The evening world. Newspaper, April 23, 1908, Page 12

Lz THE EVENING WORLD. THURSDAY, ‘APRIL 28, Ir'oO8. 3 ° ‘ ° . i yh y : -~ | : ' 7 Societi; and Siage Join in oti i 39c. Candy, 24c-ib. y RH. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices | Women’s Neckwear. ii VO Ss Me “ ] B f, - For the end 0’ week special—Chocolate- ‘ remen s lemoria enell MVAVitl sari eacecure isaesamnnick White Net Bows, trimmed with Val, tt ee haa Ue A a lace; to be worn with laundered uw § | of the fruit with the aisciutely pure choco- collars; 25. values, special... 19c AY os a) [eaten Ae OWE OW COCod ACOr, Coat Sets, in an assortment of five May MAKE (IP Ki ie fresh from Wis a (Cede : choice patterns, embroidered on 39. ; i itchens. B’way at 6th Ay 34th to 35tk St. linen; 50¢. values, sale........ ic a . — “Love Each Other Too Much | [3So> wacrs i ~ ye Wee 4 2 O ' to Stay Apart,” Says Wife's Linen Jumpers : : Linen Suits Remarkably Good Season of All Seasons for ° . 5 A Mother, Peacemaker. Linen Princess Dresses»: » Watches for $3.46.» : Buying Oriental Rugs = « ». SET 5 f now showing a full and com ACATION — watches — Away) {HEN the financial flurry came six months ago it had a partic- oe Edward Kelly, Jumper Gowns watches to carry on ularly depressing effect on some lines of merchandise—Ori- “4 Brank J. Geuld, said t Tange of ©) aud any sort of a trip where ental Rugs especially. It is a mistaken notion that they are Mr. Gou who went to Hf > tans. Ina year of extraord nary popuriar ns of this epeaettly timepiec luxuries—the extra’ service they give and the beauty’ they wereeoone atten se le material, our assorotment will be found one of t extensive cape be ~ i i ay. fi gain through continued use make them about the CHEAPEST floor Destin eat and up-to-date to be seen anywhere aul a © GIANG E cal) | coverings one can buy. But the flurry checked distribution. Now ' ae York on 1 Fr $12.74 | | this special lot, including plain, |} other shipments are coming in from our representatives in the Orient. 4 nest andl have: a meetings with c \ ith faney a ttons: in _ whit open face gun metal and open So we make way for the newcomers by treating the slow-goers as we ing between my danghter ott chil SII] Gell LBsoon0c08 : + 12.74 to $83.74 face and hunting case, silver, treat all merchandise that has been her allotted time—REDUC- ' and her band will take nlace coon Suits, very elaborately made, with Ia minnmcnerivedmandidecorted: TIONS. an especially opportune time for furnishers of coun- after his arrival,” said Mrs. Kelly. “I f Peet cus taver 5 ‘ try homes and shore cottages. Some of the rewards :— vevhad a telegram trom Mr. Gould. Princers Dresses, of French linen, beautifully trimmed...........827.74 fitted with jewelled Swiss move- a ‘ : FUNG DEEP AIRTEL Cora roe Jumper Dresses, 2! white, or with soutache embroidery lors on || ments a Turkish and Persian Rugs aS akon Hee white or of white on colors...........006+ $17.74 ty $28.74 , wll : cer Pate nt “hey are too much in love to be sep- pies Dependable timekeepers for ie (Appr ature Gay lia li om) arated Ieng. and after this experience [faces . men, women and children. es Sey Boece: RF Seas Saeed ari eae Rearen {bogs ges wale sce mt T! Silkk Petticoats: Wear Guaranteed || Remuarly s4.49 to $5.49. 3 Hs SR rae SEE ep moans Mr. Gould was served W 24 FI Finer Watches in stock up to India, Moodii Ru 1 very Striking designs HE manufacturers have abou i $100.00. g Rugs for Porches and! colorin xt vy durable weaves taffeta silk used in “Miladie: Feet, 3 4X7 101g 6x9 Ox42 ment, between Mr. Aa antee indicates. They arare x = ——— would be patched up, New one if it Race i READY--ANOTHER LOT OF Fach $2.69 33.24 48 $10.81 Women’s Tailored = ; } Waists at 98c a eee Niger atenisioate hecistraee Draperies for Summer Homes. «+ serious cal: Wide rantdit —strictly tailorec rments, a seriou pact cht ail I} : AE Yeats haya Sar nay Inehy Pott) Lace! Gurtainerwithinoveltyabordsrss one) beth lacel bobbinets = jack Percaline Petticoat u . ane t a REPLEVINED HIS WIFE. nidered flounce: | i vbri: th parcel ne eee VALUED HER AT $10. nore durable because of the ——Here. $2.50 $2.04 $1.48 sete oarel nen and ¢ . Ru:fled Muslin Cottage Curtains, { contre: and hemstitehed COLUMBIA, Tenn., April 3—W. J . y a white man, replevined his sowhire. ore $200 $2.75 == ie, ove $1.50 $t.os f. Farey Crlored Crg+ rg lr dencth and wit 2 S35 to$ 59 and 91.69 Gownnnrnane Ace red Organdie Bed to ma ve crt pisce in- ed with lace . evi te) ; r Chemises of yt nooem Lace Curass, nit .0 and Q ipban' : j fa? 4and $3.49 A SUCCESSFUL SPEC:ALIST 4} ren UB aes ee jaa Drawers of n2in recials i S$ s nd criperés. Furasiture Dee snc Corset Covers of 1 conv, T Had yayo = bas attended Dr with Tac ribbon i wis THROAT AND f t f ¢, trimmed with . , = i e : LUNG/DISEASES as : pea | Eh-ee Combination i| Children’s Spring Mode: Coats EEN hs LUG Hal | Selections Much % =e ) eveglasse: P At Midsummer Prices Spring imless | | | ge roid up E have taken toll of coat stocks in thi art f | Best INA) aK Dighhii i W ment— collected 180 garments i] ni ee pe eiaD melieh || || Gar ° | clearance. Scoring model ¢ tor | A OGAN a i| ' i weeks Of scivice yet this seison ; mok d Spec sor]; f rd time, H Un IAs cop cUnveCuenses 101 $7.5C Combination at $4.98 treily aio ed Coats. boyish noel. in 0b n ! j HICKS MIUNLNESE Ersewn eres) an f r Saad Bowl, a Celery Tray and one v dq, lining: f serge and tane.2 siik 1 St.c0. | : pe Reape ! } 80 Combination at $6.98 == ——— ——s. = — WinRApE FES ge | Genscan ry Salad Bowl, a Sugar and Cream, a —Th’s Sab: ‘ Ng Mo'h Preventives. fer reRrin andi atereB BA tC ‘ [igscs” F ; ee ‘ Hy : ain dl 50 Combination at $9.98 j hhirts at 66 e016 © ; 1 an to ex Sivan Berry or Salat Bowl, a Celery Tray, a Sugar Men Ss Dollar Shi Sauce 6Lc. nis of preventives on sale in SH Water Pitch Ana Dish {a Spoon Tray. Macy's L: C-mph r Com- oy CAs 1 & fin-aatne amd fiiame ak Mes eg ia Rae ee a Cut Glass for g Gifts. | 18¢ The word of World’s Fair j ing Straus Cut Glass cea oe : cay ne Pere Gum Camphor, in pount : ea ipyee ee Sees ba a Mates ales: Specialliiessaiiaey '63e tirst prize must be accepted Hee a B tof ? 3 Ais t Glass for vour a gift, let that Fair MRS-JAS SP Men’s Derbies and Soft Hats. «=: telus (on sits f x to call, write for sdrice Headwear for the man who is a bout menen's wor} || Wack: Sen Se mn | ware is deeply cut, sparkling 9 ‘ Tein Ide Ghestuinlasavecg as he is about good quality of hat / gsand sie ik B e ply cut, s ig Matinee at Metropolitan) on rey. 5 if nd trimr t a Sole Th H Underprice ase- Pianitie-cteeineares its r Hye TMT for The p { vod the 12) | s It ¢ than theyshallow, a May 4 Will Give Chance | — } ment Specials. treiess glass that is heaped upon the market at intervals for sale ad to See All the Stars. | Derby Hats, $1.88, $2.49, $2.74 and $3.49, | Table Li purposes. ee 4 Sayetelsg 7 3 p to $5 te Linens: i SF Seperter ee ay TAPE aA 9.87. S c2 ay Elsewhere $2.50 to $5.00. a Sn: Mee sae dee Finer specimens on display priced up to $249.87 One of the great im OT A ») a 07 , ; ones pial lS uit RET rt Colored Table Covers, Turkey re ance e Int The Derby at $2.74 is our “Waferflex"—light-weight, self-conform and red cn & variows patter fascs 1 t t ° i ae ADS, 5 CG . Ce i a very, comfortable ringed all around; pri¢:s range from d d: Librar Sets Friday a‘ter e| A 1 z ] i 5 rt. jMace:s oats s.87 || Books Underpriced: y ie » Negligée Shirt al i ' Firemen's M An | cn § N Coll ) ’ S All-linen Hemetitched Table d in Leather Datcony. pepusnie Sem i | oS | Men’s Pajamas, Special at 94c. || (Ahn Namtne ree _ Bound ir ther e Kruger and other f I SE\VHERE ; {for $1.45 reeana 1,29 ===) LINE on Macy underselling of Books may be had by com- RP aie eee 5 | (Fae |LSEWHERE similar Pajamas sell for $1.45 the sult. ; i a f paring our price for late copyrighted fiction with the price mete oa aE | Plain and Pleat:d Nech:ée Shirts i } Made of woven Sy ANG IEUTe an) towels: A} asked’ in any other store. We sell such Books at 98¢ a This fund ts boing + f Fey | 5] check pat ene A ie tatty Lottoa Huckaback Towels, plain Macys! copy, against the $1.08 or more asked in ALL other stores. Rani Cand iat 1 made of woven or printed Madras, ned with blue chai bs ie || cricsiored| borders, 16232-inch size hat 10% underpricing points the way to a very much Beater UN | ter, Gen. T < | Colored and White; Seep peal SGA UIST Ak) AEG ESN GO Ee TIL Gdn caqeag ior veseette [| Jerpricing on other Books. Leather-bound Library Sele he nes Carnegie, He Attached or Detached Cuf Cordon Getteis, advertised and sold in other stores at 23>, here.. Ve Mcm.e Towels, very soft and ab- sor example f= ; AOE COE ha Fire . orb.nt, Sie 174¢x3$-inz lac Guizot's History of France, 8 vyols., half morocco, eee 12.21 : various sleeve lengths, Berens | : ; Carlyle's Works, Sterling Ed., 10 vols, half morocco, $12.21, », C Ty Wen lege [ues ae 2 Union Linen Hemst tched Toweis, Smollett’s Works, Library Ed, 12 vols., half calf, $17-96, ae Wi Mable, &. spike G Jamasx borders; 15x34-in. size; sa Ruskin's Works, illustrated edition, 13 vols. half morocco, 4, Hoery A.B: a Fire E Py) Jf 5O. special value Boys Suits: Here $3.49 For ; hls GueuRen $ Rare eary Ed., 12 vols., half calf, $18.44. egcticcniciiive anne etek Sorts Others Sell At $7.90 Union Linen Towels, color bor- Fieiding’s Works, illustraed edition, half morocco, 7 vols, $0.40. Roman ici cacosia tinny ante eee By eet ders, neat design; 20x37-in. size... .16¢ Schiller's Works, illustrated, Sterling Ed., 4 vols., half eee) (EES ar . : ee eter EET tT aie A trouble cf mak- i Chartes Lamb's Works, Sterling Ed, $ vols., half calf, $6.08. agers of Greater New Yor 1 the bil Broadway and zoth St; sth Ave., roth ss AA Ms Huci Towels, of Union linen, hem- Dumas’s listorical Romances, illustrated, 15 vols,, half calf, $18.61. mee ene Biayer E f for $3.49. titched ends, damask borders ; 20x37- Dickens's Works, illustrated edition, 15 vols., half morocco, $18.24, are the R Blox en WRinusizeseccseresss scent aii: 2c Tolstoi's Works, Library Ed., 12 vols., halt call $17.96. i a eerie Ra aheelbe ave ai Bure inom, Huck ireweln ened Fe eee sctulion dcyels, hall cul, 80.04. : ts ) nan pruein i ends, extra quality; 20x36-in. size...242 Macaulay's Essays and Poems, 3 vols., half calf, $3.24, eset Turkish Tows!, heavy quality, oneal CATH Standard Editions, Ay | -; Suits for School or Dress Wear hemmed ends, 22 44x45ein. sizeeach 19. Decne mts) Ee TI) ad : axative All of select i rder ard tailored as you i Hugo's Works, illustrated, Sterling Ed., 10 vols. $5.94. : fer-—IN THE BEST MANNER POSSIBLE 7 Torkish) Towo's, excellent quality, Tolstoi’s Works, Library Ed., 12 vols., 88.06, clr e would ree et Hea Risa IA MG) (VR hemmed ends; 20x40-in, size, cachet Carlyle's Works, Sterling Ed., 10 vols, 85.94. th a H J F d See eae Ls Tae eal lM RE Turkish Bath Towels, fine grade, Ruskin’s Works, Sterling Ed., 13 vols, $7.81, thet ES as arm ess as oo i Alien ste eaicreierdires een Thackeray's Works, illustrated, Sterling Ed., 10 vols., $5.4. 18 Tf you < lent: food living would do, And they do it as Sailor and Rusciapkpleuses Suliey new models of ¢ A ST, BOT | nv size - 24 Balzac, Sterling Edition, 18 vols., Pepys's Diary, 4 vols., $3.78. bowels. _ Bently and naturally, f £ a Saas ne iB Turkish Bath Mats, very heavy em- $10.81, ay _ Cooper's Leather Stocking Tales, You can take them any hour of the day Kn'cterbocker Sui s, se Kipling’s Works, 5 vols., $1.19. 5 vols, $1.19, AR per action Gare stvles—of cheviots, cassimeres and $4.96 to $13.71 bossed patterns, various Colors; 27x 50- peas Tales and Poems, 4 vols., George Eliot's Works, 6 vols., Mansioastnnin Extraulrousers . of all-wool chevict spring colorin (iE) Et aonoacacioonnn fiaeonod 188 $1.13. $2.24, : need it coats belted or les3, 1 ow 1 two pairs K ish Towe.s, beached; 18x 34-11 Prescott’s Conquest of Peru, 2 Macaulay's History of England, 5 im = Socker trouser: boy 34.74 9c vols, 66¢. vols, $1.19. Tha y to keep well atc) | Enea eal Suleniate ibauncieeniace ae OT: a noonnnnddd + 66, the ill effects of : ts or pill cathartics, Yature, ‘Pheyirritate ch and bow ets dru from lets. They are so! | their burlesy by all ver in bulk, Be su: | ‘a—all constipation to get the n CCC on every table. | Means recep : saga is ed by the use of harsh physic. The box is marked like this: V/ twenty of sely the same effect asa laxative Bow playing in ¢ Speyer, Mrs. rf ; : A i r, 4 Mrs. Wilitam Jay, Mrs. R rd Irvin, | You know they don’t harm you because Mrs. Paul Moricn, Mrs® Stuyvesant | they don't gripe. “ ‘Fhe vest-pocket box 1410 cgnts. | r ‘@) mM a Fish Mrs Henry Clews Mes, Henry They do for the bowels just what right Lamia Sbeusesed sncals =” as| 4 ; W. Taft, Mrs. Redinsoa, ; RE SAG RS Soka Dh