The evening world. Newspaper, December 18, 1900, Page 9

iJ Flannel Dressing Sacques. ‘omen's Quting Flannel Dressing 4 oques, felled seams, bound and finished vith Nearsilk, 59 Each, @Outing Flannel Gowns, : 79 and 98c Each, ~ Oxting Flannel Komonas, Assurted color’, 1.25 Each, by SKIRTS, Mercerteed Sateen Skirts, Ange flounce finished with ruffle, black and colors, ¢ 98¢ Bach, N Mercerized sateen Skirts, also Moreen and Velour, black and colors, 3,98 Bach. Fancy Colored Merino Underskirts, 59c Each, OPEN EVENINGS. OTH AVE., 20TH TO 21ST $1. LADIES’ mes Five hundred Dozen, Piqué sewh, or overseam Kid,—and English Cape,— a-clasp. All fashionable colors, hite and black. ‘ ; $1.00 per pair, “MES MoGREERY & CO, per Twemty-thied Street. ¢ I #0 to w a, a f t SILKS. * 10,000 yards printed oulards,-—in all fashionable olors and black and ‘white, —and Printed Liberty Satin, -65 per yard; Formerly $1.00 and $1, 50, JAMES McGREERY & CO, Twenty-third Street, NES BROS You can't go ver you bay's. coat of Ontond ara ford toe aeteay (hing thts year alt folly Jolt Out raution to Gram come hore If you wish a fine fashionable overcoat at just about one-half the price which others ask, attend our great Retiring Sale. For, we are quitting the retail! business and are selling the best | and most reliable clothin; York at the lowest prices ever known, lvery garment is offered at exactly 60 CENTS ON TAS ADOLLAR. Seite, trousers, fi) drow sulin, laters, ap Oxford averaoais and Joon, with bread mitic enn couty, bat wacriticed dollar, Heveral hundred oot are now 161, Home priote were 113, 15 and f18. They the jie of which New Yorkers may never see iit 890 BROADWAY 'tm3 | ‘a STICKS TO, HSMASTEDSHP Almost Starved Fisher- men Accept Food, but Decline Rescue. 8. JOUN' » Deg, Je—The Allan ine steamer Cofean, Capt. Stewari, waloh sailed f Philadelphia Dee, Bu for thie: port a iaagow and w arrived here jeer night, mperte While ON Bavle Liand Maturday +) wghted the Gloucester (Mam) faher- of tour- fares, ated in in New) + | Algona: cur eatin Magers O'Neill's Useful Holiday Gifts for Men. Smoking Jackets. Double-raoed Cheviot Jackets, all handsome jpatterns 4.00 and 7,00, vale 3.98 and 4.98 Each, Plain English Cheviot Garments in the newest shades, lined with fine Itallan, value 7.50. 5,45 Each. Haglieh Plaid Backs, exclusive patte, na, soll color facings 10,00 10 15,00, at 7.85, 9.75 and 11,98 Each, Fine Imported Matolasse Jackets, in all the new color combina tions,, at very low prices, Also a complete stock of DRESSING GOWNS AND HOUSE. COATS, Men’s Bath Robes. Fine Woollen Blanket Robes, Gray, with Bhie | Borders, value 6,0 | 3,75 Each. 2.98, 4.98 and 5.75 Each Choice Novelties in Men's Neckwear, Gloves, Umbrellas, Canes and Furnishings. OPEN EVENINGS, Sixth Avenue, 20th to 21st Street. valu Red and Pink Kiderdown Robes | “Re B, Macy & Co's Attractions Are Thetr Law Price > frome 13h (0 16th, 6th APS \a Sides 14th St. Women’s Electric Seal Coats, double-breasted style, wide revers, high collar, line. with Skinner's satin and patented interlining, sizes 32 to 44; our price, $29.59. Women's Persian Lamb Coats, made of selected skins, double breasted model, lined with plain or fancy figured satin, $99.74, Women's Alaska Sable (skunk) Muffs, worth$10,00, at $7.34. Women's Mink Clusters, finished with eight wolverine tails, 99.74. Women's Sable Fox Neck Pieces, $10.74; Mutls to match at $9.74. Women's Dark Mink Neck Pieces, cluster style, with twelve tails, $14.74, Misses’ Sable Fox Neck Pieces, boa style, $6.49; Mulls: to match, $6.49. Children's. White Angora Fur Sets, pocket Muff and Neck piece, $1.49, Children's White Lamb Sets, trimmed with Angora fur and beaver heads, $1.99. Babies’ Sheepskin Carriage Robes, lined with quilted sateen, $3.34, $3.99 and $6.34, Babies’ Sheepskin Carriage Robes, double style, lined with quilt- ed sateen, $5. 67, Both of our establishments will be open evenings until Christmas, | Substantial Christmas presents, Everything for housekeeping. | | COWPERTHWAIT & SONS, Park Row and l2lat St. and Chatham Square. | 3d Ave. for ten dave and tie requ; y to enable ie Anmloripxon | LONG SEARCH-FOR FIRE. | Tenement Dwellere smelled smoke Cuthbert fyraratio IUTUOING AT RAMBITLPS, ALD PD grecadl | Meshor, witsa isan 3 isin es INCOMING. ‘rare aud at Last Found tase, Ten familles |) the fivewtory douvle ‘read of an outhreak o'clogh faet mtwat until & o'clawe tiie morning. Then ihelr fears were ronlined ll B.A. MORRISON ai Maat and inahe far xome | port Aya t a ie id val "Gauber.| and hae @ dep: Bie war | Bill: 1n'1009 a. Kevex, ase For opera glasses, handkerchiefs, | én: lete, Made of Fancy Velvets, Silks; SHIPPING NEWS, and Leather. POUT OF YEW Voun, 2 50 oe le bis ae tisere | $ ? g poe Value $4.50. Naw York 693 BROADWAY, tonemient a\ 107 Beyenih aveatig were fn | of firé from 9! THE WORLD: ‘TUESDAY 3k WT Made 2 00, WH Sf. > orl ave A’ Macy's you freqiently secure two presents for the amount you tone one would cosh, Travelling Clock, $3.98, | We show a large variety of Trav. elling Clocks, The one selected for this illustration is gold-plated, has fine French movement and tvory-finished dial, comes in. com. pact leatherette case, , Scores of others, including re peating strikers, At Macy's you frequently secure wo presente for the qincunt you hought one would cost, Bisque Clock, $9.97, The illustration is an exact repre. sentation—minus the color—of a handsome Rudolstadt Bisque Clock, decorated with charming floral designs in hag | reliet et- fects. It has tancy flower dial and eight-day movement, Very cheap at $9.97. | Hundreds of other Clocks in china, porcelain, bronze, brays, | onyx and marble, 98¢, to 955,66. At Macy's you frequently secure two presents for the amount you thought one would coat, | We Sell Strictly _DECEM BER acys 18, 1900, RH. Macy & Co's s Attractions Are Theie | Low Prices, Both Sides 14th S$¢. 43th to 15th, 6th Av “Store Open Evenings. Because impetucus buyers The usual Shopping Jots. abound at this special pericd we don’t tack on extra prolits, w price level is firmly nia ‘ntained, Quantities and varieties tha: would bewilder, were it not for the system and orderliness with which they are displayed, You may have one or twenty presents to buy, and come here without a single clear idea, | The merchandise on view ap:eals to every need, and idea will follow idea with marvel- lous rapidity. That's not all, Ottener than not the “appropria ion” made for gift things will not be exhausted when you've chosen and paid, for Casi, No House That Sells On Credit Is in 4 Position to Match Our Low Prices, At Macy's you frequently seeure| thought one would cost, | At Macy’s you frequently secure (wo presents for the amount you thought one would cost, We Sell Strictly for Cash, No —~_ House That Sells 7 On Credit Is in ra a Position to | Mateh Our Low | Prices, e+ Al Macy's two presents for the amount you two presents for the amount you two presents for the amount you you frequently secure thought one would cost, [eres one would cost, | Diamond Jewelry. We have a magniticent stock of | Diamond Jewelry, It's well | worth remembering | Wedo not claim that our Diamonds } are intrinsically superior to those sold | elsewhere, That would be mere bathos Our plea for your preterence is based on the fact that we secured our [la monds at very low prices and are sell. ing them on exceeding'y nairow mar: ins. Many another dealer would con sider four times our protit fair mer | chan‘ising. tlowever, wesell Mamonds just as we do everything else—as low as possible | | Man's Gypty Ring, set withone ruby | and two brilliants, weighing 115 kt, worth $180.00; at $112.49, Teplitz Bust, $2.47, | Teplitz is rich ware—most pop- Gold-Plated Frame, 98. | stin's Gvpsy Ring, set with opal |! ular of all pottery, Meal for Gold-plated Florentine Photo: centre ant two brilliants, weighing |) cabinets, etageres and mantels, graph Frames at 8, They are | g's, less 1-64, worth B85.00 at || The above illustration represents a a figure seven inches high—fin- being sold elsewhere at $1.50. Large collection of other styles ranging from 496, to $4.98 Every one is a money-saver, At Macy's you frequently secure) two presents for the amount you} thought one would cost, Bronze Figures, $4.69 Pr, | | This Bronze Figure is 20 inches high, It isa mythological study | | Lite Autumn, The god- dess' brow is wreathed with clus- || ters of grapes, and she holds aloft i) 3 large bunch of the same Italian | | fruit, There are other iy: teal || figures typifying the four seasons || 88. 24 and $12, m4, | At Maay's you frequently secure two presents for the amount you | thought one would cost, | Limoges Mirror, $1.94, Hand-painted Mirrors from | Limoges, gold-plated frames and | handles, exquisitely decorated | backs; mostly Empire designs; | variousquaint and graceful shapes Cre in doit, the Harlem Court today thar he w wvlity of rtealtog » fold watch trom, at Mre. Henderson Victor Balle told Magiatrats Brann in| for the aaltlon of butler, bay gH sd oda bn le Shed et praia errs. Cut Glass Atomizer, $4,87, Have you thought of an Atom. izer? It may be just the needed | thing, We've illustrated an ele. gant one— brilliant cut glass bot. tle and sterling silver top--price $4.87, The writer saw its mate in another Store marked $7, 50, | Candy & Table Decorations The Macy Candies are well known—and favorably known, | All are made in our own factory | of freshest and purest materials, It would be wise for you to bu: here, even if we charged as muc! as others, But our prices are always lower than elsewhere— frequently half, Assorted Chocolates, ie and j4e, Assorted Chocolates, five pound boxes, 89¢, and $1.95 Mixed Candies, tive pound boxes, Noe, and $1,160, Entra tine Chocolates Hons, pounds pur np eetagon shiped box, 1% spound boxes, and Bon in fancy Crnaments made of cholee,who'e some chocolate — animals, birds, sokliers, sallors—6c., 8. and 100.5 clephants,1 2c and 29¢.; turtles, a7c, At Macy's you frequently $1.50 Neckwear, 74c, | One hundreddozen Men'sScarfs, large shapes, made of squares of elegant silks imported from Lone don for the purposs, Good values at $1,25 and 61,50; choice id Thi home and applte Atter ie Rad frome Mee. Hon’ ereo pronounced | seure wo presents for the anount you| * hough! one would cost wate, Sane rewavel the at Mth Mreet station and| Hospital today and avked wo have hie Woman's Cluster Ring, large, tine sapphire cent-e and twelve brilliants, weighing *, ki, worth $120.09; at $9.42, Woman's Three-stone Circle Ring, contain i one sapphire and two diamonds, weighing 24 kt, worth $250.00, our price $191.24 Woman's Marquise Ring, medium size, sapphire centre, surrounded by twentyfour brilliants, weigh. “ ing *% kt, worth $75.00, our price $49.79, Woman's Princess Ring, gontain- ing five rubies and twenty-four brilllants, weighing 11% kt tive | white stones, worth $135.00, our | price g97.40, Brooch, set with beautiful white stones, fancy Hi Wore seven briltiants, weight 2 » worth $175.00; our py 124, \ | Pansy Brooch, set with fitty-nine line white diamonds, = worth $175.00; our price 9149.01, | Diamond = Sunburst, contatning \| fitty-tive beilllants, weighing 2!) kt, worth $175.00 our price $130.44, | Diamond Links, set with white cut stones, from $5.09 to $14.24, Others at $76, 87¢., $2.67, $5.97, 87.44, $9.89 up to $20.87, thought one would cost, | Chine Codelren $3.88 | tily decorated with dainty flower designs in delicate tints, The one we illustrate is the tallest--others At Macy's you irequently secure) two presents for the amount you thought one would cost, $9.21, | thought one would cost, | Men's Bath Robes. : Ihe experiences former ol | portance of Mens Bath Robes as holiday merchandise, That's | why we have provided so lav. . p | hing Hg are meagre hints of | the last lots to arrive. | Fern Dish, $2.41. , | At $3.89 instead of $4.) S—inade | (Quadruple plated Silver Fern | of fancy strived eiderdown, colors ' Dish, showy and artistic open. that you'll like, ', work border, mounted on claws | At $4.97 testead of $6.s0—made feecy eidendown, cloth feet, separate lining for ferns, ot heavy, Meecy el 2.41, the display iv enhanced bound throughout, Wilh Others ranginy up to 15,24, At $3! instead of $7,50— made i eatra weight doutetaced sidordown —luaurious {{ Muey's you Frequently secure | At $6.04 lwo presents for the amount yon) of rich a ‘thought one would cost, | terns in fp ] At $7.99 invtead of $10 Silk Waists, | " oon have you measure the 0 he store by our Silk Sas anything else Unimis $1.00 Suspenders, 49%, Six hundred pairs plain colored and fancy figured | satin and pure silk webbing white kid ends and ornamental buckles. Each pair folded in neat box, worth 75. and $1.00; our price 49 $140 and § Mid qarments are well worth see | tafleta with conting ins slitehing and tuckity, The higher priced ones are | tevatively as cheap, { | At Macy's you frequently secure | |two presents for the amount you | | —$2.19, $2.94, 84,35, at 746, tnought one would cost pa i. Renate ene | semewrummemmrrremenmmeearan | ene tanner seen or ee ane cn nen i eat, The Map etrat: hin ti i war giaced in nwatt tore ROBS AS HE BEGS A JOB, |i v. "8°" FOUGHT IN THE HOSPITAL, wel tow ie he aa eee ® vears old “to ake lien th head vf the Nalle’s Call om Mes, ‘Hendersed moe vies heey Lames Ment iti A tmeh po Dee aad ‘atepaltbon: AftRaled, tS. d 4 At Macy's you frequently stoure | ished in like and gold—$2.47, | A! Macy's you frequently secure two presents for the amount you | These China Candelabra arepiet, | are hore at O8c, $1.94 aud up to | | Christmases taught us the im- | |, other store, Suspenders | | the glass into your good | The greatest skill known to the NTH wT | At Macy's you frequently secure two presents for the amoun' you | thought one would cost, oT AVR | Marble om $10.39 | Cupid and Psyche sculptured out of Castellina marble--two other | sizes of the same subject $24.66 | and $49.66, Please price them atart and curio shops, Hundreds of other Italian Marble Groups and Busts, At May's you frequently seeure two presents for the amount you thought one would cost, f Cracker Jar, $2.14, | These Cracker Jars are very spe- cial values — my burned ae plated silver, new uted Colonial shape, finished with shot beaded border—very ornamental and equally useful. At Macy's you frequentiy secure two presents for the amount you thought one would post, | ¢ | Shaving Mirror, $1.87, ' Gold plated Florentine Shaving. Mirror, $1.87. The decorations — | are substantial and elaborate, | Our price, $1.87, is remarkably low, Others call them bargali at $2.50, At Macy's you frequently secure two presents for the amount you Al Macy's you frequently seoure | thought one would cost, ad | wa presents for the amount you “Florence Cut Glass Bowl, $19.61, | The newest and most radiant 1 crystal cutting has been chrise | tened—'Florence”—a —mellifilue | ous Southern name that will help graces. cutter's art is required in the ex ecution of the “Florence,” It’s a design you'll not find in any scores of other iris descent eflects at prices that have given Macy's international fame, Silver-mounted Cut Glass nd Berry Gowls, B87 to Silversmounted Cut Gass » HF.49F NOS, ut Glass Claret Pitchers $12 Cut Glass Tankards, $7.97 to 615,47. Cut Glass Decanters, $297 to$i233, Cut Glass lee Bowls, $3.97 to$t6,37, Cut Glass Jelly Stands, $3,97t0 $9.47, Cut Glass Salis and Peppers, 19¢ to $3.59, WAY BELOW ZERO. at clin in Belle mA ie himesit generally er i sen three to five James MoPOUlipe, twenty eur 4 under ar ‘Thon he] tees dee we asd there phat endeavors (9 ta him. was finally poem at rari | ipod, a walter of 68 Preah sy even wem to the divonvary at Bellevue LJ war jem, 00 Which was a feeh wound, dros, Me [i eh and that, om, ere are naw bela tn ter paiva sa ‘of