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clined $2,610,129. Two months gross decreased 2, net declined $3,- 947,387 with same period year ago. 6 falling off in business shows on the Eastern lines more than on those west of Pittsburgh. | Eureka Pipe Line regular quar- terly dividend of $8, payable May 1° to stock of record April 15. This is a reduction from last dividend, which was $10, paid on Feb, 2. J. D. Rockefeller is no longer a stockholder of Union Tank Line Co. Some time last summer he turned his holdings over to the Rockefeller Foundation, and it appears that the Foundation has since disposed of close to 6,000 shares of the 29,813 shares roiginally held by Mr. Rocke- feller. On Jan. 29, 1914, there were 3,718 sharcholders in the Union Tank R. H. Macy @ WAL STREET Vielde of Leading Stocke Based on Present Selling Prices. © Amalgamated Copper. 7 American Can pf.. 7 Am. Car & Found American Smelters. American Smelters R. H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Ther Lew Prices. cys SPRING SALE OF LINENS The Spring Sale of Linens—an event which means so much to thrifty shoppers—is drawing thousands to the Second Floor headquarters of the Linen Department and to the special tables on the Main Floor. For this sale Macy's usual “Lowest-in-the-City” prices were radically reduced. For completeness of assortments in Table, Household and Novelty Linens, and for the range of economies offered, the Sale, now in full swing, is noteworthy among Macy's merchandising occasions. acy’ Smartly Tailored Suits Of Serge for Women, Quite Special at $22.74 An important Purchase Of Crepe de Chine And Taffeta Dresses Great Northern pf. Lehigh Valley. New York Cent: Northern Pacific Pennsylvania Readii . Line Co, ; 0 ————— A clever waistcoat of satin striped moire Table Cloths, Napkins, Damask Sets, Japanese Lunch § Priced t 19 7 4 CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORI, and collars and cuffs of the same effective silk Cloths, Irish Linen Towels, Turkish Bath Towels, Guest a ° q MARKET. ive to the coat of the model édJustrated its T La d id Dress 3 4 ; Tucptar'e istinctive touch of style. ‘owels, Lace Trimmed Scarfs and Shams and Dress Six very charming models, in ? Market Closing.—Stocks sagged off | Sit Mey - The short coat andthe skirt with Its flaring Linens have been gathered here after months of diligence rich new shades of : m a let In the late afternoon, but on) MB ee ee eee eee eee ee mer Ene from Ireland, Scotland, Germany, Austria and other Linen Green, Tango, Mahogany, a o ‘ates he ah Ah d . SEMAC did Sot a tetin is tiew ce ee lish serge, and in check worsted; a very pretty producing countries. Many people have been buying Comicot ann ; unfavorable railroad earnings and the |S i! Ll akesinntl de in quantities to last for a long time. fecond Pieer. Funeral ef ste chee Cee ii f character of news regarding the steel > English Serge Suite, Chine, taffeta and’ charmeuse of su- d trade, NEW YORK COTTON MARKET. | Copies ofa perior quality, these smart Dresses i/- Weekly reviews of the atee! trade M $26 75 lustrated have the new collar and vestee 4 414 not make cheerful reading, and | 1242 sly Cheruit Model, at le “Marchioness” Glove Silk effects, and are prettily trimmed with 3 | they tended to increase the market's {4 ad In blue, black, green and taupe serge, Lad peng Mw A wide girdles of i] heaviness, The Iron Age said there} "J of fine quality, these jaunty Suits have U f Ww ; . 4 were doubts if f short loose coat, pleated at the shoulders, d ae Ail have kimono blouse bodices and ma Ss torwns Peat he nderwear--for Women tunic or pannier skirts. if purchased in the usual way, Macy's price would be $28.75. a and with high 'box-pleated and cuffs of satin in contrasting color. The double tunics of the skirt give the fash- jonable “‘silhouette.": f rates for the railroads would be auf- ficient to produce a revival of ac- tivity. Complete new assortments of these dainty and luxurious garments—the finest glove silk Underwear that looms can Smale Ts $8.98 Write for Catalogue. SABLEM STORE 2188 BAY 2190 ‘Open Evenings at Both Stores, E.izo"ST. Mailed Free. CO”. VE. 3035 $05] 3A BRONX STORE Apple Blossoma- large sprays, 59 Green Palma~(qatural: prepared) i AINIAA AAA Boys’ Union Suit letic style, of fine quality with knitted waist band and pertect-fitting open seat aru each in sizes 26 to 34, Main Floor, Centre, will be well torememiber that many of the prices quoted in this sale are markedowns from prices which were already the “Lowest-in-the-City.”” VYourth Wloor. ov mmcmeneesemen hie nibh jth sommes alii and in many cases for th 29c to 39¢ a yard. Hit ‘ Sr eer Macy's former prices for these qualities— e same patterns——were Fourth Floor, ith St, - a —s The traders did aome calculating on i Street Frocks of c y luce. Made especially for R. H. Macy & Co. ee, Moire Sith guite, Copier $29.75 “iMarchioness” | “Marchloness” Sergeand Taffeta $24.74 i file Hid ad e entire ore Frei ” hg ‘archione: 88 Navy and black pecges of fine quality : g@ystem in two months, and concluded 1 In midnight blue and black moire, handsome Under Vests, $1.39 | Union Suits $2.89 combined with chiffon taffeta, make ; that @ 5 per cent. increase of rates Suits with many novel touches of style. The Finished with crocheted toos: Crocheted top; white cr pink; these smart one-piece Dresses. Sleeves, could not in @ full year bring in “TIZ" £ hi bi fi pleated collar extends at the side, forming pink and white. ui very well finished. panels, girdle, ruffles, pipings and but- enough to make up the loss shown in ‘or aching, Durning, tasselled ties drawn through straps, and the Sond “ ” tons are of the lustrous silk, and the January and February by comparison| puffed-up feet and corns long panel back of the coat is trimmed with ** Mare 8”? ‘Marchioness' soft collar and draped vest are of white { with the correapondin H cords and ornaments in similar fashion. Union Suit. 89 “Georgette Crepe. : ponding period in 1913, ! or callouses. 4 Under Vests $1.98 mn Suits, 5 ; i Total sales, 179,680 shares. deep tunic finished with a circular ruffle ° be Embroidered and with band A strikingly stylish model, adapted | —- | Hew iyeetures in the skirt of this very modish Lge 4 ce band | top; in white and pink. Also from a Paris importation, om | ‘The Closing Quotations. z ‘Third Fleer, Broadway tops; pink at plain styles with Frehch band aoe | Tom, Last, Clenge, *‘Marchioness”’ top; straight knee. —e eo 4 i +3 e Sh “ 29 | a + N Sa Under Vests, $1.79 | ‘‘Marchioness Silk Cc t i = co im < ' 7 al ew ilor a, oA 98! exnbrgiaered Union Suits, $4.19 ui e an on BERS Bue: | mae | ewes Cloth Storm C | fe et: Rx ¢ « , French band top. Oats, eac | = Bit In Milan Hemp an ‘Marchioness’ rench band to. | Fy ey Rt ‘ e Pp Under Vests, $2.19 | “‘Marchioness” \ with Ha’ 9.74 | BE ae ine Lisere Split St Tra Daintily embroidered and fine | Union Suits, $4.49 : ° e | 4 tht Be ished with French band tops. | — Daintily embroidered: finished Smart rainy-day outfit, as ill , Rents ds ds p82 nition Hels with rather large crowns ; vila ses weet bani ya ona Pu trated, with well cut coat having taco, Wha G13” 10K” 10m % new Sailor Hats, with rat! cro’ i s ‘ Sh Tis ‘at Zs + §| and smaller brie, 0 onl wi e “‘Marchioness’”’ Bloomers, $2.39 te new set-in sleeve, belted back | tri tc le fering very best shapes, j " A . i es. 2 of fas Hy + y copied trom the Baris originals, at excep- Reinforced. White, pink and black. Very good, heavy of the hat is fiesly stitchege { RS ef aS gy ae a tionally attractive prices. quality. In fine rubberized silk Canton (mM, Os Wy + Goodby, sore feet, burning feet, i i Y Rees ES Hg RS Sl te Sra tet) SB] Black Sailor in “‘Marchioness”’ Silk Underwear Su a Me ore seas Ne ci] i - . 2 ry a Md P % o& = % Goodby, corns, callouses, bunions Colors: tan, navy, gray. 3 Bly hy oO ad tet ash $3.69 «$3.96 Specially Priced for Clearance Raglan Storm Coats BY BR + TS | no more limping with pain or drawing up | Embroidered Silk Vests, were $3.96, $2.69 of Cravenetted 3 ie* iy t QB] your face in agony. IZ” is magical, French band top; embroidered in floral and conventional patterns. 14, 74 ' i fy HOG | [eta right oft: iz" draws out all the | Black Sailors in Embroidered Silk Bloomers, were $5.94, at $3.39 Gabardine, $14. d “i wats jsonous exudations which puff up t! 5 94 Neatly embroidered, reinforced and trimmed with satin bow at In tan, navy and black, well tailored “| ¢ et ee nae aaa woke Pela tbe, Real Split Lisere le the knee. garments, cut’ on. full swinging lines: | | at + 4 (Ue To aa hor obetelé ‘ ote Hat illustrated is one of the many Hand-embroidered Vests, were $8.9, at ced taglan shoulder, close fitting collar. | at ee | Getre sb-cent bor of “TIZ” now at| & e new shapes. Se Floral designs; finely hand-embroidered, French band tops; Rubberized Poplin \ ad BE + any, drugeist’s, or department store.) gy reinforced arm shield. Storm Coats, $6.94 the” \ Reenter mares aust corse bare sett 9 Bardembrotdered Veet and Bloomer, Sets In tan, ‘taupe, “navy and black, av get tired. A year's foot comfort guar- 5 Women’s Untrimmed rdfatched sets of fine glove silk: beautifully embroidered; finely Kimono sleeve model, with belted back, ie! i }t4 + | anteed or money refunded. "10" Kete, hla Rant ao ww 9809 deep pockets and convertible collar. ; é ON =| y Sweaters— Hats for A Sete were tues wo s088 Eubberised Poplin $4.96 i$ y+ $) 8, were $9.89 new $7.49 lorm Coats, 5 | yt 3 , # Two New Misses and In tan, taupe,’ navy and black aS p18 K + Pp 4 ee raglan sleeve model, with belted back rt Models at $4 74 Children and convertible collar. 10a . a ‘Third Floor, Brosdway. 1% + 4! 3 All-wool Sweaters in white, Many becoming shapes, Includ- we . : , a ray, navy, cadet, black, burnt ing new Poke and Sailor effects, in at Me > Ba . $ Grange, Piece and Russian green. 30 different styles. Appropriate Shepriae by Nal at} jovi Chauffeurs’ anh : Knitted in plain heavy weaves, for girls from 4 to 17 years - Z . just write to Macy's Mall Suits for ae a= 2 q | wales Can) eee Real Milan $3.49 Wedding Invitations or Order Shopping Se Spring— BY Or! 1k ; ; , iat fats, le 100 Com- ve te satislactic B Hts 5 | cannery teas ein onary ’ Announcements—in-'t $7.98 rey eee teued in| Special at $18.50 Ss “Al | Third Floor—S4th Street. Real Milan 1.98 The price includes a plate, hand-engraved in your face-to-face purchases. rey Pte hires try tees ; N sj j 9, Hemp Hats, $ ° Script, and 100 Invitations or Announcements, ~ p02 ae Sie folk and pleated; an ‘assortment tty < Women’s Main Floor Balcony. with inner and outer Envelopes. Just Received) tie maividual tastes. “il the 10% i For each additional 100—(complete) —$2.31 ; jackets are quarter-lined, The ES ” . ! oe ic “That's the Reason Colored Initial Child 9, trousers are the regular’ long oe 2 | i > ren’s be models and the materials are mee $| | Reception and At Home Cards Ha worsteds, serges and whipcords : Ygoms ai st vol © Handkerchiefs i Sad ee gs et ee ee eee Ff x smoothly and per: Spring and are $3.60 a hundred—including a plate with three ee fee Le a as o's 8 fectly. It’s because lines of hand-engraving in script Fy F; E o f@ to match, in single wee ah — 1 wear an Eppo Petticoat. 4 igraving . Hi rom Europe _Overcoate to match. in sing he Uys 8 The invisible Elastic walt: Six for 49 75e Summer For each additional 100—$1.16. Hl “Harem Veils" in black, with $18S0usuilgce soqualty. sin 1 4 w'B ventent side opening at ine » Underwear m Riieeey tants, F] the popular hexagon mesh, are Gant gow quale ‘a, “4 | Of Irish linen, with 1}4-inch 3 ; uly © bu Oaths HRS ae ay By na front make my underekirt ft letter, in pink, blue and lavender. Z| not only strikingly effective, but ity, $1.89. ey gst %| snugly and smoothly around etter, in pink, blue and lavender. Now,—while stocks are com- ° Fi] especially practicable, because . a3 83-9 fs be ideal fonsaatio (eae lc inderwear for the little folks. . fn = F ‘i mesh, which will not hurt the Jong or. short, and priced at iq s| oa Ps pulse iN late A wow Mandkerchiet for 1086 Buy some extra garments now 4 soleil gelicious CaKe made to order in any size eves, ‘The lower part'ts in prets $1908” $24'75 init $29.75. ot aes 8 with wide hemstitched hems: of the size and weight required lesired, and decorated most effectively with any ty chenille effects; ‘These are 7 — ty Gy = 2) extra fine, and with a soft finish, and avoid the difficulty in try- degree of elaborateness preferred. Prices range feed We and $14s ench; white | por’, cours Googles, See \VESTORS. | Also a large assortment of colored ing to replace wornout garments Ee! to eR —and are much below those none ei ae pes i: Prices were $1.24, $1.4 174 3 i} \ le hems, i ao To date 26 railroads operating n/| Mein Floor, 84th st. later in the season. asked by caterers generally. $2.49 a yard United States only show gross earn- Children’s Medium- Main Fleor, Broadway. ea = Artificial ween Cotton Vests I, indictiuel Wedding Ceke Bore | with high neck, long or short illed, and tied with white satin ribbon, a Perey} Aaa inet ee) the only Petticoat with these ex- Fi lowers sleeves; Pants in knee or ankle hundred and upward; and $4.00 (per hundred) Household declined $574,008 and net decreased ‘Us Fes modiah colors, it o length; or Boys’ Drawers (sizes additional for monograms in plain or Old 15-plece $482,742. | Coming and materials. ie ‘ For Interior 26 to 34) opening in front; sizes English letters in silver or gold. jan Jars, Set, $2.97 Chesapeake and Ohio—Kight months w an 0 20 to 34 with prices fiom 24¢ to - . , cel : © Made of German porcelain, rom, increased $481,000, net declined | fiesta Hi $2.50, 63. Decoration 44e a garment. ‘There ace six larae and ax small " For at the leading depart. Pe fovely ne pring Another style in fine ribbed rintiTiTHnan jars (for flour, sugar, etc.), one Pennsylvania System — February i (ideal RR SSE cg medium weight cotton, has Vests, It box and two gil or vinegar gross docreased $3,611,164, net de- | 2 fens, the Flowers na hight on Weeneckcehort aieaves pape and 0 : — SS —_—_— —= displayed in the Main or sleeveiéss, neatly trimmed C fy h rack, white furver a! Floor, Balcony Depart- with shell top and mercerized ° Pri ein eeueenty Salt Opes’ genties . Powe Laid af feck ve tape; with Pants to match, open- Fine FLOOR COVERINGS Sale EE Mote Raith St, Main’ Floor, Rear, | 3 gested and originated if ing at ey and tight at the The, sale of Rugs, Carpets and Linoleums, which °) - or if you prefer, we wi knee, at a garment. beg; Mond: ing, attracted wide atte: t Ren art aie an ees gan Monday morning, attracted wide attention, no! t t | FWRNT TURE C2 | = Pa vi fs atural at fine ribbed Merino. only on account of the excellence of the merchandise, but ur ain a erlta § colorings bordered with SOG TAYE DIG Heels Long because of its timeliness. To be able to find such econo- ° Brae 16c or short sleeves, and tight knee Al lag ? ' bed Our Credit Terms Are Libe al | Warclaaue: => in yellow Pants, at 40e a garment, mies at the very opening of the house-cleaning season, a 7,500 Yards Special at _ - Pecreeerircee andwhite, Boys’ Balbriggan Shirts, time when old Floor Coverings must give way to the new, Serim and Mar- There’ is An Bis Sire FREE impertaticather'cw - i Carnations~in lovely high neck and long or short was hailed by prudent housewives as a most fortunate quisette, 38 inchs sortment to choose | \| | ee ObAEG Of TT On oer a betes nial vioriny i sleeves; and Drawers in knee or circumstance. Of course, three days of brisk selling have NS vee: Ste Be ales ine a Dinecueen tation ot the Compo : . Aten ot thre ae SONlolengins are Mts a garment ine wee but nee enn Call eae ee ¥ f a2 | | California Poppies Mere Oe e ilton and Axminster Rugs, Linoleums of all kinds and aa : Homes Furnished Rance wih ere atoe Nainsook sleeveless Ath- Carpets in a wide range of patterns. The special sale Keome 1 ~ rie arpet ma ide Ve i i} 3 Heo $49.08 = bunch, 29¢ letic Shirts for boys, and knee eee A Partied(in alten alledito tte 4« 75-00 ~ American Beauty Roses length athletic Drawers are 44. prices continue, articu ar attention is cal led to the plait, es long stemmed, bunched a garment in sizes 26 to 44, Wool Velvet and the Tapestry Brussels Carpets. — It with woven 5 « with foliage, " titched hem,