The evening world. Newspaper, March 19, 1912, Page 13

rn letter aleo shows she was there to piun- der the old gentleman, because Pogue ays, ‘I am delighted to hear of the Success you are meeting in getting pos- session of the off man’s money, and when you get it all we shall enj felteities of life.’ I say this letter she was not loyal to Mr. Van ‘There 18 no question of that, Van Nees? The old man'waw the Pogue letter, and I do not believe it would give PLOT TOPLUNDER ‘VARNES, HESIYS se ad Mitted the Surrogate, “but does it! SHOW she possessed undue influence over | (Attorney in Will Case Declares | Bisndy, “that this was an old man t: Epistle to Millionaire’s ‘Widow Important. two at the time.” to have a young man.” Former ‘Surrogate Ransom, counse Declaring he would not allow Mrs.| Cohalan the letter referred to by Mr. Wilco Wood Van Ness, éomely young 'Plandy was simply a copy and had never Widow of Cornelius H. Van Ness, late| been proven to be a correct one. He! int could not possibly Cornwall miltionaite, to be harassed) sald the conte unnecessarily before tho trial of the) Yer munay said tt would be !mpoast contest of her dead husband's. will, t t original letter, be Kurrogate Cohalan to-day refused to te ae ae permit Charles Blandy, counsel for Mrs, Alice Van Ness Parsons, daughter of Van Noss, tofinterrogate Mrs, Van Neos rogarding @ letter she is alleged fo have recetved trom a young man expected the w named Pogue, / Mrs. Parton was out off with a cash| tid he Would then prove the correct bequest of only $25,000 by the will of ness of the copy of the Pogue letter. tite SS wala sk her father, while the bulk of the aged | al i al alll a ad HENEY TO SPEAK FOR T. R. Mr. Blandyjtold Surrogate Cohatan| francis J. #o-called ‘omue letter would play important part in the will contest and asked for permission to question thi cause this motion is directe| Roosevelt primary speech to-nig! “L will deny jt. Twill not compel Mrs, | Ville Casino, Van ing the contents of the letter.” Buc’ caid Mr. Blandy, “when ths. didate for delegate to’ the Nationa case comes to trial the letter will have] COMVention from the Yorkville district 5 ate, “I sup. ketioeedr pose when the case comes to trial 1 Pes! Hall to-morrow night. shall have to permit you to ask Mrs.|= Van Ness about the letter, but I cere tainly shall not permit this young wom- The an to be harassed unnecessarily before trial.” ne time ago Surrogate Cohalan di- oWa [ yected the Pogue letter be stricken from the records of the Van Ness contest. He termed tt scandalous, and said 1: was as much out of place in the rec- ords of the case as would be a chapter from Elinor Glyn’s ‘Three Weeks.” col yy hy oll “L cannot understand Just what bear- ing this Pogue letter could possibly have on the charge that the will of this eld man was procured by undue in- fluence,” sald Surroga'y Cohalan to- day. Mr. Blandy explained the letter by Pogue was written March 21, 1901, and that Mrs, Van 3 was married to the aged Cornwall millionaire exactly one month previously. “It fs our charge that she introduced into the life of this old man to him,” continued Mr, Blandy. e met him on Noy 1900; that a y Blandy declared Mrs. Van! ee? admitted she met the ven- Nr key aah Se ee There is just one unfailing he went on, “that she| way toremedy a bad bunion: intary cail on the old gentle- Overeome with good, he nex! day he took her out Wear the and on the follow. | er to her home at ‘owaRD Bunton Sor and let the bunion Seg benefit by its ease, protection “Now, it is our claim,” continued Mz. and help. — A consistently Blan at this lady took possession good shoe that converts the of this old gentleman, and by arts and worst bunion into a painless, graces and by her fraud induced him ‘ful joi to make « codiell to his will cutting oft | Weful joint. his daughter, without being conscious SOLD NOWHERE ELSB of what he was doing. This Pogue let- ter was received by her when she was JAMES S. COWARD a bride of a month, and everything in 264-274 Greenwich St., N. ¥. the letter shows absolute disloyalty to| (SEAR WARREN &TREET) her position as the old man's wife. The gh Orders Filled | Send tor Catalogue _ Cowperthwait @ Sons No Deposit: 75c a Week Quartered Oak Table and $39 6Leather Chairs - - -{ Both these articles are 1 of beautiful quartered oak, highly polished. The table has a 45- inch top, extending to 6 ft, theavily carved legs and claw feet. The chairs are prettily carved, have claw feet and the backs and spring seats are finely upholstered in real leather, Make up the set any way you want or you can have the table alone at $19.50 (it’s worth all of $30), and the cho’ at $2.95 each, (they’re worth easily $6). Everything for Housexeeping Let us Open a Liberal Credit or Charge Account 10% Off for Cash for You Just as You Prefer Prices Marked in Flain Figures on Every Article Cowperthwait & Sons ESTABLISHED 1807 Park Row & Chatham Sq. 193 to 205 Park Row Also 2212 to 2224 Third Avenue, Cor, 121s! St, hia dotage. Mr. Van Ness was eighty- “And for that reason,” remarked the Surrogate, “I suppose he wanted her for the young widow, told Surrogate “atolen.” He ex- go to trial about April 10. Mr. Blandy Heney, the former San Francisco “graft prosecutor,” who was shot in a court room while prosecutinit Van Ness freely concerning it, | Municipal grafters, will make the first | ae against a woman," said the Surrogats, | dressing the Roosevelt League at York- to Answer questions concern-|_ A letter from the Colonel will be read by Amos RK. EK. Pinchot, who is a can- It is sald T. R.'s document will be a sort of prelude to his speech at Car- H B BATISTE AND LACE EMBROIDERIES New Shipment Just Received From Our Berlin Office These batiste and lace embroideries are the output of two of the most prominent German manufacturers renowned for novelties. The laces used in the combinations of these fine embroider- ies are perfect reproductions of baby Irish and Venise laces. The shipment consists of insertions, galloons, bands and edgings for dress and blouse trimmings. 17 to 27 in. flouncings for children’s and women’s dresses. 45 in. flounces for women’s lingerie gowns. 18 in. all-overs for waists and medallions , for inserting into blouses and skirts Priced per yard, 18¢ to $4.49. (Mews 2 te 7 inch Insertions, shee, and ed; ine Else- Where 50c tg,75 yd. Our prices e, 48e and Princess Laces They are all hand-sewed, but the braid used in these beautiful laces is Leap made. This prevents us—but not other houses—from calling them real laces, We purchased these goods in Brussels at sarcifice prices and as usual share the economies with our customers. ee op} ay LMalpeead walle) appreciated from the yet Un eens and bands for which other houses charge $1.00 to $4.00 per yard we will sell for 8c, $1.19, $1189 and $2.97. SPRING TIME IS CHALLIE TIME We are showing probably a greater variety of new Wool Challies for Spring, 1912, than any two cther stores combined. Hundreds of new Cffects to choose from, =sancxtesrwsiar-me— It is difficult to think of any use to which this popular ma- terial cannot be put. It is chiefly in demand for Ladies’ Spring and Summer Dresses, as well as for Children's Smart Frocks. Still other designs are adaptable for house dresses, and there are different kinds, too, for tea gowns. i This week we are making a special display of designs, in borders and allover patterns, that are particularly ai You will find on our Main Floor a counter display of children’s Chal!ic Dresses to show how daintily challies make up. Floste, #4th_8'. side 42 to 45 inch Flouncings. Elsewhere $2.00 yard. Our ice, $1.62, Bengal stripes, || New Bulgarian borders, Pekin stripes, | Geometrical effects, Foulard effects, | Pompadour & Dresden figures, Hailstone dots, Hairline and Tennis stripes, Pin dots with lace printed borders. Prices are 48c, 56c and 68c per yard. OPPORTUNITY IN DOMESTICS Reductions Regardless of the Advance price in Cotton Goods For Oi , Piece $1.49°e,.05 yi] Sold ty) On, 2, Fe $1.59 WIDE ENGLISH LONG-|""€ /4-| QUALITY NAIN- ‘ CLOTH. yd. piece| SOOK. Cie r special savings will be found in our regular stock of white domestics. Vhat we advert of (1) Mirror; Pencil in ¢ 'uree; Memcrandum bcok, all in ceparate compartments. Real Seal, Genuine Morocco, a) Purse only if Fancy Calf, w&) ty ms Goat Seal, wat Mian te Walrus Grain. other side purse in pocket. The frames are ondiccd, mat gold or gun metal. Some have a novel combination, such as mat gold on one side and oxidized trimming on the other. The bags are black, brown, blue, tan and green, Lined throughout with fancy silk or leather, While some of the bags fasten with the usual snap, others have the newer fancy clasp. Single or double leather strap handles. The bags are all in the practical broken-bottom style. STERILIZED HAIR SWITCHES Reductions fremcurlowest-in-the-city prices All the hair used in these switches is hum. hair, fully sterilized and perfect in coloring. Our saleswomen are prepared to give assistance n the correct matching of shades. Selections are nade in the privacy of sunelighted dressing-rooms, vhere exact coloring can be judged exactly. Jur $9,49 First Quality Switches, Now .. $6.49 A particularly wavy quality in all the regular shades of brown, Twenty-four inches long. CREST RON ROR $3.49 t 5 of h N Twenty-two inches long, $4 89 juality Switche: low i Re ear rac ert darks’ radhudn and light. Twenty ches long. Our $4.94 First Quality Pompadours, Now $3.49 ul wavy hair, Fits around the head, All the regular shades ity Hair Rolls, Now Paverrerer (( 10 . All the regulur shides of brown, Twenty-four inches long Our prices for sterilized hair switches and pompadours~ which are the only kind we carry—go ap to $24.49, The higher the price the greater your saving ~as, for instance, on switches of white, auburn and golden shades of hair which have to be especially ordered and which are usually exorbitantly priced. (Maleopy, BMth wt, side | y a «cee "1 Brym RUH 19, 1912. Baby's Caster Gostume , MA Little Things We Are Getting Constantly from Paris “| There are Hats, Caps and Bonnets at all prices. Pique and Nainsook Embroidered Coats. Afghans and Carriage Robes, from the most | popular-priced to the lightest. New Dresses, both long and short, made en- \tirely by hand and daintily embroidered by hand. | New Skirts, long and short, with a row of feather stitching, or some hand-run tucks, or embroidered by hand and trimmed with real Valenciennes baby lace. Be “_. New Shoes, just bits of silk and lace and ribbon. New Bibs, many trimmed with real lace, in addition to the hand embroidery. ; pe Wear) HAND-MADE BIBS, at 29¢, 39c, 59c, 74c, and up to $4.96, SHORT DRE from Paris, at 99c, $1.39, $1.79, up to $19.49, HAND-MADE LONG DRESSES, for ordinary wear, at $1.39, $1.79, $1.98 and $2.19. For such important occasions as the christening, we have robes, trimmed with real laces, up to $54.49. Li IRT: by hand, are 94c, $1.49, and up to $11.89. SHORT HAND-MADE SKIRTS, for infants of six months to three years, are 79c, 99c, $1.29, $1.98, and up to$4.90. -ONG AND SHORT TS, of cashmere, Bedford cord, 95" silks and teh laces, begin with F ™D Mesh ctical cashmege coat at $1.49, From FHT NEW CAPS AND BONNETS are such fine bits of adomment for the Easter baby, They go from 49c to $11.89. PIQUE AND.LI Ne ERIE COATS, tri Shigt with a little hand-embroidery, are $1.79, 9, and up to $20.49. The higher-priced ones are also trimmed with real Irish crochet lace. Novelties in the Baby’s Outfitting Section Are plentiful. Such as crocheted nurser. toys ¢hat cannot hurt him when the baby | throws them about in play. | Surprising to see how the cost of these small items mounts up. Which makes it im- | perative, in justice to one’s self, to buy at | Macy's, the store that saves you 10% to 15% by buying only for cash,and selling only for cast Infants’ Findings inciude ru-| Infants’ Four-Piece Brush bs goods, bath needs, vests, bands,|and Comb Sets, hand-painted ind come within the prices of 22¢] with pink or blue flowers, $1.49. to 81.89. : We buy the vests and bands direct] | Infants? Dresses of domestic the'mills, which gives you quite] Make begin at 79¢. aving in the price. — The little vests i ii alsoat 49¢. t close in front with five or six but- Their Underskirts, aisoat 49¢ % and 39¢, Abdominal] Flannel Underskirts and shoulder straps and tabs] Barrows are from 49¢ to $6.69. are the same prices. i Sacques and Wrappers of Booties are 24¢, 39¢ ard 49¢.| sortsupto $1289. 3;Wool Hose are 24¢; silk hose, Crib | Sheets, cost $9, 79¢, . ic and up to 4, ¢ more Bibs of all sorts at 9¢, 15¢, 19¢,| expensive ones being pure linen and 24¢ and 49¢ hemmed by hand. neue PAERULE Ri fy gs,| . Filtow Slips, from Paris, ‘arriage Straps, Leading} With floral handsemn eat ‘i a tine Straps, a full assortment. Very | [arrow laces to, frame the aby’ prefise Randopainteg caltatod ratte Wetler(ger. are 396, 79, Be and ip rat 24¢,49¢ and 74¢, 0 $7.94, popes cashmere Baby Histories and Records,| .,Afehans, of pique, cashiyere, 81 St ena up to ag Secor S11 BS. So Fat Wenuteons eils are 24¢, 49¢ and 99c,| broidered up to 872.89, : Baby Pacifiers, 10¢ Each All other Medicinal and ‘Toilet Requisites for nursery use are in stock, always as pure and fresh as such things must be. Pure White| Nursing Bottles, 3c. Castile Soap, oes —_l cake, 66. Silk Toilet Sponges, 18¢. Job's Tears, string, 10c Borated Talcum Powder,| Celluloid Rattles, 8c. can, 10. Every r. cognized brand of Stgarate of Zine Powder, Infants’ Food, such 25 Mellin's, 4c. ean Nees (3 ay s, Imperial Granum, can, ¢ at lowest-in-the-city prices, poh omaered Boracic Acid, \b.,)" eB Dl ¢. por i Powder Puffs, rrown children rapsdown "| and ‘Infantin ; ferpaerberan: “What Jewelry for the New Baby? We have tiny gold buttons, bib-pins, safety pins, bib clasps, and for his later use, miniature gold rings. Then, if special designs or articles are wanted by fond rela- tives, we are prepared to carry them out, with gold, or silver, or precious stones. + CMain Floor, Way | Gold Baby Rings. . 59c to $3.17| Sets of Gold Baby Buttons on Plain ar c ae set with tiny | Chains..... .. $2.49 to $12.49 birth stones. In the bright or Roman finish, and Gold Baby Pins... 84¢ to $5.34] either plain or set with pearls or Plain or efgineturned, set with a turquoises. small pearl or turquoise. ., ,. Sets of Gold Baby Pins and Gold Safety Pins, $1.34 lo $3.96 GHOULS i anus’ $3.24 to $5.34] Gold Bib Clasps, $3.19 to $7.34 Plain and engraved, arm! stone-set Some of which are in most beauti- ones to choose trom, ful designs. Home Pasteurizers to Make Milk Safe The advantages of pasteurization over other sys- tems, such as sterilization or boiling, consist in the | lower degree of heat applied, which is sufficient to kill all noxious germs while the nourishing quality and good taste of the milk are retained, We sell these pasteurizers at about the cost of manufacture, [Ranement, Sth Mt) — Other Nursery Furnishings White Enamelled Scales, $4./4, Table Trays, 53¢ and 68¢, Baskets on Stands, $2.0 Clark's Patent Combination Food Palm Leaf Hampers, $9.06. |. | Warmer and Lamp, $1.22. Wicker Commode Chairs, $2.75) Langerfield’s Food Warmer, 57¢ and $3.50, fs Wet Td and 99¢, Toilet Baskets, 47 ¢ to /4¢ Alcohol Stoves, 53¢ to $2.54. Bath Tubs, japanned, i - nage Poa ah Take PSC) Witiow Bassinettes, 94¢ to $3.32 Nursery Refrigerators, $3.24 to} On stands, $3.32 “BLOCH” PERAMBULATORS The Latest 1912 Models at Special Prices Some people buy “Bloch” Perambulators for their unusual durability. Some people buy "Bloch" g Verambulators for their remarkably handsome sppearance; but’ more women buy “Bloch” Per- ambulators because of their scientific construction, Six prices, from $17.49 up to $38.49. At this last price your saving by buying at Macy's is about $7.00, Also in white enamel at $23.79, (Beleonr. Serwnd Flask, Hawi] Before Deciding What He Is to Wear, See the Lely ———=—=—="=x=x==a"== Germany. Singularly enough, Austrian viankets are made from Australian. wool, but this is not so surprising when one remembers that the wool from Australian sheep is quality. and figured designs, range in four prices from $24 colors or stripes, at $7.21 v4 to $18.84, WHITE WOOL FINISHED, in pink and} PLAID IN LIGHT FANCY COLORINGS, PROTECTED FURS GATHER NO MOTHS as By — Them at Macy’s You Are Insured Ag ths, Burglary and Fire—aAll for One Small Fee When you send your furs to Macy’s they come into an atmosphere 28° to 32° Fahr., in which moths cannot exist, and in which furs cannot possibly suffer ill effect. We renovate and store them for you and return them to you in the fall, or whenever you want them, as good as ever, We repair and remodel furs to conform with the new 1912 fall styles. When the repairing costs $25.00 or over, there is no charge for storage. Lowest price in this as in everything else. Test-it. Ring up Greeley 6100, or drop us a postal. NEW SPRING BED COVERINGS All Frosh and Just Received from the Mill On Terms Enabling Us to Sell at Special Prices The finest all-wool blankets come from Austria, France and the most desirable These superior Austrian Blankets, which are in plain colors. up te We get Blankets also from France. These come in plain We get Blankets from at $14.24 to $18.49. - We get Blankets from America; notable among these is the Arona variety, made by the Society of Shakers established at Hcrestead, Ohio, from sheep of their own rearing. Here are some typical examples: Blankets. ermany—all genuine Camel's Hair, blue borders and fancy stitched edges. use. Ribbon bound. 60x76 inches, SLIT 72X80 INCHES... ee eee eee $2.59 Comfortables. LIGHT WEIGHT SILKOL! in floral | CANTON SILK, in the latest dobby-dot and Persian designs. led with] effect, finished with plain colored; 9 pure white cotton. Your choice of} inch silk colored border to match. tufted or stitched centres. Plain] Filled with extra fine tluffy cotton, bay to Mapai Size 72x78... Rei) ‘or single For double beds, habit! {URED SILKOLINE, SILK MULL, extra fine quality, with Lie preety ionic a floral centre, tufted with silk ribbon quality made. Four cut sizes, up to] ©, match, and finished all around 81x90, which is very difficult to ob-| With figured border, All cotton filled. Cut size 72x78. Sin, i I Elsewhere $4.50........... $2.96 Double size, 72x78. . Extra size, 81590 FIGURED SILKOLINE, fit with light 6 re lamb's wool, Not to be con+ NAINSOOK, with 9-inch silk border.| fused with ‘mixture filled’ com Tufted e, with silk ribbon to] fortables sold elsewhere match. Filled with | nb's yo thikerioe at about Size 72x78... 72x78. - $238 particularly desirable for cottage Bed Spreads. * ENGLISH AN, in exclusive Spring | RIPPLED DIMITY, seersucker effects, ae DaE WER Abe Na i! Avery popular bed covering. IMPORTED PRINTED ARIEL, in any size pg ete ae e Designs are Fleur 80x90... e Lys and Pansy, Prices....... $383 and $429 ~ | 90x100.. 4 300 CRIB COMPORTERS, top covered with figured silkoline, back with plain color silkoline, Filling,—-good quality sahitary cotton. Size 30x48 inches. Our regular price, 69¢. Special price... a “MILES STANDISH’ COLONIAL RUGS Our Demonstration of Their Manufacture Come and see the looms at work, one in our rug department, on the third floor, the other in our parlor window in 34th St. You will be convinced that these rugs are made of new material and not of old stuff—Italian refuse, rags that have been picked up, stripped and sewed by the scavenger into carpet balls, as is the case with most rugs of this character. “Miles Standish” Colonial Rugs are made of all new, frech material. Prints, Calicoes, Ginghams, Chambrays and Bed Tickings. AN) the blending colors in this rug are made white material and then dyed into the color which the rug 8g Tg po ft. x9 ft. $494 ont. xastt.. inate HE ee $7.49 )02 ft. xasit FOLDING DRAUGHT SCREENS 2yDilferent Styles; some exclusive with R. H. Macy & Co. The features of our Draught Screens are solidity of make and variely of character. In the manufacture of these screens ff nothing has been used but the best of Burlap, the best of Tapestry, | the best of Velour, and the best of Cretonne. The difference between Macy's Screens and usual screensis strikingly exemplified in our Japanese Screens, which are all backed with cleth, whereas the ordinary Japanese Screens are backed with cleth en the outside folds and WITH PAPER on the middle folds. Our prices for these four-fold Screens range from $2.89 for a three-fold screen with solid frame of fumed and mission oak, filled with burlap, up to $150.00 for a magnificent Japanese em- broidered four-fold screen, on very heavy stlvered cloth and silver lacquered frame. ° Among our exclusive specimens is an imported while enamel frame, which is priced at $6.74, and which will be covered to suit the customer's requirements, A stviking novelty is a folding screen of fumed and mission eek, covered with burlap, with pegs which convert the sereen into a costumer. This is particularly recommended for office or bedroom. The price is $5.94, A Japanese Hearth Screen at $9.74 folds in four narrow panels, {ap a heavy frame lacquered with black and gold, and is covered with black satin, . All our prices are, of course, lowest in the on alt other of our merchandi: