The evening world. Newspaper, March 17, 1909, Page 10

—————. WOMAN FOS) PETTY RL HEARD | BUNNCO GAME FoR CHL OFTHE STAGE | | | 1909, THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, ET nennerecmereemen a ————— RH. Macy & Cos Attractions Are ir Low Prices, ; | “Honesty in Advertising” 5 { It lies within the power of the public fo stop adver- tising that seeks to hoodwink, \ou the public—can it unprofitable for store-keepers to indulge | m STRANGERS $700 May Moriarity, Who Ran} ay at 6th Av, aatis to 35th St in exaggeration. |i xe a intel igently Bway at th Av, . rate aan =. against the prevaricator and in favor of the veracious, the AW om Home, Didn't A FELIX HAT. | cries of advertising will rapidly attain that lofty standard An Empire Mode! ) Ie to which we and other truth-tellers are trying to lift it, Therefore, we urge you to sift and criticize— Reach the Footlights. Guerviie Diretaireishape ef Tanaliirenchistem: Pursues Lumberman Bradon’s ea of Leghorn, faced with y Crown draped with white “Friend” Down Broadway | teencrearsoid sich aoe prunelle chiffon and | to dissect and analyze. [n America, pubtic opinion] Chantilly lace over pale and Forces Him to Disgorge ny lay to go on| bound with prunelle velvet, | is almost infallible. If the merchant quibbles and shuffles} rose aetna, caught by he) Me nag en Willow plumes of mingled | with trumped-up whys and wheretores that are both dainty rosebuds and ee * company | white and soft fawn. stupid and false, don’t trade with him. ‘This and all other} forget-me-nots, Crested IS PRAISED BY COURT. « ulator, | cities have stores where each and every transaction is} with corHttCr plumes. based on the individual character of (heir owners. Don't be pessimistic—remembey that right here in New York there are enough honest advertisers to redeem the system from disgrace. Just because into cus- exami: | y in $1,000 | Visitor from the West Decli to Press Charge and Dor- $68.59 son Escapes 2% East Sixty-ffth stre esty to-day ™ that she had showed a spir should make her worthy ©: ful life than she seemed to be She was brought before the M ee A Sms pa el herman, of St. Regis with his winter's sa e i f} sights. 1 Bradon says he met Dorson in a bare Yoom and remarked to him casually ’ that New York was @ mighty h for a stranger to enjoy though he did have 5 Dorson said he w once Jf Bradon rea had $200, COMES TO NEW YORK Stockholders of Union Type>| one dea'er imposes uson your credulity, just because one dealer, in effect, EP can print anything. without scruple so long as it is within legal limits,” don’t jump at the conclusion that all advertisers deserve your contempt. at at : Trathful advertising, honest goods, lowest prices—4 yes Table aut serve us best, Wey as you'll care for them The Dress Goods Sale. -» If we were to quote aff the items in our Dress Goods stock that deserve your quickest thought and action, our advertising would degenerate into a pr alogue. We've picked out six worthy weaves 10 word-picture. They are big values—and representative of dozens of other Saw New ¥ two week the d mn miaterial, t The or the first They have j Monday. n every claim we make. ness, The result is sure to susts Our present claim is right to the point. A Dress Goods stock that for downright quality uplift and price-lowness has no parallel. but only one of each, If you know shings and exquisi ices? Hemstitched Linen Table Sets = tre double satin damask. Fhe designs are artistic; worked out in equally big values that are here. ree | of them is the weight of honest Don’t buy Dress Goods blindly—or you may plunder. ” vant Sie Gea tare : ; Cece res 5 . ed? or “till with starch ors Make a few intelligent and unbiased comparisons. Exam- From St. Gall: Embroideries| White as snoy ine competitive oferings with it ficial exactness and fair- et Rusti be eX ict, Vienn the value of Hemstitched Linen Table Sets you'll need no urging to buy these: They are And every ounce They are not “load- ng, Grass bleached. i to be, flax \ complete range of sizes, $12.56 : | peing from St, Regis Falls, at once lise i ; ; played the $2), Stay (> ofa White Bat {Ch 5 ne } avedilecine take care » writer Company Resolve most. effective s rch i $17.89 said Dorson, calmly 1 7 ; Ses in pink, sky a f nS | vin. fe 4 Pattog ist rk {to Quit New Jersey. 65c All-Wool Serge, 49¢ | 45: eee ENG [neh aoa ty iene SCal stranger, might get 1 =e. 7 . ‘ : . L nis, These are White Ba hirt \ Front ( 20 in $20.59 :! Bradoh was dellz Don't think of humdrum Serge wh u read this, These are bined with Ve 26x26 in, f the weight of respc all-wool, warp-way and \ artistic styles, 26 in, for $21.88 i Lee he sete twill is true—exact. to 37o. each. 6 in., ay $26.66 i e lumberman to # 4 Thirty-seventh streeet eas oa me singe j Here Anna Floyd int , myrtle, P ] ; Y | Ree coals yard, opular Fiction $31.69 | lumberman, Dor : - ee , : . ‘ : quite so glad of " Ao Ura Sette Thon: $33.79 ‘| Floyd liked Bral 59 Sep \ AOU N e "|| 85c Diagonal Suiting, ie vn $3408 | Ries on Bena company These Diagonal Suitings have ¢ ses all their own, Di 84x 108 ih $43.37 | reached the street, | in ex iH that are diagonals—not sleazy By Fore neo! —Young. 6.66 | { around the ard of bie| fp scarcely cut the face of the ! ERI LA SG As he depa Dorson had and might easi and demanded nina large var cadet, taupe, | 30¢ striking, and are s wistaria, rose. Width? 46 $1.00 C Chevrons ¢ he charm of » WAS A Web of the Golden er—Bartlett, e With No Address— KILLED IN FILIPINO FIGHT. Newark Woman Hears of Death of the girl, who is bre athletic ng hevron Suitings, veals Launches, Rowboais, Ca-|Imnorted Hand-Made Nainsook|Grocery «.... | jnoes and All the Proper Ul steearuaeie pea riean) Garments for Infanis ) i } get | Husband and Three Others, effec tints, as well as th Rare Black Dress Goods 49c for Oe AllWool Black pon into yf Pennington Ss trom us Values 10 inches wide, and shrunk, Stuff you may put the needle h never a fear, for $1.00 Ail-Wool Blact derge. make pron ut —_—_———— To Clean Straw Matting. Before applying water to straw mat- fi f thoroughly swept and over with a dry cloth to re- ble. Remove Fuller's earth the seventh street three for crea Bradon said he fool and he didn't more fuss over the tr his money all safe. gan adyised him to Regis Falls, distns compliments anc oo REVENUE OFFICER TO WED. Muller Stuntz Hay, an officer tn vt United with a. Helen Reid 7 ninth stre wide; fine chiffon fini all weathers—warm or cold. 84c tor 3 Plain All-Wool Black wide; crisp tinish—erush a fo open—wateh it spring back \ ithout leaving a tr wri Currant (| ; 10-02. glass jar, 2, 50 inches your hand; ace of aly made into a th Spread the main two Vol Kd it the girl w Dorson Paris—in plain an beauty and comple fa utfits Outfits, , $1.34 ~ Stencil O variety of j 1 Lord & Taylor Silk Dept. hur Saw Puzzle Art Pictures The Jig Saw Pu not only the p I I due toatl Same as aby tings, cushion etc, $34 7,00. Engraving ‘Special tamped will have on sale fay, March 18th i ra quality, Crasmi, Lue n, $3.13. I's genuine d cans, contains 12,000 yds.Pear deygne® Satin Liberty in about one hundred shades, special alt BGO, aL sel, Town Cai ( River and H.W $28.74. in) tow genuine 29c | 1 39c for 5% I dD Seite G i / i 59c { et paul id; No, ress Goods Debt. Hee on tka oases Ui te Regen ots dozen, $4.57; (ozen, $7.04 , “Lily White” 84e tor si Mid-Week 2,500 yards Imported All I 1 Brack (lenrietta of which the regu rice iH} rand; this sale, 6e. Quaker Oats, per package, 9c; dozen, 98¢ ch. Sp Drying Rack N 2 Kodak ; Yo, 2 Koda’ h, our own impor- i i ne i 3 a not ee RIO Nis EAC 1 ry of our products, French S Marceau Sper tal Offering jen finished, 89e, at 4 | Hard Bolas es. ate a) ay ibecaeeenss Ma Mace sl he, Oe: 0 BaD uh i Is , yi, re p 1 Mires —IC A Titl a » Sold ¥ ome ra ca Pound, Mess ta h Fi si.o7 MH ie 1 emt Ate itn eal late Oper MUSIC! cae oe a. | Our Regular Price, 19¢ a Pound | j,00!ae!t, dts shi hy! i) Until Further Notice >» a ah Special at 15c.a Pound Glptsige) er ce eat Broa & 20th Sty sth Aves; roth St. = SUNDAY WORLD WANTS