The evening world. Newspaper, February 20, 1908, Page 13

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1908. | 123 1s, — 1, | Wy «16% — Me! : . SENATE VOTES 10 ‘STOCKS AISE IN 3 : Pd Dumb-Bell Link R.H. Macy & Co.’s Attractions Are Their Low Prices. $1.00 Bath Brushes. J | KET ; ie Cuff Buttons 24¢ . ES DECIDE KELSEY 5 A BRISK MAR 3 4% Standere pi olcon dua nee , Purest Bristle Brushes, set in f ‘ aioe = a sts Grade Rolled Gold and. Got. Ligne pene 49c arriman’s Victory rer Fish 4 an 3V| filled Buttons—the surplus stock of one of ;: wood; stra FATE NEXT WEEK nae sf : ee as Be + Si] the best known rater the (eas oe [Nile GgouncouocouccuueouKd (7) en Hee Ce Sat ‘ ait Wenner rose, Roman B’way at 6th Av 34th to 35th St. Quantity Limited—About 200. Up Pr Decisive Action on Charges of The Word After Dismis- ).c ko sal Demand Is Taken Up. th ANNIVERSARY Women’s Footwear at $3.49 th ANNIVERSARY” Typical of February ANNIVERSARY: rounded 11+ d No Advance ional World.) viding th nate to-day by [his candidacy for Senator. Louis and San “K —E COLD SHOULDER FOR FOLK. | if any Department Store can sell copies of “WALTZ-DUET LOVE'S ROUNDELAY,” DUET SWEETEST MAID OF ALL," “BUEFO-DUET PICCOLO,” or VOCAL SCORE of “WALTZ DR .” containing the correct words as sung in the Broad- unless they way Theatre, bear authentic “WALTZ DRE. The i Bi ; c an R. H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices, BROKER J. E. SHERWIN, OF on CONSOLIDATED, SUSPENDED, a — B'way at 6th Av. 34th to 55th St J. Edward Sherwin, of the firm of J fia ys FE, Sherwin & Co, Broadway "i is was Late Books, in All Other Stores $1.08 or More: Here 98 , but never advertised by them, for obvious reasons. Consol 5 jee BH st = regular pric $1.08, doesn’t “look good” with our regular price—98c. They give us—reluctantly, perhaps —the exclusive privilege of advertising ti ‘ations d our cash Cc ¥ isa line of merchandise you will find in nearly all other indebted than $7 W. B. Duncan Wii! Recover. William I Duncan, who has if ; + ey : in a pre system gives us exclusive underselling supremacy. These titles ready: PALE Ee FH. Burnett Rockhurst—Agnes and E: castle of Discord—E. A. Walcott The Politician—Fogazzaro. 4 Prophet in Babylon—W. J, Dawson. Gate—Meredith NEW ORL ul ~} 1 Park entries f of the D —H. T. Com Tr —§,. Dean. as The Car of Destiny—C. N, and A, M. Lady of Cleve-—P. J Williamson Mother of the The Fruit of the Tree—Edith Wharton aes Meany ; t Webster, The Settler— Arethusa—F Her $ The Philpotts, | ( ade J rh ‘on-—E, onvert. Ain't You C love er Hits, 45 Whe ey're Bringing 44 Don't You Want a Paper, 0. Dearte Away (Hetty “Bye, #8 Merry we Waitz HAV Rane ae Hi Any ‘Time You Are Pass- ostiie Hyphen } Behind the Mystifi ith THIRD RACE—Seven fur Say He Went Rose of Pink laine ah Queen Yallth M M 1 Merry Rosenbloom. 8 (Waltz), (BY write oil ters a (Two-step). t to See the Minstrel |, nd Her La La La, e ce » (Vestn Victoria) Down at Coney From the Opera “Waltz Dream” % Waltz. 5) Kise Duet, Dy Duet, U2 Phecolo, 33 When the gon, Love Is Hearn = Lody Lied, Is No Place for Me with the 3 ing Hour (from e and a halt f FIFTH RAGE 44 Dew of Dawn. 450 Platoon 315 Bla 480? Cablegram ... SIXTH, RACE—Six f 431 Refined 452" Royal Onyx B07 Hannibal Bey 416 Conville .. —- Handzarra (482) Artful Dodger Funteulaire mn Fa Walk with Count 68 Billy Cavalier, © Women, 70 True, Loving Wife. 71 Home, 4 ta. I'm So Parisian, 4 opin 459? Ralbert 488 Alencon 466% Adesso . Find It! Examine this picture closely and see if you can find the “Typewriter.” Speaking of typewriters, do you realize how business-like a letter looks if written on a type- eApprentice allowance. writing machine? In these days, a when appearances count for a A POPULAR SONG HIT, Ye “The Giri Behind the Counter,” Lew Wields's musical comedy, at the Herald Gquare, they sing “If You'll Walk With Te fe the hit of the show. It ts tm the Magasine Section of next great deal, it would be wise for you to glance through the “For Sale” Ads. in this morning’s World and Clinch one of the offered M WALTZES Counted $5.00 Worth Elsewhere 24 FI, Styles the line embraces and the lasting popularity it enjoys. There is but one comparison to be made—and that with the best $5.00 Shoes and Slippers you can find in any other shop. Some of the styles now prominent; Crowning Fifty Years of Anniversary Sales ——most remarkable saies in the ustory of the store. | Furniture Sale Underpricing =~ | $15.24 Sofas at $8.24 %0'% with mahosany-finished frames of siete de JaPR CITY, Mo., Feb. 20.— We centre a deal of attention on this specialty line at $3.49. of Macy Store Histor with loose silk velour cushic a epee Se Ai i 7 te Central Commit- mn : i se cay : ee Lae ia lea Hi ociv; Gallittd Oy aes Shoes and Slippers with a Series of $5.00 Corner Chairs at $2.97 ©" Chairs, with pabor Brougnes the | Indorse s administration or as is indicated by the excellence of the Footwear, the variety of Biry AUD SEC rates UE) polished; covered with velour, satin damask or tapestry. sane Solid oak Tables, golden oak it Dining Tables at $4.49 finish; 42x42-inch tops, 6-foot extension There is SL INED interest $3.24 Dinin hai Solid Oak Chairs, with boxed PATENT LEATHER SHOES, round-toed last, no tip, black in these sales, Cacao) ne raha te ne Cheats 9224 cane sents and banister backs. a Fs let-up in the supplying of sale 4 > © match, reg $9107; Sdlevecewacccnnerssieerene st Sa: cloth tops, strapped seams front and back. stocks, This third week of the Solid Oak Ghairs, golden and TAN BUTTON BOOTS, of Russia calf, with tip of same; made one short fore-part last, giving an unusually short effect to the ‘oot. PATENT L ATHER AND KID SHOES, with hand-turned soles neatly jetted. SLIPPERS, of patent leather, of black castor, of bronze kid. Misses’ and Children’s Shoes. = =: Thursday and Friday underpricing of staple numbers from our celebrated lines of “RIGHT SHAPE” SHOES—built over lasts especially designed by an expert who has made a life study of juve- nile footwea PATENT LEATHER AND GLAZED KIDSKIN SHOES, qualities for which other stores ask $3.00 and $3.50; sizes 8 to 10¥4, this sale, $1.79; sizes 11 to 2, this sale, $2.29. atte . . Women’s Linen Handkerchiefs « Macy Specials! Nine times out of ten the specials advertised by others may be matched or bettered in our regular stocks at our regular prices. HEMSTITCHED 'KERCHIEFS, with 1-8 and 1-4 hems; value 6c, the half dozen; sale oe Gs & 1S HAND-DRAWN HEMSTITCH CHIEFS, sheer linen or linen cambric; 1-8 and 1-4 inch hem the half dozen; sale............ Ic HANDKERCHI value $1.00 EFS, as above, with 1-8, 1-4 and 1- the half dozen; sale 9 HANDKERCHIEFS, as above, the half dozen; sale ch hem: Women’s Taffeta Skirts 50" ANNIVER SARS 2a FI Regular and Extra-size Skirts, made of splendid quality taffeta silk, in black only; strictly tailored, made pleated or gored tlare and finished with folds. Mounted Combs Half and Less Than Half Usua! Prices. Main Back and Side Combs, in amber and shell colorings; various shapes, with plain and beaded edge, heavily gold-plated mountings. Not a-Camb in the collection that, unmounted, wouldn't be worth more than the sale price asked:— BACK COMBS, regularly 98c. to $1.24, Sale 59c. Each SIDE COMBS, regularly $1.49 to $1.96, Sale 74c. Pair. Anniversary CANDIES 23, Basement and Main Floor, (S=S.ARKING the 50th Anniversary of this business, a sale of M toothsome sweets from our own candy kitchens—a sale t | offering broader selection and lower prices than any Candy sale we have ever held. The Candies concerned are absolutely pure and fresh—pre- pared expressly for this sale. Embraced are:— Extra NHIECD onocsnoe .. $10.74 “IDEAL” CHOCOLATES, in pound boxes; assorted, or all marshmallows, walnut-topped creams, nouxats, spe- cial size creams or cherries; lowest MACY CARAMELS, assorted, plain an! nut, vanilla and chocolate; pound boxes, regularly 39c.; sale 1 28c } *RALDINE MIXED CHOCOLA’ ES special price heretofore 24 pe and BONBONS, pound boxes; our sale .. wacones ABE] regular price aT Genes Gr “PERF 10 CHOCC ES, 8 eae i firstiqualitainfnoundlboxes assorlal|Iepruu cape creer aI NILES), sath ed; equal to others’ Soc, grades; our fi y erscotch ump Psa es ori Gea ~|form and wrapped, packed in boxes regular price 59c. Ib.; sa containing about ‘one pc our CHOCOLATE. Meiee regular price 24c.; sale.... ‘TRA QUALITY CHOCOLATE packed in long boxes con- long, narrow boxes hold Ib.; regularly 2tc. box; sale 16: CHI c aining about twelve ounces; regu- ‘ teie § about twelve ounces; regu ERS, boxes of about 1 larly 24c.; for this sale.... 19¢ 19¢.; sale ...eeee eee ee ki z use LAKEWOOD NUT CHOCOL, MACY'S BROKEN CANDIES, in boxes containing about half a pound; our regular price 10c.; special at. 72 MACY'S STICK CANDIES, packed in tin boxes containing about twelve ounces; Our regular price 19¢.; spe- cial at . 43 1c MACY'S MOLA BAR CANDY, ¥-Ib, bars, in boxes; our regular price 10c.; special at. a c CHOCOLATE-COVERED sorted, in 1 Ib. boxes; equal to many | ALMONDS, first quality; packed in brands. of 60c. Chocolates; regular | quarter-pound boxes; our regular 39c. Ib.; sale... ++ 29 | price 18c.; special at............14e sacked in pound boxes, our quality Chocolates regular S9c.; for this sale.... : VIRGINIA NUT CHOCOLATES, our regular price, 39¢.; for this sale..3lc BOXES, with fancy pictured tops, containing one pound special Choco- late Mixture; regular price aie CD eanaabsing e A “GOLD SEAL” CHOCOLATES, as- Appetite-Tempters from the Macy Bakery [oeNuen | bth Floor. Dinner Rolls, 120, dos. Delicious Cakes, fresh- { Glace Cherry )fold by Coffes Buns, Ie. doe ly baked — specialties | Lunch Cakes, Ze. 40% | from our Bakery on the | \erta Crutiers, 10, doz. Eighth Floor. Fruit Cake, Cream Puffs, 22e. dos Chocolate Eclairs, 32c. dos, Of course, nothing put| Citron Cau \the purest, freshest and | Raisin Cake, *¢ best materials are used | Pound Cake, in this Bakery. The! BAKERY CAKE—Prod- most particular provid- | ust of the Drake Bros’ 24c German Coffee Cakes, 10, each. Coffee Rings, 160. each. Layer Cakes—Chocolate, Orange, Vanilla and Co-|er for a home Citron, Marble, Pound coanut, B4e. each, can find no better qual- | feed Lady Cake; our ul toe To un cakes'tp., See. "°°" | ity meterials. for thie saleses. reek series finds a harves: of under price offerings as noteworthy a any provided earlier, Our adver lising details but a part of the sale values. Many as attractive i Women’s 25c Gauze Lisle Stockings 18c a Pair ix mi. Black Gauze Lisle Phread Hosiery, very sheer and filmy, yet strong and firm, made with garter tops, double soles, heels and toes. Neckwear. is r. Women’s Coiiars, ¢ laundered; sizes from 12) H made to sell for 25 .10¢ White Net Bows, to be worn with fancy stocks or laundered collars; elsewhere 25c,, here....19¢ Lace Chemisettes and Yokes, roidered, 2 to 14 several choice patterns in Venise Irish; 73¢. to $1.00 | 490 Ruchings, ix ri Styles most in demand —in Crepe lisse, chiffon and lace, French fluted, box or side pleat- ed—with and without silk tloss edge, and full or flat effects. 17c. to 25¢. is Qualities— f Yard...12¢ Rompers for Tots. FI Little-priced Play Suits that will stand hardest sorts of tum» bling and endless tubbin, 59c— Blue Gingham Rompers, finished with white piping ! buttons; 1 to 6 year sizes. ked Gingham Romp- ers, finished as above; sizes as above. New “Nassau” Phonograph Records. 10-inch Size, ~| 6c Quality, (39c, oth FI Latest additions to Series B Records at 39c instead of O0c.—the price asked in all Other music stores tor dise Ree- ords of equal merit. B For use on Cc olumbia, Victor, Zonophone and all other talking machines licensed under U.S: Patent No. 534,543, Tenor Solos by Billy Murray Wr ie ‘Met Wr Merry i tdow? Man W “Talk of Tenor Solo Ly Byron G, Harlan BAT Don't: Worry. Barytone Solos by Alan Turner You (from ork!) BOD Let Me Love Thee 70 For AL ul nity Barytone Sol Bay Dn by Arthur Collins Afraid tw ¢ the L i ome Home in BO Ju Me" amd’ the Wn 2a to See the Minstrel Gir) Belin BSG. (from, Show Counter?) thy Soprano Solos by Elizabeth jceler B 87 Good-Rye (Tost) B58 Dreams. Duet by Collins and Harlan BS Rain in the Face Banjo Solos by Vess L. Osman B $5 Maple Leaf Rag Obie: BOO Mu a to You: I Am wine Home in ‘the tep than Band Selections dal Chorus, from “Lohen. 1. 7, No. 1 (opus 1 giiie, Death ot 4.24 Dini i $ eae fer Chairs, $2.89 J oithered oak finishes; genuine Arm Chairs to match, regularly $8.49; sale. Solid Oak China Closets -85.67 and Cuban heels; made on a well-arched last. —oftentimes more so—are no Regularly + $15.49 $17.89 $19.24 $21.24 4.49, The ¢ losin Prices, GRAY CASTOR SLIPPERS,.openwork, beaded vamp. advertised and are so placarded. A ESS com (eeu BLACK KID TONGUE SLIPPERS, with tongue and vamp) —_————— edb $12.89 $14.89 $15.89 $18.49 820.34 aor Oriental and Domestic Rugs Third Floor TINUING the sale of extra fine Persian, Turkish, Indian and Kermanshah Carjets—all our own importation—at the lowest prices this Rug Store has known Adding three bales of fine Shirvan, Mossoul and Beloochistan Rugs ) ON’ years, | $12.48 (Macys In sizes about 3!2x5 feet; regularly $16.74 each FINE QUALITY KERMANSHAH CARPETS Regularly $3.50 to i Special....++ssseeeee+ $2.00 $4.00 the Square Foot, BEST GRADE ROYAL WILTON RUGS In all—300—just from the looms. Oriental designs and colorings. One of the best lots of these popular weaves, in the two most-wanted si we ever offered }$29.74} 814x10% foot size; regular price $34.43. 9x12 foot size; regular price $36.74. {$27.74} th ANNIVER SALy 4) Men’s Clothing , Suits, Raincoats and Trousers—three groups, at Anniversary Sale prices. Reap the rewards Single-Breasted Suits, fashioned of cassimeres in neat dark and medium dark effects; 3-button coats, 1 with serge; well tailored and trim various sizes—best selection in sizes, 38 to 46 chest measure. Formerly priced up to $17.75. io Sth FL | $8.75 — Raincoats. Giments made of Priestley's craven- etted worsteds and cheviots, in popular shades of gray and brown; also black; all seams double stitched with silk; yokes lined with satin- finished Venetian or silk; sleeves lined with satin, Values up to $23.50. Trousers. Press Trousers, made of higa grade pure worsteds-—neatest stripe eftects in light and dark shades; tailored and trimmed in sp i h waist measure and 29 to Value $6.50 the pair. face > Men’s $3.00 Dinner Shirts, $1.89 tet Fl White Bosom Shirts, the bosoms of fine tucked stripe and pique cord effects; made coat model, with cuffs attached; all hand- laundered. Men’s $1.00 Suspenders, 63c sn Silk Suspenders—600 pairs—in plain colors and neat stripe effects; finished with glove kidskin stitched ends and gilt buckles. All new—spick-and-span, panes Good-bye Prices for Boys’ Winter Suits and Coats LEARANCE time and Anniversar: force prices down to their low that it will p: winter’s needs 24 FL Sale time combine to st level—down so low parents handsomely to anticipate next in the way of warm apparel for boys. At $3.96 and $4.96. Were $5.94 to $8.94. ABOUT 175 F S$ AND RUSSIAN OVERCOATS, made of heavy weight fancy mixtures, lined with wool and Venetian; full 3-4 length models, in sizes for boys of 5 to 12 years. At $2.97, $4.96 and $7.49. Were $4.96 to. $16.49, ABOUT 140 OVE double and single breasted models, made of gray and brown mixtures; broken sizes, for boys of 8 to 16 years, At $15.74. Were up to $24.24. CHOICE OF TWENTY FUR-TRIMMED OVERCOATS, made of heavy blue and gray kersey, finished with collars and cutis of Persian lamb and muskrat; for boys of 11 to 16 years. | Sweaters at Reduced Prices BOYS’ SWEATERS, V or high neck, all wool, navy blue or red; odd sizes, between 28 and 34; reduced to. B 796 TERS, V, high neck or coat style, fine wool or worsted, in w gray, navy blue or red; some in ‘a combination of colors; formerly $1.98 to $3.96; reduc . $1.69 and $2.79 C Macys BOYS’ SWE in light or medium colors, trimmed OYS' PAJAMAS, of heavy fla a rly 940.; reduced to...... 2-79 with fr es 6 to 16 years; f a Phonographé& Record Combination, $9.94&$15.44 The Machines are our new ing factories. ferent titles. guarantee. y “Imperial Princeton,” in The Records are our own Nassau 10-inch Dis Let us prove by a demonstration that both Machines and Records are worthy Prices are extraordinarily low: Large ‘Imperial Princeton” oth Fl. * wo sizes, made in one of the country’s lead- Records, selection to be made from 171 dif- of our broad in and 10 Records, $15.44 Small “Imperial Princeton” and 6 Records, $9.94