The evening world. Newspaper, November 19, 1912, Page 15

LIST OF BOOSTERS / OF CITY GROWS 10 05 IN TWO DAYS EXPECT TO GAIN 5,000. Business Men in Fight for Recruits. Two hundred and sixty-eight new memes were added to Father Knicker- Dockers Hest of bosters on the second dey of the Merchants’ Association's catampaign, and every one of ‘em enthus- fastio for old New York and all It stands for, This makes a total of 68 in two days, which means an annual ine orease in the revenue of theMerchant's Association of more than $30,000, ‘With the Increased revenue the Mer- chante’ Association plans big things for the greater olty. Firat of all, it was announved to-day, twenty-six active committees will be kept steadily at work fa the ctly’s interest. These committees ‘Keett Rivalry Develops Among! jof the work im other cities,” said Mr. Breed, “f am in receipt of @ letter from the Merchants’ Assoolation of Philadelphia, Asking for information as (o our plan of campalgn. I am also informed that Jersey Clty has started out fAfteen com- mitte.@ of bus.ness men, as the result they have seen started in this city." TELLS OF CBJECTS OF MER- CHANTS’ ASSOCIATION. sociation is on the watch Y¥ point of vantage to eommer- chal and business interests, iy ver there ty a meeting of the Interstate Commerce Commission or railroad traffic managers to discuss con- ditions that might affect the ality of | New York, the Merchants’ Aesociation | Will soe thet the city is represented and its interests protected. “Wherever the Imiand cities are found attempting to divert trade and com- merce from the city of New York, the Merchants’ Association will, through Its Industrial Bureau, be found ‘on the Job.’ “It is making @ vigorous fight for the removal of the antiquated and uneight- ly post-office bulidiag in City Hall Park and for the restoration of the @pace oc- cupled by that building for park pur- Doses, “L 48 leaving nothing undone to bring about the adoption of a comprehenstve and adequate plan for the improvement of the harbor docks and terminals. “It te urging the extension of the city's transit ines, both subway and ele- vater. “It la making a fight against the pro- posed establishment of a tuberculosis hospital in the heart of the Croton Watershed. “It 18 about to bring before the Inter- mate Commerce Commisison complaints R. H. Maew & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices Visitors to the Horse .Show! You have not seen New York —if you have not seen Macy's. Macy's is the original depart- ment store. All the others are direct or indirect copies. Macy's sells for cash only. Macy's is the only large store in New York that does not give “credit” or “discounts.” Visitors to the Horse Show, who naturally buy for cash, will surely want to take advantage of Macy's low prices, which cannot, be matched by the stores that have “‘bad debts’’ and other credit system losses. : Macy's gives no credit or dis- counts to the favored few, but gives every advantage of price and service made possible by their im- mense world-wide organization direct to each and every customer. SILK HATTERS’ PLUSH HATS $3.49 With Silk Velvet Facings These Hats Elsewhere are Priced $5.00. Twenty shapes, including large picture shapes, medium and small effects, in the new oval crowns, tricornes, oblong and rolling sailors, All black, or black with white facing. ree VELVET MEN'S CHINCHILLA OVERCOATS the Merchants’ Association and the in- \ Fifty-four Committees of Mer-| ‘ests ot te sreater ety, He added: Kaien’ Gennes: dust iets Tee nicer ial In all sizes, — of all Apscgpen. and fe proserous:the Mer- ree, shapes, ium and smaller effects in fine ques. mode H chants’ Association Get New : Hon Ie seeking $0 get ° quality. Black silk velvet, with grosgrain ribbon of plain Chinchitla physig oe ™ York ite falr share of that velvet edge. overcoat f sir re ar oo tractions sta, oh eit eres ats for tie, wellcreqeed ma: this year:—just count the Chinchilla Overcoats next time you walk down the Avenue! BUT, every \itth mill in‘ the country is trying to make pul SE 30 as to ve a share in plying the vast dee RICH COATING MATERIALS We handle only the products of the best manufacturers in this country and abroad, and show an extremely varied line of styles, colors and fabrics. rf —Seal Plushes, $3.49 yd-—— \ Width 34 inches Special at $1.49 por yard jally qualit Finer grades up to $4.49. Finer qualities at to $16.89 per yard. ———Moleskin Plushes——. Width 54 inches The season's much led ric for coats and muffs. $3.96 te $6.89 per yard Width 56 inches. Plain chinchillas, $1.98 per yard. eck or pi backs, i . $3.49 and up to $4.96 per Main Fleer, 85th St. VELVETEEN CORDUROY 58c YARD Width 27 inches. Cordur this quality is sold as ‘special value" in other stores at 85ca yard. Deep, Foley cut, in all the mien wanted colors, including black; white, cream, brown tabac, taupe, gray, Damson and olive. Main Fi. 3 many house showing Chinchii Overcoats that look as though they were made of cheap blank- ets—the fabrics are very loosely woven, not warmth-produc- ane Will not wear well. MACY'S CHIN: CHI. OVER. COATS, made of the very best eine: c represen STYLE and QUAL- ITY—the hile of Broadway, Mth to 38th BLANKETS In the Basement of the Macy Store is a very large and thoroughly comprehensive variety of fancy colored Domes- the season made up with su lor= win cover the following subjects: ransportation, commercial utflities, such as electric, g telegraph; judicial adminis legal procedure, taxation as to rates ‘ged by railroads upon excess bag (aap -e Taper PUP ENDUN SURPEPSTTTY TW YERETIT ET TINT | Produced, “ Nellrose” the new color named by Miss Wilson is represent- Chinchilla Overcoats, $19.75 Chinchilla Overcoats, $29.75 lon, playing revenue, banking and currency, mari-lin the kitchen of his home, No. 758 ast || | ¢d comprehensively in the Macy Stocks of Silks, Broadcloths, tie Blankets. Prices throughout are “Lowest-in-the-City.” Note ? pa oie + bastes time, custome service, harbor, docks} Ong Hundred and Thirty-weventh atreet, Hosiery, Negligees, Evening Wraps and Gowns, Women's Pl . d Bl k onaidaaacibinnaganan, eewinton oe breasted ulster icluee tances Aslincare Helton ttle and Inland water ways, Pollu-| aay, stumbled and fell against @ hot Coats and Millinery. jal ankets yle in “Oxford” gray, inthe London | in “Oxford” gray and brown, An erage, city conditions and stove. His clothing caught fire and he In black, gray, brown, red and green. Many dre Scottish tartans, | | “Guards” modet in blue and brown, | ulster model at the same price has the ordinances, city traffic, city plans, city ‘i Hf he A i ‘ * fy notch collar and sted-' it rovernment, tuliding code, factory lawa| wae taken to Lincoln Hospital guttering 9 All-wool Blankets and have a.warmt, highnap. The colorings |} "4 It Chesterfield style in the same satin ovetalinig resi shoulaten the md Lsgactitier dhe fob erties are very subdued. colors. color is the light *Cambridge"’ gray. wurance, postal affairs ES . 4 2 4 — ane of industrial property, much as trade- Size 60 inches x 78 inches, $4.19 pr. | Size 66 inches x 80 inches. $4.69 pr. Chinchilla Overcoats, $24.75 | Chinchilla Overcoats, $32.50 marks, copyrights and legislation in relation thereto, | RIVALRY AMONG COMMITTEES IN GETTING MEMBERS. The keenest rivalry has been @roused among the fifty-four commit- tees having in charge the work of soliciting new members. At the luncheon, to-day, at Delmontco's down- town restaurant, Committees No. 54, headed by John C. Eames of the H. 1, Claflin Company, reported twenty- weven new members as a result of their morning's labors. This was the largest number secured by any com- The Union Suit is the undergarment demanded by every woman who seeks to have a fashionab!e figure. It insures slender- ness of contour, shapeliness and above all—comfort, Macy's Union Suits at 69¢ and up to $4.69 are correctly proportioned, and in a range of sizes, styles and weights to suit all requirements. AYSKO" Underwear, guaranteed unshrinkable, is made to Macy's order and is the finest type and quality of Swiss Ri Inderwear. It is made ease of the foremost Swiss manufacturers and is notable for the excellence of its details of finishing. It has reinforced thighs, and is guaranteed not to shrink wher hed. Mayskor garments are in two weights of wool and three of silk-and-wool. “Maysko”’ Union Suits—Guaranteed Unshrinkable All sizes 34 bo 40. ~Are double-breasted, notch-collar ulsters with belted back and convert ible collar, in Cambridge gray In these there is a body lining of *shep» herd's plaid’ worsted. m Chinchilla Overcoats at $38.50 Are in shawl or notch-collar ulster style, and are made of the finest grade ‘‘plaid-back" Oxford and Cambridge gray Chinchillas—also in plain back dark Oxford Chinchillas. All have sat In shoulder-lining. bate . Futth Piese, war. MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS 15¢ EACH ~Are full length and have belted backs. They are in the single- breasted button-through model and are either black or blue. —Heavy Plaid Blankets, $6.94 Pair Elsewhere $8.50 and more. These Blankets are extra heavy-weight and are all-wool, The iT forms the nap is ‘firmly woven in and is of remarkably fine soft wool. Each pair is silk-bound in tints harmonizing with the heavy striping of soft shades of scarlet, brown, pink, blue and yellow. “Indian” Blanket i enthll designs by the Navajo Indians, in striking con- mittee, anda ghout went up from the ' ; ; fl binations of the seven primar: $ Elsewhere 25¢ of more. 300 other boosters gathered about the ; ‘ Silk-and-Wool Union Suits | } | “74s's ad combi ‘ Q The finest linen, from Belfasi, Ireland, most desi TNT eG i “committee No. 48, Ali Weel Uniea Salts (Medium weight) These Blankets are not woven Indians, but a well “French” tape border on each fercaecivat ti heats river ewer designs, and the borders are in very delete known firm in the Far West, right in the middle brown, lavender, etc, Navajo territory. the old headed by ©. H. Outerbridge of Harvey & Outerbridge, was next, with twenty- Low neck and sleeveless, shades of blue, Nile green, tan, tobacco’ ankle length Low neck, sleeveless, $3.69 J ankle length $3.39 h ; + ” Thanksgicing or X ‘one new members, Committee No. 61, i The designs are copies of actual Navajo “robes” that are nhs giving ‘mas presents that are useful—but we have only four . ‘ h neck, short sleeves, i é sand of is Of which John C, Jubting of Francis BEA edat Seeetuger $3.89 High neck and short sleeves $4.09 now considered priceless by the collector. thousand of them. Main Fleor, Contre. Ii Leggett & Company 1s chairman, was the only one of the lot that did not secure any new members, but W. C. Breed, chairman of the General Campaign Committee, relieved the memberé by announcing that one mem- bership had been mailed to their credit. The colorings are barbaric in splendor and the strong con- trasts of red, yellow, green, etc., are exceptionally artistic. Macy’s prices range from $4.69 each up to $11.19 each. Blankets of California Wool, $4.96 Pair— High neck and long sleeves $4.39 Silk-and-Wool Union Suits (Heavy weight) $4.29 High neck, long sleeves, ankle lengt! $409 All Wool Union Suits (Heavy weight) Low neck, sleeveless, ankle length BOY'S RUSSIAN MODEL OVERCOAT $3.96 (Fea Low neck, sleeveless, ankle length High neck and short sleeves $4.49 f ' they’re coming for— 4.09 ‘The H. B. Clafin Company subscribed | High neck and short sleeves $4.49 Elsewhere $6.25 and more For Boys From 2! to 10 Years Old tor ftteen new memberships; the Rem- | ; High neck and long sleeves 69 | High neck and longsleeves $4.69 California wool is the best in the United States, because A reduction of one dollar below the reg- Dimard, Match Company, fiver inv the! “Maysko” Silk-and-Wool Union Suits the warm climate allows the natural oil to remain in the sheeps’ ular Macy price of $4.96, on a coal thal is Irving National Hank, five. At the end | Light weight, low neck, sleeveless, ankle length $2.97 wool. This makes the wool curly, resilient and moisture re- selling in other stores al $6.50. Hing. PeThese Blankets have just enough cotton in the warp to pre- vent shrinkage in laundering. The wool filling is extremely soft and warm, and the finish is very smooth. Each Blanket is meaty bound with silk ribbon and measures 70 inches by 82 inches. of the roll call of committee, It was found just two memberships were lack- ing to make up a total of 60) for the two days’ work, These and five others were quickly subscribed by present. “Already, our efforts are bearing frult Nothing rémains but to say that the Coats are made in belted back style, of warm, closely-woven, mixed overcoatings, in grays and browns. — Some with diagonal lines. “Some combined with tiny spots of vivid color that make a heather mixture, They have either seif or velvet collars, and $3.69 Imported Swiss Ribbed Cotton | Imported Swiss Ribbed Merino Union Suits—(P Re sizcg?® Union Suits— Pure white, medium weight, finely Pee ree earns: medium peuenetn ‘and. sleeveless, Low neck and sleeveless, ankle High neck and short sleeves $3.39 ‘ High neck and long sleeves members 4 - length 7 incites abate are lined throughout with a fine qualit learnecieand oho slewes Hectnatoretes, BRI Fn Macy’s Fine rion flannel. de ae High neck, short sleeves Hightieck and lone ef ¥ Italy an: rance an THE TAILORING—as evidenced b High neck'and long sleeves SC Ale ne cieevee ne jermany Imported Blankets _Aastria | the real bone buttons (no paplesmncia Jersey Ribbed Merino Union Swiss Ribbed Union Suits or FROM ITALY come warmly) FROM FRANCE come striped the silk-sewn seams, the shaping of the Pucron 57. Con, Baroce Sv. Binuves wool Blankets, with silk bound ends, q i in white with pink or blue, and tan with pink or blue. These are pure wool, light and warm. Prices $7.27 to $12.61 each. FROM AU! 1A we import woo) Blankets, reversible, dainty colorings and finish. shoulders and the felling of the collar— is excellent and the cut is smart as skill can produce, woven and bright colored silk-spun Slumber Blankets, light weight and striped in Roman tints. Prices are 94c each to $1.79 each. Jersey Ribbed Cotton Suits, 69¢ Medium weigh! these very popu- lar grades of un arments, neck and_ sleeveless, ankle length. Elsewhere $1.00. Jersey Ribbed Cotton Union Suits, medium weight, $1.48 White, hand trimmed, high neck, long or short sleeves, ankle length. Regular sizes 3 to 40 inches. Fine Ribbed Cotton Union Boys’ Overcoats at Macy's excel because of the wide range of siens~ 25 to 18 Fete because of the cut and taibring—silk sewn scams, rein- fercements under arms, hand felled collars, ete.; because of the range of materials — FROM GERMANY come Blank- ets in somewhat finer colors than the Suits, 98¢ Suits, 98¢ Italian, and with a lustrous finish.| plain-colors. and. stripe effects, for | | | ‘hisehlll, ereey, tweed, cordurey, ete.; because of the varied colorings and effects, too Pure white, light welght, hand fine | Medium weight, tn high neck and {| They are in Oriental effets, and are Single ancl double beds. "Priced, | | | samerom tysortin, and ksh, cause we overeat rot Brak pes ished, trimmed with mercerized tape. | short sleeves, knee and ankle length, | | priced $4.69 each. $24.06 to $29.98. d terial, cut and tailoring, - rice on boys’ overcoats range from $3.96 High neck, long sleeves, ankle length ph mater'al. or high neck, long sleeves and ankle lengt! CAMEL'S-HAIR BLANKETS FROM MANY are among the $4 R. warmest and most luxurious made. The color Is a light tobacco brown, and they make excellent couch covers, “throw-overs,” or lounge and hammock wraps. They can easily be made up into very origina! comfortable smoking ‘ or lounging robes. Prices are $14.39 to $18.49 Pecemeat. Beer. ———————————————— ’ One-Quarter Below Macy’s Regular Prices Macy's stock of China and Glassware on display and accessible for selling is larger than the combined stocks of all the other department stores in New York City. Of course the prices are the “Lowest-in-the-City.”” : This reduction of one-quarter applies to our entire stock of Rear. ELGIN WATCHES Elgin Watches are sold everywhere but at Macy’s at standard prices which aver- age 1-5 more than Macy’s prices Swiss Ribbed Cotton Union Suits, 98c. Pure white, winter weight, fine quality, silk-finished neck, silk tape immed. - High neck, ankle length, and long or short sleeves. Sizes 34 to 40. “MARCHIONESS”” SILK UNION SUITS. “Marchioness" Knitled Silk Garments are made to Macy's order and are the highest ype of silk underwear made. ‘‘Marchioness" hugh are notable because of their excellent wearing qualities and heir FRA HOST TAS Cd arm shields and seats add lotheir dura- bility. Sizes 34 lo 42, Formerly 22.50, 25.00 & 30.09 Now Reduced to 4° “Marchioness” Silk Union|“Marchioness” Silk Embroid- English Rock Crystal Glassware. A few of the exceptional | Elgin Watch, Elgin Watch, Suits, $2.94 ered Union Balt Wa values offered, ine valng many of the foremost German, French $7.89 $14.49 Wednesday Sale ished. right kanes, low neck t | Crocheted top, tight knee. and rhc remy ree SS ae at Elsewhere $10.00. Elsewhere $19.50. Be, aoa “Marchioness” Silk Embroid-|“Marchioness” Sill Embroid- | "*¥ {rd 320% testests | Stat port a SE eee er Byitt ered Union Suits, $3.89 ered Sets, $5.94, $6.89 and $7.49 | Macy's Prices Were $67.45 10 $141.00.| Macy's Price Was $25.88 Dot. i 22.50 London Tweed Bults, 14.50 White, of pink, handsomely ems | broidered (ornate silk iobon bows, en China Servi French China Service Plates | watch tas" a™ Jointed” plain poe plain’ polished ‘vpeittice cise of $25 Stylish Whipcord Suits, 1450 brolasred. thane with French bane Pink white snd peti yearns Dot $26.91 Dor ished 20-year gold-filled Fan e Peekt. ‘eu ‘mode! and d Velvet Suits, 14.50 p and tig! ee. reinforced and | parts weil reinforced. ices for two , . ate case. The figures on the dial has the gracetul t bow, te eerie ranean’ very finely finished. Pieces,) tecond ieee, Contre, | Macy's Price Was $84.75 Dox. | Macy's Regular Price, $35.88 Dot. | CPrtetul but very legible black type |The Method vot iwinting. the It is fitted with a T-jewel Elgin | case, movement, and is an absolutely en entirely prevents The English China Service Plates at $41.06 doz, (Mi are in delicate ivory shade with coin gold edge and large as shown in the iiustration, 's price was $54.75. the entrance of $30 Smart Long Coat Suits, 14.50 80,00 Fancy Sample Suits, 14,60; VELOUR SOFA PILLOWS 1 49 in dull gold with 12 hand ainted tea roses in pink. Th vary Mtg “hina | pendable timek dust. Every Suit’ Hand | Tailored; ; , Thorough! dependable watches are Macy's “Herald Square” slined with ‘“Skinner’s Satin,” Priced Elsewhere $2.00 and More Watchas, Priced rom # P49 10 $64.50. For Men, Women and Children, Hunting or open Jace. Filled with 11+, 15-, 17+, and 21-jewel movements. Cases are of tm bors id gun-melal, sterling silver, standard American goldyilled aid solid L4ahs, soies My's a Forge and Valentine” Watches come in ihe samp ! every desirable shade; would advise early selection, “REMEMBER, ALTERATIONS FREE Soft pastel shades of red, brown, green, rose and blue velour over filler cushions (measuring 26 inches square), stuffed with very resilient silk floss. ‘Third Fi., 35th 8t., Rear, HERALD SQUARE iuwsrutt?eithe-nner NEW YORK