The evening world. Newspaper, April 2, 1913, Page 13

More Than Fifty Cases of Scarlet Fever and Measles in Parkvifle Section. HEALTH BOARD ACTS., Physician and Nurse on Duty Daily in School No. 134, Near Ocean Parkway. Parents of the 2,000 children who at- @an4 Public School 1% in Eighteenth @venue, near Ocean Parkway, in the Parkville section of Brooklyn, are @iarmed over many cases of scarlet fe- ver and measics among the children @uving the last week or ten days. So far, according to Dr. Edward M. ‘Thompson, President of the Parents’ Aasociation, more than fifty cases have been reported, and a physician and a muree from the Board of Health are on G@uty Gally at the schoo! examining chil- and taking precautions to prevent Gurther apread of the diseases. Many parents have taken their sons Gaughters out of echoo!, and others, reassured ‘by the presence of doctor, are prepared to with- ir children on the discovery of case, The youngsters are to rigid examinations dally, ‘who cannot pags practically Physical test are sent home. of the Health Board that the epidemic may be far as the school te of the doctors of Park- im the cases of the sufferers, and, although some chfidren are reported to be in a condition, none 1s in danger of @o far as ts known. » Thompson, addressing the regu- nthiy meeting of the Kensing- Parkville Improvement League it, a@ chairman of the Commit- th and Sanitation, voiced of nearly every one who fm the echool when he at- the recent outbreak of disease the sanitary condition of the school @ullding and offered a resolution con- @emning the Board of Health for its gence in not providing proper med- feal inepection. Dr. Thompson said he would Oring trie wegiect as well as the unwhole- @ome condition of the echoothouse to the attention of the Flatbush Medical Goclety, with the request thet the phy- oo A i i ! i TL agile Hn i g : te j Petticoats are made in the most beau- tiful designs and of the best quality and choicest of petticoat materials— —— , senralions, taf- fetas silk jerseys. No Alterations. Look for the label on the waistband At All Department Stores. ‘Women’s \Confidence in |the efficacy of this thoroughly tried home remedy is never misplaced. In levery way—in health, strength, spir- tts and in looks—women find them: leetves better after timely use of BEECHAMS ¢ fem LS LDS DDS EDS KA RSA KA RO ROS LOWS tA (SNAG AGRA BA OA CA GA Ga GAGA GA EA GA A AL 40 4 8 AD AOABRES Geld everywhere, ln boxes, 10s, 256. _ eeececpeeeOOIOO 5 23) R. H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Lew Prices. ae 9 ) Herald Square, Broadway, 34th to 36th St. 3) 4 ty *100,917 2 ’ avedisé 74,260 2 ay To the People : $ of New York @% 9 and Vicinity. ry r+ i, ° K High Infact— 8) fealty 4 Grade S ake 6 e the rr Wilton Stndend 3D » 7364 Superb Rugs, Suitable for Every Room, be it ry Small or Large, be it in City, Suburban, Seashore or =: Mountain Home, Cottage or Bungalow. Rugs for 7, offices, Ante Rooms, Waiting Rooms, Etc. a) At Savings of 1/4 to 1/3 These Rugs are made by one of | see the Rugs, who made them and the two foremost manufacturers of | will recognize their supreme qual- high-grade Rugs in the United | ity and superior beauty of pattern States. By arrangement we do | and richness of coloring.—On the not mention the name but you | back of each Rug is woven the will know instantly, when you | maker’s name. This is one of the szonteet retail transactions in American-made Rugs of the highest that has ever been “put up”:to the New: York Public.” Only such a Store as Macy’s could swing such a proposition. The new Rug department on the Fourth Floor is prepared to give you every facility for selection including matching and harmonizing of small Rugs with large ones, orof large Rugs which are to be used in adjoining rooms. Each Rug is perfect in every detail of weave, design and color. There are copies of the finest Oriental Rugs, Kirmanshahs, Serapis, Khorassans, Tabriz, Sarabends, Kazaks, and all-over Persian effects in the richest colorings.—A few Chinese patterns copied from the rare Samar- kand Rugs in typical Eastern tones.-—Pattern Rugs for Mission Rooms. —Exquisite French effects for Boudoir and Reception Rooms.—Two- eaelicg to harmonize with the finest type of furnishings. - The colorings inclade--- Rags in: Grey and Blue, Blue and Gald, Ivory, ecru, rose, blue, cream, Rose and Gold, Tan and Green | tan, mahogany, French grey, and almost every other artistic light grey, dark blue, and mul- blend of colors: berry shades. Two tone effects in--- i [es In fact of colorings and designs Grey, tie epeain, tn) dl there is an endless variety. There can be no domestic Rug requirement, either as to size, quality, or pattern, for harmonizing with any decorative or color scheme, that cannot be met to your complete satisfaction in this vast stock at these special prices, SCALE of SIZES and SAVINGS 2527 Highest Grade 24851 French Weave 2386 Highest Grade Royal Wilton Rugs ; Wilten Rugs French Weave Wilton Rugs sittin | Sit Satie 94 24 + $31.25. 4600 cree 41,50. -69.00... 60.7 00, 69.00 A 735 i WW 3x 15......78, + 1186.50 68.25 > A rus and goat leathers, silk lined, metal $27,487 Worth for $19,375 $45,660 Worth for $34,202 By or self-covered frames, single or double » strap handles and fitted with small Wr PRD COB: BLUR eee Mee ¢ pie “x YY YY, purse. A few Dress Bags of finest RITA TIRE (io iin k aa <- " YEE REECE TN OOOO CLE NECE OL AEIEE ON Pn tment encircles the low waist line. RRA oS 4 ¥ SOS SIPC RA RIRIRAR IRIE IRR aS) zy, 4 -¥, La bb wah WURLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1¥,38. PARENTS AROUSED § : MEN ES ES ON EN EV EXON EN EN EN El BY EPIDEMIC IN A ze BROOKLYN SCHOOL $ USE THE ESCALATORS for Safe, Speedy Means of Passing From Floor to Floor Braid-trimmed Copy of a “Francis” Model Featured in the suit (iUustrated) are long panels of soutache braid straps and satin buttons, cleverly used to trim both the coat and the draped skirt. The pointed collar is of rich Oriental silk in bright but harmonious colors, and the two-button cutaway coat has the smartest Tuxedo revers and is fully lined with peau de cygne, The skirt on the new silhouette lines has a fitted gir- dle top. In diagonal Bedford cord— nary biue and brown. of Men’s Wear Serge A ver; finish the revers, the cuffs, at back of the coat, which is lined with Peau de cygne and trimmed with buttons. plain, is on the newest lines with inverted pleats, In a@ very superior quality of serge, navy blue or black. FASCINATING Fashions in AFTERNOON GOWNS Featuring most effectively the combination of brocaded and plain fabrics is an Afternoon Gown at $79.75—a faithful copy of a ‘Premet” model. ils blue and black, Ruffles of P; folds. AGN, Are Their Low Prices. SALE OF LINENS Tailored SUITS At SPECIAL Prices Paris and Amercian designers have created many clever and original fashions in demietailored and Tailored Suits. Copied from a French model is a Suit in midnight-blue wool-poplin at $64.75—with the long waisted blouse coat effect. The scalloped peplum is braid trimmed and a broad band of braid Rose colored charmeuse collar and cuffs are edged with black satin and piped with white, and soft frills of lace afford a dainty finish. [In the New Department—Third Floor | 9 for Table and Dress Use Broadway, 34th toasehSe. | Savings of 1/5 to 1/8 : Admirable Assortments of SUMMER FURNITURE BEAUTIFUL PERGOLA has been Al built over a large section of the new ©ae} and improved Furniture Department, i now on the Sixth Floor. Jn and around this Pergola is one of the most charming displays in the City ot willow, rattan, wicker, fibre rush and cane Furniture, including that for porches and verandas. Every pretty, practical, desirable piece for your Home, Cottage, Bungalow or Camp at savings of 1-5 to 1-3. Wicker Suites in Ivory Enamel ft Bedford Cord Suits. $29.75. 4 'y “correct” model, with straight line coat, finely tailored and with the smart little details of finish that are usually found in custom-made garments. Embroidered crow's feet in heavy silk 40 inches x 40 inches, and the Chairs fit underneath it, and con- sequently take up very little room. The skirt, severely Attractive spindle-back de illustrated and double-woven cant Frame very strongly made ot maple. Rockers in further assortment up ta $2.79, Black satin charmeuse is employed for the yoke, sleeves and draped skirt, While the pointed bodice, girdle, peplum and long sash draperies are of the brocade in rich shimmering tones of sap- yraguay shadow lace, delicate ut effective in mesh and pattem, finish the round neck and the novel sleeves, and the tiny vest is of white net in soft surplice Of maple, with wide arms, double- woven cane seat and slat back. Also up to $2.79. Mere Chemenn $38.75 A very elaborate model (as i lustrated)—the soft rich sik com- bined. with chiffon cloth effect- ively braided and embroidered and mounted over fine shadow lace. A round collar, edged w th a tiny pleated frill, opens in surplice ef ect over a vest of shadow lace. An odd girdle embroidered in gay colorsand metallic thread joins the bodice and the gracetul y draped skirt. Satin Charmeuse of superior quality—black, Havana brown, aay, navy and terra cotta. Meera $19.74 Modified copy of an mported mode, this Frock is of very fetch- ing style, with moire silk revers, uffs and girdle of contrasting color and dainty little unde sleeves and pointed collar of ecru batiste, lace rimmed. Wing-like draperies, and a long draped panel are featured in the graceful skirt. Charmeuse in navy ius, taupe, copper, Copenhagen end black. Women’s HAND BAGS Savings That Are Attractive Macy's assortment of Hand Bags is most complete, repre- senting all that is newest and best in style, color materials and shape. All Bags are artistically and substantially made and fin- Real Leather Hand Bags, 94c Women's Hand Bags of Real Leather in a variety of smart styles, car- riage and envelope shapes, silk or leatherslined, and fitted with coin purse. Single or double strap handles, nickel or gun metal trimming. styles have handle at the back, inside frames and single or double-button fastening’. Real Leather Hand Bags, $1.49 $ Dainty Bags in fifteen different | ., Made of Real Seal, Pin Seal, styles, all new chic models, fitted with | tifully’ silk lined and fitted with mi purse and mirror, some with purse : only, Some are lined with Bengaline | frames are German silver, silk, others with soft leather, with | fancy. with double. strap German silver or self-covered plain and fancy frames, single or double strap handles, Carriage Bags of Real Leather, $1.94 ished. There are about twenty styles In these beautiful Bags, of fine seal, wal- | hr 'vite ts Of maple. ‘bo match the chairs at $1.49, Slat seats and backs. Comfortable and strong. Stroi du Macy’s “‘Bar Harbor’’ Chair in every sense. Entirely hand-made. Rockers to match (with cushion) are $5.49 and settees are $9.34, White WASH FABRICS which, for this Sale only, are offered at these very special prices. dainty underwear, this sale presents unusual opportunities, for the fabrics are of standard qualities and the prices mean sub- stantial saving>. Real Leather Bags, $2.94 wide wale effect; extra width (36 inches). Very smart for sepae rate skirts, one-piece dresses or suits. ror and purse or purse only. weight and very pretty weave; the season's most popular fabric The styles are strictly up-to-the. | for summer dresses. minute, the workmanship perfect and all the new shades of the season are included. Envelope Bags of Real Pin Seal, Genuine Pin Seal leather in the | long envelope shape, silver or gilt mounted, is one of the season's most novel bags. ments have metal frames and silk lining, fitted with flat purse and The back strap and top handle are finished with flap inches; durable, firmly woven, but sheer and thin enough for dainty summer undergarments. fine silk finish. idth 40 inches. mirror. button fastener, As illustrated above, Consisting of Settees measuring 50 inches x 22 inches at $26.25; Tables, 28 inches x 22 inches, at $11.24; Rockers, at $15.24; Jardinieres at $6.49; Chairs to match (not shown in illustration) at _$/4.67. Wicker Card Suites, $28.75 Consisting of Table and four Chairs. The Table measures Wicker Furniture in stock from a Chair at $4.49 4 a Seltee at $26.25, Furniture of ‘‘Fibre Rush” These can be had finished in either brownor greenat the same prices., Fibre Rush Rockers, $6.74 Fibre Rush Chairs, $6.74 Chairs to match, $6.74. Round] , Settees to, match at 312.34, and Tables (26-inch) at $6.24. Oblong (22 inches x 18 inches) Tables with bottom shelf at $8.24. Rockers, $7.49. Rockers at $7.49. Spindle-Back Chairs, $6.74 Settees to match, 912.34. Wooden Porch Furniture at Saving: Choice of finish in natural, red, green. Sewing Rockers, 79c eed 7 (As Ilustrated) Porch Chairs, at $1.49 Porch Settees, at $3.89 Garden Benches, 94c abl Willow Arm Chair, $4.49 Sisailar quality elsewhere $6.00. Prettily designed and of close-weven Willow. Round-backed and curved for comfort. An “easy” in the price of this Chair is a reversible cushion of grgen or red velour. STORAGE of FURS ‘TORE YOUR FURS at Macy’s where a minimum S| charge is combined with maximum protection for the delicate and costly pelts. Every piece is freed S83 from dust with scrupulous care, and then hung in our vaults upon its own individual hanger. The temperature in the Vaults, never exceeding 25 degrees, perfectly preserves the natural oil in the pelts and keeps them soft and lustrous. Repairs and alterations at small cost if arranged for now. ‘Third Floor, B’wag. at Great Reductions 4:7 [On Sale Thursday and Friday Only | The best values of the season in white cotton materials For women planning to make summer dresses, blouses or 50c Corduroy Pique (yd.), 34c A firm wide wale fabric—very finely woven and in a clear 3S¢ Ratine, Special (yd.), 19¢ A very special offer—white cotton ratine in an excellent I5c Lingerie Nainsook (yd.), 12c A soft, fine Nainsook of superior quality and extra width;40 e 15¢ and 19¢ Chiffon Batiste (yd.), 12c ‘ A sheer, crisp dress fabric, highly mercerized and of very 24c Dotted Swiss (yd.), 15c Four of the most desirable sizes in dotted patterns, with wel woven dots in small, medium, large and bean e fects. Ete cellent quality. Width 27 inches. fH i f 4