The evening world. Newspaper, July 1, 1908, Page 9

GH DANELS S| IN ADIRONDACK { Y, Central Expires at { Lake Placid LAKP PLACID, July 1.—George H Daniels, former general passenger agent @f the New York Cer @t his home here to- Mr. Daniels's fanuly @ long time that his recovery was {m- He had been unconscious possible, @ince 5 0 With him a fwere members @. T. Daniels, of Chicago, h of Elgin, Dantels and W. B. Jerome Mr. Dantels's body will be Dake Placid at 7.# P. for Buffalo and the finer ‘will be held at the ers there at 2.29 P.M. (Priday, Mr, Daniels was known oad men the country ov be the best and have ely adopted. Mr. Daniels retired trom active ser- vice wi 4, 1907. At eharge of the advertising denartment of the road, to which position he ha y, but he was official and mpany that fable to take for weeks ni tities of milk and champagne. Didn't Look Like Railroader, tr , ea was pora rm experienced raliroad Bi the Job “YOU MUST NOT LAUGH AT POLICEMEN,” SAYS JUDGE. Then He cause He Did Not Have a Li- cense to Sell Peaches. “Your Honor, Macdougal street 5 n Market Court this morning. House. esked Magis cj ‘ “why “aid you laugh at ask: int of t te | House , explaining me pea whereupon Vhat are you laughing for?” asked I were &s sensi tive ag vou I would send a complaint against vou to Commissioner Bingham. the Magistrate, “If Btraiwhten vour face,” Gould did so, ———_»—____ UNFROCKED PASTOR WILL HIRE A HALL. WASHINGTON, Gilbert F. Williams, was emirched when he w tical court in this city, originally made Mr was that he father of an Illegitimate child, clares his trial waa a farc Mistress Teddy Bear’s Sons Were First-Rate Doctors— Mistress Teddy Bear once called Her daughter to her side; Sald she, “I've stitched so much that now I've a bad stitch In my side.” Her noble sons heard what she sald And through World Ads. they bought her A Sewing Machine, and now there’s no Pain where the old stitch caught her. Yon see the reason thoy bi A te her te machine through World Ade 0 doling 'y got a t-clads ae Bess ithe en ot‘ “SUMMER HOME Former see Agent of N, ral Ratiroad, dled ad known for of his family including brother, and Miss Harriet Dantels, his daughter Others present were James Scanlon 1, a Mte-long friend of Mr taken trom _THE EVENIN RAL Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Thetr Low Prices, ‘Mth to 35th Se PARASOLS Our Finer Grades in a Remarkable Underpricing ‘’ain Floor, Broadway. Such reductions as we tell of to-day would be extraordinary even in an end of August clearance sale—yet here they are, effective before ‘the Fourth,” so that a couple hundred women may share the best Parasol prizes they ever met with so early in a season, Complete letails of the sale stock cannot be given, Among the finer Parasols there is but one or two of a kind. The biggest reductions have been made in the prices of these aristocrats, For example, a superb Para- sol of Duchess lace, lined with chiffon, is reduced from $64.74 t $19.89, Another of fine net, with wide Cluny lace border and chiffon age, has been humbled from $54.74 to $19.89, Another, of fancy Val, lace, with Irish crochet lace and chiffon ruffle, has been Price- dropped from $39.29 to $14.89, Others, of shirred chiffon and inted French pongee, have been reduced from $22.89 to $14.89 ther reductions include :— Parasols Reduced to $9.89 Former Prices up to $21.74 G WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1908. a Week-end Candy Special. Macy's Perfection Cl Chocolates, packed assorted In pound boxes, tled with red, Transfer Cards, Shopping with least worry RH Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices. AC YS |: 35th St. means sho ping with a Transfer Card—a blue caid if you expect to take your purchases wilt you and a red one if goods are to be de livered. Such cards are particularly ser white and blue silk ribbons; also patriotic viceable if you are a Depositors’ Account postal card; regularly 59. a box; special, patron, B'way at 6th Ay 44c In Progress—The 1908 Series of Macy Old-Fashioned Sales. a SUITS OF BLUE SERGE Warranted Loyal Blue. Even our lowest priced suits are war- raucted fast color—the serge will give the best satisfaction and will not blush purple under the summer sun. At $9.94—Of all worsted serge, coats lined with alpaca, trousers made with side buckles and moted from the general nas ¢ ) popular Imported taffeta silk, in white and White Irish linen, hand embrold ered; \mported Dresden net, over white silk; shirred mousseline, with applique medallions Heavy white lace insertion, with tucks and lace edge. copenhagen blue. Japanese gros grain silk, red or blue, hand embroidered White moire silk, chiffon. shirred, with Parasols Reduced to $7.49 Former Prices up to $32.74 Shirred white chiffon, with lace nedallions with wide taffeta silk, tirred edge; white hand embroid- red lingerie, with German Val, lace dge or with lace Insertions. Printed pongee silk, In Ortental designs Old rose silk, with self-colored hand embroidery, Parasols at $2.79, were $3.74 belt loops. At $14.75—Of all-wool indigo-dyed serge, coats with hand-felled collars and lapels, hand-made buttonholes and double-stitched silk seams; mohair lining, trousers with side buckles and belt loops. At $19.75 —Suits made of fine quality soft- finished serge—a grade of'fabric that does not gloss splendidly tailored; coats lined with fine quality brilliantine; trousers finished with side buck- les and belt loops. At $24.75 —Highest grade Hand Tailored Suits, fashioned of very fine quality serge, lined with mohair and made with thoroughly shrunken CLEARANCE ‘Men's Shoe Store, Oth Floor, Ahead of schedule—and it will bé all the more effective because spurred by the extra pre-holiday demand for such Footwear. About 800 pairs are involved, including some lines we are dis- continuing. Of some styles, broken sizes only. Others offer al- most a complete range of sizes and widths. $4.96 Shoes Reduced to $3.69 LOW SHOES of patent leather, tan Russia calf, black calf and kid. pe $3.49 Shoes Reduced to $2.69 LOW SHOES of patent leather, black calf and kidskin; grades selling else- where for $4 the pair. $3.00 White Canvas Shoes, $1.98 WHITE CANVAS LACE BLUCHBRS ind OXFORDS with rubber soles and White Oxfords with leather soles. to $7.89 In this collection about 25 Parasols, including white lingeries, vhite tatfetas with colored borders, plain tatfetas and checked silks— interlining, insuring lasting shapeliness. i Races $16.49 for Panama Hats, Such as Hampshire, es Prisoner $2 Be- this man laughed at me when I asket hi mif he had a ald Patrolman Willlam Gould n, In the ou charge him with?” Judge, He sold peaches without then fined the 1 it_ was for not having a‘ license—not for laughing at Gould July 1—The Rey. ten years ago rector of Christ Episcopal Church here thaw engaged the auditorium of Masonic Hall and purposes next Thursday to publloly review the charges upon which he was dropped, in an effort to rehabill- tate his good name, which, he says, unfrocked gainst the He de. I! with fancy handles. aa R.A. Maey & Co.'s Attractions Are Thetr Low Prices Macys B'way at 6th Av, B4te to 35th St aie the Picnic Luncheon Fifth Floor JET this branch of our Grocery for, These for the hamper:— RICHARDSON & ROBBID Potted Chicken and Turk: 1g-Ib, cans, 25c. each; dozen, FRANCO-AMERICAN SOUP! Jullenne, Mutton Broth, Bee 15¢, each; dozen, $1.74 Chicken, Chicken Gumbo, ( gatawny and Oxtail (clear cans, 17¢, each; dozen, $1.9: HUNTLEY & PALMER'S BRE. Aozen vreveovers gly prepared ie money than home preparaii on of such supplies call * CANNED MBA key—'4-lb. cans, 28¢. each; doz, $2.68 ey:—M4-lb. cans, 14¢ Oxtail, Consomme, Tomato, Veg anniere, Petit Marmite:—%4-pint cans, 9c. eac uart cans, 27%e. ea SUGAR WAFERS, all flav — organization take over the eon dainties—every thing Id have it, and ln 1 Chicken and Tur. each; doz, $4.71 dozen, $1.57 $2.89 pound Mock Turtle, ; dozen “83. 18 n Consomme, Strained Okra, Mulli- ns, 10¢, each; dozen, $1.08; pint 27e. each: dozen $3.18 TS, No. 1 tins, 24¢. each . $2.74 | Ware's Summer-Weight Suits 2 Close to Half Usual. MADE 10 SELL the newest and most desirable models, man copies of imported model Suits; Panama, in checks and plai and other styles; s rts—gorad, $22.50 Sik Dresses, $16.74. UIMPE DRE AT $35.00—Including y of which are hioned of fine quality mohair and ats—cutaway, semi-fitting, butterfly $18.74 —FOR SU (DE TO" SSES, of figured foulard silk, in Copenhagen, yhite; also ot bodice plain silk and white and brown and full pleated waist, new ; garments trimmed wit uuntain wear, It ind ieee draped full sailor collar of panne e, gray, gold, others wi red flounce, Macs Men’s Shirts Main Floor. Continuation of the sale of high Grade neglige garments At $1.54 Made to sell at $2.50 and $3,00 ——plain negligee and pleated bosom garments, mostly coat models with cuffs attached; the majority made of tine quality woven Siripe madras, Best Shirt sale news we ever an- rounced on the eve of a national holiday. Girls’ Tub Dresses, Were $2.74, Are $1.96. tnd Floor. A handsome model, called “The Blanche,” made of excel- lent quality figured percales in blue, tan, pink and rose; Dutch neck and kimono sleeves, trim- med with piping of colored repp; foo Others Sell for $25.00 Is —MORE THAN A TRIBUTE TO MACY’S UNDERSELLING SUPREMACY, It is the weightiest sort of an argument why every prospective buyer of a Panama Hat should in-pect this Macy stock, The Ha $at $16.49 r present but one group—the aristocrats of Panama Hatdom, They are Monte Cristi quality, for which grade specialty hatters ask as high as $25,00, We show, in aduition:— Other Panama Hats at $3.96, $4.96, $7.49 and $9.94. All desirable styles—telescope shapes and the various styles of full crown Panamas favored by large men, Fifth Floor. Trunks and Bags for Over-Fourth Vs Vacation Trips ND for as many trips thereafter as best-built Trunks and Bags ever take, Despite the low prices every travelling requisite shown in this Macy Trunk and Bag store is of thoroughly excellent construction—stoutly built of the best A blouse box-pleated; stitched | materials. Suggestions: shaped belt; full-pleated skirt; “Boston” Travelling Trunks, covered with water-proofed canvas, tron h cress open in back entire length; bottoms and brass locks......++ eat ae 96 to we 18 White Petticoats—n 300 for this sale. sizes 4 to 14 years, “Niagara” Travelling Trunl ass trimmed, leather straps, two M ri hemstitched tucks, Z trays, irom bottom, cloth lined throughout,............ $8.66 to $15.51 “Princeton” Cabin Trunks, covered with heavy duck, fron bound, oo a 49 faces = Children’s Hats brass locks and riveted. . 85.77 to $12.43 J : 2nd Floor Hat Trunks, that hold five or more hat + $3.96 to $25.42 een cca ; | A N dl ] EDUC i Ww. be Trunks, with sixteen combination garment hangers and age, 17¢.,; pound package........ Mec rt eediewor Specia s REDUCED—The stock of STRAW ardrobe Trunks, w DALI & 5 8 ory SELECTED SPANISH QUEEN © gallon | AE Hiece HATS, several hundred in all, Former compartment for sundries $25.42 to $64.89 Jar, this sale 1 TY WAIST PATTERNS, of Union | WAIST PATTERNS, of sheer lawn, | } Prices ranged from $1 a4 to $6.49; Sole Leather Suit Cas 83.97 to $33.49 Royal Luncheon C fo Salad Dressing; small size sal ped in a variety of eyelet, Wal- stamped in designs as above, each NaMGLATEHacR Eee be Straw Suit Cases, very light. , 82.17 to $10,09 Be dozen, $1.04 c+; dozen, $1.04; Kepint size, 22e ee a aed aes with enough embroidery ‘oss for] | ser hove shaw his for ite foltee | ypagSole Leather Bags, liter lined, ell riveted corners, 16, 17 and 18 OLED aN jozen, $2.57; pint size, 87e,; broidery,......4. ki completin’ AT ight in weight, very cool and won- yl tLe core 66; dinner siz al doatates seeker tt eeaieeretnee $4.22 BULGARIAN PI S hand em.| REVERSIBLE PILLOW SLIPS, made} | cérfully dur +46 i nee Walrus lunge leather lined, brass trimmings, sizes 12 to 18 oe OUR “RED STAR” COFFE broidered, finished with scalloped | over sateen in pink, blue, yellow andl | CHILDREN'S WASH HATS AND Neher reece cen dry ric eter VaTeME en ennntea; came tiem 85.77 OUR sb &TaR COFFEE, ean dally from our own coffee roast- edges and filled with silk floss. 81.59 | Nile and finished with ruffles, $1.19 | CAPS, various styles....., 24c. to 49¢ Carryalls for steamer use {n canvas cloth and plaids. $3.11 to $14.06 ing plant ized. One-pound cartons, regularly 29¢.; sale, 28¢.; 25-pound bag pAGa beans only, for $1.14; fast, Ceylon, trek Uncolored Japan, Young Hyson and Gu larly 48c; Ib.; special Selb, caddy, 81.04; 10-1b, caddy, $3.76, Bean, granulated or pulver- five: p pound cartons . 85.4 Our celebrated Pure Fruit Sytups:—Raspberry, Strawberry, Lemon, Or- ange, Vanilla, Pineapple and ten other flavors, produces {n our own labora- tory and guaranteed absolutely pure; a quart, nade LILY WHITE BRAND “ABSOLUTELY PURE” GRAPE JUICE Small bottle, 12c,; dozen, $1.33; medium bottle, 22c., 8c. pints. ¢ dozen, $2.43; aes bottle, 88c.;"dozen, $4.46; %4-gallon Jars, 74c.; gallon lars revues wl. 88 Appetite Tempters From the Macy Bakery. Delicious Cakes, freshly baked specialties from our Bakery on the Eighth Floor. Of course, nothing but the purest, freshest and best materials are used in this bakery, quality materials. Dinner Rolls, dozen, 12c¢.; Lunch Cakes, doz, 19¢.; Crullers, doz., 19¢c.; German Coffee Cakes, on 1%c,; Coffee Rings, each....... 14¢ Layer Cakes—Chocolate, Orne Vanilla and Cocoanut, each...... Fancy Iced French Cakes, Ib,.34c Glace Cherry Cake, Assorted Glace Cake; our regular price 16c, & pours ‘The most particular provider for a home can find no bette We do not deliver bakery products Fruit Cake, Citron Cake, Ralsin Cake and Pound Cake—sold by specialty stores at $0c, the pound; our regular price 29c.; for this special sale. .24c Bakery Cakes—Product of the Drake Bros,’ Bakery; including Raisin Citron, Marble, Pound and Iced Lady for this sale ¢ Nearly all of the cooked dalnties offered in thls section are prepared by a skilled chef In our own kitchen on the premises, Purchases made {n this section will be packed neatly for carrying; we do ‘not deliver them, Sugar Cured Botled Ham, tb. .28c Delicatessen Beef Tongue, Ib. .59¢ Lily White Brand Baked Beans, plain or In tomato sauce, ah mayonnaise sauce, Ib. Bologna Style Sausage, 4 Ea Poy Si Sausage, !b.. Hone F&icy Salami Style sae Oe “Fancy | “Smoked Salmon, 280 Nate e cece eet teeeeneneee eure ec Cheese, Ib ' ik Genuine Imported Swiss Che Sardine Paste, for Sandwiches, Boneless Sardines, with truffle CAN vevesessesens asttooees seen lle Rillettes (Chicken ind Ham) te Sandwiches, glass .....ess.eeee Genuine Societe Brand roe | WORLD WANTS WORK a one, &3 ze AE LS ee A ee ee ee ee ee vien’s Bathing Suits bth Floor, Men's two-piece, all woo! | ted Suits, th red | or white stripes, at......... $198 Other Bathing Suits, In a variety of colors and combinations, $2.79 to $7.49 Men's two-piece, sweater knit Swimming Suits, closely woven; | gray grounds, with white or red $2.07 SPLIT BAMBOO 3-PIECE EXTRA TIP FLY RODS, closely wound with white trimmin Other fancy Suits, in the new heather s| UPntOnismremrertii irs: Lawn Croquet. CROQUET SET, four balls and | ROD, 3- and extra tip, made | of good quality split bamboo, | closely wound with silk, reversible | butt; can be made Into 3-piece Fly Rod, Bait Casting or Trolling Rod, eight mallets, made of hardwood, striped and varnished, 98- 98c., $1.19 and up to $4.29 ‘4 ‘ LEATHER ROD CASES, Bicycles, | ELBERON BICYCLES...$17.74 ERIE BICYCLES .,...,,$20.74 DAY BICYCLES........ $26.49 Include Men's and Women’s STIFF LEATHER REEL CASES, d $1.19 TIN TACKLE BO) De, to $2.24 BAIT PAILS....,.38¢. to $1.44 MULTIPLYING REELS, hard rub- KNOCKABOUT COMBINATION | $1.98 to $4.96 Fifth Floor, MULTIPLYING REELS FOR SALT WATER, rubber sidé plates, plates, with patent adjusting pivot. 60 yds., $2.24; 150 yds, $4.97 80 yds, 82.49; 250 yds. $3.50 | 100 yds, $2.69, BEAVER KILL ENAMELLED SILK LINES, 2§ yards; No, 3, 44 4, 87c,; No. $ 82¢ | BASS CASTING SILK LINES tn glass tubes, extra fine quality, per SOMA cosest ect 99c, and $1.06 CUTTYHUNK LINEN BASS AND TARPON LINES, 21, 24 and 37 thread, 100-yard spools..,.... 98 SNELLED HOOKS, spring steel, hollow point, ted with silk on SPORTING GOODS OUNT an outfitting trip to this Macy Sporting Goods store one of the most important details of your vacation plans. Here is every requisite for sports afield or wfloat—and in every ine | stance the cost of the requisites here is LESS than you must pay elsewhere for similar goods. | Be guided by this list of typical offerings:— | FISHING TACKLE Baseball. | 81.74 airipesserrcrcrey cs | 7 Nery | $1.39 to 87.74 \ { with colored silk, cord grip, soll large rubber handle, adjustable {rt, pants, cap and belt; sizes | SE SHEL MIRE || HG HIRIEE toniaxnean in $5.88 | lick, 150 pis, $240, a0 yds, | OP HD HY yetecrercssveres 98: | TENNIS BALLS, Wright and Dit- A eres $3.49 to $4.96 CALCIITTA CANE FLY ROD, 3- | 9274 250 yas. $2.0 BOYS’ BASEBALL SUITS, made | for Champlonshlp, Ayers, Slzen- Mer’s ty fece, all y plece and extra tip, wound at close VOM HOFE MULTIPLYING | Of covert cloth; same outfit as "4 ; | sweater knit Ga intervals, cork grip, solid je. | REELS, raised pillars, rubber side sbove; sizes up to 4 years, 81.39 PRACTICE TENNIS BALLS, GH) reel seat . c | four mallets, made of hardwood, $4.49 NEW YORK CLUB ‘ENAMELED | i | striped and aa {n wooden Other Bait or Fly Rods, | WATERPROOF SILK LINES, strong care eve 8S | EuNee Tea Nets from ba PEL ae Gea “8c, to $19.74 | and durable, smooth and flexible, FIELDERS’ nS LOVES $2.07 | $1.59 to $4.24 0 , four balls an No, 5, trout siz a . 88, c. to | MARKERS, four mallets, made of selected box- FISHING CREELS, made of se- No. 4, ba a ee ie aie . | al Meher $1.98 wood, 8 and 9 inch heads, with | — lected French round willow, Yo. 4, bass sizé, per a5 yards, .74c CATCHERS’ MITTS, DUPLEX WET COURT MARK nickelled metal bands, profession- 79c, to $1.74 No. 3, muscallonge, per 25 yards, | Pet UK lf) BRSiGi teria: $2.97 al short handles, in yarnished box, FLUTED. TROLLING ° BASEMAN MITTS, LUMBIA COURT. MARK S $6.94 and $8.94 ATER i HARD BRAIDED ITALIAN SILK rae, to $2.19 ee 98 CROQUET SET, eight balls and TACKLE BOOKS, 4c, to $2.aa | CAST LINE, Soyyard Fes save | Golf Goods, models, 20 and 22 Inch frames, | ber side plates, steel pivots, de , mist color gut. Carlisle, Sproat, MCE seeseees serrersveers HEAVY BROWN BLANKETS, of enamelled in black and fitted with | tachable ofl cup, adjustable click Steck, Aberdeen; single gut, per GOLF BAGS, made of canvas | mixed wool and cotton, firmly single tube tires and high grade and drag; 60 yds. 48c.; 80 yds., doz, 18c,; double gut, per doz, plaid mackintosh and deyet woven and Standard equipments, 59c.; 100 yds,, 68c.; 150 yds. .792 24e $1.29 to $4.96 | size 62x82 | Lawn Tennis Goods. SURPRISE TENNIS RACQUET, made of well seasoned ash, rein forced throat, strung with Oriental Gud; WPCC ase $1.14 NEWPORT TENNIS RACQUET, selected ash frame, combed cedar handle, reinforced walnut throat, Strung with good quality gut, Other Tennis Racquets, including BOYS’ BASEBALL SUITS, made best American makes, at of gray cotton flannel, consisting MEN'S AND YOUTHS’ BASE- BALL SUITS, made of gray cotton flannel and consisting of shirt, pants, cap, belt and stockings Bi.70 TENNIS POLES, made of pol- {shed hardwood, complete with guy ropes and pegs, per set. .98¢ | Other Tennis Poles up to’ $6.49 | _ TENNIS NETS for double court, ; bound edges, black tarred, 21 pee 36x3 ft., regularly $3.96, 82,74 Other Baseball Sults for men made to order In any combination Blankets for Campers. Basement. A special lot, in time for over- holiday campers—and to be di tributed at a special price. GOLF CLUBS—Brassies or Driv- ers, hand made, dogwood or per- simmon, with a well seasoned sec. ond growth shaft, exactly bal- ANCE iesesee core eeeeeeee $1.39 IRON CLUBS, drop forged heads {n all the popular models, second growth hickory shaft, ae bal-