The evening world. Newspaper, August 28, 1913, Page 13

t HE EVENING WORLD, TWO YELLOW TAXICAB DRIVERS ARRESTED FOR DEFYING NEW LAW caniriiios Unlicensed Chauffeurs Refuse to Accept Summons and Are Locked Up. Following a tour of !nsnection through- out the upper Tenderloin for alleged violations of the new taxicab ordinance, two chauffeurs describing themselves as George 8. Martin of No, 474 Utica ave- Bast Smith of Trae © on complaint of In- spectora of Licenses Burke and Weckardt. The men were charged with violation of the taxi ordina Follow- ing their refusal to accept summonses from the inspectors an additional charge of disorderly conduct was made against them. The two inspectors were walking through Forty-seventh street when In taximeter down, They asked the chau- freurs if they had public hacking I+ censes, and upon r reply tried to serv i of them. The chauffeurs refused to accept the summor and Patrolman Smith placed them under arrest. € A nexative mons on each WHAT MARIE DRESSLER | THINKS OF NEWPORT. What Newport looks like to Marte is told tn Dressier, the comedienne, Makasine next Bunday's Wi Way the actre: phrases it. Among other special features are: j Girl Scout Als Safe-Blowing Cor- airs of Long Island sound, | ction of and on New rat church spoc parlor, of Newport's best dressed) instalment of “The Masked ber Stars." by “of the Hiram, Jeorgla Orne, | ‘Blue Goddess” | | t's Go to Savan- | mg of the period, TRYING TO CATCH TRAIN MAN GETS BROKEN RIBS Brakeman Is Caught in an Ele- vator and Has to Be | Chopped Out. | Michael Kiffert's haste to catch a train at the Mott Haven station of the New York Central Railroad this morn- ing resulted in serious injuries to the man and a narrow escape from death. Kiffert, who is forty-five years old and lives at No, Morris avenve, the Bfonx, is a bri an employed on the Central and was a little late in starting fog work. As he neared the station he saw his train pulling Ine realized that his only chance tw {t was to leap on a freight tor that was just starting on its wpwar@ Journey. Kiffert made; he jump and landed safely on the moying car, but his feet slipped and before the car could be! Stopped his fegs were caught and crushed betwen the floor of the ele- vator and the walls. Other employees made an unsuccessful effort to disiodge the body of the agonized man, but no progress was made until the arrival of Fire Truck Ni . By that time Kiffer had lost consciousness, Axes freed him and an amb conveyed him to the Lincoln Hospita where it was found that he was suf: ing from broken ribs and severe injurle to ble legs. ‘OU $32? Down On + 50,°° *72° Down On $100, f@ AMOUNTS 1’ PROPORT! ENINGS- ONLY” 2114.- 32:AVE. ET FIBTRR ST STS hier NEW YORK WORLD SATURDAY Store: Closes at 12 Noon on Saturday “LA BLOUSE AURELIE” In Roman Stripe SILK, $9.94 (Copied from a Paris Model.) ae mo, Chiffon and the fashionable Ro- man-striped Silk are cleverly com- bined in the new BLOUSE, illustrated. aoe Over a foundation of white chiffon Valenciennes lace-trimmed, tucked chiffon-cloth in had navy blue, black or taupe is softly draped in kimono blouse effect. The gay “Roman” silk forms the wide panel at the back, the smart waistcoat effect and thecutfs. = The vest is of net daintily em- broidered and tiny frills ot the net edge the low neck and the cuffs. Cords and tassels add an odd but effective finishing touch at the wrists. Sizes 34 to 44, ‘Third Ficer, 84th St. Women’s TOPCOATS, Just from LONDON, $24.74 Smart new model, thoroughly English both in its clever cut and excellent tailoring. Cut on loose, swinging lines, these full- length Coats fasten far to the syle with large buttons, and at the back the oddly cut seams are button trimmed. The deep shawl collar, which may be worn buttoned snugly up to the throat, the rolling cuffs and large patch pockets add to its mannish style. . In soft ‘“‘warmth-without-weight’’ English fleece cloth, in gray, brown or heather mixtures. Sizes 34 to +4. Third Floor, Breadway. Fall FASHIONS in MISSES’ Tailored SUITS and COATS Autumn's most distinctive models are distinguished by their simplicity, the beauty of their fabrics, and their clever cut, rather than by any elaborate trimming effects. Of especial in- terest in the Macy collection are the Suits copied from the Paris models of such famous style creators as Bechoff-David, Jeanne Lanvin ind others almost equally notable. raira rier. Breadway. All models advertised are in stock in sizes 14, 16 and 18 years. Cutaway Suits of Diagonal Cheviot, $27.75 Mlustrated, Long, sharply bias lines and oddly cut panel-effects give to the 3- button cutaway coat its very smart air. The pointed collar is of contrasting vel- vet with simulated buttonholes piped in gay colors. A novel feature is the raped Rat inset at the sides of the slashed skirt. In navy, taupe and brown. Russian Blouse Suits in “Combination Fabrics,” $34.75 The simple blouse coat of the Suit is fashioned of Jacquard cloth in a beauti- ful broche effect, while the skirt of broad- cloth, in matching color, is pleated about the hips and falls in straight folds to the hem. In navy blue and taupe. on ar $ 48.75 In this model embroidered arrowheads in heavy rope silk and embroidered but- tons trim the wide collar, the cuffs and the square inset panels, which form a novel belt effect. Deep revers of ratine in blending color finish the graceful cutaway coat and the skirt draperies are finished with the embroidery and mci In taupe or old blue suede-de-laine, anew fabric of rich velvetelike texture. Brocaded Plush Coats, Copy of a “Bernard” Model, $29.75 A smart Blouse model, peau de cygne lined throughout and trimmed with iridescent buttons matching the fabric in coloring. The back of the kimono blouse falls in soft folds at the waist line, while the fronts on straight lines are slightly cutaway. In old blue, rose, taupe, brown and black brocaded plush, oe $19.74 Copied from a‘ Bechoff-David"’ model, this Coat is cut on high waisted slightly bloused lines, with deep simulated belt effect, Velvet collar, satin lining to waist. In black or navy blue cheviot, Tailored SUITS in the NEW BOUCLE CLOTH, $29.75 In a heavy quality of wide wale boucle cloth; this mode! has the smartest of waistcoats in silk tapestry, and is trimmed with velvet buttons in matching color, A velvet collar finishes the cutaway coat, which ts lined with peau de cygne and admirably tailore Sizes 34 to 40, ‘Third Floor, Broadway, The skirt, belted and shirred,is slashed at the side in clever fashion, /it navy blue, taupe and black. Finer Suits in novelty fabric, *Duvetyn,” velvet and Plush range in price up to $163.00 for a Suit of silk plush in soft fur—brown hand-embroidered and of very elaborate style. $1.00 WHITE GLACE KID GLOVES Weil Cut, Well Fitting and Durable Smart pique-sewn Gloves of heavy quality glace, flexibi Cc and serviceable. English c e thumb-one clasp at wr round corners. Glove t ab for style, fit and du will be found most s tory. Sizes lowly. Malin Floor, Broadway, (pr.) (pr.) R. H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices, Heraid Square Broadway, 34th ie 35th St. LABOR DAY Store Will Be Closed All Day Monday, Sept. 1 ‘S BRASS BEDS, now $11.74 Reduced from $18 74 (narra cm | Macy's Great Mid-Summer Furniture Sale is full of just such econemies as these. IN THis SAL there are pieces of uniform excellence and low price for every room in the house, and for every , whether -a great mansion or a tiny h phalh ola Toile lustrate the scope: Brass Beds are here from as little as $6.74 (were $10.24) and up to $63.75 (were $72.25) Savings are equal to teal ee the above u of other Beds, These Beds, ius. trated, at $11.74 have anh ¢ its and Ieinch il "Or Uf ts, Head 4 feet iP thes THEN Costing teat ts . Cast ings of mal steel. “Damarda," which Is rust and crack , and may be cleaned with suerte or alcohol. Widths, 3 feet; 3 feet 6 Inches; 4 feet; 4 feet 6 inches. Satin or bright finish. @isth Fleer. Bor Sines Steel For wood or iron Beds of any size.| For wood or iron Beds In any size. Tempered steel springs. A. me. A.| Upright sides. Steel hel end ticking. springs. ALL BRASS BEDS mentioned in this announcement are finished in the famous spot-proof and crack-proof “Damarda” lacquer —the best and most durable made, All bedsare in choice of 3ft., 3ft.6n.,4 ft. and4 ft.6'n., at the same BRASS BEDS | BRASS BEDS | BRASS BEDS WERE $22.49 | WERE $20.40 | WERE $34.50 $14.24 $25.50 $16.49 Made with 2sinch With 2-in. continue Made with 2eInch straight sts, seven ftralgne Posts, five 1- | ous square posts, and 1-inch fillers and one | inch fillers and one 1+ | seven extra avy fill- square 1 \4-in. top rod. inch top rod. ing rods. Usted below are a few Brass Beds at prepertionately lew prices, Come in and sae Tusse—dny are epaslione galeer Was New Wes New Wes New $28.75 50 $21.24 18.49 $24.28 25 $33.25 50 $27.25 $23.89 1.24 $50.50 25 $56.25 9.25 $10.24 74 16.50 75 $59.25 1.75 $52.25 4.50 FELT MATTRESSES Some Facts of Importance to You Macy's, Now for the First Time, Are | Making Their Own Felt Mattresses. i The femous Macy Sanitary Mat- tress Factory on the Macy premises has heretofore confined its efforts to the making of the most desirable Hair pete paged from ae, Morte riny in- jus price, to ound ip the city. | adve of Feit We eee now, however, added the Sattressee Sanyo gt Kas The New Macy Felt Mattresses $6, 74 (Their equal cannot be oblained elsewhere under$8.50) Weight, 45 pounds Covering of we will make an: cial Mattress tency satéiped Gekin Width, “tour| crder at lows thas anywhere lee, tn feet six inches. Smulior sizes at pro-| the city, quality for quaiity 5 (Sitth Fleer.) iatest and most improved mac! for the purpose of making the tent Feit, Mattresses to be had anywhere. We shail give @ very much better Mattress for very much less money than you can get when you buy widely ortionate savings. And, of course, Finer Felt Mattresses mp to $14.24 for a 4-ft. 6-in. Mattress exceptionally well made. Equal quality elsewhere, $20.00. Macy’s Sterilized Hair Mattresses Made in our own sanitary sunlit roof tactory on the premises, of hair that has been “teased” by speciai machinery to make it soft and fluffy, and cleansed of dust by a torce-blower. All hair is built into the ticking ¢v Aand, thus avoide ing the lumps found in machine - made mattresses. All finely stitched and tufted, and covered in good A.C. A. ticking. HAIR HAIR MATTRESSES | MATTRESSES | MATTRESSES USUALLYS 20.24) USUALLY $16.49 | USUALLYS 26.49 $15.74 $12.24 $21.74 Of black mixed hair.| _Of black mixed hair. | Of excellent quality Size 4 ft.@ in, Smaller] Size ¢ ft.6in, Smaller | black mixed hair. Size sizes proportionately | sizes proportionately | 4 ft. 6 in. Smaller sizes ess. less. Proportionately less, Mattresses in other grades and in all usual sizes, made in 24 hours to your order, from a 3-ft. mattress of mixed hair, at $8.79, up toa 4-ft. Gin, mattress of sus perior extra black drawings, at 830.25. HANDKERCHIEFS at Typical MACY SAVINGS jose for women ot tine linen, made in Belfast, Ireland, and those for men of silk crepe, made in Japan and shipped to us through our office at 71 Yamashita Cho, Yokohama, Women’s Handkerchiefs 24c Women’s Handkerchiefs With 2-in Hems, Each With Hand-Emb. 1.49 in Very sheer linen. Pretty elon- Neat one-corner designs, Initial ‘Six) fn Initial with the new 2 inch great variety. More elaborate ems. All initials in stock, 49c Ones at 4c each, Men’s Silk Crepe Color- Bordered H'dk’chiefs, ea. 59¢ Men's Handkerchiefs of In green, lavender, purple, golden . | browntand ‘Copenhagen ie 4% inch White Silk Crepe, each and Linch hems. The same quality Handkerchiefs with white 14 in. hems, have solid ground centres in lavender, golden brown, navy blue, Copenhagen olue and purple. price $9¢ each, Full size, with 1g in, and 2 Better quality, with Heavy in, hems. lin, hems, each 74e, crepe silk with 1 in, herr 201% in., at 98¢ and $1 Main Floor, v'entre, c— aoeenmenmaemnsenmen nel L801. MACY’S MOLASSES FRUIT CAKE Made in the Macy’s Bakeries This rich, delicious and wholesome Cake is made on (Lb.) about 6 Ibs. We will deliver (Lb.) them, but not C, O, D. Macy'sNut Pound Cake is (Ib.) 2le. It is avery rich, nutri- the premises, from a good old- tious cake, thick with Waiiut ineats and deliciously flavored. fashioned recipe, with finest, carefully selected fruits, the Baked in the Macy's ba .eries, We do not deliver it, Filth Ploer, B5th se,. best molasses and the purest ingredients. The loaves weigh THURSDAY, AUGUST 328, 1913. en et A TE OE OOS COC FREE DELIVERY SCHEDULE —— FREE DELIVERY of All Purchases Within 25 Miles. FREE DELIVERY of All Paid Purchases, aleo C. O. D. Purchases of $2.98 and Over, Within 180 Miles. FREE DELIVERY Beyond 150 Miles, by Freight to Railroad Stations in New England, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and \ Delaware. JAMES A. HEARN & SON. —~ HEARN~- FRIDAY, AS Usuar, BARGAIN DAY : GRAND sINAL DAY of oor GREATEST AUGUST SALE. LAST DAY for SALE PRICES, LAST DAY for INVENTORY CLEARANCES, Those who have not yet bought, and those who have mot bought enough; _ |! are reminded that To-morrow Will Be Last Day at which Household Dry Goods can be bought et August Sale Prices. ‘Wo Mai ee Tulphene Orden tw Ge Pellowingr August Sale of Blankets Lact Day for These Prices! Te-merrew Ende the Sale. mere regularly $2.40 and heneneeenes Fine Wool Mixed Blankete— Women's Corset Covers—nainsoot— for twin bede—reguiany 1.0....8.05) laces and z gore I op Cotton white, with berdereeach.s oe \ Underwear for Women and Children Sheets and Pillow Cases Last Day for Theee Prices! To-morrow Ends the Sale. GOOD MUBLIN PILLOW CASES— 3 PILLOW CASES. win Woah Heavier. Mol vi PILLOW CASES. Dwight hi a Uticas. d2ae—Vvale aoeenore ae Woot fintsh Cpfb Blank 45x36—value blue— flows bowknote, 50x38—value bunnies, etc.—were .06. gat a oan oes at SHE: colo | Witt Wash Heavi wilt Fenularly .@. 0—val. 06. a * ¥ Full and % else—uaually $1.19. nat " Pexdo—val ¥ | Ping, Wool Calltornia—wntte and a a te 90x00—vall Fon LU and BERD cera rscese A OB Children's, Cambrte Drawere—ci SHEETS. Dwight Anchors and Uticas. S.—plain or ru es. Ind other. dealer cait80 Taco One. 74 to ae 12.75 | Women's Sweat i and fapecy | 0 and $2.98. eeeeterty Ci | Last Day for f were &. a 1.76 | Other To-morrow Ends the Sale. ALs0 ° ad | Silkoline Comfortablee— Were Nou Grand Final Clearence SALE OF figured top—piain backe....8.00 74 of Full Size Silkoline...... Figured both sides—deep SCHOOL SUPPLIES |, — | Begins Tuesday, September 3a eS es SOILED BLANKETS | sateen border, also Persian All Kinds Steee, ¥ in have é tops & Turkey i ontem 1.47 ee ana intenos rg Wait-for It Handsome sateen Comfortables— ae f d one or both 2.27 SARE Aw maces — somewha: Dost French #a ARES nee Final Clearances of wize x7 ft... siereee AO 4.40 ” Su rc in Crochet Spreads, for % beds.. 8 OT White Goods Boys’ Summer Clothing { Honeycomb—full @18@...4.00..8119 87 Last Day for These Prices} For prea eee wi ‘ pay at theae priggs. Full size Crochet— e i OXUD NOAVY soesvcsessscsossecd 0 1,07| We Inventory to-nerrew ulght, Feshable Sults Russian an ha Hem'd fringed and cutout 15 ct. White Ripplette—etined...... @%| Miuding middy, ety { CORNOEB vee cseserssessenesenseed 9 1.97) 12% ct. India Linons.... 0%| the ra ana tan we Batin-finieh Marselilee— ct. Dress Volles—2?-inoh. lo some with extra [Wem vecreeeresesrereeen seer A208 B24 | 12% ot. and 1b ct. Lonsdale Cambric— Wane | Fine Hatin: Finteh Ainook and cambric finish....... @ Ware 81 | MMrmeten vc sscssecsesssseseees 6.0 3.74 Nalneeckor-t-inee: 54 Were 8 | % Nuinnooke—yard wide— Wore 63.98 and 02.98. i l-yard piece. 117 Washable Norfolk Rulte—Craan. duct, rf mi In en + 1.57 vhite, tan, olive and blue— re | August Sale of Linens i Last Day for These Prices! To-morrow Ends the Sale. | 3 ot. Merc's'd Damasks—9 Inch... 25 | 80 ct. Pure Linen Table Damanke~ bleached ang ene pees see In Various Depts. Madran and Percale Blousee-aleg | 4 At abl Di ue ambray—nec! nd or al | Mastin ruil Mloached..e NEKO ay. Closing Season Prices. tach sla 4 to 15 yre— « { HO TAhen Tale Tan aakee We Inventory to-morrow night. Blouses—Wh full of aliver bleached. Russian style or Men'e Negligee Shirt Pe ee tin Double MD wil ails and wil mi: Were $825.00. K Irish and Gert Were 82... 2 Pajamas at $2.19 Heavy N Men's Union Sults—light, medium and Se dae r Rath ’ 4 Inch—dos heavy Values to 6.W0-t0 clear. .7O| "wo pieceenary ot erapeeises — t $1.79 Linen H. 8. Clothe~— . " to H-val. 12.08 and 84......... 4 Austrian m't'r—pretty patterne,.2,i4 | Boye’ Balbriggan Underwear. lercertzed Napkins—-2 inch. knee lengt! serrteed Beene ® ingly were 2h ar Final Clearances of Misses’ and Babies’ Wear eu—Allover etc.—14 to -N to 21.08 Women's Li Sulte—Hw i Ta mi AT CLEARANCE PRIC! n 8. Boxer containing 24 to 50 Sheets Blationery white or co | End-of-Season Reductions ae—colored GF piain- Girl White Dressen—Lingertes, ‘ | Laces and Nets-6 to it ¥ra— in Dress Goods Pr silest yooh Were $499 to $21-08....-2,08 to 180d % and 42 Inch Fancy Mohatre~ Are ot tity +4P| Babies’ Coats of Colored Serge, ; shadow and Pekin stripes Pongeew and Black good colors—Vvalue 29 and 4. Percal OF aNd BL AD. eee oo yre~value S4-Inch Fancy Shepherd black and white—value || Ready Made Soft ¢ v's White Dresses ~ bang enue and b lawn und nalnsook Vole and } ere 0 FY ch-lace aod emb'y tr | ein eng aarweralse . 69 Were $1.08 to 19.98, to tyre reg. 8160 & $108..s: 1.04 @-Ineh O44 Lot of All ver! Sultings— o—___ — ) cream serge, Diack nairiines— . e i eau: ¥ i, — Bie Biripe Bullngecwers wo go | Specially Good Luncheon (4 Courses), 38 c's.—t! | — . a4 Winen Ap Wool Ven caniinal, garnet, wine, taupe and Ravy--were .&.. wh AN Wool Knickerbocker VOLUG WBvrevecerersrserersesscercoose oD AUGUSTSALE--LastDay Last Call for “SALE PRICES” LJ u All Woot Frenw sein a) tea! LAST DAY Means Big Crowds-COME EARLY. ae CLOSED all day SATURDAY and next MONDAY (Labor Day) 7 4