The evening world. Newspaper, October 2, 1913, Page 11

$n rr nen STUDENT NOT KIDNAPPED;|Sure Indications WAS LOST IN FLATBUSH is L \\ Young William Henry Nugent Has| fev Telephoned to Fraternity House 1. Telling of Woeful Plight. Wiliam Hea:y Nugent, a young ine to New York to Pulitzer School of Journalism Qf Columbia University, and wan re- Dorted lost, has found himself. Students at the Beta Tneta Pi fraternity house, ‘ Ne. (@ West One Hundred and Sev an there tgenth street, have received a telophoné| grew, worse, Then f nbered Lp \ Fie" neon "tora ee your, medic nothing the mi t ore 0 eléden past and@ when he Flatbush with a sprained ankie and @n incurable desire to get back to San ‘As soon as a train could tate lis are lacking. Wednesiay that young Nu- «gent appeared at the Reta Theta Pt houre and asked if he might leave auttcasa there while he went to Post-Office to cash a money order. ‘was escorted to the subway statio a told how to get to the Pont-Office. ‘Nothing was heard from him after that, ang students notified the police. Nu- @ent ‘s momentarily expected at the fraternity house to claim his baggage. ed years of use, ta known to fictal in bringing abont reite cases complete recov re on request ae been proven ing th arcation, 1801 Bold’ byt eed ZUMOTA 8 OINTMENT HAPPY HOURS. many delightful hours there. replied Mra. Wine. hich he keeps his cigars and poker of a Trouble tnost etticack a ne Atgections, | ed be MENT Rheu. | snes are Butt | m4 No Red Tape—No Security Asked We'll Furnish Your Apartment for $99 | One Corner of Our Fleer Covering Department Buy Your Carpets and Rugs in the Open Few other stores can show you carpets and rugs on a big sunlit floor like ours—or light them brilliantly by electricity if the day be dark, or on Saturday evenings. And in no other store cam you see rugs as conventently as on our immense rug recks, ahown in this picture, which turn like the leaves of a book, showing you each rug eotire—pattern, color, ete. 1,000 rugs to see, besides our large reserve stocks. AFew Representative Valuesin this Department Best Rag Carpet, yard...... 480 ervree Ruge, Lae by 60 in. biped Union \orain Carpet, yard. .4%0 myrna Rugs, 6 by 9 ft. Velvet Cornet, ee 91.23 in Rugs, 27 by 54 1 ares Sereee Kee Pie oll clothe, Lineieums, ya 18 fl.cecencccarccccee > SIG78 Solid Oak Recker, Leather Upholstered $25 Bolid cak—solid comfort. Popu- lar fumed finish, which Cut Gl. Dish, 4 Mirror ana Fern m8 All complete. The fern is nat- ural, but treated by em imported | color indefinitely; never shows preparation. Will last a year. real SARLOTUT Yas Lema Cylinder Stove Good sise, heavily built, olokel trimmings, sing 3 blbows and length ee fates Solid Oak Extension Table Bix-foot Dining Lipa Extension ae, sole 0 $ . ye $7.90 B X ferred a8) : ring This Cou crams G—|| "and Save tte TP rut) PalGh vou WaNe to PAY. 5-Foot Step Ladder Very strongly A “8 oftuse, 44¢ Best grade of white enamel ware; every piece perfect. Each kettle 100, regularly.» No Mall or C. 0. D. Orders, W2 Cowrenmiwat & Sans 3rd Avenue Park Row Two Street hatham gh list Strest, Stereo Sato, Bs. a a. i a * |. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are rem ( re NEW PHASES of NEW PHASES of Fashion In MISSES’ APPAREL Fabrics this season are so rich and effective that the Tailored Suit requires little or no elaboration. TYPICAL OF THE MODE is a SUEDE CLOTH of exquisite tex- Suit in Russian green plush—its only ture, soft, supple and velvety, is used trimming the black ick. broadtail cloth for Suits Directoire style—with of which the pointed, tasselled collar clever touches of hand embroidery. and cuffs are so smaitly fashioned. In black with rose facings; in taupe Priced $54.75. with amber itt iced $48.75. Dancing Frocks of Chifon and Lace, $21.7 IMustrated. This charming model in dain. tiest of pastel tinted chiffons is trimmed with} fine net embroidered. lace, and gracefully] draped over a lining of chiffon in matching or} ind Floor, Sth street. blending shade. Pale blue, pink or maize. Sizes 14 and'16 6 yeas. Tailored Suits of Wool Poplin, $25.75 In this model Pied coat's distinctive style is} gained by the deep kimono yoke, its tong shouldered effect emphasized by rows of tiny, velvet buttons; velvet makes the shaw! collar and cuffs. T! he skirt, slightly draped at front, | has a novel belt, confining the viel stitched into narrow pleats. "f, navy, brown, Ubetppes and black. Very Ss Very Spec, $16.74 imono sleeve models, belted or without belts, ee with large buttons and cut on smart, loose lines. In— ings in gray, blue, and black. Re 14 rb gay. b CORSETS of TRICOT Or Rubber, PARIS’ Latest * Sizes| 18 years. For the correct new figure lines, the supple, sinu- ous “Oriental” silhouette, the new are most essential. Latest Paris importations and many clever copies—in soft, flexible weaves of tricot and rubber webbing—are in the Macy assortment, shown in scores of models, all tending to give the desired graceful relaxed pose. “Marchioness Slip-ons” “Marchioness” Hip Confiners Of white and pink brocade, these Made of ieee nate is-faced tri: . sian clever novelties are very flexible cot, laced over the abdomen and boned only with soft, flexible steel end have clastic belt at waistline to In front, “give additional suppleness to the Rubber Hip Confiners figure (iustration at right). Priced From Paris (centre illustration) are In white and AS Wwovenelasticweb- $54. Same made in white cretonne, bing. Ideal for dancing. Priced $6.49. $3.9§ Cd Our expert Corsetieres will demonstrate the beauties of the new models and suggest the style best suited to your indioidual figure requirements. Paris importations include the diaphram-top rubber Corsets at $2.89 and suede finished tricot Corsets at $7.94. Other models at $10.89, $9.49, $8.94, $7.94. All of extreme flexibility. ‘Third Floor, B5th Sizect. CHARMING New Fashions In GIRLS’ APPAREL Quite the most picturesque little Coats imaginable are these of this season, mai > with deep ceintures in contrasting color. A folded hip girdle of canary color chiffon velvet trims a coat of black velvet, its collar and cuffs edged with fitch. Priced $42.75. ‘Third Floor, 85th Street, Rose colored fallle 's employed for the deep sash and bow of a Russian blouse coat of old blue corduroy. Priced $25.75. Fur-Trimmed Coals Cutaway lines are featured in this smartly of Boucle Clot, tailored long Coat, with its clever trimminy caer buttons and Its satin lining. A collar of Australian opossum finishes the k. In brown, navy or tan. Sizes 10 to 14 yrs. fe Spel Chile, $11.74 ‘Two-toned chinchilla in wide striped pat- tern is used for this practical Coat with large patch pocket, turn-back cuffs and convertible Polar. Raglan shoulders, deep belt. In brown, navy blue and tan. Sizes 10 to 14 years, Belted Ulst Fine Chink $9. 74 Cut on the trim, jaunty lines of a boy's ulster, this smart coat is worsted lined and has deep, detachable belt, lar; re pockets and con- vertible or standing coll In grey, navy, brown and Oxford. Sizes 6 to 16 years. Veloeteen Frocks, Plaid Trimmed, $8.94 Mlustrated. Round collar, cuffs and sash girdle of this model are of gay plaid silk, one-piece dress opening down the front. In brown, navy or black. Sizes 6 to 12 years, White Pique One-Piece Dresses, $3. 49 Long-waisted model, with deep peplum belt; square neck, cuffs and panel front are of English eyelet embroidery. Sizes 6 to 14, Girls’ Gymnasium Bloomers $2.14 | Pleated model of English serge in navy or black. Sizes 6 to 20 years. J THE EVENING WORLD, TH URSDAY, OCTOBER 2, K Mal and i5-jewel lever movement. _191 A Law Without a Compromise At Macy's the inviolable law is—a sale must be satisfactory mutually and completely. Hence, Macy's is the easiest place in New York at which to “get your money back if dissatisfie Macy‘sin ali Departments carr “Lowest«in-the-City” prices. Ma to show the new things, est price possible rat in stock the year ‘round the staples at acy’s is among the very first in the country id on these the Macy policy is to mark the very low- ye than to “put on all the goods will stand."* $15.00 OSTRICH Trimmed Silk Velvet HATS, S, $9. 89 for ‘fruy an rd Sate arent Resuming our very popular “week-end” sales of Trimmed Hats we shall @pen the season with a most remarkable value—a fa handsomely trimmed Dress Hat— that heed be $15.00 elsewhere, for $9. THe PATS are all hand- blocked—made of finest black silk velvet, with soft crowns and French edges. Fifteen New Fall Shapes, One of Which Is Illustrated. THE OSTRICH FEATHER GARNITURE of these Hats consists of a richly beautiful band, 42 inches in length, en- circles the Hat completely, ending in a heavy drooping head that falls gracefully over the brim at the back, and has the appearance of one long rich plume. ts of Black Velvet—with plumes In black—white—new blue— green—purple—taupe—tango—and other fashionable shades. recall yh smart Tailored and Semi-Dress Hats, at $4.96, , $6.89 and $8.89. Artificial FLOWERS For INTERIOR So gia Macy's, to meet the rapidly iereeiint dearer has installed a new Department on the Balcony, 34th St. side of the Main Floor, with a very remarkable showing of Fabric Flowers, Ferns, Foliage, Window Boxes, etc. — These exquisite imitations are so natural and life-like that they are scarcely distinguishable from the living plant, save by scent. Prices, of course, are “Lowest-in-the-City.” Hydrangeas, long stemmed and with follage, wn La France Resea, with buds ang foliage, ™ In all colorings; Blossoms, large spray, Fe in [all and autumn tints, ied grass, Narcissus, yellow or white, Mer ne rian fille iefeith cho choice assorted fons Superh WRIST WATCHES A RARE Collection | ACY’S showing of Wristlet Watches for men and Bracelet Watches for women establishes new standards for beauty of design, variety of model and treatment, and quality of workmanship. Macy's, far more than any other institution, popularized the wearing of the “Wrist” Watch—now almost dé rigueur—for both men and women in this country. Main Fleer, Broadway. Ne other store, we are aserwed, either wholesale or retail, has such a magnificent showing as Macy's. To maintain our | ice supremacy on the matter of these exquisite Bracelet and Wristlet Watches, we purchased our cases and mountings separately, obtained the pitching for those that are Diamondeset, for Instance, at first hand from the cutters at Amsterdam; obtained’ the Tieveraens alto st, first hand. from makers here and abroad. The assem- a $14 lamond-setting was done in our own workrooms on the pr Cgisreot ‘onneau’ a t At $24.89) wae Watches, with Tong curved silver dial and 15-jewel lever movement. Black moire silk Say with trimmings of sterling Suede-stra At $30. 25 | Silver-dial Weis Watches, of sterling silver. Fiteons jewel lever movement. Silveredlaled Wrist Watches, on a gray with silver buckje. Sterli avers plain at $7 49 | 50 lished Wrist Watches with T-jewel | lever movement. White dial and tan, black or brown leather strap. N y Doct: At $9.74 Wrist’ Watches ‘th Of ster! “sweep” second hand. silver, with white dial and 7-jewel lever movement. Other qualities from $7.49 for gunmetal, E ipa) for 14-kt. gold, All on} — ather strap, Qetagonal Wels t Fifteen Jewels, At $14.89 | atches of sterling | At $36.25, | a Stiversdtates Silver, with silver | cath extension bracelet and 15-jewel lever movernent square Oc 1 at $37.50 At $37.50 | Oval Bracelet Watches of sterling Grey suede strap and silver trim- mings. Sterlin, Silver At $16.49 | Wrist Watches, Sile ver-Dialed in “*Ton- neau’ jape. Colored suede strap silver, with silver dial, on silver extension bracelet. In. 14-kt. gold and 10-jewel lever movement. at $67.50. Fifteen-jewel lever move- “Tonneau” Sterling |: B 3, ‘y racelet Watches of At $18.49 | giver" varied wy $61.50 | kt shape, Grey suede strap, silver dlal and 15-jewel lever movement. At $18, 49) Suede strapped Silver Tonneau" Wrist Watches, with Arabic numer- als, silver dial and 15-jewet lever movement. Pilteensjewel lever movement. Iso on eoldrnounted leather strap, at $49.50. On silver extension bracelet, a On trimmed suede strap, Bracelet Watches of At $79.50 | 34 ‘gold, tn 14-! i gold, in oclae shapes, on or = fancy ihe ee bracelet. Fifteen-jewel lever movements, If with wristlet strap, 14-kt. gold ‘Arable niMerals. Tan suede strap] trimmed, $64.80. In sarling s silver, and sterling silver buckle. on extension bracelet, $43.50. Round, with beautiful tapering extension Bracelet of At $629.00 | Matinuin and 14 kt, gold The bevel or front of the ee wan solidly paved with 120 finely cut diamonds, the Bracelet studded with 48 finely cut rose diamonds and 20 Cullibre cut sapphires, fitted with a 15 jewel Geneva lever movement. .89| Small Square Wrist Watches, of ‘silver, with silver dial and |. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices. MAQ?’S: ~ The TAILORED SUIT in New MODES and Fabrics Famous Paris couturiers have this season launched many brilliant Suit novelties, the originals and copies.of which are well represented in the Macy collection. A PAUL POIRET MODEL—A blouse Sult of Perslancrose Velutina at $164.00 is characteristic in its coloring and contour. Inset at the waist line are deep points of black satin, heavily embraidred ef high military in white silk. Bands of emerald and rose moire ¢ re le the collar and the wale and form the girdle of the softly draped All Models advertised are in stock, ta Nees En to 4. Russian Blouse Suits of Broadcloth, $34.75, Mlustrated. Fashioned of superior qual Hep chiffon broadgloth, lustrous in finish. Ne cakoean Jar and cuffs of black caracul cloth buttons afford the on! ay trimming, draperies are stitched to form p! Navy, taupe, brown and black. Cutaway Suits of Bedford Cord, $34.75 A finely ribbed two-toned Bedford cord Is employed for this very mannish Suit; the se-46 verely tailored Cutaway Coat satin lined and with velvet collar. The skirt is slightly draped at back. Green, grey, navy andOxford, Ci Su of Broeilah, $26.75 the long square panel “"Directoire"* model — back of the coat trimmed with rows of buttons; the fronts sharply cane to the side. Velvet collar, wide revers, satin lining. A deep apron tunic ‘effect is the feature o| the @ draped skirt. Navy blue and black. ‘Thi Broadway. From PARIS are these Lovely DANCING FROCKS Only Paris could create such simply Gyre] Dresscal Mod sere tel and delicate ices spe with bead ind gleam with metallic laces. (ibd are exquisite and grace is in every artful line of drapery. Typical of egpeett trend are Vee ply it Ficor Dresses in which th ina ta very an ‘of the dance Is subtly and eloquently ex- Strikingly Parisian s a Gown of creamy shadow laze and chiffon, its draped tunic ‘and decollete| bodice edged with uti its See pe and sash of Orange chai meuse. Fasrlthe om sis dasntsness is the Dancing Frock (slustrated) of whit Ag tulle and Hewett shim mering with brilliant fringes, and Line ‘with breed iobon ribbons of tissue. Priced $98. ‘ully Bead-embroidered corn-flowers adorn a Fell {itt Drere of ecru ru pil ! shadow lace, with clever touches ti the gold-embroidered bodice, “Priced 9879. Deep fringes and elaborate embrorderte: - daar Beg beads add their soft bril ifort a most effective Gown of black and white , tilly lace and tulle, at $94.75, Most Charming of Dresses is this model pli handepaed Fa aisle blues, nl er pearl and silve it! Gailver ribbon. Puced $47he en Mice girdle Turquotse Bead chic Frock of pale pink charmeuse chins Aeron sho, include and tulle, interwoven with heavy jhades- the ng De ta nggd i pastel cbr nina ftv sin baad ie ns Seat veivet or tone addin the very fetching colos scheme, with beads, Priced $22.74. Priced $69.75. —————. A Fetching Dancin, of blue chiffon crystal iy ote thd Dink et it ribbon Feo ‘esses with ’ ery He softly pleated, the deep fold girdle and crystal bead embroldery 'Y Suggesting the swi Oriental drapericne Priced 334.757" sie, in, Soft, light colorings. Priced Boys’ SUITS and COATS For Fall & WINTER Wear ACY"S SPECIALIZES in Boys’ Clothing, and | is showing in the new and much enlarged ai improved Department (Second Floor, 34th ‘St, Rear) an assortment of Fall and Winter needs for boys such as tew stores can equal for quality and va- riety. and none can match in prices. A few only out of hundreds of attractive economies are listed ’ here. In fact, there are always more un-advertised than adver- tised specials at Macy's in this and other Departments. Corduroy Suits $4.96 | Suits for Stout and $7.49 with Extra Trousers, Norfolk models of selected soft} VERY Stout Boys, $14. 74 For boys of 12 to 19 years, with fini VeaNied $a, gray. snd golden- vane Sees {or oye OF 6 46:16 chest measurements of 32 in. to 42 A large variety of specially in. Heavy Corduroy Suits $6. 49 selected materials made up in Now with Extra Trousers, folk and plain double-breasted models In four Norfolk and one double- | Every fabric picked for its durability, breasted models, Colors are tan, light gray, dark gray and brown. Boys’ All Wool . Suits $4 96 Sizes 6 to 17 year with Extra Trousers, fe ine cassimeres and cheviots in a ‘inest Corduroy Suits f ith. Extra ‘Trousers, - $7.94 dazen different shades of grey, brown id tan. Norfolk and = double Norfolk and plain double-breasted breasted models, Sizes 7 to 17 years. models, serge-lined, gray and tan. Finer qualities atis6.49, $7.49 and up Sizes 7 to 17 years, 74. to $14.74 New Middy Blouse Suits for Boys, $5.49 to $10.74 ht knee trousers or with long sailor Either with the new style stra trouse Of shepherd checks and blue serge. Sizes In all styles from 4+ to 8 years. New “Sport” Coats for Boys and Youths, $1.49 Mackinaw style, of heavy-weight fancy plaid in navy, brown, and red, Double-breasted Norfolk model with convertible collars, Sizes 1S. BOY BOVS BOYS" Boys’ SHIRTS AND = |LAUNDERED — | FALL WEIGHT BLOUSES, 68c BLOUSES, 68c|PAJAMAS, 94 Of woven madras and 's aie was 96c.] Of heavy flannelette fine percale, made of the conus attached, or} Edencloth” and remnants of fine shirt-| neckbands, Percale | woven madras. ings. Plain white and]and madras, Plain | full, sizes from ¢# to 18 stripe effects. Sizes 12] white and stripes. All yous, Finished with silk to 1¢ In., by half sizes. | sizes from 6 to 16 years, | frogs at button-holes. blue tones