The evening world. Newspaper, August 17, 1911, Page 12

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2 —. - TUBERCULOSIS 1 17, 1911, tH. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices. WEEK - END CIGAR SPECIALS For Sritica! SS NAMING THE KING » Is Yielding to Science |[oR RCE axa pl ORS aeror é | C , (0 Peer eer rea be D Of The | ow na pee Bo ca, emai | (15¢] : 7 1 4 : bela Herald Square,’ Broadway, 34th to.35th St. PORTO, Ric ‘At “ cickks, high Mi couth, ‘beotache frva alae 1 assorted: FORTO, F 5 sit wath b ceelows eo iamarablo age of Uireas or | packed in pound box- » For Men Who Want the Newest ‘ BOX Of 25... sscsvee seers 1.74 lung disease develops, | The early symptome of there diseases are #0 | pustling that they too often baffle the family | physician aod le confuses one disease with an- | other, not kyowing whether he has a case of | bronchitis, eaParrh of the tubes, asthma, heart | complications or early tubercular trout | OF THE CARNAL Ballots Already Pouring In, Though List of Candidates es. This is our popular grade, London Made Top Coats or Slip-Ons, with Raglan or plain PURITANOS FrNos, | $f sours that we put up to compete with] shoulders; tweeds and homespuns, in novel and exclusiv, aig" and seigr SNILA CIGARS-—exceptional val- the 40c quality elsewhere and]ings. Some of these are rain-proofed. Moderately priced, $27.50 and $3: 50, a is bee or to which we sell regularly at 24c.| The right thing for cool evenings in the mountains or at the seashorel -educedto...............+ $1.49 (Pomme a rome WET WEATHER SPELL anton “wil” doubtless fave PROBABLE fesitnSa'souhing, °°" MEN’S ENGLISH ' coats $5.69 About the price you pay for a domestic raincoat that is neither as good nor as good-looking. Slip-on style, with storm collar, slash pockets, concealed buttons —as illustrated; and with an English “swing” to the cut which an illustration cannot convey. Enough of these English Rain- coats on hand at present to sup. ply 100 men and youths. WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ RUBBER $3 96 RAINCOATS, Uy As illustrated — cut comfortably loose, single - breasted, walking length; concealed pockets, convertible storm collar. In the popular tan and olive shades; reverse side —\@ plaided. rs These Raincoat are water-proof. So —S\{ many shops sell coats as low-priced coats which only look like raincoats, that we believe it necessary to make this statement. Another point—these coats are neither chuiisy Ot Neav ys, a Other models of rubberized gossamer silk, rubberized mohair, rubberized ottoman silk, serge, and pure rubber, up to $19.74. Children's and Misses’ “Bestyette” Rub- berized Capes with Hood, sizes 6 te 14, a eee $3.39, 16 and 18, $3.69. Rubbers in coats, from $2.89 to $14.74. |pouch, 74c; Storm Rubbers, 59c. Fortunately, there is such an immense variety of these ties that we can still supply demands despite the vast number already sold. MEN'S SILK NECKWEAR FOR FALL WEAR = ™=m=s The Season’s Fashionable C Color Com- binations If nee bought these four-in-hands at the haberdasher's you would have to pay 75c. and $1.00. CHILDREN’S & MISSES’ WEAR For School and College Not a bit too soon to start getting the children ready. We have provided a wide variety of practical clothing in simple, pretty styles, that afford you the typical Macy saving. Is Not Yet Complete case within the lungs of Uhercuiar germs are present in | ad before the breakingdown etage | occurs | His treatment 1% not le medicine or | | WARNING TO ELECTORS. No Blank Ballots and None); ———————_—_-_— ~ aiassieanls ALWAYS based upot Cast for Unofficial Candi- JERSEY GRANGERS ALLEGED MASHER IN CELL. ago on second ose! ‘01 0 No. ne | proof vat Dr, larson cure Tuberculosis | i dates Will Be Counted. { ’ Joseph Moreno of No. 330 Fast 01 it that Dr, And does Hundred and Second street left his wife |and other lung diseases, Fresh air and outdoor but they are not all that lon the sidewalk while he went tnto a bus grrr, Hundred and Tw ©" $ ormcia Candidates for Ring VU ’ 1 Sothern ane of Coming Carnival xt Coney. ‘Come and t She screamed and her hu Consult Dr, Anderson, investigate | e out, Her insulter fled. Moreno followed | his treatment, tation and examination | | and caught a man who gave him a hard | given at the office without charge, | fight. M getting f recognized | alice f 0 West 2 — Hours-10 to 4| | th ’ , Wedaraday and | | tun: “ it clock, New descriptive Great Crowd Representing) 2 3 Four Counties at Verona Park Lake, Montclair. [Hestad FleotT SUITS: manisiona in tavoe new model; special:....-, $18.76 MISSES’ SEPARATE SKIRTS of chiffon panamas and English serges, in black and navy; very special............ $1.96 MISSES’ SCHOOL COATS, man- ufacturers’ samples; made of serge, cheviot and novelty mixtures; sult- able for present and winter wear; All of the ptics and fried chicken of four big Jersey counties Is centred y at Verona Lake Park, Montelatr, of foe scree sizes 6 Pe 14 years; a limited quantity of SOOO GUA ds cicesccts $3.96 CHILDREN’S CONVENT DRESSES. of k Serge, in several neat models; made of this s tures; sizes 13 y, in several becoming models; MACY STORM UMBRELLAS, 97c actual values$5.00, $7.00, $9.00; sale, 14020; 26-Inch Frame for Women—28-Inch Frame for Men. al... .$8.49 and $12 74 $2.49, $3.96, $4.96 Fast Dye American Taffeta Fabric, on strong paragon frame. Case and : tassels fission Or ature wood handle G | LT FU R N | T TT R E IN OUR MID- Ural Wood crook handle, spec sauce ee SUMMER SALE Suites, separate pieces, Roman Chairs, Corner. WOMEN +: Chairs, Nest Tables, Side Tables, Centre Tables, WEAR it oo Pedestals, Curio Cabinets, Curio Tables, Man- ‘oug WHITE , August and tel Mirrors. ' HATS ~ September. All at the Lowest Prices of the Season Our assortment of White Hats is The Suites and Odd Chairs are in period styles, and will be upholstered in any material desired. very extensive=taking “in every The Tables are Vernis-Martin or topped with veined marble variety of small_and large shapes. or onyx. He eran’ Cabinets and Curio Tables in a number of very fine designs. FELT HATS, large, slightly rolled We give an interesting list of former and present prices that sailor effects; made of scratched will serve as a guide to our extraordinary values. felt ; UNTRIMMED COLORED FELT HATS, of semi-soft scratched felt; in champagne, mustard, plum, pear! gray and black.... nat x TAILORED HATS in newest styles; black, with white cffects. $4.96, $5.94, $6.94, $7.94 and up. & A LARGE VARIETY OF VEL- OUR AND VELVET HATS, IN CORRECT STYLES AT LOWEST PRICES. af the head of this are wasted Value $13.50; Special $9.49 Special Vernis-Mar-|Vernis-Mar- tin and Rook. | tinand Rook- wood styles, wood styles, decorated wood gallery mirror top, top, richly 47 inches] FOR THE WEEK-END TRIP Ms all inches highs | ince wide, REMINDERS OF WHAT YOU MAY HAVE] |x} rege deep, fitted j OVERLOOKED : nN ; for sheet ev a0." oy id the The “silent ballot” coupons cut from -phirty thousand persons are taking part | I j ] 1 B@-for the Ninth Annual Coney Island] picnic a big annual fature for the peo- | Gras Association are not yet listed, the| tacked from the city market ts brought * “Enclosed you will find a bunch of|with all of the business It could do, Gorvoter for Fohn J, Curran, “More 10 City pollticans eame to meet he coun- All $22.50 and $25 . 0 BROOKLN. | est of the year and a farmer 8 bord, Hessel and von Hasselin forces |p 7: Everybody and e y" non mverybody and eve All $82.50 and 835 $] for a famine were very, very 5 A t Men’s Suits, now..... This custom department at present Any Straw Hat | stamp. t for no one isi emer $21 50 6 of Flowers and Song progresses rapid- HANGING IN WOODS regularly 845 e ny ’ or ring completion | “yard scene with the stone-lined well; “The Moon Ftow- well bleached, SB~ Rise in My Airship" for its song. to {dentify the body of a young man Bethe second page of The Ing World| tn the proceedings. ive y § 8 i CK i i gr Mardi Gras, week of Sept. 11 to 16. As} pic of Kenex, Morris, Union and Pas- I ry sack suit, blue, black or mixture, in our vote of the respective candidates is not| !" baskets for this annual feast. All of suitable for weet around wear. folk, and 4 ivate tents where F 7 ae SS-ernk YUKON ATHLETIC CLUB OF le ce os v- Men’s Suits, now..... withthe siick citizens of the rural The Germ are lining vp for this exciting battle| ‘ard monte men who came out! i | i ur Bway and 13th St. Store only. ; ‘ @-_3OME MORE ABOUT FLOATS FOR to mee “ § 16.00 $2.50, 1 $8.50, Cc | THE PAGEANT 4 regularly 830, betel eh clas ly, Among those mney P: Ha | beta ia The New PAD BOSTON GAR- anama t profusion, and fa nple Be ears atc Gene every Garter require: DoT | reosine Panamas gAndrew. Belfast f) found hanging by the neck te a six- | 1 . on eshte Hue ‘The Grange—the same being the short Gi eal the candidates accepted by the| sic Counties, All of the hold-out of|f four stores is now marked at a great reduction. Many given, When tho table ts pudiished it, the Toads leading to the park were i e of the as) choked with traMe, Farm wagons, bus- $ Me will surprise ‘some of the aspirants for| fi44 automobiles and all known means All $18 and $20 . shoyal honors. Letters like the follow. the wise men of ‘the towns conferred a. Veterans, the Marathon | qeestricts, many slates were in process Club and others are getting enthuslas-|o¢ formation for the fall campaign. 3 All $28 and $30 . tie In behalf of William I | royal. ‘ities ‘were thrown off of the} cee ees Al éte andes 666 er known to , wo enide Men’s Suits, now..... The work of building the Meet of “The O CSSA ees phe nb TER will hold your sock as | peered movers. th NEAR WEST POINT smooth as, vour skin, "Its the | | These are fae | oa ed > 71 Garter we like to sell because it evenly woven, @inging the dear old song around about pribtosd apa Fs ly 2-4 eae Aa lave the Alr."" and the Airship float, with a eee Pan foot stake used to support a rack of the Mard Se ec of @ King! gor patrons of Hushandry—makes the | Nomination Committee of Mardi] prime country luxuries that ts side-|1 of these garments are full lined, medium weight, ; i of transportation were In evidence, Men ome with the ballots Then the Erle Raflroad came along . s Suits, now.... c. e and Amos Harrison, who ts a poll) n all ’ & OMe Curtin, siciin, Detiborden stares ¢ Men’s Suits, now..... day, is president of the plenic @#- Once more C Tailori ustom lalloring floats for the pageant o! giant fish f balloon, has "Come Take Relatives went to West Point to-day Vourteenth Asse , Brook- Boiym, has been Momipation: tor | SORtwANR,: Ane Dalleved': trom papers E, E. TURLINGTON, Vice-President | An ienc tte [ yes. Bas ‘bean put to noms ft | Teo aackeien tieilotnea vo tai Hachart .E. 5 | experienced guide will attend you in Useful and (eine, be rhs and oes organizations |") "wtton ot Neo 24 West one Htun-|{ 265 Broadway | 841 Broadway | 119 W. 42d St. | 125th Street |) various departments if your shopping | Seereeat et 2¢ fliation dred and Thirteenth street, mii Near Chambers st Cor, 13th St. | Near Broadway | Near 3d Avenue @ list is long and your time ,is limited | e 7 “The funny peopte who make up the} since Aug. 12. All four stores will be open all day Saturday. | LS gp a aac OTHER MUSIC CABINETS Beerie\ ha sbaraciar solteino.scetion| Stanley Tdvmuniog, tad. 9: appar Harlem and 42d Street Stores Open Evenings. || FOR CHILDREN: Hand-painted in Vernis- Martin or Rookwood designs—also } ades ail will have for com-|by the police. He and his mother live ‘ petition ‘Sweaters, for boys, $1.29 to $4.: silo girls, $1.39 $094.24 74, fate! freee: from he io Anonlaniee at some in mahogany finish—-that can be fitted for the use of sheet #, $2.50. | music, talking-machine discs or pianola. rolls. y night prizes of $20, $15,|at the One Hundred and Thirteanth Helland “Hopjes."" 4 pure, delicious imported candy, Ib., 99 GPO and $5, and in addition to these| street house and had heard nothing} ga Se SENET AR ay , 4.24 Mid Sale $11.89 | Reg. $18.79 Mids: Sale$15.67 | . sf i : ' Rubbers, for boys, 56c ta 66c; for girls, 42c to 59c. Reg. $14.24 Midsummer S ! eg. $18. ummer Sale $15, } i to awell 10 [on Saturday. "Ho. wae, twenty-three Reg. $16.24 Midsummer Sale $13.49 | Reg. $19.24 Midsummer Sale$15.89 : tie; to the secs Pred Winhen| naietsln aca greek are toe te FOR WOMEN: Reg. $28.89 Midsummer Sale$21.67 | ine waned te the fourth, woe tre | found in the woods near the Military hy bt) ble Lingerie Ribbon, 109, alg 27s to 91,48. BEAUTIFUL CURIO CABINETS Hfth $7.50, and the sixth first ‘prise DOMAAEAY IANS. YORI SORX OY. 391 807 08 Hl "Chi Complexion Pied tell ant Vernis-Martin or Rookwood styles; mirror backs, glass shelves, @ cwinner will get an added #6. Added | 2, Q'owel marked with (he name of | Coat Sweaters, white, colors, ixtures, $3.74 #9 $17.74. Reg. $36.74 Midsummer Sale$30.67 | Reg. $44.24 Midsummer Sale$36.89 | elle a od ‘| the steamer Hendrick Hudson. — In | Leather Handbags newest styles and colors, 8c to, 38,49, Reg. $39.74 Midsummer Sale $33.24 | Reg. $50.25 Midsummer Sale$41.89 : the pockets of the youth's gray sult i itt lotorin; gs, in various colors, 89 to 50. . { bah t Hi0 | vere sbyeral checks ipta to the orler is ofttimes misleading to contemplating buyers of Household Furniture. | Flannel Blazer Coats, plain and stri 96. Reg, $41.24 Midsummer SOF LTAEY | Reg. $53.50 Midsummer Sale$42.74 compe! ive [OC Herbert Lvingaton, a notebook bear | While that may nen gira inaucennen Sasa We AHEM to know that | and Vellings, fr mn 186. yd. to 19. 8 gach. ani Reg. $43.28 Last eas be hog Oe gseeremer Sale $49.24 am thort description | ing a bunch of k eta Our Methods and Prices Are a Greater Attraction ullman Robes, black or navy, $3.69 and $4.96, eg. $68.25 Midsummer Sale $00. acter to be represented and |5°%\ng ‘tumpire Registry Company. Ne. a secre. || Walking, Driving or Evening Gloves, Ac to $5.49. . |VERNIS-MARTIN AND ROOKWOOD TABLES nig Aga ig ) Broadway, New York. It was num- (gy Halr Nets, in all shades and sizes, Bo to dtc, $5.67 Midsummer Sale $4.64) Reg. $7.49 Mids Sale $6.24 » Coney taland, also 8! vored 161,401, The clothing wae marked ii Traveller's Companion, fitted with needles, etc., 24e to $3.24, Reg. $5. summer Sale $f. &: $7.49 Midsummer Sale $6, Bie 41 Co mible, and youl ayy ys Mi Individual Towels, for use on train, 9c to, 4c, 1.76 Reg. SOTA Midsummer Sale B iid Reg. Se EM emmr Sale $8.24 a: Be sages —_—_-- Red Cross Companion, for emergencies, 99c to $5.76. Reg. $14.24 Midsummer Sal i nares Pes | “SUNSHINE GIRL” BURIED. San-and: Rein Umbrella, in sile $1.89 to $5.94. - _— eeWOODMEN AGAIN PLANNING) — ' FOR PART IN PARADE. 6 Chrysanthemum floa Where Her Smilen As) Pactory Clas and Sallies Prevented Strikes, ST. LOUIS ae Bec” Shere Talouon Powter, 1S “FRUIT OF THE LOOM” Any Quality Straw Hat in the Houwe Boot gel! | AST DAYS OF THE SALE Traveller's Rest Shoes of soft Ikid, in cas, $2.97, Our special purchase of these famous sheets and pillow cases B. 17—A factory girl's y wheel in the plant 00) em- Jap fan " 1G. mith, the Alg Cinb candidate for King ts to be Arret down as a bachelor. every charming Mrr, 5 preside F: tnele bom and high officials as i. ” Electric Bull's-eye, $2.38 to $3.89. for August selling is running low, filendx"*are their friend rot ‘ n ke at Bathing Suit Bays’ Sac 10 B8c, Flannel shirts, 946 to $4.48, “Fruit of the Loom” is the oldest and best trusted brand "Took and Ladder Company |, Miss Tobin was the “sunshine girl” of , uae om Slog One-piece Cellar Buttens, card, special, fe, ag. and, great as is the quantity sold during this sale, no doubt there No, 1, from down on Long Island, has 9 ap ROOMS Vacation Shaving Set, the popular “‘Comet,”" special, . . ¢ d q r pritten its intention of part employers’ 4 Ready-to-Take lshing Outfles, compicte, $1.98. are still many people interested in the exceptional oppor’ eile Mardi Gras pageant or e quelling of Completely Collapsible Shaving Brush, 46¢ to $1.18. about to close. Chasaiaaal | the traditional Oe ee eet ten can wie Furnished Wash Silk Dressiny Gowns, $3.96 to $30.89. RQ. i. T. Lowery o ager of the uw sken with appendicitis, Her chatr OTWoodmen of the r r her machine was draped in white Felt Pocket Hats, 99¢& $1.88, MilltaryBrushes, pr. $1.64 to $9.24, | Ready hemmed for use, and perfect in every way FOR MEN AND WOMEN: reel Pe ce a fine ‘this morning and a (size before bemmine) | 42x69, af. Pageant with ROOMS $ | “Dentifricia Tooth-Pawder" with Prophylactum, 16e, h4x 9444, at, H riled men in line, assures Presiden | Macy ‘‘Numbertwo” Tooth Brushes, 24c. dackman by letter sehak Sue, rank “wil Complete!; | Macy's Radiant Cleanser, for white shoes, 19¢. surpass its first turn ring Furnishe: Smoked Glasses, 21c t Bolster Cases coming carnival. ‘ cs ‘0 59c, Circular Air Pillows, collapsible, $1.59 to $1.92 —~— Two 5 Write for our NEW OUR LIBERAL CREDIT f 4 om, 7 344, : ad Theatre. When Benjainin Durand und Patrick | BOOKLEC containing FQ Wea Wng MA a@4 a) La8) TERMS arply also Motoring Goggles: im porte an domestic kiss Ae to $3.49, 7x08 at. Be ee tues | artes auupiczone. 6C Zened 9. aagen:y, | MAF LLR FNS {@5- WORTH OF MER- Maina otra Cameras, all standard brands, 81.00 to $132.50, y six o4tscat.. t Ferry street and Richmond Ter- were hoisting oats in the stable Mailed free, CHANDISE TO YOUR HOME Rr etre Fresh Films, 20c a roll to $1.60. Blank Check Books, 21c. 81x103 34, at.. 42x39, 45x39: Port Richmond, to cost $6,000 and/jast night, the elevator dropped and OPEN @ATURDAY 814112 34, at 90x 0434, at 00511234, at.. 2. chee tha te, $1.49 0 $28.69. ling Watches that are accurate, $1. 89. Collapatt fe Drinking Cups, Bedoz. tos! set of three In silver. eat 1,400 persons. It is to be ready by struck them. Durand’s left arm and ‘January. The owner | ol J. Bur-|ieg and Smith rm were broken, Hard Rubber Fountain Pen, 56c. ce 98c'to $1.24. RO, 84TH BT. & “LY BTATION | 2 Ge bat AT CORNER | yee of White Marsh, Va,| ‘WOLD were taken to Bellevue Mospital,