The evening world. Newspaper, April 29, 1912, Page 12

THE EVENING WORLD, memeae : APRIL 29, 1922, landed it was without much mu = BA TO 18 MINUTES FROM ANYWHERE 7 Te% 677 " re! Bectize. ” tia t + § PRU io yl d ah A padi! 4 th ee Lh FaN a “Wine WLS STREET. Attempts to continue further the ris ’ ‘ing movement at she outset of to-day's) Am atock market met with sltzht encourage: | Ain ment. A sprinkling of fractional gains} vr at the pening was the upturn, and the subsoqu ree of prices was altogether | the end of the first hour many standard | jasues displayed losses of about one point, with Reading, Copper and Steel austaining the largest declines. Apprehension regarding whe result of | i eric the Massachusetts primaries to-morrow | (it." Nor pt ‘wee instrumental in turning the trad- | [2t \c tng element to the dear side. i A partial repovery developed m the a latter period. ¥ ‘The improvement AUMANNS B. Altman & G0. ‘Onen Every Eveniaw Until Saturdays Until 10 P.M. ACT D REO Ww REP This ges Leather bong Am: | A SPECIAL SALE OF « Bs : i | WOMEN'S MOURNING SUITS & DRESSES FRECKLES CLOTHING | == ae ek Ree 4 ree Wi preg ar Tale ION] ee 7 nah FREE "73.43" 0 CpEDET| DRESSES OF CREPE DE CHINE & CHINA SILK $25.00 Mew OPhcctloncty sro cot og 7 Mil TAILOR-MADE SUITS OF SERGEAT $25.00 & 32.00 erree se prcee RS 58S These Homety $100. fam $1 DOM $1.00 Rely | : icy betes ” hee nT There's no longer ti $140. “ $3 “ $1.50 “ ‘iy + Dna sumed large pro~ MOURNING DEPARTMENT, THIRD FLOOR 001 ‘ » 830.00, Bose, eter st Se ot. + tes Bes aoe se in Reading. This security, which was| inp $240. " $10“ Regular $48.5 ail’ scm forge 'y e . Before the advancing tendency ceased a Ladies’ or Men’s 00 . Nh Li | eth esse he itontented stroman } Clothing Up to Laseoneeen TERS, 4 liad > | WOMEN'S COATS AND WRAPS | in Reading caused smart recoveries in . $1.00 Dota ~$1.00 Per Week ARE OUR TE Ss Merular price #15. ¥ other quarters and closing sales were | about at the highest of the day Ei ; BRASS BED Absolutely FREE| gg SA GS | With Every Purchase of $75. POPULAR STYLES HAVE BEEN MADE UP EXPRESSLY arcs \ a The € Prices. i ; 98 highest ‘ . 1 CASIEST w, nous b Ad FOR AN IMPORTANT SALE TO TAKE PLACE AS heal Al Bonet spe ost abe st.i boon WE St oF STAVE fect blag Rem 8 Kom af" averaged 11.3 siete a | ~ ] money back if it fais to AV.-9""ST. BALYN de livery bv Vall, "seardays FOLLOWS, (TUESDAY): _ . saint | CHEVIOT TRAVELING coaTSs. 6] 7) (3 ($82.75 Men's Half Hose 2) ©@ aS Cotton Half Hose—tan: only; regu-] 0 lar $1.00 quality. Special on Sixth Floor—Dozen pair for.........- 6 Lisle Half Hose, biack and tans; 15¢. qualities; He rald Square TH Bway 34™to 38st. C7 (67 Floor) Sixth Floor “ Old-Fashioned” Macy's | Women’s Hose Black Cotton Hose—medium and | 8 CHEVIOT, WHIPCORD AND TAFFETA coaTs 48,50 CHANGEABLE MESSALINE WRAPS . 25.00 weight, double heels and toes. Slightly 1B. Altium & Ca? WOMEN'S FRENCH DRESSES AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES A NUMBER OF AFTERNOON DRESSES OF TAFFETA AND FOULARD SILKS ARE BEING OFFERED at $40.00 & $65.00 imperfect. 15c.quality. Special at“Old Fashioned” Macy's on Sixth Floor, fa} Cotton Hose, tan or black; double heels and toes; first quality; at “Old-Fashioned” 12¢ Macy's, on Sixth Floor, at......... Black Cotton Hose, out sizes, with ribbed tops; double heels and toes; special at Id-Faseioned" Macy’son Sixt Floor,at | . | Cotton and Lisle Half Hose, in black, tan 12¢ and gray; special, on Sixth Floor, at... Sixth Floor Old-Fashioned” Macy), —————————— WOMEN'S ® SILK DRESSES cial, on Sixth Floor, per pair ON Wt ee eet: “Old-Fashioned” Macy’ White Goods Sale/iBOYS TUB SUITS double soles; 15c. qualities; axial, on Sixth Floor Novelty White Goods at less than wholesale prices. Suit- able fe t oiees +4 pi m sree: hares 's wear, waists, etc, Regular $1.00 and $1.25 Qualities ALSO A LIMITED NUMBER OF IMPORTED MODEL » 24 inches wide; 12c and 15cqualities, HALF THE ICES, 2 Special, at “Old- if c Russian Suits, Sizes 234 GOWNS AT ONE- ORIGINAL PRI { { peci \d-Fashioned" Macy's on our Sixth — at mn “poy na y ee Striped La Persian a reliable ; to 8 Also Dis 27 | fabric: an hes wide; 15¢ Sailor Suits, Sizes 5 to 10 A Remarkable wis th Yard © | NSUIED White Fabien, new. Models with military _m Avenue, 34h and 22th Streets, Nem York. 4 Offering of ran wn, 0 Spel mie designs: hes nails or sailor collars (as illus- hea a : Nae eee te trated). They are made Mf Models sinth Floor of white butcher linen anc * Old-Fashioned Macy's of tan or blue chambray. The Suits are well made B and in extra full sizes;'* trimmed in a variety of styles and are guaranteed fast color. Special, on Sixth Floor, Cannot be duplicated elsewhere for less than $10.00 to $12.00 illustrate but one here— including full Satin Messaline Many attractive models—we can blouse and low neck styles. They All Silk; complete assortment of colors, including | are’ made of silk foulard in plain or street and evening shades; 18 in. wide. The =29 A lowest price ev uoted heretofore for these Striped effects, also of beautiful silks by any house-—anywhere—is 39¢ a S| changeant taffeta; variously trimmed On Sale on‘Our Sixth Floor with dainty laces and silk bandings = in contrasting color. are the first and only cor-3 sets made ex-3' sciseonateensinnnstiniasisininiahesiguentite SHON WH00 aaemnieieantatesies dani sapiens} HOld- Fashioned Mac; ——— A rare opportunity to secure Dresses of clusively for A ? nderfullyLowPrice. or oll Tailored to insure hard ‘' ypc ie = eat aan rin Fh oe ale Ee ia GE sy.a0]| | STOUT and tofore eC we now offer them as a big special at.. Street Coats ‘suitable for motoring, quality linen crash, Box pleats to shoulders, MEDIUM women and intended for no other type s are double stitched. Nicely finished, fa ar sizes; $3.00 qual- $] 98 pecial ‘on Sixth Floor, at. it . Boys’ Overalls, made of blue denim or tan khaki. They travelling, general utility. Made of good quality navy or tan twilled serge; finished with long Tuxedo This soft, sheer texture can be had in a wide range of dainty stripes, polka dots, geometri | figures c sffect ‘ is and bord Strongly sewn and are. wi arranted not to rip. All sizes Peon $ c collar and wide cuffs of ecru’ lace; Bre Dore ; ted ee, £0 24 of figure—that straight lines, gracefully hanging wide, ker Trousers, oy ch CUPADIAEnevIEeUIN haa achisved model. Sold elsewhere at $12.00, Special at “Old-Fashio ak y, Macy's, on Sixth Floor, _ $8 94 and gray country-wide and wonderful success. (& Women's Coat Sweaters (as illus- \& trated), fine chain weave; V-neck medel with two deep patch pockets and fastening with five pearl but- tons. Colors white and Oxford; sizes A 3 to 44 inches, Sold elsewhere at $4. $3.00. — Special quality, vi ‘ bh ne aes ar gra Pires range 44¢ Men’s and row Umbrellas. | |Sale 1 Linoleums| Paragon Frames, covered with English petinl finished with case and tas sorte Two Car Loads of Figured Cork ment of handles, includit Linoleums at Special Prices Nancy Shi They are in two and four yard widths--BUT IN THE ; SHORTER LENGTHS—generaily dubbed “Remnants.” ‘Dress. Suit ‘ Many large pieces in this lot, a number of them in the same tig ana coloring—-enough to cover completely large kitchens. Suit Cases, made of superion qualily anneal leather. , Streng handles and reinforcea cornc Finisi side leather straps, 24 Woe ads, on Sixth Floor, ir enciees eh s0 MEDIUM figures have always found it well nigh impossible to secure a corset that would give support of the ab- — dlomen, permit of free, easy and graceful carriage and give perfect \ style. Sixth Floor “Old-Fashioned” Macy's ianate Corsets “J.B.” Corsets, made of fine couti', trimmed } with lace; low bust, long hips. ‘1 © puirs of | hose supporters attached; sizes 18 to 26; $1.00 00| the square nthe Sixth Floor, at f ard bird py TT, Our invention of the Rengo si 0 quality, Special at bé ” quality. On Sixth Floor, at. Kashi med acy’s, on Sixth Floor, at Belt idea of tailoring holds the Sisth Floor, Sull Cetee, me 2-inch size and extra deep Mpa figure firmly, yet comfortably, and se dor at is the leading idea of corset make ing for stout women. "on $2.78 A new production in Glassware that has already become famous. It is not Cut Glass, although it looks better than “cheap” Cut Glass. “Nucut” possesses lustre and polish thai is not found in the regulation Pressed Glassware and the prices extra strong and are boned with we quote are exceedingly low: | DOUBLE watch-spring steels, TUMBIRMES kriiintta natin | Tali Celery Holder ion GUARANTEED not to rust. Finelelt | Trinh Sordwich Trae 68 GA Style 44x and 46x.....,.$2.00 DS! AAA + Old-Vaght Correspondence poner Made by Eaton, Craneand Pike. Tiventy- four sheets and cnvelopes to niaich. Regular 25c quality, Speecal on Sixth Floor at All Rengo Belt corsets are ‘lTowelse Napkins). All White Full Bleached Cotton Towels, with neat scalloped ends; hemstitched insertion, Size 17x26 inches. Special, on Sixth Floor, at... ; Cotton Towels, finished with a red border, Size 13x29 inches, ‘They: are very desirabl although bearing manufacturer's slight Impertecs c tions. They ar d only in lots of sixtor..... 24 All-Linen Napkins, (ui) bleached. Your Gracy (cflemiarall iaet designs, * size17x17 mies. Seer * =madrviasnloned” Macy's, on Sixth Handled Kelish Dishes. 39 F — Style 58 illustrated. Han led Relish Dishes, with by) ° 19 Celery Trays... ; a artments in i“ Hy (4 c Half Gallon Jugs..... Berry Bowls... 1, 49, 69: ©ld-Sechioned Macys Ce ona iath our. Herald Square Bway M™to3S"St Sixth Floor Fruit Bowl on Stand