairs Store, Old Building Women’s Velvet Hats, $2.50—About 700 of them—re- duced from $5. Mostly small shapes, some trimmed with fur, vetyn, or metallic braid. aur Down-Stairs Store, Old Bldg. Girls’ Dresses; $15—Averaging about half price. Fine frocks of jersey or velveteen, often in attractive combinations. A number of these models have been in regular stock at $29.75 and $39.75. Sizes 14 to 16; and for juniors—16 and 17. Down-Stairs Store, Old Bldg. Women’s Sweaters, $5~-Same grades in stock at $7.95 to F$ Zephyr wool, Tuxedo model, plain and fancy stitch, Some with brushed woo! trimming. In brown, navy, buff and black. Down-Stairs Store, Old Bldg. Women’s one-clusp pique Mocha $4 Mocha Gloves, §2 In light and gloves—fine, soft skins; good durable qualities. dark gray. . mney Down-Stalrs Store, Old Bidg. * Men’s $7.40 to $9.60 Shoes, $4.50 Dull leather leather blucher oxfords blucher oxfords Tan ‘Tan leather heavy brogue oxfords Dull or tan leather broad- toe shoes Dull or tan leather English shoes Tan brogue lace shoes. Sizes 6 to 11, widths A to E- but not every size in every kind. 217 pairs have rubber heels. EXTRAORDINARY. Down-Stairs Store, New Bldg. Many things at Half—or close to Half $1.95 yard $2.85 yard D4 in. stripe wool skirtings, our $4.65 grade Silk-and-cotton dress velvet, $5.50 grade... $11 to $14 silver-plated vases. . $x $11 silver-plated chocolate sets, four pleces $y $5 comforters, full size, colton filled $3.50 $10.50 wool-mixed pfaid blankets, double-bed size $3.50 Fancy powder jars and hair receivers, less than half at $1 50e Fancy metal bag frames, mostly samples Floor lamps, complete with silk poplin shade $1 Cretonnes, half price and jess, many patterns bie yd. Men’s wool-apd-cotton sockes, sexonds, good 50e pr. Men's raincoats, Canton cloth, well made, sightly.....$6.95 Men's soft hats, new styles, were special at $3.95 Boys’ $23.50 Norfolk suits, sizes 6 to 18...... Boys’ $11.75 Mackinaws, sizes 8 to 18 + $8.75 Down-Stairs Store, New Bldg. TOY WORLD Opens Saturday With The Men’s Store opens at 8 o’clock Saturday for STEWART Week at WANA} Red-Letter Week of ALL years. Take all you have read of reduced prices. Add to it any further drop you think is coming within afew months. Then come and find prices even lower for Stewart Week merchandise, | white, cordovan and black. 1920, ° Ps EUROS RACE A EDL A FUMIE ‘THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, e first day ‘‘Lowest Prices of the Day’’ of ‘The Biawart Rutiting and The new Wenamaler Hoihiing, joinet by the Brides of Programs, ead componing the Wanamaker Store of today, The entire Main Aisle of the Men's Store, from Broadway to 4th Avenue, will be given over Saturday to Men’s Winter Underwear at Half Price Separate Shirts. Separate Drawers. Union Suits. 24 to 99 per cent. wool. All pertect. $2 Shirts or Drawers....... $3 Shirts or Drawers........ $1 $1.50 for $5 Shirts or Drawers...................for $2.50 $4 Union Suits...... 0. ees nee. fO8 $2.25 $4.50 Union Suit eS for $2.75 $6 to 7.50 Union Suits....................for $3.75 $10 Union Suits.......W........ for $5 17,328 pieces ~—all first grade, heavy weights, long sleeves, ankle length, gray, natural, white, buff and blue mixed colors in one group or another. The union suits at $2.25 are medium weight only. Virgin wool. Picked cotton. Protective, good-fitting, and durable underwear, at less than jobbers are paying for it today, for next year’s business. Young Women’s Suits—Half Price’ 35 heather-spun worsted suits at $14.75. They were $29.75. Trotteur and sport models; sizes 14 to 20. Second floor, Old Building Women’s Stockings at Half Price Imported wool stockings in rich heather mixtures in browns, greens, Oxford and cardinal, fine ribbed, $1.50 pr. Full fashioned stockings of mercerized cotton, in brown, 58e pair. Main floor, Old Building Linen Handkerchiefs—Half Price Men's extra size, 14 inch hem... Reg. $1.50 for 75c each Men's colored borders, assorted colors. . Reg. $1.00 for 50c each Women’s, plain hem and taped border Reg. 6 for $2 for 6 for $1.00 Women’s Swiss Embroidered, 14 in. hem Reg. 6 for $3 for 6 for $1.60 Women’s Appenzell embroidery, }4 in, hem Reg. 7f@ for 35¢ Main floor, Old Building Wool Dress Fabrics—Half and Less $9.60 and $11 imported novelty plaids—$4.75, $5.50 yard. $6.95 striped suitings for less than half—$1.96 yard. ‘ Dress Goods Section, Main floor, Old Bidg. Aluminumware—Half Price 1,000 Pieces, cast and heavy gauge 2 quart stew pans, deep covered, regular price $1.60 for Tbe 8 quart lipped saucepans, regular price... for 750 2 quart rice boilers; regular price 15 for $1.68 6 cups fountain coffee percolators, regular price 90 for $3.96 Double lip skillets, 9} in. diameter, regular price. $4.80 for $2.16 6 quart covered saucepans, regular price... . fo78 for $4.88 Housewares Section, Seventh Gallery, New Bldg, Bicycles at $34 and $39.50 Wanamaker bicyeles for boys and girls of 6 to 11 years Wanamaker bicycles for men and women Wholesale prices and less. imperfections in workmanship, Burlington Arcade floor, New Building $1 to $1.50 Ribbons, 58 yd. Plain and novelty taffeta ribbons, Nght and dark colors, and fancy pllacts: Loom ends of beautiful ribbons, for trimming, fancy work ar hair bows. $34 : $99.50 Guaranteed for two years against all Main floor, Old Building Picture Frames at Half Price - 160 pedestal swinging frames, antique gilt in hand carved effect with burnished ornaments; 6x7 inches, 6x8 inches, 6x9 inches, 8x10 in’ all half price; $1.26 each. Bring in you ures. We will frame the Eighth Hery, New Bldg, GOOD Underwear A standard make, sold by the hundreds of thousands under its own brand, very widely known 4 It is suitable tor Architects ‘Trapshooters Chauffeurs Builders Hikers Mechanics Engineers Policemen Curb brokers Salesmen Firemen Railway men Golfers Letter carriers Shipping men for all men who work out-of-doors or are much in the open. The maker writes—‘‘We do not expect the decline in material and labor to be such that we can sell at these prices for the season of 1921.” None sold to dealers. = OOOO Women’s Shoes—Half Price 928 pairs of women’s high grade laced and buttoned boots, $9 pair; tan, black, black with white or colored kid- skin tops; patent leather with black kidskin tops, all black kidskin, styles for business or dress wear. First floor, Old Building Women’s Trimmed Hats $5—Half Price _ 200 Dress and tailored hats that have been $10 and $12. Velvet—black and smart colors. Chic little turbans and large hats. ‘Tailored models and dress hats trimmed with ostrich. ‘ First floor, Old Building Silk Underclothes—Average Half 300 nightgowns and envelope chemises, $4.85 each. $8.50 to $12 grades, of heavy four-thread crepe-de-chine and heavy washable satin, flesh tint, all seams Frenchefelled, Third floor, Old Building Women’s Sweaters, $8.25—Half Price Cashmere sweaters, Tuxedo style, with brushed front, in sizes 86 to 44; natural camel's Vat shade; soft, warm, durable. English Shop—Second floor, Old Building Dolls at Half Price—$3.25 200 beautiful dolls with lovely bisque head and gold eu aoe eyes that open and close, fully jointed, will domed or kneel, Partly dressed, Toy World—Third Gallery, New Building Caramels at Half Price Two pounds, Saturday, for the of -—$1. Chocolate or vanilla favor: , ries = ” Eighth Gallery, New Bldg. and Down-Stairs Store, Old Bidg, Boys’ Suits, $15—Half Price 850 boys’ Norfolk suits; tweeds, cheviots, and Vihe suits, thoroughly well made, of materials rol pen = high grade suits made for boys. Sizea 7 to 18 Come early for best selection, ‘Third floor, Old Building Dresses for 2 to 6-year Girls $3.50 to $5.60 dresses (190 onty) for $2.50, $5.50 to $7.50 dresses (83 only) far $2,095, $6.50 to $8.50 dresses (128 only) for $3.45, Beautiful little dresses in pastel shades, some with panties or bloomers tomatch, Infants’ Wear Section, Third floor, Old Bldg, THE FIRST MEN'S CLOTHING EVENT OF STEWART WEEK suits specif! Men’s $1.85 Shirts, $1.15 These “they were the $3 grade, were special at $1.85. at that Now $1.15, Fi well made shiris, percules good patterns Men’s $1 and $1.50 Ties, 50c A large variety of men’s fancy four-in-hand Burlington Arcade floor, New Building Santa’s Cireus iad at Half Past Ten ‘A. M. In our Burlington Arcade Store . 4 Men’s $90 and $95, Suits for $45 HALF PRICE AND LESS FOR STANDARD WANAMAKBR SUITS in the Burlington Arcade Store. No job lots;.no maker's close-outs; no ‘‘sale’’ merchandise; simply 450 stapdard Wanamaker blue-penciled to $45. These suits were made by one of the bes) clothing makers in the country, whose skill and reputation, combined with our ifications, are back of every garment. cassimeres in the well-ordered, sensible and business-like patterns that this store is noted for. ‘and “Mostly worsteds Sizes and models for fathers and sona, ** * * SECOND CLOTHING EVENT Our $65 to $75 Overcoats _Less than half price, $35 Again the important fact ainaker standard. The other half consists of regulation overcoats in a variety of fabri terns and colorings, with self collars. a part of this widely known clothing stock. Sizes for all men. these are regular STOCK overcoats of Wan- Half of them are big, warm, wantable, roomy ulsters, pat- Standard overcoats that are always Burlingion Arcade floor, New Building oe ue ee ee ce oe I Gt ee ee