The evening world. Newspaper, April 12, 1905, Page 5

f \ a \ ee of the olfquoe in ral tain ore tieny of the table fun, Fe 4 rw SAYS HYDE HAD |hutsseeire recs ths Friends of Latter Say Young #n,00" BSoelety. Man Seeks Control of 8 1-7 per cent, and steadily inoreas leathers—built up to withstand to unti! in 1901 they reached” 191-2 per | the Agencies. In 100m spopted tarne of bonds was | juthorined, but only $1,500,000 of the | 000,000 never paid ‘better than a 6 per cent, | which were taken up by the Equltab ‘Vhese were taken Up almost entirely. by 7 T FIGHTER,” | t3auliaete, Sectety, and in to9! att: sewed soles, sizes 13 to 2, pair, ‘UP AGAINS » |dends went {43 per cen st. ry ; ‘The common ‘stock of the rallroa Sizes 2% to 514, @ palr seovee $1.49 of $I ii about the way tn whlen the dividen about ant hi 1 ind Coney Island Rail- cent, Hyde Started Road. The Brooklyn and Coney Island Rall- ad was founded by the B, " we i ———e is Fi Oak-Soled Shoes fou! late Henry for Boys. end the stock Is practically ‘ ram . Hyde and Gen. Oo Ft maid. Up to 1898 it had Our lines of Juvenile Footwear ‘Then there was an issue of |{ include one particular line for in frat mortgage bonds, |} foot-free boys, Composing itare That year dividends went Lace Shoes made of the stoutest the hardest knocks boys can give their Shoes, This detail :— authorized = wero — issued. Shoes in Satin Calfskin, McKay whieh ie at par in ay betone Rau Shots in box calfskin and vicl . thle millions were used In boosting the kid, Goodyear welted oak soles, ex- Tarbell Both Stock and Policy PPeauieh TRG Bhosle semola earalt tension edges, broad toes, sizes 12 to Company Holder, and, More than for It some time ago, That, “No Quitter.”” en SUIT CHECKS ROW. ROTHSCHILD’S oftored as High as $600 a shai 480 Sizes 2% to $44, a pair. Shoes made of vici kid qr wax ——— | calfskin, welted oak soles, sizes 13 to Shoes made of pat: ‘skin with matt kid tops and hand sewed | welted oak soles, sizes 13 to 2..$2.97 Sizes 244 to 5 4,4 palr........$3.32 '@ut Battle, Those In Favor of Mu- Little Men’s Lace Shoes, made tuallzation Say, Will End Only pf Bek CAUREINWRD spring meee with Victory. Little Men’s Lace Shoes, made A high executive officer of the Equt- |.) , table Tite Assurance Soctety to-day | Prison took up the cudgels for Second Vice- President Gege E. Tarbell, who is ac-| They eused by the Hyde faction of being the the society, The latest charge made against Mr. Tarbell {s that he has for years been @ dummy director, holding but five|tude of th feal cause of all the present trouble in| fon in Violation of Rules, | @hares of stock, transferred to him by|the matter concerning David Roth-| Mr, Hyde at a time when the latter | schiid, the convicted president of the believed he could always depend upon | Federal Bank, which has been conald- | hfs support. It Je further alleged that|ered by the New York County Grand ALBANY, N. ¥., April 12.—The atti | of box calfskin, vici kid or patent colt- skin; oak soles, spring heels; sizes 8 tO Qieesesreseeeece + $1.87 Superintendent Says Were Sent to Con- 24 Fi, ¢ State Prison Department in ,age by moths or fire and ad WORLD: WEDNisyvaYy EVENING, APRIL 12, 1905, Fur Storage. We have completed ar- rangements for receiving and storing’ Furs, subject to full insurance against dam- against loss by burglary. Remodelling and repairing will be made at moderate cost. Garments called for on request, plants in the world, posses: merchandise. To form an idea of the splendid lines of Spring goods ready here to-day they must be com- Its Stocks. pared with the best stocks shown in the past—those we displayed one year ago. That rec- Why the Macy Store Appeals to the Easter Shopper: The central location makes it a handy store—convenient to every important line of caretlly selected od 1 Bat mt Please use BLUE TRANSFER CARDS when you make pur- chases in more than TWO departments and expect to take them with you, Use PINK CARDS when goods are to be de- livered, Co.’s Attractions Are Their Low Prices. CYS B'way at 6th Av 34th to 35th St. R,H. Macy & ith fm: Good Linens” let Fl. 1 The laundry furnishes afl ther 2) evidence you need about Ling quality—the tubbing test, so. as Linens are concerned, boli final, Apart from that, the pat terns are important. Macy qs transportation on Manhattan Island. It is one of the best equipped merchandising j seth i dedi AbD hoa hee Never a guess—never any sing every modern device that adds to effectiveness in the collection and distribution of ; chance-taking, mt) Damask Pattern Table Clothe, pure linen, from a well-known ufacturer; prices are extraordli low because there are no napkins match .— ord is beaten now by more than half a million dollars invested chiefly in high class imported goods—Fashions, Dress] 6ex60-Inch Cloths, exch ids Novelties, Art Goods, Orie 66x86-inch Cloth: ich 66x99-inch Cloths, ntal Rugs and Draperies, Ceramics, etc. ter! | The Store System (ae cash buying and cash selling in return for a slender margin of profit. We corner, etl , give no discounts and pay no commissions. These questionable forms of trade-ge our own brand of Linens, iritroducing” ting are practically universal outside of Macy’s. Our patrons are not taxed to support costly credit machinery, | the, prettiest deslens the weavers. | catchpenny devices, trading stamps, concerts, theatrical effects or premium sche employed they add to the cost of the merchandise—and the customer pays all. Macy’s is the largest retail store under one roof in the worl variety of Easter goods in Women’s Suits, Dresses and Skirts. Bway, At $26.74—Tailored Suits, made of clay serge and pretty check combinations, in the new Bton model, finished with stitched straps, collar and cuffs of peau de sole and deep pleated girdle; full circular skirt, finished around the bottom with stitch At $24.74—Blouse Suits, side-pleated surplice-effect, made of light-weight broadcloth in black, blue or brown; finished with fancy vestee of canvas and soutache braid; double box-pleated skirt, close- ed bands. Mr, Tarbell some time ago realized|Jury during the past few days, was | fitting over the hips and flaring at the bottom. thet Mr. Hyde would never consent to | discussed to-Gay by Prison Supt. C. V. | his re-election to the Board of Direo- | Collins, who sald: | tors, and that beonuse of this he had| "The papers claimed by Davia Rotn- |] taffeta; full blouse walst tucked and egttated the transfer of the voting | scliild and power to the policyholders, whom he | cell have controls through the agencies. ner In viol more hares of Equitable stock,” sald] partment hig defender to-day, “That is enough| these papers away from elther Conlon to quality him for the position of di-|0F Rothsc! rector, and whether or not he holds| Hon of them as it aw fit, They could @ny in escrow for Mr, Hyde or for the|even have Hyde estate Is Immaterial, Pollcy-Holder, Too, to conceal “Mr. Tarbell also owns policies in fhe society aggregating a half a mill- lon dollars, 80 le has observed, you see, the letter and spirt of the’ char- fer’ in its provision ‘Por altth | brought to bear on me to pi directory, and that, 1! mieneads, te | Rothschild to visit him ‘at feed a more than can be said of some other | *# often directors: dle fight until mutualization has been kecompplished and the fan dummies have been ousted bell is in the van in this tg Mir tar. [ed trying Jie te no = been nothing in the entire transaction part of any prison oMolal to evade esponslbillty, “Wien Rothschild was fi To-da Sing Sing all’ sorts of. pr {uu didn't want het to go there any “phere will be 3 3 .] oftener than any one else would be per- no let-up in the Equita-| Aicener (nan pe taken from Mantin Conlon's || ending in deep cuffs; fancy stock been smuggled in gome man- | lation of the prison rules from had a@ verfect right to take hild and make auch dispost- At $17,.96—Shirt Waist Dresses, made of gray, green or black shirred to form vestee; full sleeves and girdle; skirt is tucked to the knees, forming ripple effect at bottom, Tarbell personally oway five or| Rothschild 10 Comion, ‘The prison de- || At $11.96—Box-Pleated Skirt, made of black chiffon Panama; Stitched to form a graduated effect—flaring full at the bottom. mae tt ean nt they cot 1 85c. Taffeta at 49c. Introduces tnd no dtapoation uwn ene || Our Splendid Stock of White Silks ist Fi., 35th Bt, in the Silk section White Silks are springing into promi- nence, ready in complete array for the demand that precedes the May or June weddings and the day of graduation, In addition to the fy possible, but I told her |} good old staple lines of White Silks there are several Novelties that Quilter and ho has ho iden of letting up. |e to give her a letter without the|| Viting:— He has known from the first that Mr, | knowledge Hyde was trying to get him out and is |letter Tot) of the attendant. In the | hachid advised Mra Roths- Peau de Cygne, all silk, 19 and 21 (uly cognizant of his more recent ef. | CcMld to see the prison phystelan and|} inches wide, 59c, to 8c, forts to get control of the agencle Bot hin to wend him (Rothschikl) to "Hyde and hia crowd know mutualiz- | he hospital. Louisine, a yard, 59¢, to $1.39, ation Is inevitable, that nothing can], ‘‘Sinco that time we have kept him Imported Messalines,88c.and98c.. stop It, ‘They are trying to head Ito} les, “When they get them they | visitor wa) have got the polloy holders of course, Mie Mla ig nae the agencies, Mr. | olutely controls them, | took “up the fight for principle in tie | S TABBE| ‘wt place and does not believe it can| Ww fire be lost. Tled Up by Suit, The Lord a .|Schoolboys Have Fatal Fight but jetely or, ult in, Brooklyn has com- | Scho 7 es atone | Black Dress Goods. ' At 49c—A" Wool Panama, 42 inches wide; fine, firm up all the plans of the rectory of the Equitable tor the elec- fon, of two new directors and the ection of the four executive comm teemen who are to take the places of | Gv \ fr under strict surveillance and have per- | until ‘they “oan get control of tho |!ultted him to #ee no one unless tho ant from the prison.’” Why Joseph May, thinteen years of4, White ‘Society’? Silk, 36 inches $ accompanied by an attend-|f wide; a splendid new fabric, made ex- » | Pressly for us; a yard, $1.24, | Pure Dye Satin M iT 24 D CHUM BUT if inches ‘wide yard, 99c, haan ILL NOT TELL WHY. Cra yr pbb 24 Inches e No Expl Police. foun to be retired. Until that sult is 1979 Second avenue, stabbed his weave. settled, it wag sald to-day, § | ot No. econ, mar Ward completing the directory "Witt ‘ba |chum, Michael O'Connell, fourteen At 58c—A!! Wool Twine done, years old, of No, 01 East One Hun- retty generally believed that) gustice Haddox will grunt the applivas (Grea And | on for a temporary injunetion In the j evel Night Into the courts and give the Kquit able scandal a thorough airin nies ‘It was fimt Mkough! more than a omen wit= Second street, this afternoon lem for the May who stab’ 99¢ a yard, will interest every woman who plans a silk purchase thisseason, Of een On One of hor visita she was detest- || the specials, the 85c. Taffeta at 49c. a yard has first claim to recogni- te Romtoniia anata ih tami eae Gere tion, Of the regular stock lines these numbers are particularly in- Duchess Satin, 22 and 23 inches wide,a yard, $2.69 and $2.89; 19 and 24 inch, 79¢, to $1.24, Chiffon Taffetas, 19 and 21 Inches wide, a yard, 79c, to $1.24, Crepe de Chine, 24 Inches wide, a yard, 69c, to 99c, Chiffon Finished Crepe, double width; very desirable for wedding gowns, $1.39 to $1.98. Voile, 44 inches wide; rich, jet black; sold by us heretofore at 98¢ yard, ice, a3 neither —AIl Wool Imported Voile; Vora oul Sripeaay fAdtnetlon In the of the boye will cxplak eka ‘Scone || At 68c ported Voile; sold by us heretofore at ic ‘- —Satin Finished Prunella ; fiehting againat'a permanent indunetion nepies dene ct AM in srariem Hos || At 79C—o4 + 44 inches wide; very ers of overy faction ‘will be | Rothing will escane, Argumont in the sult has been com- | Prisoner. leted, briefs are to be submitted hy | N° 8. on fH fmt iid early nant meer a de- elsion oug' 10 ortheoming, jal men who have watched cer- | done with foung O'conne bright finish; ever, y ) eaid lihat there Is 4 i; y obliged to take the witness stand and Rte oneal tg ee meteret Ma Mee eeu aiara Musee wenomt At 090c-4"! Wool Cravenetted Cheviot, 56 inches wide; One Tet ee Beh eabbine’ wes || weight for unlined separate skirts, Bast One Hundred and Sec- $1.75 quality; will thread wool, not spot or shrink; the proper an ink eraser, At 49c-4" Wool Granite Cloth, 54 inches wide; spring weight; 75c quality, le Boutillier Brothers === mM Fi. Thread Vests, low neckéd, sinvelees and with short sleeves; plain and fancy ribbed; lace trimmed ’s G : Women’s Garments, _ | feriiseice achiets Drawers, made with French bai nds, Women’s Black Voile Sutts, Taffeta sith lined—silk drop—new || lace trimmed... sssesseeeeriee 19¢ Blouse model— 525.00 Women’s Black, Blue and Brown Chedtoi Lisle Thread Vests, low neck, sleeveless, in white; le times front and shoulders, in five different Value $32,50\| styles; also Lisle ‘Thread Umbrella Shaped Drawers, trimmed with ee c t Sutts—new short coat Lisle Thread Vests, low neck, model—silk and bratd trimmed—Taffeta st(k lined—also in|} sieeveless; plain tops, also with cro- mixed goods— 415.00 Women’s Tan Covert Cloth Coats--fitted silk and satin'lined— *10.00 *11.00 Values $15.00, Women’s Ratn Coats—iwo new models—Oxford English shower proof materials— *15.00 Women’s Lace Net Watsts—white—handsomely trimmed— / 5.90 Women’s India Sith Watsts—Black on W. 43.98 *5.00 Values $5.00, $7.00 and $8.00 chet front and shoulders In ten dif- ferent styles; ae yinerely eat Ribbed Lisle Thread Drawers, lace Valse $22.50) trimmed.erccers sisccessesss AVC Imported Eile Throne NORE [— |] low neck, sleeveless; also Mercerizes and half fitted model Cotton in white and cream; both have crochet fronts and shoulders in $ a variety of pretty styles...... 69c 15.00 Equally good values in Lisle Thread $18.00 d $22.00 up to $1.693 in Silk, $4.39. * an ° | Regularly $1,49 | Value §22,00 and $1.74 Each Value $7.50. hile— 45,90 cuffs, Prixseam sewn ., sewn; tan or black........ large cuff,, Imported Si ind Cotton F Shirts, long and short Draw- Women’s Fancy Back Combs ist Fi, In this collection there are four designs in imitation Shell andAmber Combs—all of them with Grecian band tops finished in gold plate, They are Combs we have been selling regularly at$1.49 and $1.74 each Men’s Automobile Gauntlets. Genuine Black Buckskin Gauntlets, with large } $ 3. 2 4, let FI. Genuine French Balbriggan Shirts, long and short sleeves; Draw- or match, with double seats and gus ts, strap back and suspender APES veer oven cerver seen seeres 10 AIC Fine French Balbriggan Shirts, excellent quality, Drawers with double gussets; “regula “Short Stouts’,.,. 16000696 ers to match; made with do: well finished throughout.,.......94c. French Lisle Thread Shirts; Drawers to match, with double gus- sets, n white, with short sleeves and in blue with long or short sleeves, 98c¢ Natural Summer Merino Shirts, excellent quality, with long or short sleeves; Drawers to. match, with Gouble KUSSESeeveeseesess veneer e DAE Up to $2.98, Sal Price 89C Large Stitt Gauntlets, stitched cuffs, Prixseam } $2.79 Genuine Buckskin Gauntlets, heavy weight, $2,904 at the wrists; could execute:— Wherever such methods are 72-inch Damask, a yard, 98c, 72x72-Inch Cloths, each, $2.03 ner L ety . 72x90-Inch Cloths, each, $2.48 | To-day you see it at its best—with the largest | ,72x108-Inch Cloths, each, eH f Hy ‘\ Mah 20x20-in, Napkins, a dozen,§2) Macy history. We invite you. 22x22in. Napkins, a dozen, $2. Sewing Machines. MF, What advantage there is in buying a Sewing Machine at Macy's you may judge by the Macy prices for such a well-known Machine as the Singer. Our own lines afford still better values, and the machines Are guaranteed as broadly as any on the market. * “Macy's Special’? Machines, drop head, five drawers, $17,983 box top, three drawers, $12.74, New ‘Red Star’? Machines, plano finished oak, highest grade, construce tion and finish, ball bearing stand and automatic litt; drop head, five drawers, $18.98 and $23.74; seven drawers, $25.98. Genuine ‘Singer’ Sewing Machines, drop head patterns, $31.24. Singer’? New Model ‘'66,’’ embossed wood work, $38.98, China and Jap Mattings Card Engraving Correct in form and execution. —Wedding Invitations, Wedding— —Announcements, At Home, Church— —Visiting gnd Business Cards— —Monograms, Crests and Coats of Arms— Estimates Submitted Upon Request. Specials in Visiting Cards: Plate and 50 Fine Quality Cards in Script type, 49c,; in Shaded Old English type, $1.49. Stationery Dept., Main Floor, rear. The * Macy Special’’ Suits for Boys. Made to our order of the best woollens—strong, fast-color fab- rics in blue or fancy mixed patterns— put together with M Nt We Sale of Carpets. | | Best All Wool Ingrains, |, various designs; elsewhere 75¢,_ a) Ee OUF prices essseveee ses 9G ¥ xtra Wilton Velvet These are fresh new-stock Mat- Stair Carpets, Mt tings—plain and bright—vastly | 27 inches wide, desirable for mite more serviceable than old stock | or hall runners; 20 rolls in all; $4,50,.fie Mattings quality, a yard 9Bc We invite attention to our fa- cilities for Re-Upholstering Furs niture and for executing orders for Interior Rosorartag indow Shades, Awnings and Slip Covers. Estimates Furnished Promptly. The point for emphasis:— Uphol: Di 3d more than ordinary care, One Uapanese yatta all ee In rolls of 40 yards :— Best B pestry:. evidence of this is found in the About Half Price. Seamless Fancy and Plain russels seams—all of them silk-sewed, Norfolk or double - breasted coats, trousers full lined, all seams taped; sizes from 6 to 16 years . poet S469 Full tines of higher and lower Carpets—Smith, Hartford and, Roxbury mills; various designs and colorings, suitable for any: room or halls and stairs; sold by others at 95c, a yard, our price, 84 OF, Four.fold Screens in various styles—light, medium and dark tints; suitable for hotels and summer cottages— White Straw Mattings, $10.00 quality, a roll....$8.48 Seamless Fancy Linton Palmed Mattings, $11.00 quality, a roll........,,. 8948 priced sults for boys. Sale Price, ; Best Wool Velvet a ree eae | 1,98, $2.49 i eamless Fancy Linton elve' White Duck Shoes for | values, 91,98, $2.49 and $2.96.) pained Matting, fine weave; Carpets, $12.00 grade, at......,$10.48 Seamless Fancy and White Mattings, extra imperial qual- ard, our price, 1.1.1... 296 ity; sold elsewhere at $14,00 a xtra Quality Wilton | roll, our price,,, » 910.96 Velvet Carpets, Values Seamless Fancy Ni from the Smith and Hai : $1.49 y Ningpo rtford Oy Beat $2.65, $3.25, $3.75, Mattings, narrow 96-warp; | Mills, including a special selec. 1 i Wners | K tion of hall and stair effects; sold Horned te andwi ets izes 4 to Japanese Fretwork. valuenet soo airol Matin by others at $1.65 a yard, our E Smith, Hartford and Dobson’s mills; sold elsewhere at $1.10 4 Misses, Children 83.75, 85,00 and $6,25 and Infants. Japanese Fire Screens, Misses’ Button Shoes, with welt. | Heavily embroidered:— ed soles and spring heels: sizes 11 to.2, | Prices, a palr, $1.99 sizes 2% to 4, $2.49 $1.98, $2.49, $2.69, $2.98 Children’s Shoes, as above; sizes 5 24 Fine Fancy and White ae . turned soles, no heels; sites 2 t0 6, & Made of white cedar, 12 inches | Mattings, best quality 116. | ™ ene rpets, i sersseses:98¢ | wide, in lengths suitable for doors | warp; $16,00 quality, ,,,$13, extremely popular; with iy Materials. and windows :— Baloony, Rear, 85th St. Length 3% feet, value $1.10, price 48c Basten peg estee. and Big, to | Length 4% feet, value 81.35, price 54c $2.94 Length 6 feet, value $1.65, price,, 89¢ Whatman Sketch Blocks, 49¢.t© | Length 7 feet, value $1 rice $1.49 98c. Complete Line of Winsor and Newton's Oil and Water Colors Window Shades. at popular prices, . R.H. Macy & Co.'s Gold Enamol Opaque Shades, 3x6 feet, all for gilding frames, &¢. 14c, and 26c. | colors; mounted on good spring ic Crex Grass Matting, without borders to match; sold J 36+in, wide, 38c.; 54-in, wide, | by others at 98. a yard, our f" 64c.3484-in, wide at 84c. yard, | price..... sssees 84 ! Special Sale of Groceries. MACY'S “BEST” COFFEE, Genuine Old Mandheling Java and Arabian fii Mocha—sold only in pound tins—bean, granulated or pulverized—regular price, 49c, a pound; for this sale...... Nviarevaroia genio whe 426. Sultana Brand Coffee. The chotcest selection of South American Coffee; roasted and fronne, same quality 1s sold elsewhere at 20c, Ib., our special price for thi sale, tb. sdb CAFO. cr vveeer eee Dee eeneeeteeenrreeee vee on Lily White Chop Tea. Pekin Chop Tea. Formosa Oolong, English Pieakia, Paaativees Oolong, English Breakfast Ceylon, Youn; son, Japan Gun- Lead Rowdee and M eed our regular price,| .. t-tb. carton, regular price, a4eq fo Waite Paper Photo Frames for Foes; without fringe, 25c, qua decorating, 14c, and 19c. Photo Supplies. Lonsdale Holland Shades, 3x6 feet, all colors; without Bee Rabat Bt. tl yey eveloper, S-ounce bottles | Five value 75c., each 48c.3 with fringe, 90c. quality, at.....,69¢ Dark Green Window Shades, finished with fancy tassel fringe; Hydrokinone Developer. in tubes, 3c. each, Nepera Acid Hypo, box 12c, Developing Clips, 334x3% In. a palr, 23c, limited quantity; $1.00 quality, 68, a pound, Special this sale:— this. sale, 19¢, i Trays, 445 Ina 6c.5 5x8 In,, 1360 69 89c. a pound. thie Las y, Fegular price, $1.14; ford] | Selb. caddy, $2.69 40-Ib, caddy, regular price, $2.4 10-Ib, caddy, $8.28 this sale, $1.94. tee, 6 haan Macy’s Famous Chocolate. Triple Vanilla and Premium, full weight, 34-Ib, cake, regular price 9 47c,, for this sale 14c. each; $1.57 dozen, } A Special Sale of Cereals. : Lily White Brand Corn Starch; compare it with the best brands j sold elsewhere at 10c.; ourtprice for this special sale 6c. per carton; 67¢,,, per dozen. Best White Granulated Farina, sold by others at10c, a package; our pricefor. 1-lb, cartons, 6¢.; doz, 67c.3 5-Ib, cotton bags, 23c, i Extra Quality Head Rice, large whole grain, sold in cotton bags only; 5-Ib, J. bags, 22c.; 10-Ib, bags, 43¢. An Fanclest Carolina Whole Head Rice—the best quality grown; 2-Ib. cartons, » t regular price t6c,, for this sale, 14e.3 doz, $1.57 5-lb, cotton bags, regular’ #'* price 39c., for this sale, 33c.3 10-lb, cotton bags, our regular price 46c., fori this sale, 4c, 4 First importation of New Season's Brazil Nuts, Just arrived; large size, per» fect stock, 12c. per Ib, Home-Made Pickled Peaches, one and a half pint Jars, put up by a famous house, sold elsewhere at 75c. per jar; our price for this sale, 48c. each, Red Star Brand Mackerel, 10-Ib, kits, specially selected for this sale; they are messed, no heads or tails; fine, clean, fat fish; our regular price Is $1. for this sale, each, $1.38. if , lat Fh ; P Red Star Brand Norway Mackerel,! Lily White Brand George's Codfish This sale involves Special-purchase lots, as well as choice lines | s.ib, kits, regular price, $9c. for nie | ste, 3-lb, boxes, teenaely ‘$c. for from our own Belfast factory. The values are remarkable—worthy | sale, 48c. this sale, 28¢, of being listed among the best this Macy store ever presented :— 10-Ib, kits, regular price, $1.18; for| Lily White Brand Codfsh Threads, Fy Pure a Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, soft finished; hems in Was ola Bs “brand Mackerel, Bloater tas Be. Package various. widths. Mess, heads and tails off; regularly| New England Brand Codfish Threads, Women’s, per half dozen, Men's, per half dozen, $2.09; for this sale, $1.72, regularly Sc. for this sale, 4c, 19c,, 28c., 32c., 36c, Moir, Wilson & Co, Famous Kippered Herrings, direct from Aberdeen, SE AbeIb th 44c., 52c., 58c, Seotlands ca dest, dost Ans eal “ Our Belfast Factory Contributes the Following: eI) Sale OF FETUtY Sens Glare Catttorats Brunes Men’s Extra Large (24inch) | Men’s AllcLinen Hand-drawn | Largerste, 2b. cartons, regula price {Ge specal, 14c,t 25 Ib, box All-Linen Handkerchiefs; 34-inch | Hemstitched Handkerchiefs; box Ruby Prunes, large size, 8c. per Ib.; $1.72 per 25 Ib. box. ‘ hems, cach... . 226 32cs, 39¢.| of half dozen, ... 98c. and $1.36 Special Sale of Prune Cereal Coffee, one ot the best Coffee Substitutes-—targe ' Women's All-Linen Hand-Drawn Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, with Packaaes, eroacally salt at our 146, each; dozen, $1,57. Not 4 inch. hems, 96, 126, 18s. and 19¢ ‘ort ryt k Children's Fine Imported Hose 24c 40c. Quality; Sizes from 6 to 10. a pair Ribbed Hose, made of the most carefully selected Egyptian cotton, dyed black by the famous Hermsdorf and guaranteed not to fade, crock or stain feet or underwear; medium weight, elastic, stout and serviceable; full fash- joned, and in this and other respects very much superior to the cylinder-knit Hosiery that has to be shaped temporarlly by pressing; the heels, knees and toes are double, and it {s otherwise reinforced and strengthened, making It the best Children's Hostery ever offered at 24c, st Fi, Imported Cotton Hose, fine ribs,| Imported Ribbed Lisle Thread double soles, heels, toes and knees; in| Hose; plain black and tans, in as- black, white and assorted shades of | sorted shades; double soles, heels and izes 6 to 10, at.. vee 290 ead Hee I sree rise 3c, each larger Imported Ribbed Cotton Hose; Hi and 2c, lower on each smaller unbleached split feet, double knees, soles, heels and toes; sizes 6 to 844, paul eh ieee telr Thread 24e.j sizes 9 to 10... 29¢ Le ng weilte and: tan ; 4 In assorted shades, variety of patterns; Imported Gauze Lisle Thread| #ll sizes... 29¢ Hose, sheer and fine; plain black and| Imported Lisle Thread Hose; plain tan in assorted shades; double soles, | with lace insteps; in white and assorted heels and toes; all sizes.........4 4 shades of tan; all sizes........,. 39c Pure Linen Handkerchiefs. ae