The evening world. Newspaper, May 27, 1914, Page 12

D AY 27, 1914, 7) Bishop in the second round makes : nd that Rockefeller refused tv see| Prisons Riley tow ith his handkerchief to shut out \\ them etrong favorites for the finals, LIND EY AYS PRESIDENT any one about the Colorado matter. ing out what h ht of the death chair and the which will be played Friday. What T wanted Mr. Rockefeller to| epidemic of scarlet fever in the State in the room, Two priests with Prison for Wome had to half carry. half lead him to th ermipdet, MUST END MINE WARS} iiucnce*.s'uce'tne®Coioraan’mine | gat Ries I gin| ain” PAG ste wis nat omnia rom Miss Hyde: influence to have the Colorado min6| gupt: Riley and | = LP pI a aa , |e a4eeeeees physictan: Tan’, keepers and the black i ea “THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNES mp th troubles submitted to arbitration by|made an inspection of the cap was adjusted the mask. 66546567 6-80 - Footwear a board,” Judge Lindsey sald to-day./and after medical examination of Declares Rockefeller’s Attitude Is “I feel sure President Wilson would|/inmates it was stated that. there have appointed a board. Mr. Rocke-| twenty-one cases of well defined Chrome Sole Tennis ‘ : halt a dozen being quite sick. 4 & Just as cool to wear , YUU That “PeoplecCan Go to _| flor’ attitude a “the, people of | MaK, Adee nant ING tat ang food || OMe Easy Way to Banish Boye aes 2-00 Men's Ressia Calf In 71646664 Hell.” ee ae results, second round: . Miss Hyde defeated Mre. Swift, 3 up Boys’ sises, 2%-5 y ix being made but th Those Ugly, Hairy Growths plumb to hell. sly, ry Gr en's sizes, 6-11... “But 1 feel that the time will come | face Or the source of the di on, wh President Wilson will take a5 as is possible to Rubber Sole Oxfords make them. These Decisively defeated in his attempts Freiet Felis.) three specials, be- y and 2 to go; Mise Bishop beat Miss matters in his own hands and ap- Every well regulated toilet tabl pecials, BS 5 Hollins, 6 up and 4 to go; Mrs. Faith|to interview John D. Rockefeller 3r.| point a Board of Arbitration to settle|and certain of suppl nee a pg hee thane ji is a Westtirook Girl Is Defeated) Movinen® sthaetwtenton it up: ‘Mre-| about the mine situation in Colorade,| fairs, This We no. longer ‘a mine |and fro and these are now being risialy [should find room for package of sete daedi fib ome) Miss Bish 5 U Frayne beat Miss Wanner 1 up. Judge Ben B. Lindsey goes back to| strike matter; it has to do with the| inspected to preve tl ‘apread, eens en cata bee for lar oxfords, wide and 5 : - hairy growths, 1 by sci P|, Aa the last Dali's were denivtbroke, | Denver to-morrow. He would have| Peace of the enting State””_ LONGO PUT TO DEATH. objectionsble ‘har oF fuse, make easy toes. Black i : and 4 to Go. The . Hea ties ad, the, o ald ft | started westward last evening had It MORE FEVER IN PRISON. Z paste with a little delatone and water and tan vici kid ‘ men players refu @ protec: | not been that friends of his who knew May 27.—Raffacle Longo, | and spread on hairy surface for about tions of umbrellas and continued their 2 minutes, then remove and wash the ried in the death house ttonenes to the end, giving many a|YOune Mr. Rockefeller wished to a 4 (Gperist to The Brening W. thorough drenching. a make one last attempt to arrange the taf pete aa tet ind ‘ WeSEX COUNTY SOUNTRY ———— meeting, This morning they tele-} AunURN, N. Y., May 27—The heat ication ‘CLUB, ORANGE, N. J. May 21. 6 phoned Judge Lindsey at the Motel] sistance of the State Board of Health MBbe eecond round of th ‘Women's RIVIERA STORM-SWEPT. Imperial that negotiations had failed | was invoked by Superintendent of State itan golf championship at the ‘Meeex Country Club to-day saw the @limination of Miss Serie te ee Sen ann a WACO UAD ALAA ALA @t the National tournament at Wil- ‘gale and tidal wave R. HH. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Pricer RK. H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices gatagton last year. Mins Bishop's vic- ; understructure was de- | @ StoreOpens at9.00 A.M, 9 Closes at 6.00 P. M. a Look for the ae . “Not Advertised” Signs. ‘Gory of & up and 4 to go over Mise| molished, the dama; amounting to Herald Square, Broedwag, 34th to 36th St Herald Square, Broadway, 34th to 35th St | Men’s Silk-Lined Blue Very Specially Priced . Serge Suits Special _at 18.50 $3.85 $4.00 $4.50 18 6 West Broadway, 4... 221 Greenwich St., near Vesey, . 68 Send for Catalor W requires @ Pt to remove every trace of hair, Any druggist can supply the delatone in an original package —Advt. ips Wreeked— Snow Falls tn France, In Shopping in More Than One Department, Use a Transfer Card. Saves Time. Mies Bishop has held both the National and “Met.” titles. She e4 & topnotch game to-day. The k girl, on the contrary, was A severe colt wave spread over south- western Europe yesterday. Several inch- @s of snow fell in some places in south- were sunk of thrown up on One of the Most Important Offerings of the Season. These Silk-lined Suits Cannot Be Duplicated Else- where for Less Than $25.00. The materials out of which these Suits were tailored is an extra high grade sun-proof and London shrunk Blue Serge. Men who are careful in the selection of their clothing will appre- ciate that this statement means that no chances are taken when such garments are bought. The prevailing model is conservative on modified English lines, with soft roll front, regular pockets and cuffs on sleeves: The Vest is high cut, with six buttons, while the Trousers are cut straight and narrow. The bottoms are not finished, and can be made either with or without cuffs. There are all size$Sformen and young men, The garments are strictly hand-tailored, and that elusive quality called PORRANIINNRIRIR gaiiied and captured the seventh, Nothing is so ri and effective in| ¢ e fway off form. She has performed | astern France, while hi rains were N BI poorly in the present tournament Stpertea trom other regions. Charming ew ouses Qed her game in the second round | aeiee, eh f ‘ ‘qras no exception. Miss Hollins com. | eee Vnually got in trouble and her pua. ting was far below par. § AM On the outward trip Miss Hollins @én't win ao hole until the aixth, ‘Mies Bishop gathering in the first IF YOUR SKIN ut the best she could do was to Ralve the next two coming home. Phe Westbrook girl slumped badly end Miss Bishop easily captured a ‘the:match on the 13th. It your skin is not in the perfect con- ‘Mieq Hollins: dition in which it uld be, or isaf- Out 6 77 56 6 6 6 & 5—61| fected with any eruptional trouble, Pos- Miss Bishop: lam can help you so greatly that you eeeT 1 6 oa | eradicating Eczema, Acne, Tetter, Pim- | ples, Scalj le, all forms of Itch and all skin . ‘Mrs. Buitt at Pictoneld up aad alone go, continued the fine molt she Ee Hae it conditions. Itchin, The models illustrated are typical of the At each price indicated there are scores of Shown in the present tournament. ‘our druggist sells Poslam. Sagopa J uthshire girl Out-|aample, write to Emergency Labor: tories, 3! many smart novelties with which the Macy | other new and lovely styles—representing Blouse collection abounds. Fashion's latest innovations. five by superior work. Miss Hollins should employ it immediately. West 25th Street, New York. 1 4 Mrs. Swit! Poslam Soap is the best soep for your 0 le F h Volle Grenn's BAth Street. style is reflected in every line and curve. especially good and Mrs. t fi rgan rench Vo pe ae h hii skin. Improves. Beautifies. Large size, ’ . the oar ot top ee. Bovera yards | 95 centa;. Toilet size, 15 cents Blouses, 94c Blouses, $2.89 | chine Blouses, $4.89 ane White Flannel Hyde's work was sensational = A very dainty model—illus- The white Voile Blouses, as Candy sti fect: hit uth e von ild br send Gent onthe rated “ively tucked “and with | aya have he new errs | ground in eine” steve mnt gh ce and was out in a t 3. Again seams hemstitched. The smart | collar and handkerchief revers, | (illustrated). with organdie collar Equal Quality Elsewhere, $5.00 ' collar is of sheer embroidery, and | and are elaborately trimmed with | and cuffs and silk cravats. the short sixteenth, Miss Hyde the cravat of silk cord. wide Venise lace. Also andie Bibuses, illus- Flowered $1.49 The colored Voile Blouses have |" trated. { German Valenciennes ° a quaint Breton peasant collar trimmed: Mall Blouses, of linen—forming a round yoke the nm on her tee shot eager une eallery when she ‘@ %-foot putt. ‘The showing of Miss Hyde and Miss You simply cannot think of getting all the comfort of the two days of leisure unless’ you pack in your suit case a pair of white flannel trousers. Cool, spotless, natty, they : of $ Blouses of voile flowered chif- cog ‘ nea ce a iret Coley and feature the new wing sleeves. fon, imported crepes and organ- set off a dark coat to the very best advantage. The Trousers and cuffs of re organdie, and a Chiffon dies, pussy willoW. taffetas and we offer at $3.59 are made of strictly all-wool flannel, London cravat of Diack rion. Bl $3 89 Gye lis a sinage cate AO shrunk, with belt loop and cuff bottoms. Colered jouses, ° at this price. om pooh ole 1 89 In striped and checked chiffon French / Floor, ' Voile Blouses, ° in dark and light colors over net, | $5 24 The Blouse, filusiraied, is in | with frills of scalloped net lace | Voile Blouses, e: Voile in delicate colors, with collar finishing neck and short sleeves. Extremely dainty model with e and cuffs of organdie and revers | New high ruff effects, wired in | inset panels of embroidered organ- t of embroidery. Alsoat this price, prevailing fashion. die, pee) fine filet lace bands a Ouc ammoc ul a e or e ‘Tub silk, batiste, allover embroid- | Also Japanese Silk Blouses bined with shadow lace. “Paquin” ery and organdie blouses. wis "iecey tau Wiomeee Goed Lawn or Porch, Special, $9.24 From an Imported Model, $8.94 _,, Developed in the lustrous washable satin, known as “Society Satin"—this clever novelty, copied from a’ Blouse we imported, has pleated fronts, back, and shoulders, and is in wing" sleeve effect. Pointed cuffs and flaring pointed collar are of white pique and the black moire cravat has cut jet tassels. Decoration Day Outings Attractive White Hats, smartly trimmed................ 5.00 Untrimmed White Milan Hemp at. 1.50 Panamas, variety of styles 1.95 to 6.50 Patent Leather Sailors............. 2.95 Ratine with colored facings. . 95 White Felts..1.25 Up Duck Hats .50 ’ Belts and Parasols Suit Cases, Travelling Bags, Folding Umbrellas, &c., at special prices. Furnished with a comfortable back rest; maga- zine pockets on each side; mattress is cotton filled, canvas covered and button tufted; double ropes through ends. Complete with hanging chains. Has a steel frame with galvanized wire link spring. Can be made into acot. Size 28x72 inches. IRON STANDS, price $2.67 and $3.74. COUCH HAMMOCK AWNINGS, in awning striped materials, price $6.34. COUCH HAMMOCK “SHADEWELL” AWNINGS, price $3.74 AS ¢ Bassinette Bungalow Bar Harbor i Bed Outfits $5.47 | Chair, SP is $6.74 in construction with Hand Made$4.49 Made of white canvas. When | brass mounts. Height of head Large, roomy seat, complete Separate Skirts for Outing and Dress Wear Models which in every line are indicative of the latest decrees of Fashion—and are shown in the fabrics for which there is most demand. An infinite variety of styles from which these few are selected as typical values: Holland Belgian | Black Linen Skirts, $1.89 | Linen Skirts, $4.89 | TafetaSkirt, $5.94 AVARIRATRARDRADRAARAD RO PDOLRIR with a reversible velour cush- ‘ 5 Fe akes a small pa end is 49 inches; height of toot ion. _ in Brenton Silk, Roman Stripes and Sport skirt model, finely tai- New deep Russian _ tunic A modified copy of a Paris tole it mone se pasveat end, 41 inches. Complete with Rocker to match, $5.49 in ; popular lored—with pocket ‘on hip; a | model—the long overskirt but- | model—this is of soft chiffon and weig! iy POUnGS. 2 spring and//aott top Folding Camp Chair, slat seat shades............... .50 to 3 00 pearl buckle finishes the belt | ton trimmed and fastening with | tafteta, the long tunic finished Has netted sides and is fitted | woven wire spring and back, The US | . a pak and pearl buttons trim | buttons and buttonholes; girdle wih a flaring ruffle and tiny with a canopy. mattress. Sixth Floor, . top. ttons, Tango Belts, latest novelty .50 to 3.50 500 Parasols, all the most wanted colors and color combines, also black and white stripes, from.......... 1.95 to 4.50 White Ratine Imported Taffeta and Skirts, $2.74 RatineSkirts $5.94 | Crepe Skirts, $9.74 Strictly tailored model with White, of fine quality; new The puffed pannier drapery and two deep pockets and waist- | yoke effect with fling. tunic, | three picot edged ruffles are of coat belt; paneled and button | trimmed with crochet Suttons: the taffeta over a skirt of bro trimmed. waistcoat belt, caded crepe. “La Militaire” —a New Cape Suminer Floor Coverings of All Kinds at Great Savings The Macy stock of Summer Floor Coverings, probably the largest in the City, includes splendid assortments of : Imported Japanese Washable Rag Rugs, with stencilled designs on one side. Imported Japanese Grass Rugs, _ with stencilled designs on both sides. Heavy and Durable Jute Rugs, that will give unusual wear for a rug of its kind. ira Floor, Centre. Silver-Plated Electric Coffee », LINDORPVVVRVATA : English Washable Bath Rugs. thoroughly tast colar in designs matching 7 Where Sea Suit, $28.75 Percolators up-to-date cretonne effects, woven on a white groundwork. Mm Of extremely dashing style, the ‘‘Miles Standish’’ Colonial Rag Rugs peel awa) ie 8 iy cai 8.94 These Rugs are made of absolutely new material, such as prints, calicos, cretounes and bed ticking, j of a Paris creation, and was ma reezes Ow a \ exclusively to our order, in black, or . navy men's wear serge, with wide scollar of satin and picturesque little the latter making an unusuatly heavy Rug. All have the Colonial two-band border across each end in colors to harmonize with the centres. A few sizes and prices: 24 36 in. 59 6 ft. 29 ft, $4.89 2 ft. 3 in, x 10 ft. 6 in. $2.34 The time 's close at hand | jacket over which fais: the cape in H | if Capacity 27 54 in, 98 8 ft, x 10 ft. $7.24 2ft.3 in. x12 tt, 10 when you will want to take ong swinging lines. . . Lal ) x12 ft. 9.24 2ft. 2 in. x15 ft. 4 a vacation, Hotels and Black, and white silk lines this - 6 Large e in. OD in, AW ey a 89 a Ary) $2.48 boarding-houses at seashore, | clever garment, and the collar is faced in. x 7o IM, ‘| sg Ihe & x " J J m' mountain and country re- \ with Roman striped | ie 4S. %7 Mh $2.41 2ft. Fin. x9 ft. $1.98 sorts are getting fixed wy \ ote the ly cut coat fronts, Pr ” spic and an bad Mag and the long Russian tunic, featured Genuine ‘‘Crex Carpets and Runners tainment of summer guests Wn the skirt, In every color and every pattern manufactured, The prices are lower than the same goods can be bought elsewhere. The prairie grass used in the weaving ts carefully raised in Wisconsin and Minnesota. The designs are beautiful and the colorings most artistic. These quadruple silver plated Electric Coffee Percolators are of Over 2,000 vacation places will be described in \ y Cape-Coat Suits of Serge, Special $19.74 PPRRARAAARANDA , fags "I J fl NC ih ign, as Plain Color Plain Coler, Bound Edge for Runners Figured Goods, Bound Ei THE WORLD'S i ' iets eoeieranie hho Miusrated, and represent the latest 36 im, wide, yard 38¢ | 18 in. wide, yard 24e |, id ‘liad ‘. Summer Resort Guide | \y less jacket, which is belted and button J and most improved ideas in 54 in. wide, yard 64e | 24 in. wide yard 28¢ | 241m. wide yard 36¢ : for 1914 ‘ ar in tunic effect is very Of ‘superior make and fine 72 Up wide yard Bde | 27 in. wide, aula ae 36 in, wide, yard 54c¢ modish, and the tatloring superior in finish in every Sa silsthey a8 The above are In solid color, 30 in. wide, ice ac 54 in, wide, yard B4c \ OUT ABOUT JUNE 15. g josie eta) ih Ml ra | bind> oun ere Remarkable plain edge, used to cover a room is i. irs an A 6 72 in, wide, yard $1.09 Wor PREE distribution at all World offices and by mall, navy, oF White. men's wear serge, Volue. Maia. ivan, Srendver . id t