The evening world. Newspaper, December 9, 1904, Page 13

THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1904. yer-Okt son Howard, He, with one he mourned night and day. ‘Rendall, of the same age, ani ivi No. 14 Herkimer street, Brooklyn, 9 w t by Recorder Gof to Elmira Re- jformatory on Nov. forged cheek for S06 on W | fewellerh, of Brooklyn Mra.) Planry id her pitiful story L have bi Ay She suid that the tyought less act ot her ton In placing the forged Jaignature on the back of the check JQ} Which had been’ twken by the Kenia}! boy from the ‘office of Wilcox & Co! Forged: Cheok—Mother Seeks| the New York bankers, where he wos employed. broke his father’s heart lwaa @ strong, rugged man, but when tee ' LL NN Our Store Will Not lA, pm RH Macy & Cos Attractions Are Their Lee Priced H. Macy & Co.’s Attractions Are Their Low Prices: ; on ETS $35,000 (SON'S ARREST Open Evenimgs During the Holidays, Morning Shopping Curing the HoliJays | in b's grave ang my boy ia the Re atin: KILLS FATHER SeventedieYeur-0ld. Boy Sent to Reformatory for Passin FOR INJURIES, Plan Hurt In Accident to Trolley ' Car Seems to Be Permanently Disabled,’ and Recovers Ver- | Got tora Large Sum, Distinct Advantages, phd be nd me back my bow # Governor’s Pardon, ee Will Be be Held tor Deliv B' way at 6th Ay, Gy 34th to 35th St. Your Orie? Men’s Walking Stick Now on display the largest stocks of holiday goods 1 Pl; Broadway. in ‘his grave and my boy in the reform. letarende 8. Vreeland, of Newark, N.| Mrs. Mary Flanaiy, a widow of tht20 | gy in the history of Macy's. @., was awarded yesterday afternoon a bottles hold 16 ounce’ bab Aw ra At 98 om i ato 4 This new building, with more than 24 acres of floor re 00 ed rU space, affords space for displaying complete lines of mer: | 4 Acie eu a B. weeks, who lives with her three chil- dren at No. M12 Fulton street, Brook- | lyn, ts working night and day to enlist | the Influence of friends to secure from is sult) tat er frudson iver race | centrated handkerchief ex Company for injuries received in an} accident on the Newark and Hacken sack trolley line near Kingsland tne Gow. Odell a pardon for her seventeen defendant company assumed contro! of the Newark and Hackensack road @| Uttle over a year ago, The verdict was only $5,000 short of the amount asked, ‘Tho accllent that has seemingly made Vreeland a cripple for life happened last March 17, and was caused by the drop- ping*of the motor box, which brought the car to an abrupt stop. The plaintiff W.L. DOUGLAS CE lhasdy eleataeae Ge ee “em 3 (eae Sa chandise—higher class merchandise—baited out of stocks in the old store because of limited quarters. wi 1.08 silver (rissa THE OLD CASH SYSTEM STILL HOLDS SWAY —STILL PROVIDES MATCHLESS ECONOMIES. Be free to make comparisons—IN YOUR OWN INTEREST. Shaving Mirror -Aaghe Nickel Base Mirrors, ing frame plate glass 0 nc Tat i Where Millions Are Made. Interesting Letter That May Mean Much to Residents diameter of fast 5 5 ine Hse and inlaid effects and partridge At $1.9 ag and teakwood, ineld and ver trimmed; round and feets, At $2.97 bebe § bamboo and vin The 47th Year Santa Claus Has | !¢,sive ii Gift Brushes Wad sjaiding on the rear platform at the time and he was hurled with great force through the doorway to the floor Me bounced up In the alr, andafter fall- Probably there ts not a teader of The World who has not heard of the | fortunes made in the Beaumont oll | While the tales of fortunes Made Macy’s His Headquarters. This Toy and Doll exhibit on the fifth floor—the 47th in the history of , pimento Macy’ 's—is the largest we have ever ' presented, and itis by far the most ling silver inlaid; | quickly made are interesting, they Brocktom Leads the Men's Shoe Fashions of the World, ee vihdn tiny Otho Hiansiaotarer ‘i The reason W, L. Douglas $3.50 shoes are the greatest sel- lers in the world, is, because of their excellent style, easy fitting and superior wearing qualities, They are just as good as those “Inclosed YOU that cost $5.00 to $7,00, the only difference is the price. could take you into my factory at Brockton, Mass., the largest in y floor was crushed by | ish characteristic of highest priced inviting display to It embraces a little world of Dolls—from the tiny bisque ones at a | ridge w penny apiece to Dressed Dolls ranging in price from 14¢. to $65.96 | “ther Covet sung 49c, and 98¢.' each are the best values The line of Toys and playthings is just as widely varied. If you want are really not half as valuable to our rae as the following letter from) » K Preston, President of the Cas- More Men’s $3.50 Shoes inthe Worka. ebony and cocobolo wood Military Hair Brushes, vain, $2.08 4 pair; sterling mounted, $3.15, Handle Hair Brushes, each. Our Jointed Dolls at 24¢., ever offered in New York, oe slowly made his ry ee ¥ Beauniont, one of the largest whole- Jook | Sle and retail houses in Texas. Mr. Preston writes: will find a letter that came to us @egree tint he could each; sterling mounted, $1.59. Shaving Brushes, ebony and cocobolo burnt ivory handles; trimmed anc silver handles leads and ping Ting sliver te and silver tr “a my 4 acheap Toy—a safely cheap one—we can supply it. If you want the | Club Walking to the skull to show more many sears on bis b wood handles, with sterling silver shiéld; pure long white French bris- tles; each brush in faney box Cloth and Hair Brushes to match | unsolicited from J. C. Reeves, 770 Ihave known Mr. Reeves very highestclass Toys made we can supply them, nave items in the collection range in price from one cent up to $64.96. Best of all—MACY ECONOMIES! Imported and Domestic Model Gowns Reduced. INCLUDED ARE Dinner, Evening and Calling Garments, five of which are chosen to illustrate the reductions:— Rose Silk Gown, from Paquin, reduced from $300.00 to Oignon Cloth and Velvet Gown, from Caliot; was eee the world under one roof making men’s fine shoes, and show you He ts a reliable the infinite care with which every pair of W. L. Douglas shoes is man and very happy over bis for-) made, you would realize why W.L.Douglas $3.50 shoes are the best shoes produced anywhere, and why the sales for the year ending “ere $6,263,040.00, If I could show you the difference between the shoes made in In: fact, 1 was so bad my factory and those of other makes and the high grade leathers ple had to shout at me to oud, you would understand why W. L. Douglas $3.50 shoes cost more to make, why they hold their shape, fit better, wear longer, and are of greater intrinsic value than any other $3.50 shoe on W. L. Douglas guarantees their value by bottles and can now hear my watch stamping his name and price on the bottom. Look for it — take no substitute. Sold by shoe dealers everywhere, W. L. Douglas $2.00 and $1.75 Shoes for Boys. Fast Color Eyeleta will not turn brassy. bee for New Thustrated Catalog. Shoes L. DOUGL. AS, Brockton, Mass, \tor several yehrs, n had ‘b day’s illness. Now he can't dress tune, u on his back. Vreeland is “About, four years ago.” ML Ne “T lost the* hearing in m ary ae tight ear, and about three or four dent, months ago my left ear became al- July 1, 1904, With the most as bad. Dreeamaking Dept, 4th FL Thad about given up _ (in despair all hopes of ever recover- | ‘0 my bearing, when [ saw that yon recommended Hyomel. » conse} |make me hear. i ane and will be ps T used two/ the market today. y | tick with either ear, and my hearing This deatness muat) have been caused from catarrh, for tt} is now cured. Hyome! certainly does | w.L what you claim for it." Novelty Check Silk Gown, from Panem; was $200.00, wont 130.00 Gray Chiffon Evening Coat, from Agnes; was $245,00, naw $155.00 Mustard Cloth Evening Coat, from Francis; was $220, now $125.00 Sale of Women’s Italian Silk Vests, Corset Covers, Combination Suits, Skirts and Drawers, - »:». This is a clearange sale that brings into low-price prominence a collec- tion of a trifle over one hundred garments—a broken assortment in broken sizes, There are but a few of each style—all thoroughly high class—and at the new prices eVery Vests, beautifully embroidered, lace trimmed and with lace insertion— Were $4.14 to $5.84 each, all offer 8 the line running trom the t las uses Corona Coltskin | ) shoes, Corona Colt Is Hyomel has made many cures of conceded every where to be the samt | catarrh and, {n combination with Hy- omei balm, of catarrhal deafness tn New York and nearby towns, Hege- man & Co. give their personal guar- antee to refund the money should it not give quick relief. Hyomel outfit costs but one dollar, while extra bottles can be obtained | Patent Leather yet produced. G. C. & B. Eli Calf shane gives satisfaction, W.L.Douglas 83.50 Shoe Stores in Creater New York: , corner Howard Beseet. a Charged with having the United States Ar with having shot a sentry while escap- Ave., bet, 146th & 147th Sta, arment is a rich prize, Skirts, all lace triad and with lace ox The pollce say the | promiway, and, at "prenshan’™S man is Richard Bennings ly.” Were $4.94 each, now... Were $8.19 and $8.69, now $5.98 Wrere $9.94 to $10.59, now $6.98 Combimation Suits, lace trimmed, in silk or Val. lace, various designs— Were $6.29 to $6.69, now.. $4.98 Were $8.69 each, now.. Were $12.69 each, ‘now. Pajainas, in white, pink wf blue— Were $16.98 a pair, nows 98° White Gowns, Yang finished and trimmed with ribbons— Were $6.24 to $6.89 each, Corset Covers, lace trlonined and with lace insertion; some embroidered— Were $2.44 each, now... Were $3. and $4,98, now, $2.98 Were $1.69 and $4.94, now $3,409 Drawers, were $4.94, now $3.98 Others at $5,' 98, reduced from $8.69, and'at $6.98, reduced from lacea Ng Hace horn ferrule; pn sterling silver cap; elsewhere at $5.00; our A Special Group of Fo H igh Class Overcoats for Men, egularly worth } Sale $32.0 “ $45.00 and $50,00, Price, um This two-score collection comes to us from the’ sample racks of & manufacturer who caters to the most particular trade, q Every garment is cut from imported fabrics of the better class—En lish. and French velours and vicunas in black and gray, as well as novelty overcoatings in fancy weaves, 4 That these Coats regularly command $45.00 and $50.00 may be cepted as a guarantee that | they are faultlessly constructéd, us, mq important feature is that fer are hand-tailored ¢ ti the edges, which are hand-felled. ‘The lininy ng heavy n silk and satin duchesse; the collars are silk Sizes range from 35 to 40, in iengihs from 44 . 46 inches, A Companion Offering : $28 and $30 Overcoats at $22.49 These are Chesterfield model. Coats, made of fine quality tons and velours, lined with mervellleux silk, Tourist Coats Paddock Coats: I ot $19.96 © é Long Fall Overcoat, made Vale $85,005: vy cheviots, brown “ts made of ind gray rovelty over- ford overcoa plaids; belted back styles, avscoved lines, with serge lining and velvet the broad and collars, bell skirt effect. Other lines of Men's Overcoats ranging in price from $19.74 to Boys’ Clothing. Russian Blouse Suits, sample lots eon a + hebiadel manufacturer of clothing, be rege serges and fancy oy fabrics; sailor, Eton or military collars; regular ons eae $6.98, (Yemen Youths’ Su made of wool cheviots and black thibets, single Girls’ and Misses’ Coats. Full-length Coats, made of brown, Oxford and red mannish mixtures, double-breasted models; loose back with strap, chevrons on sleeve; lined throughout with red flan- nel; sizes 10 to 16 years. Misses’ $0-in, Coats, made of hen black cheviot, double-breasted finished with self strappings; li throughout with satin; sizes 14, 16 and 18 years,. "WFAN SSO a0, Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, &c. 539-541 Eighth Ave, N. W. Corner 37th St. Get Giftwise-="; us, that most people appreciate substantial, useful Christmas gifts more than expensive, perishable knickknacks that give but a moment's pleasure. this opportunity to remind you how helpful to you a visit to our store will ‘be at this time. “You can save money by spending it—here,” and Your Credit Is Good. “A little money down, the balance when you wish.” Green Trading Stamps to all purchasers. BSEVEOAY SPECIAL, Full-length Coats, made of blue and brown zibelines; circular cape trimmed with black braid; loose back, with strap; sizes 4 to Full-length Coats; made of tan and Oxford cravenettes; leated models, with all- around it; sizes 6 to 14 years. $9,24 Children’s Dresses and Suits, Fi. High Neck Dresses, made of brown mixtures, round yi trimmed with plain cloth and braid; full sleeve Past experience has taught ‘ou, each year’s increasing ad ¢ of bl Holiday trade has shown esta ne ag airbag brown novelty mixtures, trimmed with plain cashmere, braid and buttons; full sleeves; lined, gored skirt; sizes 4 to 14 Regulation Sailor Dresses, made of navy blue serge, large sailor collar, trimmed with braid, emblems on shield and sleeve; side- pleated skirt; sizes 6 to 14 prvcrnlag yoke of tucked taffeta with "pointed bertha, trimmed sult lined; ‘sizes 6 to 14, High Neck Dresses, made of blue and brown serge, trimmed with pleats, white serge and braid; gored skirt, finished with deep hei sizes 6 to 12. years Black and Colored Dress Goods, Skirt and Waist Lengths, Waist Patterns, - f $1.19 to $5.98. ‘Junior Regulation “Sailor "Suits, made of blue cheviot, sailor collar, wrist- bands trimmed with braid; emblem on shield and sleeve; kilt- ed skirt; sizes 12, 14 and We give S. & H. A halr Pillow, 20x28, cov- ered with fancy ticking, Not more then 2 to s cus} anlshed tn golden oak and | imitation mahogany; has A Three large drawers, very roomy inside, Special Saturday Dress Patterns, $2.98 to $14.98 These exceptional values include such fabrics as English tweeds, Irish tweeds, homespuns, prunellas, voiles, veilings, cheviots, storm serges, etamines, mixed tweed suitings, cashmere, albatross, c corduroys, plain and crushed velveteens, ‘silk and wool novelties, silk and wool tamise, Panamas, shepherd checks, mohairs, Sicilians and like weaves, You who count upon a dress or waist pattern in your list of gifts will be greatly interested in the collection, Enlist of a Limited Quantity of ish Tweed Suitings. Been Selling Reg- ularly at $2.49 a Yard These are the genuine imported fabrics, in gray and brown mixtures, M inches wide; every fibre of them pure Australian wool. Wash Dress and Waist Patterns, This is a basement sale, involving a choice collection of Wash Fabrics in Dress and Waist Pattern Lengths, all neatly boxed for gift purposes. Percale Dress Patterns—white and printed grounds with the newest res and floral effects. This is pests wnche from ‘ SY, a ty | seat covered We carry 2 complete line of clocks —all guaranteed good timekeepers—hour + Jand half-hour strike, {deal for glits, ihe bet qualty Amn Bi} yards. Price, per pattern. . double-breasted models; sizes 15 to 20 years, regularly $9. at $7. Youths’ Overcoats, made of heavy dark mixe e models, cut and full, adjustable belt; also some made of E and Oxford trian, 04 without belts; sizes 15 to 20 years; worth $15.00, OB... scones ithe Vienna Biokiae Se A Remarkable Collection on the Main Floor. = § 4 Throu our forel buying organization we collected Hollis Novels fis saath, tone of these more wy hoe fact for the: wide are riety show's. ta bow Mdtcbes only sok ee ote yy wa opportunity to procure an exclusive novelty is all the more | The iesigns are beautiful and odd, details worked out ne artistic manner, Included are pieces for the the the smoking room, as well ‘as a number suitable for Prices range from 99c. to $34.49. On largest display of BRONZES and ART METALS is m 1 room on {he third floor, adjoining the new WHIT! COLD ART ROOM. In the White and Gold Art Roor 0 We have on Dispiay two an} World’s Fair Prize Winners in Straus Gut @ A massive Punch Service, a ot of covered bed bowl and 18 glasses on tray. Price..... A superb Fruit and Bon Bon Epergne. The prices quoted for these masterpieces of the glass cutter’s art I, far below real value. . Holiday Economies in Oriental and Domestic Rugs.» The Oriental Rugs we offer come to us direet-from our resident b in the Far East—a native buyer engaged Hs member of byte, on a journey through the Orient. New’lots have arrived to supply the many who will choose Oriental, Rugs for purposes. Including :-— Pugs at $29.86 | the cheap grade often | Sik Suge at $29.86 but are fT in. exquisite” and designs, old ivories, pale greens, corals, delicate blue, Before we engaged in the Oriental Rug business on the p Rugs of this character sold generally at $50.00 and over. O price has been $34.96, A cut in price elsewhere has been fo deeper cut here, as invariably happens when others, seeking tempt to match Macy's famous low prices. Others at $44.78 4 cholce lot of antique Daghestans, Mosouls, Kazaks, | perfect condition, marked down from $29.98 31 Lety . the list is a special grou rh beeen foot Bhelow Aamioale N429.98 . generally sot at $40.00: 7 st Rugs of this character mad, .. These are a fine lot—th ue