The evening world. Newspaper, January 8, 1912, Page 6

THE EVENING WORLD, ne more elaborate and Anally @ com: | Hundreds of babies are injuried In New lore dress | York through the carelestivss of thor The @women os |thothers Hut the School of Househs'a sdbely Tost Ot ther eat fare half-venr Uli rm tl oe : Ri the Home R Hed Life Is “olunhi Columma, in these co urate entirely re and mental eniidren. However, is often ~ and all the an take ere te drill tn ne turns tor dinne urned her Sergeant n of the Hrach street flame with tls oo 30 Years, utine of Mars), Faught at iy to the making fren's clothing r Bach young Woman in also taught of infants ‘ook the | thos bemt, but their | of i H t Marguerite Mooers Marahalt. at tw] — pol for vt ” iit ewy or Th a Beta n ced 4, wien na faed oderate An ” Pt ‘ th Mareares 91 arnegie Bcho pate Pomc Sasgae There is nothing else in | for, Women. The © Mrs, Newly ale at th | which service means so | <a may take. trief who Sosy al POINTS ON SEWING, h | mucharineyeexamination, {80 In coowir tical and pre For the young wite who wants to| In nothing else will even ae eens mili and garment dee ny the ume of her needie | & rror lead *h all the learning doing desaened to Household Arte offers a slight error lead to such her husband's heart happter and |, tunities, Miret, there te| | serious consequences, | Dlepurse heavier a course in the wiudy of textiies with | ‘ * m But New York has had a brides |iwenty-four two-hour reamtons, ‘Thie t* Don’t be satisfied with ip fine running operation for | 4 wor of fret Lie te to ° dg db ii claims; not even ours. carne undamenta ' r eevee Uae See eee on Of WOavehE. and ayeing, with Find out what is behind al sd eakedl iced Agee had work upon looms, she ts the clai Investigate Vne School of Household Arte, Lecanneiens y whieh: re claims. — Investigs Teachers’ College, Columbia. ciurers feck to and the records of the men @ schoo! has a big building all iteclf, that cost half o million possesses the most t who examine your eyes. Our Registered Physicians, i for Oculists of Long Experience 0 ineye and exrinstitutions and Rheumatism | ey esas: atance all wo look like Inen, rely made with fo 'S Charge. rf yl and Verfect Fitting Glasses, #8.50 tu Ble mulpery manaxemen “pure dress goods” Inw With Bifocal Lenses, 84.50 to 818 5 gteadleMoting ‘ S|INSTRUCTIONS IN DESIGNING egies AND WAKING THEIR DRESSES: umbaso PEhilich&éSons Follows the course In dreseina ne THE PLACE WHERE HIGH MARK where Drak thesinaividual atitehing andl _ There is no better treatment for Uculiate’ Opticians | COOKING 1S TAUGHT. The second foo mation and Lumbage bbing: liniment the use of the sewing mm ris given up entirety | joa than a vith Omega Oil, the Trial bottle toc. ave stud 22: SixthAv.,15thSt. 217 B’dway, Aster House | 350 Sisth Av.,22d St. 101 Nassae — Ann Se 17 West 42d—Bet. Sth & ith Aves, New Tork 498 Fulton St. Cor. Bond St., Brocklya. Then comes the undergarments and of plain tadlored shirtwalete, T ena plain skirt and then construct to the cooking a Until Wednesday’s Closing at All the 200 James Butler Inc. Stores os. GranulatedSugar,19° Bargains for Wash-Day Butler’s Borax Soap Most Lconoinical LAUNDKY Soap & Cakes 1 QC Cake | Kirkman’s Soap .. Ae Fairy Soap. .... Babbitt’s Soap ... Evaporated Milk | East View Eggs SR nts” Olah nctane Glee 39° | ake View Evaporated Milk, °";, iti 6° Rolled Oats, Raion B bs, 12¢\kssie Salmon, (5.0% Rice, ware" B ips., 17° Red Alaska Salmon, Prunes, (ice '“""" 3 ins, 25° Regina Asparagus, """'""; Porto hico Oranges, kur wer 2Oe Essie Slice Peaches, ';.: Navel Cranes, iin “" 29¢/ Essie Baked Beans, sma can. MONS, bright, juicy Messinas 3 ‘or &¢|Madison Pickles, $1.3," ancake Flour, ya Mason Nt large Extra Sp ction—Pronounced Extraordinary Values ; tie 10¢|Jelly in Toy Pails, wt fara Tomatoes-Sugar Corn e Giving Great Sati: aoe No. 2 can, filled with ripe, red fruit, c| Ormonde Casiie Brand, standard quality, ' for this sale cut to the exceptions sd low Maine style, sweet and nourishing, for this price of... os sale, cut to, acan..... eee rge No. 3 cat filled with ripe, red. fruit, East View brand, fancy qu: ality, Maine style, , for this sale cut to the maotyronnly low 9c tender and sweet, for this sale, cut to, price 1 OE AES SBIR ae ori eee rare ACOH ks k Lek eeu ssie brand- ( raicass se Pay d fruit, ale Issie brand, Maine’ 8 choicest produc t. no bet more delicious grown and packed; packed in extra large cans, ee wuches tail; . regular Ve, value, cut to, a ean, dc, value each... cee eee ee 12 Peeri ss Bund, GO ZA Stamps wii 1-Ib 5Oc'Teas||Prepared Flour, "70°"! BO JH Stamps with L-lb SScTeas| | Prepare» Buckwheat, veestess, package, LBe O JZ-A Stumps with Lelb 38e Co'fee| | Blue Ri bon Corn Syrw, tarce toe, LO ‘Best Santos Coffee 0g Ideal Famous for Fuli bodied, rich in favor and aroma; in 25° Blend Nic Nacs e Quality” the bean or ground to suit purchaser; a most delicious breakfast coffee; Ib. cut to.. + package 25° By the pound,, All the Butler Inc. igh Quality Wines and Liquors at 117) James Licensed ,dtores. 0 LW Stamps FREE Hunter & Wilson Whiskey ::::'. '79° Ginger Snaps Lemon Snaps c “Cup with exch of these prime favorites: Reet riers’ 2ronch brandy, a 25 1a Monogram Kye Whiskey, bottle... Be | Phiree Star very fine old Cognac, bottle Old Cabinet Kye Whiskey, full quart bottle... .. $1]Sir Jobim Power's Irish Whi: key, $ l AS , J. B. bot...... Guinness’s Stout—Bass Ale The World's Best Brews--One Quality Wherever Sold, Speci Bottles; 95° 3 Splits Ay ial Sale... 2 Pint Size for... ‘Three Swallow fine old Dublin Pot Stil Princ: ion Cockiails, \lanhattan and Martini, bot. Zoe 75 Princeton Ory (in, extra choi Hingussie Scot: h, th perried Port, ported Sherr bs ( » bottle winter favorite, bottle. o Cabinet, bottle... alda Solera, bottle MONDAY, JANUARY 8&, 1913. ‘ sof On \r ae Low Prices ~quare Broadway, Mth tossthSt, BETTER THAN TRACING STAMPS Or any other artificial compromise offered by stores as an inducement to customers (at the expense of the customers) — A share of the profits on your year’s purchases Paid i1 Cash. This is one of very many reasons why over 20,00U peopie have a ,.|Deposit Account Macy S\Charge Account ANOTHER REASON: We seil for cash only, and therefore can afford to undersell houses which inflate prices to cover 'osses on urpaid Charge accounts. Onl, nrcounta Intended for, purchasing | par: SALES GALORE! Vaiues that customers at MACY’S are enjoying this week. New York’s ew Terk oUsiqne Fur Sale—Every Piece Half Price. | omens Oo, wT Worrei's Coats, Mufts ana Scarves, either in separate pieces or in matched sets, 20% Off Fine China, Glassware, Lamps, Marbles, Sronzes, Clocks. Over $100,000 Worth Included in in} This Sale. A reiarkable one week's Sale which includes a Mapniticent se'e ‘ion of imported service plates up to #100,00 a doz.— Wedgwood, Ro. #1 Crown Derby, Ayrsley, Cauldon, Foley. Haviland, etc. Select any piece and 20% will be taken off the marked price. The Whi e Sale. Sul giving such valves now in its third week as it gave on the opening day. That ts one wmportant respect in which Macy's sales are “different.” Lvery sale ai Macy's 18 arranged tc give values not at the beginning only, but all the time the sale lasts. 50,000 yds. of Bleck Dress Silks at Savings Amount- ing to ing to 4. ne culmination of months of careful buying—and se'ection, |) What we rejected was more than 50,00C yards. We do no say that all those rejected silks were actually unworthy, but they failed to measure up to our usual standard, 21 Tables of Dress Goods Remnants. Dress lengths, Skirt leng' t lengil ments. An enormous variety. Reduction in some cases brings the price down to one-third of the actual value. Navy blue serges, black serges. chevicts, handscme broadcloths, homespun m:xtures, cashn.eres, corduroys, ve!lveteens, Hen- riettas, all-wcol challies, reversible coatings, etc. January Shoe Sale Continues. An Example: bution extra high shoes for Women $3.96, instead of $6.00. Wash Laces and Embroideries. ‘Another annual January Sale. 25,000 yards, of wanted kinds. Silk Pe'ticoats—Manufacturesrs’ samples: 34.0 to $6.00 qualities for Sale of Leatl.er and Beaded Bags at Half Price. See eeeepreentncinaies ttt aanpaeecieeacennaes Pca tammemeneen Up-to-date shapes. Gold Filled Watches, 4 Off Our Former Prices. ne Kind we sold at lowest-in-the-city price of 96.49. Now $4.49 $5.00 ‘‘J. B.”” Corsets for $3.39. Sizes 18 to 24 inches. Men’s Linen Initial Handkerchiefs. Four Styles Of B1.90 qualities elsewhere—at Macy's, box of six for 84e. How low the price is you cannot appreciate till you see the handkerchiefs. Home Furnishings. hed spreads, blankets, Comfortables, Table Linens, Towels, Portieres, Furniture, Sterling Silver. Special opportunities in these departments. Baby Carriages. eed Puiliian Sleepers. The kind which are made both to look well and to wear well, Our present prices neariy $3.50 less than our former lowest-in-the-city prices, TUESDAY SPECIALS Ay impcrtant day for customers at Macy’s Macy’s gives values every day, every week, every month, every year—all the time, but especially does Macy’s give values on TUESDAYS, In addi.ion to the sales advertised to begin on Monday are a num- oer of Tuesday Specials all over the store which were not ready for vionday’s selling. Some of these also were advertised in Sunday’s pa- pers. Here is an example of Tuesday Specials: BOYS’ WASH SUITS $1.36 The Kind That Other Stores Advertl @ as ‘‘Special’’ Up to $3.5 hussian Suits 2!) to 8 Years | Sailor Suits 5 to 10 Years Materials are imported and domestic iuen, repp, drill, golatea and madras, White and colored (all f. st color ied in various styles with braid and e: roidered emblem; some with fancy cole red collars. Important Notice.—This is not a job lot. Cis a complete ssortment of every size id every color~in other words, a regular ine of desirable merchandise, It is a sal vade possible only by long planning and imely. manufacturing during the busi- ess lull, Mothers who have been accustomed to iy the usual price for such suits will best ppreciate the savi vweciol onic fford, nd FT, Asan Ne, BOYS’ PAJAMAS mace of heavy Domet, tull size, extra well tailored and flushed. Plain or trimmed with frogs. 4 to 16 years. The vauel 59c 75¢ kind elsewhere S TE Ae 2auhe ~ THIS ZERO WEATHER — May Have Taken You by Surprise But Not Us. The system that connects our advertising with the merchai at one point. We, in common with other merchants engaged in retailing along the Atlantic coast often have our plans bowled over by a quick change in the weather. To get up advertisements means time. The goods have to be brought forward and carefully examined, so that there may be no misstatement as to the values. The copy must be written, then the ad. must be thrown into type by the printer. Proofs must be rushed back to the store; and then every item must be s lly checked, for corrections of statement and neatness and effect of typing. All this takes time—more time than you may think Today we would like to give you import- ails of cold weather inereeandian, but from lack of time we must omit most details. We can only tell you, you can supply every cold weather need at Macy’s. Our stocks of cold weather goods have been built -y steadily and unceasingly in anticipation of this cold snap, and you “i ‘ind that the-e is no we cannot fill. FOR MEN—Fur Caps; Fur, Fleece-lined ond Worsted Gloves; Ear Muffs; Mufilers, Sweaters, Sweater Coats; Sheepskin Vests; Heavy Wool Underwear, Wool Half-Hose;' Fur and Fur-tined Coats; Storm Shoes, Rubbers, Arctics, Sheepskin-lined Boots; Quilted-sitk, Cloth and Velvet Lounging Robes. WOMEN—Fur Coats and Sets; Fur Hats. Knitted Motor and Skating Hats; Shetland Wool and heavy Chiffon Veils; Woot Scarfs, Shetland Spencers, Cashmere Shawls, Sweaters and Sweater oats; Knitted, Lined and Fur-lined Glo Storm Shoes, Arctics, Storm Rubbers and Snow Bi s; Flannel, Woollen and Cashmere Underwear; Cashmere and Heavy Silk Stockings; Fu ‘d Foot-warmers; Chamois and Paner Vests; Qu'ted-s'lk Jackets; Blanket ond Reversible Coats. FOR CHILDREN—Sweater Suits; Trouser Leggings: Woollen Gloves Mittens, Cans and Hats; Snow Boot s; Fur-lined and Fur Coats; Fur Sets: Mufflers: Flannel and Woollen Underwear, IN SPORTING GOODS—'ce Skates, Toboggans, Sleds, Sticks, Pucks. Norwegian Skis, &¢, MEN'S HOCKEY se." SWEATERS, The weter| SKATES — FOR Hockey and Children LHD toorT TOBOGGANS, rset oat ace" tin s'andard makes of equal quality. & SK!S Dore Special reference may be made to the hockey skates which we im- port direct from Germany, They come in two styles—the scew $4. 96 SWUATER JACKETS, made of best quality Australian woo! Finished with two pockets, Sizes 34 to 44. Colors: light gray, Oxford, white, cartinal, navy and black Cloth Lounging Robes; Quilted-silk Dressing Gowns; bP hockey and the clamp hockey— - rt pieces for children’s gar- \ $3. 49 HIGH-NECK SWEATERS. Best grade all-wool worsted in light gray Oxford, navy, jul te and cardinal. Sizes 34 to 44 $2. 24 ALLAWOOL SWEATER COATS, fancy ribbed stitch. Turn- down collar, two pockets. Colors: Oxford gray, black and navy. Sizes 36 to 44 In. $2. 97 ALL-WORSTED SWEATER TS, fancy ri Double-breasted: turnedows, ‘ein and only, turn-down co'lar two pockets. erere Gray Sizes 36 to 44 in NORWEGIAN SKIS, made of selected hard-wood, raised centre, grooved runner and foot- -straps; complete g The tonr $38; 4 1 lone 4 ft., $1.74; 7 ft, $1.9. NORWEGIAN SKIS —Best Baal eons curable. Especially suitable for pro- fessional events and made to with- stand extra hard usare. Our prices include pole and foot straps. ae Size at $2.74; 7 ft., $3.74;8 ft. TOBOGGANS— Best qua‘ity. Hard oak and comparatively soft ash ribs in alternate lavers. This construc- tlon reduces friction and resistance and insures increased speed on the chutes, These toboggans are fitted with neat oan oad rails, $7.74; * keep their Shape to collar, heavy weight, nicely finished, Sizes 24 to 34, at $1.39. Other Sweaters at $2.97, $3. the Regular Macy Savin quality, bottom clearly indicate the ) Auallty. For Women: Sizes 214 6 Buckle Arctics.. 3 Buckle Arctics.. 10 Button Arctics Storm Foothold: Strap Footholds, "ae ond Fi ~ Sizes 11 tg. F 3 3 Buckle Arctics. Storm Boots Short Boots. Rubbers. . i For Boys: Sizes 2) gto 514 4 Buckle Arctics....:+++seeeeree 19 Storm King Lo Thigh Length $3. 59 Rubbers... 13 ~~ BOYS” SWEAT BOYS" SWEATERS 1-Wool, Prove it—Trey will Yet our prices are as low as in some cases 1 where for sweaters that are partly cotton. gray, tan, navy, brown and red; or with combin SWEATER COATS, with V neck or Auto | SWEATER COAT, \ You cannot be deceived in rubber footwear, to Fag |For Men: and are priced 14 Tess thin stand. ard makes of equal quality offered elswhere, SCREW HOCKEY SKATFS ; same quality of steel as above, but with flanged runners, exceptionally well finished; the equal of any $5.00 skates sold elsewhere; men’s sizes 9 to 12; wom- en's sizes 9 to 11. Price per pair. $3.24 ALL-CLAMP HOCKEY SKATES, made of good quality welded steel, nickeled and highly polished. Men's sizes 9 to 12, Women's sizes 9 to 11. Price, per pair “ U. CLUB SKATES, with runners of best quality cast steel, at 69¢. CLUB SKATES, runners of hardened cast He full nickel plated and buffed; CLAMP HOCKEY SKATES; cast stee! rune ners; full nickel plated; $1.49. CLAMP HOCKEY SKATES; hardened runners; buffed; $2.88. Cther Sk tes ing in price up to $5.74, Our assortments of Requisites are very clude Caps, C oves, flers, Skating amplete and in- Sweaters, Muf- For the Hockey Player we carry a good line of Practice Pucks re 18; regulation Pucks at 49¢; from 24et + Tae each the very end jarged elses The following in plain ARON trimmings. with high collar, also pullover Sweaters of | ore nd finis Rey ila rt value. Sizes 24 to 34, a’ $198. 9 and $4.49; each price affording For instance, our Sweater ‘a at the usual $5.00 Sweater elsewhere. Hels RUBBER FOOTWEAR For Men, Woman and Children On'y first quality foo'wear sold in our Department When purchasing rubbers, ask if first or second quality. In many instances our prices are lower than other Stores ask for second as the name and Stamp on the Sizes 6to1 6 Buckle Arctics,..., 4 Buckle Arct Storm King Boots, Short Boots..,, Rubbers For Youths: 4 Buckle Arctics... tir Tht Storm King Boots, Thigh Length, Chtricr, gg, Sizes 1 to 2 $1.98 $2.59 For Children: Sizes 7 to 1014 $2. 19 5 Buckle Arctics 3 Buckle Arctics, Storm Boots Short Boots. Rubbers...