The evening world. Newspaper, May 16, 1904, Page 6

THE WORLDs {/ONDAY EVENING, MAY 16, 1904. — ————== — ——<<— PSS GBED OF GENS | | ON OCEAN LINER Five Diamond Rings, Three Gold Bracelets Sto!en from Berth of Mr. Raven on the Steam- «ship Minneapolis. THIEF CREPT IN DURING THE LAST NIGHT AT SEA. inder the Rules of the Com- %,pany, It Is Not Responsible for Loss Even When Property is Left with Purser. oh ‘i Wpon the arrival of the Atlant <Hransport Uner Minneapolis here to- Ri Mrs. F. Raven, of London, one of the forty cabin passengers complained 46 the authorities that during the trip across the ocean she had had bern ehgbbed of her jewels and her purse vontaining a small sum of money. She ® travelling alone, being on her way jo vist friends in the City of Mexico. The robbery occurred last nigat, but Fas not discovered until to-day. Mrs. Raven had her jewels with her in her tabin ‘and tho crime was committed While she was asleep in her berth. Her includes five diamond rings and hree gold bracelets. When she retired Yor the pint, by ad fewardess, she said, she had not Igeked ¥e cabin door. Raven did’ not furn her valuables over to the care of the purser because of this rulo of the Atlantic Transport oCmpany: “Passengers may deposit with the } purser any*money, jowelry, &c f the ship's safe keeping during the age, » Ro responsibility can be accepted for ‘the same.” She says that sho thought that under this rule hy a fe jo her Jewels would be an her, own possession ax purser's. Besides tye Cid heaselets proln Tobber on the high si Mow. y . Raven's, p veady cash and keys of her trunks, pe Joss of the keys cause B er considerable trouble wh Ahe customs offic dog! They had to force Funke #0 48 to make an of Mer baggage required b; lawg.. Mrs. Haven told t ontalning her the travel- she met clais at the steamship the tives. she had no suspleton as to the identity of tha robb to give the extict val because some of the ri! nd othars heirlooms ‘After the Minnenp five at tho She was unable of the were pr long In the fat eu) 2 oughly ei at there were 1 other 5 8 Rboard his was a mist ters of the ship _ Was found beating his tlantic buried beneath ¥ between decks in th Es for cattle. The sl: Were turned over to the Ntles and taken to 8 will be sent back to ——— * STRUCK BY “L” TRAIN. Kerkman Receives Injaries that nN May Prove F Arthur Auberg, thirty of N whil tal, years old, 81 Union Aron driller, Brooklyn, nty-fourth street to-day and was hit by a } Northbound train and probably fatally Afjured. are stopped eppers’ expre fddle track, approach of the oth le was removed to R 1, suffering in and int Presents - for Girls. £ ; Dainty Fans, $1.00 to $15.00. Opera-glass Bags, $1.95 to $10.95. Opera Glasses, e. $3.95 to $21.95. ee Plain and Fancy i Silk and Leather Belts, Wrist Bags | in all the new shapes and leathers, ranging from $1.00 to $12.95., WDuchesse Lace Card Cases, ||| m $12.95 to $18.95. {1} ~& Gilt Wrist Bags, $4.95 to 10.95) Bead Card Cases, “5 . $5.95 to $18.95. i Sterling Silver Vases and Hat Pin Holders, | q $1.25 to $4.95. R Sterling Silver +. Deposit Cologne Bottles, e $1.00 to $3.50. Choice selections of French Pearl Necklaces, $1.00 to $21.95. lid Gold Signet Rings, $1.25 to $5.95.° raduation No matter how lew t . prices quoted by others on advertise: a ou will find lower at Macy's. Weinvariably underseljall others, and we invite you to test this claim at your pleasure, choosing any article of merchandise suitable for such a com- parison, Women’s Underwear. 24 #1 Cotton Ribbed Vests, low neck, sleeveless, plain and drop-stitci ribs; also extra size ribbed Cot- ton vests, low neck, sleeve- less Lisle Thread and Cotton Ribbed Vests, low neck, sleeveless and with short wing sleeves; plain and fancy ribs; some plain, others with lace edging at neck and armholes; also Shaped, Ribbed Cotton Ve: neck, long and short slee sizes in low neck, sleeveless; - lieu and fine ribbed; plain and with lace edging........ 19c Cotton Umbrella-shaped Drawers, French bands, fine ribbed, 49, face trimmed ic Imported Swiss Ribbed Lisle Thread Vests, low ner seveles, trimmed with lace and si tapes 39c Imported Swiss Ribbed Lisle Thread Vests, low neck, sleeveless, cro- cheted fronts, trimmed wit lace edging ... 79¢ Imported Swiss Lisle Thread Vests, fine quality, low neck, sleeveless, cro- cheted fronts, trimmed with 8c lace edging ....-++++cedeeee Lisle Thread Combination Suits, low neck, sleeveless, Elnmed with lace; umbrella - shaped rawers, trimmed with lace.,....++-+ 59c Lisle Thread Combination Suits, low neck, trimmed with lace; emcees shaped drawers, — trimme. Wlthilaces cee. aetusnree: 89c Lisle Thread Combination Suits, fine quality; low neck, sleeveless, trimmed with lace; umbrella-shaped drawers, trimmed with lace. $1.49 Women’s Belts,—«. Wash Belts, in Bulgarian and Parisian designs; made to sell at 50c,; sale price.... 2c Crush Leather Belts. 2% inches wide, made of fine soft glove kid, in white, red, green, black, blue, tan, brown and gray; buckles of gilt, nickel and black enamel; sold by others at 50c.; our price......... 39¢ Silk Crush Belts, in black, white, red, navy, pink, light blue and champagne; with pretty, odd harness buckles; sold by othass at 50c.; our price.. 39¢ Silk Belts, black and white, 2 to 4 inches wide; some with neat buckles and back pieces, others with plain and fancy shirred R. H. Macy & Co.’s Attractions Are Their Low 4th to 35th aeys ’way at 6th Av. We Invite You to Share the Matchless Advantages of This May Sale of Undermuslins. We were exceptionally fortunate in engaging these garments prior to the record advance in raw cottons, It was not foresight, but pure good luck that came to us in the regular course of business. The quantities we require for an annual sale of this character make it Imperative for us to plac’ orders months ahead, that the garments may be made up in _ faultless manner. . We could buy “sale” garments to-day in the open market, in any , if we had no standards ‘o live up to. Pretty safe to as- aw cottons will not be lower for months to come, ule prices, not equalled by sny other store for grades of similar quality, aiford the season’s opportunity for buying the sea- son’s supply. Four Hundred Pairs of Good Oxfords for Women Made to sell They are bright, new stocks, so new that you wonder what brought about the price-lowering. Two styles are included: Vici Kid Oxfords, with patent leather tips, medium-weight soles and military heeis— sizes 2% to 7, widths B, C, D and E; and patent coltskin, with light, Flexible soles and Cuban or military heels—all sizes, D and E widths, We ought to have four times 400 pairs to supply the demand the sale price will create. Sale Second Floor. Price Men’s and Women’s $3.00 Umbrellas at $1.97. For Women—26-inch Umbrellas, For Men—28-inch Umbrellas, covered with good quality silk fine quality Union silk taffeta, serge; Paragon frames, steel run- Paragon frames, steel runner and ner, grained rod; handles of grained rod; handles in opera natural wood, silver trimmed; shape, in natural wood, trimmed burnt, ivory and silver, Dresden, with silver in various designs; pearl‘and plain natural woods. also boxwood and furze. At $2.98. Umbrellas for Men or Women. At this price we offer 26 and 28 inch Umbrellas that sell regularly elsewhere from $4.00 to $7.00 each. They are covered with fine quality pure twilled silk, tape edge. Handles include ivory, pearl, sil- ver, imported horn, carved natural wood, royal copper, gold plate and changeable pearl. For special selling on the main floor are untrimmed Sailors and Shepherdess Hats for women—a line splendidly complete. They Sailors. are the season’s most favored shapes — the large two-piece shapes in plain colors and in combination with the new English edge.’ They are made of excellent quality French chip in all colors and white. New Untrimmed Prices | RH. Macy & Co.'s Restaurant is one of thelargest, lightestand best ventilated in the city. Table d’Hote Breakfast, 29c.; Table d’Hote Luncheon, 29¢. and 39c. Tempting cooking, quick service, St. Hours:8 A. M,to6P,M. DRAPERIES UNDERPRICED 1. In the Upholstery Section. Arabian Colored Ruffled Bob- binet Curtains finished with lace edge and insertion: Elsewhere $1.25 a pair; our Weeeavaies 796 Elsewhere $140 a pai price. ....ee ee eee ee Elsewhere $1.65 a pa pric Elsewhere price..... ae Elsewhere $2.30 a pair price. ya pair; Curt Ruffled Sw ns, finished in half sash length; sold by others at 50c. a pair; QUE PHICE ele esis e)arcieces 29c Linen Couch Covers, with fancy colored borders, fringed ali around; sold by others, at $2.85 each; our price$2.24 Oriental Tapestry Couch Covers, striped effects, fringed all around; sold by others at $1.70; OUP PIICE sis oewreiewie a: $1.24 Decorative Rope Portieres, in new styles and colors. Single Door size: Elsewhere at $2,50 each Elsewhere at $4.00 ea chi UF $2.89 $3.98 These pretty, Ostrich | ‘lufiy neckpieces are first quality, Feather | of course =mHane Boas. | of fine, hard glos- sy flues, in black, white, white - and - black and white-and-gray. 1% yard Boas, elsewhere $15.00; our price $12.69 1% yard Boas, elsewhere $18.00; our price $13.96 2 yard Boas, elsewhere $21.00; our price $16.96 ————_, A lot of hand- Ostrich ome Plumes, 16 and 18 inch Plumes. lengths, came to us for less than usual and they go out the same way, The flues are bright and glossy, 8 inches wide, and are tinished with quill ends; in black hacks; sold elsewhere at 6Sc.; our price......... 49c Mercerized Oxford Vestings-=="". A fabric very well suited for Shirt Waists, Shirt- waist Suits and Children’s Outing Dresses. Made to sell Sale at 35c, a yard, Price 14c. In a previous sale based upon what we then regarded as a most un- usual purchase, we cleared away a great lot of these Vestings at 24c. a yard. Then another and much better opportunity came—and this is the story of it: These pretty Vestings are white, with white Jacquard effects and woven colored stripes in pink, pale blue and black—eight styles in all—and the fabri 30 inches wide, Women will gather them up in short order at this remarkable price. Less Than Half for Dainty Mercerized Stripe Lawns Made to Special | Sell at Sale | 0c 20c. a yard. Price | Basement Gathered in the Basement, Five Hundred Pieces of Sheer, Sum- mery Lawns— Enough to Make This One of the Most Note- worthy Lawn Sales Macy’s Ever Conducted. They are White Lawns with white mercerized stripes, on which pretty floral pafterns, delicately colored, are printed. Summer weaves for less than half—and summer not far distant! Macy’s Cash Method Lessens Sewing Machine Cost. Sewing Machines, like pianos, are considered good merchandise to sell at exorbitant prices, because the cost is frequently divided up into little and so-called “easy payments.” Cash pretty nearly cuts the price in half: “Eclipse’’ Sewing Machines Drop Head, 5 drawers Box Top, 7 drawe Box Top, 3 drawers «$17.98 - $14.98 soceseces O12,74 ‘‘New Red Star’’ Sewing Machines Piano-finished oak, highest grade construction and finish, ball-bearing stand and automatic lift. Drop Head, 5 drawers. - $18.98 ‘Twentieth Street venue, Z d & Taylor, Drop Head, 5 drawers... $23.74 Drop Head, 7 drawers..........s0e00000 .. $25.98 Genuine Singer Sewing Machines, hi De i : drop head styles. seas ee ogg ae Sold by others at $2.50, our price and white, elsewhere $3.75, sale PIICOS csecesaniesscinccies $2.69 : Baby Carriages and Go-Carts Little Trips the Tot May Take at Least Expense to Parents _jyconen May days are gay days for the baby, and the cart and carriage store furnishes more reasons for daily gayety, at least cost, than any other store in the city. Som st imprisonment indoors: Reed Go-Carts, solid roll, closed sides; green enamelled gearing, parasol clip and rod, patent rubber tired wheels, rubber hub caps and china handle; sold by others at $12.00, our price... $7.89 Reed Baby Carriages, solid roll, upholstered with corduroy, patent rubber tired wheels, iron running gear, sateen parasol and rod, porcelain handle; sold by others at $15.00, our price $10.96 Reed Go-Carts, all 1904 styles, Folding G rts, stationary ‘and re- $5.98 to $24.11 lining. $2.66 to $4.47 Reed Baby Carriages, 1904 models, _Prairle Grass Baby to eh: fully $8.95 to $19.21 upholstered. $6.33 to Baby Carriage English Coaches, lined with leather, Parasols...,.. 5lc to $1.86 heavy rubber-tired Parasol Rods. -...... WHEELS. ..ceccesseseeenee $19.74 a llc to l4c : Safety Straps.......... 37c ° Hardanger Embroidery From “the Land of the Midnight Sun.” s. ». Norway sent us Hardanger Embrcidery—not so very long ago—and it became popular instantly, In the form of band trimmings and medallions it is splendidly suited for shirt waists, dresses, collar and cuff sets—and for scarfs, doilies and centrepieces, The best ground- work is Hardanger canvas, on which the designs are worked out most beautifully in mercerized floss and linen thread. It is not a new form of Embroidery with the Norwegian needleworkers—and the wonder is that it was so long in being found out by Americans. Samples ot the various designs and stitches are to be seen in our Art Embroidery department, where lessons will be given under the direction of a skilled needleworker from Norway. For Special Selling in Shirt Waist Patterns of Linen, stamped for embroidery, in conven- tional or cross-stitch ‘designs; also patterns for eyelet or English em- broidery. Three yards of lin ento the pattern, special at. . 1.97 the Embroidery Dept. Swiss Dresser Sets, including cush- ion doilie, made of figured material in pretty floral designs, in shades of pink, blue, yellow and Nile; excep- tionally desirable for Sum- mer use; spécial............ 37c Two Overstocked Manufacturers Furnished These Rare Values in Royal Wilton Rugs-«" They are best quality Royal Wiltons in rich Oriental effects, Size 18x36 in., sold elsewhere at $1.75; special ..$1.44 Size 27x54 in., sold elsewhere at $3.75; special ..$2.99 Size 63x36 in., sold elsewhere at $6.00; special. .$4.89 Size 90x54 in., sold elsewhere at $15.00; special,$10.98 Carpet Sizes 6x9 feet, soid elsewhere at‘$25,00; special......$17,98 84x10% feet, sold elsewhere $34.00; special.. .$26.98 9x12 feet, sold elsewhere at $37.50; special ....29,98 14.56 | GU AVE, 21% & 22" STREETS DRY GOODS Co. 5c—l0c—15c Eighteen Thousand Negligee Shirts for Men at the Lowest Price Ever Quoted in This City. The “Clover Leaf” Brand. | This sale of Men’s high-grade Negligee Shirts—shirts that are as well known as Earl and Wilson Collars—is due entirely to the desire of the maker to engage in busi- || ness in Europe and close up his factory in America. \|,,,. He came to us with a proposition to take for cash his entire stock of Shirts of || this season's manufacture, at a price which permits their sale to you At 65c: Instead of $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00. Pw There are exactly eighteen thousand and forty-eight of u-4::. them, or fifteen hundred and four dozens, We bought them } i at a fair average of fifty cents on the dollar, and count it the v Vii Peerless Patterns Ar: All That Their Name von remarkable shirt purchase ever consummated in New ork. Fabrics are the finest of all white Oxfords and madras; fancy all white corded madras; fancy neat black and colored patterns—both figured and ry striped—on white madras grounds; Jacquard weaves and. combinations on dark grounds. Nearly all of them have plain bosoms and detached cuffs; = some have plain and pleated bosoms with attached or separate cuffs. There are it the lot: Ninety-six Hundred Shirts made to sell at $1.00 Seventy-two Hundred Shirts made to sell at $1.50 Twelve Hundred Shirts made to sell at $2.00 Not a size is missing from 14 to 17. Nota style is missing from any size. The stock in itself is far more complete than you'll find in any store to-day. Yet the price is but frag- mentary of the worth. Ready To-morrow Morning—with many extra sasesfok to. serve you quickly—an abundant seiling space. , co : 20,000 Yards of {5c. to 25c. Printed Batiste To | Go To-Morrow at 73¢c. Yard, This is unquestionably the biggest legitimate cut th i LEA ¢ [ at has been made in Wash || Goods this seascn, There's no denying the backwardness of the season; it has seemed almost impossible to warm up the weather. But now that hot days seem assured, makers find themselves with heavy stocks and are willing to take losses to effect a clearance, ‘dhis lot of erinwa batiste ts | 7 I " A certain store advertised “75c. wash goods at 14¢.” a few days back; they w That was easy enough; indeed, the fabrics were almost entirely out of fashion.) YT 8004S Of 1902 manufacture. These are entirely NEW; made for the Summer of 1904, and at seven and one-half cents per yard they form the Wash Goods Bargain of the year. On sale in Wash Goods Aisle—2ist street side of street door. Stationery and Engraving, One patent combination sea( and die, Gomplete at Engraved to your order, and S| 25 ° One box of paper and envelopes, Stamped tn gold, silver, colors or black. ‘The patent com- bination Seal and Dio te in hand- somely _ polished hardwood case, and will be en- grayed to your order for both eal and Die use from any oft eq these designs. ry, cee ‘Ox autre box SOP oor the Whiting sually eheer in quality, printed in a great variety of pretty patterns, with white lustrous mercerized corded stripes woven in. Patterns include everything In oral, stripes and Agures one could ask for. They're on white and tinted grounds, as well as in combinations of black and white. | | An Unusual and | Novel Sale of Specials in Hair Goods, Our system of filling | out-of-town orders by mail is very simple— and thoroughly satisfac- tory. Just inclose sample of hair, showing what you require, and we'll match it. Remit “by money order. We can- not send C. O, D, 69c for 20-in. Switches; ’ Short stem; best hair; regularly $1.50, Oryourchoice of one pound of paper and fifty envelopesto match, complete, with engraved die and seal, paper stamped. justracion 0 die and shot fn case and t ef pin ‘t id, U3 WY; 1-pound of quality 1.49 ‘The ckage pauper Petabout conalats. ib for a 22-inch Switch; short stem; extra good value; regularly $3.00, for a 24-inch Switch; natu- ral wavy; guaranteed to stay in wave, Co.'s fine White, Azure or Gray writing paper in Vellum, Linen or Satin finish, in ite in Oxford or “dctavo size, with $9 Envy lopes to march, 2.98 choice of pape Octavo, Billet, either of* these Reception, Com- | 49 for the renowned Lucille two spectats, wa ier Deceit? Pompadour—just the thing same from one wood or Lome for “Summer; particularly of our specimen adapted to the new styles of head- designs, acco’ sizes, with En- J pieces, our velopes to match, When ordering by mall add 25 cents for Postage. No C, O. D. orders taken. Jose L2S Hair Goods Store, Rear of Notion Aisle, Great Sale of Summer Housefurnishing Needs, There's not an item amongst this entire list but that is economically priced for to-morrow. A good many of the things are close to half price. It’s a worthy list so far as it goes; but we've Refrigerators, Gas Stoves and Garden Implements in stock that are just as cheap—even though we've no room to mention them to-day. In the Basement, me Utensils at a Big Niekel Ware, MRS. No Saving. b~ Nickel Plat kane jer, with ed Copper TRONS. rawa0d_ St Hapfeat and.ex Pn nde Dra y wr }. 8 trons, Ywrought | die, 89 Our line of| Bissell's Cy- q Extra handles, eai 20 Beariny LADDER | © nicely varniahe at, each FOLDING I HOARD! raised Co.*8 No, 180 Universal Horso| Shoe Brand CLOTHES WRING- | ER, warranted for years; special at ......+. PLAIN SKIRT BOARDS, a foot, 49c 4 foot, 39c 75¢ faard Ht mado oi ed Free |p Ne asc ith Street © Number. .