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THE SUN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1915.
FODGHMW HAVEN
HOW THE LATEST LAND SLIDE CHOKED THE PANAMA CANAL
m
AT PROFIT, ADMITS
The Store for Men
Separate Building. Separate Stocks. Separate Service. Broadivay at Ninth
PHIS photograph, taken October 26, near Gold Hill, pictures vividly
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lipjran to form just Itefore this picture was taken. It rose and spread
until it joined the sides of the canal. The mass in the background,
through which a narrow chunnel had just been blasted, came up flrat
as an island and grew until it Mocked the entire canal ut th' point.
mm i . . ...i.-i.i luiiiiuiuinx me umni omciais. kock and earth hiivr
moved down from the heights on either side and forced the mud at the
CHESTER W. CHAPIN I
bottom up out of the water. In the foreground is an island which
Shipping Mod's Testimony In 1
Conspiracy CMC Ts
Blow to I . S.
YOUNG MEN'S SUITS
BUSINESS MEN'S SUITS
SUITS FOR THE MORNING
EVENING CLOTHES
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MELLE3 l o sTAMt
AO ATX: II. II EHS REAP
QharlM B, Mnn t,..; ihl srltnsss
Stand ut iHtin I'tntvrdiy t ir mo SStflifld
roui.d of in.: testimony fr the Qowrn
mmt la tin cam of t lie sloven Mdlrtc
Ion of tiii Xmv Havsn on ih.iI In the
Vnited Butss District Court in,rK..(i
v Hi hni:.K eonaptrad lo monopolist iIm
transportation fac im' of Xi i Mndand,
lie arafl on the stand whan Jude Hunt
onlrrr.1 an djoummcnl until l"::'.i
o'et-'ck thin ntorttltif, titii hs i 'i nt
MM vary much, At long Intervals hs
had Idsntiftsd a Isttsr nr s signoturs
Which the rtovernmsni rtad, hul lhal
Slli, all. lie will be mi liie utand for i
many ,i.is this ttma, nol ',in m dtrsol
namlnatlon but In rrosseXsmlnatlon
Which will b rotiiltictsd b) Charles I.
Choats of Boston,
iieiu.e Mr Hsllsn sppssrsd the Oov
OriiiiMM had passed through snothet
a i in-; period when one of its srltntssai
ia, without rsluvtanc. so t.. ,i could .
te nereeived. testimony which the da
fencs received with manlfsti Tins
Witness was Chastar W t?haptn ot the
ifaintiv whtoh lias bean hnossn In Bound
siiippinc circles for seventy-five years
e,r mere. Mr. c'hapin. like Prank J. M,
Tienbauirh, who was OH tho Stand last .
week, acknowledged he had fought the
New Haven Railroad Company at j
rrollt to himself and did not appear to I
Mature any hard feelings.
Wnasht Ho,l In t-almrnt. j
r . i i... a i i-.i
Aaslstunl Uturneytleneral, Mr Chspln
Sail lie had haiiaht the Central New
England Itallroad al t irscloaure In tsss
a an Investmrflt, Mi onto' buelness
tiow i- "fanner up in Butllvan County
N
Tne Central New Rnguwtd, as si-
plan i ll. i th load Whleh owns the
raughkeapslr HrhUe and 'las Intended
to run into Hpringneldi connecting with
the Boston and Albany, it did not get
Into gprlngfleld bscausa of s "trip at
I. . ..... mm II... ..,- ' . l- e f.irio.
,. ..V ' ... . ... i ,., e.,M
n.,t net over the strip
he went iioun.l. I
erhciouoon the railroad capitulated si
it
gllowed linn I ' come In over the Itos
ton and Ml a: y UrldgS a;.d into the cm
tr.il station.
(ni croM-esamlnation the witness il i
lie had bought tht t ,d tut ll.SSO.000 In
J "!: and sold il four years later fur Mi
g5. 'I lii w is not as much a- hs
anted, hut it was all he could
lie had bought it as aii Investment
mid Hie toad WSS sale from the mo.
mem he got tt. Mr. Chapln said it
m.i nothing unusual for a railroad to
fight other railroad. H- led been in
flghta .ii In- business life, both In rail
roads and st unships.
Th tiovertimenl did not llks tuts, but
Mr itatts on redirect eainlutlon could
Mm gel the witnees to rhangs anything
gnd ii,' was allowed to go.
Vftei tteorge B. Bcholleld, attorney
for Hie Plagler estate and the Florida
Kssl Coast Itallroad, had Identlfled the
Man' urea of Hie lit.- ll M. Flagler and
J, m Parrott, prsaldcnt of the road,
Ml. MSllcn was rt called a lid all III the
COUrl room knew that the critical point
nf l ie Government's cass hail been
reached. The conspiracy in which ail
the defendants were nllsgsd to have
Joined was to be proved before the ttlt
tiess lift the eland or the SUtlre case
Wan lo . id.
Mellea diei t B.
Mi. Halts Aral asked fie wlttlSSS it he
had received a letter from Judge 'ohn
M. llaii while lo- was president ..f the
Northern Puclltc in Umaha a to ths
advlrablllty "f buying the Central New
Xngluud Railroad, The witness replied
in the sfflrmatlvs. whoreupon tins let
ler was read. The leitev racomntsndsd
the purchase of th road, which owned
th,. Moughkeepels bridge. Various mln
Mtes were read thereafter showing the
Stupe taken to ncqulrs I ae toad.
Then Mr. Butts asked the wltnsss
trhul isrrllory would bs affected by com
Mtltlon of Lhs Csntral New Bngland.
The answer was the Connecticut Vallsy
r orth of Bpiingdeldi Which tool, in a I u n
liM ,,f 1 : 1 1 w iiiaiiiti i. ttirniL. tawnu. T.i. n
ii developed thai a report made in 1119 1 which ho went t" the nscqusi una ten
Mitch rscommsndsd the purohggs wsslnlt Club, Hi lefi the Raifiusi clul
voted down bj the board of New Haven friends say. shurll) after ' o'clock, de
JlMnlnii wn.I ii:e 1 1, o m r n IMI . t iv.,. ae I elltelnO 111- IntShtion to Co 1'Oltl-'
...w..,l ,.r oof .i, ,ie-. Ill -liui .l V l.io.h,.
t.ury itnally mad Me Batts admit thatlwua born In Burkss Hsrdsns, Va and
Hi- r oil m no. haiwht iintli ISnl. but 1 mmm araduatad from the Ct.lv rally "''
the Bpsclsl Assistant Attorney-General I
wntetidsd that then waa a connection.
g wers III One sellable
tt iiad been
Inn! Uceii thought that Mi. M-llen
srould lie allows.! 10 g.- his s. wid
glags Isstintony in narrative form, lint
1. devslopsd thai II was to go on much
tt h IimcI in Hie thai stags. .Mi Mellen
vwuiii answsr in a gytlsbls and tiis
Ciovsrnmenl srould read for twenty m. ri
me, it was apparent tint the Uovsru
nisnt had nol been altogsthsr filsased nt
Mr. Chapln's tsstlmony in tin; morning,
it krit hammering u the Central fiew
Rnglund wiih minute" or letter, written
bsex ni IMS,
'I'll,. re was a khlH I hereafter lo goring.
fsld, ih- Hartford tnd Connecticut We-i-grn
Itsllrond ..mi the trolleys. Under
nate ,,f Novsnibor l'.', iv,. 1, I'rsaldeui
Hall wruts 1.1 K, l llabblns that linna
tli.li then iieiiiliim na, iiipiiiriM ami
Wanted to Know if t;,. Camiertl.ul law.
er illrl on: want Ihe assislailes 'if
''Judgs" HtotUard Mi Rnhblis. up.
gsared t .. ths Job. as evidenced by
liu gnawsr wrlttsit th t.i ina rial
"My ilea. .In, is.. Hall. 1 Mr, Itubli na
wri,te, "i learned last night, abottl I
', lo, I;, that then was a plan to pul
th V mail on the ra:lro.nl
h. n-s 11, e MoniiiBiie ,,i l Sor .ltrtielil l
1
lid HOI ilare t., .t.ilt livenli-'r in hOIII'l
I sot. ,
1 1 in I
i InJuitetluii mors tup illy
il lOU ,1 .ill. Ine I'rel.ti '
1 1 he
;lli , ,,'ne ilittl.'Ulty.
esr ami plaead the
hunted on an ,, ill
wni in his hi. .,ls
lit III) olll, e at
ST!) I went
tin the track, i fssl Ii
to take the rSSKllbllltt
This morning
nit ami look
was my duty
f iisjo my
tie: ( Jiiilgaient in all SniCI'gSI ami I
getsd.
"I sol your Liter In the
e.il flghl llgalnsl the 1 1 -.11- v I'm, iii KtW
Britain I,- ll ii'lford, l had llvs lawyers
HB.uiist tne. i n member Haying then
that I iii, I not care how ma lawyers
hud agulriHl me, hul I did nol want
Inn many with me,"
. A there are fuurtstg or mors law
yer., for the dsfsnus unci four or the
for ths Uoverninenl this brought a isugii,
iining which en ii .iuiIk. Hum join,.. i.
Mr. Men, nt is allowed i.i re inner
Xlc-r tins an Ujgrsepi ni sntered mm
fcernerii the rJehtrul New Kngluud -'ml
ins H" stin und viiiain. iii May, Ikts,
srhsrsby tne former got into etpring.
fa 1. 1 over tiic itieton an, i Albany bridge
through nu yards and into ih Hprlnr
mill n.itiiiii. Ii th,- i tral New 1 1
t.i c ami about llb.uua a yir. wli
. il.l .it ihlni thtg nxcssslvs, It
was in tlTeut .. tre- Tt- left lhs iiresi
dsnsv o' the Msg Haven in ,
.'ofo ii.g this cams the I'orrsspon
datUSI tive n M ', Mellen ami .lu.lge Hall
;n isw, ut whlvb tho wltnssg rsooin-
, .... led ti e purchaas of the Cei tral Mew
Knglaad Judas Hall wrote thai ..
was In f.i..r "f the purchase, tut the
directors Messrs. Morgan and Rocks
feler, had not been In fuvor.
In one letter, daied May 3ft. 1M0,
Mr Mellen was aphoristic on railroad
ttKhts In general.
He wrote that he expected to be In
New York soon, He would n glad t
do anything possible ami would gat in
touch w ith a man In control of the
situation, lie mentioned the dllBcultlsa
in the way of the completion of the Cen
tral New England, hut they would he
overcome, "and lis the parties in control
have a disposition to demorallss things,
ona Mar ..r demoralisation of your busl
ner.4 n mi r- prerenl
greater xpenc i
nete Is likely to '
than snj differ.
1,,. beta i you i,aidl:r th- i.-i e a',
which the proper!) can be purchased." i
Mr. Mi !" ii agreed that me rallioa I I
(hOUld have been purchased long before. I
Th- dilTerence In price was inconsldsr
Hide
, mp. ned with tie annoyance
would I isaper t. huy than to fight.
e..o i ... -
gmi oi ine imut hii-.uio uu hi.?.
' r lante, if tiooeo, iwiwnn rnnrvwu
mnanlM ars vr:. eSOenslVI and th,
hesnest way. in th,- Iouk tun.
i
pay Something lo avert thSTO. The
payment Is never equal to the loss eu
euina as Hie result of a contsst "
After speaklns of ths nrqulslllon of
tile New Haven Bteamboal Company
which. Mr Mellen ihottght, should have
been acquired carllei before it grew, he
added :
'Mill then you know the New Haven
toad has always been prone to under
ratlmats ths value f a competitor and
as a result of delay in VI iy many In
stances ims paid tremendous price
when with n very lutb- effort the com
petition iwuld have been slopped In its
Inception and nt a very little sapsnse,
"The road has n extreine! lortu
i.ato In being so rich It could afford to
pay the prices it has for .ts acquisi
tions, hut is ihsrs not a limit beyond
which even a property like t lie New
Haven can go? And is it not wise when
vou know so much depends upon the
maintenance of your monopoly lo
lake in what you know you musi ,vint
Ually have when the opportunity offers,
i veil at ii mod, r ib- advance over and
above what you estimate the value of
such an acquisition to beat the time?"
There were mure lei lets on tin- same
subject and then the court adjourned.
LAWYER DIES IN HALLWAY.
I'rnclured skull I. it lull Kills
Thonmn I,. Watern.
Thomas i, Watsrs, a broksr and
lawyer, was found dead yesterday mottl
ing in the hallway of I Wrsl Twenty
eighth strest, whsn he occupied apart
ments on the third floor, ii wat de
clared at the aUtOpSJ that death was due
lo .i fractursd skull. Mr. Waters
WSlghtd -v" poll:., Is. and the police SS
1,,. was probabli seized with spoplsay
after climbing Ihe Meps.
lie at ti nih il the laimbs Clnmbol
the Hudson Theatre Bunda Ight, aft.
Mr. W aters Was IN Vears old
Virginia. Me came to New Vork from
Washington and was assoclatsd with
se.eral promliunt cases.
CONGRESSMAN BENNET SUED.
etlon I OS KotSS for gH.SOO He
la ni.i t Hne Indorsed,
Willi:, m s Rennet, who sms elected t.
Congrsss in lhs Twsnty-third dlalrlcl h)
iboul Too votes, was aued in lhs Sn
immu Court VSStsrttHy by Martin II
Hermann, n an iismhi.hI claim L A.
Wiiiian.. Son. :.ir .' six nrotn. ;
lesnry iniien sgsoutstl on April I last,
The comalatnl ullsgra thai Ihe notes
wire mads by Valian i'urdnshlaii ami In-1
iloraeii i,v 1 1, liliel. TWO for 1 1 .".'1
lf,6o each wers payabht in thirty daya
ami Ihe others I r 1500 SSI'll i ll'le ll
Turn. fort-lh.. liftv ami iil day
Tae notes ail wen! to protest ami it la
illeged ti n Hsnnel fslled l pay them
v. ii, n uetnail'l w as i- nu nun
S'ahan Cardaahlan, a lawyer at ii
i.iiu rty sivest, is oaunssl hoi's for the
Turkish Government .,mt mail Commla.
alonsr of t ie uttoinsti sev'tlon of the
I'snamu-Pacltle Kxiwaltlou. Congress.
niall-eleet Itentiet ie 111 HaVUltltah, iii.
NEW PEAB0IY PANIC; 1 HURT.
I'm p I nl 111111 nf MUii.it.
nt" iin flr lit si JuIiu'h pAroohlul mhuol
it i PeulHHl) H t'H'Hh In Un ir in: mis. I
th kumUar rhildrcn of l hul Inxittuttou I
hud another nonfe tiii inorntugt thh !
(Irnt tiny In nchool lnt the fulul lirft.
sir, mi f!-i i pi mm frnin ;t rud tutor in I
,i room "i ' u ti'trh Hchool uullUltiH
whAffl niMion( urn balni hfi'i.
ihrw ihe soo t iiiitii-t'ii into a pnulo.
a ruh brkumIi but only 0114 ! win
hurt 1 1 1 1 1' i 1 . n- jumped from u window
on (In- llril htmv i the ctiiunij .mil ll
h.mi ttt have broken in- hwt
I lilo.illll
Ths stools
Wnm HUelwtl lllioiir.
iloly of .'olonlal War, io the
Ktatu of New Vork iii hold ll iwenly.
I-. ,l annual dlniior iiesl Tuesdny ev.o
iiitig al l .i inionii o'. . The speakers alll
i' the govsrnor of tin stsdsly, Major
'I m y tlatiKsvoori Hunford ; Jamss -ti
Ut'.'k. PX'l'nlled siat.s Asakttant Attar
w -i lein al : (.'harlas Hllehcoch Sherrlll,
Minister In ih trgehllnc, ami
Major John I'. Kllpfltrlok, S, il, . .1.
TIlS emtio. iltee of . 1,-warils in rllgrgS Ol
Hi. iiinin , are Koyal It 'i'. i:ikks, rlwlv.
man; Thsodorc Roossvslt Hslli C'llvs l.i,
liigagon ini Val, Hanry Ursvouri fan-
mm, Frsdsrlc 11. KSUtOt' utcl Howard T.
Kinptbury,
I WOMAN KILLED IN SUBWAY.
lager's wire rn Between car
at Paltoa street.
Mrs Helen B. Mitchell. 23 yearF old
Of 4., Van H.ppen aenue, Jersey City,
fll between two cara of a subway trail. .
at the Billion street nation yesterday)
nt 1:41 A. M . slid W'hm killed. BhS was
the wife of a cabaret finger now In
Boston.
Tlnj accident blocked the line for i
hour, Holes had to be chopped In 'he
side of the car ar, l the whsels Jacksd
up before the body , "'ill le ratrleateil. ;
Mra Mitchell and her oous n. Mrs
l.uli.ni nngllt, w.t.h whom Hh.- has bee'
Hying Sines her huebaud went to III!
the Moston eiaaRf nient. wers on UtSIT
way to Jersey City from an after
theni t,- supper. At Fulton street. In get.
Ung out. Mr. Mitchell fell and was
rolled between train and platform for
thine . before the train was stopped.
WINTER BATHER DROWNED.
Snmael inlrd, Virnthrr of Piilnr
Hears," IUIiik since Snnda Hip.
Samuel flalrd. I.', years old. n real es
tate dealer, of is Kast ntghttl avenue.
Bockaway tark, ons of the most en-!
thuslsatlc members of ttie Polar Bear
Club of winter bat here at the Rock
aways, s believed to have been drowneu
While taklntf a dip in the surf on Sun
day Yesterday his disappearance was!
reported to the police.
Tne police were toli that (laird left
hie home on Sun, lav wearltu a btuel
hatlili a suit atai a brown hath root . lit
Intended to anltn for i ,,t more than
half an hour, as was his oustom, t waa
aid. lie was rotuUdsrsd xp,rt at ban
dtlng hlnwelf in water fa.- uolder than
was the ocean on Bunds y, e- his family
did not become alsrmad al hie, ahssncii
tor otiie time. Yesterday afternoon
the told ti e poli. e ..f l is disappearance,
i
m I I I : fell- m l :: ill
TBggBB it m wr ;r .. i m mm
rTffiKaf - -- - .".. 1 I S -B '--J11 Ml S '
y s ti 'sg ;
- n w d CSV I.J e
! 0ercaft Weak at fllac s !
THE biggest things to talk about in this event are the prices the goods and the service talk for them
selves. They say: "This is the best thing in the direction of overcoat value that Macy's has ever done. "
Why go into detail about fabrics, lining, effects, styles
they're all here. We haven't stopped short of anything to pro
vide everyman's overcoat at a sensible price. Prices that spell
commercial efficiency, prices that really ought to come under
the head of "profit sharing" because at Mac ' prices are split
Suits and Overcoats $14.75 to $42.50
While we specialize in Men's Clothes ;it yv.T.s, our price nme ivm at 114.78
and reaches ?4'.so. To n under 114.75 is to o,, "cheap." and what sensible man
wants that? To o over 42.8o is extravagance of another kind winch we do not rec
ommend. Our Idea is that 814.75 covers most men's nmK though we ami to take
care of every body,
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PANAMA CANAL OPEN
AGAIN NEXT MONTH
Digging of riiHilliol in Dip
Slide Arvn Shows Snti-
f actora ProgTMs.
PaxaMA, Nov J.- So mu progress
has been made m dradjglng tin Punati .
Canal at OalUard Cut that it ..- now V!:
tuaily assured t .'.ere will he a chamn l
itu feet w ids by it" feet deep through
tile slide arta by Cie middle of Dc
cembsi
The drsdgss have bt in removing earl i
ut , rate aUOSSdlng I.O00.00C cubic yards
a month An svsragt 3.-.. I able
yards dally, Tin eat al engineers ea
that one favorable eign lhs ability
,,f the dreiits to malnta n thi cbanti I
they cut, and that the tendency of the
canal bottom to ouUe upward gradually
is ragging
They point out, however, that there Is
probably, s month of dredging ahead be
fore th waters again meet at the neck
of land, which Is 804 feet aide and 4"
feet aboxe the water IcvcL
It It stated that while the channel
will probably be open by the mlddls or
December, the canal will not is In con
dition f'T use, much before the llrst of
t ie year.
nreni-a tier Hack Trying Ksraii
Irene Batsman, i ,' years old. of ?i
Baat lAorty -first street, irteil to ss an
I last night from toe House ol 'i,si Mhep
hord, Avenue A and Klghty -ninth etrei I
land si:p:esi from the flrs sscapi on th
I sscond lloni to lhs stone courtyard. He
I solus was fractured, she v. is taken i
BeHsvua HoapHal.
v m Lun m t mr mm : ih mm
? m W H i J C '-'JUL!! I ' -1 -c
The Prices
EDGEWATER STILL SMELLS.
Hut Wft HM Hmlflpnt Smy Thry
Will Kliiht lo thr Knil.
v '. i ur(.i. rhatrmtn of th nU
i fumr coinmlttM of the o(t Knd Kuwth
; I lAtlOQi whlrh it tryliiK U) Kbffttt the
1 ufaMIICC of ftjrno- Which n-aii'il In
Isdgftfwatr fjictorlteVt rrAd hti report to
he MsBWctaitlon Iumi ciKht t a mMtlni
It) i h Ho:.. I A I'mc i ). i. Mr. I tu i r-
nortcd that the nulwncfl contlnuM. that
aTnt nilint-n'.- to thv iVnul 'mW- will b
L ftOUfthl which will pi-rn.lt ClimltUll Mllti
1 :y ba brouirht Malnm the offHidlhc cor
'r.t(ui .., bill ilia thlfl Wilt t ikt- rifeial
x fi! s. ami ' Kftt IflfMntlntfJ t he tiKlit tn
behalf of th 't Hhh rMldrmtfl will
i... kept up.
"W'v V9 hltlih ur.iittt"l hp lain of
' the proposMl Hcttvlttofj i t h- Attonutj
t'.fu-.-ai And ot' iha jtripu lu-aiih con."
mlMlonert" all Mr ln:ryia, "Tits'
Bctlvlttoa 'T our MiNcuitlotii howervr
and f th. rontdeiiU of Ihe Wetl side
wrltl continue unnhnted until the aurM.
r; tlir dCtlintentAl iiKri in 1lltl
Inattd'
m . I UiryM resd from a ropori of
i Hi rmimn M Hirfu?. Htu Honlth
I CotntnlMtoner. who put Ihe m.tim
I Muafely where l( Ik-iouk--. the rotnittH
I tee Andes iff Hiuwt unite;
i itrrcny ttri.t Knd cert try tne.1 ihe
rotidltlone art elm from tnt etnhtelon of
tiiukc, iri-Hfu. funtee nnd vapori from
it itiiin phtnte faceted hi tir bo rough
t.f hldgfewnter, county of Brven. Btnte
nt' Nnu .1. ree) . conntttute a puhlir nut"
nanct, which altectii th" comfort h-.i
J f po and aleo Indirectly, if not directly,
ill- w?iri: of Uf ittiii health nf a con
vlderabte number of pereoun in tha
i rotinty tif N'l-w Vork."
I Maa)itme onri in Rerrna,
VsaittxuTDM, No i, - The Ruprenic
I Court lake u neneai' Monday nti
I iJtit l Monday, tha Ilth inntant. the uaual
j ThanRaffoK r-1 eea.
are $14.75 audi $19.75
as a
effect,
Get your overcoat
can pick your choice
about any combination
914.75 or Si.T.s.
MmV M-ii'i ( loi hei Mi.p, I in tigi tor
'Twixt Trousers
and Shoes
JtiBt enough of a man's
socks may be seen to give
an indication of his stand
ard in dress
Some French silk socks
which have just come in
will give the wearer of any
of them the proper stand
ing anywhere.
Black, plain, with raised
stripe effects, and single
or j-cord clocking: and
oine prays and colors: $2,
$2.50, $3. $3.50, $4 pair.
Burlington Arcade floor,
New Bide
$5 a Pair
One of our 18 styles in
men's winter shoes at $5
pair: style 91, in dull calf
skin. Others in tan calfskin,
patent colt skin, glazed
kid skin ; for dress or busi
ness wear.
Of exceptional quality.
SHIRTS FOR BUSINESS
SHIRTS FOR THE EVE
NING SHIRTS FOR GOLF
n
i iviiac
result of merchandising ingenuity
this week. You
from an enormous collection in just
that is "riht" this season, and pay
R . H. Macy A C.'s Attract ions Ars Their Low rrie
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The Thoroughbred
of Overcoats
REDLEAF. from Lon
don. Picturesque : warm;
drapes inimitably ; good in
any weather; will take
rain or snow with unruf
fled good nature, and be
ready for full, fine service
in the sunshine, though it
be on the same day.
$35. $40 and $45.
Burlington Arcade iloor.
New Bldg.
The Aristocrats
of Overcoats
The Montagnac, made of
the montagnac cloth which
comes from Sedan. Which
came, would be more cor
rect; for none is coming
over now. America must
get along with what mon
tagnac overcoats are here.
Fortunately, we have a
good quantity at $75 each ;
lined with satin, with silk
velvet collars, piped with
velvet.
They never go out of
fashion.
Burlington Arcade floor,
New Bldg.
The New Style
in Silk Hats
It is the old style, the
well-balanced bell crown,
the year-in-year-out Lin
coln - Bennett, London
style.
Ready for the Horse
Show and the opera; light
of weight, deep lustrous
silk. $8.
Piccadilly. London, W.
And Wanamaker's New
York.
The Hatterie.
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not just for
needn't wait.
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Have You
Forgotten?
Were there not days in
the summer when skies
were blue and links were
green, and ladies were fair,
and somebody lined out a
corking drive, and you
flubbed.
Were there not sliced
irons, topped approaches,
missed putts, which put
you out of the running in
a match?
How much would you
have given not to have
made some of your mis
takes at golf?
The John Wanama.ker
Golf School
corrects faults ; puts a man
on his game his ovn
game and makes it possi
ble for him to get greater
enjoyment and satisfac
tion out of it.
Begin now to get ready
for your next season.
8 top-hole instructors.
Lockers, showers, clubs.
Sixth Gallery, New Building.
Does your train of thought
run to overcoats?
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All out for smart, service
able Winter overcoats.
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wear.
Smart loose Raglans ft
sporting and business wear
Motor coats - bit; tun
roomy.
Does your job keep you on
your feet all day?
Then you want our
"Cushion" shoes.
Built specially for chronic
standees.
Black kid, $5.50.
We specialize in underwear-
specially union :-uits.
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