The evening world. Newspaper, April 16, 1913, Page 11

THINK “PETTICOAT KING” CONCEALED PART OF LOOT. | derunct arm.” "omen oF | District-Attorney's office to-day, to help Attorneys for Receiver Begin Search | for Assets They Believe Salo | Nervous Wrecks from ' Jackson Hid. | Sore Feet ; Gives Cure }| An effort !s being made to-day to lo- @ate some of ti OM which, It 18 al-) any ‘1 f @atty toot! abs nagging Irritation from dally foot} oes, Salo J. ‘on, the “Petticoat | torture causes thousands of nervous break. Ming." formerly President of the Jack- | downs. Besides, there ie the pain, the een-Mack Company, is allpged to have | Maseerd fa ateponttion. | fched from banking firms of this etty | * "eee a" on faleo invoices of goods. Jackson ts quickly No matter how gow in the Tombs awaiting sentence by i ac a Suasticn Seabury tn the Supreme Court @@ Me plea of guilty to grand larceny | fm the first decree. If te believed by representatives of the firm of Rosenhorg & Levis of No. 170 Broadway, attorneys for Frederick W. Wakefeld, the receiver and trusten tn bankruptey of Jackson. that the latter bas secreted @ great deal of the money he obtained in his fraudulent scheme, Justice Seabury, at the request of As-|! pain goer Corns past. ley, In charge of the prosecution of | andr Jackson, granted an order on Sheriff |! 1" a Harburger to produce Jackson In the aa it. Advt. twenty -fiv enough to cure the worst One Third Sav of the regular price on any Entire Storage Stock of This Best | \ of All Davenport Beds N Must Be Sold RQ A BW VAAN AAA ANS \ N The need for additional storage room forced us to lease the N M big bhilding at 37th strect and 12th ave. We do not wish to N N move our enormois stock to the new warehouse. Substantial NN N reductions have been made in the prices of every Daven-o. It J N is your chance to make a big saving if you do not delay. You NV N have a choice of 62—Different Designs—62 In Golden Oak, Early English or Mahogany Frames, up- holstered in any desired covering. Genuine or Imitation ff Leathers, Panne, Mohair, Velours and Tapestries in all colors to match your other furniture. . Here are the regular and the sale prices: $45.00. .Daven-o at. . $30.00] $75.00. .Daven-o at. ..$50.00 48.00. .Daven-o at... 32.00] 100.00..Daven-o at... 67,00 50.00. .Daven-o at... 35.00} 125.00. .Daven-o at... 80.00 65.00. .Daven-o at... 45.00] 150.00. .Daven-o at. ..100.00 LALLPOAUYLALMYIDUOPTILUILILATITIA The Daven-o Pays for Itself in Saving the Rent of One Room It is the ONLY Davenport which will hold and fold a FULL SIZED REGULATION MATTRESS, FIVE INCHES THICK, and all bedding, including pillows. You sleep on a real mattress and not a pad. One movement converts a beautiful Davenport into a REAL Bed, not a makebelieve or a makeshift. So well concealed are the bed and bedding that no one would suspect the double use of the Davenport. ,It adds a room to your home without increasing your rent. VALIL ILIA BILLIE TLL IL Pig VAULTED S A into as many New York homes as possible we make exceptionally favorable terms under our Club Plan to those who cannot pay cash. A small payment down, remainder on convenient terms, The Daven-o is NOT sold by Furniture or Department Stores—Sold Only by the Makers. 34E.2 ILMILELL LABIAL LALLA DELTITIMD ALLEL LEE VAAL 3dSt. R. H, Mac are Macy's Herald Square, Broadway, (4th to 35th Bt, | & Co.'s Attractions ir Low Pi Feel Young? it’s Olive Tabiets For You! Beware of the habit of constipation. It develops from just a few constipated days, especially in Old People, uniess you take yourself in hand. Coax the jaded bowel muscles back to normal actior? with Dr, Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel. Doo’t force them to unnatural action with severe medicines or by merely flushing out the intestines with nasty sickening cathartics. Dr. Edwards believes Dinner de Luxe Served on Thursday, April 17, 1913, 59c From 11.30 A. M. to 2.15 P. M. BLUEPOINT COCKTAIL CELERY and GHERKINS CREAM of FRESH MUSHROOMS or CHICKEN BROTH with RICE SMELTS VENITIENNE or POACHED EGG CLERMONT BRAISED SWEETBREADS HENRI IV, or ROAST RIBS OF BEEF au JUS STRING BEANS SAUTE and POTATOES VEFOUR | SALAD MACY sates |] CREME DE MENTHE PUNCH aud ASSORTED CAKE Heder, “This really COFFEE, TEA, MILK gentleness, There is never any pain or griping when Olive Tablets are used. Just the | kind of treatment old persons should have. al | Take Olive Tablets mixed with olive | i have no trouble with your) ive Tablet has a move- Noe and 25¢ per box. be printed complete a in Di fi b eee tine ar Fi Shepherd's chech black and while worsted. Mandarin coat of jaunty style, draped at the sides and fin- R. H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices IGYAS) Herald Square 4 Broadway, 34thte 38th St. | - TAILORED SUITS | Specially Priced From the scores of clever tailored and demi-tailored Suits in the Macy assortments, three models, typical of fashion's trend, have been selected for special selling. | (In she New Daprinont—Thed Flot , Copy of a “Bernard” Model. Cut on entirely new lines, the coat of the smart suit (é//ustraled) has wide sailor collar, cutfs and vestee of black satin, is braid bound and trimmed and is lined with finest peau de cygne. Draped skirt has a fitted girdle top. Men's-wear serge in black and navy, | A graceful model, the typical Russian coat, trimmed with cordings of satin, finished with an effective collar of net with gay embroidery in Bulgarian colorings. The skirt, R has the latest belt effect. | shirred at the bac In men'sewear serge of excellent qualily—navy blue or black. Demi-Tailored Suits of Moire Poplin $29.75 ished with ornamental cordings of the fabric. A collar of embroid- ered net and lace is overlaid on a satin collar in matching color and the coat is lined with white peau de cygne. The draped skirt folds are caught with elaborately corded ornaments. In Oriental brown, laupe, navy and black moire poplin Here are Spring's SMARTEST BLOUSES Priced 1/5 Less than Elsewhere Women seeking modish Blouses at moderate prices will tind in the Macy assortment unequalled opportunities for selection, A complete, charming, comprehensive display of all that is newest and smartest in : } Blouses, Waists and Tailored Shirts In the Season's Favored Materials [In the New Department—Third Fleer | Crepe-de-Chine Blouses, $5.79 The fetching model (sHustrated at the left) is of white crepe de chine of superior quality, with wide ties of hemstitched black taffeta and large covered buttons trimming the corded front. Hemstitched and corded fin- ishing details. Novelty Ratine Blouses, $1.98 Fancy striped ratine in white with wide black, lavender, pink or blue stripes. | Gibson model — fastening with round pearl bead buttons, white crepe collar and cuffs. Voile “Waistcoat” Blouses, $1.98 Charming model (as illustrated at the right), with low round collar waistcoat, cuffs and cordings of coral or delft blue voile. The fronts are effectively em- broidered and the tucked vest finished with crocheted buttons and velvet bow. Balkan Blouses of Linen, $1.98 Jaunty low belted model with wide sailor collar, pointed at front, and black taffeta tie. Breast pocket; short sleeves with wide stitched cuffs. WOMEN’S S WEA: TERS Clever Spring Models [In the New Department — Third Floor.| Mannish in style, cut on jaunty lines and well finished in every detail. Macy's All-wool Sweaters will appeul to every woman who needs one of these serviceable and comfortable garments for her spring and summer wardrobe, All-Wool Sweaters All-Wool Sweaters, dm Hand-knit Effect $7.49|Mannish Model $4.74 Pure white wool in an excellent} Plain, heavy weave with half belt, | imitation of hand-knit. Shaw! deep pockets and turnback cuffs, Byron collar or V-neck effect. Ing white, gray or maroon, turnback cuffs and poc fancy crochet effect in i ay, rose or lavender. The front fastens with knitted loops and large pear! buttons. Angora Sweaters, Norfolk Model $5.49 Soft, light, fleecy Angora wool in brown or green leather mixtures, gray or white. The Norfolk coat is belted and the large collar may be worn but- Shaker Knit Sweaters “Ruffneck” Model $3.96 | Very serviceable coat sweaters in heavy knit effect with knit-In pockets, | high “ruffneck" and pearl button fas. tenings. In navy V ite or maroon, Sport Caps toned slow to the neck or sailor Imported Novelties $1.69 | hig eaiety egal Soft, Angora-like material in white, All-Wool Sweaters, pray. navy, green or, Brown. aunty j . vat with’ stitched) brim and fan Novelty Knit Effect $4.96} (0) ccd" braid band me. Fancy ba folk jacket rc | combined it orfolk jacke' model, The ' collar, straps, belt and cuffs in contrasting color, in plain white, gray, or white with it blue. ing novelties in Sweaters, | tie models, Plonees or be | mice bom fesh we naite. ¥ THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1918, THE NEW MEN’S SHOP --—-just opened on the Main Floor, 35th bears eloquent witness to the Macy Policy of Progress. ning. Street door, Easy access. Prompt service. Sure savings. Many special values signalize its oj suggested that men drop _in the 35t right into the heart of the Department. Easy exit. A CLEARANC. Street side, t ts M\ Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are 79 Lew Prices E.---$15,000 tar’ Herald Square Broadway, 34th te 36th St. Worth of FANCY CHINA, LAMPS and CUT GLASS go—— a Reduced pee Sa ey Ln eee. This is an actual clearance; all ~ goods will be on sale until disposed of. turally, those coming early will have best selection. ~<a The arrangement of tables, each with its section of varied pieces at a single stated price, makes selection easy. Those who wish to provide for wedding or other gifts will find many sections where, at a fixed price, there is a very wide variety of charming ware. Boarding Houses and Country Hotels will find this an unequalled opportunity to replenish stock at most unusual savings. Fancy Decorated China from Germany, France, Austria and England Reductions never less than one-third and oflen more than half. Arranged in sections under the classifications mentioned below: Salt and Pepper Shakers, tlie ee, Pick Holders, Jewel Boxes, Oat Hanging Hat Pin Holders, Syru meal Saucers, itchers, Smokers’ Sets, f Swan_Table Decorations, Roll Trays, Covered Pitchers, Hair Receivers, Puff Boxes, Pin Trays, ‘Turtle Mayonnaise Boats, Salad Bowls, Chocolate Pots, Hanging and Table Match Safes, ‘Tall Hat Pin Holders, Fern Dishes, Ring Stands, Trays.» Lobster Boxes, Handled Bonbon Baskets, Asparagus Trays, Novelty Ritchers, Muffin Dishes, Bureau Sets, Tete-aetete Sets, Fruit Saucers, Handled Trays, Teapots, Flagons. Pron Trays, Sugar and Cream Sets, Steins, ont, The 19¢ Section The 49c Section The 97c Section ard trays, —Contains China which was |-—Contains China that was orig- | ---Containg China that was orig- originally 39¢ to 59c. + finally 89¢ to $1.19. inally $1.97 to $2.29. The Sc and 10c Sections The 29c Section The 69c Section The $1.19 Section —Contain China which was originally 10c to 39c. inally 59c to 79. -—Contain: China that was orig- | ~Contains China that was orig- |—-Contains China that was orig- inally 97¢ to $1.49. inally priced at $2.49. Further sections at $/.49, $1.97, $2.97, $3.49, and so forth, containing fine pieces, ranging in price up to $32.50 for a Black Coffee Set of English China encrusted with coin gold, that was originally $99.75. Ms mt cid chr “Straus” and Imported Cut Glass Lamps—a Wonderful Display The prices here quoted are special reductions of The prices here quoted are special reductions of one-third to one-half from Macy's always “Lowest- one-third to one-half from Macy’s always “Lowest- in-the-City” Prices. in-the-City” Prices. : Arranged in sections for convenient selection, and priced $1.89, Table Lamps and Hanging Fixtures for gas and electricity, Wall $2.89, $3.89, $4.89, $6.89, Also a large number of odd pieces, up desirable pieces, A to a $69.89 Punch Bowl for $34.75. Jn the $1.89 Section, among such peeutful pieces as Trays, Flower Holders and Bitter Bottles is a Tea Caddy with a st 1m the $2.89 Section are \ce Tubs, Horse Radish Jars, Cruets, Pitchers and Sardine Boxes. The latter sells regularly at $6.49 In the $3.89 Section are Bowls, Boxes, etc., which sold regularly up to $5.89. In the $4.89 Section are Sandwich Trays, Compartment, ich Comports, Tray sells regularly Decanters, Cologne Bottles. A Mayonnaise Boat with at $8.89, ft the $6.89 Section are Roll crys Silver-Mounted Salad A imps, etc. Quart Decanters (1 the right) with patented stopper of Sterling Silver, sell regularly at $14.89. 94.89, now $2. Among the odd pieces is a $24.89 Punch Bowl at $14.89; $49.89 High Ball Set | $97.50. ; $36.89 Water Set on Tiay at $19.89, and a $39.89 Epergne tles, Whiskey Decanters, Electric on Tray at $24. at $2: 89, Toilet W are Odd Pieces at Great Reductions Boarding House and Country Hotel- keepers will welcome this offering. There are about 700 Pieces, all decorated and all perfect. Most of them are what is left of complete sets of which parts have been sold. Among them are: 49¢ Sponge Bowls, 10c. $1.49 Hot Water Pitchers, 69¢. 23c Soap Dishes, 10c, $1.49 Oval Wash Basins, 69c. $1.49 & $1.97 Slop Jars, 97. 69c & 97¢ Washbasins, 49¢ é 69. 69c & 97¢ Wash Pitchers, 49c & 69c. 69¢ Covered Chambers, 49c. 29c Small Pitchers, 10c. 19¢ Brush Vases, 5c. 19c Handled Mugs, 5c. 19c¢ Covered Soap Dishes, Se. Fixtures for electricity, etc., are among t very wide variety, i Plenty ‘Water Bot- raled on Some of these Lamps have bronze bases, some of black iron. ing silver cover that was $4.97. | of art glass. The Lamps with bisque and in bases hat fara mounted in bronze, ith and without shades. La with carved wood are finished in burnished gold. Shades will bet to your A great variety of other kinds of lamps in this collection, A Lamp that was $5.69 is now $1.97, and one that was $64.50 is now $19.49. Prices in between, A Bronge Electrolier from Germany that was $7.66 is now $4.89, ‘and others range up to one that was $599.00, a 00. ‘ ‘ Hanging Fixtures, Domes, Bronce Noveliies, and @ is now $399. that was .49, and others range up’ to one that was $149.50 and is now Brachel Fixtures are priced $1.97 to $9.89, and shades of all kinds are 19¢ to $2.97, the latter price for a shade that was $11.89. Dinner Gongs—Table and Hanging Of brass and bronze, and varying from a single drum-gong from Japan to a beautiful “Westminster Chime" Tubular gong of great sweetness and mellowness of note. Among them are Standard Gongs for the tables at $3.89 (were $8.69), and Hanging Gongs, for the Wall or Hall, at 97¢ (usually $1.97), and at $1.69 (usually $3.49.) A wide selection, in tone, style and prices. Glass Ware Bohemian, Decorated and Cut— Specially ay rav>4 from Euro, R. H.Macy & Co. oe: Consisting of Pitchers, Flower_Holders, wae Bottles, (ases, etc. yn are the following prices: 69c Pieces, 79¢ Pieces, bow : Bee 2 peas Sy $3.49 Pieces, now Further prices, up to a large | Ladle, at $11.89 (originally $19.89). Basement, Specials in Draperies, Porch Screens, Bedspreads, for Summer On sale at these prices on Thursday and Friday only, and marking the trans- Jerence of the Upholstery Department lo ils much-improved and larger quar- ters on the Fourth Floor, Rear. Hand-block Prints from Austria A striking assortment in absolutely fast colorings. signs to match each other, and in pretty “Summery” effects of floral, geometrical and conventional patterns on white grounds. $7.39 Single Size Bed Spreads, $3.96 $6.24 and $10.48 Double Spreads, $2.97 and $5.94 $14.74 Figured Curtains, $6.74 Pair $1.24 Table Covers at 69¢ $1.74 Figured Table Covers, 74c $2.97 Table Covers, $1.49 $2.97 and $4.96 Table Covers, $1.49 and $2.49 $3.50 and $5.00 Scrim and Marquisette Curtains, $2.49 Arablan only. Choice of 13 edging of linen lace. with a trimming of 1-inch linen lace, with a 1}g-inch hemstitched hem. Most of ther an. These are made of outside bark, are t and can be hed stained either green er natural. terns. Some with novelty lace insertion or filet lace insertion in 3¥-inch and 44-inch widths, finished with Some with S-inch or 7-inch lace-edging and some We have a fins assortment of the best Bamboo Porch Screens, from Kobe, jy well made and All in de- of excellen' Take the escalator direct to the Department. Lace Curtains for Summer Wide variety in beautiful and novel effects in novelty lace, colored muslin and “Nottingham” lace. Prices are very noticeably lower than elsewhere. $1.25 to $6.00 Novelty Lace Curtains, 98c to $4.96 Of heavy braid work, and made in white and Arabian upon net quality. Colored Muslin Curtains, 89c, $1.24, and up te $1.74 Colored Muslin Curtains, 98c, $1.24, and up te $1.96 nm further finished nette spray 4 sides and bo ttom, Order your Awnings, Slip Covers, etc., NOW, and arrange fer lin tae eran mates and in our own well-equipped In ruffle effects and with Bed Sets to match, Bed Sets, $2.97, $3.24 and $3.49 ° $1.00 to $5.00 “Nottingham” Lace Curtains, 74c, $1.49 and up to $3.74 $5.00 and $6.00 Renaissance and Marie Antoinette Lace Panels, $2.24 Combinations of these two beautiful styles in lace in the 244-yard and 4S-inch width. of motif of fine Renaissance lace, with various combinations of Marie and rosette work, The many striking patterns consist of a lai A lace-trimmed hem four inches wide