The evening world. Newspaper, February 6, 1914, Page 8

THE COMMON SENSE WAY TO A | through @ tube attached to the “kus! Penn Student Dice a Year After | stove | Merchandise ‘ CLEAR SKIN AND GOOD COMPLEXION}! CTOUE ORPINGTON HENS: seins ahq| rao BS tere tee rho, ne page ato om gi ae Son ee”, cae’ cll A Seen Appear pay ! University of Pennsylvania basebatt | * LEFT COMMON ONES sn a sear a, Be 87 ate Pe nremted Geen aasdaed the body of potarnas — | In one of the arly practice ga How important 1 tH De clear and epi clean and who uae of Veloge o i. Bott, whit cover, but Iatel, iffered much pain. ying. Wioser we ear, Numarode ot vies] te, benbI? as . f Peti : fs pe SAUCE How tiny they are?! Moline Larceny Instead of Petit | the rem THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE ned up We could not eh exquisite ‘When you get rm y. ‘Then a dry towel wipe off what (he skin In the darkest hour before dawn '. | wis |to-day Policeman Wiehman of the Coney Island precinct saw a man « _ - : . | Vetoes thang! sneaking along Neptune avenuo With eens Largeot Garment House in New York's Shopping Centre Smee a bag on his back, The policeman wae put to hed fold closed the per hi od well aw gond lone, to free from dust. dirt and y furtece| ‘Then let your mirror show you how te by the blood and that passes| wonder ul di from. the biood vessels to the sweat) At your drug in coliapaible tubes, siands. 260. each. ithe tena tad boon recent, me man Sixth Ave., Cor. 18th Street admitted that he haa stolen and killed them and led the policeman to! oyitton , Special Sale of New Silk Dresses residence of Joseph Lynch at No, Dre 2760 Ocean Parkway | $10.95 Mre. Lynch was aroused and asked | cleans everything. Never be without it. ceny charge. clude mina: ler, flounce, | No, Percy ls a white man, | ALBANY, Feb. &—Renator Murtaueh | ° if. |tntreduced a bill to-day providing a j New S rin Sui s | fine and alx months’ imprisonment for | yp J ====jany one who inserts any clreular or) hother advertisement between the pages $] 5 00 of a daily newspaper without the con- a sont of the publisher, IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— A WORLD “WANT” WILL GO AND GET IT. aaa vn mn Actual $25 Values Thirty striking models, copied from the leading Paris de- signs, showing the effective tier, minaret and peg-t skirts, short jackets, many with silk vestees, UL thos: and jaunty ha e wool crepe, gabardine and serge. in Spring Serge Dresses $5.00 | wae iF ‘ Usually ried at $10 Drea, smart tailored street model, exact! ic $5.00 tured ad also other chic tailored, rs mace of a Fine Quality Men's Wear Serve Colors: Black, navy, brown, Copenhagen and | Given by New York Men _ to a New York Merchant HIS SALE shows larger cash returns than any other New York sile within our memory. This in spite of the fact our prices have been materially reduced. Which ptoves that we hove go!d several times as many garments as were ever becore disposed of in « a Yet our Astounding Cuts ‘in Price R. H. MACY & CO. BADALONA Lengths RECEIVER’S SALE have been old customers who know us well. know the name “Smith Gray” not only as a “trade mark” but as « “pride mark,” \ubelling clothes they are proud to wear— Clothes That YOU Will Be PROUD to Wear and that are the justly prideful product of a maker for whom nothing is too good—a product now Sacrificed at Bankruptcy Prices Suits formerly priced $15 to $50 Overcoats formerly priced $15 to $60 Reaiers $9.98 to $28.50 Prices Winter Suits and Overceats, Advance-Style Medium-Weight Suits and Ovorceats, Next-Spring Suits and Light-Weight Overcoats. In Correction of an Unintentional Mis-statement On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of this week we edvertised for £a'e 50,000 boxes of “Crane's” Stationery at 29¢ a box, explaining that hundreds of thousands of boxes of the same Stationery are sold yearly in the United States at 50c a box, From Every with a of gold, This was a mis-statement, though not an inten- tional one. The paper is not what is generally known as “Crane's,” though it is made’by the same concern, Eaton, Crane & Pike, and is of the quality claimed. by the error of one of our staff of Buyers, this Stationery was taken in stock, listed and sold as "Crane's." Several thousand boxes have been sold. We think that every purchaser feels that he has quite fully received his money's worth. .__ Nevertheless, the advertising contained a misrepresenta- tion, unintentional theugh it was, and so, any one who desires may return the Stationery tought us “Crane's” and receive a refund of the price in cash, as he can in any other case of dissatisfaction, And all to be sold immediately By Order of Oscar A. Lewis, Receiver in Bankruptcy For your convenience, all stores OPEN until 7.30 P. M. BRO \DWAY AT WARREN Sr. FULTON st. At FLATBUSH AY, M A 4 . StH AVENUE ABOVE 21TH St, 4 STORES BROADWAY’ AT BEDPORD AV. The Stationery is still on sale. At 29c a box it {s extraordinary value. Thirty styles and tints of paper and correspondence cards, at 29¢ a box, the usual price throughout the United States being 50c a box, fipecial Tables, Main Fleer, Center, — _ THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1914. -_ CHICKEN THIEF CWHITE) BASEBALL causes oeara. | it aly nine as AQNCAGARAG Pubilahors' Price every one. Main Fleer. Chest sizes 38 to 44, | Service Plates the appearance of her dinner table, and nothing could add more to its distinction than a set of our beautiful imported hand- inted Service Plates in all the est and most admired designs. Many of them are omamented colors and more complex designs, As always, our prices on thig world-famous China are the “*Low- est-in-the-City,” though, indeed, we doubt if you can find such a complete assortment elsewhere. WEDGWCCI $43.75 to $92.75 per dozen COALPORT, $39.75 per dozen CROWN SUTHERLAND, $39.75 and $77.50 per dozen N ROYAL CAULDON, $40.75 to $74.75 per dozen N FOLEY, N 7 $19.88 and $47.75 per dozen DRESDEN, & ixed prices charged elsewhere. example we quote one of the orks of fiction FUR COATS and Sets LESS Than 14 PRICE [Models $2.96. Final clearance reductions to insure the quick disposal of every “v"sneck in plain weave or to make a survey of her chicken 95 Coat, Muff, and Scarf in the Macy collection of reliable Furs. Norfolk style with high collar in house. She complied, and ta- | ° Prices have been sharply reduced throughout the entire stock, | fancy weave. In white, gray, mentation» awakened the noigh! | although we quote but a few of the many, these are typical of the | maroon, tan, navy or black. for the heads of her eight Orpington — economies:— Made to Sell Sele "9 Alle hens were on the floor. Actual $20 Values. © One Model Like Picture For Price Beatie ‘2 All- Wool $3.74 They were prize hens, too, valued | . i: Is Broadtalt Persian Coats $496.00 $239.00 ers 5 At $10 apiece. Mra, Lynch had twenty | Over twenty of the emartes mode Hudson Seal Coate $324.00 $149.00 Knitted In fancy weaves, with Soar COeereicie ant BLG thane designed for this Spring, adapted or Hudson Seal Coate (dyed muskrat) $359.00 $119.00 | shawl collar, belt in black, deep Sged to pick out. the cleht. finent ny copied from the lcading Paris styles Hudson Seat Coate (dyed muskral) $196.00 is | baciets and turrebeck cuits tn pete Walt tm Non mayer al his \cothpnadanta a ong gla Neer-Seal Coates °°"? fos were | maroon me = Po yer wo ( Xs oa! a | name van, ‘and he gave hin residence | ish hiffon Moire Caracul $198.00 $78.75 | Women’s All-Wool , No. 2764 Weat Seventeenth street, | OY Made of exquisite chiffo Motre Corsleckin Conte ey 359.78 $4.96 Gold Dust does what you can’t do for Coney taland. “He maintained that he |W taffetas, crepe _de_chines Scotch Moleskin Coats fo7.00 - — sisago | Sweaters nein dishes. It digs into the corners and [didn’t know one hen from another and | Hair-Ser! Coats $129.00 CCT IP aplenty elt ia ited. el sre thad picked his prey at random, Magis. | and crepe meteors, in all Natural Pony Coate $57.75 $22.37 | collar or nec} i leanses and sterilizes, trate Hylan held him in Coney Island | and crepe meteors, na te ue cuffs, large pockets and pear! ' l Th es shad he ben Tem | the now shades, alse Sitka Fox Miser" antes | GAtuakrat) M*4Ga0 "0" atte | gry, tan navy or Harvard ed.” . whereas had he be 9 gift | , tan, GO D DUS ie chicken connoisseur and serabhed changeable effects, Muffs $84.75 , Muffs $49.75 4 would ‘have es vine peat late The new style features in- Scarfs $59.75 74 Fitch Muffs $58.75 gn 75 | | top, bustle and dra Mufis 7 Se and larger packages. D FINE “CUCKODS. ” skirts, ‘and Medici collar, hea cL [SER FAIRBANK 225] WOULD Fi 4 fichu, vestee and girdle effect Scarfs $24.75 $9.74 CHICAGO Law Almed@ at Men Who Stent) waists, pees annie $15.74 “Let the GOLD DUST TWHHS de your werk’? eee age | Muffs $52.75 $13.74 Searls $24.74 | $9.74 OP APERRESR SES ESESOSEORSSOEE SEDEEAEDOSOS SEES: Clearance Sale of Men’s Suits & Over- coats at $17.75 Macy's earlier-in-the- season prices were $24.74, $29.75 and $34.75. The materials and colors are which best lend them: s.lvcs to the styles, and which been accepted as correct A Special CLEARANCE Raccoon fur,| Wallaby, muskrat, Imported England, Germany and France hostess takes pride in narrow, figured border others elaborated with lish | CROWN DERBY, 48.75 tu $20.75 per dozen AYNSLEY, $29.75 per dezen | German | ai /7.50 to $84.75 per dozen French LIMOGES, $29.50 to $119.00 per dozen Basement, R4th St, VAUUAUAUAL WAL UAC ALAR R.H. Macy « Co. s Attractions Are inert Low rrices. v> Grade Fur ) Coats; About “s Half Price blended Fale eres, calfekin Z r marmot, | pelt. enetian y¢ 52 and 5¢ in. | white coney, ete. Sizes | and wool body lining. %, 38 and 40, rit sizes, Opens @t 8.30 A.M. and Closes Broadway, Mth te3sthSt. ¢ P, M. truck on the head ait, tonned 9 —_——————"" noeneneesoonoes coosesesoooeoseee ¢: IResult Is, He's Held for Grand "ie" Batman hte seme tor LEA«PERRINS A Mid-Winter Furniture Sale Now in Progress " —Is one of the most important Macy events of the entire wae “] Larceny. y i You can always get any Book at , ved ft stai int. Note particul ie Sex’ eee pant cots wah Whe | ‘ | see A fll ld tT ad fing bas That this strictly a CASH SALE, This Sale with pen each Fi is the only one of its kind in the cy tea fl oo lr worth of Furniture ia for it, a CARsat this means | ni power and prices i hat means in in ai instance ‘and what it means ty avoiding the losses inevitably incident to a “charge account” system must be patent to $1.00 ty fonp ond water will clean ¢ : Ls atopped the man, opened the bag and @ - : - every one who gives the matter a moment's thought. PEE Paue [OLE ipa Gaol Wash ater aks WEEE S| Nokia tharae the Warr cArcaNeGs of & O yprocais pecs scle of every Savings of One-Fifth to One-Half; This, eur win find use makes on Qj Claht headless hons. | ° e kind, and there is a Macy saving on Furniture for Every Use in the Home been Improvernen regular use a$| It was apparent (hat the demise of OOCSSS PESSOSSSSSSSSODOD Women’s All-Woel Sweaters—Newest Amber Mouffion Sweaters ingora Muffs $16.74 Hy Soft, fleecy and warm. Coll Scarfs $19.74 96.74 Tomer s eaters $6,94 top of pocket and sleeves bor: Muffs $146.00 Scarfs $78.75 . ‘Third Floor, Broadway. Misses’ and Children’s All-Wool Sweaters Sizes 6 to 8 yrs., $2.24 Sizes 10 to 14 yrs., $2.96 Knitted in fancy weave, By- ron collar, fancy pockets and turn-back cuffs. — In white, gray, To-day and to-morrow navy, tan and cardinal red. you will find special prices Misses’ and Children’s in our Drug and Toilet All-Wool Sweaters Goods D ipariment, z Sizes6to8 yrs. $2.96 No matter what prices other Si stores may advertise, Macy's izes 10 to 14 yrs., $3.74 mare cay ins dune Knitted in plain stitch, belted Scarfs $12.74 j r . dered in contrasting color, such White Fox white with blue, blue with Muffs $65.75 Sk peach with American Scarfs $67.75 $29.75 | Beauty, lavender with white, Ermine 3 gray with violet, etc. 5 Special Sale of ugs & Toilet Goods M . | ‘ ‘ | K by well-dressed Ncw Yorkers, owest in the City” quality model with high collar and turn- 1g g es ecep on ver The fabrics include crepe _poolit | Titth Fl, Broadway. for quality. Mate tu mear. back cuffs, tn white, gray, tan, j POO VISITS SSSSSD FSS ISOSOSUIOITISOOSSSVISOSSS = Third Moor. B4ib Strest. Macy's Fused Invisible Bi-focals, the Perfect Glasses for Reading and Distance SaleofHigh- MOTORING mahogany. Fine Coats taken fi lar stock i i Old Styk Macy’s Style ce would never have influenced this gigantic sum-total of business if the “Sizes 11 te 4 lor women and Coats specially purchased and marked at corresponding ieee wy short tne Nolin affudion 4 Merchandise Offered Had Not Been of the Finest and Mest Desirable Sort FREE ALTERATIONS, meaning on adi | Men’s Women’s Men’s No Changing of Glasses F A 2 |_ing of trom $3 to $5 on each sarment, C t. Coats Ci t when you wish to read or look In This is an obvious fact. Yet if further proof is helpful in impressing you aaa e siecle rane oats, 2 oats, the distance. ‘ with the worth of our garments we point with pride to the truth that the $48 50 $28.50 $24.75 No Disfiguring Line majority of those who have atte the : Earlier - in- the- marlte . 5 of ion, to strain the ayes ans Earlier - in- the- larlier - in-the- | convey the impression of advanci : SMITH GRAY & CO rege” Sea eaes, “muni,” | paca is $89.75 Natural and dyed $36.75 h Floor, 34th street. Solid colors with plain band borders, two-tone effects, small figured Patterns, and a few reproductions of fine Oriental Rugs. rourth Fleer, Bize, Were. wr, 27 in. x 54 in, $4.24 48 36 in. x 63 in, $6.89 89 Oft. x9 ft. $24.48 1.48 8 ft. 3 in, x 10 ft. 6 in, $38.25 fay Oft. x12 ft. $41.25 7.2! Axminster Rugs Much Reduced Poth seamed and seamiess. Included are Oriental figur designs, combining brown and ecru. Some of the designs can be matched in two or three siz Size, y Were, Sow, 27 in. x 36 in, $248 1.69 4 ft. 6 in. x 6 ft: 6 in. $7.74 9.89 Oft. x 12 ft. $25.25 and $32.50 $22.48 Rich Body Brussels Carpet (yd.), $1.14 ’ Macy’s price was $1.59 . Avvery large variety ot designs, combining colors and figures that are suitable for alr y room in the hous2, Chintz designs in the very light colors on tan groundwork or ivory ipoundworks two tone browns, two tone greens and Oriental figures. These have a border to match, and can be made up in Rug form, Wool Velvet Carpet Axminster Carpet that was 8c (yd.) 64c | that was $1.14 & A collection of patterns that will | $1.34—Now (yd.) 79 not be re-ordered,. together with a " ; number in which we do not have the Fifteen patterns in half and P : i 7 full rolls, principally in Stair Carpet to match. Width 27 in, Two-tones and Oriental figured effects. flared tales. Some wi Half and tull rolls, Fourth Fi