The evening world. Newspaper, January 8, 1913, Page 5

cin Speech Weal Bat Endanger Life @fAbsent Money Trust Wit- _ Ress, Says Dr. Chappell. ide tong as William Rockefeller, the Ofl mittionatre, lives he must @e to run the risk of vdpatatel death. This te th ‘Fitty-Afih street, the of! man’s physi- @an. Dr. Chappell adde that Mr. Robke- ‘@eler makes even bis simplest wants! he husband drove his car or had @ Smewa ta writing and does not epeak at) cnaunour. a B@orte to converse, undue exertion or @eltement, the medical man asserts, | teenth street. ‘Yould be itkely to bring on @ laryngeal @peem, which would cause death by the medics! man asserts, | Rnodslike protuberances there is no Femedy for the condition in a person ef MMe Gdvanced years. These facts, in the opinion of the Physician, should put the ol! man's ap- pearance as & witness before the Pujo Money Trust Investigaung Committes uttegy out of the question. Speaking of his patient, Dr. Chappell ead: “T have come to the conclusion that Mr. Rookefeller’s throat trouble is @hronic, and that my patient must sud- Jeet himself to ‘wllent treatment’ for the remainder of his days. “‘@fent treat> ment,’ about which so much has been eald lately, le not a new treatment. It elmply means the reat cure for . the lerynx, When one talks !t exercises the \arynx just as when one walks it exer- eisen the legs, Often a leg ts put in a plaster cast when it is injured. That is ‘ what 1 have done to Mr. Rockefeller's laryax by ordering him not to speak. IT have surrounded bis laryns with allence.”* LARYNX COVERED WITH “KNOBS” AND E88. ‘The physician takes exception to any fmtimation that Mr. Rockefeller’s con- dition is being exaggerated to permit poe Lim to escape giving testimony. Gaid he: “It 1s known very well that Mr. jer’e throat has prevented him for many years trom speaking above & husky ‘whisper, I have made that fact known oh several occasions before when his health came into question. In inter- views given in the present agitation I have made it known. ills lerynx now carries knoblike protuberances that in- terfere with clear speech, “However, in Mr. ‘Radkefellera’ case the sensation i# more painful, violent, suffocating and may prove fatal at any time.” ——E—E NO WORD FROM PANTHER. WASHINGTON, Jan. §.—The supply .Abip Panther wae still unreported at the Friday, but is due in Guantanamo eome- time thie afternoon, OMicials here denied any apprehension that the vessel might heve damaged in the hurricane of leat week, and said that it was not wu for @ ship not to report position ‘ner arrival at the port of destina- THE NEW STORE FOR MEN OFFERS A NEW LOT OF of $22, $25 and No, “er, aoe and veftecing severely from shook, the 04 man was taken to Harlem Hospital. Because of his age his recovery ts doubt- ful. Detective Stein and Thompedn found the license had been issued te Wiliam Northrop of No, 120 West One Hundred et. At thie address throp said ehe knew nothing of the accident. She refuted to say whether The dotectives went in| search of Northrop, who wes reported to be a Clothing dealer in West Four- ———_— New Progressive Clab Heuse. ‘The Founders’ Progressive Club of the ‘Twenty-first Assembly District will open ite new clue house at No. 10 Bdge Combe avenue to-night. ‘The clul several hundred members, doth and women. Two women have elected vice-presidents. - HAPPY. LAUGHING CHILO SHORTLY. If Cross, Feverish, Bilious and Sick, Let “Syrup of Figs” Clean Its Little Waste-Clogged Bowels. No matter wha: your child, hd op tle, thorough laxative physic should al- bs xh be the first treatment given. our child isn’t ay end well, resting biel tos ren the rally it ip. sute sign ¢) le ti \d 80 feet of bowels are led foul, cunstipeted waste m: and a gentle, thorough cleansing at table, feverish, stom- bad of your little one ane sour, seat &] hesstomach-ache, diarrhoea, sore throat, | full of Ta tongue coated, give a tea-| hours all the clogged up wast: \di- quoted food and sour ‘hie will" gently nace, eriping OF or weakness, aad you si aa a ve a in happy and ‘tale ar arakare ou are mot drug- Steosa ‘and aro- ides, jothers should always keep 8; a ian handy. Itisthe only Somes, if ts —a little siven | to-day a sick child to-morr. Full and for grown-ups plainly printed on the Ask your druggist forthe Dir name, Batt b Calif 8, Era ef the delicious testing, (Mae i senpe of Syrup of Figs, and in a few pase on omens ot he tte beeen ing composed en- ot Sh 7 Salts ion fovett its delicious fig tates cleanser and tor needed "Miesve il eave dl Girection ‘for children of all ages “Syrup and Flisir of Senna,” reliable. Refuse anything else $28 grades Introducing a better class of suits than men have yet assaciated with the price of $15.50. Of better cloth, in better patterns, made better, in better style. The pick of 500 suits left on the hands of a manufacturer who doesn’t know how to make cheap clothing. All-wool, of course. . Don’t let the little price prevent you from coming in. Any. man who wears a $28 suit will be glad of any among these 243, ‘Tomorrow, at $15.50, Broadway, corner Eighth afi ‘S 40,000 Pairs at Savings of 407% sna M's and Women’s How, in Srey Se es or wea’ fect in quali i lation of a ney acre. Thousands qe but hased much under the for seléction on tables a the Cen in the department;—Ma Women’ * Hose, 1 Sold elsewhere 25¢ to 35c a patr. Cotton Hose—medium and tight| , Lisle Hose in finetight weight or weight; seamless and fleece lined -weight of dur- Hose. < able quality. Women’s Hose, Sold elsewhere for 50¢ a Neonte Hose—all black or with split ‘iC soles: also heavy weight cot- Sg a lool Hose—light weight. displayed Centre Aide, Main Floor, as Women's Hose, Elsewhere 75¢ lo $1.00 0. poir ‘Hand-embroidered Lisle Hose in latest designs and colors. Fancy foot patterns and novelty effect. ene aeae a in plain Ik Hose i pia “tide Howe, | elaborate designs. Women’s Silk Hose, Sold elsewhere for $1.50 to beh oubocies ‘all silk on Ie cere ein ‘Men's Hose, 1 Sold Elsewhere at 25¢ Cotton Half very Sold elsewhere Black Silk Liste and colored lisle ray, navy Sind Ba thread hose, also black | fishioned. colored embtondery, or colored Wale anise or ete effects. self-color emi Lisles in black and fashionabl Fancy sti h ci *) andlor ners etn Back CLEARANCE OF CHIFFON BLOUSES Chiffon Blouses, $2.97 to $6.94 Secend Figen Macy's prices were $4.00 to $10 upe, wistaria, navy atid brown chil nor net. Not all sizes in every style, all Women planning a tour Southward will be interested in the collection of new res: displ: the Second Fi isplayed in the Macy Gown Salon on “Palm Beach” pM Gowns (As are of notes elegance. A deep Ens of Irishcrochet lace de- ines the cutaway coat effect. he bodice in Louis XV. coat ef- fer | is of white charmeuse while the same soft lustrous silk in black is employed for the graceful skirt at $86.75. Gowns of rare distinction and originality. Dinner Gowns, showing the new transparent bodice effect, are of Moorish embroidered net in dull cream colorin; with a.desp draped irdle sash of black swat! the hips in Spanish style. A touch of bright yellow and black embroidery brightens the yoke. An unusual model; priced at $69.75. . . Lengerse Dresses of exquisite style include a Patis model of hand embroidered handker- chief linen at $74.75, embel- lished with hand made cluny laces. Other dainty Frocks are of the new agaric, eponge ratine, and similar fabrics, in snowy white or rich cream colorings. A dress at $34.75 is of the new crepe voile with soutache braided net yoke and sleeves and elaborate soutache embroidery; a deep Apache girdle of bright rose satin adds the final note of style. Corded Crepe Dresses at $18.74 have the new oval buttons of scarlet hue and velvet girdle and tie to match. An Irish crochet collar adds to its charming simplicity of syle. Chinese crepe in crisp, snowy white is used for a number of new models, and with bright trimmings of Bulgarian embroidery is shown in a dainty Frock at $1474. The new Colbert nett id tn the Ma psidedy Jnl Aendtome trimmings are effec ingeric Dresses, whch § thie a Eminent nole in fashions for the p lt season, The Newest Suis in extensive assortment. The Belted Coat effect, sanctioned by Poiret, is shown in a quaint and clever little Suit at Re .75, Japanese printed chintz in gay pattern is used for the Russian coat and sectional skirt. Butkles of old blue suede trim this delightfully original model. Hand-embrordered linen Sust at $33.75 has a deep collar of ratine with crochet insertion, Smart Coat Dresses for auto wear or for morning wear on the beach are of linen, in one piece effect, fastening down the entire front with odd buttons. In finely woven French linen, such frocks are $9.94. In linen crash, a smart dress with Bul- garian embroidery in gay colors is only $12.74, Sutts and Shirts of the new while and cream woolen fabrics, in extensive and allractive assorimens. ferond Vieer, Broadway. as SALE. OF SAMPLE HOSIERY | color, weight about |. TH, RICE FINE NE FUR COATS A Also included. in this offering, is of this season's most luxurious Fur ids $119.00 Natural Pony Coats. $93.75 Coat (earl ; isNatural Peny Coats 974.75 ., Galan ond Cul Black Pony Coats $09.75. $83.78 * Fur Sets, in addition to the few quoted below, are hundreds Of other fine sets in all the fashionable effucts.and favered pelts. 54 in. “t | All skins have been ‘ae matched. Made to Selo Sell for MB. i ai: util| Scarfs... $33.75 $i 8 aM Muffs... ni a3 $44.75 Nateral Mink 04s sy7s ga Moot Muffs. . .$229.00 Meet scarfs... $21.74 Muffs... $21.74 Scarfs. . .$129.00 Muffs... $33.75 $16.49 Scarfs... $21.74 Muffs... $21.74 Pointed Fes 31.75 Scarfs... $59.75 # WOMEN'S WRAPS, COATS, ULSTERS A Clearance at Great Reductions *s=.7-- The entiré Macy collection of Avena Carriage and’ Afternoon Coats, of ne, ree sorariast imported ii domestic side ferc of handsome and Ulsters—the of the seeson—are now At Greatly Reduced Prices Garments that were $259.00—$124.00 Garments that were $189.00— $89.75 | A" Garments that were. $139.00— $69.18 Garments that were $59.75— $34.15 a Garments that were $44.75 PAA Garments thal were $27.75 —$19.74 The Evening Wraps included in this f offering are of richest metallic bro- caded silks and velvets, of silk velours, plushes and heavy satins. The garments are superbly tri with wide galloons, hand-embroideries and fur and are hand- somely lined. The Boening _ woe priced ab $1. The Carriage and Afternoon Coats are of heavy bengaline silks, velours, cordu- rye. and broadcloths, elaborately braided or hand embroidered. Many models from the foremost American and foreign makers. The Top Coats and Ulsters are smartly tailored, practical garments, made of chinchillas, velour de laines, broadcloth, reversible cloth and heavy mixtures. Many models are fure trimmed.§ Chinchilla Top Coats, Fur Trimmed, $13.74— Full-length, straight-cut model of navy blue Chinchilla, Deep shawl collar of skunk-dyed opossum. Large pockets, Very well tailored. MEN’S SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, 28c About V4 the price that specialty stores ask for Handkerchiefs of similar excellence, These are all pure silk. This collection represents the “clean-up” of a leading manufacturer of his most desirable Silk Handkerchiefs. Most are perfect, though here and there is one or two that have slight imperfections. Colors are while and cream with stripe borders in narrow and Wide otfects in delicate shades of green, brown, lavender, blue and orange, Some have the popular pin stripes. Russian cord woven through the fabric. Some are in delicate self shades of gray, lavender, etc, The size is 21 iw, x 21 im., and there are only 1,200 in the affering—which suggests prompt action. Mala Ficer, Centre. 6 rap Mustraled ts one of the group 33s ERY | HM Mats... $or73 STS Pits mann $29.75 Made of intl soft pli tn oa Lig fe fine ae aie Sati plied “THE CREAT Woe SUE DNTINUE! poetry fs tata Td Unicare i tw a aan pater Gotesar tabs Body Brussels Rugs. Asmiaster } Avery wide assortment in colors to mee paneer st munca va “ss” eens Topstry Breads Ras Rugs of strang weave, soft tothe foot. Mostly wortontalnd floral effects. Biss, ‘Macy's Prise 9 ft.xi2 ft, 11 ft. 3 insaa ft. cep Sosy rec on fr cnn a vig ieSiai ofan, eas val et 4070 wt 0.0 416.24 rR & Oriental In Grey Spree oye at reduced. All of the desiratte weaves FINE CHINA, GSS UPS & ‘A 5 oo te ere Bays Only of the 1-5 Reduetien Ang Papa ah Duy at bees lower than Macy Sin vahuorgrttiog’” Ps sucha petty Every $20.00 h Ever) 580.00 has the purchasing pomey Any Poach Coens or English’ niet geese mt ae are Priced 39¢ and up—this week 1-5 off, Ar elie Set, on mls HG can Stick nok eluded: Ai Fee, stu _Sneeity, ARO RAE NS C and Other G ;