The evening world. Newspaper, April 12, 1911, Page 18

— Te erErERT o ry ew ae my a a oe ey ia, svil. dae owe ae HEAVY SENTENCES "ast. meme FORQ5CRMINALS So FROM UTOF TOWN th Ave. 6 Corner Street Climax-Reaching Sale ft ary Judge Rosalsky Wants to ; Y : Show Them the City Is oprsonk 8 ot o S Not Wide ot: ‘— Gorgeous Easter Suits ket iphia, and aja w Haven, r epecial ® Chureh, J $35, $40 and $50 Models Reproduced 4a"AD Never More Delightful Styles. Never More Chic and Dash. Never More Delighted Buyers. Never Were Prices So Low. Jotre 1 open. 14 of your 11% that this Nineteen Ye prison The most fashionable sailor collar suit in plain serges in all the demanded shades, white serges and a great array of very styl- ish fancy novelty suitings, Deep roll, fastened to sice with handsome braid ornaments. had re Markem, years old Markem As Always Seve ho had been paroled entences were sent to the pent prison for from one to ten years, One prisoner, upon whom Judge Rosal- ed a double dose. + & member of the burglars, was sent to nine years and two | ff chmidt forced an | Appetizer A Free with your lunch or dinner a bottle of Pabst BlueRibbon The Beer of Quality is the best and it always agrees with you because it is fully aged and aids di- gestion. Served in all the best cafes and hotels... Any dealer can supply your home. In addition we have on sale at $15 over thirty different smart, fashionable materials, plain serges in all colors, including pastel shad- ings, beautiful grays, exquisite tans and white serges. Side but- ton coat with long roll of finest contrasting satin and scparate white pique vestee. All Sizes for Misses 14 to 20 All Sizes for Women 34 to 44 nonths, eutrance into the dwelling house at No. | On Jan. (@ Bast Sixth street. He jumped through a window when he was dis- overed Ke his leg in the fall been in Bellevue Hos- | ranging twenty-one. guilty or been cony ninors indefinite formatory, wh Sing Sing. burglars be | “They are | on & career of crime. the most hazardous art of 4 emslon seems to Evidences of in 0 aise covered t way, jan 34th to 35th Se rURE We wish io turn the tide towards Home Furnish- ings; to stimulate your interest in this Department. A great sale is the only way to bring you to our Furniture Department during this week. We shall therefore offer on Thursday, Friday and Saturday Parlor Suites, Bedroom Suites, Dressers, Chairs, Brass Beds, Dining Room Furniture At a Reduction of About 25% from our regular prices. It is unnecessary to add that the prices from which this merchandise has been mark- ed down are already the lowest in town, in accordance with the well-established Macy underselling policy. All this Furniture is of a desirable character and suffi- ciently interesting in itself to be independent of a price- reduction. A Macy announcement so important as this is sure to ing i pected We hope you will call in the merning, as that is the least crowded, most sat- isfactory time of the day for shopping. Age done was n familles in Before You Ruy a Refrigerator-- d have a st Bohn Syphon Refrigerato atthe start—it Al VAY ts les the resnonse mee ese 4 SOSPOMLS. $9 WEST 42D ST, N. Y. H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices, ‘S $7.50 Fern Dish and Reflector, $4.8 An Ideal Easter Gift—This brilliantly cut glass Fern Dish is 714 inches in diameter, fitted with silver plated lining. It ismount- ed on a 10 inch footed mirror & bordered with silver plated metal. 200 of*these sets in this sale. Cut Glass Fern Dishes; 6 inch, $2.97; 7 inch, $3.49; 8 inch, $4.39 STERLING SILVER EASTER GIFTS On each of which there is a saving. Bright New Ware, of good weight, in four pretty patterns, suit- able for Easter gifts. The collection includes Sugar Sifters, Sugar Spoons, Bon-Bon Spoons, Chocolate Spoons, Orange Spoons, Cheese Forks, Lemon Forks, Sardine Forks, Lettuce i B'way at 6th Av. Forks, Cream Ladles, and Butter Knives. Many have gold bowls or tines. Discontinued patterns worth $1.25 to $1.75 each. One Script In Engraved Fre’ ail dst Fi, Biway. Your Choice 84-¢ Sterling Silver Lettuce Forks, Smoked Beef Forks, Butter Knives, Jelly or Preserve Spoons, good weight, value $1.75 to $2.50 each. One S¢ Your Ch | ce $1.29 1 Silver Pieces, including ht shield for . gold bowls or tines, tinued patterns that are worth $3.50 ea Your Choice, B249 1 Re Better qualities in regular stocks ranging up to $6.61 for a Berry or Serving Spoon, Large Sterling ra Discon- THREE CUT GLASS SPECIALS From the Greatest Cut Glass Store in America One Hundred Cut Glass Mayonnaise Bowls and Plates ; $1.97—Value $2.75 One Hundred Cut Glass Bon Bon Dishes, rich, deep cutting 97c—Value $1.50 One Hundred Cut Glass Celery Trays, artistic pattern, $1,29—Value $2.00 DINNER SETS & TUMBLERS REDUCED The China and Glassware business is dull. Here’s !facy’s way of stimulating it. Basement $14.98 for our $26.66 Austrian China Dinner Sets— 100 pieces; decorated with neat gold line and traced gold handles. $3.39 for our $4.23 American Porcela!.: Dinner Sets— 100 pieces; plain-white, fancy shape. 29c dezen for 50c Plain Thin-Blown Water Tumblers — best quality glass; 500 dozen jin lot. Fini in Stock ranging up to $32.89 a dozen. 49c FOR HIGH GRADE RAZORS All the Leading Makes Such as Henckels, Torrey, Wade & Butcher and Wostenholm. Every or | azors is Warranted to give ades have > of these atisfactory sons will assist you to make the proper selec‘ ion, LAUNDRY SUPPLIES It pays to buy Laundry Supplies of the highest grade. Don’t risk ruining costly clothes by experi- menting with quali! ye:heap things. Here’s a list of Laundry Goods that you may absolutely rely on. If you know prices you'll appreciate the following quotations: Laundry Soap, as good » 21es dozen, ,39e; dozen $4.54 A Special Sale of Swift’s Pride regularly “Red Star” = earch », dov., $t roe ». 1B. Pride Laundry e of 100 cake . $3.74 Pride Cleanser; for cleaning, id polishing; large n, ly White G-lb. wooden. b carton, 19¢; 40-1! “Red Star’ ‘ le, dozen, box containing 100 larg price: 96: this sale, dozen, 6c §3.74; cake. ae Bluing, half-pound box, 9¢5 n, 99e; pound box, 17¢; $1.93 $93.24 | dozer 9 8,80 | Green caine tans aa) cone Bs GROCERY SPECIALS Our Celebrated ‘‘Red Star'’ Coffee, fresh daily from our own Coffee granulated or pul our regular price, 32¢ 5 (beans only), $6, artons (beans only), “Red Star’’ Borax Soap, box containing 60 larg, “hee White Borax Soap, box con- taining 60 large cakes. bth Fi, xed, Formosa Oolon, 1 Hyson and Gu caddy \glish Breakfast, Ceylon, wder; regular price, 48¢ Ib.; $1.94; pound carton, 39e. le Head Rice n; Selb, cotton for this sale, 10+Ib, ca le, dozen, 94e; each Special Sale of Armour's { Yooked Ox ‘Tongue, i!) brand, pberry, cherry, orange, peach, . pineapp! ne ; tains silver-plated teaspoon; sold els a deliciou where at 15c; our price for this sale 12¢ Special Sale of Huntley & Felmer's ut up in dec Hot Cross Buns From Our Own Bakery Ready Thursday Noon—None Delivered. ; Boxes containing 1 dozen, at......... . 8c} | Shapes— new ¢ ed R. H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices, B'way at Gth Av. 34th to 38th St ‘NEW LONDON COATS = $24.44 “KENNETH DUR- WARD” SLIP-ONS — distinc- tively English. The patterns are uncommon and effective. The cut and drape are inimitable. The materials are, of course, all+ wool, of the finest quality; “will never wear out,” as the saying goes. You can choose button- tos-neck or lapel collars, regular or raglan shoulders. Tailored-in- London is stamped on every line of these smart coats. $37.74 -English Burburry Coats, Scotch tweed effects, yoke lined with silk; buttons close to the neck. $27.74 —“Our Own made of imported Eng- abrics, in gray and brown nixture, square or raglan sleeves, finished with leather buttons. A clever replica of the original from London. Natural Tan Linen Coats, an extremel . buttons close to the r 1 with fast elds at the wrist: Dust $5.74 Single breasted... 84.96 Diss Coats, $1.96 Driving a reasted Glo her, Same r baballaaey iat let, at 5 | $2.74. ark Tan Mohair Dust |89c—Uollapsible Gogzles, in blue, jecut model; but close to wn or gray: fitted with plain or the neck: wind shields at wrist, ked amber len ; uffeurs’ Uniforms, in Ne k made of gray whip- cloths, at $19.74 to itch at $1.96, r military models cord or cravet | $24.74, — Chanffeurs’ Caps to 1 ‘-MEN’s HATS ie The “King Alfonso’’—a nove'ty in Men’s Hats, a radical departure from the conventional shapes of recent years. It is a faithful reproduction of the hat now being worn by the young Spanish King, whose name it bears. A semi-stiff shape with straight brim, slightly tilted at crown slightly con colors pearl by the be : ch. Macy's Price $2.74 ight and se!f-conforming, made Y y best fur felt in all the popular hades and in various widths of brim, at $2674 and $3.49 Derbys in light-weight flexible or regulation stiff brim $2.49--Cotton Dust Coats, herring. ect; full doubl mo, rete Fifth F ig | SHADMS LAUER nin inne nein Gs areas eee 1 8 Soft Felt Hats in al! drs and ’ sabes brim widths, at....... $1.88 to $3.49 Men’s Silk Het: ., $4.96 and $5.94 YOUTHS’ SPRING SUITS Easter holiday week is a good time to get a new supply for the remainder of school or colleg: tm. This Nacy departme kinds, iNacy ch te! 15 to 2 Fifth Floor itless different at youths of ne very good he entire e2 them that is made of ity of material. Turn an pure wo n inside out shed-splen- lemon, Alterations ed? We'll attend to them . Price? Whichever one you buy, it will be in accordance with the regular Macy policy, the best value of its kind in town. At $9.94—Suits made of navy serges, shadow striped worsteds, gray mixed cassimeres and cheviots At $12.75—Suits made of gray mixed tweeds self striped worsteds, shadow striped and navy serges. At $14.75—Suits made of good quality gray mixed cassimeres, tweeds and cheviots, pencil striped worsteds dow striped and navy blue serges, At $18.50 : This is the price on which v Feel theq didly. 17 lay our main stress. Our assortment comprises a line of extra quality bluc and white pencil striped worsteds, self-striped blue S, gray flannels, cassimeres and tweeds. The variety at this price is so divers in style 1 color that you could buy several dozen Suits, no two of which would su ‘gest sameness. In addition to regular sizes of youths’ clothing, we carry sizes for tall and short boys, also models for boys wear first long trousers. Finer grades of youths’ $24.75, suits in stock up to The higher the price, the greater the saving. Boys’ CLOTHING We want every father or mother who is int time and money and who desires to have ‘the b up-to-date and well-made reliable clothing kn shopped thoroughly in all the leading stores find our values remain supreme; our price: Come here with every confidence that ou absolutely all wool; have stood the acid test; titched seams at places where the strain is greatest mean adc service Where most needed in the suit worn by the vigorous boy, The price difference on clothing bought t is very often more than sufficient to cover the cost of the bc new hat. Norfolk or Double-Breasted Suits of finest wool fab- r t $4.96, and ranging up to $14.74, for best quality worsted, CF rere and cheviot sold ¢ at 00 and $20.00, Suits and Reefers for the small chap in sizes up to ten years, made of plain colored fabrics and mixtures, at $2.97 to $19.74, Boys’ and Children’s STRAW HATS Becond. Moor. 94c-—-Jack Tar and Middy Shapes—Milan braid in white, black or navy, bound or unbound brims, silk ribbon in variety of colors, some finished with button at ip value $1.50, $1.29, $1.69 and $1.98—Jack Tar, Tyrolean and Miday irled brim effects, trimmed with fine silk ribbon navy, bl and red .97 and $3.96 — Jack Tar and Sailor Shapes. ; finest quality Milan braid in white, bla ving led in ave 1 H Da navy, twelve different models; trimmed with silk ribbon in various colors. $3.96 and $4.49—Panama straw, plain or telescope shapes,