The evening world. Newspaper, December 12, 1912, Page 21

\ \ 11. fraey & Co.'s Ateractions Are Their Lew Priess Herald Square Breedwar, 34th to 35th So A Department for the Sale of Articles Made by the Blind Every cent makers. “We pains You can see several of these Bas- hels, Pillows, Shawls, Slippers, Knitted Goods, Babies’ Cloth- ing and many other things suitable for Xmas gifs, dinky hie MISSES’ COATS & SUITS CLEARANCE Among the many handscrre Fur Coats in the Macy assort- ment of Misses’ apparel—the dashing re of a black-and-white Civet Cat Coat at $189.00 is noteworthy. A Caracul Coat at $159.00 has collar and cuffs of civet cat fur—and at $139.00 an- other Caracul Coat has chinchilla squirrel collar and cuffs. “French Mole” (Mole-dyed Coney) is a reversed striped effect, shown in a smart Coat at $89.75. Top Coats of Kersey Fur-Trimmed Black Caracul Cloth or Imported Corduroy $24.74 Macy’s prices were $29.75 10 $33,75 [ello bs bee! “ Is in the ey ait ul ta The SLM cat, im csc fench seal (dyed Coney), Caracul Cloth Coats of fine si lack. Imported Cord Coats are in brown, navy and black, finely silk lined ‘and nearly all interlined. (Sizes 14 16, 18 years.) Coats of Corduroy, Chinchilla and Im Mixtures are priced $19.74, Macy's prices were $24.75 to $29.75. Misses’ and Juniors’ Winter Coats, $14.74 Macy’s prices were $19.74 to $22.74 One or two of a style—at radical reductions—for a speedy clearance. Full length and seven-eighth Coats, in cheviots, broadcloths, double-faced cloths, fancy mixtures and Chinchillas. Sizes 13, 15, 17 for Janiors; 14, 16 for Misses. Misses’ Handsome Suits, $22.74 Macy's prices were $29.75 to $44.75 High-grade Suits—not more than two or three of any one style, but in sizes, styles and colors affording splendid selec tion. Strictly tailored Russian blouse and elaborately trim- med models in navy, gray, brown and a few in black. Some fur-trimmed. Fabrics include velveteens, cordurqys, fine serges, broadcloths and fancy mixtures. Most of these Suits are in size 16 years—a few are Juniors’ models, Second Floer, Broadway. ~1~—~ WOMEN’S SWEATERS—NEW STYLES Hand-knitted Silk Sweaters, made expressly to our order in Lon- don, are the aristocrats of the Sweater assortment, and show the fine details of finish characteristic of the best English hand-work. White or pale blue Silk Hand-Knitted Sweaters at $32.74 are ina jaunty belted model, very smart in style. Matched Sweater Sets, in fancy shell stitch, in “wood fibre silk,”’ are in soft shades of gray and violet. The Sweater—3% length—is i ateel the little Cap is $3.49, and a long muffler or scarf is $4.74. his set complete totals $33.97, and would make a beautiful Xmas gift. Hand-Knit Sweaters from England $9.94 (As Illustrated) Heavy, pure woo! Sweaters, in a fancy shell stitch, Dou ble- breasted model, Y fastening at side with large pearl buttons, Collar and cuffs of con- trasting colors trim these hand- some white Sweaters, Mannish Sweaters “Rufl-Neck” Model 97-49 Pure wool, in mannish, heavy weave, with “ruff-neck” that may be worn high or low. Turn-back cuffs and odd tab pockets. In white, gray, maroon and black, Imported Sweaters “Slip-Over” Style (ilustrated on figure at right) This very mannish sweater slips over the head and has a convertible collar that may be worn high at neck or ina low sailor collar effect. White, trim- med with contrasting colors. —_—_— All Wool Sweaters Byron Collars $3.96 Norfolk effect, with double stra; knitted in down, front and back. Pow Byron collar and turn-back cuffs. In white, gray, tan, maroon, navy and black, Norfo'k Sweaters $6.74 |Mannish Weave $4.96 All-wool Sweater, very firmly knit- ted, in plain stitch. Large sailor col- lar, button-cuffs—three pockets. In white, gray, maroon, and white trim- med with pale blue. AD Wool Sweaters Two Models $2.96 Plain or fancy weaves, in white, tan, maroon and navy. Coat styles, with Veneck, turnover cuffs “and pockets, A typical Macy value. Imported Caps in many effective new styles and all favored colors... Hats of “fuzzy,"’ Angora-like material are $1.96. The Cap «tinea? on figure al left) is in Angora and is a practical, double-edged skating or sport Cap—at $2.96. The other Hat illustrated has a wired plume of worsted to represent an ostrich feather, and is $3.49. Another Cap at $3.49 has a waving plume of heavy worsted. in Grenadier style. Sweaters for Misses and Children (Sizes 5 fo 14 years) Byron Collar Imitation of handsioit,| Sweaters, $2.96 In a novel model, with A graceful Byron collar kajlor ‘dollar and fancy is the feature of this Nor- turn-back cuffs. In white, folk model, in all wool, , tan and maroon—| White, gray, tan or ma- Si Soot. oon. Fancy weave. Norfolk Sweaters, “Ruff-Neck” $4.89 _ Style — in close, plain weave, kage Pockets and turn- cuffs. Avery Practical style, in ar » @ray, mavy, tan, white. ; Séth Street. ’ THE EVEN OSTRICH PLUME HATS $9.89 Week End Specials On Sale Friday and Saturday Identical in quality with Hats sold elsewhere at $16.50 Fine hand-blocked plush or velvet shapes, in many new pic- ture hat effects and in the smaller aunty rolling and oblong sailor Styles. "Trimmed with either— Two or Three’ Beautiful French Ostrich Plunes The plumes—15 and 18 inches long — have heavy, drooping saat and are of very excellent quality. The Plumes alone, if purchased elsewhere, would cost more than Macy's Pl fur the Trimmed Hat The Hats are black — the Plumes white, black, taupe, alae Si blue and other fa- “TRIMMED HATS Reduced at Wuch Below Cost To make room in our i sae Parlors we have reduced nearly all our Winter Hats—even some Fur Hats are Included. These hats are in per- fect condition—neither shopworn nor soiled. Prices range— Macy's price wes $9.89 to $12.89. Now $6.89. Mat ice was $15.89 to $19.89. cathe Now ‘$9.89, Macy's price .89 to $29.50. bibaaiiediaanns gt 13-4 Other 3 reduced in the same pam en (rte ie fee A Th Coetre WOMEN’S TAILORED SUITS, $11.74 150 Salts taken from regular stock. Macy’s pri.es were $15.74 to $19.74 Serge, cheviot, mannish wor- steds of excellent quality and in a range of colors, including taupe, navy, brown and black. Many smart styles, all this sea- son’s models. While the range of sizes is broken, any size from 34 to 42 may be the styles, in some of the Coats strictly tailored, or in elaborately trimmed effects— with braid and velvet. Many jaunty cutaway models. Skirt of the favored “‘straight-line” cut or favored walking skirt effects with high girdles. ee CLOD WEATHER FOOTWEAR For Women — Misses — Children Arctics—Cut high and medium. First quality only, as the name stamp- ed on sole indicates. ‘Prices ranging from $1.49 for children’s to $2.79 for women's . Black Jersey Leggins—Priced from 49¢ to $1.49. Black Jersey Leggins (Women's Extra High-Cut). Price $1.98. Leather Fauntleroy Leggins, for chil- dren, in black and tan, in assort: ment. Price $1.29 to $2.49. ‘eloel, Corduroy and Chinchilla Leg- gins. Prices range from 79c to $1.49. Warm Black Felt Lace Boots, for Women—These have felt soles and are lined throughout with red flannel. Price $1.89. Black Vici Lace Boots, with Black Felt Uppers, leather soles and low, broad heels. Price $2.29. Stockinette Slumber Socks for Women, ic. Felt, Romeos, Antoinettes,¥ Comfy Slippers and Leather Sole Sli » for Women, in light and dark colors, fur trimmed and ribbon trimmed. Priced from 69¢ to $1.98. Felt Romeos and conte for Mee and Children. iced 84¢ to ( Worsted Slippers—made on the best rade of lamb's-wool soles. Light and lark colors, Men's, $1.39. Women's and M ‘ond Floor. Rear. REAL LACE HANDKERCHIEFS FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS 69c to $11.48 ea. Sold elsewhere al 85c to $14.50. Exquisite examples of the world’s finest handiwork in the art of Lace-making. cluded in this collection are} Handkerchiefs trimmed with Duchesse Real Duchesse with Rose Point. Real Flanders Real Valenciennes Real Cluny Real Florentine Real Flemish Real Maltese (silk or linen) A distinguishing feature of many of these beautifulHand- kerchiefs is that the Lace bor- ders are so fashioned that @ MEN’S CHINCHILLA OVERCOATS, $19.75 Qualities thet were (Earlier In the Se This is a Chinchilla year, and every little mill is mak- ing and selling Apel en great deal of it of the poorest quality imaginable. Macy's Chinchilla Coats are made of materials pro- duced by men who have been making chinchillas for 25 years, and know how. Other stores are charging $30.00 and $32.00 for Coats inferior to these we advertise — inferior because their chin- chilla is cotton-backed, while Macy's is all-wool. Two Styles are (as illus trated) double-breasted, with either notch or shawl collar. Belted backs, Some are in the London “guards” model, with inverted pleat and belt- ed back. All sizes up to 42, in “knee” or “full length models. Colors are blue, brown, tan, gray and heather mixture. An Overcoat of Black Thibet for $14.75 Absolutely all-twool fabric, of fine quality, lined with’a satin-finish “Venetian” twill cloth. Rr opait acd style, finished with a collar of finest quality silk velvet. A stone’s-throw from Macy's an inferior Coat is being offered at $17.50, London-Made Overcoats at Savings Double-breasted Belted-back Coats, made of heather nixture fleeces, warm yet light. Priced $24.75 and $29.75, _ Double-breasted belted back Coats, quarter satin-lined, made of Oxford gray frieze from Ireland and of brown striped fleece from the West of England, at $32.50. te ieaéuer, EXCELLENT SHOES FOR MEN Shoes at $3.49 and $3.96 are in patent colt leather, button style, and in gunmetal and tan, in lace style. The cut follows the po 2u+ lar style adapted from London, in which the heels are rather low and broad, the toe receding, and the soles trimmed close to the uppers. Shoes at $4.96, come in tan, lace| Shoes af $5.94, come in gunmetal, in model, or blucher. Also in gunmetal. di al. | button and lace style. In patent calf, ine. SS aron Stas ieclagp oot lh lace style. The heels are low and narrow and receding—on English lines | Somewhat broad, the toes medium nar- and the closely-trimmed soles and in-|row. The soles are of fine oak-tanned visible eyelets make an unusually neat | leather, and are very supple and flex- effect. ible. ed Slippers for Men, in all desirable shapes and leathers, are priced $1.19 to $3.96. Boys’ Shoes are pticed $1.98 to $3.49, in all desirable models and leathers. ; Boys’ Slippers are priced $1.39 to $1.49, in models and styles. similar to men’s, Fitth FU, Bway and 84th 8, SUCGESTICKS FOR TKE MOTCRIST In cur entarped Department of Autcmotile Supplies, now located on the Fifth Ficor : Macys is the only Stove in the City that Be does rot gite discounts ar commissions AX to chautteurs, All the other stores do, ‘ one or the other. A The savings made possible by Macy's XS one-pr.ce-to-ail system goes straight to you. .. , Diamond lires and inner tubes at regular Macy savings, in stock in sizes from 30 in. x 314 in. to 37 in. x Sin. , Any make of tire or inner Tube will be procured at short notice. Macy's prices for tires as for everything else aie of course “Low- est-in-the City.” Motor Coats, $12.74 to $29.74 Sizes are 48 0.x 60 in. lo 60 in.x72in.| Of black skin, warmly _ lined, Made of goatskin and warmly lined |Sorre with cloth and some with yoke ither wi h i ard sleeve lining of ' Venet: cloth. liner with lack cloth or with green JF ‘roomy models, in S2 and $4 Inch ——_—— lengths. Motor Robes, $18.74 to $26.74 Motor Coat, $29.74 and $34.74 In Jull auto size, 54 in. x 84 in. _ Of brown calfskin. Very warmly Heavily cloth-lined. Of goatskin or |lined., Wind cuffs in the sleeves, black dogskin, with stitched of ruffled |Full-cut model, which buttons readily der. over the knees when one is sitting. Coats, Fur and lined with Fur, in raccoon, muskrat, mar- mot, wallaby (dwarf Australian kangaroo) etc., are priced from $12.74 to $149.00. Fur Gloves in all sizes ard styles, of muskrat, raccoon, dog- skin, electric seal and beaver... For Men ard Women, Priced 1.96 to $19.74, Fur Caps are $2.96 to $14.74, Fur Collars from 3.96 to $17.74, Motor Apparel Dept., 5th Fl. 84th St. MEN'S SWEATERS---MACY SAVINGS Ruff-mech" Sweaters at $5.94 (sold| _“Ruff-nech" Sweaters at $6.49 and Wanten ‘at $7,00) are shaker-knit of | £7.49, in medium and heavy weight. the finest lamb's wool. The collars are| Sold elsewhere for $7.00 and $8.00, perfect-fitting and there are two pock-| Plain knit of the finest lamb’s wool, in ets. Colors are gray, maroon, navy] light gra blue and white. “Ruffen ealers at $7.74 (sold elsewhere for $8.75 and m s knit in. extra h lamb's wool of the finest q' i c germent has two pockets, and weighs 3 Ibs, Colors are gray, maroon, navy blue, white, and heather mixtures. Coat Sweaters at $4.96 (sold elsewhere at $6.00). Made of finest lamb's wool, heavy, shaker-knit. Two pockets. Colors are gray, maroon, navy blue and white, Sweater Coals at $4.96 (sold elsewhere for $6.00) and at $5.49 (sold elsewhere for $6.50) are made of finest lamb's wool, with two pockets. Colors are navy, gray, Harvard, white, Oxford and tai Oxford, Harvard, vy, ly tailored and ind comfortably K . With pockets and Il very carefully fin- ater Coats from $1.98 for an all-wool garment, up to $6.74 for a Coat, finely finished, in a striking heather mixture, Fifth | Floor, Centre. RH Macy ber HERALD SQUARE sunsrtuitio tah ernest NEW YORK obart, DEVEMbAR 12, 3018, SEASONABLE UNDERWEAR AT MACY SAVINGS 's Vests & fold eeahere fo e (a weight, bleac! fleeced. The vests with long sleeves and the drawers ankle length to match. All sizes. re h bie ag i fan tc 3. Prencl ind ti or pace! gray only. Extra size, , —wW 's Union Suits, of medium weight white bleached cott All hand trimmed: Ankle length and the sleeve either long ——Wemen’s Union Suits, $1 Of cotton imported from Switzers land. | White only and sleeveless low neck style. Ankle length, low neck and short Lay Medium and_ he: weight, of) ing needle ribbed cotton and absolutely perfect fitting. Pearl buttons, Men's Union Suits, $1.4¢: Medium and heavy weight, of pring needle ribbed, best combed Maco cotton. Very elastic and comfortable in fit. , | gai Macy's prices were 98 to $1.39 garment. Mostly large sizes in medium and heavy weight, 4 or % wool. "8. Shirts & Drawers, 1.1 garment Sold elsewhere ter $2.00. Full fashioned, of wool, in white only. Medium weight, all sizes Suits, 45 Of natural color cotton ‘and fleece lites. Heavy weight, in sizes 10 12, . 4 ‘Boys’ Union Suits, 7%. ———, Of natural color cotton, fleece ined and buttoned down the front. s. Tubular straps and buttons. Sizes4to 12, nion Suit 4%: In sizes 4 to 10, Of bleached cot- ton, fleece lined and made with drop seat and to button down front. Same in sizes 12 to 14, 59¢. hildren’s Vests & Pants, ——~, le per gi Of bleached cotton, fleece lined. High neck vest with long sleeves. In sizes 2 ta 10. Priced 29¢ gar- ment for sizes 11 to 14, | Mahe and Chit an the Second Main Floor. Bath St rear. BLANAETS FOR BEDS AND FOR BATHROBES Al Typical Macy Savings mo Blankets, $1.65-—— Size 72 in, x 88 in. In pretty de- signs with plain borders to match, in light, medium and dark shades. Full robe fs wah firdle cord to match. |. Bich one neatly boxed, Priced $2.14 and $2.67 for the 12 in. x 90 in, size, : | rene” | 7——Bathrobe Blankets, $3.9.-—— bize 72 in, x 86 in. Of wool, from in the seven colors, than one shade in each color, Choice of 20 designs. ee Germany. Oriental s. Size $$ i ———_-Y at $4.69. In a wide range and striking stripe In. x 75 in. (———~Blankets, $3.49 Pais Of fine “Eastern” wool with extra soft filling. Very warm and fluffy F ied with a 4-inch silk binding ir iors to match the border. Size 60 in. x 80 in, Larger sizes pto $4.79 (pr.). Pt miacrane ie Fi rom, erm: of ient: effects. Si ‘Blank 7———— Blankets, $8.47 Pair Macy's No. 70 high-grade Blanket of pure all-wool from California, Made especially to our order. Pink and blue, orders silk-bound, Size 70 in, x 80 in, $10.89 (pr.). Resement, Neer ——__) A larger size “1 can understand how one might buy food on credit, because food S$ necessary to sustain life, but the fact that people buy pianos, car nets, fi and books on the Instalment Plan |s only proof of their gullibil Debt is a rope to your efoot, cockle-burrs In your hair, and a clothespin on your tongue, The man in debt for things he could have done without is In a continual ducking-stool of disgrace.”—Ell Hub . The advantages of shopping early in the day are many. Some ot them: (1) We have more time to give you careful and indioidual (2) You have more time lo mahe careful selection, 43 Mons of cur best tokoct ore te Uilied gua therefore rf Sold out before noon, ‘ % The early shooper catches the particalarly strong values. BOYS’ NORFOLK SUITS MUCH REDUCED These Norfolk Suits are now $4.96, $5.94 and $7.49. Macy's prices ‘were $6.49 to $9.74. (te Sizes up to 18 years) Cut in the new model from London, which has natural shoulders and knick- stitching to prevent ripping of pockets, Smart Overcoats for Boys, . ;; Big and Little =: ; pry tp pa terted omen b Double-treasted Overcoats at |$7.49 (sol " $4.96 (sold elsewhere for $6.00). Made at fre bent haa | For boys 10 to 17 years old! browns and hea Made of all wool gray and brown | Lined with wool t! mixtures. Big, full, roomy coats] with yoke, and some wit with belted backs and convert- and the new ible collars, long coats, ith C ' collat coats, wil Dou ble - breasted Ulsters ‘at| ble collar and belt back. to $16.49 (: to size | © lar and ; Coats Chinchilla Overcoats at $4.96 and style) are the most au most this winter. In all thenew ls, with shawl or hs from “‘knee"’ to “just above ankle.” For boys to 18 years. , lacy’s sold in every point—at $7.00. Some stores, 50 for it. ‘ ‘< [We tullontonsch wok, wade ef altveol Carraania chine. chilla cloth, in navy, gray or brown. It is woollined, and has the Venetian yoke that enables it to’: stip on easily. TH is double-breasted, has either gilt or bone buttons, and a collar of fine quality velvet. The finish of Macy's Boys’ ote but ve cones 4 sis Lory peeptionahy well /e have 2es for boys from 2}4 19 10 years BOYS’ SWEATERS—SEASONABLE GIFTS The Savings Average 44 ‘ ( B : ‘ < Nn it worsted yarn, and the turn-over collar buttons| most popular Close to the neck. The colors are navy. tan, red and gray, and the coat is finished with pearl buttons and two pockets. it We have this Sweater Coat in sizes for boys from 6 to 16 years old, costing from $1.98 to $3.96, and the savings extn are about one-fifth as compared to prices elsewhere. A Regular Skating and Football Sweater at $1.98 is seen on the boy in the left centre. A finer grade in the same model costs $2.79 and $3.49. The Sweater is made of heavy-weight worsted yarn, and has the high turn- over collar. It fits boys from 6 to 16 years and comes in navy, gray, and red. Boys' Hockey Caps at 49¢ come Sweaters mentioned above. Some plain, some Shaker knit, and all in extra full sizes, nd Floor, 35th St. Rear. BOYS’ FINE RUBBER COATS, $1.98 Wentical Quality Advertised Elsewhere as Special at $2.25" Thoroughly waterproof, and made of a fine quality rubber sheeting. The of bone) are firmly riveted. Cut long, as illustrated, and with ample room for arms and shoulders. For boy of 4 to 16 years. ’ Rubber Coats at $2.49, are made of the best quality rubber sheeting, lined in tan khaki, and fasten with hooks. Rubber Caps in all sizes, to match the Coats, are 69, and “‘Sou'wester” Hats are 59c, Rain Coats of tan cioth are $3.49 wnd $4. Double in texture and ly j Caps to match (without cape, ue Ree ES