The evening world. Newspaper, June 11, 1912, Page 10

it into the place’ where nickela were MATTER scheduled to be dropped, There was nu { WAS DE response and there was no returp of the nickels, Evidently the phone was a He would go outside and tso another } ‘ * [telephone to register his kick, Tho re Equator Cafe is at No, 9 Columbus avenue and there are lots of t | k in that immediate vicinity. He ’ *| and _—alred his ‘ ——— vocabulary. at he dich't say to “Central couldn't be found 7. in Coney Inland rf This morning a mah from the tele- ¥a Wohl, He Was Living Yet} sone company called on Mr, Hatzel, 7 ~ When he ed the proprietor of the ere de Nickels Go IN, | rauator ir his telephone wax out of or- !dor Mr. Hetzel grew tropical in his Siehst Du? Ya! speech. So the man from the “office } ; went to work, blithely humminy ‘ ee He took the chine apart, but when i { Hetiow! Mellor, helter, hell— “why don't you give me the nyum- 2) Hello! This is Hetsel. Het Mauator cafe, what! Hell hear you! What tn—hello! yelled the telephone man. 18] of things like thi Hetzel went cautiously to the tel - iphone. There, ins the machinery, ‘one big cockroach holding down the fl nickels, Hotzel threw up his hands, th threw up his eyes, Then he shrugged his shoulders talking to and it was two days agp, Mot a reaponse came to his trrt- | pf outpourings. There had been no fo the Hquator Cafe, as Mr. Het- : ‘ knew. But why he couldn't get Teay orator he couldn't quite understand. | nas is that she can’t thrust one of her @nd again he plunged into the| hands into her trousers pocket, comb . He couldn't even get his|her hair with the other and pose a9 one ; back. Five nickela he had put}of the unterrified common people. " ‘ ol can beat that!” raid. you will have?” TEs |—in a wide range of dainty patterns, including dots, (strives and fancy figures. 28 inches ide. Special, a yard, on the Sixth at “Old-Fashioned” Macy's on the 11° _/BEWOMEN’SW ASH DRESSES—(as illustrated) madeof good - quality novelty check ginghams, wide flat collar, Directoire rever MM : and wide cuffs of cordaline with em- broidered scalloped edge. Skirt with simulated tunic, fastens $ 24 with large pearl but- . Sold elsewhere “ea i Sixth Floor. Yemen's Cordeline Dresses—piain made! with a flat, round collar, short kimor with turneback cuffs. Fastening down fron h white pearl buttons, Gracefully hanging skirt with panel back. Sold Isewhere at $8.00; special on the Sixth $2.96 Women's Linen Coats—straight line model with regulation coat sleeves and fancy turn-back cuffs; notch collar and revers; two deep fee pockets. Sold elsewhere at $3.75; special on our Sixth Floor $9.74 BR ccrccerrcerccceseece Women’s Cordeline Skirts— (see illus- tration), new plain tailored model at left side and finished ari buttons. For women i for petite Fashioned” Macy's om “Hee Cy made of good quality cambric, get f and tightfitin Trimmed with rows of c broidery and tuc ; others are in low neck, ! French style, trimmed with torchon lace and nm beading; 35c¢ quality; special on Sixth Floor at. SA idea 6, made of good quality cambri eep umbrella ruffle, trimmed c vith pin tucks and hemstitched hei the Sixth Floor at 24 \ a made of cambric; 5 leeves trimmed h pin tucks and hemstitched pleat; 5 with cam ruftle; 59° | at “Old-Fashiond” Macy's on the Sixth Floor at. re ‘ Gowns, made of fancy crepe dimity. Low neck and short sleeves, immed with torchon lace edging with ribbon drawn through; 69° ‘ial at “Old Fashioned" Macy's on the Sixth Floor at .......+ rc Petticoats, in green, navy and brown; trimmed iwith the new, pleated flounce, finished with a Cc |, gmail ruffle; special. at “Old-Fashioned” Macy's 49 -@n the Sixth Floor at .. Sith 110, “Old=Fushioned” Macy's Sheet Pins, best English make, Se. Heir Pins, boxes of six, 9c. | Hair Pins, per package, 3¢. ot Pins, lerge assortment, Se. Safety Pins, assorted sizes, 2¢. Waist Braid, 10c. Nickel-plated Safety Pins, 4c to 8c. Braid, all colors,5¢ and 1c. | Hooks and Eyes, “Unrust,” card, 4c. Binding, 12-yd. piece, 10c, | Embroidery Scissors, gilt tops, 15¢. Braid, all colors, S-yu. piece, 5e. | Steel Scissors, 24e. Corset Laces, 8-vd., 10¢, Ribbon Tie Laces, black and tan, 10¢. » #il_widths. bolt of ten yards, | Shoe Laces, black and tan, bundle containing six pairs, Le. Tape, 12 yards in all, Se. Hair Nets, five [ert lope 0c, Real Human Hair ach, 10¢, :Darning Cotton, dozen | cit Fnished Elastic, yard, Be. Pearl Buitons, card of one doz., 10. Collar Buttons, assorted sizes, cards containing four, Tc. Violet Perfumed Talcum Powder, " 15-02. cans, perforated tops, Te. Sixth Mer, —S “How do you suppose we can take care | prised the atta di ot Madras in 3 0d of el print : i ii assortment of neat printings on Y and "so inches wi . Sold elsewhere at 15¢ a = He ra Id Ss Curtain S 36 and_40 inc! os an ee) Bway 34™te 35°"st. (6™Floor |° Tables THE EVENING WORLD, TU ESDAY, SOCIETY WOMAN ACCUSED OF KILLING HUSBAND. | Victim of Poisoning in Mississippi; Had Cut Off Woman in His Will. OBYKA, Misa, June 11.—Mre. W. A. | Dickey, thirty-five years old, socially | prominent in Minsi«sippl, was arrested | here to<lay charged with #laying hi NEF 6Q SESE eee |husband. Dickey died auddeniy after ¥ 6 eae quarrel with is wife, An autopsy 17 vealed @ large quantity of strychnine in hia stomach, On reading Dickey’s will it war din- covered that he left his big estate to his mother, cutting Mra, Dickey off with $1 ———>—___—_ ; : { | PRENDERGAST IS WELL. | kvery woman who takes Comptroter Prendergast, who had, pride in keeping her deen fl for alm three weeks, sure home clean and health- the Finance De- | oon by suddenly) ful, needs Ho remained for | will resume his) the Powerful row ‘ Mr. Prendergast announced that,| Disinfectant after all, he will positively make the! q¢ cleans dirt away much better than nominating speech for Theodore Roose- | goap does—it prevents odore—and it JUNE. 11, ‘1912. Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue Clearance Sale Wednesday High Class Gowns and Waists AT_LESS THAN HALF FORMER PRICES Women’s Lingerie Gowns Imported and our own Exclusive Models, 32 Lingerie Gowns Of voile or batiste, hand embroidered and real lace trimmed, « number hati eretofore $50.50t0 $60.50 35.00 16 Lingerie Gowns’ ’ partment this READERS Of The WORLD “ s | Going town for the eum- Of voile or batiste, hand embroidered, trimmed With Mbbcldbi ibe | destroys disease germs. mer the World fg real Venise, Irish of Cluny lace; a number hand made. , Wine Satt, | _—iIt’s safe to have and safe to use, ‘often Heretofore $79.50 to $98.50 55. 00 ‘fa Russian dancer, ob- | because it's non-poisonous. orn! world ‘pe ree ¥ J iTned-whidament by.defauit in the Su-| «TAs Valow Package with the Gable Top” sunday World, Se per Sunday 12 French Model Gowns |preme Court to-day against Theodore 10c. 26. 80c. $1.00 Kedlof, her former manager, for $2,500, | At Drug and Dept. Stores, Sue alloged that she wan engaged for &| Weer nigiNFECTING CO., 2 East 42nd St, Rend rons eee Of voile, batiste or net, trimmed with fine real laces— only one of a kind. » Heretofore $125.00t0814500 75.00 8 French Model Gowns Of voile, batiste or net, trimmed with fine real laces— onl: if a kind. eon ee Heretotore $165.00 t0 $195.00 98.50 period of two years in this country but) [that Kedloff failed to keep his contract, | 2¥ashioned Sum Women’s Lingerie Waists : French Blouses Entirely Hand Made. COLONIAL SWISS CURTAINS AND Be TAN eerie Wy ateee Renn inl , i ir . yr low nec! h WARE SCR Cntianad Lid made, hand embroidered; real ince trimmed. sphegahaias 7 50 rows of neat tucks. The set in- Le sinus ALE i; cludes one pair ot curtains, one 65 Lingerie Waists : valance and one extension rod: Of French voile or batiste, high or low neck models, hand sold elsewhere at $1.00; special made, hand embroidered, real lace trimmed. nxt on the Sixth Floor, a : Heretofore $15.75 to$i9.75 9.75 centres, with adouble border. 12c. to vhest Class Lingerie Waists 14c. qualities; special, on the Sixth Floor a yard, 10¢ (. «rench voile, richly hand embroidered and trimmed SRREixth Fl.of, Samed with fine reallaces. Heretofore $29.80t0 $30.0 15.00 “Old-Fashioned” Macy’s 22 French Model Waists richly hand embroidered, 1 Veni baby Irlah lace--only oneot'a kind: Heretofore s49.s0 25.00 ae, Women’s White Lawn Waists— = . (see illustration). Dutch neck, 14 French Model Waists Of sheer batiste; French voile or handkerchief linen, richly hand embroidered, trimmed with real Venise or J ¢ finished with wide Cluny lace * ; insertion trimmed below with three bands of wide embroidery, set baby Irish lace—only one of a kind. 35.00 in with two Cluny lace insert ide. Striped designs 421 \d- Fashioned” Macy’s' eee A Remarkable Sale of ROBES Beautiful Batiste Robes, (see illustration) suitable for con- firmation, graduation and party dresses. A splendid op- Heretofore $59.50 to $79.50 FIFTH AVE., 37th and 38th Sts. RGB EA 4 : 9 Three-quarter tucked sleeve fi portunity to increase the y ished ‘with lace insertion to mate! Summer wardrobe at a very UK > , cluster-tucked back. poguant ; small outlay. These robes RK Wag + special at “Old. ON AND AFTER SATURDAY, JUNE 15TH. Tig STORE shave been offered elsewhere as Rs ‘ ashioned ‘ Macy's on. the special “at prices that ranged ‘ —~ Sith Floor, WILL BE CLOSED ON SATURDAYS AT NOON; OTHER BUSINESS DAYs AT 5 P, M. up to $3.50 each. Bee: : Saar ml lowerec 5 Our price at rpg Roper ted me pre eet $ “Old Fash- Wi ped edge: bel back. | Sold elsewhere . i q a a our pri at ° 98 ioned Macy ts v shioned onthe i xth Floor :, 4c “Ca on the Sixth Dressing Sacques- de of figured lawn. _ Square Floor neck with two pleats at the shoulder.” Shirred-in ff! \ & Ca) el ack aist line; finished with ribbon belt. “Old-Fashioned” Macy's Ay caue is finished with a flowered WILL PLACE ON SALE TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), | a | on the Sixth Floor at : Boys’ Wash Suits| <5 tmasctince cal Women's SHOES WOMEN’S SUMMER COATS AND WRAPS RUSSIAN AND SAILOR BLOUSE MODELS, made of white, Low Cut iped butcher's linen. (See illustrations Nos, 1 1 asp: leg pn ng At Decisive Reductions!!! FOR THE TRAVELER AND MOTORIST, AT THE FOLLOWING UNUSUAL PRICES: All Suits are full size and guar- No. 1 anteed fast color. Several hundred pairs of very desirable Summer Shoes, lines ' % Russian Models, sizes 2}4 to 8 that we are discontinuing and lines of LINEN DusTeRS ¢ * ‘ . AT $3.75 & 5.00 years. BLACK AND WHITE STRIPED LINEN COATS . AT 10.00 TUSSAH COATS 1. . . . « w 3 AT $4.60 “ : RAJAH OR PONGEE RAGLANS . «2° aT 36.00 Sailor Blouse Models, sizes 5 to 10 years, Sold elsewhere as special bargains at $2.00. ranging up to $3.96 a pair. All reduced for a quick clearance to........ Not every size in every style, but ALL SIZES are included in the lot iw SHORS tas @ Goodyear Welted Low Shoes—of patent leather, tan Russia calf, black calf; durable, substantial, good- fitting Shoes, Lines that have been forced for a quick clearance. aad broken sizes. Low Cut Shoes that we have sold in our regularstocksat prices ‘] 59 e Your choice of either model, q “ids REDUCTIONS OF 33}4% To 50% HAVE BEEN MADE ON A LIMITED NUMBER OF OTHER COATS AND WRAPS, aS A SPECIAL OFFERING WILL ALSO BE MADE TO-MORROW OF SUMMER SHAWLS AND SCARFS Beye Washable Suits, ussian Blouse Model, made of tan linene or striped per- cales (see illustration No. 2), military collar piped with navy or red braid. Another model is of blue chambray, with sailor collar. Well made garments, guar- “anteed fast color, Sizes 24 to8years. Sold elsewhere at c $1.25; on sale on our Sixth PIO ME pics ic cans ; ; ‘ FOR TRAVELING AND VERANDA WEAR. Their regular prices have been vel i up to $4.00. Now........06. An WHITE SHETLAND SCARFS ' AT $5.00 & 2.00.% WHITE SHETLAND SHAWLS AT $3.25, 5.75 \& 3.00 = pt (Pith Avenue, 34% end 35th Streets, Nem York, a A Special Purchase At A Special Price These Figured Cork Linoleums are what manufac- turers term “‘remnants.”” Some of them are absolutely perfect, others have a slight misprint which does not impair their wearing quality. 4 ‘ = The assortment of patterns is exceptionally large. re ' i Everytning nign:, Loweet Prices 4 n —_—_————__________. Boys’ Reefers, of ine wool chevicts, in plain blue, tan and olive also gray and brown mixtures, binished with chevron on sleeve and lined with Venetian lining of good quality, Sizes 244 to 10 years, $3.00 quality; special at “Old+ Fashioned Macy's" on Sixth Floor at ) $1.98 FAR BETTER THAN Credit if You Went It, The pieces run from six to thirty feet in length. : ee i ” many patcerns there are small pieces thas will match, ee $6.98 eA SY TER M S| so that very large spaces may be covered. CREE OUtO $65—$1.U0 a w Old-Fashioned M cy’S Figured Linoleum of similar quality sold He rneh Cope TURE $65 to $100—$1.25 to $1.50 4 Nerald Squore Bway 34"t038"S Sixth Floor elsewhere at 60c to 75c sq. ne Spec 3 Every Purchase $125to$150—$2.00 a Week Occupies the Entire Sixth Floor on the Sixth Floor..............++ c Sarare : sth Floor,