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

ee en eis ) eg, | NERS ONY AS [iss SOL i! i” “itopta “Wake Returns From ! \ age and Has to Be Car- ried From Ship. atria Ktraus, merchant-philanthro- > had to be carried to an auto- ‘99 4 alretchor yesterday when he 4rrveg IngNew York with his wife and spaystcian, Dr. Carl Stleglita of pawn After a round trip to Liverpool iCaronia, ls expected to be in his pte Death after a rest of two weeks. 4, This statement regarding Mr. Kraua's health: was made at the home of ,eon-in-law, Supreme Court Justice Leh- oman, in Port Chester to-day. Mr. Straus jwill remain at Judge Lehman's home {While recuperating, His iliness ie sald y fot to ve serious and to be more fatigue * then any apecific ailment. It a kpown, however, that he te not ;@2 well as he wae when he safied {hastily on the Caronta May 10, hoping (Qres'the sea vorage would benefit hie Health. He speal much of the winter in Palestine with his wife, engaged in phi io undertakings among the ‘Saws Of that country. His dest known ‘philanthropy in this country is his work for the pasteurization milk for babies. Mer, Straus is euffering from nervous ‘sess, of which complaint he has been a victim aince before his brother, Isi- nd the latter's wife went j Mr. Straus was met at Quarantine by ‘Bla eon, Nethan Straus jr, and Justice SLehman. He and Mrs, Straus re- in their cabin after the vessel Y@ocked till the other passengers had landed. Then the patient was borne from the steamer to an automobile, aeeare, took im (tb the tiome of his aon rake. withanse thi: wiksr ‘sae: tetp o> mmarkably well, and showed no fatigue. : ————___ | Page at George's Levee. + LONDON, June 2.—Walter Hines Page, ‘mew Ambassador of the Unned Mo the Court of S:. James's, accom- panied by Irwin B, Laughlin, Seoretary of Embas and Harold Fowler, hia private tary, to~lay attended King ual Derby week levee at ——— 5 tes ‘Pie “nat tat cataellig Sead ‘will appear with him in “All Aboard” train from Atlantic City, where the firag Derformance was given last week. aun Will be Ro changes in cast and | to the Ilet of speakers who will at the special performance of i the” at the Casino Thursday afternoon association facing the ocean at Consy Seeees sr 2s 95 GENT DANDEAINE” FOR FALLING buildings, In the party were 400 moth- eerie cc) HAR AND DANDRUF—GROWS HAI ee gil wh Ged Don't pay 50 cents for worthless hair tonics—Use old| Mustin Underwear, en for the Gilbert and Sullivan Library Fund, John Philip Gousa has apked to represent composers, and oe, among others who will make short talke will be Syan ‘William ®#e4 tollers, who but for the a:soc‘a. T Carleton and, Buster Auberge |tlom ould aot enjoy the denefita uf i an outing. “The Honeymoon Exprese* will BOSIR| ane party gathered at the publia baths at the foot cf Hast Twenty-thind etreet, which the city has put at the ite nineteenth at the Winter Garden to-night, iblishing @ record in that theatre for length of engage ment, The engagement of “Damaged Goods" at the Fulton Theatre will end Satur- day night. The Brivux play will be pre- cletios, Francine Lorrimore, a member of the| The examination over, the party went stock company at the Princess Theatre, | by in the new Fields Root Garten Thure- Paor Mothers and Babies Taken on day night arrived yeatorday by special! Outing by Association for IM- | peach, enjoved the opening reception ‘The first the book wiR remain unchanged except | season, conducted by the New York As. |/argevattendance at the club house, e8-/ hers of those organisations are given es for the shortening ‘ot ri ecene |soctation for Improving the Condition | Peclally of young folks. After a social | the courtesies of the handsome Nassau 4 oh Béward Fales Coward has been Jed bs the Poor, left the city this morning ; Meeting ahd refreshments the company club house, Island and equipped with three big sented tn the principal cities next sea-|amine each one as rapidly as posalble son under the patronage of local 80-155 ay NR ange Nasnau-by-the-een colonists, who oe- cupy the Pont Lookout end of Long! ae proving Condition of Poor. the Nassau Rod and Gun Clud on Sat @ two weeks’ stay at Sea Breese, reliable, harmless ‘“‘Danderine’—Get results. There is salees 20 destruetive to the hair as dandruff. It robs the hair of its lustre, its strength and its very life; and ferry to Greenpoint, where special wit assume the role of Lucine tn “The |trotley onpe conveyed them to Coney | cventually producing a fe Master Ming” im the Harrie Theatre |isiand. In the party were Afty children to-night. from the Chelsea Day Nursery, whose of the scalp which if not reme-, roots to shrink, died Jane Cowl wilt eafl on Thursday on|parente are tubercular. ‘These wil! re- |{oosen and ridle=thon the alt fall on the Cedric to spend the summer abroad, | main at Sea Breese a week longer than She will return early in August to re- | the others, @ume her role in *'Within the Law.” which Helen Ware will play during her absence. ‘The annual Seamper of the Whi! Rate wis given last aight In Wébder Wields’s Music Hall. A corps of women of the stage under the direction Frankie Bailey, sold programmies, an: Jong bill, to which players from the vaudeville and musical comedy staze contributed, was given, Fred Stone /@ and Tom Lewis, both charter members of the organisation, contributed.to the | © The proceeds will be ook | Prosramme placed in the charity fund of the or- et hoc] S Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Sete g ee else (FOR TUESDAY AND ’ An opportunity conservative two _sacks—some with sonality can best remarkable event. Seneinie Priced time of the season is afforded by this special offering of Hackett, Carhart clothes which were formerly $22.50 and $25.00 at $17.00 There are models and fabrics compris- ing every type popular this season— front, rolling to. the second button, with or without patch pockets. Nor-, folks are also included. There are sizes from 388 to 48 chest measure. Your build and your per- $17.00 can buy no greater suit value in New York to-day. Every garment was | formerly priced 22. Nuthol.tarhartloass, ty tere od terete tessr | @ WEDNESDAY ONLY) unusual at this and three button the English soft be suited at this 50 and 25.00 ney Wor “a bend , 154 Best 125th Se Near 34 As “x little Danderine tonight—now— any time—will nd save your halr, R. H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Lew Prices. aev's Beginning Tuesday Morning - A Really Remarkable Sale of MEN’S BUSINESS SUITS a e Usual Prices $20.00, $25.00 and $27.50 In the headline the word REMAR KABLE is used advisedly. | These Suits are not to the shade of a hair short of remarkable in their value at the price—$14.75. There is not a Suit in the lot that wasnot manufactured to Sell at $20.00, $25.00, or $27.50, and that would not under ordinary con- ditions sell at one of these three prices. There are more $25.00 Suits in the lot than there are $20.00 and $27.50 Suits, but there are quite a number of both the $20.00 and $27.50 Suits. Again, this Sale is remarkable for the reason that right now is actually the height of the season. Every man will appreciate how remarkable such a special price is under such circumstances. | Fifth Fieen, Broadway. AT $14.75 Pencil Striped Flannels that 4 ato =, Ez sell. elsewhere at $20.00 and $22.00. ©] Gray Worsteds in plain shades; these are known as “Staples;” in all other stores regularly $22.00. 4 The Popular Soft Finished fy) Worsteds; very high-class ond very stylish; elsewhere y $25.00 to $27.50. These are in neat gray striped effects. Extra Fine Qualit; Quality Gray- Mixed Worstedsy Shadow Striped Blue. and Gray Worsteds; elsewhere never less than ‘$20. 00. ‘The conservative business man will find styles to his liking, and quite in keeping with his all-around conservatism, and at the same time with his desire to appear in appropriate clothes of proper cut and fabric. The younger men who like the more pronounced English and semi- English sty styles, will find Suits exactly to their liking. They will be particularly interested in the smart patch pocket models. There is no man of any age; of any predilection as to style; of any preference as to coloring and fabric, who will not upon examination of these Suits pronounce them to be, as we have announced in the first line, TRULY REMARKABLE. We have about a half-thousand of these Suits—such values cannot be offered in unlimited qu qualities—but the 500 men who take them away to-morrow will be forever 500 fast friends of Macy's Men's Clothing Store. xn uvewine won, Wuasat, 3006 4. wk THEATRE NOTES. |-PRESH AIR Pan OFF NASSAU ROD-AND GUN.’ * FOR TWO WEEKS AT COMEY| CLUB’S OPENING RECEPTION s ¥ ES bg eS bership over 1914 and has plans outlined which ‘will probably result in the or-|- ganization becoming ® much stronger Retadlinhed 1827 Tan Sow Ole | It maintains excellent relations with all the many yacht clade of the ‘“freeh air’ party of the |Urday: night. There was an unusually | south shore of Long Inland, and mam- a adjourned te the pavilion and. enjoyed muste an@ dancing untl a late hour. ‘The club has already added to its mem: JUNE SALE Babies’ Wear. ‘Wrappers and Negtigees. Beye’ Clothing and Purstshingn Corsets. ‘> Sitk and Washable Walsts, ‘Mon'e Ghirw end Funthingn Petticoats. Misses’ Dresece and Suits, ‘Millinery. ‘ JUNE SALE SPECIALS FOR TOMORROW. ora GREAT PURCHASE OF WOMEN’S WASH DRESSES New ow indicate. No MaN er Telephone Orders, bad Volle Watete. . bosom effec! tor elaborate papell get ‘otles Yenen. ly terenan in chet] | Meaeire she balis exes Dresses, up to 98.96, ‘All elses to @ in eaah lot. ALS0—TOMORROW Wemen’s Coats ‘Men's wear Berges, Eponge and Cov. lack, navy and % and % lengthe—with Frthout taney oouers - - $6 & $7 Fine Coutil Corsete..... an i Nyy 8, pe \ve—aleo Wg bale spectal..10.75 ae ase Veomen« Dyess carer atm nee o mis Corsets Weazie the that ei be Xp eb I py Boe who do not fa' iSggtne at Women's Satin eet Dresses * Neer mse ast Serr A Soret $4.38 White fete Robes, Nemerous “Red Ticket” Lote Lid a Foot 9p eeapg ‘SE a mail eecpaie | F 2 ogy pe Women's Tailored Hate. Fra] ‘olorementin and val BEE ce ant flowers, $1.69 Little ee a ee - 1.00) one 8.p3 8 No. ©, suet WEeT OF VIFTR AVE. Russian and in @ conventent entvance te Wom- Cleaks, Seite, Miiinery ane | 6 ba 2 ae Departments. eas = je ae HOUSEKEEPERS' LIST. af A haere P| It will pay to inspect these AR yee OW BOR Hi na You know our reputation Sst arte at Sark parcel Paty teotins te a eyes td cales—| Extre fine and large-worth $.98..1.68) Sttached col neck, Extra larse—fringed and cut et. Boys’ Golf Capa..,...... .08| value $.2..... yh ; Leauge ‘and mintures—taped oF fined’ A! 5 rai Baglish Macoaliee a Men's Silk Shicte,, aa Aa hE hla 6.08 “et sn Lis f jouse psc oo} Seehet Su je and sie na an tam’ and oe Carriage ie 1198 & £240 Lane Kimonos B-inck Flowered crepe w! sattn--menna bummed dil ae B | eset Sine ero ..00) Hee aaah or oe ny fil | Paxiec Sorta Gale t) Fe aren’ ot nM semen pejnenneesh ) exible oles, tore gia i cope teeee fe ou enie n3o—worth £1.00 Rai Ton Kid oo cluding ttf betray a Button — band-turned soles Rie er we ee: heen — broad toon wide. ithe— low 1.48 to Oy ore £08 to Am S —————————_____“_-® Another Great Sale of Men's Shirts izes 4 to 8 ©) | chotce white gecee—worth $8 1b... .5B Regularly $1.40 to $2.00.............00005 Paste } 98 ) Three-quarters down— This time a special tering of Soft Shirts made of famous See ko worth <img vatee TT) tetanse of Netligess wish otadered Migs Gee» lars eae Tera a 00 | we had such an extraordinary sale last i al nce MORNING SPECIALS—Tomerrow, Tuesday, Until 1 P. M. ‘To prevent dealers buying, quaatities restricted. No Mall or Telephone Orders. 19 ct. Satin Foularde—36 inch,........ 50} $3.98 Boys’ Seite... '.19 Lawn and Batiste Walste. .. Messaline finish—black and colored | Norfolk and dou esha rif tae soviet Aad We au Cheviots, wool crashes vond casei with extra ¢ © | "fees nacre | gh oy 2 I 12 fee tvianrnalaty Ba olla gp ve a fre aeets por Porcales. = aut f iaagin ot fine Siang [13 me ofthe” Sole el | LN aamrnes-anien i tips 26S°Vh weica_aasmecmve, gt Medd Mi Maar id Foto aerate 8 | SR Beh Ron 29 ct. White Drees Linens. . 10] 19 ct. French Net Curtsinine, YA. ..... DT as at ied