The evening world. Newspaper, September 21, 1911, Page 14

mysterious woman in black, the disappearance of my you are. I do not know why she wen: HERESSVANSHES | YITH IRL SERVANT. FATHERS HOME Daughter of Millionaire and Her Maid Disappear With Mysterious Woman. is reported to ; (Rpecial to The Erening World) WITTSBURGH, Pa, Sept. o.—Mya- tery surrounds the disappearance of Mies Florence Owsley, tho elghteen- year-old daughter of Millionaire John C. Owsley of Snaron, near here. The father arrived in Pittsburgh from Sharon shortly after midnight and held ® long consultation with detectives, He spent the night here and this morning arranged for another conference with the police, who refuse to give any in- timation of what clue they are follow- ing. Miss Owsley left her home in Sharon yesterday afternoon with Louise Furey, nineteen years old, a domestic in the Owsley home and a mysterious woman in black, She took her clothing with ner. According to reports from Sharon ft fe not believed the girl was abducted. She at times made trips to Younge- town and other cities, but her disap- pearance yesterday cannot ve explained. The Owsley family is one of the beat known in the city. ‘The missing girl ts an only child and her every wish was gratified. She was & social favorite and a noted horse- woman. The Furey girl is from West Middlesex, and it is said she and Mies Owsley had formed a marked attach- ment for each other. the Yeast] trace has been secured as to the iden- tity of the mystertous woman in black, who is eaid to be not over twenty years of age. The father of the girl said to-day that his daughter had had no quarrel or troubles with any one at her home and) he @annot account for her disappearance, He also denies ever having seen the Betti 22 74 Open until 6 P, M., Saturdays included, Stern Brothers Misses’ and Girls’ Suits and Dresses For Friday and Saturday, a large assortment of Imported and Domestic Frocks of the favored materials, in many new and exclusive styles for Fall and Winter Wear will be placed on sale, including the following special values: MISSES’ DRESSES, of marquisettes, chiffons, corduroys and velveteens, for afternoon and evening wear, PLAIN TAILORED SUITS, of cheviot and novelty cloths, three models, sizes 14, 16 and 18 years, MISSES’ SUITS of corduroy, rough novelty weaves, ; cheviots and broadcloth, new model skirt, sizes 14, 16 and 18 years, at 29.50 JUNIOR SUITS of cheviot and rough novelty mixtures, in new demi-tailored juvenile styles; 1 i) 75 ard 2 4, 50 sizes 13, 15 and 17 years, at GIRLS’ SCHOOL DRESSES of serge, in navy, wine and brown, two styles, demi-trimined and tailored, sizes 6 to 14 years, $16.50 6.75 at An Exceptional Showing of Plisses’ and Children’s Hats 4 Including Velvets, Velours and Felts, in the most fashionable shapes and color combinations for the coming season, To-morrow, at Special Prices of Soft Velvet, Plush and Felt, in all the new effects for st#eet wear, at $4.50 to 9.50 English Tailored Hats, Automobile Hats and Bonnets in latest designs. HATS THIRD FLOOR MAIN BUILDING ——— — eee —_———— SS SSS Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes ‘An unusually choice selection of Boys’ Shoes, also regular and high cut models of the most durable leathers for Girls, and in lasts espe- cially designed to promote a healthy development of growing feet. Attention is called to their Fall Models of Dress Pumps, Gymnasium and Skating Shoes THIRD FLOOR ——— Slippers, Dancing NEW BUILDING ee Youths’ and Boys’ Clothing | for Dress, School and Business Wear } Youths’ and Sraall Men’s Suits and Overcoats, Norfolk and Double-breasted Suits, Boys’ First Long Trouser Suits, Reefers, Overcoats, Also Raincoats inplete lines of Youths’ and Boys’ Furnishings, Hats and Caps. Friday and Saturday, an Extraordinary Sale of BOYS’ NORFOLK & DOUBLE-BREASTED SUITS mixed cheviots, in gray, brown and tan, $4.50 13.50 Values $6.50 to $8.50 YOUTHS’ AND SMALL MEN’S SACK SUITS, of fancy gray and brown mixtures, at Value $18.00 West 23d and 22d Streets He added: Tam Just as much In the dark about daughter an he drug bus-|than last year, in order to protect its 1 of the load-\ reserve against possible une: Ho is also) mands before the usual a © Peter Kim-| be ) and which will be © the next few months. DISCOUNT RATE RAISED. TONDON, Sept. 2.—The Bank of England raised its discount rate from 3 to 4 per cent. to-day, a week earlier THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1911. cheap and plentiful, and the Bank of England's stock of coin and bullion stands near $215,000,00, but a measure of protection ts conaidered necessary in view of the continental political sit uation and the advanced bank rate Berlin, Belgium, Sweden and Denmark, cted de- pments are thoroughly w way. Curlously, money remains remarkably Paris. B. Altman & Co. BOYS’ SUITS, COATS & GENERAL FURNISHINGS IN THE NEW STYLES AND FABRICS FOR AUTUMN. B. Altman & Co. are stowine excvusive MATERIALS FOR MAKING TO ORDER BOYS' HAND-TAILORED NORFOLK AND DOUBLE- BREASTED SUITS, OVERCOATS AND REEFERS, (B.Altnat & Cod A SALE OF HOUSEHOLD LINENS AT ESPECIALLY LOW PRICES, WILL BE HELD TO.MORROW (FRIDAY), AS FOLLOWS: LINEN DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS EACH, $2.65, 335 & 4.00 DINNER NAPKINS TO MATCH . PER DOZEN, $3.25 HEMSTITCHED LINEN SHEETS, PER PAIR, $3.50, 4.50, 5.00 & 6.50 HEMSTITCHED LINEN PILLOW CASES _——PER PAIR, $1.15 & 1.30 THE AUTUMN IMPORTATIONS OF DECORATIVE AND HOUSE- HOLD LINENS ARE NOW IN STOCK, INCLUDING LUNCHEON SETS, DOYLIES, CENTERPIECES, TEA CLOTHS, RECEPTION CLOTHS AND SCARFS, TRIMMED WITH HAND-MADE LACES AND HAND-EMBROIDERY; ALSO EXCEPTIONALLY FINE DE- SIGNS IN LINEN DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS AND NAPKINS. EMBROIDERED SHEETS, PILLOW AND BOLSTER CASES, BED- SPREADS AND SHAMS, TOWELS, TOWELING AND OTHER HOUSEHOLD LINENS, ESPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO POPULAR GOODS AT_VERY MODERATE _PRICES. Fifth Avenne, 34th and 35th Streets, New York. OR 84'"ST & SY" AVE. J. BAUMANN & BRO NO MONEY DOWN Is ofttimes misleading to contemplating buyers of Household Furniture. While that maybe a great inducement to some, we want you to know that Our Methods and Prices Are a Greater Attraction =e fata 120 Sees 150 canteen 75 Cc A WEED DELIVERS our Uitte tor q 65+ WORTH OF MER LIBERAL our NEW CHANDISE TO YOUR HOME CREDIT nooner : TERMS bandatuond ply also (information te regarding Long Island our outtits. New Jersey Wallet ‘Turkish Couch, Free. ak frame. 1upholet ther. cut, value The Official Presentation of Continental Modes In the Salons on our Eighth Floor Will be continued on Friday, September Twenty-second This is in deference to those of our cus: tomers who were unable to obtain a satis- factory view owing to the crowds that have attended each day. with early rises possible at Vienna and - - ! | R. H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices | Herald Square, Are Wust Women COAT DRESSES Wer ss. Nee. We have Coat Dresses in Endless Variety, . and at prices to suit the most slender as well as the well-fed purse. SERGE COAT DRESSES, in black, navy and white, with, slashed satin collar forming shawl over braid vestee> 4 Which extends to side fastening, $18.74. a) WORSTED SERGE COAT DRESSES in black and navy, , satin-inlaid cape collar forming directoire revers; see aas button ornaimer.tation back and front, are More elaborate Coat Dreeres at I. higher, but always modest prices A. DISTINGUISHED-LOOKING suIT aT $24.74 —|-- achieved by an unusual harmony of materialandstyle | \ EL Grayish Mixture Tweed, coat basqued at back, double J ‘ |B shawl of bl. smatching, novelty buttons fy! | anel skirt Hatt with double j \ inded. . We learn by chance that a charming THEATRE GOWN, pied here at $39.74, is selling at $55.00 elsewhere. Another illustration of the “regular Macy Setin Merveilleux, in navy or black, blouse inlaid with chiffon Zouave panels, heavily hand-embroider- ed in Russian design of same shade; cream mesh chemisette. Another Unusually Charming THEATRE GOWN at $39.74 if Rose orchid or black chiffon-cloth over ivoire messaline; crossed lice bands of velvet-bro- caded chiffon; shadow joulder panels; and hem bordered with taffeta ponceau ruche Cieeond Foor i EXTRA SIZE COMBINATIONS tioned women to economize time and money. Combinations of Cover and Drawers, sizes 46, 48 and 50, topped wi Torchon: hemstitched ruffle at foot, 99e. ruffle at bottom, $1.39. Valenciennes- trimmed carter] with ribboned shoulder stra lace-edged bottom ruffle, $1.69. bottom ruffle, $1.98. Trimmed Nainsook Nightgowns, buttoning in front, 99c. Torchon-trimmed Nainsook tgowns, short sleeves, $1.29. Ribbon-trimmed Nainsook Nightgowns, opening at side, $1.39. V-neck Nainsook it prettily trimmed with embroidery wrist sleeves, 1.98. MUGMBs bo caccccsres sean ccrscrtoyienst ges 3 Nainsook Circular Drawers, tuc quality torchon..... ...- a fa fc TAILORED ne also octagon SUITS filet, maline and fi meshes, in i FOR BOYS*"*""~ plain, woven and dotted effects, 10¢ ayard to $3. Hand-padded collars. Hand-made buttonholes. AN INTERESTING COLLECTION OF SAMPLE NOVELTY VEILINGS, none of which is duplicated. Pure silk, in black. white, cream and magpie, $2.96 to $6.49 CHANTILLY LACE VEILS, fancy meshes, Lierre, Princess, real Ap- pllgue and Shetland walls definite traceries of flora ventional motifs, 79 to $26. IMPORTED MOTORING VEILS Of chiffon and chiffon-cloth, in single and ombre tones Hem- stitched and sat iped borders, some sufficiently wide to be shir red over the entire hood, 79¢ te $6.49. do most good. trong enough for ordinary w nough for ‘*best dress.’ "ees Double or breasted No.folk. TWO MODELS tonholes. Tienty of other reliable sults tn Rock. $207 tor $1a-74--each atzle, of course, at the regular acy saving. SINGLE-BREASTED SUIT—-A and exclusive s Titst Flnor | “MARCHIONESS’ MALINE IS Shvn, A NEW, GUARANTEED 24 BRAND a Yard _ Pipst_ A ab Your neck-ruff, neck-fluff, hat foundations and trimmings will be absolutely waterproof if made of ‘'Marchioness"’ Maline. . Made especially for us, ob- serge and, fine Tweeds, Ts to17. $9.74 to$14.74. SUITS, with extra trousers. eviots, ing! with sailor or pairs of bloome Special, $4.96. than the unguaranteed kinds, Prepared in our own Candy Kitchens, DELICIOUS, FRESH CANDIES AT Meauesbey’ ene Kid sleeve. We have themat $1 First Floor and Ba 1 19¢ CHOCOLATE BROADWAYS, Vanilla-flavo: caramel with marshmallows is the ASSORTED CHOCOLATES AND BONBONS, tbh. Macy's “Red Star" sold 24c by the pound only. “PERFECTION” CHOCOLATES (MACY), th, Pound assorted.” Our best 49c grade, and equal to the standard s80¢ candies. ie are already taking Special Orders for Hallowe'en Favors, gli WA handsewn ca spea broidery, brass button; son's tan shades, $1.44 Gloves nine lined with Milanese silk; pig sewn, Paris point round corners, large clasp. 1 tar ‘ay and black Also exceedingly pretty new styles in the other underthings, intended to help generously propor- Size 6 to 16 Years single- OTHER GLOVES, EXCLUSIVE WITHUS AND ATPRICESE XCLUSIVELY OURS-— WOMEN'S “SPEED- LOVES, , Broadway, 34th *o 38th St. —— th Combinations topped with ribbon-run embroidery; torchon-edged Ps Nainsook Combinations, with Van Dyked inserts; lace-trimmed T Reeond Floor | Muslin Drawers with French Band, cambric ruffle of erste a $7.49 to $14.74 Mada of specially selected woolensin all the new Fall colorings and navy blue Hand-work wherever it will In other words first class suis Size 9 to 18 Years Plain double-breast- ed, two or three but- y opied from an English mode! coat, vest, and Knickerbocker trousers of blue Sizes 11 NORFOLK AND DOUBLE-BREASTED ‘Two special values at $4.96 and $6.49, SAILOR AND RUSSIAN BLOUSE SUITS, blue serge or mixed A tan effect models, n collar, and two } Sizes 2% to 10, BOYS’ FALL WEIGHT REEFERS, made of blue serge, tan covert cloth and mixtures, in gray and tan. made with velvet or self color, $3.59 to $9.74. tainable nowhere else, and to BOYS’ regulation single Dal ning Chair in Golder i " | San eine © fe wearin $44.98 ‘Oak ith Heather x " be had in black, white and]] RIDING SUITS ereatted | tiey f= savumpay “eae ‘nlue #20. value wi sixty colors. - , freee, gate “ch Bagi tne NBATURDAY 3d Ave. at 84th St, th St, cL” station|} The cost is a fraction less]} cloth; sites 11 10 16, $12.04, EIGHT-BUTTON ,». GLACE GLOVES “xi Are one of the many kinds wm that women have difficulty in WEEK-END may fel Hfinding. Yet they and all other certain of} } colors in this length are essential PRICES their purity. [this season for the three-quarter sh WOMEN’S GENUINE MO- or jue nbroidery, In | 1 AUT } R- Soft Hats at Macy’s, 99c to $3.49 Derbies at Macy’s, $1.88 to $4.49 You might be willing to pay more—but why should you? . Know all men by their hats. If they betray the tell-tale brim mark on the forehead, they are careless men. They buy any old sort of hat. We fit men with hats as carefully as we fit them with suits, shoes and shirts. Every man that walks out of Macy's has bought what is becoming to him. = OF MEN One: The man who has his suits made to measure Two: The man who buys “cheap” suits Three: The man who buys good suits at high cost Four: The man who buys good suits at Macy’s MAN No. 1 pays unnecessarily for a convenience which he enjoys at Macy’s free of charge. We give him practically the same fit without pu tting him to the trouble of a preliminary measurement. MAN No. 2 is the most extravagant of all these men. He buys, say, two suits, at, say, $10.00 each, that give him nothing like the service that one Macy suit at $14.75 gives him. Not only that, but he never looks dressedin either of the two cheap suits, even when they are new. MAN No. 3 is the man to whom this advertisement is chiefly addressed. We offer him suits good as the suits he has been buying, and offer him, in addition, the inducement of the ‘‘ Regular Macy Saving.” Those suits for which he pays $30.00 or $35.00 elsewhere, he gets here for $24.75 and $29.75. Suits that cost him $45.00 else- where are his for the asking and fitting at Macy's for $38.50. MAN No. 4 we hardly need to address at all. Oncea man comes to Macy's to buy a suit, he requires no re- minding to come to Macy’s and buy his next suit. Man No 4 is a man who pays lowest market prices for reliable auality cloth, solid tailoring and authoritative, wearable style. , To MEN No. 1, 2 and3 we say: ‘Every suit which we sell as all-wool is all wool.” No equivocation here. To MEN No. 1, 2 and 3 we say that when we sell a man a suit, we sell him a suit that fits him, not onlyin one place, but all over. We would like to see Men 1, 2 and 3 at their earliest convenience. The proposition we have to offer will surprise them. MEN’S FALL TOP COATS The popularity of the Chesterfield model is apparently never to wane. Nor is this to be wondered at. A man is always well dressed in this type of coat (provided it be properly made), and they may be worn anywhere, at any time a topcoat is necessary. We have them in the new Fall models, made of Oxford and black undressed worsteds, lined with silk, at $19.75. Others made of Oxford, bird's-eye, worsted, silk-lined, at $27.50. For those who lean to the lighter cloth, we have provided coats made of gray mixed_tweeds, worsteds and cheviots, at rices ranging from $14.75 to $24.75. ENGLISH Wien plain or regulation shoulders, all with the loose easy hanging ‘*drape’’ that stamps TOP COATS, them ‘‘London made."” These come in both rough and smooth surface materials: some in most striking colors and patterns; others are fashioned of tweeds and coverts in the ‘‘less talkative’’ gray mixed e‘fects. $27.74 and $3 TOP COATS, made here on English models.o: imported tweed also of exclusive American fabrics, at $19.75, $24.75 and $: FOR THE MAN s.r, the igarette WHO SMOKES {ts stared THE BEST ONLY iy. ITISCALLED PERA; is mace of the finest selected Turkish to ‘0, and is imported by us direct, meaning that you save the middleman’s profit. These cigarettes come in three sizes— a C; plain tipped; box of 10, 8% ae ‘i saat of 0, si ind velours; 27.74, LITTLE that keep big things in THINGS oer. at norsinal expense. TROUSER HANGERS —Someto holdfour air Size C; gold Upped Size A; plain or gold tip WOSCODCOOODOCOOOCOOCOOOOOGOGO00001000¢; SUNDAY WORLD’S “TO LET” ADS.§ Y Simplify Home-seeking by saving Y : ° time, temper and tramping,.