The evening world. Newspaper, April 29, 1908, Page 8

eS Sa ea rere ean oreahartsh een tanta bE EA C) Soint Bae | tr CONEY TAF DOSN'T Pa, 1 PLANT OFB.AT. Show |: Company's — Figures That Passengers Ride Only One Way. 1 the ‘The hearing requiring the Brookl td have b Rapid Tra ! operation. | i 1 ‘A to make five- Coney Island ly a little m esumed before Co! precise defic Ree eee eter according to the com- ent. sion. Hows) Brooklyn Rap! and $ ve : pany Bien scone - fa eevee Was $465,433.92 the statement says. nd. To ex-Justice Elward pena ne counsel for the railroad, Mr, Abel de- Wy RnTaT, ecribed the lines in the Coney Island traMec, also the earnings of each he hit of “The Merry-Go-Roun: | pissing at the Gus Edwards ot entitled “In Bobemia With C. D. Meneely, secretary and treas- | Wu 'be gs a me oO 2 e word jd music complete. turer of the syetem, explained how it | words and musle complete for passengers to nd_com points if it were |G poser ehange cars at varlo Go-Round.” Words by Paul Weat. Suits for Small Women and Misses: $23.50 Values, Sale $17.74 Seoond Floor. New Model Cutaway Suits—as smartly tailored as any we have seen this season. They are made of handsome novelty mix- tures and fancy Panamas, in blue, tan, brown, navy and gray. The coats are semi-fitting, tinished with notched collars and turn-over cuffs, trimmed with piping of satin and buttons and lined with taffeta silk; new model pleated skirts, tinished with deep folds; 14, 16 and 18-year sizes. Macys Women’s Footwear. = r= A large showing of well-fitting, well-looking, well- wearing Shoes, which will reap nothing but benefit from any come parison you may make between them and Shoes sold elsewhere at $6.00 and $7.00. They include:— Boots; Patent leather, wit! in or cloth tops; glazed kidskin; black * or tan Russia calfskin. 2 ‘i + Pumps, Gibsons, Sailor and Oxford Ties an Tongue Ip Low Shoes: rerrs Gatent leather, tan on bleck, Russia calfskin and brown or gray ooze leather; also in various colors to match gowns. —Special attenti alled to a line of Goodyear welted and turned At $2.49 sole low shoes, in Gibson and Blucher cuts, in patent leather and black or tan Russia calfskin—shoes for which most shops charge 23.00 and $3.50—one of the very best shoe values in the city. Women’s Long Silk Gloves Main Floor. For special selling—1,200 pairs Elbow-length Mousquetaire Silk Gloves, Milanese quality; in black and white; Regularly $1.24 the Pair. Bargains in Paper Inexpensive Waists. and Envelopes 24 FI. T9¢—Waists made of t lawn, but- ed back ar oi a f Main Floor. hace and embroigery ineertiong and | Bond Paper, blue ray or white; 1b, y insertion below | — Packag 19¢ 4 back, lace-trimmed | Envelopes to match, package . 5e stock collar ani cuffs, Pry Go Gis Aang i . 's Fine Fabric Paper, 4-qui Q9c—lawn Waists, finished with | “ox with three packages of envel, fine pin tucks back and front; collar and cuffs, tucked and hemstitcheu. faces” Women’s Petticoats Special at 99c. 24 Fi Of goed quality black perca- line ; made with umbrella ruffle, tucked and with wide embroid- ered rutile, OPES 00. ceeecseee.seveessees 49c Pembroke Fabric Paper, SO sheets, with envelopes, in bo: +.196 Fine Vellum Paper, 200 sheets and 150 envelopes .. sr eeceeeeeS4e Hurlburt’s Fine Linen Paper, 100 sheets and 80 envelopes, in cabinet. 78¢ Fine Quality Fabric Paper, blue, gray or white; 1-Ib. package........24¢ Envelopes to match, package. ....8, yIac Coats for Girls of 4 to 10 Years: Very Special, $3.96 to $10.74 =» Prizes for an even hundred little misses: —Fancy Coats, double breasted styles tashioned of broazcloths fancy cheviots, noveity mixtures and fine quality serges—all taiored in splendid tashion and a number lightly lined, In biue, red, tan and white, Prices ordinarily $5.74 to $15.74, Imported Dress Trimmings Around Half Price INE quality Main Floor. Trimmings, including all the desirable styles in They ave ge halt price, so this is a if one ever existed. The collec- lection embi Persian Ban Soutache Braid Pas Chiffon Applique, in white and c Novelty Hand-made Cotton Trimmings. Ordinarily 98c to $3.74 a Yard. Sale 49c to $1.98. ered on linen, ementere nd t comt also silk ans of ¢ in vario Black Silk Braid Yokes, with attac! cks; some mounted on filet; imported to sell up to $2 sale 905 ck Soutache Yokes and Coilars, hiwii-sewed and i Orientai Rug Specials. Two little collections holding out big rewards for all who shar them The first include and Indian Carrets ang the second twent Z: weaves. An idea Of the values; — sh Turkish and Indian Carpe s $314.00 $148.00 | $168.0) $198.00 Ru; 9.0-ft. Special $29.74 Turkey § 9 8-4t. Special $39.95 Tend s7 size 7-0x10-0-ft. Special $44.74 Indian 7-7x10.9-ft. Special $49.48 Yeprec Rug, 8-1x10-9-ft, Special $59.50 Persian Ruz, sze 8-5x Pers an size 8-6x11-0-ft. , size G , size 6.3x Rug, Rug, s . Special $59.50 >peca $74.50 Rag, id only two Ines showed for the Sea Beach route him to vote agai Union Elevated Com- $6.28. The total deficit | cassidy | * now | Sion that Cassidy may flop Hall, It Sena’ district, 0 ple, one of the race t HUGHES ACADY FOR RACING BILL STUMP <= tassidy’s Monday Governor Starts Tour To-Mor- | « ng to get behind ate and a large d, will be dumpe row and Will Invade of Hostile (Camps; pears Senators. special time befor Legisiaty opinion of Ros: of Elmira. thers was a telegram to § Ses “ CAUGHT trying | being taken to Jeff | to answer to a chi again ‘n Pvlice Headquarters. was caught in Yonkers to-day by Berat McGowan. machines. Payne resisted and McG each The fact that th oY speak in Elmira has giv ernor’s side at the extra s The Governor's race {tinerary, as arranged thus far, is as As Ho will speak to-morrow in | Solicem| jectady, the home of Senator Wem- ' effect. reform ad saveral RH. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices. B'way at oth Av. 34th to 35th St. a Trunks and Bags: Money-Savings Tharement. : i ]LL designs such as we carry in regular stock, but at special A! prices—enough below regular to make it worth while to purchase summer vacation luggage now. “Lakeshore” Traveling Trunks, !ron-bound and with steel centre bands, covered with heavy waterproof canvas; hardwood slats, leather straps, brass Excelsior locks; deep set-up tray and extra skirt tray; cloth-lined throughout. oo tain Bhs 36-In, 38-in, © 404, —tach, $7.58 $7.04 8831 98.66 89.02 “Imperial” Traveling Trunks, of stout basswood and heavy water- proot canvas, fibre-bound; combination brass mmings, iron bottoms, leather straps; four hardwood slats on bottom; cloth lined. izes easing 36-in. 38in, —40-in, —Frch, 8866 $0.02 89.38 $9.74 $10.09 “Paris” Cabin Trunks, covered with duck, bound with leather; iron bottom, brass trimmings, leather straps; set-up tray, cloth lining. ize, = 3a-in. = 34-in, 36-in. 38-in, —40-in, —Fach, $6.86 $7.22 $7.58 87.94 §8.31 ‘Seneca” Cabin Trunks, covered with canvas, bound with fibre, hard- wood-slatted; iron bottoms, heavy leather straps and brass locks. — 2-in. © 30-in, 32-in, 34-in. = 36-in. = 38-in.—40-in. $4.11 8448 9484 $5.19 $5.56 $5.92 $6.14 English Oxford Bags, made of smooth cowhide, hand-sewn | throughout; stitched corners; lined with leather; two inside pock- ets; 15 to 18 inch sizes; elsewhere $8.50; here... ! Sole Leather Suit Cases, steel frames, hand-stitched, | ring han a4-inch size, $6.00 value; sale Casry-alls, for steamer use Fitted Trunks, for men... (2 Launches, Rowboats & Canoes. :» =. A consignment of the celebrat- ed Palmer Launches received this WA week—so we can make immediate Ry deliveries, The leader isa 17-Foot Paimer Launch at $187.50 It is ons of the best moderate- priced pleasure boats ever manu- tactured, Staunchly builtthrough- out and fitted with a {12 horse power two-cycle marine engine; speed 6 miles per hour, The same Launch, titted with awn- $3.38 to $14.24 .825.24 to $137.41 cushions, + $367.00 cover, two fh ste... t built Row Skaneateles rket; 15-foot, double-end, mad. ‘ nc of Oak, two seats end farcy seat in ste one pair of fine spruce spcon 0 ry znd rowlocks, 47.74, 14-foot Rowboats— das atove; complet: oe £48.74 12 t | built; finish:d and varn th . $26.74 Old Town Canoes: foot t6-foot 17-100t $28.74 $30.74 § $1.31 Tackle for Salt and Fresh Water Fishing om Fl FSS IRST " from an un, a collec- y Stock-worn es are perfect, and all e surface hurts—little { am and virlous designs for fresh water fishing— Ordinarily 98c. to $10. :: Sale 74c to $5.49 t Rods, from very hea res d e pon fishing and surf fron) veresee 98, to $18.74 iteels, Lines and Baiting Devices 96 : Landing Net F 9c. to $1.40 nding Nets, without frames, 290, to 78. { 0” of F 1 will 9 to $1.89 ard-braided § Pails 9c. to $1.44 Boxes Be. to $8.19 IL ! k 36-, to $3.74 G4e5 4 1 k ‘de to $4.74 GBe. to $1.2 Hughes will speak in ed. He has been | of that city to and to lambaat De against the | who found him rifling slot THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL Furniture Bargains k in all the m the dis- train FUGITIVE STEALING. | Edward Payne, a negro, who escaped from Policeman Bode March % while on Market Court ge of burglary, is/ Payne rrest stoutly and he shots at ‘aime to the = siesiied RE EET RLS ST Ee Gti OA =e The recent Parker Building fire almost to- tally destroyed cur sample stock ot thousands of dollars’ worth of the finest and best con- structed furniture, money cculd buy. The entire seventh floor was oc upied by our dis- play of samples ot all kinds ot up-to-date furniture. Of course we had more. Our warehcuses contained the larger part of our mammoth stock. We must sell, however, for our Spring orders have now arrived and we need room. So we continue our famous IRE SAL with the choicest furniture at the BEST BARGAINS ever given in our history. We guarantee these goods to be pertect. Din- ing Room, Living Rceom, Library, Bed Room, Office Furniture—all to be sacrificed. FREDERICK W. EVERS of the bullets tox | 30-32 East 2ist Street, between Broadway and 4th Ave. ywacrss | Furniture Sale Takes In New Lines with the Dropped Patterns 4th Fr rw a ONDAY ing the doors opened on a spread of Furniture M values Gouden eugene ene nd scores a | Pieces for every room in the city or ¢ home for a third to a half less than our regular prices because the de- signs will no longer be made. We cannot get additional lots from time to time to fill in our ae a so we make a quick sacrifice. One to five patterns of a KING in LIBRARY AND PARLOR TABLES, ROCKERS, DRESSERS, DRESSING TABLES, HALL CLOCKS, DESKS, MUSIC CABINETS, CELLARETTEs, BRASS AND IRON BEDS AND A GOODLY QUANTITY OF MISSION FURNITURE Still plenty of bargains in the collections—and the gaps we are putting out other SPECIAL lots Imported Cane Furniture. igh Class Furniture t i $2.49 Footstools, Clesrirg Sale of Bamboo Tabo e Morris Chairs, weathered oak ersible plete worn and a bit t your choi co 1c +. 82.24 Brass Bed = Dropped Patterns ‘ __ Not all sizes in all patterns, but all sizes are represented inghe collection :. Regularly Regularly one or two p Mattresses, same and covered w $5.00 Worth of Cut Glass, $2.69 iia Berry or Salad Bowls, 9 inc i ae Sa » Dinches in dismeter—rich deeply cut aioe crystal—at the lowest Price we have ever quoted ie these Similar Bowls command $5.0 in other stores, Cther 9-inch Bewis on aoe display up to $23.66. Macy Grocery Specials. ED STAR BRAND SMOKED OX 11 all cow tongues advertis i » closely trimmed; weig NGUES—Do not confuse th MACARO( LY CAKES—A delicious confection baked especially for us; 12 cakes in a carte je. each; dozen on dénaondd $1.04 NATIONAL BISC IMPANY NABISCO SU S, Vanilla and Chocolate flavors; 8c, each; dozen 5 +. .84¢ n, fragrant and 4e.; sale, 190, vee s $4.34 , Formosa Oo- a ent blend, daily; regular! sacks, beans only ion, Mixed, Young Hyson, Jap an old full bodied; roasted, granulated and pu cartons, beans only, 92c; 2 U A long and English Breakfast. 1-Ib, carton, regularly 34c.; sale, 28¢ $1.28; 10-Ib. caddy, regularly $3.02; sale..... aiubnph MACY'S FAMOUS “RED STAR" BRAND BREAKFAST COCOA Ib, cans, regularly 21c.; s al, 18c,, $2.04 dozen; 5-Ib. cans........,.,.$1.59 RED STAR BAKING POWDER—An absolutely pure cream of tartar pow der of our own manufacture; unsurpassed in excellence, yet much lower priced than any other Baking Powder of equal merit. Special prices:— 3 5-Ib, regularly $1.59; sale, caddy, ' . $2.52 Ye-lb. can, regular 1-lb. can, regularly | 5-Ib, can, regularly 18e; sale, 14e,; dozen, | 34c,; sale, 26c.; dk $1.59; sale |... $1.22 § $2.97 Bicarbonate of Soda, %4-Ih. carton, GheTsnrnapaodonBennny lt Cream of Tartar, “4-Ib. carton, 10¢ aes eye ci n .. 81.16 HOLBROOK’ AUCE, bottled in England; %-pint for this sale, 10c. each; dozen. 81,14 thin-skinned, perfect fruit; regularly OE GAH TINY } bottles, sold else nod. Armour'a, This Sale, Ye. can. and M White Brand Ap- Butter, — absolutely b-Ib. crock, each, wy | | Lord & Taylor Thursday, April 30th Special Sale of | Lingerie Waists, Kimonos, | Maids’ Dresses €8 Aprons | Lingerie Waists lace or embroidery trimmed at $1.25, $1.75, $1.95, $2.50, $2.95, $3.95, $4.95 Kimonos In Flowered Lawn............$1. $1 7 95 of) I 2.45 Wan » $ In Flowered Swiss............ ,$ In Flowered Lawn........ sa PLLOS $2.25 In Flowered Swiss.............$2.45, $2.95 Short Kimonos In Flowered Lawn.. Flouse Gowns Maids’ Dresses&3 Aprons Matds Dresses in percale, at $1 a3i5 Maids’ Aprons at 50c., 75¢., 98c Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; roth Sy Special Values in Shirts to Measure We are displaying an attractive variety of Imported Shirtings, Scotch, French and Austrian, Exclusive designs, Special Scotch Maaras Shirts Made Plain Negligée fo} fe) Pleated Bosom ona) On Fit and workmanship guaranteed. All shirts made in our own workroom on premises, Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; roth St. | Millinery ILOPa Es Taylor Thursday, April 30th Sale of Smart Ready-to-wear Sailors | Exclusive Styles | . ord Taylor $9.75; value $14.50 Broadway & 2otb St.; sth Ave.; 19th St. J} the Most Jor » Foirr Adoney/ World “Wanted” Ads. are “bargain drivers,” bringing replies from various Persons who will naturally compete with one another in supplying the ar- ticle you wish to buy, A Test Will Show That This Is So