The evening world. Newspaper, August 2, 1911, Page 4

i ' a a RR RNR Se Re RN mn — ee DEATH BY RABIES te Washington street. The doxg, a Wull terrier, was owned by James McCann, who is known as “Sunny Jim" tn the neighborhood. Me- Aherng family. On the day he was at- tacked the boy ran from hia own home and started to the street by way of the main stairs. The dog was a great favorite with the children of the neighborhood, but for several weeks it was noticed that ne COMES SWIFTLY ‘TO BY VT ‘Witttam Aherns, @ aturdy chap of feven, died in St. Vincent's Hospital Jast ‘evening from hyérophobla, which @ol- lowed an attack made on him on July 1 by « mad dog at his home, No 6 was surly. As the Aherns boy passed teeth in the child's lip. Before the dog was beaten Off the boy was bitten sev- eral times. Crowds gathered and a policeman shot the dos. The parents of William sent him to the hospital at once and the brain of the dog was taken to the Board of Wonsya’s Coats, Suits and Dresses ati selling rapidly below cost—remarkable values sale to continue Thursday and Friday q The rapid depletion of these garments testifies to the splendid values in this offering. The reductions are liberal in the extreme and are not confined to any one dresses of every description, both as to material and style, have been carried well below original cost. oa) @ Many garments have been sold during the past few “of woman can desire. The most interesting feature of all, however, is the extremely low prices at which these garments are marked. At the very beginning than fulfill expectations, and the response to date indicates that we have done so already. G You will see below that we have grouped these tefer to the fact—even for the third time—that. prices are very much below original cost. Tomorrow, then, or Friday, should be down. in your shopping itinerary as furnishing an opportunity not to be missed, 28 Linen Suits... .-.... formerly 18.50 25 Serge Suits. . . formerly 25.00 24 Satin wiupe -formerly 25.00 13 Evening Wrap formerly 19.50 | Thursday 20 Serge Coats. .. formerly 22.50 } and Friday 18 Mixture Coat . formerly 18.50 9.50 7 Serge Dresses . formerly 19.50 16 Linen Dresses formerly 22.50 54 Silk Bathing Suits. formerly 18.00 1 Linen its..........formerly 25. 23 Serge Suits.......... formerly 35.00 Thegeday 20 Pongee Coats. . formerly 25.00 f &N' ay 20 Serge Coats..........formerly 25.00 12.50 14 Tourist Coats....... formerly 25.00 19 Fancy Suits formerly 35.00 4 post nig hr ney cn ongee Suits. formerly 35, 18 Mohair Suits... ... formerly 25.00| Thursday 22 Linen Dresses. ..... .formerly 25.00 and Friday 15 Voile Dresse: . . formerly 29.50 15.00 18 Satin Coats -formerly 35.00 66 Lingerie Dresses.....formerly 29.50) Clearance Sale of Summer Apparel for Misses, Cana itvos in the house occupied by tho, the dog Jt leaped at him and buried ics | Saks & Company Health. ‘The examination showed tho | jan smrrmerererresmeeemete dog was suffering from rabiee. | The boy was kept at thy hospital and} ence wa wounds on his I face and by 4 William ap- | rf fs ‘ | parently w when yester- | “Twouldn’t think of day morning he was seized with co inakiny a short cake without D & C.” Mrs. Ryan, 11 W. 103d St, N. Ye Mrs. Mary was * of “tate Engineer | D alter Hensel, ed | ie vulstons. | | r| SELF-RAISING * FLOUR > and present Sant- Co, New York Tintendent for New. York, | oeceateact | Bensel and Dr. Health ¢ tary Su ——————— 0,000 to each of her sors | Saas and a daughter, Mrs. Harriet Bense} Guald. To a daughter by her first ‘World Wants Work Wonders. marriage Mra, Bensel leaves $5,000, at34th Street ne kind of garment but embrace all. Suits, coats and days, but assortments are still as complete as the heart of this sale we were resolved that we would more — garments into six separate lots, and let us once more 19Voile Dresses......... formerly 45.00 ‘ 18 Voile Dresses....... .formerly 39.50 4 9 Afternoon Dresses . formerly 45.00 ay 19 Linen Dresses formerly 29.50 ‘ 73 Lingerie Dre: formerly 45.00} Th 10 Evening Wraps......formerly 42.50 ae iv 18 Satin Wraps. .. formerly 39.50 19.50 30 Satin Coats... . formerly 45.00 u 48 Trimmed Suits. .... .formerly 39.50 19 Mixture Suits. -formerly 45.00 15 Shantung Sui: . formerly 39.50 20 Lingerie Dresses... formerly 50.00] Thursday 15 Linen Suits. .. formerly 45.00 } and Friday 40 Tourist Coats...... formerly 39.50 25.00 12 Evening Dresses... . formerly 50.00 11 Fancy Suits... formerly 65.00 formerly 59.00 .. formerly 45.00 | Thursday 8 Afternoon Dresses . formerly 50.00 } and Friday 10 Voile Dresses........ formerly 50.00 29.50 5 White Serge Suits. . formerly 55.00 9 Lingerie Dresses..... formerly 59,00 15 Mixture Suits........ formerly 50.00 WOMEN’S LONDON TOP COATS An early shipment of fifty for mountain wear. Obtainable no- where else in town. Prices, $19.74, $24.74, $34.74, $37.74, the lowest ever quoted for im- ported coats of this quality. English women of fashion never travel without one, using them aboard ship, en route, and in uncertain climates. ‘These smart Coats forecast the coming fashions. All are Custom Tailored and made expressly ie Lat nat ‘i ‘ery few duplicates; practically all differ i detail or color, but one of any shade or color. iM [Berend Fiser 1 Raglans in unusual blended grays, gree Sith Serge Mackintcohe oxford ‘ol eae © jerge Mackintoshes, both blue and black, * ‘') Warmth-Wi thout-Weight Coatsin rich} heather mixe ’ tures, double-faced. Fringed Blanket Coats with shawl revers. WOMEN’S WOMEN’S ENGLISH KHAKI [ $s.24 | JACKET BLAZERS; In models designed for hnnting, riding, ——~| Yale, Princeton, Boys J Cross country tramps, and encuntain High or Magpie stripes or all white. | climbing. 4 | NORFOLK JACKET, $10.74 | in blue and white, all WOMEN’S white or all heliotrope. SHIRTS FOR “30” WOMEN— 5 EXCEEDINGLY ‘= HANDSOME inex Women have again swung 80 positively to a liking for severely tailored Shirts that they will appreciate these for the simplicity of style and fineness of material. $10.74 hae instead of rage. Convenient, Practical, Economical. [Becond Foor 7 WHITE BELTED CORDUROY, gored model, fastening with large pearl disks at left side. Special WHITE SERGE SKIRTS, of good quality, with double box pleats and border of Van Dykes. Re $4.99 duced from $6.94 to. Another model in white serge, hand- somely tucked in apron effect at sides, border to match, reduced trom $11.74 to $8.74. Broadway, 34th to 35th St. | MAN'S WHITE SALE Plenty More Good Values Besides Those Advertised. MUSLIN NIGHT acrin, SHIRTS For the Men's Mid-Summer White Sale we have secured the best Night Shirt ever sold at so small a price. Cut in the pop- ular surplice neck style, and has neat fast color trimmings. Altogether a garment that wi!! surprise any ideas based on the price. Sizes 15 to 20 In. CAMBRIC $1.00 Quality NIGHT SHIRTS 59c Our Own Make. We make most of our Night Shirts in our own Custom Shirt Factory on the 10th Floor. For this White Sale we have made special efforts. We offer; for 68¢ a very fine Cambric Night Shirt with surplice neck, neal fast color trimmings, and absolutely good finish; the kind you pay $1.00 for and are satis- fied and pleased with the price. Sizes 15 to 20. MADRAS PAJAMA 89c SUITS An extra quality for the White Sale, made and tailored in the best manner. 44c Firat Hoor. Virst tToor $1. Quality. MACY 68c UNLAUNDERE SHIRTS We do not have to say much concerning the Macy unlaun- dered shirt. They are well known to the average man. To describe them as $1.00 quality, however, is to do ourselves ine justice, few dollar shirts else- where comparing favorably with this quality. Pure linen bosoms, neck bands and wrist bands, hand made buttonholes through- out. All made with open back. Regular and short bosom styles. Made to our specifi- cations. [First Figer. | MEN’S PERCALE SHIRTS 68c Very large assortment of neat patterns on white grounds; made to our order with the Macy extra body sizes. 6 A 2 that a number of the better grade shirt houses put into their $1.50 shirts. Coat style. Plaited and plain negligee bosoms, with attached cuffs. Laundered perfectly—just the shirt men will be buying in the early Fall and paying $1.00 for, iFirst Fleer7 Not Really in the WhiteSale, But What Does that Matter? SILK KNITTED NECKWEAR Better Than $1.00 falue | TAILORED SHIRTS of {$2.79 Pure, heavy linen; side pocket, embroidered co , laundered cuffs, pleatless sleeves, crochet buttons. Elsewhere as high as $5.00. TAILORED MADRAS \s2.79 SHIRTS, finely pat- terned, trench cufis, detachable soft collar, fancy pearl buttons, Else- where $3.75, lag vq] HEAVY, WHITE SILK 83.79] suirts, attached soft yoke, fine ly sold at collar; side” pocket, pearl buttons. Ge $5.00. )VIYELLA FLANNEL l$3.96| SHIRTS, fine plain co!- ors. Side pocket, detachable soft cole ‘ar, French cuffs. $6.00 quality. \ WOOL CHALLIE $4.96) sures, in rich novelty stripes—navy,, wine or black on white. Side pocket, detachable collar. $7.80 quality. WOMEN’S MID-SUMMER ‘viescis* WOMEN’S NEWE S None but tho newest At Macy's, SWEATERS -eesi- vicar be. ara | SAILOR SWEATERS ! of mavy blue; in '$3.96) medium weight; collar, fly, pockets and cuff trimmings of white;*or white with cardinal trim: mings; or white with tan; or-white with navy trimmings. — ANGORA COAT $6. 49 SWEATERS; feather | sed weight, but very warm; ————! _ two deep pockets. Gray, ] | e, tan arfd heather mixtures in nd brown. ~| HEAVYWEIGHT STORM SWEATERS with convertible collar; iF | $7.49 ————_ deep tab pockets, turn pi Cese back cuffs; white, gray and tan, ENGLISH Mw, 'HAND-SEWN Cuhitaren's WALKING GLOVES Identical with high-priced standafd makes; in fact, made by the same factory, Men's} 1.—White, finished with silk loops and ocean pearl buttons. 2.—With neat black stripes on white grounds. Made with the usual Macy liberal body sizes. Small, medium, large and extra large. 50c Quality at 24¢ 3,000 Fine Silk Knitted Scarves, All firsts. Fea Fear, All colors, = MACY’S AUGUST [r= [zwrracceews] FURNITURE SALE Shop about at similar events this week—You will the better appreciate values offered at our sale next week Begins August Seventh. GUARANTEED: GROCERIES # Neglect no opportunity of safeguarding your health and the health of your family. Order your groceries from the store which is in a posi- j 2 e Small Women and Girls—Thursday and Friday With the advent of August reductions in Summer apparel are in order, but reductions such as these transcend the ordinary. They are made on a very liberal scale and afford an unusual opportunity to economize on the purchase of a new Summer garment at the very height of the season, 40 Misses’ Tailored Suits, 35 Misses’ Pongee Coats, Sizes 14, 16, 18 years, Formerly 19.50 to 25.00 now 9.00 — Sizes 14-16-18 years, Former}y 19.50 to 25.00 now 14.50 Misses’ Washable Dresses, in voiles, Girls’ Tailored Suits. Sizes 13, 15, 17 I tissues and 4 par ginghams, years, Formerly 19,50 to 25.00 mow 7.50 i Si Vi 95 95 i Sizes 14, 16, 18 years, ‘alue 6.95 now 3. ists’ Washable Dresses, of inewiel Misses’ Lingerie Dresses, of batiste ginghams, percale, lawn or batiste, trimmed or lingerie, high or round neck models, with lace or embroidery, in kimono sleeve kimono sleeves, fine laces, Value 10.00 mow 4,95 models. Sizes 6 to 14 years, Value 3.95 mow 1,95 ‘ Sale of Men’s Shirts Men’s Two-Garment Mohair at 1.10 Suits at 13.00 formerly 1.75, 2.00 and 2.50 formerly 18.00, 20.00 and 22.00 Tomorrow and Friday Tomorrow and Friday Speaking impartially and giving you the benefit of Cool as a mint julep in the shade is a mohair in the j our knowledge and experience on the subject, we sun. Made of Priestley cravenetted mohair, these ' reckon these shirts emong the best values in our admirable garments are the wisest choice of the man recollection, They were made for that trade which who seeks to minimize ‘the discomfort of hot and pays from 1.75 to 2.50 fog its shirts, and are the equal humid days, We have sold so r at regular prices of any and the superior of most shirts at those prices, that we can afford to let the balance go at 13,00 each, Made of domestic and imported Madras, or merce: They are two-garment models, mede with our cuss ized cloths, in plain colors or striped effe Plaln tomary regard for the niceties of ring and style, or pleated negligees and soft bosom models, with and in patterns which coniorm to the season's fabric French cuffs. All sizes and sleeve lengths, Better let us put the tape on you! _ ———— hegre — = FELT HATS | Hirt_eer_| | from the same materials and White, castor, pearl, blach}in the same way. _Virst F100 and pastel tints. Some orna-} \ien's sizes. . $1.39 ond L714 mented quite simply with a} women's sizes 1.44 wide silk braid, others almost} chitdren’s sizes formal in style. Qualities up to $5.00 $2.74 $3.96 ards long: ane yard lors and rich ombre sh Sor h wide hemstitched borders. Others with ribboned borders. locks at each corner. TI om light tones in nes. Laat FI. TRIMMED FELTS, $6.49, VELOUR HAT! finish, wide s navy, tan » long nap, velvety CLOTH . $4.49 to $6.94 VEILS , trimr new b Were up to $43.74; now $2.89 to $37.74 These were repriced during stocktaking last week. We were the first to import Syrian Scarves, and American women quickly perceived their picturesqueness as an accessory to evening gowns, Our importations remain the largest of any house, while our facilities enable us to make our prices the a ee OW RET Your scarf money could-net be spent to better advantage than for one of these shimmering metallic picces of fanciful Eastern workmanship, Hundreds to choose from—each design different WOMEN’S SILK = UNBR Limited Number Gist, Browns Re & $1 o at this Price Green, Brown, Red & Greon Chango The taffeta is tape-edged and rolls close on a strong narrow rod, Sun & Rain tion to guarantee purity weight. We have our own factory. to say nothing of full We weigh the full 16 oz. to the pound, apart from the container, Our Celebrated Pure Fruit Syrups bint (ifthe Grape Juice Healthful and WI Our, Celebrated Red Star’ ent ¥ from Our Catfee Re Dressingt pl t High fe, dozen... ‘ie St 4 ur price 48c Ib.; tb, idy, @8.76 pound ¢arton’ SOC siutfed with) 0c'to B50 Og n2le Choe Ghogolater prepared ta aapoerr: : cherry, cheeo! pinin; makes % yus dessert; dozen, Ther each @© lal Sale of Armour’s Whole Cooked ue 1 or ej Terlarly ae each hisk LAUNDRY SUPPLIES Te Protect your Linen—not Ruin it. EN Wii taal SB me Foam” Bony inthe carton, packed to price’ for neta et Py} ‘ soon 640 yo Mt EBM, Floating Soap, O"emall cakes, abe ? ’ 4c ao) Awifi"s Woot Roan, Inne stew enkess soit ato ur