The evening world. Newspaper, January 22, 1914, Page 13

ahi ¥ a} ’ aS RELIEF FUND ESTED TO PAY FOR BRAIN A BULKHEAD Committee's Reply to Charge . Of:Refising: to Give Aid . ‘in ‘individual Cases, Mayer George W. Elliott of Sea- bright, N. Treasurer of the com- mittes to the dwellers of “The Bisbery,” the part of the town worst damaged by the recent storms, has had the stricken stretch of beach @urveyed and reported to-day that the beach to be protected does not venesed 760 feet in length. The work can be done, it is believed, within $10,000, the amount for which tho committees ie asking. More than half has already been subscribed. The committee ig awaiting the opinion of experts as to whether a bulkhead or @ pair of jetties will beat serve the purpose. The fear of some citizens that another storm may come along and sweep the whole town off the map has made them nervous and has sub- jected the committee to some criti-| clam which its members feel ts un- warranted. P. Hall Packer, @ real estate and insurance broker, was quoted in The Evening World on Menday as saying that a mass-meet- ing\would probably be called to pro- test against the action of the com- inittee in disrogarding pleas for in- dividual reitef. Mr. Packer cited as one instance the case of Mrs. Alico Newman who, he said, had asked for $20 with which te put temporary piling under her Beme in the second storm. Mr. Packer said to-day that he was in error in this case and that Mrs. New- man had merely suggested wu loan through a third person and had not applied directly to the committee or any of the charitable societies. As to hig other remarks the committee says in substance in a statement sent to The Evening World: “The interview ts a serious mis- representation of the object of the Seabright Rellef Fund and a slander on the committeo chosen to solicit and apply this fund. The eneral understanding was that this money) should not be used for indiscriminate relief, but for the specific purpose of erecting a bulkhead across a nection of the town known as ‘The Fishery.’ Until this is done the town is exposed to w repetition of disasters more seri- ous than those of the recent storms. hermore until the bulkhead ts it it is utterly imporsible to re- store the homes of those who have lost them. As to personal suffering on the part of either individuals or families, there is none. Food anu clothing have been generously dis- tributed and all necessary temporary financial relief given. There is an abundance of work for all who want it.” ‘The co) ittee ataten that criticiam has ma iné collection of funds more diMcult and delayed the essen- tinl permanent relief of protecting “The Fishery” from the sea. To bear out the sincerity of its Marie: Your ehorwightednes and squint- fag are probably caused by a weak and over Worked condition of the aye. I do not think your eye troubles are serious; Bay can be ralieved with the daily application of two e¢ three drops at « time of the simple tonic: Dimolre am ounce of crystoe in a pint of water, This will be @ freet comfort as well eo © deautifier and will prevent that equint- tag Widoh 1s apt to make crow‘efest and line @bowt the ayes, Take my advice; don't worry, ‘Wilda: ‘There ere many methods fro ated for reducing the chia; but after all, (here is nothing 00 good as to beep down the @mmeral fled, And this closs mot require any Work magic with the “dresdfal double chin” abd you will expericuce uo bad affects, High eallare should be worn as little as possibie, ‘They increase the tendency to flabby thrvat, eel ia ftevebles and bedly noi a mequalled remedy, ef il fr 3 i EGE. ay bee es 5 é g g i statement the committee presents printed copy of its circular of De 27, after the first storm, appealin specifically for funds for relief “in| the shape of a bulkhead.” Mr. Packer, in reply, two cbecks for $250 each from A. Beadleston and =. Woers with in- structions trans for the donors thta the money was to be used for the immediate ef of the fisherlen, and that out of all the money col-/ lected, $3,000 and more was raised | with that understandin, “IT think,” replied = M “that this is a mistake, ston check came through Mr. Beadle- | ston's chauffeur and was made out to | me. It was for the relief of the fisb- | ermen and will be so applied, but the} needs of ‘food, clothing and poe | » DF) | that she ts shoes id clothing have been found by her after in- vestigation here to be in need?" Other citizens of Seabright indi- cated that their anxiety had been @roused because the members of the committee were not making their Plans public with enough frequency and freedom. When informed that the committee was ulrendy at work on the bulkheads or jetties, they ox- pressed themselves as quite satisfied. {R i Scotch Mole $224.00 $89.75 | Persian Lamb $396.00 $179.00 | Hudson Seal $263.00 $119.00 from Bit75, with others e 0 . ke oe ow Beeo BO eee ese ise00 | specially bought, whose $296.00 $98.75 la rye n60 | Mote Ca'e Sim 00 450 earlier-in-the-season prices “oo ow. soa 23 l Piles at Home $374.00 $124.00 Leben Seal Har Seal siv900 $89.75 would be $16.50 to $18.50. ai a tee « —@ — $449.00 $159.00 | (Dyed Muskrat) 226.00 $84.75 “ «$174.00 $68.75 Simple Home Remedy, iy h Gives Quick Rat nod Prevents SCARFS and MUFFS—Latest Novelties Send foe Free Trial Package and Prove It e ee ree Lene Scotch Mole Sell for, ne Persian Lamb Mist t0 ries jor jal bs OF Pog Rago Sable Sellfor Pe | Scarfs $21.75 $8.87 | Scarfs $34.75 $15.87 Dat geen, think of, an operation for Scarfs $109.00 $44.75 | Muffs $44.75 9.74 | Muffs 79.75 $34.75 tor sald: Any part of the body cut away Mufts 149.00 Scarfs $37.75 $13.74 | Scarfs $44.75 $19.87 ja gone forever. One er two applications 3: $69.75 ot Pyramta @ Remedy P svelb warns’ 24,74 Bits Pa so 49,37 OVERCOATS _ reduced flee ang torture Natural ox judeon Seal (Dyed Muskrat a pare De Seana ies Scarfs $99.15 $1674 | Scare gsits S174 | fom, $1.75, with others Boia everywnere ot Bande Scarfs $59.75 $21.74 | Muffs $42.75 $19.74. | Muffs $45.75 $19.74 earliersin-the-season price SS ferns tubly tr your Soe Muffs $69.75 $27.78 | Scarfs $46.75 $19.74 | Scarfs 859.75 $19.74 | would be $22.50. Would DepagR are ee He ee sat aay be’ wearing 8. Btls third Ficer, Breedway, ' Muffs $59.75 $26.75 | Muffs $09.75 $22.74 : sovimen “Just send in the coupon below at once ter ‘Tuird Vicor, Broadway. Blues and blacks are included, together with a fine as 1 the free trial treatment. Tt wilt show you mid Pile Remedy nm get the regular package for 50 any drug store. Don't suffer another neediess minute, Write now. FREE PACKAGE COUPON. Pyramid Drug Company, 452 Pyramid Bidg., Marshall, Kindly send me a trial treatment ramid Pile Rem- edy at once, by mall, FREE, In piatn wrapper, ao I can prove tts splendid reaults, Name.. A ‘Week, tired. a ponent ling peanle given © sa sine pe Reongh reins placed Ra on ll Salton Stes BR BLA, W, MAYER, O3. rise tocser's.) the best thing I know of tu remove damiruff and prevent brittienem, split hain and the irritation caused by excess oil, It cleanses thoroughly and has none of the objectionabl qualities, of soap of ordinary shampoos, Thi fe very economical and essy to use, Dries quickly and can be wed with @e very least weste of time, : R.H. MACY & CO. ‘Miss 1, 0.: Yomr skin trovble aomnde as Mf It were carmed tbr your use of ontinary fece powders, They give an ertificial look—e- pecially if one ta inclined to be sal! or pimpled, The very thing for you ta spurmas —the bet liquid lotion I know aba: it is ecomomical because you mix It yournelf at dome, Get 4 owmces spurmax (at any druz tore) and mix it with t: pint hot water, add 2 teaspoonfule glycerine, apply it to face, Beck and eras, ‘The effect will surprise you and last pot only disguise cold sores, biemisies, &e., dub in time i will relieve them entirely, Lily Dale: jour bh Guring an entire evening. 4 half a cold water and two ule givcerine, Sur bray and Jet : of this with careful ry rin-nutrition and give a to fine = Tea bel : ad ad vant ale ugh boiling Water to make @ ‘ful * Mooouful belore cach mea! i thunk your aud don distaste for work is, a8 you aay, physical, and this tonic will, ing the’ ayatem of imyurities, restore isles and apirita, eee anew 2188 a | 2190 20'"JT uired hand DIANNA ANAL URED COCA AAA = and plaid silks. shown in most attractive variety, the-City” prices. may fastened at the side with ah chiffon taffeta and chiffon cloth, with overblouse the silk over the more diaphanous fabric, ‘i vest, and chenille embroidered motifs in gay colors match the rolling collar of Chineeerpattarea. _THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1 € € € € = € S S Herald Square Breadway, 34th to 35th St The January FUR SALE NOW in Active Progress The most fashionable Fur Coats and Sets for this great Annual Sale have been sharply reduced and are now offered at ACTUALLY LESS THAN HALF EARLY-IN-THE-SEASON PRICES nty SO extensive, values so remarkable, price | Only one or two | nobltsagd or sets of each style » w Wide, that we can but quote a few of the | but a very comprehensive assortine:t from which ly items of interest, to make satisfactory selection. FUR COATS—Radically Reduced At $11.75 of all the most popular colorings. Almost every Most FASHIONABLE FURS ‘for MISSES and Young GIRLS In the light and pretty Furs most favored for youthtul wear—Macy's displays an exceptionally fine assortment of: 59 WOMEN’S COATS (Wereoriginaly $16.74 to $24.7: 4) Now $12.74 an ihetay ae coe sroreentie ull models, straight line or gra draped effects. In the most fashionable of uy season's fabrics, including: FUR OVERCOATS $39.50 $74.78 come h im- | Coats with mink- png Lining and $26.75 Coats with musk- rat-lined black ker- sey shells. Collar of Smart Novelty Sets Velour, Broadtail Cloth, Persian or Hudson | collar of near seal. At HALF PRICE Duvetyn and Nevelty Cleckings seal, Were $42.50 | Were $65.00 earlier earlier in the season, | in the season, Indicative of the exceptional values are: Pir orrareneied, all are richly lined and Many finely ‘Third Fleer, Broadway, Sale fink SOOSOSSHHHGOHSOSSSHDTOSISSS a . se Sale Extraordinary of Sele 8 Sell for Prien SER Be RICH Oriental RUGS ic ge ee tia Fe $74,000 Worth a Exceptionally High-grade fan ek Sa 922.4 $0.74 Modern and Semi-Antique Rugs from Rimslan Fitch Searle Sess, Sette e Ee for $ Rmlen Fitch Malle feats SS @ the Far East, to be Sold for $55.000 Also a covrprehensive assortment of Separate 4 Macy's allel round prices for Oriental Ru; Scaris nafs cf igen ie $ average one-fourt less ‘had is asked elsewhere fh few stores where rugs of such unvarying excellence Black Fou and Netural Red Fes. Tnitd,.7iee"* aie sold LAST Shoes REMNANTS pestries A flat reduction, therefore, of $19,000 the Folsics at ats cual olny S wticte oahacton of $74,000 worth rears a frost exe surprisingly prices. Pieces rf ceptional opportunity to acquire, at little more than for Pillows, Chairs, Sofas, ete., fer a lew pennies. @ landed cost, one or more of the richest of ticularly smart trans- Fourth Fleer, Rear. © — P atlantic last, with the wery one ch@acteristic low, The Fashionable FROCK Rugs is a worthy example of the high- broad heels, receding est art of toe and close-trim- Is Now of TAFFETA Taffeta, soft, supple and of shimmering lustre is in the new season's models, effec- tively combined with charmeuse, chiffon fect in weave, coloring med welt. Included in the Sale and marked at very special prices are hundreds of Turkish and Persian Rugs and Carpets, and rugs from the Caucasus, ai them many magnificent specimens of antiques that will delight the connoisseur. Visit the depa: tment if only to see the wonderful display and examine these fine pieces, 26 SULTANABAD CARPETS 20 ANTIQUE RUNNERS Sizes 14 ft, 4 in. x 3 ft, 3 Sixes from 12 fl, «9 fl. 7 in. to 11 ft. 6 in. x 8 fl. 9 in. in, 108 f.7 in. x 3 fi. 4 in, Were $202.00—new $147.00 Were §35.75—new $24.74 up to those that up to those that Were $55.50--new $38.75 Were §251.00-now $196: $55.50—new | 15 MAHAL CARPETS 18 KIRMAN SEDJADES BUGS oo, ne 4 fi: Siges from 12 fl. 9 in. x 8 ft.10 tn. lo 11 ft. 8 in, x8 ft. 10 in. Were $67.50—now $48.75 up to those that Were $136.00—now $96.50 up to those that Were $77.50—now $53.75 Were $151,00--now $114.00 TT ROYAL KERMANSHAH CARPETS | 14 MESHED KHORASSAN CARPETS Sixes from 12 ft. 10 in. x 10 ies co 19 ft. 3 in, % 13 fl. ft. 109 ft. 9 in. x7 fl. 2 in. 6 in, lo 11 fl. 3 in, x 8 jl. 4 in, Were $216.00—now $174.00 Were $298.00—new $199.00 up to those that up to those that Were $376.00.--now $312.00 Were $886.00 —new $592, 16 TABRIZ PERSIAN CARPETS 23 SAROUK PERSIAN CARPETS Sizes from 14 ft, 2 in. x 8 fll Sizes 12 ft. 10 in, «9 ft. 9 tn, to 10 ft. 8 in. x7 fl.7 in. in, to 9 ft.4 in. 26 ft. Gin. Were $162,00.-now $108.CU Were $252.00--now $i79'00 up to those that up to those that Were $312.00—new §208.00 Were $198.00- now $426.00 31 KHIVA AFGHAN RUGS 29 GOROVAN PERSIAN CARPETS Sizes 10 jt. 9 in, x7 fl, 10 Sizes from 12 ft. 9 in. x 10 ft. in. lo 8 ft. 7 in, x 6 fl. Sin, lo 10 ft. 11 in, x9 ft. 4 in, ti i Were $65.50—now $49.50 Were $206,00—new $163.00 Cygne: lined "and. frimmed __ Up to those that up to those that with a collar of fur in alk. Were $151.00—now $133.00 | Were $276.00—now $233.00 Season's favored pelts, model. ‘The shoes popular “invisible” eyelets. Frills and tunics are cleverly featured in these turesque Gowns, which in the Mac: fallen are “Lowest-ine Street Frocks of Tafeta, $17.74 In black chiffon Taf- feta of excellent quality, this pretty model has a satin waistcoat, lacing of shadow os ee irdle of int ) suede, with buckles and bicuse -bodice and the skirt. A full, deep ruffle, athered on a cording, falls to the knee over the draped skirt. Afternoon : Gowns, Latest Models, $36.75 The Dress, illustrated, Is fashioned of plaid silk combined with crepe me- teor, touches of emerald silk contrasting smartly with the dark blue and green tones of the piaid. Surplice vest and roll- : ing collar are of fine ecru we embroidered batiste. __And at waist a@ clus- ter of velvet blossoms finishes foe wide sash girdle Men's Choice of three models: (1) Conservative style for (3) The ultra-smart style #) quarter bow. Y Fur-trimmed SUITS of French "BROAD- CLOTH, Special, at = $23.74 The smart model, SS CECOEOSEE CESSES EEE EEEEE EEE EEE EEE EEE “Another model is developed in blue, black and white The blouse coat, cut > Filmy shadow lace forms the Medici collar and Over the draped skirt curving cutaway flounces give ~- meeuannornemmel ‘one the fashionable width t , and the wide Seal-dyed Comey and th arab wht the noua, athe tne ALOT OF 35 RICH MOSSOUL RUGS, SPECIAL AT $12.48 Sal Cree Both these Gowns have silh-lined Average sizes 5 ft. 11 in, x3 jt.7 in, Excepiionally fine qualities, ful 7 bodices and very fina finishing decails. HOOOOOO Fourth Fleer bag Mo RAIA ©» macy 2 co AN Dirt we ett eee me + all er tah kk aa a Men's SHIR ‘the $5.00 appearance, $1.39 * Mala Vicor, BBth Gerest. Men's $5.00 ENGLISH at $3.49 cde "Te so arch 6 the top ‘wth the This is a icularly desirable Shoe for the man who wishes fo combans commart durability with Tamnat ppearaate ta bas notes Main Mes, Malrvar, 85th 61. Rese, $3.00 DERBY HATS, Special at $1.74 Fast black, flexible, and self-comforming to the head from the first moment of wearing, the business man, (2) Smart block for the younger man, with the three» Main Fleer, 36th 90 af @ ood model'and style is represented, and there are plenty of sizes and kinds at every price,