The evening world. Newspaper, June 6, 1912, Page 14

AMER WAL “OF SAETY BUT ~~ BY FORELGERS well as by day; now it fe only an ad- ditional Iight after the darkness comes, ‘The bridges over the East Ri are do Ameri Soe: ecw nenmanentts REMI" THE EVENING WORLD, cents In another, fame beer. charge !s fit structed tn such long arches between kretfully. the supporting columns. “Tt is @ very great pity that early all the merchandise trade of America is carried in foreign HE MAKES6 A SUGGESTION THAT MIGHT CAUSE TROUBLE. “You wil break the rules If you don't of American wom- y what you think man of fifty wil retire And all our business stops in the miliie of the day for @ leisurely moat seems to me thet you make a great biaze, but you burn yourseives out.” —_—————— ond a nap. A Altech. (Teom the Newart News.) ‘The moving picture people were about to produce @ thrilling drama showing the outbreak of @ conflagration, the ar- rival of the fire fighters, the rescue of Perecmmer s oraree: Tt cones THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1912. they are Mumtnated. M would be an! and thirty pfennig, Here I pay five|tn you Mie With us the well to improvement if in some way the Statue 7 ae oh place bad @ glace i? beer, in another place, twenty of Liberty might stand out by night as Ag Pe In Germany the uniform Pfennigs. And why @ werve always the beer very beautiful, because they are con- fa cold? ended Ierr Helmaoth re- in Jersey City to-day of six em- Dioyees. have deen stolen in transit in the lest ARE ARRESTED FOR ass-csrs.tarac an lat Communtpaw, which is a heavy trans- | fer station, &mall packages were pried open and the contents were removed. The empty packages were then sent to/ —— " their destination. Express Company, resulted in the ar-| until a week from to-morrow. The men ‘Thousands of dollars’ worth of goots|}NEW WIRELESS STATIONS. | along the New Jersey coast within a options have been obtained upon similar sites at San Francisco and Honolulu and that it t# planned to construct & Plant in the Philippine Islands whieh will communicate direct with the one were released on $600 bail each, —>__—__ Jersey to Talk to London and ‘Frisco to Philippines, Twin wireless stations to communi- cate direct with London will be built at Honolulu. The company would thus be enabled to send messages from Lon- don to the Philippines by way of the United States, relaying the messages by land wires from the Jersey coast to San Francisco, The piants at San nejsco and Honolulu will be erected + to an announcement) F 1 ye e Mayhew rm immed ely, % owned, foreign manned vessels. [en.” 1 surgested, hoping to cheer hin! jmperitiod people and other exciting mat- ehh I ca at eA the Marcon, Wireless |!mmediately, the ‘wnr Your port ie crowaed with ‘tramp’ | td 1 j Michael Mitchell, forty any of America, The oo ere from many countries, are very ‘ert qvervthing ready?” asked tne enter AHL Arc Employed by U. S, jut sss, a naitroad avenue Jersey city, | on, the ennouncement atates, . 4 tse too “ hv ; 7 “ ¥ Who has been an employee of the com: | ected within nine months, near (From the C! Herr Carl C. Heimsoth Says a amen ee reeneenee a nie Fag inematoncopiet looking round at hia! © Company at the Com. {pany fifteen years. The others atreste 5, uPon,a site of 30 acres| “You must reriember, my dear, , . fing to me ds that awn 3 who are ¢ with being accom to-day fe second sti said the aged millionaire who had mare Jati ny efter your own carrying trade? the men first, In my country 1 man| “Everything's ready,” the actors an- + . piices are Wi Mulvanerton, twenty: erected at Toms River or Bar- + Other Nations Will Not Four raitroad development has ob- | fir. his hat ae pony ae hanes ta awared, munipaw Station. Pane searh ol ile brother James, | it will be tuned to a key ait.| Tied the beautiful young lady of the Fight United Stat tained an exaggerated importance; [ho knows. Hore he must walt til she! ‘Then let her go," he commanded, jtwenty-seven y 3.014, ot Xo, 138 Wayne | ferent from frat 80 that messages denne oan one can’t teach an old es. Reglect your iu bows to trim, Before the fire could be started, how. era ls ‘ates I. Norton, Patrick Crowe | may be rece! sent simultaneous. | domn , ‘ ight United Sta ee or cee ae ton] “Of course, your New York rush Is|ever, a mesenger had to be dempatched and James Behson of No. 166 Nontgom-| iy without ence, The distance| “All right, papa," she replied. “I shail “Tho chief purpose of the Navigation y York Decoy express packases sent by Jo- Congress," added Morr Hetmsoth, “te! very remarkable,” he concluded, ‘tut to the nearest tobacco store, because it ery street. 14 3,100 mile the estimated cost|not ask you to jump through a hoop, BEER TOO COLD HERE. He Admires New York Harbor, . but Thinks Tips Should \ Be Regulated. Marquerite Mooers Marshall. are dissatisfied because they never Sizes 36 to 44. Sold else- F : striped effects, All the colors are abso- c | Seetiaierer aS'evay eee re eee on (ff where at $2.50. $ 98 ls ral $. Square Floor) plage hae Meaty A country, 40 we act all know how sufficiently large salary | Special, on our Sixth Fleor...... Atn ; TK On saleon the Sith Fleor........ | many German-born men have be- vg hp Ad ‘with tipping altogether, | pecial, wey to 35 St. aa ,, @0me Mayors of your cities? You | Sixth Floor. a — , (img rest assureq that if ever the . Thun, Germany wit! boon the ste | A spacious, sunlit, thoroughly-ventilated store, occupying our entire Sixth Floor, where you may shop. comfortably as well true openter a Cor, Heimscth, er |]]as advantageously for all the lesser-priced articles of wearing apparel, Homefurnishings, and incidentals—That is difes being an obviously sincere, if un- gaase to intervene and have | Gfictel, bearer of the entente cordial! «an a hofbrau we visited other err Heimeoth is manager of bank | night we heard that the wa: were Dechmund, Germany, with a capital (625,000,000. He hae come to America Gelegate to the Twelfth Interna- Congress of Navigation, which re- {ts sessions in Philadel- “one of the cities with a German eae ° HE Mayor,” es Herr Hetmeoth emilingly| other night I ate boiled meat and po ——————n014- Fashioned” Macy's Old-Fashioned” Macy) TT, Boted to me. with a salad, and drank two y 5 Ge, in company with many other dele- of deer, The bill was $1.35. @ates, was a guest of the city for a any I should have paid a mark of the harver aboard the Munic!pal | === = ferrvooat Bronx. Here Hetmsoth has @iso made numerous automodile trips ‘wptown and dowmtown. When I talked witty him at the Astor, he assured me, fm genial gutturela, that he had seen mauch to interest and please him. OW YORK’S HARBOR THE FIN- ET IN THE WORLD. to show people that goods can be car- ried more cheaply and in’ larger quan- titles by @ea than by land. “Of course I have spent much time | this waiters’ atrike. “De you know what I think of the trouble? It is Because you have no fegulated plan of tipping. Before several of my frisnds and myself came to thie country we were told that in America no one gave tips. On the found !t necessary @eal more money tn if we were at home. gratuities “But there seems to be no fixed standard. One must give a certain sum in one place which !t !# an Insult to offer in another, Every man has Dis own goale of tipping. The walters demanding « salary of $10 a their meals. No waiter in Germany earns 0 much and it seems very high to me. “But I have found that the cost of lving in America is at least four times what it is in my own country. The Srotect Yousef! Get the Original and Gencine makes you old #0 soon. seem to want to keep on making money cigarette. And you turned out that nobody present hud a| soph Mayhow, chicf of the secret ser-| stripes, sateen border. joined. Separate bloomers. WOMEN’S BATHING SUITS, made of mohair, in black and navy blue. Square neck, trimmed with black and navy Waist and skirt with Sailor. wit’ irt HOUSE DRESSES, made of seersucker, percale and lawn, in an assortment of patterns in light and dark shades. High or square neck,|somy collars. rimmed with tucks ‘ani Sold elsewhere at $1.25. re | In the Jersey City Court to-day De H vice department of the United States tective Mayhew asked “or a continuation "O-Fashioned’ Macy's Herald Square Bway 34”to35"S& Sixth Floor Visit it to-day, if you have not already made its acquaintance. Every hand in this advertisement points to a saving for you. to 15¢ on Each of These items SUI of 5¢ () Go) “Old: Bashioned |B of the plants 1 be $760,000 each, Dut {t will be casy cnough for vot to te The announcement also states that down and play that you are a dead one.” Old-Fashioned” Macy's of cotton pongee, pere COAT MODEL SHIRTS, °1,o'on,Ponses. bere Collar attached or with neckband. Turn- c back or laundered cuffs. Sizes 12 to 14 inch neckbands. Sold elsewhere at 75c. On sale om the Sitth Fleer .......... 5. ae BLOUSES of chambray, percales and madras, in plain white or blue and medium light and dark BOYS’ SUITS (as illustrated on the right), made of fine quality linen crash in the new Norfolk model, with pleat running up to shoulder. Large patch pockets. Cut full and HORLICK’S "19 ‘*Wiret the harbor, because I have just @ome from it," he eald. “T have seen On sale on our Sixth Fleer, . roomy, making it a very comfortable Summer ! ; i suit. The sizes range from 7 to ‘Be harbors et Hamburg, at Liverpool, MALTED MILK WAISTS, of white lawn, high and low: neck. Panel down 15 years. Similar quality suits $ 98 Ser cane navel cen anything like tnic| The Feod-drink fer All center of Valenciennes lace insertions and bands of lawn com- are sold elsewhere at £3.00. ° you have in New York. Both for space | For infants, lnvalids,and Growi bined. Side trimmed with pin tucks and lace On sale on the Sixth Floor at...... “or beading. Three-quarter sleeves finished with tucks and lace, cluster tucked back. of traffic it te in a place r Nartion wp building bavi " ‘Digsest ships can come SUITS WITH EXTRA TROUSERS, ta 5 Hf HW 79- | hore ad r \ spe . of fine quality cheviots and cassimeres, in As 2 Ahongs chia Adame " snilk, maked. grain, in powder form, ay adh A td 5 Seiad ior doublesbreasted models, Two “Pioturesquely considered, the tall fe a Wrinute, FP UM sale On Our Sixth Floor........ Hy cas eons as i 7 pairs full pegetop knickerbocker trousers. This suit i wala arnt ‘Se wer tnt sve NcaatatbenabtecHonLice’s, |] MANNISH WAISTS, of striped madras, No, 1—SWEET VIOLET PERFUMED AMMONIA—J J designed for’ the active boy who gives his clothes ing stipe, particularly at nignt, when Mot la Any Milk Trust trim.ned with pocket. Soft collar and cuffs. or the bath and toilet—sick room and nursery—for a rough usage. Norfolk model, disinfectant. Double strength—will not chap or roughen the skin. oa Elsewhere 25e Our price for a quart bottle t 10° oo No. 2—HYDROGEN PEROXIDE, U. S. P.—Preparea with great care for medicinal purposes and is unsurpasseu for purity, strength and keeping qualities. 9: = Elsewhere 150 No. 3—PERFUMED CASTILE SOAP—The cnly Castile sizes 6 to 12 years. Double- breasted model, sizes 8 to17 years. Similar Suits are sold elsewhere at $4.00. $9.91 “a On sale at Macy’s Sixth Floor at... BEACH SUITS, (as illustrated), in blue linene, white butcher linen, tan or blue chambray, and blue-striped percale. Russian blouse model, with the low square neck effect, and short sleeves. Sizes 214 to7 On sale on our Sixth Floor...........ssscseeceseeeeee Sold elsewhere at $1.00. TAILORED WAISTS, of striped chambray. Gibson pleat at shoulders, yoke back; trimmed with pockets. Laundered cuffs of self-material and white laundered collar. c Sold elsewhere at 75c. eu CAMBRIC NIGHT GOWNS, !ow neck, em- c broidery yoke with ribbon drawn through. = ¢, Lord & Taylor Founded 1826 Our price for u1G-ox bottle ; : Soap that floats. Especially adapted for washing silks, laces 4 i Special Sale of On sale on our Sixth Floor................6cc00cce0 and fine linens," Prevents shrinkage of woolens. years. Sold elsewhere at $1.50. ae i (Sith 100r,) aT 7 Elsewhere 23 ! ' Imported Jewelry en te a || Se Od ee No. 4—MACY’S MALT EXTRACT, STERILIZED hile peliet, i one Bursts Debs digestion, induces appetite. Fecommended by eminent physicians. f : ic “oe ‘ 10 No, S—REFINED PETROLEUM JELLY— absolutely pure—put up in large glass jars containing 10 ounces ot best quality jelly. Remarkable Values Offered ‘BOYS’ HATS TYROLEAN HATS, made of ratine or Turkish towelling cloth in tan or white; also white duck, tan khaki cloth and tan linen crash to match the first item of suits described above. (See illustration above.) WOMEN'S COATS WOMEN’S “FEATHERWEIGHT’’ RAINCOATS, made of rubberized cloths in tan, or silks in brown, green or blueeffects. Straight-line mod- $ 96 , Y “eu / 200 Pieces ' Oriental Lavallieres & Necklaces jade, coral, lapis, topaz, etc. | els with high turn-downcollar. Wrist straps on 1 sleeves. So! si Elsewhere es ¢ “wa These ‘‘Tyroleans” are very light in weight, i $7.00 cach | : Special areitea gear ata A CaF Gur ore per’ bottte j 9 and suitable for either boy or Ala Sold else- c, Values up to 87.50 No. 6—VIOLET PERFUMED TALCUM POWDER} | where st 81.00. ‘ —Al WOMEN’S WALKING SKIRTS, of Panama —Absolutely pure 15-ounce net weight or almost three times] {_DPeclalonour Sixt he ui the quantity usually offered at 15c, perforated tops. wz In cans with adjustable, t= Floor.) LLL). Fachioned? Vac) MEN'S TROUSERS and serge in black and navy blue; of mohair in black, gray, and white and gray whipcord., Sold elsewhere at $5.00. Special on the Sixth Beaded Rope Necklaces & Chains... .. Velvet Neckbands with rhinestone orna- Cut Jet Combs and Barrettes. . $996 umes (Sixth Floor.) (EE :()|(1-1'ashtoned” Macy's 75¢ and | ——_—________—_—~¢ ween “Old-Faahioned” Macy's Shoe Buckles. Vanity Cases i . ’ A good ay stri J i SCS. ose ee, good assortment of neat dark gray and gray striped Earrings—pearl, jet and gilt..... ‘| $7.00 | Misses & fabrics, These trousers are well tailored iran yet and wil Bar Pins—jewelled and Oriental. . each | 5 give satisfactory wear. The sizes range from 31 to 42 inches Metal Fobs—with safety catch... Children’s S " ‘ a Waist measurement, Values $1.50 to $4.00 rhe rug department of ey Fashioned ney & On Sale on Our $ .49 \ | contains a large assortment of inexpensive th 2 Vanity Cases | MISSES’ NATURAL LINEN SUITS (} | ceryiceable Hi Peeaine PIOUEN Sixth Floor at “en illu: 10 ali ayn - Seemenreeaeene mth comparient for port put oni] $2.50 | iri Smart Novoit mal, Cot han] J If YOU haves a tug need. scan this tist carefull 11 “Men's & My of aie Fs: notched collar and revers. Regulation coat TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS sleeves. Box pleats front and back with An excellent assortment, mostly in Oriental effects. Suitable Youths’ ' wide belt running through and fastening in for the summer cottage or bungalow. Marked at one-third | front. The skirt hangs gracefully, less than our regular prices. ’ ’ “ This. suit is especially appropriate Bit, & Oi iseecesi tii .special, at $6.94 Men 8 & Youths All-Wool Suits, . 4 Exceptional Values in for outing wear, Rhe sizes 8 ft. 3 in. x 10 ft. 6 in pecial, at $9.24 ae in a variety of materials and shades, ‘ are At, 16 and 18 years. Sold 9 ft. Pe | ee sie special, at ne Thess, alts are taken from our elsewhe t 12 ft. 3 in. x 12'ft..... “S| ial, at regular stoc ines Suit Cases & Bags 00. ee rad where they have been AXMINSTER RUGS These rugs are excellent in quality, patterns and colorings. A few have slight imperfections which do not affect the wearing qualities. $9.00. Special on our selling up to $14.75. For Sixth Floor..... quick selling we have marked them at... 5m Cowhide Leather Suit Cases 7 i i —— A 5 , 9. i in ali-wool gra mixed linen by aed duit: Bop, brown and $3. “ie CHILDREN’S WASH “} a in, x 54 iD, sapeciale at 13 Men 9 Felts, sree and blue serges, russet, . E he eer any al, a Valuca'95.00 and 05,95 ) vega , DRESSES (0 tetrad if the # ft. 6 in, x 6 ft. 6 in. pecial, at $5.94 gh ane fogs are especially (esigned for ‘owhi | right), made of novelty checked materials. 6 ft. x 9 ft.. ecial, at ~ Cc hide Leather Bags | Gibson blouse effect extending down on skirt oft, x 12 ft... Banat at $16.89 are sold elsewhere at $12.50 to $15.00. | $4.50 leather lined, capped corners, 14 and 18 inch, ates te in loose panel. Daintily finished with inserts of Valenciennes laceand bandings in contrast+ VELVET RUGS $9.94 On sale on our Sixth Floor. . i Si P Three sizes only, on which account these prices average one- oi colors. eS ne at Peale 69 half less than those prevailing elsewhere for similar quality. Finer grade of Men's and Youths’ F & 20th Sty Sth A 1orh 6: glsewhere at $3.00, e ar in, x eM, in. rapeclaly at 1H awe Solis i omy Clothing Departmpnt on Broadway & S ve.; 19th St. In sale on Sixth Floor........ wa 9 ft. x 12 ft special, at & 2 prices range nite 4 : id 11 ft. 3 in, x special, at $1689 from $14.75 to $38.50,