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BE i Di eh et aR ae A a mo Raa RR a THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, apr, 14, 1904.’ fomination. That will come later. No = Macys h Ave. PARKER, WITHOUT + DBT, SiS CK Demooratic National Commit- teeman from New York De- PS. . geld to-day that Judge | rs by the Démocrats io as Certain ag that of President Roose- velt by the Republicans. od Parker will make a great candidate and a winning fight in the bargain,” 6aid Mr Mack. “This is to be @ Democratic year, National and Btate, and we are already justified in preparing for a celebration of victory. ‘We have figured out already that the Parker men in the State Convention will comprise 76 per cent. of the full H. MACY & C9. Butterick Patterns and Publica- tions for May are now ready. \ Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices, Jvdge Parker is, the men of the hour just now. ' “Wo up-State Democrats are all en- thusiastically lined up for iilm and will £0 to the convention mext Monday pre- pared to Indorse him as the choice of this State. His popularity has already hoxtended into est and Judy tid from reports we arg receivin y {here te 'Rothing now that can stem the tide for the Judge. doubt Mayor MéClellan would make an aginirable candidate fdr Governor, but Sith st. Butterick Patterns and Publica- tions for May are now ready in repres: .° expec: ‘After his nomination, not 1 lete li " ¢ _‘Dlares- the Judge Is Sure to hate Fury ‘wit contin statement rege jer, ae eee nee sain TL, roan, B' way, at 6th Ave. 34th to 35th St Main Fl, roar. Poh a for an uninatructi nj oal issues. hend that ti Ld . Be Nominated! by Demoorats, | wnen ne tocis the pulse of the conven: | ot the idee, wil be more, than : interesting poem: : ’ <a er | Noteworthy Sale of Girls’ Dresses. Men’s Ready-to-Wear Clothing. | Norman ©. Mack, member of the| nominating Mayor Mote ove | a i i i SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK R larly from. Sale .49 Gray Pinhead Worsted This particular fabric has been utilized by eae tcate’ wns lo stopping at the Hots] t 100 early to talk of the Gubsrnatorial MONDAY MORNING WONDERS. $10.00 to $14 eack {peice 05 each. secone visor, Suits at $1.4,96, OU Sut, makers for a number of seasons, Hh ‘ a= REPTERSTPY i 8 CIR OSE s We be che eae ie quantity Met were one hundred and twelve Dresses in Meas poy L seeps satis. "Fo his Mae (le Rell a is d e lot. To be equally exact: The materials are high grade and the styles h ‘ tdi thonn to ane al jitractiyely ne je plgh ged gun Russian Hist vinous fancy Ail ioe for very ‘alaad exirk oct tear oro to See i ; models, They are made up of Linens, Piques, Brilliantines, Voiles, Serges and Men's $1 ha dane p } Nun’s Veiling, prettily trimmed with lace insertions, fancy braids and French SAR AAA AD ME ERS iN ie hand-emb i, Rain Coats at $43, of treatingit. In this instance pure worsteds and-embroidered collars, cuffs and belts. Heetiah ae arora iced cate iio fabric is : . Mothers of misses from 6 to 10 years of age will find this lot of handsome Dresses _*ft¢rward tailored on lines similar to those in the best grade overcoats. 4 A 4 The collars ate high and close-fitting, the shoulders well-shaped, allowing i timely and temptingly priced. , the fu backs te drape graceful. Lengths are 52 inches; colors, Ox.‘ ‘ fo) _ | Women’s $3 Shoes and Oxfords--$1.98. In The Basement Friday. A ee gee ey ‘ ‘A second shipment has arrtved, so we will be all ready again to-morrow to supply everybody with ". i Top Coats, Special, These are smartly tailored Coats, in this splendid footwear and save a full dollar to every one who buys a pair. ded Wash Goods Remnants 3c. to 1 Oc. a Yd le $9.96 and $11.74, short box models, the lengths being f° The Boots and’ Oxfords were made for us during a season when the factory would otherwisé have f live sh 32 and 34 inches. ‘They are shown been idle. That's the reason for the saving. They Are fine and stylish and durable—note all the little points | oa) oe _ PIECES UP TO TWELVE YARDS. ; In tan and olive shades of covert and plain in striped effects. ' of finishing and see if fey do not come squarely up to, your notion of three-lollar footwear: || Included in this remarkable remnant sale are Linen Suitings, Shirt Waist Suitings, ’ fine Kis Botss in biston and lace; exceptionsliy: good Shoe for everyday shade; nothing fashy about thete Ox-{ {Ill Reps, Voiles, Ginghams, Percales, Madras Waistings, Cheviots, Batistes, Organ- Young Men’s Suits, -: >: n=. neal, close trimmed soles; stylish toe wear and dress occasions. fords; very conservative; for school di 's ‘f d Mull i Y . | haves Cuban heels. welted soles; for Patent colt fow Shoes on arched or business wear; good weight sole. les, Swisses an ulls. Made of fancy cheviots and cassimeres, blue serge and black Thibets, the business women; all sizes. lasts cf this season's models, close) Fine blick kid Oxfords, kid tip, On The Main Floor. in single or double-breasted styles. They are boldly modelled, to ph Patent colt lace ‘Shoes, with dull! ee; every woman can be fited in| welted sole, new , well: |! ; youkig ied of 140.20 years). Two prices: > nae tops, soles, ineat an heels, | yle. ed heel, E ik = . Sai ly at aban, Mee ostorts ot ety aern| hs "ett | Black & ColoredDressGoods Remnants $7.49 and $9.96 : cel 5 5 ~ “$1 to $2 Negligee Shirts, 59c. and.95c.- | {Of course it is ho special trick io go into the market and buy badly shaped or out of daye dollar and |) two dollar Shirts to seit at bargain prices. But this is a different proposition. Men may buy here to-mor- |) row for 59¢., Shirts such as ate to-day sold in the best store*for $1 and $1.50. They may buy for 950, Shirts such ‘as are sold nowhere in all New York for less than $1.50 and $2. ult is these facts tivat make this the best Chirt sale we ever knew about at the beg Herd are details. $1 and $1.50 Shirts for 59c. | Excellent Negligee Shirts of woven madras, in a large} fange of good stripes and color combinations: some have plaited front, though most are plain. The greater portion of them have separate cuffs, some have cufls attached. Every Shirt is well imade and finished; sizes 13% to 47. $1.50 and $2 Shirts, 95c. Made of cheviots aid madfases. The cheviot Shirts are nc, of a season. a beautiful © very fine ¢ oF the cheviot n the front an very desirable fig- with white grounds range of other ‘These all have separate cuffs tc Shirts are made with three wic have attached or detached cuffs. ures in this lot. ; The madras Shirts are of extra fine qudlity, and the range of patterns and colorings is bound to please every one. Sepatate cuffs with each shirt. Sizes 13}@ to 17. You can} 3, and it = the' cHoicé-of ‘many-men for Wearing the year round. There jet 34 or 33 sleeve length in the cheviot Shirts. are the white grounds with black or blue hair line stripes, © ay : ss | Main Floor, Elm Piacs Entrance. ~~ Underwear and Hose for Everybody, And Half or Nearly Half Usual to Pay. Main aisle tables for this Underwear, and Hosiery, so that everybody can get a fair chance to see how fine it is and to share. With the need time just beginning, it seems almost. impossible good luck to have such bargains tn desirable wear-things: |; Women’s 20c. Un@ervests, 9c.°°| an-excelfenf quality, high neck, long | Children’s 25c. Stockings, 123;c, - Fine cotton ribbed Wrdervests, low and short sleeves; French band knee Fast black, fi fi neck, sleeveless and short sleeves; some | and ankle length Drawers to. match.| 4, bora itch be Guallty lisle thread In are plain, others. are trimmed around! These goods are made by one of the) Oro? stitch and allover lace effects, in s yoke with fanéy edging, | best sails in {his country, devoted ex-| Pretty patterns, . r clusively to the manufacture of high-| Plen’s 25c. ’ q ris ay oar ty : ren. Slight imperfections make th's , imported, fine. gauged, Undervests, low neck, sleeveless;, some rm medium-weight cotton, also Black cot. en's 28. Stockings, 19c, | ton Socks with unbleached split fe: ary plaig, others are elaborately trim- | Pyyt possible: pged with dainty lack, |. Fast black, fine gauged, very sheer) also a variety of fancy embroidered ai ‘Women’s 50c, Underwear, 25c. | gauze lisle Stockings, spliced heels and Striped effects. All have spliced heels Ribbed shaped cotton Undervests of! toes, Main Floor. | and toes, -..:Fine-Pianos at Reduced Prices. A Notable ‘Sale Marks the Piano Store’s Anniversary. A very great Piano business has grown up here in two years. It started modestly, without hurrah— but its principles were right: It has been managed on the same simple, straightforward plan that marks every feature of theiLoeser business, It has offered to the people of Brooklyn a choice of Pianos in several grades, each the very best in {ts class, each at one fixed price, and that the lowest for which !'i:s of equal merit are anywhere Sold. ji ‘i ! As fast as people found these facts out, such a business was bound to grow. This is the; Piano, Store's anniversary, and we mark it with an offering of a number of Pianos which |have' been taken in erate for other makes or still finer instruments. In each case they have béen put in } } ‘ood condition, In some instancés they are quite as fine in every respect, even the appearance of the cases, ‘new pianos that would cost full prices, And yet they may be bought for these sharp price concessions: é < Uprights. ; We have also, in the sale Price } New. Nps, Three Rudolf Pianos at $195; $275 Value. bony. $250 : Phelps Estado, "280 95 | Four Richmond Pianos at $215. Regularly so & Co., mahogany . 300 Hd . $275. hton & Co., mahogany . 300 Wagner. & Co., ebonizes 300 125 | The Rudolf Pianos at $198 are the last we shall have at Heller & Go., mahogan 200 150] this price. They have been so much talked about that it Ricca: & Son, golden, oa 250 150) hardly seems necessary to say more, They are fine, Muehlfeld’ & (Go., walnu' 250 150] sweet-toned instruments, with‘an evenly balanced scale, wer, birch’ case... 200 150] and the case designs are attractive, It is one of the most smth [al ctide lee PS Sane ane non oppertunitits to wet as a bargain a Plano that we Ar NeS, a s can fu uarantee for Sith Ge ;Bartes, walnut 268 pl aa! five years that we have ever Schjllér .. walnut. ‘The Rich Pi 300 225 je Richmond Planos:re underpriced simply by th anata 350 976 |the makers have dropped this particular style of Coleg is ‘Starr, mahogany. 345 465 | the four Pianos on our floor are, therefore, to be sold at a$60 Bmergon, «mehogal 275 | reduction, The mechanism of the Pianos is as fine as anv Behy - Bras, Flemish oa! 800] Richmond—and the cases» may well appear as beautiful to you as any others, In every instance, if {t is not convenient to monthly payments may be arranged without a price further than interest at the rate of 4 Fourth Floor, Knabe,~ rosewoow. ay cash, vance, in Per cent. a year, Hale 8 Co., rosewood. Steinway: Sons, ..: Black Wool Voiles at 29c. hundred yards of the good wool Voiles ! Pegieeric sell for aan “yard aan be here to- i morrow. for.a sharp price concession. Yard' wide 50c. Lace Stocks, 25¢. Some Honiton lace hand-made Stocks for less than the braid alone would cost. They are daint and smart and it would take anybody at least a ay to make one of them. Half price Priday, at 256. trae simple nnouncement should send these al en $5 Silk’ Coll 4. fe This: annow i = ilk arettes, $3.98, ¥® Pout in a ity, so-be prompt if you would be sure. More of the pretty, soft, huh ES es, All black and 290, a yard. Printed Batistes at 9c. -,Some were as.much as 48c,.a yaril and others as little as-43%c. But they are-all bargains at Friday’s H and we have a splendid yariety for choice, 00, * White ‘and ti all with the full ruffles and I Stain Foor, rane eS. Ravdnd Floor, Elm Place. ” 7 $1.50 “Regal” Fountain Pens, 59c. Since we first introduced the “Regal” Fountain Pens in Brooklyn about a year ago, hundreds of them have beet in. steady use and there have been no complaints, That's ihe best possible i peo ranean ion ‘o-morrow a sale of them for 4 remarkably little . They have the. best hard rubber ‘barrels, Plaln or pitre and 14-k. gold peng We will refill or clean them wit any $4.50 Fountain . are the equal of Flats ‘rie win be. f earaaite them for a year aj out charge at any time, sold, Pieces Up to Ten Yards. Among them are such fabrics as Crepe de Paris, Voiles, Londen Twine Cioth, Eotiennes, Etamines, Canvas Cloths, Veilings, Albatross, Mohair Brilliantine, Sicil- ians, Tweeds, Cheviots, Serges,’ Challies, Cashmeres, Plaids, Shepherd Checks, French Novelties and English Scotch and Irish Tweeds. Regular Prices ranged Sale Prices range from 39°: to $2.49 a yard. from 24° to 49° a yard. The Women’s Neckwear Dep’ t*" Offers for Friday and Saturday : Black Liberty Silk Ruiffs, With long ends of liberty silk, With shawl ends of liberty silk, our regular price $2.79, special our regular price $3.96, special, “at $4.97 ‘at $2.69 Unusual Values In Collar and Cuff Sets: Sets elaborately embroidered in Persian colorings, reg- ularly sold at 50c. and 75c:, our price Cot Batiste Sets in equ and white, trimmed with Venise lace and daintily. embroidered in colors; our regular price 96c; special at.,.. 24c 24c Medium Priced Footwear for Women.-» ». Compared with the prices others ask, these show liberal savings; on some pairs an entire dollar or more; on others the best: part o' adollar. The'same feature is noticeable througgout our Footwear stocks, There are large economies for women who want the finest bench-made Shoes money can buy; proportionate savings for those who seek full measure of service, comfort and style in Shoes for general wear, Button and Lace Shoes of kidskin, with self tips, light flexible soles, military heels, sold elsewhere at $2.50; our price. ,. $1.87 Button and Lace Shoes of vici kid, with patent leather tips, me- dium weight soles and military heels, Sold elsewhere at $2.50; our price......... OS b $1.87 Button Shoes of vici kid, with patent leather tips, cloth topped; light soles and military heels. Sold by others at $2.50 a pair; our PTICE onc ceseesecesoees see one Button Shoes of vici kid, kid tips, heavy extension soles and mili- tary heels. Sold by others at $2.50 a pair; our price..... $1.87 Button and Lace Shoes of patent leather, with kid tops, medium weight welted soles and Cuban heels. Sold by others at $3.00 a Pair; OU PFICE. see e eee eee seco ee dechoveces Peeeeee es $1.97 Misses’ and Children’s Shoes Button Shoes of kidskin, patent Putten Shoes, made of vici kid, leather tips, medium welght soles, patent Jeather tips, hand-sewed welts, spring heels, broad toe last; sizes § Right Shape”’ lasts; sizes 8% to 11, to 8, a pair, 9Mc.; sizes 8% to 11,2 $1.99; sizes 1134 to2,,..,..82-49 pal Hie nes 11% to 2,a pair, . encore eeeeeeceeees $149 Lace Shoes, made of vicl kidskin, self tips, hand-sewed welts, “Right Button Shoes, of kidskin, patent Shape’’ lasts; sizes844 to 11..$1.99 leather tips,ltight-weight welted soles, spring heels, “Right Shape” lasts; sizes 8% to 1 1.49; size 113(,a Button and'Lace Shoes, made of vici kid, patent leather tips, mediym weight soles, spring heels: sizes 8% to 11, a pair, $1.69; sizes 11% to Oxfords, made of kidskin, patent leather tips,welted soles,spring hee's; sizes 1114 to 2,., + $1.99 Oxfords, made of patent colt, with tips, weited soles, spring heels, sii 11% to 2,at . ** Rough-and-Tumble Proof’ Footwear for the Boys.-« » It must be good Footwear to stand the test a boy gives it when spring days permit endless TOMPINE: We had these Shoes made expressly for hard service, and they are solidly and carefully built. For grades to equal these others’ prices are a fourth to a third reater. School Shoes, made of casco calf, stout soles an solid heels, seams warranted not to rip; sizes 2% to 5%, a pair, $1.49; sizes 13 to 2, a pair.. Ag $1.24 “Solid Wear’ Shoes, made of satin calfskin, kid tops, Good- year welled soles; 2% to 5%, a pair, $1.98; sizes 13 to 2, a pair $1.87 “Iron Clad” Shoes, made of wax calf or vici kid, Nand-sewed welted oak soles, mannish lasts; sizes 2% to 5%, a pair $2.98; sizes 13 to 2, a pair.. wae $2.49 Dress Shoes, made of patent colt skin, kid tops, hand-sewed welted oak soles, nobby lasts; sizes 2% to 5%, a pair ‘3 32; sizes 13 to 2, a pair 92.97 Little Men’s “Right Shape” School Shoes, made of box calf, stout soles, spring heels, sizes 8 to 2, a pair .. vee S149 Little Men’s “Right Shape” Dress Shoes, made of patent cok- skin, kid tops, hand-sewed welts, spring heels; sizes 8 to 2, A: DUP Gh dees co walks AUSHOR hadeondas aper caaieaear $1.98 . at 5c. a yard, our price Sale of WOMEN’S BELTS. i« r: Fine Soft Lambskin Belts, unlin- ed, inred, green, brown, tan, gray, blue, white and biack; buckles in gilt, nickle and black enamel, Sold elsewhere at 60c.; our price. .39c Silk Crush Belts, in-blue, red, black and white, 2% inches w sold by others at $0c.; our prices. C ic Silk and Leather Crush Belts, all the newest shapes; plain backs with hand- some back: pieces; in an immen.c va- riety of colorings and styles; sold else- where at $1.75; our price,...... $1.49 Crush Leather Belts, made of the finest glove skin, back pieces formed of flat or cut buttons, newest French buckles, in lavender, brown, purple, white and black; sold elsewhere at $3.50; our PFICE.seenen ses streee cena B297 Childsen's Russian Blouse Belts, made bi eataty leather and kid, in red, black and white; at 4c. and 49c, Linings ‘ Less Than Usual.—4,f Fast Black Beetled Percaline, 38 inches wide, regularly 16c.a yard; sales price cs iccsceus Oc Genuine Spun Glass Percaline (brand stamped on every yd), highly Mer- cerized; in black and staple colors; ad- vertised by others as a special bargain 12c We carry in stock regularly many of the well-known advertised brands of Lin- ings, and our prices are invariably Jower than these same inaterials can be bought tor eisewhere. Japanese Suit Cases and Satchels,—Basement. No need to tell you why it is more difficult this season than ever before to get enough of these Jap - woven Cases and Satchels to supply the demand, Just in is a shipment, and they might have arrived by special steamer from the Far East, so new and freshly woven they are. Sult Case Prices: 20-inch 22-in. 24.In, 26-in, 84c. 94c, $1.24 $1.49 Telescope Prices: 19-inch 21-in, 24-in, 25-in, 39c. 69c, 89c. $1.19 Satchel Prices: 19c.,29c.,49c.,69¢.,79c. Fishing Baskets: $1.07, $1.26 and $1.54 Trout Baskets: 69c, 89c,98c. up to $1.61 Moth Preventives” js"; "Moth attacks are expensive; moth preventives just the reverse. Proof positive in these Macy prices. Mot!:-proof Tar Papers, size 40x43 inches, a sheet 4c.;a dozen... ..,.42¢ Moth-proof Bags, three sizes; Suit size 33c.;, Overcoat size, 44c,; Ulster..61¢ Moth Balis, s package... Moth Crysta's, a packag: Moth Balls, G-Ib. package, Oriental Camphor, package 8c “Kil-moth” a package... l4c “Ta-Na”’ Camphor Tablets pleg....17¢ Japanese Tar Moth, package Men’s $3.49 Hats, $2.49 - 24 Fl, rear. A dollar less than regular for fine soft Hats, in the newest blocks and colors. They are made of se- lect fur felt, trimmed with pure silk band ahd binding and im- ported leather sweat bands, “Up and at them!” Men’s New Walking Sticks at Macy Prices—in m., way. , Just in are new Walking Sticks, ia the various new designs shown by the specialty stores; but for a full half Jess, in many instances, than these same specialty stores get for them. They are shown in such woods as Bamboo, Wangee, White Ash, Weichsel, Partridge, Furze and Malacca, in petty inlaid and ster- ling.mounted effects, The prices: 39c, to $2.98 The Newest. Cane. X Parisian Cane in Malacca Wood —thick, yet® extremely light— fitted with wrist strap and mount- ed with silver cap and long ferrule of bone. Sold by specialty stores at $6.00; our price........$4.98 Fine Stationery.-" Hurd's High Grade Bond Paper, boxes containing five quires and 100 envel- opes, white or bine; a box......59c Linen or Satin Paper, finé grade, sixty sheets and envelopes in a cabinet; each 19¢ Whiting’s Tapestry Paper, blue, gray or white, in 1-Ib. boxes. . oe “Red Star" at Low Prices Further Lowered - In the Furniture Department. Following the announcement of our unparaffeled exhibition of Furni- ture for summer homes, come new low prices on regular lines, doub- ling the attractiveness of the Furniture section during exhibition time. There Are New Prices on Fifty China Closets, They are constructed of solid quartered oak, highly polished and golden finished. “All are full width and height and have full bent glass ends, and a few have swell front doors. Some have wood backs and shelves, others mirror backs with wood shelves, Designs are new and work- manship high cfass. The prices: $26.24 Closets at...... $18.49 28.48 Closets at...... 20.96 33.96 Closets at 24.49 37.49 Closets at...... 27.49 37.74 Closets at....e 28.24 Dining Tables, Solid Oak Tables, tops 42x42 inch feet; heavy le Solid Quartered 42x42 inches in size, extend six feet; 4-inch bevel frames and heavy Dining Chairs. Solid Oak Dining Chairs, high backs, cobbler leather seats, welltinished: Our regular price $1.49. Solid Oak Dining Chairs, high backs, full boxed cane seats, $s} 89 Regular price $2.24. Sale price 2e Solid Oak Dining Chairs. high ‘backs, French legs, seats and backs upholstered with springs and covered with genuine leather: ¢ rt Sale price ... mee $3.96 Sideboards. Solid Quartered Oak-Finished Sideboards, 48 inches wide, double cabinet, silver and large linen drawers, bevel plate mirrors $ 44x22 inches in size, Our regular price $17.49, Sale price Solid Quartered Oak Sideboards, highly polished, 46 inches wide, swell fronts, double cabinets, silver and linen drawers, 16x24 inch $ French legs, well finished: Our regular price $5.24. bevelled plate mirror. Our regular pri Boys? Clothing. —2 r:, new. SAILOR SUITS made of pure . worsted serge in navy, red and -Hf brown; also in fancy cheviots, collars trimmed with silk braid and embroidery, some with white, shields, others self-colored shields | handsomely embroidered; sizes 3 "| to 10 years, each ... s+. S289 4 TOP COATS AND REEFERS; Coats of tan and olive core the nobby short box style; s 3 to 14 years; Reefers of tan. } covert and blué cheviot, Bisa: with gilt buttons and ered sleeves; sizes 2%. to 10 YORE ls decane 'sies oo ene 0 SBF, Macy’s Special * Suits for Boys. . steers es HO! | Made of selected woollens famous” | for their good wearing qualities; | } all seams.are sewn with silk and stayed, trousers have double ‘seats and knees; models include Nor- folk and double-breasted styles, with plain or- knickerbocker trousers; sizes 6 to 16 years. Fine Grade Vellum Paper, in boxes containing 200 sheets and 150 envel- opes, blue or gray, a box... 9c Paper and Envelopes of various fins ishes,in box containing one quire. 9¢ Fine Grdde Batiste Bond Paper, white or blue, in boxes containing 100 and 80 envelopes, a box......... Fountain Pens, with solid gold $1.08 and $41.24 Closets at 45.74 Closets 47.96 Closets 50.96 Closets at. 62.96 Closets a es in size, may be extended six fully figured tops, *1,24 Sale price, 13.96 18.24 $21.36. Sale price