The evening world. Newspaper, February 12, 1914, Page 8

; CE NL aT ~ Cr eo ee : a: = or : nt ers ER RS a i ae SS TpRCeeT TEE AVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, 12,1914. Bo and the adjoinin, east side ya that unquestionably are affect- [assiated her to the street and ted her! ‘ him Gultiven's preg tthe ing the morals of the comm unity. toward her home, when she suddenly @ Hie does not pore as a moralist ora ASKS AID OF ae AND | cried: PLA feformer, but some of the Broadway | ppm stent T cast’ oe Bay, eee > R.H. Macy & Co.’ Attractions Are Thele Low Prices, re) al S A.M, cloves at 6 P.M. To-morrow (Friday) bird edesgecen ing Herald Square Broadway, 34th te 3th St, Look for the“‘Not Advertised’’ “Naw York needs the restraint of | indert ing eataptisnment of ‘An ini Gh contd Weed, year were more ey the ee ae intn New hod pape hath, Decks Toaves wwe Signs Throughout the Store There are always more UN-Advertised than Advertised Special Values at Macy’s Furs at Less Than Half Price The Mid-Winter Furniture Sale ; qi think of & man’s wito or hie daughter °*Seh, they, run for weeks and mortnn a : PENSOR DEMANDED issn ett fe tone cs ow to Darken we g eee In a final clearance for the season. All the Progresses with great activity. It is the desirable pelts in the most fashionable styles only CASH SALE in New York. Buying fo censor the movies, but we let theatrical clubs of the city—the Play- the drama go to the very limit of im- = ttavitne ui ae to eiet ta Gray Hair of Coats, Sets and Single Pieces. Authentic, om = peiagehgenied Furs in very great variety at actual savings pf more’ than one-half earlier- te fair to the theatre aa well as to preparation in-the-season prices. > mblyman Golden Intro- Measure Providing for State Commission. and when I found that the thoatrical . | did not write to the| A_ very Lapel managors wore doing nothing to clean theatre managers and producers, be- | which darkens gray hair and eas house I determined to do all I could cause I knew they would be againat|/e ccrrective agent for dandruff and to get something done by law.” @ny such pro 5 one| other diseases of the scalp can be Q possible exception—David Helasco—| made gt small expense a ‘The result was the introduction by Rnd T have written him asking his co- | oc s@h.""by dinolving Mr. Golden this week of @ bill in the operation. of Barbo Compound in 7 ounce wre eis Wa ™ Assembly with the following pro-| “There hus not yet been time for | water and then adding an ounce of , Feb. 12—When Tam. | Visions: that when T return to New York at |bey ram and » quarter ounce of gly- ‘Assemblyman from the Bowery |, 4 State commission of three mem: |the end of tho week, some of these |cefine. Any drug store. can fucnis bers appointed by the Governor te | club men will have expressed a dosire | these ingredients. Thin is to @ocke! nt the morale of tho! supervise and censor plays. to help in the suppression of im- pled ~ ah rea i Hd @nd fatroduces a consorehip| An effice to be established with » (More! Productiona’ Soaks ta Leap (he belt soft and giousy M2 tt te untimely atrong indication | eseretary In charge. DIES AT UNDERTAKER’S, ‘| and the ocalp in a healthy condition. It may be used with equal lgaaesl in bear ry “han not yet been {ime for VLAD ARID DL OAD AA And © = mere oo A WADA De AA AAI AD AL A AL ALAA for cash only, we secure every possible advantage in cost: selling for cash only, we avoid losses. Yours the accruing benefit. the otage is getting near the| An appropriation of §10,000 per “Jekn B. Go'don is Assembly- | year te cover aft expences. from the Third District of Man- | COMMISSI 8 GIVEN BROAD- includes GOT PowERs. ‘Woman Collapece in Front of Eo- ttendl performance for all ers, is well ony theatre, in Pasoato, N. chef Gn worthy of a trial. You will find it night, Mra. Mary Pa ker, fifty-three |far superior to the ordinary store rf en! and much less expensive. Gig as Tease Seatecte ute Paeeas | kav ‘The commission is vested with sole direction, management, control and Juriediction over all theatrical plays, -: Treuble—Now Well performances and exhibitions given tn : a any theatre, club or amusement hall. No play, performance or exhibition Misses’ Smartly Girls’ Spring Coats Tailored Suits $29.15 | Of Cheviot Serge, $8.94 ‘and shall be given except pursuant to au- tho Sut tlle of the most successful Paris models for Sprine. The smart little ee model | dlustrated may be had {in nayy or is of line men’s wear serge in black or navy blue. Chevi ge i juality. used on wan tant 4 Black taffeta is used for the shirred coll the detachable sailor collar, braid trim Meny people whe have taxen Bex: | by its certificate in writing. The com- ‘pleated tunic, ANd & gh pled SIC fOr ee ee Otte tat te and the tailoring and finishing details Clever little serge Suit.” Sizes 14 and 16 years, cA are perfection, Sizes 6 to 12 years. Girls’ Top Coats mace, eatitied thes tts | mission may in its discretion forbid cactemes James McCree & Co your ‘inetrumen- | !mmoral or obscene. 8 $800 inten Juniors’ Suits of of “Golf” C $17.74 ‘ord, ° ‘The Penalty for violntion i " f Crepe Poplin $25.75 The very newest corduroy fabric,— ae vs ls “a 22 24th Street Sth Avenue In pretty shades of green, navy and Copen- light in weight and of rich velvet finish, guilty of a misdemeanor. hagen blue, tar go, brown and black. Blouse is used for there very effective Coats in Ways and Meane Committee ny On Frid d Saturd goat model, with’ pleated peplum and new ba po Coat dle fed Cg he “The churches are endeavoring to mn jay an turday pustillion”” back. Collar and cuff trim rge ir pearl buttons add tot! do something to stop this ieee mings are of metallic brocade in blending swell tye ofthis 9 length double-breasted tion of lewd: ° colors. , whict rf iyi ontinued lar Golden, “Cardin | Attractive Offerings in Men’s & Boys’ Wear In the skirt the pleated tunic effect, fole | — Snd.convertible collar. Siz.$10to 16 years. Hoo oFihion™ sis ta ian tise” | White Repp Dress . ‘ver fashion. 5 years. e8, Rabbi W! has beco: R the subject on behalf of the Hebrews, 'S HABERDASH Juniors’ Newest Cretonne Trimining, $3.74 \z|spaken plainly on beh of tho Prot. MEN ABERDASHERY Afternoon Frocks $23.74 site with wide cll, Ay ilo ga " x man: i ind blue, gold, tango and rose tonne, and trimmed ¥ ert FE TO gg te gs pln Raed Large Open-end Scarfs made of Imported wren: these rat resi ot animating wath tiny black velvet buttons. Sizes 6 to ig | Patahe’ amd found inet thes wort] Neckwear Silks showing the newest fancy figures. Collar of fine embroidered batiste, and ap Cretonne Hats to: ao [strens in the conviction that some- ; value 1.50, &B5c plique lace and soft net trills at ‘neck and “I thing ought to be done tu check these Match Repp Dresses, $2.24 sleeve. A girdle of Coad asad Tt finishes ble lum Side flaring sutt crowned Hats nude of the the panel skirt, which a on curving lines. Sizes 13, 15 and 17 years. Misses’ Taffeta Shirts with soft bosoms and French cuffs. Made of Plain White or Fancy Striped Heavy: white and pink cretonne—with velvet Land and bow at side: neatly lined and very weil : 21 * de. 7 Habutai Silk. value 5.00 3.45 Afternoon Gowns, $18.74 i Beet Node — $19.74 4 ‘ nd ical model in bi ‘oider: iste, le Shirts of heavy Peau de Crepe in neat and navy, Copenh en een and rown chives In sn iter er Docteaienton Gainty Frocks have novel ipes; Cust finish 4.95 taffeta. fad Lag ohh ' fa aye clusters of tiny tucks a ternating with embroidered bands. Rea filet beige edges the square neck and set-in sleeves, and fine hen.stitching joins in val ble fla acefully over a knee ues 6.50 and 7.50 ah Pine alae ds and’ 16 yours eee Foundea 1820 length tunic. Sizes 1 ‘ o A girdle of pale biue satin ribbon, finished with a huge bow, ‘The Store Opens at 9A. M. Cloves at 6 P. M. Pajamas of Silk mixed fabrics,—low cut or int the long waisted blouse and the graceful skirt of embroidered tiste flouncing. Sizes up to 10 years. 4 ‘Third Fleer, S5th St. Military collars. values 3.80 and 4.00, 2.95 Women's Imported Glace} [~~ atisses’ «nd Chisdren’s Kiding Habita Ri Vv; 1] S l 50 “Auto” and Storm Coats,— Leather or Wool e y Ir, the satest models jor sige and cross suudle use. emoval Sales lining, value 25.00 ¢0 36.00, 16,50 Gloves, Special at (pr.) G9] | ra ans tien Haris, $594 te $13.7 ; 4 E : Cheviot, Worsted and Shepherd Check Habits, $10.74 te $33.75 Fifteen hundred pairs of smart and serviceable Gloves, of German make, three rows of crocheted Srroiterys quarter Third Floor, Bath irert, inch welts, two clasps at wrist. In gray, tan, black, with self-color or white embroidery and welts, white with self or black embroidery and welts; black with white embroidery and welts. 16-Button Real Kid Glace Mousquetaire Gloves . $2.44 Shadow Lace, Crep--de-Chine 85 Ulsters with satin lined yoke and sleeves— 8 Chiffon Taffeta in plain colors in Blue, Brown, or Gray. 21.00 j value 30.00 to 40.00 W aists Cream Shadiw Lace Weve Men’s London-Made “Burberrys” Coats MEN’S UNDERWEAR & HALF HOSE Reduced to 28.50 . rains . “I, & R. Morley’s” Llama Wool Silver Gra; Full 10-button length Gloves of the quality sold elsewhere at $3.00 ot net lining, cuffs, vest and rolling collar A - y air. Full pique piel Paris point embroidered backs; three Cleopatr: W. eee © b irts with Lo: ! : Full pique sewn, Par j ere $49.75 and $59.75 m@ white or cream taffeta silk; Sire-uarter| $5.00 besa pnt Pi : ye ng a ; pare ttons. In tan and. in white. Maia Fier, Brondwas. Fifteen exceptionally tine Great Coats in double-breasted weight” fleecy woolens of the finest grade. Sizes 34 to 42. Infants’ Imported $9.50 Motor Robes, $7.94 Just received. Of gray wool and of camel's hair. Fancy Lingerie Dresses [pis bcs. platen ne Two Auractive Copies of . ; valtsen 3.23, hd and 4.28 Imported Biouses of Crepe-ae-Chine Merino Shirts and Drawers in Natural Color; Crepe-de-Chine, drop shoulder, new A regular and stout sizes. Winter weight. ‘and cuffs of picot edge organdie......./.... value 1.65, per garment 1.25 re model, v 5 : : ; A special purchase enables us to off ’ Bee cane full yoke , Teh ans weed 56. 93 Gray Merino Underwear,—Shirts with long this large assortment of tnfants Dresses Men’s $2 00 Ti mpor ted white and flesh .. Aeatealatitiiss sleeves; drawers in regular and stout sizes. Winter 3 at a very marked saving. ey are al W We Clearance Sale of weight. value 1.00, per garment 85c by ie most eotnorabe and alr eatherp roof ool Hats Several Moaets from Regular Stock Pure ‘Silk Half Hose with extra reinforced fine ey a ‘att embronered and A Special Value at $1.69 ear etuced Fees a ee ee othe have. prgtyrbbon bending | ySahe Sn idan ict GEE jon Cloth, Lace, Brussels Net, Crepe-de-Chine and Voile, value 1.35, per pair 95c 14 doz. 5.50 around the Waist while others have waist | Ye,it slant enough, nea- enous in color i ‘ 5 80 $10. bands of embroidery to match that at the fair weather and street wear. sid $3.95 ae 75 =" neck. ‘Third Fleer, S5th Street, ‘The colors are inixtures in dark browns, oa: — SUITS & OVERCOATS Tatanas’ Dresses; Infants’ Dresses; proper eg oe , Two Models, $1.98||7uo Models, $1.79 Men’s English-Made Removal Sales: Men's Sulee— Macy's usual _price_is $2.24 Macy's usual price is $1.98) “*Grosvenor’’ Derby \ ™~ Size $2 to 40 inch chest....formerly 35.00, 21.00 Women 5 Footwear Size 82 to 40 inch chest....formerly 20.00, 12.50 Men's Overcoats— ae’ : al ‘pe ed Pairs Size $4 to 44 inch chest....formerly 40.00, 23.50 athing & Dress Boots Size 34 to 44 inch chest....formerly 30.00, 19.00 infants edcle $1.39 Macy's usual price is $1.49 Newest Spring Silks ° ‘Specially Priced “+ $2.97 Hats, Special at $2.97 Infanis’ Dresses; Four Dainty Models, 99 Macy's price was $3.96, and the Hats are of the fine quaiity that sell:, elsewhere at $5 The block (illustrated) is the semi-con- Servative style that has just enough smart. ness and swing to it, to commend it to the young fellow, At the same time there is nothing in any § (Sizes slightly broken) Size 34 to 44 inch chest....former! 24.50, 1 2.5 ” way extreme, either in brin, crown, band, "Hi Values $7.00 to $8.00 ‘ J . terete OU, Sil Denar ent oe tnd Ameriarinade Sila in Radhsn, we a ies ae e Will be closed , $. 8 Boys’ Overcoats— Fleur de Jeunerse, and Crepes. : ; Main Floor, 6th Ht. | c out at....... ; ° . ‘They are 40 to.42 inches in width, varying n design from the mediurh ee Size 8 to 18 years........formerly 12.50, 7.50 small up to the most elaborate in every desirable color. Newest Gabardine 4 All Or her Boots Boys’ Norfolk Suits with two pairs of Knicker- RR ety quality ssevheve gels for Paso a yard ee ae e ° ? ; § ‘(Sizes broken) bocker trousers. Size 8 to 18 years. 8.50 ——_<$—_—_—— Eee Guar anteed Rainproof bockan tabsieaie - tiles ¥ to 17 seas. 6.50 Very Special, 38-inch va) Qe Shunk spore rey Ore tale he Getta he Rost ee i li Low Shoes $2 6 5 formerly 9.50 This is one of the newest fabrice, a blending of the | the stamped uaramtes that (tis ranproot c nevon ne Fevese side 9 (Sizes broken).............. ° Boys’ and Young Men’s Tan “Rubberized” istics of two. already ular, ratine and vole, terial is all pure Wool, 54 to 56 inches wide, and, contrary to All sorts of color combinations vit small and more elabo- most sponged has a beautiful lustrous finish, Rain Coats. Size 10 to 22 years. 6.50 ‘ , formerly 10.50 40 Dozen Rompers ‘of Galatea or Seersucker in checks and stripes. Size 2 to 8 years. 55c 14 formerly 1.00 mM Finest Rhinestone and Cut Steel Buckles rate designs on white and colored backgrounds. A dainty A ful chance to save on this high Satisfactory material for a $1.50 to $12.00—V aluse $3.00 to 825.00 shades | material for Spring and Summer dresses, and at a typical clase ll EE TA Mor spf ng sates nny as Macy saving. Becond Fleer, Breadwer. taupe, tango, and Dress Geods Dept.—Hecend Fleer, Broadway, midnight, blue, y n, new ety S = : & iS < S S P z 8 Ulster model. Made of gray and tan “warmth-without- H ($2.95 & $3.95 asian ot exc, : Printed Ratine Voile | Fabric, Special at +) $1.79 & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St, ote 4