New-York tribune. [volume], January 03, 1916, Page 5, Image 5

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PORTO RICO ASKS
U. S. CITIZENSHIP
Governor to Push Bill for
Greater Worn- Rule in
Congress,
u ii sons Ml SSAOE
CHEERS ISLANDERS
., pc | ght Over Philippiae In
ice Will Nol Interfere
?a 1th rtielf Measure,
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title? which heretofor? hav? d?
\. loped ovei by Congt
t'i half .?' Pol to Rico has e hi ?
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platform bj the
? irty, th.' n .j part)
ind, i enouncing it*- innepi
and ?? intining itself t" a poi
Ic) ..i home ru!. Almos! Invariably in
I "?i for tho i 'land
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.... earned ab< ut
. ? \ cai ? -hip to
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' r ?rai ?!<'.i to H ? i ? ? . tting
forth objection? to any l?gislation thai
did not provide for the ultimar* Inde
d It la ai mitted
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CITY TO MAKE RAILROADS PAY
trtion it Kim i adei Dcrlalon to Com?
pel Ki--.ui oi Hlghwaj Bridgea,
ir Hard], (
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. o . a hlch declai ?
railroi muat meel th? es
? highway bridgea
? icka a ithln the
been served
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.. '?) Kdward 1 R<
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v ; o :? pair
ork and al I three
ird Avenue,
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? deal of
. may be taken in similar
? t 'h city h m
?' ay bridges, ac
ion is
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? of the
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of repairing
? ere r? pealed
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? d tho railroads
5 OVERCOME, 2 DIE,
IN GAS MYSTERY
i amity Found Uacoasciooi
Sewer i untos Theory Scooted.
1' "? ? l''i ???H -. two of v. hom do .1 Inter
?t Bellevtt? Hospital and thi.it
whom were In ? critical ?andition ImI
nigl ., were foui l am 01 seioua early
v< '? rdaj n B tin,,- room Hat ?I '''t,;
' i ? rhirteenth sir.. ? !? ?,i? ?up*
poaed at first the* had been overcome
by aewer gas, but Amos Schaeffer, eon
suiting engine? r foi the Burea? ai
Sewei . dei lai ed I h I sea i i ga i coald
... apt I m fatal volume.
11 ? r-, Stems . twenty seven, lived
I at the tlai with his wife, Mollie; theii
? nr old daughter, K.>-.e, ai
mon*: Max, and a boarder
| aren t..und uneon
? heir h. d a hi n Philip Seiler,
a lahoi er, w< nl to t he Hal yi tel daj
of the night b? for? he
tid, ' . h id hi en "has mi: a good time"
at the flat Ro i? ?n .:.?!?.! ?? hen doc
. ? ? ,.,i. ru,' ot bei ? ei a I aken to
Bellevue, when Sterngass, the father,
uied lasl 1
n the ii."i- a told the police
they frequently amelled aewi i >
t hat the reliai i si some! ime flooded
with sewage caused bj the backing up
- ? .i pu..-. I ii ted Ive Clai e'
? ,* coal ga
i'i om ;i heater cauaed the 11 ..-? \
? j 1..?- lu -n ordi i ed by i loroi ? i
Riord in m t h ,* ca ?.? of Ro ? to deter
mine the cause of death.
R. R. CLKRKS FRKE TO ACT
British Bod) Qppoaea Draft Priariple,
Hut Takes no Stand.
I , ? \ ii .' rrn in**
the principle or" strong opposition to
any form of coi
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to be held on
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ill he
considered
Th.- ?? ? ded on :1.
' tude in view of "the verj .
circumstances of the I
Todaj you ^f act the new business year. You
sec this announcement in the morning pap< rs.
You read it You xvill see another announce
m? nt tonight in the evening papers, Still an?
other tomorrow morning. And then tomorrov
night vou reat]
The Great Hinter Sale
of Clothing for Men
<;i course you know where the -vile will !?<?
held, you recall the great sale -it' ti year
You, who bought, recall the clothing. You, who
did not buy, recall the advertisemeni and your
failure to tais?- a<i\ antage <>t' the opportunity.
Well, this sai?- is larger, better, and I
won't miss it this year," you say, "I II start tin
Xew Year right." Good! Good-bye until
VYednesdav.
John Wanamaker
Broadway at Ninth Street, New York
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BIG
REAL
AND
BUSINESS
ACTION
fioTos
Buick Model D-Six-45 Touring Car. Wheeibase 115 inches; <"???" .
Supreme in the Moderate Price Field. The Most Popular Six Cylinder Motor Car Ever Built
' C3 kr automobil. ? I the ?m.?^?Jj-;',*?
, .....
itomobiles.
"" ?-'o Less Advertising in rrint i nun <-* j
.s.a. it ne of rui ?boat? and touring car-, ranging in pne? from
???V-Ua^rJU.?--.-' -"--'*
am, Broadwaj and both Strt
BUICK MOTOR COMPANY
BROOKLYN
???58 Uringston StrcaH
NEW YORK
BROADWAY AT 55th STREET
Factories Flint, Michigan
NEWARK
45 William Street
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JiillS' WAS AM ?hi II
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x??ie ^StandardStore of ?/1/nccica
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Today-The 58th Sale of WHITE
\\r 1I1'aN ?mi-commissioner
** stepped off the S. S.
Rotterdam ten <la\ >. ago she
brought x\ith her six tranks
straight from Paris.
I lingerie, blouses, negligees
fascinating, altogether new
/<? dernier cri of the mode.
A handful of novelties
hut how they op? n one's eyes
and clear one s \ ?sion!
Skirts an- to be still wider
and prettier.
Silk pantalons that laee at
the side or tasten like puttees
around the knee are balloon
like, thai they may prop, rlx
extend the \ oluminous g m n
in tli" hack.
( 'hemises, nightgowns, com?
binations, princess slips and
knickers one of a kind of
each style are all cul on the
radically ncxx lines thai an
the logical next step to the
u ?der garments introduced by
the VVanamaker White Sal?
last Max.
V ?
/&% fit
ORIGINAL
?xcept?on
?AtlS
,v?o.
2,000 Mouses, $2 and $2.50
Crepe de chine, lace and chiffon blouses.white and colors,
the manufacturers' entire stock on hand. Fresh, prettv,
well-made blouses, equal to our $3.75 and bett _ les.
H00 Silk Petticoats, $2
Pongee, taffeta, messaline and washable sil ? riot all
siz? s in every style. Plain and changeable colors.
500 Silk Nightgowns, $2M% $'ISS
( repe ?!<? ( bine .nul liabutai, rather simple, daii I
?bon.
Silk Underclothes at Lower Prices
Silk rdgntgowns, oar owb 96.75 c<
$23 grades tot 98 to ??? 1 -"?.
Silk .trxi ?atin btootners, onr own
tfl t?. 18.71 grades, for 84J0 and I
Satin combinations, our own H I
|21 grades, IB > to f 15
Satan en , our owb
bj i to 512 13 grad? -, for
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OUr OWB
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i our own
|1S to ?O | - - -
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Joe to $8.7.5
Other Novelties
< Pockel nightgowns, $4.50
?j Ch? mi ' . satin .-nul tu11<-.$3.50
Paris Lingerie Newly Priced
t_ ( otnbinations of < ittremely wide
drawers, skirt, chemise, $5.75
French nightgowns, our "?ii 58.?
to HS (trades, t"r SB to 125.
early Victorian cape that r? i
mosl to the waistline \ lea . V Skirts of satin llouneed with
bv H..ht-.-; indicates the new wider lace, $5.
silhouette; it is ol the softest taffeta l_ The Azalea chemise with im
in rich, chai dashes of la? e, $3.
, lace coat?the widest we have had' q g ... . [rearos- a Nightgown,
y?t- $2.25
.. at a Li * "'' nightgowns, $3.75
Very NOtaOl6 t i,,,,., nightgowns with mere.
is a special ; "'' -'' ''?"-? $2.50
le, hand 1' Flounced nightgowns, $3.50
Wide Hi eerie petticoi ? _,,, , ;iw.,l(i,.r" nitfl(.(1
?ve have sold ? IS, $9, 110, n???htgowns, f3i?
112, and draw? grad . , . . . , t9 or
_._ i Smocked nightgowns, 5?.?b
?.ve sell al $3.75. $5. $8. $9, S10. . ,? ., ?
, , m ?-, en * lOUna N \-TU1ih Iil'J ll^riWIH I'll?. *?>?
A fe* ,ice?ill now $2.50. , . ,. ,; ' , ,, at ,
. . ,,., .? _ ,, vitli folds .?i tin ii'tk and lace in- ' Jeanne, blouse ol ! rench voile
lacturei ?vas . rc ,..??, , *.?.
... . ., sertions; m batiste, 33; washable M-itli Valenciennes lace, SZ.
readv to alear Ins mad? cks? tl_
our coi er called i I ""n**1*" *1 Rosmu.nd.-. M.uw of French
the mi ?i- -and, % ? I:11 -?nickers and petticoat voile, with pleated frills edged
garment in I ' mbint?, $4.50. with ro.r blue, $2.
mom. The gai f Cupid ?? of corsel cover, ?T V?ronique, blouse of sheer ba
ln<j ?earlj ? i is included $2.25. combination, $3.75. tiste, simply hemstitched, $2.
? .
n ? u. Inexpensive Paris Lingerie
Paris Blouses ' ?
-another special purchase and : Ordered a year ago from collections must heat least
the marvelous needlework- L'"> per cent. more. Brides
sample Mou ? ol sheer white ers of the Vosges mountains preparing their Spring
ami just received from the trousseaux may like tu take
steamer two weeks ago. advantage of tins informa
The French fulfilled their tion.
ohligati"iis scrupulously al
though costs o*' cotton,
thread, labor have advanced.
Hut this is the last shipment
Latp in the Autumn we cabled to at the prices. Succeeding
our r^i is r. :
the citv for last hour originalitl !
Silk gowns, our own 115 to w
I < ircular flounced pantalons, rrades for ?*9 80 to $15
$1.50
? -
Lingei
-:c
lacliipi' , ! -
Silk .Ikes, our o? -? '
i Lucinda .ink!'- l?nurt!i Princess arades, for ff2.S0 t?) ?9.50.
i ? i - co ie "-'
slips with long lines of lace, #B.7a. Lingerie ?<ir-?-t. covers, our oarn
? Brassier? corsel covers, $5. * ' ??" ***** '"r ?
a-? ^. ,, . , Linsrrk drawers, our o?'n 81 to : to > f??r 1 i
\ Siiiitii.'imptiiii house ?lr? >-> ot j
?-tripcil poplin, $5.
?T I'ink. tiiu'litrriiM?!,-. $1 tn $2.25.
i_ I (and embroider? ds." don? in
America, include charming $1
nightgowns.
4' Nightgowns of Fuji silk, $3.85.
t I ngl? ?rood house ilr? ^> of
'tri|i<-(l cotton a itli gaj i" p
6
French Blouses Less
Our iixMi collections showing slight signs of handling
and in broken sizes
I ng< rie blnusrs, mir own - - ?'? -? ?oa ?S I -
id la? blouses, our own 86.75 to ?*23 grad? -. no? ft - I -
... hand made and rold
Sizes 36 and 38 only. Priced 5S.
Copies of Paris
Novelties Ordered
b\ Cable
hite Sale of LINENS
\fore than $50,000 worth of specially-priced liiiens
jirocured during the year by keeping in daily touch with
imnorters in New Vbrk and with manufacturers on Ihe
? other side.
TIlC prices are extraordinarily low in face of I tight
market and limited supply prie, s are advancingovcrnight.
X- .n exampk ol the rcooomlira t,. I?- realised la this
ti io , and Iri-li tabk cloths and some ti,- hund?
direct from Belfasl al the bririnning ol tin- \? ?r. I'r. tweaty?
five per cent, less than ?'? obliged to pa) B'bol? , 1 -the
? ide.
- . S'apklns, |5 i
The Linens Here arc Ml-I.inen
Then are no skimped qualities, no makeshifts. Tltej
are linens such as built the n putation of the A. T.
them i? oped, ,
?Stewart More.
This Price List Suggests the VARIET?
Drawei ? ?_? s ?
Wider combination, | Tablecloths and Napkins
tO , , i ,i - i i; _.*
Scotch linen tabk cloths in delight
i fui des gn , -t 50 to 87 '- ?
M it? htn/a ii ipkin . 85, s- '>'< dozen
tne City ior iasi nour onginanues. i /> . . /''//a* * T ?.,*/ /) ? Matching napkins, sa, em.? j oosrn.
\ ca tainin? Ihem arrived SlD'hl'ISll!? {o/ICCtlOnS at Little I I'lCCS IrUh satin-like cloths st 25j
earlv in Novemb ? ,.u?l.r ti,, rua. '
oc i . i it PC , i ; i t Matching napk ,9 ^ - ?? "'- ">"?
ihe workrooms that ver; ?it-. 85c uightgowni a large collec- ?dc. sports skirts are ol piqu
? ?? ?? i Here tion n ith lac? s tnd i mliroideries,
I a tenth ol the ,oW ,,r lu.u ?.
the Pa ? inals.
White Sale of
CORSETS
nul
II,
e vrrv mo'lel one
.a- nr liigli necks.
$1 nightgowns ?re divided into
two groups; one "itli !i?l;!i or \
necks, the other \*.itli dainty low
nii'k>: s wonderful collection ?>f
film} cottons with fine lace and
? mbroiderv. Kven sleei i le i
wears ordin?r it) for per?
haps a third or half the usual
price.
Parisiana?. Corset?., mad
h way, are of silky'bri
. i ters are slightly im?
perfect, this 11 ? lard gi ad - I
priced 5 ;. JO.
Redfern Cor?rti, I
fer because the
ire In the
I 58; - c
Sample brastierea of fine lace
embroideries, sh ? s ol han
$\ io to $6 ai .1 bel
15 a 11, S1.3
L. R. corieta, ordered when the
factory wished to keep Its I
include duplicate
ilar "i certain i I n 12,
|j i i $4 model ' ?
;-; iced for this v>i>
Si. ?i 50 and .*;. rhird
. i
Silphin coraetp. pinl 'and
h at : stf. ? lade e peciallj foi
- a $2.
Femina corteti. i SpOliS d
made >'t satin brrxade usually rut in
| corsets, now $2.
Mme. Lyra coraet?. the Standard
?: . rade al * :
L. R. corseti, the sta- dard 5 I
model jt ?*
'.'. i Aisle, Ma Id B i Id |
Special Ameritan Lady and L. R.
toraeta II 51
Subway Boor, old Baildiag. |
Li.iw us ari m?'
lud?
85c petticoats sre all new ami
? ?de,
$1 pi Uicoats come i:i la enl y
wider styles, all with underlays
$1.50 skirts ,-ir<- trimmed with
quantities of lace.
Combinations begin it 85c.
Envelope chemises begin al 75c.
Drawers begin at 38c.
Short petti? oats begin al 33c.
Chemises begin al 50c.
( orsel cov? r> b< gin al 50c.
Third floor, Old Building.
Dir ' ' prices
toirethrr with qu dltles we <Miui"t ?In
Table Damasks
: i aide, fh i*
are could no! buy tod ly to ?ell
d illar, ii"? 85c ? j ''ii
jirici- .m unbleai !
?m-in-, a i'l, X g l uill
liter I
X rich ds --
,1
Turkish Towels ( cotton )
I i ell? lit ijij.ii.'
our ??a? n US, >'.').>i" ai
K! i . - i l - ! :
Fancy Linens
Linen Towels
? ?
?I,,"- w-fth quail
pile ite and so reduced to hurry
I link lowels, W, --(' ? -? - '? WJpfJ
and up I ' 17 20 dosen.
? Mr yard. ,I(.n| ,
[?vprd kitchen, pantr, and glass ,?,?,?,,.,?,! l]i;
towels, ?8, ?bO, t*M doten. kins, hemstitched
...... h nui ? iiihroider? :
Odd INapkinS Irish hand-einbroidered guares ami
?'. ,i .i close i ' Hie . I , . ;?? ?
- ; . f? j i, -a. -a SO, - i." , tine clun l
and up to *12 doten. ' hiii?z"
l ? ? ?' , Old /
Now the Great Sale of WHITTALL Ru^s
Wilton and Body Brussels in Discontinued Patterns?
There are 1,782 rugs in
all. to be offered in onr two
stores. A large enough
quantity to make interesting
choosing. Bui none too
large I'm- the great army of
householders who know and
appreciate Wh'ttall rugs.
Whit tall rugs max he had
for less than regular prices
iiiil\- twice each year. The
quantity each time is limited
to the rn^rs remaining of the
patterns which are being
discontinued.
Pattern are discontinued si thr
mil! m.l\ because new Iteras are
introduced rack ils rnonths .uni it N
impossible t.? continue m iking sIL
I he fai.i- XX'hitt .il qualitj
g l, ,;..,,, today, Monda]. ob thr
1 mirth Gallery, New Building
Anglo-Persians
Royal Worcester
Anglo Indians
27 s .xi in
H'i x ti.'l m
a ft. i ?n.
?-' ft. ,*l m. a
I \)i['t...
?A : 12 ft. .
:t i 15 ft..
; ?- 6 in. \
?i ft...
?. n 0 in. i
mi. :i in
? i 9 fl
f< x 12 ft.
9 x IS it
im
? 9 ft...
x 12 ft...
ft ? In
\ 12 f? ?
X 10 ft. ?' in
101 .
io y.
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UVi
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ft.
12 ft...
13', ft.
12 ft...
10 ft...
.. 96.75
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II"."ii
Peerless Brussels
'-'T x "il Inches..
:i" x "'A in :,
]'>' . x i": feet.
I" x 12 ;??? ?
i" i x IS< i,-1
11 '. xl^ feet...
russ.
rJrod?
-;t '
5.00
B, S I
12.00
i:.:?i
t:i'H,
$ 5.65
9.2S
11.25
15.00
15.65
20.85
26.00
18.75
33.65
45.00
49.50
45.00
54.00
74 7 5
65.50
74.75
84.25
74.75
93.50
/' .
% 2.70
4.25
31.50
36.25
40.65
36.25
27 x ".t Inches.
ax l. feet.
i x ; feet.
? x 9 i--- * .
s , \ i" , feet_
9 x 9 feet.
9 x 12 feel.
i ' ild feet,. .
IO" \ 12 feet.
. II feet. ..
II . x 12 feet.
111, _ 15 feel
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$ 4 23
19.50
14.00
25.25
37.00
3 | .,.-,
40.75
4900
5G.00
63.00
26.00
70.00
>
; uches..
S3.75
Chlidema Bruisels
Richmond Wiltons
', x 9 feel .
!? x 12 i ?
!? x l". feet
Il , x 15 feet.
- ii ?
. :?_' so
92 I
II- ">
Teprac Wiltons
/ ?
$31.50
50.75
70.00
87.50
I'ri
27 x " l i in lie-;. .
?'I
?, x 9 feel _? I ? ?
, in. x 10 ft. " ?
!? -. 12 I '
I
tl in. \ 12 t '
... |
n ?? :. .?i x 12 t, ?
II ft ? In. x 15 feet
5 a 00
8 50
I8.2S
20.78
29 50
40.80
40.50
4 5 OS
40 50
50 75
Arabic Wiltons
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. in. Ii
27 x 54 Inch? M.tS $ ;t,65
10 ft " in \ 1 ? ft. <> m i- 0 42.50
I'? ft " m x 12 ? ' * 48.50
litt. .'} m \ |2 t,. !. . i , ?i 48.50
Ki ?
:i x
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A
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x i:
X r
? _ 9 feel
9 x 15 feel
i .A,
S 5.85
?a 50
13 II
16 50
13.50
23 00
5500
1 ourta Gallerv, Nrxv li.^iUlm