The evening world. Newspaper, May 20, 1913, Page 5

BABY IN MARKET BAG. ‘Two-Weeke fant Wae Crr- ing Under Stairway, LAD OF 12 WHO WENT RETURNS TO HIS HOME i; ie hearty sold girl baby. ve Infant was wrapped in fMnnels mpty milk bottle by tte and had an side. Policeman Shea took it to the Union Market station and from there it was carried to Bellevue, There was nothing about the shopping bag of the clothing by which Its mother could be traced, IS YOUR CHLD'S TONGUE, COATED? cross, feverish, bilous, stomach sour, give ae of Figs” to clean its little Ellsworth Thompson Fails to} Find Runaway John, After Three-Day Trip. AGA Herald Square Shortly after midnight this morning twelve-year-old Elleworth Thompson, roo of Lieut, John iH. Thompson of toe Vniun Market police station, who has bean missing since last Saturday, immed to his home, Mrs. Thompson, who had been thre: ened with nervous prostration, went to the door. There was the 1nd, dust and Smoke begrimed and mighty glad to get Smart Summer Suits, of men’s wear serge, light in weight, but of very fine, durable quality. The slightly cutaway coat, on the new straight lines, is peau de cygne lined, finely tailored and button- trimmed. The high girdle skirt has clusters of tiny tucks at the back, Navy blue or black serge. He Was atill in the bathtud w a1 v Setook thls morning Ua en ake a tat | Clogged-up bowels. Teed Owe, Brvedirny, rrr tie| Mother! Don't scold your cross you ish child! Look at the tongue! See it is white, yellow and coated! If your child is listless, ing, isn't sleeping well, is restless, doesn't eat heartily or is cross, irritable, out of sorts with everybody, stomach sour, feveri: breath bad; has stomach-ache, diarrhoe sore throat, or is full of cold, it means the little one’s stomach, liver and 30 feet of bowels are filled with poisons and foul, constipated waste matter and need a gentle, thorough cleansing at once. Give « teaspoonful of Syrup of Figs, and in a few hours all the clogged up waste and undigested food and sour bile will gently move on and out of its little waste clogged bowels without nausea, iping or weakness, and you will surely ave ® well, happy and smiling child again shortly. With Syrup of ~~ you are not drug- ging your children, being composed en- irely of luscious figs, senna and aro- matics it cannot be harmful—besides, they dearly love its delicious taste. i Mothers should always keep Syrup of Figs Spe Tt is the only stomach, liver and bowel cleanser and regulator needed—a little given to-day will save a sick child to-morrow. ‘ull directions for children of all ones and for grown-ups plainly printed on the package. Qrother, John H. Thompson $r., sev om years old, who vanished from MISSES’ $25.00 SUITS, $14.74 Modish, finely tailored Suits, of light-weight, all-wool eponge. The pretty blouse coat, peau de cygne lined throughout, has moire trimmed collar and cuffs, in matching color. The skirt, gracefully draped, is of latest style. In sizes 14 and 16 Ment Colors, navy, Copen- hagen, tan and Oriental brown. Third Floor, Broadway, ——$—$—$—$—$—$—_— $2.50 LINGERIE WAISTS, $1.69 Three Nas Aloha atl 1, Batiste Waists, with high-neck and embroidered fronts, Valenciennes lace trimmed, crochet buttons. 2. Batiste Waists, Dutch-rieck, Valenciennes lace in- sertion trimmed, panel fronts of sheer embroidery. 3. Voile Waists, with round collars and hem- stitched folds of Dresden crepe, with pink, blue or lavender rosebuds. Low neck model, with short sleeves. Sizes, 34 to 44. went with his brother, fourteen years olf, to see the Parade Saturday. He told Allen le was going to look for John and dis- He went to the Albany Day at the foot of One Hundred street and hung about O'clock. Then he carried Grip aboard and hid away . A kind steward gave and he managed to reach Al- For ¢weaty-four hours he hunted for Jol Bomebody told him, he said, that brother had gon» to the capl- , Dut he failed to locate him. Then @ecided to return home. He mado the Journey on brakebeams and bum- ders, and the dust he didn't swallow he get into his clothing. It was the police graft that Indirectly Grove John from home. The venomous tongues of the lads in the neighbor- hood wera turned loose on him.. They mistakenly twitted him with his father deing, as they thought, in pris founding the Lieutenant with + | isk your druggist for the full name, Inspector James Thompson, ‘The boy up of Figs an it of Senna,” | waded into the “gang and several | prepared by the Ci ia Fig Syrup | black oyes were indiscriminately - | Co, This is the delicious tasting, gen- tributed, but the injustice of the boys |uine old reliable. Refuse anything else weighed heavily on the lad | offered. H BONWIT TELLER WEDNESDAY, MAY 21st $3 © $4 “WARNER” CORSETS, $1.89 Two very graceful models, cut on the most fashionable lines, double-boning throughout and absolutely rust proof. Sizes 20 to 26 inches. 1 Flowered Brecade Corsets, extremely low bust, lace trimmed, extra long skirt, made without boning over the hips, three pairs of hose supporters. Coutil Corsets, lace trimmed, very low bust, long skirt, 3 pairs hose supporters. : These may be worn as “hip-confiners.” Suit- able for medium and slender figures. ‘Third Floor, 34th 6. WOMEN’S SILK VESTS, $1.44 *‘Marchioness” Brand. Macy's usual price is $1.74. Finished with “French” band top, lace beadin ane reinforced arm shield. Colors are pink an white. Co. Extraordinary Special Sale | A Collection of Women’s Tailored Suits 18.00 Formerly up to 45.00 - $1.00 CREPE NIGHT GOWNS, 79c Slip-over style, made of soft white crinkled crepe, daintily trimmed with bands of pink or baby blue crepe and ribbon rosettes, sleeves. Low neck, short Two and three garments of a kind assembled from the regular stock. Included are shep- | herd’s checks, stripes, eponge and men’s | wear serge in dovetail cutaway and plain tailored models. Also combin- ation suits with checked skirts. NO EXCHANGES NO ALTERATIONS Women’s Silk Suits At Greatly Reduced Prices 28.00 Formerly ap to 75.00 One or two garments of a kind gathered from the regular stock. Made of faille silk, moire silk and brocaded silk in several of the season's smartest models. Third Floor, Kear, $3.50 Messaline PETTICOATS, $2.49 Cut on new straight lines and made of durable, lustrous messaline, finished with modish French puffs. In all the staple and new shades, also two-tones, - Black-and-white. Third Floor, Centre, ——______s f |WOMEN’S $1.50 SILK HOSE, 94c Of pure thread ingrain silk, in two seasonable weights and of absolutely first quality. Late are rivals, or we would sell them at $1.39. All are black. Some with all-silk double-welt top, some with cotton top. Main Floor, Centre, —————___/ $5.00 COLONIAL PUMPS, $2.97 Modish Shoes, of patent leather or gun metal calf, with selfecovered slide and new Spanish leather heel, Light-weight welted sole, mediuin vamp and tongue in one piece. Made on graceful, well arched lines, All sizes in both styles. ee Second Floor, 35th #t., Rear. WOMEN’S $1.00 SILK GLOVES, 69c Full elbow length mousquetaire Silk: Gloves of perfect, heavy, durable tricot quality. Paris point embroidered backs. White or black. Main Floor, Broadway, $3.00 LEATH:R HAND BAGS, $1.94 Modish silk-lined Leather Bags, of real pin or crepe seal, morocco and pigskin. Engraved or lain frames of German silver, gold plate or nickel inish, single or double strap handles. Fitted with purse. Colors tan, brown, blue or black, eae as «Main Floor, 34th #t,————___ dy GIRLS’ $5.00 DRESSES, $3.96 | Dainty Lingerie Dresses of fine sheer, white batiste in long-waisted model, elaborately trimmed with fine tucks, insertions of Valenciennes lace. Low neck and short sleeves, soft satin girdle in pink. blue or white. Sizes 6 to 14 years Td Hiner, BE ME, Fifth Avenue at 38th Street tue Sone Hit oF “THE PURPLE ROAD” AT LIBERTY THEATRE . R. H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices. (S, way, 34th to 35th St. These Unmatched Prices Spell True Economy Tiled Fleer, 840 ts eee Main Floor, Centre, ———___/ R. H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices. AVE Herald Square This Advertisement Presents Only a Small Part of the Special Values Awaiting Your Selection Wednes- day and Thursday. Broadway, 34th te 35thSt- Full, fluffy, curled bands of fine ostrich; thirty- inches long, with broad, full ends. A stylish trimming for Summer Hats. In black, saxe-blue, emerald, purple, gold and white. Second Fleor, Sith st., Kear,. MEN'S $1 HANDKERCHIEFS (ttz), 74c Made of pure Irish linen, with pretty open-work embroidered initial. Mate Floor, B4th St. $1.50 PEARL NECKLACES, 99c ne quality French pearl beads, graduated or straight, in lustrous cream color or in pure white. Sterling silver clasps, rhinestone set, or combi- nations of colored stones with rhinestones. Main Fieor, Brondway.. $15 TO $20 LACE TUNICS, $6.69 Paris and Berlin Beaded and Lace Tunics, richly trimmed with beads, in various fancy color com- binations or black. This closing-out price is less than their cost. in Europe. Main Mloor, ASth Mt, Rene. MACY’S $1.24 KID BELTS, 84c For women and children, Fine quality kid, 3- inch width, silk-lined, and in white, black, light blue, pink, lavender, etc. Double rows of stitching on each edge.~ “Covered, flat, one-prong buckle. Sizes 24 to 36 inches, { Main Moor, 35th St. Rear. @@O |: Special Luncheon Served on Wednesday and ‘Thursday, Only G40) From 11.30 A. M. to 2.15 P. M. LITTLE NECK CLAMS ON HALF SHELL CHICKEN BROTH with RICE GHERKINS and RADISHES FRIED FILET of SOLE, TARTAR SAUCE or ROAS.” PRIME RIBS of BEEF au JUS STRING BEANS ANGLAISE, POTATOES another of Linen, in tyle of Khaki. utton-to-neck, and have adjustable strap on sleeve. All sizes in all styles, 34 to 50, owner as well as for ct Pitt Poe MEN'S $8.00 PANAMAS, $5.49 Fine, quality South American Panama Hats, from Ecuador. Choice of unblocked and blocked, trimmed and finished in Optimo, Panama, Racquet or Telescope shape as desired. All with the smooth, fine, even weave and edges characteristic of the finer South American Hat. A MEN'S $1.50to$2.00SHIRTS, $1.09 Of madras, woven with a white “satin” raised body stripe. Light and white grounds with fine haintine and cluster stripings im blue, tan and helio. All sizes from 14 to 17, and sleeve-lengths # to 35. Suitable for Main Toor, 25th @, eo BOYS’ $6.00 & $6.50 SUITS, $4.84 Blue serge, with alpaca-lined coat anJ_fully- lined reinforced knickerboc Strictly all-wool « mixed cheviots and cassimeres. Some with extra trousers. Norfolk models from 6 to 17 years, and double-breasted models from 10 to 18 years, ee Herond Floor, Bith St. Hear, BOYS’ 50c & GOc BLOUSES, 39c Of madras, percale and chambra Zither with collar attached or in the “New al” Summer style with low neck and short sleeves. Colors are white, with fancy-striped collar and cuffs. Those with attached collars are in blue, tan and striped effects. Sizes 6 to 16 years. Mecond Floor, 4th Mt., Rear — BOYS’ 25c TIES, 2 for 25¢ Four-in-hands in reversible or French" style, of fine woven madras, in a large variety of colored stripe effects on a white ground. Easily laundered. ‘ond Floor, 34th Mt., Rear. 7 MACY'S $25.50 BRASS BEDS, $16.74 . Two-inch continuous posts with large orna- RISSOLES mental husks; heavy ‘T-ball mounts finish the SALAD in ends of the seven one-inch filler rods. In “Damarda” lacquer, bright or satin finish. Sizes 3 ft., 3 ft. 6in., 4 ft. and 4 ft. 6 inches. Macy’s $8.24 Steel Springs, $6.74 One of the best, strongest and most durable Springs made; with patent sides to preyent mattress from spreading. ‘Helical’ Springs at ends. $16.49 Mixed Hair Mattress, $12.24 NEAPOLITAN ICE CREAM ant ASSORTED CAKES COFFEE, TEA or MILK 75c EMB'D FLOUNCING, (ys) 49c Width 26 inches. Fine quality Muslin Flouncing in a variety of lovely English eyelet:patterns. Very Speci air Ma ra eh i ks ; * se yd Special mixed Hair Mattress, covered in the best dainty for children’s and women’s dresses, } A. C. A, ticking, made of an excellent grade of black hair—-finely stitched and tufted, Sixth Floor, $9.00 “‘WAITE” RUGS (9x12 #.) $6.94 Some “Crex” Rugs, too! Also in the 3 ft. x6 ft. size at 94c (elsewhere $1.40) and the 8 ft. x 10 ft. size at $5.14 (elsewhere $7.00). Two and three-color Rugs, closely: woven and bound with a heavy cotton warp. Browns, greens and blues, and a few in red-and-black mixtures, with plain color on one side. Fourth Floor, Broadway. $3.00 COLORED ARTOTYPES, $1.49 Very artistically colored by hand, in choice of 20 figure and landscape subjects. Framed in 3-inch gilt ornamental frames with mats, Glass measurement 20 inches x 24 inches, Fourth Floor, B4th Mt, $1.00 SILK-AND-WOOL POPLIN, 58c Seventy shades from which to select in this soft, ribbed fabric of rich, lustrous finish—so much in demand for afternoon and evening gowns—-24-inch. Necond Floor, Broadway. 85c DRESS SATIN, (.) 68c Black ‘‘Majestic” Dress Satin (45 inches wide), of good quality, soft, lustrous and gracefully drap- ing. Proper light Summer weight. Second Floor, Broadway, LONGCLOTH, yd. wide (ratie viru) $1.29 Macy's price was $1.59. This is an ideal under- wear fabric, with a fine smooth finish. Only 250 pieces. Reversible, Second Floor, Centre. $2.25 DAMASK NAPKINS «==. $1.59 Made of pure flax, Irish linen damask, in five neat patterns, unhemmed. Will wear and launder excellently, Size 21 inches x 21 inches. A | ee nd MACY'S $8c PILLOW CASES (pr.) 59c Initialled (these letters only: A, E, F, J, K, N, . P, V, U, Y), embroidered and hemstitched. Made of extra good quality closely-woven muslin, Size 45 inches x 36 inches ee Hunriiont, Rew Se | | CUT GLASS FERN DISHES, $1.69 Macy’s usual price is $2.97. Very deeply and accurately cut, with clear lustrous facets, in a striking star and chrysanthemum design, 3% inches; diameter 9 inches. Basement, 84th st —_-_ MACY'S $19.89 DINNER SETS, $13.89 Theo. Haviland Decorated China, in 99-piece Sets; rated with diinty French floral sprays. » Stippled wit Id Vw Height oth Be, J $1.25 ““ART LINEN’ SCARFS, 98c| ($2.00 MEDICINE CABINETS, $1.29 White ‘Art Linen," embroidered in very pretty Made of oak, with panel door and complete well- wreath designs. Centrepieces of same pattern (24 arranged interior, Strongly constructed and in in. diameter), 59e and (53 inches . 18 inches) 9Be. polished yolden finish Vhird Floor, 84th m0. Menr,—t Masement, Maen