The evening world. Newspaper, April 2, 1908, Page 12

ase wih, i : i 5 Hy Se ae j__} AOVING OF THEE BULLETS, WON'T Ion yy, Found Wounded in found the i vestiga n barely conse with his. sister frantically assuring ever 1 asked that he had shot himself while drunk, There, according to th 5 | aamitte he had s a defenss bis. brothe the Duffy home ar was taken ¢ howeve ‘BiG BCOSH DANCE HNN? NERS WEDDN 1] "Country Band Will Try to Two City Bands, In the First Quarier of 1908 | THE WORLD | PRINTED | 276,515. Separate Advertisements. | | NO OTHER PAPER EQUALLED THIS RECU:0. | SUNKEN FERRYBOAT PUZZLE. KILLED MINE DISCOVERER: 1S SHOT BY VICTIM'S SON. Derricks Can't 1 SAVE YOUR CLOTHES THESE TIMES. HANG GARMENTS IN MANAHAN'S 4 3 R cE INE MOTH BAGS PACK WRAP CLOTHES in TARINE MOTH SHEETS. on sale to-morrow Purchase of High Cost & Unmade Robes at An Exceptional Embroideries Unusually Low Prices THe NEWEST MODELS IN V¢ FANCY Cli PLA ERAL STYLES, IN A VAI , WILL N at $16.50, 25.00, 29.50 and 34.06 Regular Values Voile Walking Skirts, made over taffeta drops ntrimmed Flats ” , ASSORTMENT ROUGH S$ OF FASHIONABLE SHAP. NEAPOLITANS, TENSIVE LEG Exceptional Offerings, To-morrow lor Hats, §$ = nes 94.905 Women’s and Misses’ Tailored S- black, burnt and colors, in t styl fest Twenty-third Street | | | Final Clearance of Fine Furniture @ & & Prices have leen cut to shre’s on all sample pieces and odds and eads. Poenomena! bargains of some kind in every department. “| Quarter Suwed Liberal Credit to Those Who Desire It. Oak Buse, with Golden Oak Extension Fable, pillar leg; Niko 7.98 3 Brass Bed, w 3.98 98e8 R RUGS, AXMINST r a yd., at $1.00 yd. { Broadway & 2oth St; sth Ave.; 19th St. rb tote ee ets G bode 50th Anniversary--- 50 Years ft UNDERSELLING SUPREMACY Marked by jes of Great CELEBRATION SALES. AUS Furs for storage, sub- nee against damage by or me or loss by glary., Gar- ments called for upon request. Sale of Studded Elasti pias chiefly black, with limited quanti- ties in navy, red, green, tan, gray in black),49c, 59c, 69c. Stone-Set Misses’ s Rit Women's, 2 to sell Fancy Linens: Damask Signet Rings ferent d i, chased Centrepiece hemstitched. 29¢.; three lots. 4.96 for Kings made to sel Heavy ored gs e Diamond fesigns. fron Underprice Basement Specia!s: Rings worth 1 for Rings worth Misses’ and Children’s “Right Shape’”’ Footwear ‘ iments of ranging from $1.49 to $3.96 4 a ig Special This Friday and Saturday son or Ribbon Ties Je over lasts spec ese 1-welted sole: ling regu Arent > Shoes. ldren’s Low Shoes, a gr 0 a pair in other stores at § $ 69; sizes 11 to Sizes § to 104. $1.€ | and Children = 1, lity red or blue lar and tailored 4to 14 years. cde Special $3.96 Special $5.94 Special $4.96 { excellent quality tan covert cloth, 7 es’ Box Coats, but notched, stitched collar three coat-pockets; unl and turn-over, sizes 4 to 16 rd check, med cuffs; stite lac! collar and Coats, in note button to 16 sizes 6 years New Veils and Veilings »» =» Each week we receive from Paris the very newest things evolved f me in the coloring—more “up to date” than that dot and ld } Id ha k-and-white and .12c, to $1.96 for travelling and -48¢, and 59¢. 2.74 to $14.24 In Addition ent colors, suitable for millinery 2Zlc, to B4e Ble, to $8.24 sca net and plain and, to $6.24 1 an assortment of sixty de; a yar 37 25 wid 490 on of garments designed for spring ding Coat Model Shirts, with attached or de- n Negligee and Pleated Bosom Shirts—perfect hed and all hand laundered. $1.50 $2.00 $2.50 $3.50 —Our $1.44 $1.98 $2.44 y and in fancy stripe patt Flannel Shirts, in. pia Woe: 1 ~.$1.98 to $4.48 Neckwear — Th of Four-in-Hands in a great v 1 n as command 00 in othe ho} c. and $1.44 in cross-stripe $1.44 to $3.00; here, $1.98; elsewhere, $2.00, here.. For Special Selling: ed glove kids! j Suspenders, of fine silk webbing with st | values ene Pajamas, of sateen and € $2.50 values; sale shed; ) THE SONG HIT OF R.H. Macy & Rings rere’ | up to $6.00. . for me Rose Diamond Rings st to sell m1 1-16 and 1-64 of a] B’way at 6th Av Gold and Diamond-Mounted Jewelry Half and Less Than Half Usual Prices Should Influence an Army of Easter Gift Buyers gifts whose fa ind brown, i | pportunity—tor gratifying that fancy so very inexpensively. Here 7 Fo: rices, 79 to c are thousands of solid go! . Scarf Pins and ( Button—the eicetieteek ot Cot cue Water samp ere: dlamone $1.49 the length; this sale:— MecvS) a big manufacturer—at represent the intrinsic worth of the metal and the mount-J 0° T°8Many # “s1.08 lack lengths, 29 ings. Certainly the designing 2 Jewelry is not esented in any instance, | Pressed Glass Water Tumblers; reg- In such a sacrificing Af stocks y cent financial flurry. Manufacturing ularly 23e. a dozen, sale........18¢ colored lengths (also some | Jewellers were among those hardest | fe — Plain Blown Water Tumblers, regu- with pearls an 98- up to up to $3.50. n, W 4 and — $2.97 th rose | nd various yles, set garnets ar up to $12.00 up to $16.00. i up to § Rings 23 in all. } 22 nounted Jewelry, $989,00. p to » to “Waferflex” s.r Derby Hats, $2.74 ght ight, flexi- onforming—th a viewpoint of c ellent qu of the fur felt used in the bodie insures as lasting service as any man can wish. nec’ * Hat stores ask $3.50 for imilar Derbies. Other Derbies in our regu tocks at $1.88, $2.49 and $3.49 are counted and $5.00 grades in the speci.ilty shops. d self-c ion trom perfect comfort; and the e? $2.50, $3.50 Novelties in _ Children’s Headwear 2d Floor, One of the “hits” of the season is the new “TEDDY” SHAPE HAT—a felt model, in red, blue, brown, pearl and castor; shown elsewhere for $1.50; here. $1.29 Genuine French Tarpaulins own importation; generally sold else- where for $3.50; here, ——Black, $2.24; tan, white or pearl, $2.97. our | Favors and Table Decorations to Order We now prepared to make, workrooms on the are in premises, any special design you may want executed in Fa- vors or Table Decorations, Those ready, in extensive as- sortments, include: “Easter Bride” Jack Horner Pies $3.79 —exceptional values. What $2.97 Will Buy for a Boy 24. Floor A SAILOR OR RUS made of mixed cheviot, in various patterns; sailor collar model with several styles of trimming; 2% to 10-year size, \ KNICKERBOCKER SUIT, of mixed cheviot; double-breasted coat, with knee-length or knickerbocker trou. sets; 7 to 16-year sizes. A TOP COAT, of all-wool tan covert cloth; new spring model; 8 to 16- year sizes. A RE! , of blue serge or cheviot tan covert or mixed cheviot; full length with side vents in back and emblems on sleeves; 242 to 10-year sizes, Choice of the Above, $2.97 LONESOME TOWN. Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices. y turns to Jewelry never had a better opportunity—perhaps —$3.96 for Pins w Diamond Brooches Link Cuff Buttons $1.49 ¢ —$1.98 for Bu Having Purchases Charged to Deposit Accounts. Deposit any sum you care to, make pur- chases the usual way and have them charged the unusual way—to the money on deposit, The di ysitor has every CONVENIENCE of the ordinary charge account at a credit store, every ECONOMY of Macy’s. strictly cash system and, in addition. 4 per cent, Ine terest on daily balances compounded every three months. Only deposits intended for purchasing pur- poses are invited. We do no banking business, 34th to 35th St Specials in Cut and Pressed Glass Transient Cut Class Berry or Sala: S-inch size; regularly $2. Main Floor. larly 48¢. Blown Water Tumblers, with neat designs; regularly 72c. a dozen, sale, re ec Furniture for the Bedroom #F. A temporary ice-drop on Dressers and ( ers from our ions big ut the values on a par e in the a dozen, sale Pins others set with p for Pins worth up to $6.00. h up to $8.00, MAPLE CHIFFONIERS. 3.2 $19.34, $26.24. $28.49. SHED CHIFFON sale $17.49, ; $19.34, sale $21.24. sale $22.24. al, plain ) $2 SOLID OAK DRESSERS. : $9.67, sale 88.24. to8810.00) Re sale $10.49, eee Regulariy ‘sale $19.34. ts of Diamond. Regularly , Sale $20.67, ed up to y sale $24.34, ) sale $25.67. At $14.75---Such Suits as Men Pay $18 to $20 for in Other Shops. use of this one “a peg on which to hang selling supremacy. The Suits are not exclusive—in model, material and an duplicate them in other good shops—but not under ).00, unless our shopping orga ion has failed after repeated s in this field. The models—Two and three-button coats, with or without centre vents, plain or fancy cuff sleeves, hand-felled ars and hand- worked buttonholes; fashioned of pure wor meres, in blues, olives, browns and grays; lined with mohai i A similar underpricing characterizes our entire stock of new model apparel, including Suits and Overcoats up to $34.75. Apparel for Young Men id Overcoats— the collection embracing a number of new ed expressly for us by a clothing maker who makes youths’ ap- nis specialty. Te garments are made distinctive by such features as long le-stitched lapels, buttons and buttonholes on change pockets, buttons and fancy cuffs on sleeves, slash pockets with centre buttons, top pockets with centre buttons, vests with fancy flap lower pockets, and trousers fashioned semi-peg top or straight, finished with side buckles, straps, belt loops and inside buckles. Shown in such fabrics as velours, cheviots, cassimeres, wor- steds and tweeds, at prices ranging from........+.++ $9.94 to $24.75 Young Men’s Overcoats, 4-length and the popular covert top styles, : : 4.75 4 5 p of the new spring Suits as ory” of our absolute under- th rs and cassi. good quality Supplies for Photographers, Artists and Pyrographers n Stree Balcony .] HIS Balcony section is stocked liberally with all the tools an Ti art worker requires—all of them ls of standard quality | iced in keeping with the Macy reputation tor underselling supremacy. Judge by these quotations:— Photo Supplies Whisk Broom Holders, 19c, and 21e. Hypo Crystals, Pome Stein Racks, $1.08, R.H. Macy & Co.'s Toning and Fixing ution, 8-02, bot, 18¢. Printing Frames, all sizes, 12c. to. 47, Plate Holders, 4x5, 49c.; 5x7, $1.23. Drying Racks, 9c. Developing Trays, 8c. to 82c, Graduates, 2-02. to 8-02, 9c. to 14c. Metal Tripods, 3 to 5 sections, $1.54 to $2.97. loths, 32c, Il sizes, dozen, 12c, to 30c, is, firm stand, 49c, ial Photo Tints, box, 21c, “Id veloper, boxes of six, 27c.; per tube, Se, Ruby Oil Lamp, large size, $1.00 value, at c Kodak .Albums, squeegee style, sizes 344x344, 314x4% and 4x5-inch, with leatherette and cloth covers; hold 48 pictures, 24c, Complete line of Eastman Kodaks, Films, Plates, Papers and other sup- plies. Pyro Supplies Outfits for wood and leather burning, $1.98 to $3.34, e r Boxes, Yesigned, ready for burning, 41c, aste Baskets, 62c. and 72c, h $1.34 to $4.49, mbrella Stands, 87c, Dresser Boxes, 81c, and 98c, Flower Vases, 34c, and 54c, 17, and 2c, shape and other designs, 24, c Pipe and Match Holder combined, 47c, Steins, large and small sizes, 98c. and 87. fable and Chair combined, Collar and Cuff Boxes, 67c Shirt Waist Boxes, $3.14 to $4.47, Art Materials Oil Color Sketching Outfits, $1.49 to $7.98. Academy Boards, 8c, to 17c, Palettes, oiled and polished maple and mahogany, 10c. to 98c, Sketching Stools, 39c, to 7c, Drawing Boards, 59¢. to 79c. Oil Color Boxes, made of japanned tin, without fittings, 98c, Sketching Pencils, 8c., 8c. and 10c, Wy Mae fetes Painting Outfits, 24c, to Sketch Blocks for pen, color; size 5x7-in., 8'x1t-in, 19¢.; 10x14-in,, 27c.; 14x20-in,, 54c, Artists’ Canvas, English linen, a yard, 89c, and 87c, Camel’s Hair Brushes; sizes 1 to 6, Se, encil or water Both Words and Music with __NEXT SUNDAY’S WORLD French Bristle Brushes, white wood handles, all sizes, round and flat; each, 3c. to 89¢c,