The evening world. Newspaper, June 1, 1911, Page 14

if 14 sake _EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1911. f HANGS SELF ON LINER, | FIREMAN HELD FOR ARSON. | FW iises & Cars AWAGiis Ave Tiel Uwe _ i; COMING TO SEE DAUGHTER. asion accunsa of Proton 10 Burn, “OE — EH German Farmer Ends Life at Sea ete fet red ‘ “Old F % inned Though He Had Seemed hee Sa Pag th i canine a t | Cheerful trial for avs vving confessed, the | '. {£ Dhe President Grant of the Hamby police sa v attempt to kill the ene | B'way at 6th Av. 34th te 35th Se, ean tine arrived ily ef a young worsan svho had | INTERIOR DECORATION trace cabrenx. and the Sau: | interior Decora- tion and consult with our expert on color schemes and furnishings. uy a in which she ond her far “ 9 Seed he nin nature, Merv 4s Coe aap “wa nha Shall We “Harmonize” Your Home? 4 Burma. who lives in ct ‘ sige A etter Als 3efore fur- e WM Buttaio avenue. He shared ni ga new A eee a 4 ! be or tale 4 ky ait nishing an ole 6 age they be en 1S iii one, visit .our ame . med 1 ay J . aprtts, Trikowsky wie hut rather | a ‘a Department of yy eelt ¥, Fs Monday he told Trikowsky he mean to get up for breakfast Cea when Trikowsky ret uened to the Reimers was writin desk. | ‘wo hours later Trikowsky can e back 7 He found the door chainal on Restores color to Gray or t faside and his knocking brought no | _) . . 4 ability to ‘ canter He. notited a rtemard and | Faded hair—Removes Dan you is of the crew forced an entrance. FY 4 Rees teak Seay was dangling | AFUMt and invigorates the Scalp result of i eek 3 te door, He hed made @ —Promotes a luxuriant, taken from aome o feseles don had hanged nimseit healthy hair growth—Stops its “a @ stanchion supporting the upper a . A He had left behind two letters, falling o« out. Is not a dye. One ehdressed to his wife in Hamburg $i. GE one to Capt. Magin, who declined Seday to repeat the man’s farewell 4 oo | REFUSE ALL SUBSTITUTES sof experi- and ex- atmosphere’ does not. neces- sarily involve much expendi- ture. Good color combina- quite inexpen- sive. Macy's has established a reputation for many things in | tions and artis- i Lord ay or Hi Bl aL rightly : Sheen may be ; ‘* _ Founded 1826 { : i Men’s Shoes t ? general and for house and home furnishing in particular. { For Dress and General Wear If necessary, we will design plans for your guidance. : Even if you have bought your “things” here already without * taking advantage of the privilege we offer, it is not too late. 4 2 Every Desirable Shape, | The success of your decorative scheme is still a matter of b All Sizes, AA to E wide, |] interest to us. $ | or than that—it is still our responsibility. Je await instructions. 3 $ $ 3:95 4-85 585 | SUMMER LACE UPHOLSTERIES «». |CURTAINS on In our upholstery department] ‘These attractive prices Pace we are showing many effective} for this season's selling. patterns in printed and woven fener pair, Cluny i in Pom Lace e afnet or scrim; also Iris! cs fabrics,for the, Summer home tans, reduced fromm Bi and ° 4.24. many cases are lower than im-} $3.49 pair, Cluny and Filet Curtains, Porters’ prices. on net or scrim. Some with drawn _ [mported Cretonne ina Gilt Ler ret ee curtain ANE an alae ce pahoit specially $4. 49 pair; Cluny Marie Antoinette, prices. i and Irish Point Lace Curtains,reduced 31-inch Imported Cretonnes, in a} from g6,49 and $6.98. wide range of parton "Mper yooB4e "Thawed 4¥e| PILLOW CASES, “sovinch E BLANKETS & am. COMFORTABLES 50-inch Pherae Cretonnes, print- ed on both sides. Regular 98c,, at 69c per yard. “Fruitof the Loom” Pillow Cases, scalloped edges; sizes befor Hemmed Hems Hitched Values, $5.00 to $8.00 Tennis and Outing Shoes t White Buckskin, leather or rubber sole. $4. 85 Tan Russia, rubber sole....... . $SR95 White Canvas, rubber sole........ SR25 | sA. New Outing or Tennis Shoe with stitched hemp sole............... $1.50 Men's Furnishings rn Other Ceetoones iP to $3.49 Curtaining by the Yard. _ English Foulard Silk Four-in-Hands fr 1 42x39 26 31 50c—Value $1.00 Plain and Novelty Nets] {2833/2 ate ane Neoli Shi Scrims, Madras and °F in 50x39) 3le 36c é tion of suit- 54x39} 33 38c eghigee arts well assorted selections Ri tele esta ae aisha res Plain Bosom, colored or white; also Soft Shirts a s cian border with French cuffs, various sleeve lengths. 66x80 incl nch silk binding, size pair and striped. Fancy Combination Plaid Blankets; ‘4 $1.50 feencut Variety of serviceable colorings: su » a - 66x80 inches. .. each \< Terry Cloth Bath Robes Migure Paltertie dde per yard. | Gray Weol-and-Cotton Blankets; i Alle 206, 4 ! suitable for boating, camping or country home. air $2.57 Indian Fleece Blankets, jiewest (i: Signs; size OOXSO Inches...cich $1.24 Comfortables, filled with good quality clean cotton; covered with neat colored fabrics; single bed size, 845 double bed size, 89c. REDUCTIONS IN LINENS wn Household Linens Double ‘1 high-grade full-ble: i2 inches wide; special, a yard, $1.1 Satin Damask Table Linen; extra heavy and fine; launders beautifully 40-inch P! double threa scrim, Value 20c, at 14e per yard 36-inch Reversible Printed Scrim in a good assortinent of patterns and colorings. Regularly 14¢, at Ie per yar 45-inch Curtain Lace, st long or sash curtains; made of g strong durable net, in a wide ran patter t Ic le ic, le and aving of one-third from regular ENGLISH PORCELAIN »-»-» hite Scrim, 4 venly-woven curtain “es $3.50 & $5.00 Terry Cloth Bath Slippers $1.00 . Fancy Silk Mixture Traveling Robes $5.50 | Imported W bite Lisle Thread Shirts | With Short Sleeves 65e—Value $1.00 Morley’s English Balbriggan Shirts long or short sleeves, | | I | 70 inches wide; special, yard, 69¢ ~ $1.00 | Two Open Stock Patterns Iris Linen ‘Double Damask Table |] Popular for Summer Use} Cloths: woven of exceptions iM , Drawers to match Blue “Copenhagen iw Design vax in § 49 72x00 in $297 ; regular or short in-seam, Dinn , doz 2x108 in., $3.6! ed $1 25 Nepking, 'g match: size 24x24 in, . i “| Dress Linens 96] imported French White Dress ing; ideal Summer-weight ches wide; special at. 44e inens Madeira Cen- every piece Pi Oatmeal Pletes, oz Tea Cups and Beucersi doz., Coke, Pie! Pure Silk Half Hose With lisle soles, all colors; also black and white 65 ¢ per pair. 29erost. 29 Sets, $13.55 . : 5 Multi-color “Indian Tree” designs.” Complete Luncheon Gate Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St. \ Design fray besselociad fromthe, (lion ne . $3.48 7 $2.48 d Butter Plates, «loz. #: Bh Preserve Plates, dozer Oatmeal Plates, dozen Hy 28 Tea Cups and Saucers,dozen. $3 68 Tea Pots $1.19 Sugar Bowls... sizes: o-in., each 14e] 9-in., each 28c 12-in., each 38] 18-in., each 79¢ Huck Towels All - linen Hemasatitched Huck Towels; damask floral border; just 89e right for the embroidering of initial or 1 ‘am 2 Cov. Vegetable Dishes, cach. $1. "| Peat Se Salad Bowls, cach.... 97 a pach 39c ie aE Nea WEEKEND, mom —— CANDY SPECIALS HAMMOCKS &| Ideal Chocolate Dates—treshi pitted Dinner Plates, dozen, . er SCIAL DELIVERIES to the Bronx and i MU] Westchester County. neg WHITE FOR CAZALOGLU | HomeFuraished 1$49,98 i Actua! Value 3" ne articles BEDROOM, th our Ideal FITTINGS) Pi htietys th FI, Closely Woven Hammocks, pill er “Special STpoune Bak of wid narrow valance, 97e to $1.53; rocolat Bons tha 10 de Matting With “regulation. pillow send:> wide se Place on sale ‘Thursday, Friday and KITCUBN, Valnnet ee fe $1.27 to $2.61, J 22tuday, of each weeks Value 40c; Closaly Woven Hammocks, Perfection Chocolates, (Macy pillow, adju hitch and oy Fl ported pound 43x83 inch Pecial 4 Pi bre Boxes filled Better Qualities in Stock up to $4. xcolates; halle Hammock Ropes, full length, Sef poun sund special, S4e, med with Maltese lace and in- Macy Sale SPECIAL VALUES SUCH AS EVEN MACY ‘NEVER GAVE BEFORE. SPECIAL VALUES, NOT IN A FEW SECTIONS, BUT THROUGHOUT THE MACY STORE, That is what the Old Fashioned Macy Sale means. There is scarcely a department Which has not yielded extraordinary concessions to this famous co-operative event. The Old Fashioned Macy Sale is a combination of sales, any one of which is sufficiently alluring. Together they make the most powertil appeal to economy that has ever been known. THAT REMARKABLE wn SILK REMNANT SALE MEN Desed > $18.50 = ! This is a eale of over 300 fine suits, mostly tmcoth-finished worsteds, in exceptionally de- sirable shades and patterns, such as one would look to find—and would not says find—in suite elsewhere at $25.00 to $30.00, Included in this splendid assortment are Oxford and Cambridge grays, blue and white pencil stripes, blue shadow stripes, gray mixtures and stri effects—in fact, every kind of suit to suit every kind of man. Among the 300 there is not one sult that could be described as undesirable. We took care of that when the manufacturer came to us with his quantity (which was considerably more than 300) from which to select. We are including in this special week-end sale several suits from our regular $22.50, $24.75 and $27.50 stock lines, just to make the occasion a record event. MEN’S 4c, 68, Any sult ’ ¢ you like at is now in progress. Piles of remnants created by continuous cuts the same ting at one of the greatest silk businesses in New York. Yards} |] BELTS 94 & $1.44 | nitorm and yards of silk are sold over our counters, not occasionally, but Don’t dilate price— every day. You will find the choicest lines thickest in the short] | of the Mees Suit by Many core | Mane men piece groups. of belt.”” will prob. Every June we have a sale of this kind at which you can buy We are showing the largest assort- J ably get ment of Belts in the newest leathers --which probably accounts for the great number we have sold and are selling this season. The Tubular Belt is, of course, especially at the the most desirable silks—at two yards for the usual cost of one. two when they see We need scarcely add that these suits and-woo! You can LINE She PONGEES TAS JAPANESE SILKS DE CHINE LigeRTY SATINS PRINTED FOULARDS the most popul: . th it Formerly Now | Formerly Now |Formerly Now | J Macy saving in cost. | We are sell- | three button models in shoes fo 10 4 29¢ 19¢ | 90¢ 49c $1.49 79¢ ae Tuer ot i ae leather Extra stout men ‘tra tall : ps and lined and stitches s. men can be fit 49¢ 29 | $1.19 . 59 | $1.79 89c The leathers are in black, tan avseaen pris mwa have i9¢ 39¢ | $1.20 69c | $1.98 99¢ | | and gray. Int Fi, Rear. | provided special erodele for them. Lengths vary from one to 15 yards in all styles and colors that were ever seen, DRESS GOODS REMNANTS f Look at the Reductions! This is an offering which is unusual, even for us. Here are good serviceable, desirable and seasonable Dress Goods at reductions which in some cases are incredible. Included in the assortment arc airs, checks, plaids, light-weight fabrics, such as sill and crepes. The prices are marked irrespective of cost—as you will notice in the following example Sold on Special Table, Mala Flo MACY’S $1.49 MEN’S STRAWS “+ * AND SPECIAL VALUES IN PANAMAS ~ The lowest priced straw, hat for men at Macy’s corresponds to the $1.50 hat in various specialty shops. We charge 99¢. We prefer a con parison between our $1.49 hat and the $2.00 hat at better class specialty shops to which we approximate. We sell straw hats as high as $3.49, and Panamas as high as $24.49, but even if you pav $1:49 you have a selection of all the correct straws, Properly, blocked, properly braided, properly shaped, properly finished. You can have the $1.49 Sailor, Was. Now, You can have the,$1.49 English Boater Hat, ‘ 4 yards Light Stripe Mohair .. $5.56 =$1.96 $1.49 at Macy's. The man who hae see nie habit of paying 4 yards Stripe Cheviot .%.. +» $7.92 $1.56 ]F s2.00 will ‘best appreciate the value which Macy's $1.49 hat 45. yards French Serge............... $4.42 $1.35 ]) attords. 5 yards Tailor Suiting... eee. $9.90 $2.44 Our hat department is cosmopolitan. We draw from all quar- 5 yards Fancy Silk and Woolscc.., $9.90 $2.44 ]] ters of the earth in our search tor the most camiortable summer 11 6 yards Silk and Wool Crape $10.74 $2.94 His Hf the wise men of New York. ais f pp Le 2 toh e get Panamas from South America and Japan. Sennits 4° yards Cream Serge viceeecee es $3.20 $2.27 11 from England and Janan. Filipinos from the Philippines, 4 yards 56-inch Navy Serge, All Wool. $3.96 $3.16] Hak-Haks from the Indies, Sennits, split braids, mackinaws and 4 yards 50-inch Stripe Navy Serge..... $2.96 $1.96 )] Milans from our own United States. 4 yards Black Serge $3.96 $3.16 Just now the assemblage is most co mp let asa 8 yards Cadet French Serre rei $6.95 $3.94 fresh shipment of Panama s reached us which are fully up to the $7.50 lue, and which we are able to sell at $4.96. Just step in and com- pare the quality of these with the ordinary $5.00 Panamas sold all over the city. .. $793 $4.04 ..$11.88 = $4.74 precedented opportunities of- able clearance sale ori record. GLOVES FOR «> SUMMER WEAR For Men and Women Women's Washable Chamoi NECKWEAR "rs. |, For Men and Women Fine Net Fichus, edged with seria eh | Paris point spear; round corners; one Valenciennes lace, trimmed with }iarge button and ‘puttonhole 4. pleating; suitable for lingerie |W: Full Risie Bows natural and whit dresses and suits of light fabrics; ported Teather: Englishecut.¢ value $1.35. Special at 99e aris point embroidery; three but . at wrist; 12-button th Fichus, made of imported mar-[}, length, $1.69; quisette; new round back with 1o-button length $i.89 draped front, effectively trim- 514 yards Gray Stripe Suiting... 6 yards Permo Mohair Cord These are but a few of the t fered in the most rer SPECIALS sil WOMEN’S Worth remembering that we are now featuring Japanese Panamas at $3.96. [hese are rather better color than the American Panamas, though costing less. Come and see the arresting patterns which we selected foe these most popular Century Silk Shirts. They are mostly white grounds with neat stripes, in black, blue and lavender. These stripes are woven, and are not printed. $3.(() is often charged even for printed Century Silk Shirts, which, of course, are interior. It is by no means easy to distinguish between this shirt and the exe pensive silk shirt, especially when one notes the superior worke manship and finish. st FL Coat Style, Soft French Cuffs, Neck Bands. We may mention that our Custom Shirt Dept. is now rich in smart patterns, prices for Shirts to your order begin at $2.48 and go up to $10.50 for the best silk and linen that can _be imported. BOYS’ WASH SUITS, $1.48 Value $2.00 and $2.50 Russian Suits; Sizes 2!» to 8 years Sailor Suits, Sizes 5 to 12 years :) : Rear, Russian Blouse Suits made of fine quality repp, imperial chame bray, madras and galatea stripes, plain white, blue: tan sailor collars in plain and combinations trimmed wi or embroidered emblem military collar. Models pleated and plain. THIRTY styles to select from. Sailor Suits made of galatea, chambray drill, plain white with colored collars Chambray in plain, navy, light blue or ten, and galatea in na red or light blue stripes. Beach navy and fant blue trimmed in several styles with broidered emblems. Other Wash Suits in regular stock 94c to $9.74, ARE THESE MOTHS IN I'YOQUR HOLIDAY SNAPSHOTS One oy) he Moth Is - Send them :o Macy's. Enough Apart from the tact that our to Make prices are the lowest in the city for high-grade work, we develop and print in our Many. Pretty little things VS | own laboratory on the premie —moths—but it is ! —mfe 2 es. Weare experts inthis, and expensive to fee have the aid of every modern them with furs that convenience. Mail orders Women’s Imported English Wash- able Doeskin, white only; pull-on Saxe wrist with elastic makes in, embre sertion; value $2.00, Special at $1.62 Hahn -Embroidered Jabots, pleated batiste, edged with real Cluny laces, embroidered in various designs; value 75c each, Special at 47¢ MACY MILLINERY At Clearance Reductions All our Trin n ed Hats, in our Second Floor Millinery Parlor (with exception of some new light colored Summer hats) are reduced to much less than cost. In many cases even less than east Gl materials, This includes our own as well as the Paris models. P 9.89 59.75 Former Prices $9.89 to $59.75 $3. 96 to $29.89 'wo-clasp Double-fingor avy Milanese silk, in black ; Paris point back; 65¢ pair peci avy Tricot Guailty Silk, SAMOS RNY MANTEL CLOCKS Value $6.50— $4.89 Ral: This is the clock that is often given as a wedding gift, and is therefore particu- larly appropriate this month. A clock costing twice as much could not be more beautifully finished. It is made of selected mahogany, 13 inches higt 1, fiverinch por- celain diz ¢ I, with plain, easily read Tigures, cost hundreds and thousands, filled as promptly as those as the cut indicates; cight-dav Seth} [np viewof the unique Macy >er-]] left in person. Thomas movement, with hour strike on} vice, who would keep te at 8x10 Enlargement, 24¢ AHoliday Special; mounted on 11x14 card; any good negative will cathedral gong, half hourstrike on cup bell, There is a dignity about this clock which distinguishes it from most clocks of the kind, and which will please the home? We clean them, and then place them in the dark, cold recesses of our special storage vaults. They will be in most refined and artistic taste. better condition than ever for yield a sotlatactory ene ALL KINDS OF CLOCKS UP TO $198.00 this protection. One small ine iLiargement, ! clusive fee covers cleaning, store BABY ( CARRIAGES OUR RAINY- DAY SPECIALS ing, preserving and insurance ) ial crowds do not against fire and burglary. It we REDUCED Bai 2a Fi Me rainy-day specials, repair to the amount of $25,.00]Pullman Sleepers, wiiite or . day that starts with a drizate no charge at all is made for}gray enamel; instead of $25.00, i} cil 9 fiud extraordinary offerings, ‘vou [} storage. 518.74. d {} “it eked alt MeL oer “Rainy Dey apeA atas ll 1e Wi i If your furs are not here already, Light or oak finish, was $15.87; {of turning papiy dull davadntouteenelbosack: purpose 1) ring up Murray Hill 6100, and} now $11.89. as $18.74. now instruct us to collect. $14.42; was $21.63, now $16.31,