The evening world. Newspaper, May 22, 1914, Page 17

1 Wanaian we stnay ‘> tlints to the Housewife va ve ig «Relating to Home and Markets. precatace oe By Mre. Charlotte R. Bange. Closes 6200 P.M. FEELS LIKE A NEW WOMAN ike heme uct: Imitation | Ag Lydia E. Pin "s A Pe. i 1 pure, 61.60 kham $1 i fone Ot retall Be, oa. bottle, thers, | Vegetable Compound ; fe fn Haas “ingly. ev Dispelled Backache, Inch ‘posta “and 1ip-inch ———e—oeres | Headaches — and Sed aetna fetter Dizziness. eee Tek tas woenee ‘BOY SCOUTS RESTORE } \ fiacquer; can be hud ¢ ENTS Obio.—"I would be . fre peu LOST BOY TO PAR nal it Viiled Yo ire Lidl E. Pins a tend cit. 6 “n s Polep, Had Given Up Search and ble Compound the FS age 6.94 | “‘Three-Year-Old: Was Starving praise it deserves, rass Beds, $6.9: 4 for I have taken it Has 2-inch posts with three fill- in Woods. at different times ing rods on head and foot. Fin- and it always re- lieved me when other medicines failed, and when I hear a woman com- plain I always rec- ommend it. Last winter I was at- een’ kad backache, pains it say weakness. » pains in my hips and over my kidneys, headache, diz- ziness, lassitude, , limbs ished in Damarda rust and damp Brest lacquer, in either satin or t finish, in 3 ft. size only. Box Springs, $9.24 In all wanted sizes, of an ex- ceptional comfortable and got construction, Covered in a ase? of ACA ticking and up- with the best grade of tempered steel springs. WATERBURY, Conn., May 22.—Lyi1 @ clump of bushes fast asleep, Pepovich, was found late tyesterday in the woods of the Lake- ) wood Park section of the city. Peter had jeaten nothing since noon on Wednea- i “The lad strayed away Wednesday )with his dog and got lost in the woods. Giving up all, of ever seeing the ached and I was al Ferien! po S rings ranging in boy alive 9 anxious father ap- | hardly able toga Lye ings lien ip 24, peated tothe, pailon and detectives | Comp tditn ove other occasions andit| <e Macy Felt Leeagdlratrgertote had 101 took it again and it |W) Mattresses, $6.74 ‘SM Gay and night without success, Then the Boy Scouts, inspired by George W. manufacturer, determined to Pe ee now I feel like a ve hearty con- name and testimonial in d Thope it will benefit suffer- ing women.” —Mrs. ORPHA TUBNER, 431 S. Wayne St., Piqua, Ohio Ww ho are suffering from those distressing le peculiar to tbeir ocx + | should not doubt the ability of Lydia E. Pinkbam's V. le Compound to re- store their health. want fal advice Meebo, Lydia E. Pinktham's Med write ine Co. (confidential), Lynn, Mase. Your ‘will be opened, -\read and answered @ woman cet eet ka esa eoitdanes Made to order with the latest ‘and most improved machinery in our own sun-lit factory on the premises. The ight 46 Ibs., and the coyactae, ie of @ fanc; iped ticking, the size is 4 f in., small are propor- tlonately less. Mattresses Other of felt ranging in price up to $14.94. Steel Springs, $6.24 | Mow ilar Price ala'be $8.74, ‘woven wire, has upright “Ea een cl “tel Et from 8) A splendid assortment 4a EAUTIFUL—LUXURIANT Width 27 inches, $1.24 & $1.74 Width 45 inches $1.74 a yard. fancy articles: Insertions 2 3% Square Motife—sx3 to 11x11 ins. Finest qualty “Filet Squares,’ pretty Net; width 45 and 48 inches, f 8 i ° | ij i id Hat i i eb i fj i é il i Hi | aff i ret e i i i i a PRs Aeon AO tH, Macy & Le,'s Attractions Are Ihew Low Prices Merchandise Brass Beds, Mattresses and. Springs ‘9 Uewat Je $16.74. (IUmatrated.) Two-inch with and large husks. Finished in rust and damp proof Damarda in either satin or uer, ent F all sines—3 ft, 8 ft. 6 in. 4 ft. and 4 ft. 6 tn. Here Advertised On Sale Today Broedwer, 84th to 38th ae and Tomorrow 9 pte — pied A S; jat), ag | Peat g.74 | SPO 1 2.89 pelos [12 bho Moors, Fates (Mustrated.) ‘This Bed has 2-inch poste with large ball corners and live 1%-inch rods and one \Y-inch cross rod. Large husks, finished in a trated.) Twoetneh 91-inch filling 1 and large ball corners, finished in Da- marda rust and damp proof lacquer, in either satin or bright, in all sizes—3 ft, 3 ft. 6 im, « ft, and 4 ft. 6 in. tn ty satin or polet, in wizes 4 ft. and 4ft. 6 in. — White Hair Square Post lattresses, $24.74 } Brass Beds, $19.74 Meal oe ys.000 Mid ee ors The price quoted is tor the full sizes, smaller sizes are Has 2-inch posts with seven 1- oportion= inch filling rods and 14-inch ately less. Finely stitched and 3 cross rod, finished in a guaran- tufted in a good grade of AC A teed lacquer in either satin or ticking, filled with long, springy bright, sizes 3 ft., 3 ft. 6 in., 4 ft. white hair, and 4it.6 in. Mixed Hair White Enamel Mattresses, $15.49 Beds, . $4.74 i i jacy’s lar Price The price quoted is for the full Wauld 16.24. size, smaller sizes are proportion ately less; made of the finest qual- ity of mixed hair, finely stitched and tufted, and covered in a good grade of A C A ticking. Brass Beds, $14.49 Macy's ‘Twosinch rod, rust and large husks and seven fill- ing rods, finished in Damarda damp proof lacquer, in either satin or bright; can be had in sizes 8 ft., 3 fi as 2-Inch continuous posta; five 5-18 inch filling rods, finished in a hard-baked white enamel, in sizes 3 ft. 4 ft. and 4 ft. 6 in. An excellent Bed at the price quoted. Silk Floss ‘Mattresses, $19.89 ‘The price quoted ts for the full size. Made in our own factory. This Mattress is of pure silk floss, contains no cotton and is covered in @ fine grade of fancy ticking. While Enamel Usual Price, $17.24 posts and 1-inch cross 3 ft. 6 in, 4 ft and Brass Beds, $37.75 } Beds, $5.24 Macy's Price Macy's Regular Price 45.25 Would Be $6.34. Has Srinch square and Has 1-inch posts with five fill- ig-fech cross rods, has seven ing rods and one cross rod and 1%-inch flat filling rods, finished brass lacquer in elther satin oF bright, all sizes. top rail with large ball cor- ners. ‘his Bed is finished with hard baked white enamel and is well constructed. Sixth Floor. rust and damp proof Cretonnes, 14c & 22c left of a recent purchase of Cretonnes, suitable for slip 53 ; ‘at 3c, 6c, 100, 14c to 44c each Platn Net for mounting these Laces; of a fine quality; 45-in., at 29c5 5¢-in., at 32¢; 72-in., at 46c; 108-In., at 64c Filet-Square Nets 6s6 7 8 49 covers, hangings, cushions and fancy articles. Curtain Scrims, Special at (yd.) 16c & 22c Macy’s Former Prices Were 29¢ to 30c yd. A very unusual offering at this season of the year. Fourth Fieor, Rear. Curtain Nets and Laces for Summer Homes A remarkably extensive assortment of effective Curtain materials for Summer use, in designs and styles ropriate for Summer cottages and bungalows. lensing and European and American designers and manufacturers, SCOTCH MADRAS LACES Soft, fine, and yet strong and firm; highly decorative effects in white and ecru; double bordered, Width 30 inches, Width 35 inches, 160, 21c, 24c, 29¢ to 49e a yard Width 45 inches, 24c, 29¢, 34c, 39¢ Imported Scotch Phrygian Laces Included in the display are the choicest creations of the 2lc and 24¢ a yard to 69¢ a yard Imported English Novelty Nets Spray and bud open and solid diamond patterns, also filet designs; all very effective. Width 36 inches, 39¢ and 49c a yard, ¢ Width 45 inches, 69 and 98c a yard. * ENGLISH LINEN LACES A very fine assortment of Filet and Flanders effects, for making Curtains, Bed Sets, Panels, Pillows and 11_ inch x 98 $1.34 22¢ 0c dc { 64e ing, 18c, 29¢ and 34c a yard; with tasselled edges, 19¢ and 44c a yard, Diamond Motifa— at Se and 7e each le fal | = Novelty Nets an. especial “Colonial” and “Fish Net" effects of domestic soc & $Lavyd. | makes and pretty patterns, adcrSeer 3c aera Yourth Floor, Fine Service Plates Greatly Reduced | $2500 of Fins Decorated Plates for About $1500 ] HO ay oa win each _ Included in the lot are more than SO splendid patterns, each one full of character Wovelens, io invisible me eraies package. artistic charm, many from the most famous feaslan makers. This Sale affords an oar eens pe nL nace Baten oe eas kee for those seeking weraing sits for June brides, As some of the lots are in single dozens, an ee eRe Nae Henlofrve_ from, berm | it it ls posable for yeuns woman to early call is advisable. We list here a few of the patterns: ‘ eotving ene-balf FIO geen chested, It you know what to do, $12.49 des., {Theodore Haviland § $21.49 des., Coalport English $37.50 i English China perwe ow NF fe pole China Pisies, deco- ware hn Plates, bur- c dees, | Plates, decorated ewiee ‘tmevenses ‘rapt Aare | totlet +f cor _welvmontes (oct | rai gold, etched 7s decoration rose- were With green and gold Gna, hestre and prevente and | medicated venosal, and tse a0 per di: $22.49 | border. $59.75 (buds and gold. $61.50 |x igh and roses. in toene. . catiene whieh accompany it. Also be- $12.49 des., Ayesley China § $21.49 des, { , Limoges China, centre of plate, heertont td! continue this treatment were Plates, decorated were {cecorated with a rich Royal Crown Seat ot waver, Teraia are obtained, gas.no |Mif green leaves old and green bor- $ $49.50 dor.,( Derby? Plates neh en ine " er. Y ANS, A, eemwremenss besias were + yold border design & Stee at re a $12.49 des., {Foley China } $2950 des,,( Royal Crown $80.75 lie garland of small ve—e were “Vration’ of wid and $ NEE Voratat with borer rae a “Preece 19.88 —lrosebuds. 7 =nglish China Te ee mee fi me HOTS of tones and 6d, $4950 dx, (Pata, hunicome poe ten we neers oy ee a0 (pe PZB EE F 95750 doo | DEO” Blatcer oct ere il eke pov ‘Anewer: I recommend face were rated with border were orated with a rich HAE \tose it (tila 4 covear, Seeuams ft eetnedy Harmtent of rich gold” and old band and ol ies nea Sdheree to the skin smoothly, 929.75 Flowers, W618 FE boner Ee y 7 ut hi j tiful complexion and preserve it, yor should follow my advice to Miss Anna 33 tn each sealed tubs, soon | enables one to reduce to normal’ No fae. ‘of this dependavis. treatment, use Boia mmen aad women ese it-ckart, Havoment, 24th Street. », Inverted Gas Lights 59¢ Macy’s Price Was 88c The light (é#lustrated) consists of a solid brass, perfect working, inverted gas burner, a good mantle, ar inner chimney to protect mantle and insure an even light, and a beautiful imported glass globe in solid colors, Amber, Green and Ruby, and also crystal. Globe has a three-inch bead fringe to match. Bavement, 34th St. 6 his VAD ALIAL ALA WAAL DOVDPVVRVAVRVAVANVADAPPAADVRAARVAVAR PRPC PRAREAPPRAPRAVDRPDDDVRADAADA RELDIRNED StoreO ‘amMiaria Merchandise _ . At9:00 A.M. 4 Closes ; 600 P.M. ; It Parnas Mrmr nsec Men’s Newest Suits The Pick of Three $1 9.75 High Class Shops, Suits of Uke at and $25.00. This is an tmportant message to every man wants good Clothes, but who hesitates at the prises charged by custom tailore. makers of cothingin Americ thelr best styles and patterna: clothing in .__ We have bought heavil Ce sion because the manufac! wished to keep organizations intact during & dull season. We have paid cash for our purchases. The result is a big stock of the finest grades of Spits for men and young men at a price which places them with- in the reach of good dresser in town, no matter how limited his income. The coats are in the English long-roll sack, with one or two buttons to button, anat'thewe are conservative models with the “stationary” fronts. The ial ; Blue "Serge (fast color), “Dark “Mictires’ tn Pane Worsteds, and Shepherd 5 Every Suit is strictly hand-tailored. | ay | Another Special Lot of Men's 1 4 75 For Friday and | and Young Men’s Suits at 'e Saturday Only. | Fitth Fleer, Broadway. Latest Straw Hats for Men All Dimensions All Regular Sizes $1.39, $1.89, $2.74, $4.89 up to $14.74 © Splits, Sennets, Panamas, horns we id Bangkoks, Milans, Vedaen ‘ + The assortment ts the most complete ever shown in Macy's Men's Shop, Main Floor, @ ge 35th St. Main Fleer, 85th 64. = 500 All-Silk Shirts, $2.89 Men who bought these Shirts last Saturday will want more, now that they have had chance to square our promises with the facts. The first shipment of 1,200 sold so a second shipment of 500. quickly that we ordered and have just received Crepe weaves, satin stripes, etc. The colorings are of the best and are remarkably varied, cuffs. Sizes 14 to 17%. All are coat style with soft double Shirts of Summer Crepe & Satin Stripes, $1.19 Only 1200 of them, and they Will not Last Long The crepes are imported very soft satin striped, and the madras with soft satin stripe are of a very fine domestic weave. Materials were intended for ‘“‘made-to- measure" Shirts. Coat style, soft double cuffs. Sizes 14 to 17. Main Floor. 35th Mt, DACAAR ALOOOO DADDANANAAAANAAAAL ) UA Ane Four S Tan calfskin in the dark ma- hogany shade and black calfskin. Both plain and Blucher sya. All are made on flat stylish lasts Men’s Belts, and have broad comfortable heels. ies. | aide 59c ) — Fleer, Balcony, 85th 1. wee tle Bevan tum Men’s Linen Dusters, $3.69 Macy’s usual price, $4.74. By Aspecial lot of Motor Dust Coats, including Tan Linens) SS and Repps and afew Mohairs. Single and double-breasted models. All sizes, 34 to 46. —_rinth mioor, 34th 8t., Contre. Men’s Surmer- Weight Underwear and Hosiery A great assortment of Underwear for men, specially priced. The right weight for the warm months which have just come so suddenly upon us. Main Fleer, Centre, They are made of tubular calf, morocco and calf (suede lined) and white kid. Sizes 30 to 42 Inches. main Fleer, 85th st. Athletic Shirts, Cross-Bar Imported Newest Style, 49 Nainsook Suits Cotton Socks, 15c | All Sizes’ (each) c (Special) (each) 98c Medium weight, imported black Included are fine nainsook, jade with an elastic Jersey 3 cotton Socks, high spliced heels, cotton voile, crossbar nainsook, ribbed band in the back, closed soles and toes; last year's QS crinkled crepe, figured madras, § crotch, trimmed with 1 but- $ price was 24c, but owing to the striped woven madras and some tons, well made, athletic style tariff changes now 18¢ per pair. z colored striped goods, for Summer wear. LS Also a ine assortment of Balbri Imported 19 . athletic styles, in many patter a. ri itesigts, “at 88e,, 68¢, T4e, Shirtenena Lisle Socks, ic 98c, $1.19, $1.24 to $2.89. ‘ Medium it black lisleSocke, Drawers (each) 49 All styles; Shirts are k short sleeves, with a 74c bottom; Drawers to match, in French White Lisle Shirts and ng and rawers (each) fit ' OT sue at cnet. regular, stouts, ankle length'and $ Sch eo Nene leeveless, no buttons, drawers to ie Ne meth ‘one of our best sell- | match, knee length, neatly finish- aed albriggan garments; extra Imported Silk ed, light weight, for Summer wear, Si +: berg qualities; sizes, ke Last season we sold this garment : nan el Drawers to Lisle Soe | for 98c, but owing to the tariff $ Match, sizes 30 to So, (Special), 24c changes Hey now are Téc, Men’s Ribbed peplapsi Eh | Athletic Shirts Union Suits, 79c extra 3} Pced fe soln an tow | and Drawerateachy 39C Men's fine spring needle ribbed, } Wearing Hose; Very elasthe. light weight cotton union Suits, Slightly Imperfect. Standard Price, 50c sleeveless (athletic) and knee 3 ¢¢ ” Men's fine white cotton Shirts $ lensth, closed crotch, pa onknet 69c (pull overs), no ‘button, Men’s $1.50 nion suits, sleeveless, very elastic, drawers tov mateh knee “length,” double Sille Socks, 98c sset and suspender strap. The lack only; ii in th Slight imperfections do not in.any medium weight, black silk vend way harm the wearing qualities extra heavy soles, heels i ee of the garment. Main Vieer. Contre, al