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NEERS MEET HERE FROM ALL | PARTSOF WORLD inces of Royal Blood Dele-' gates to International ‘ Convention, unit that thar Yor in € of t from ELCOMED BY GOV. DIX Distinguished Gathering to } Dis¢tss Materials Used in ‘All Cofitruction. Ww A st Gov. Dix oMecially welcomed to-day % expert engineers, representing twen- ty-reven foreign countries, who are at- tending this week the alx International congress of the Association for Tosting Materials, which is being held tn the Thirty-ninth street. The congress was called to o Gen. H. M. Ho Acting Pres the Association, after which a of welcome were made by Gen y dent of American So for Teat- Of the State of New York, who was followed by Comptroller Prendergast, ‘who representei New York City. ‘The assembled delegates from all parts of the world ere in many in- @tances titled foreigners. Over 100 are went to officially represent her two nelet colonels of artillery and two princes of court in St. Petersburg. ‘The foreign representatives all attend- ef'te ctivilian’s dress. Careful consid- eration Wag shown to ail alike by the @ngineers composing the reception com- ° could feel he was being slighted in any |B} neck manner. hd ENT WITH THEIR Wivite Drought their wives, who wore Present, and were entertained by the BR) Ladies’ Committes. For an army man, Gen. Bixdee's 0t-|H] si Rah, Ra A ieee @rese caused smiling approval because @f its peaceful tendencies, “President Taft," eaid the General, iwaye taken great pleasure in seeing ana sswtse «i‘ereeree| {1 Buy an Inexpensive but Accurate of peaceful arts throughout all the of the werld. He, believes that is have for their object the promo- | the natural progress of the world I Now that school and college days are 80 near a Watch suggests itself as poser Theda) Phsaeanaftlncte foward « point where the best de one of the most useful and appropriate gifts that you can, the young ° of ‘any country agattst tte neigh- T i + all th student. These Watches are especially suitable, being as reliable as they are Jewelry rinkets, neat Tmanutacturing, commercial and person- Chl F 49c Each inthe plain color. Fasten with Chinchitia trogs. | Boys’ and Youths’ School] Boys’ Stout Sturdy Shoes sa sntereots, or Girts M Pash ~~, ie | Chinchilla Cloth Short Coats Shoes Black calf skin; lice medel, broad SN oe eae emree canlll an ccicaee Gin ein ont wt| An eta Bee wat oes ie Vise beet 2 soa foe, ber att with adjustable calar and cuffs, wide | oF black and tan Russia calfskin; |iSeq)*%ts extra heavy vamps.” Price we a a 14, ay, na a Den you a dom’ curiedion toes the | D1 niclel Watch, @uaranteed for one|nickel Watch, guaranteed for one Gold Plated, and Platinum \\ elt and novelty buttons, are $ In gray, navy whall have ideale equally worthy and in A harmony wish each other, methods of | HI face thelr differing Jocal conditions, end in- ternal relations euch as belong to « common brotherhood having in view the pearls, : ‘ best results to the world ag @ whole." guaranteed American movement. face, nickel, in three sizes, with Also Jewelled Earrings set in “TELLS OF PURPOSES OF GATH- the international association, made a the fit from the unfit among the m origi mials from which the world's work for ita dullding nips, its railroads, ite constraction in gen- Bodies, Gena aionvenine, ct eit For the Young Girl to Wear. 7: if and many of the guests were oscorted bey. If J. F. Rogers, in charge of the Entertainment Committee, to the Amer- foan Museum of Safety on the sixth! Brocaded crepe de chine, made up in the simple ped stvle which we illustrate. Equally effective in white or navy, more youthful in the former, but more serviceable in the latter color, Robespierre collar, vest, dra ent from ended « mt) at the Engineers’ medi corse! arel j ullined the purpose of the testing en- aincer, 4 “Our purpose,” he @aid, “te to humanity by { { h t up t Ov dre and s not colors Kin: rid, 120 per ween ; bet week Go yer Bunday » way of Suits, Coats, Shoes, Hats and Incidentals that is good and good-looking is here. It is to the Sixes Sizes 6 to 14 years are Norfolk Suits. Sizes Every Suit has two pairs of full-lined knickerbockers, which for practical Enginering Building at No, 2 West purposes double the_life of the Suit. rem F Ula are in sizes & oa years. Habe an Mt woo! plenty In Bray, 5, ‘an or brown, and in durable English corduroys In gray, dark gray an HL Bixby, Ciilet Engineer of the United) HT brown, Made single or double-breasted Norfolk Jactate States vy; Robert W. Hunt, Pres! button Ine bows, at $2.69. close-fitting collar, benalt ‘Sisea 6 to 15 years in the Norfolk models. Ine a . ing Materials, and Gov, Dix, on bel Sises 11 to 18 years in the Sack Coat models. _secend ¥1., 85th Mt., Rese. GIRLS’ UNTRIMMED FELT HATS, $1.29.—Twenty of the new shapes, in Fuzzy Top Coa! | Boys’ Shirts, Blouses, Neckwear, &c. emperts of international fame Russia White or stri The oan pats in imported French Foyel ineage—Prince Gagarin and| | flannel, $1.98. The Macy Linen Collar, 10c At $1.49 to $14.88 Y; Prince Seiren, both from the imperial Take CS Te imilttes, so that no foreign representation tnrioreds rhe Bower have alee Four-in-Hand_and_Bow Ties, MANY DELEGATES were pres. |f| Shirts are in sizes 12 an Many New Styles in Hats for Large and Small Boys Many of the delegates from the Unitld Ing forward toe me then acorns |{ | Swiss Jewolled Watch, $3.96 hori gg og ‘Work as perfect es allowable under ment, ERING. Gold-Filled Hunting Watch, $4.49 Jongthy addresn in which he’ carefully many styles; guaranteed movement, movement. S| \ it : Women’s t-Wea' ters, $4. for class-room wear the year through, whi Rain Cape is as necessary to Garaniaed pieican movement. Sterling Silver or Platinum fin-] rhe pasket-weaw’ Baske Nears Pharoahe shoulder stripe | thE Schoolairl as is her W, of ooks and pencils, ibe Usual price here is $6.49. A fine| Usual price $3.50. yeah anoiry ish, set off by finely cut rhine-' of blue, tan or emer: lg combination storm and sailor collar and rolled cuffs $3.00 to $5.00 lorfolk Children s and Misses H. M. Howe, the acting President of [I] Watch eer guaranteed case; in| fitted with guaranteed American} Stones. Sbla'Wieen trewre natch stripes, This sweater can be had in’ plain w Wes Srey oo tart isos Jackets, Special at $1.49 Rain Capes, $1.98 ba uueaenn~- mo ein ceramide: emma aaa! , Biss 44, 16, saan a ve ia Pave, pris 4 to 14 years. ' are of hea’ we e ss re) , 4 sateen cloth, Artistic Im orted Vest Chains at 19c Women’s Suits inen or linene. Ten different sty rubberized sateen cloth. Red or dar We have a large and varied assortment of these nickel Chains that were every kind the best at ie ae cuffs and buttons are of satin in the same. color, modified basque, and velvet collar, cuffs and buttons flecond Floor, 34th Bt. Imported Lisle Gloves, 24c| Washable Chamois Gloves, gathered skirt is draped back and front. Sizes 14 and Front of panelled corselet skirt has overlapping cir- W. n’s Hand Ba $2.94 J Troctasp, chamois-finished, in nat- 97c 16 years, cular folds following the lines of the coat. Gray, mouse, ome! 838, 92. ural color. Children’s sizes. ; olen . a) 5 * * brown and black. Of Specially Good Leathe: A better grade in natural and white,| , Children’s sizes, made of imported Mi Plain-Tailored Suits, mn ayn 2 LJ backs, 44c, leather, with Paris point embroidery sses o-tailored Suits, ; 4 ‘ B) and of a Quality and Style | with embroidered backs, and single button, Natural and white Specially Priced, $19.74 Choice of Two Tailored Suits, $32.74 . that Command $4.00 and Two-Clasp Silk Gloves, 44¢} At the same price, Children’s full This model made of medium weight men's-wear serge, Wool Eponge Suits; cutaway coat,| Man-Tailored Suits, of imported $5.00 Elsewhere. in black and navy, is suggested as most desirable for i Finer Dresses for Misses in stock up to $39.74; Suits found A supple, strong quality, of the grade usually retailed at 75c. Also—at 89c Per Garment, Elsewhere $1.25—women's fine ribbed merino FREE---A Sanitary Drinking Cup---FREE "°7"-%i2"" A Collapsible Aluminum Drinking Cup and Cover 77,<. 722s, 0He2- tae BVewisG WOhLD, TUBBDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1919, SCHOOL Doors Will Open SOON The Time for You to Provide the Children’s Clothing and Supplies ls NOW prepared announcements of our preparedness to serve you in these important Herald Square Broadway, 34th to 35th St. Are Now in the Second Week of the Semi-Annual Cut Glass, China and Housefurnishings Sale advantage in 'y from which to select, in price Our prices, already “lowest-in-the-city,” have been reduced to the We are ready to serve you. Bring the children, |range, and in style Where style is an element, but— limit for this Special Occasicn. tock of Chir. Glas on Macy’s wil he be . display and accessible for selling is lorger then the ccmbined stocks lacy's will enable you to SAVE SUBSTANTIALLY in the amount to be spent. renee Dae fii sraer thee the Ula stoc R. H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices Herald Square Broadway, 34th to 35th St. And so we have items. You do not want your boy or girl to go to school the first day unsuitably clad or unprepared with anything needed to rightly begin the term. To START RIGHT in anything is very important. | or send them In confidence that they will be waited upon Especially important as an example—a lesson, if you|® carefully, as painstakingly as you would be yourself. piease—in the successward path your fond hopes] Whether school apparel, or school supplies, or both, have chosen for your child. are required, Macy's will not only serve you to best School Clothing be delayed. Within less than a week's will begin to re-open. Everything in orm dependability of our stocks and low prices Ww e the distinction of outfitting more boys other specialty or department store in New 1 ar « De $ ° New York is flooded with inferior China and dull, lustreless Cut Glass. i“) bate Bey » Store on our second floor specializes Smart Autumn School Hats for Girls On ioned. Macy's fine Crystal ware, cut in our own factory—the only one of its kind in he ievear te Ae Fashione i Macys New York—is unsurpassed for brilliancy, depth of cutting ard beauty of design, n their earliest Several hundred styles have been assembled on our Balcony, from) which Macy's China, produced in our owii factories in Rudolstadt, Limoges the school miss can make a selection that will be at once becoming and moderate and oe rato centres, is Mar Ld known for Md beauty and delicacy of a ‘ desi; Ma tion, and for its consistent high quality. in price: Colors and shapes are alike attractive, and trimmings are of the] Women’s Autumn Wear We elicit overs i pint He simplest character, but a jutely in mode, solicit every comparison, secure in the conviction that our goods are Mixed Cheviot Suits at $4.96 Have Two Pairs of Trousers ishi ‘ first-grade, our stocks larget, and their prices lower, than may be found any: ’ Tailored H $3.96 At Astonishingly Low Prices | {irst-arade, our sto Verte q ore ats, $3. Black Serge Skirts, $3.49 ‘ In Housefurnishings, Savings to meet the enthusiastic approval of every , ve took advantage of the last dull season to.have le , ioheal Fiery jousekeeper. fock of these mace up in all-wool cheviots, gray Mtastratad to tha Wf High-girdled, plain-tailored model, .__ We are the only Department Store that never allowed “Seconds of Enamel Ware to be sold, because th re dangerous to health. — flesement. Girls’ School Dresses at $3.96 other stores is $15.00. Comes in White wide wale pique. Square neck and short sleeves are formed of white navy, black and taupe, with tiny | embroidery insertion, which also extends down the center to the hem in satin vest, worked in metallic em- | Panel effect. Pleated skirt. Ages 8 to 14 years, broldery, The skirt ls draped, Thirty-two Children’s Coats, Now $3.96 green, red and blue are some of Storm Coats, $4.96 Formerly $5.94 to $10. 74 the colors. Tan or black rubberized cantonette in broken sizes from 4 to 14 years, in navy, tan and, white serges, rrixtyres Small roll-brim Hats, trimmed with silk ribbon and two quills of messa- cloth, made with set-in sleeves and | a one Simple styles that will be in g: aste for next as well as this Misses’ Diagonal Top Coats, $17.74 page ahaa atta a ibe fnlsbed material, In Gy. | cv on praighn seatiet ies MGT oe De Ee tee ae hose ama cial Stylish colorings. Little| Liter bea Slee fine beh cuffs and mufficr collar. Guaranteed satin lining to waist depth, or no trimmi ; Py Finer Misses’ Coats in regular stock ranging up lo $39.74. Main Wier and First Balcony, 34th st. [cuffs. Fancy buttons. ° A Rich Fall Cloakings brown mixtu They are in every way the equal Scratch Felts with rolled-brim andard $6.00 School Suits, in sailor effects, trimmed with mercury wings and satin bows. io blue and brown combina- ions. Tailored Hats at $2.49 Plain, serviceable felts, with silk ribbon rosettes on both sides or a velvet cockade. Brown, designed for business wear. Crepe Meteor Dresses, $10.74 The nearest shown to this at ¢ to 10 years Sailor and Russian Blouse Suits. 8 to 17 years are Double-breasted Sack Suits, Six Styles of Suits at $6.49 All of Which Have Extra Trousers and two or three lain double-breasted. Pajamas, 59c to $1.29 Blanket Bath Robes, madras or flan- te, extra et 8 to 16 Sixth Floor. omen’s Newest Autumn Coats Second Moor, 85th Street, Macy “Right Shape” Shoes le, or Misses and Children 89 to $4:.! Light and dark colorings In bor- patterns, i This will be a season of indi- I ili é ; 4 Shirts and Blouses, humerous youttul shape. Sizes 114 viduality in coat fabrics, as well | Show P leasing Versatility —"“Equal Rights for Every Toe’ — 68c, 96c and $1.39 forcaS-tentcollals indard two- 1 as in coat styles. The Shoes that children and young Lb Wear to school are a more than ordinary important factor in their health and comfort. Every toe ina RIGHT SHAPE Shoe has its required room for normal, natural development. The result is an entire absence of fatigue as well as complete freedom from pedal ailments to which young people are subject. Adults who walk in discomfort frequent! to having worn painful Shoes as child should never be sacrificed to mere snpear: ,. “Right Shape” Shoes were designed especially to meet the demand for a good-looking Shoe and an easy-wearing Shoe in ol Prices are $1.49, $1.69, $2.29, $2.49, $2.97, $3.96 S ial Misses’ and Children’s high-cut, gun-metat calf, button opecial Boot; solid oak leather soles; Goodyear welt; excellent ‘hool Shoes: Sizes 8 to i WE ARE FIRST TO SHOW Navajo Blanket Coats, as il- lustrated. They will be first choice with motorists this season. Nig and black or brilliantly patterned primary colors. Our Price, $17.74, In anticipation of an unusual demand we have gathered to- band or attached collar and Spe T at 24c and 3¥c ether the largest selection of in sizes 6 to 16 veers. The} Plain fancy silk that contrast | Cloakings in our history, which 14 years. admirably with the Autumn Suit, we believe to be the largest inthe ribute their trouble rhe child's comfort The Mackinaws that were so Pace lat this summer have been succeeded by Chinchilla Short Coats and by full-length Navajo Blanket Coats. The Chinchilla Coats are smart in all lengths. Broadcloth Coats look exceedingly ‘rich. Entirely new are Coats of two-toned Cord- oy in rich, satisfying colors. In fact, one could expatiate indefinitely on this Macy city. The incipal colors are black, dark blue, gray and brown, also white. These are some of the Ratine Coatings Chinchilla Clothe Scotch Coatings Broche Cloths A Saving at Every Price Fur Felt Telescope Hate, Golf or Eton Cea; 1.88 dc, 68e and 8 or Felt Hate, Jach Tar and Middy Hate, Mc and Se Ste to $2.69 Second Vicor, St. Rear, L , 1... $1.97 Stag Is to 2 oo $249 Watch for Your Boy or Girl | Vesmtscine Chinchilla Cloth Top Coats, $19,74 |... Small Boys’ School Shoes—Popular Grades k Calf, 0" 4 ‘The Chinchilla Cloth is Oxford, brown or navy, Looe 2] Noid ae with reverse checked side, which shows inthe facings; «19 | Tan Russia Calf, Sizes 10 to 1345 $2.49 $4) : izes 1 to ? 33h edges and sleeve seams are bound with flat silk braid Second Floor, 35th St. Rear. In design and low in price. or black. made on mannish last ; medium, light- rt ght. by, 6 S60... $3.49 Boys’ Black Ca!f Bluchers, $1.98 Fifth Floor, 34th st. finish La Vallieres and Festoon Necklaces in the most charming] ™*"™° Conte: #1774 ; Small site, stem wind and set,| and artistic designs. These Black Broadcloth Dress Coats, $24.74 fashionable antique w, Opens i H strous, 16 dabpic Watch with reliable move- face, nickel guaranteed for one prey, examples of inexpensive] Full length, made of heavy, lustrous, manentedye fabric, lined with gray hed ? © ij i with imitation for black satin and interlin A broad velvet collar has torder and inner S | year, puosteue are tee and | design of passementerie brai . and extends down to the waist depth, where r s 1sce aneous Cc: 00 wear Sterling Stee Watch, Mead nity] Us Mans oleae Go ysts, ithe coat fastens with a velvet and braid frog. Braided velvet cuffs, face, @ good qual ual .49; open- very pretty enamelled open- Norfolk Jackets and Middy Blouses such as these are in staple demand all belted with patent leather. blue, with plaid-lined hood. $1.50 and $2.00 Middy | Children’s ‘“Bestyette”’ Blouses, Special at 99c Rain Capes, $2.97 models. Cut with medium low at Sizes 4 to 14 years. In red or bust and extra long skirts, on Sizes 8 to 14 years, White galatea, | navy rubberized sateen, with plaid lines conforming to present with red and blue trimming, or with|and’ silk-lined hood, ‘Encased in fashion requirements, blue galatea collar, braided in white | black oilcloth school bag. Made of strong coutil with soutache, Second Floor, 25th Street, ribbonette lace trimming and e , [S}chool Gloves for Children three pairs attached hose sup- Porters, A kind at every popular price and $1.75 J. B. Corsets at $1.29 One ot the season's best Priced at 34c and 49, Main Floor, Broadway. Charity ‘Special Occasion’ Dress New Autumn Models With but one exception, all have the stunning long coats which are a pronounced fashion departure of the coming season. This substantial style, developed in such substantial materials as diagonal and the new wool, eponge, is a good choice for the woman whose clothes have to last long and look well. Diagonal Tailored Suits, $26.74 Shown in the illustration. The cutaway coat has a Its Price Is $29.74 ers, Sizes 18 to 26 inches, , Finer corsels in stock ranging in price up lo $19.89, * sizes, with double fin; jue lambskin glace Gloves, in tan, With velvet collar, piped buttons and | wide wale cheviot in navy, brown and] All are fresh and new. “Most of | tip\"'S%an cesy, Nien sou Site Black and white, ets. Corselet skirt is tucked a|Dlack- The straight single breasted} them manufacturers’ ‘samples from e wear, The coat is cut on straight lines, the 7 . ” Handsewn Ca Gloves, ttle on the hips and has circular |short coat has messaline lining and which Autumn orders were taken. as Washington Kid Re ai skirt has a new arrangement of pleats. Sizes and 16 years fold’ running down front and back. |bone buttons, Straight folds finish] variety of shapes and sizes in pin at $1.24 ; eal, morocco, real seal and real goat; ce Gloves, 94c Children’s imported from 0 $74.75, = q Colors are brown, old blue and black, |front and back girdled skirt, black a costume clos, h Misses alan, with the clasps ale ecu f i . pnpecees en Recond + ABH * . contains cha: e S i idered, 5 . vi , iving. eee Copy of a Suit by Bernard, of Paris, $32.74 [iro {iste lors oSentan | eaertaraatad ar MH Fe or walking This is of wool eponge, which is enjoying a great vogue abroad, The coat, fsilver frames. - ; 7 OLORED DRESS SATINS, 49c sahich anthire into a modified basque at the back, has a velvet Robespierre ie aiete ane bags in stock ranging up Se —The Standby of the School Girl, the These Are Regularly Regarded collar, with faille Francaise cravat matching the broad revers. Three inverted|/?$77.20- Mata Floor. Broadway. rge College Girl and the Business Woman In the Trade As 75c Quality pleats run down one side of the corselet skirt. Second Floor, Broadway. er 10,000 yards, comprising a manufacturer's entire surplus stock, The ty is heavy and strong: altogether desirable for petticoats, suit-linings, Linen Waists, Special, 99c Desirable grades are included in our showing a These are fine linen. There merous shades of blue, in fine and coarse welts: 5 a are 1200 in the lot, but at this grades of permanent black; representative grades in brown and gray, price they cannot last long, for extensive choice in white and cream. one, Pat Value saremar'able YY All-wool Worsted School Serge, 66c a Yard one, Such waists sell elsewhere This grade elsewhere 75c, It is 42 inches wide, sponged, shrunk and spot- proof, in three shades of dark blue, and in black. consi Double-Warp School Serge, Special, 89c -tailored, with laundered collar and cuffs, plain or tucked, “pure linen, 4 A heavy, unusually durable quality, 54 inches wide. Sponged, shrunk and guaranteed spot-proof. In light, medium, dark blue, and in black, $1.25 quality. Main Floor, 35th Street, es at et muon? ushes Furthemore, ever oP] Women’s Underwear at 49c | Pink—Mais—Peach—Cham pagne . Usual Price for this Quality Elsewhere is $1.00 = Tahpe keseda—Copenhagen— Ta: tose—Lealher— e Gray-—Brown— Navy—Roval. A full stock of tine ribbed merino Vests, in the natural color, with high neck and long sleeves. The neck silk-finished with silk ribbon, Pants with even omitting a complete assortment of ela combinations in light Black Satin Messaline—26 Inch, 49c French band, ankle-length and opening at the side. sand the quantity of blaek is large enough to meet a heavy demand. Finer waists in stock ranging up to $78.50, Second Foor, er silhs in regular stock ranging up to $11.89 a var. Vests, with high neck and long sleeves, in the natural color. Pants with Main Moor, 35th Street, French band, open at the sides. Becond Floor, Centre. BBih Bt. Paper Cup with Case Remember, the Drinking Cup Coupon Appears Only IN THE SUNDAY WORLD NEXT SUNDAY — Aes : — r , ;