The evening world. Newspaper, June 4, 1914, Page 13

Dense, as well as loss of time, bo cause of being obliged to do their marketing at remote points, Those Sonditions prevail also on the east side near the Manhattan terminus of the Queensboro Bridge, There are at present but two markets in which purchase their supplies—Gansevoort Market, below Fourteenth street on “& private establishment at One Hun- nue. fied, are insufficient for our popula- tion,” President Marks PLANS FOR CITY MARKET sisistetne't'ta 2a Sia ailable for the needs of the urban community. The ques- Lf AND RETAIL tion as to how far @ retail man @s not to be —————— Borough President Marks to-day BEST TIME 10 ‘gproved of several recommendations made by various sub-committees of -s Mitchol’e Market Committee, one of which urged the opening of wholesale and retall markets at the Queensboro bridge terminus in Man- hattan and also at the Fort Lee Ferry, foot of Wont One Hundred and| John’s Medicine Now. Thirtteth street. —-— President Marks said the investi-| Experts agree that this is the best sea- gation of his committees showed con- | 0n of the year to build Mi the strength lost during the Glusively that retail men on the up- | *"d weight that has been Der west side are under heavy xg grocers and retail market men may | the west side, and Harlem Market, dred and Fret etreet and First avo- | No sleoho! or dangerous drugs. “These two markets, I am satis- THOUSANDS WO8TH OF sHOEs, OXFORDS, COLONI- OF DOLLARS’ ats anv pumps at a great deal less than most shoe deal- Mm ers would have to pay at WHOLESALE. s PAFORDS, & PUMPS FOR OMEN TO-DAY, FRIDAY AND $$ THAN COST TO ier! sie’ shoce Yor a s 's' $4.00 and $5.00 Shoes, Pumps and Oxfords tor $2.00—Men's $4.00 and $5.00 Shoes and Oxfords for $2.00. Men's & Women’s Men’s & Women's |Men’s & Women’s TENNIS & YACHTING] GENUINE GOLF regular $2.50 SHOES or PUMPS SHOES TENNIS SHOES $3 V ues, whole- $1.69 Worth $7.50 wholesale, |Special, wholesale, price, Sere 95 | direct to you, $1. 00 ‘atl ontew at wholemale upon rece wder or cash. Make he or 4 The very newest Colonials in gun metal and tan or white buc to $6.50 Brocaded for Men and Women Silk Back Colonials f g the, flert Reber in all or bors. y r ae Special, Women’s $5.50 I" .50 Tango Pumps ror 95 a fat tbe Da Pox Tit Wdoer tectee fu ses tid width $2.95 Prof. Richardson’s aa Arch| The Latest Drop Toe Support Shoes for Men $3.95 Oxfords for Men : Worth $5 to $7 Tan, Patent Coltskin, Gunmetal Russian Oa'f and new Mahogany shade, Wholesale, direct to vo q wt rane p k See ven LAs | ma tne. $2. 95 ——————— Greatest Value in New York Smartest Men’s Men's and Women’s Tan, Z rshion Sole Foot Ease Sire “Pho Fer men end Dk WHITQUMBS ie TTA Cusuion SHOE u/FOR MEN AND WOMEN a fale A sc! whstewale direct te 508, as Shoes for Men. $36 clipe pall aoe a 58 bon SLATER SHGE ce Inc,” Saturday Evenings 9 o'Clock 1159 Broadway, cor. 27th Stredt Mo'Clock Wat should be compelled to go for his | supplies must be answered. The necessity for extended travelling to the market localities must, as a j factor in the high cost of living, be eliminated.” ‘ GAIN FLESH Those Who Are Thin-and | Pale Should Take Father cine is best for this purpose, because it is made Of pure and wholesome food elements and whole- some food elementawhich strengthenand build up those who are weak and run down, ds by taking Father d mend it as Florence, SiSSeceaeaUEeSSSIING ae WADIA rrseceeipasniaenoeoevonnaRanooe xu THE EVENING wort, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1914. B'way at 6th Av. All White Trimmed Hats In Newest Styles ties, we have arranged a most attractive Special Display of all, White Hats, in. expensively priced, but Epeney smart and styl+ ish, These Hats, of the fin est pure white Milan hemp, are effectively trimmed with white wings, flowers, ribbons, etc, and are in clever large and smali sailor shapes. Illustrated isa very smart Hat in all white—at $4.96 Becond Floor, 34th Street. Dainty Summer Outfits for Young Girls Special at $4.69 A three-plece outfit (as dlustrated), @ charming Dress of white batiste, lace and embroidery trimmed, In the new long waisted effect. A large “Picture Hat" of embroldery. A Parasol to match. Dress and Hat are trimmed with satin ribbon In pink, blue or white. Sizes to 14 years. tite ayers of lowered Crepe and Tissues $3.96 ' Redingot® model—the coat tin flowered crepe over a skirt of white rice cloth, and smartly belted with f wide crushed girdle of black “patent leather.” A velvet bow finishes the, collar of fine embroldery. Sizes 10 to 15 years. Girls’ Dresses of - Striped Challie $8.94 Copied from an imported model—the landed cost of which was $9.75—this quaint little Dress has the dee; ob ered effect and Is cut on “Greenaway” lines with full skirt—ban with three wide folds. Hp Pleated organdie makes the puffed sleeves; of linen and peau the wide sallor collar. Sizes 4 to 10, ‘The same model in striped and flowered volle, $2.96. Entire Stock of Girls’ Coats that were $9.94 to $23.74 Now $3.96, $6.94 & $8.94 The season's best rises In taffeta, moire, crepe, che heate4 cks, and gabardine—the majority silk IIned throughout. ‘Sizes 4 to 16 years. ‘Third Floor—85th Street, “La Jeunesse,” the New Cape for Misses, $14. 74 The, model (illustrated) especially designed for mises is extremely youthful in style, with its jaunty waistcoat fronts and smart shoul- der cape effect. Fashioned of lustrous light-weight broad: tloth in navy, tan, green, rose, light blue and black; with body peau de cygne lined, Sizes 14 and 16 yeays. Misses’ Cape Coats $11 74 of Navy Gabardine, | belted kimono Coat r with raglan shoulde nd flaring collar of Roman striped silk. Fastened to the shoul- ders and at the waist line by buttons, is a detachable cape, tass«' ‘l finished at the back, Sizes 14 and 16 years. Misses’ Topcoats of $7. 49 Navy Serge, A kimono model with flounced skirt effect and hood collar faced with moire silk; iridescent novelty buttons fasten the cute away fronts. Sizes 14 and 16. A clever novel fons : Misses’ Cape Suits len Novelty of Serge— ‘ape $ Special $18. 74 | Suits 28.75 A very prac navy Serge in navy, black or shep- blue ‘and Tack full | herd check is smartly combined swinging, cape, peau de cypne | with black satine in this clever bit and w! ler tel, large collar and revers of moire mine jaunt atore coat! With ig collar a leeves has a 2 tunic is fea- satin collar and slee tet inthe skirt and is slashed | detachable cape. of the serge. i the sides. In sizes 14 and 16 Over an underskirt of satin falls years. a long serge tunic, Third Floor, 85th Bt. Preity Blouses of Irish Handkerchief Linen, $2.89 Simple but stylish Blouses of rose and old blue linen, with novel collar inset with white embroidery; hemstitching joins the seams and crochet buttons add an effective finishing touch. ; . Handkerchief linen Blouses of finer quality include The “Naticn,” withmiddy The “Priscilla,” in finestriped lar and laced front; In delicate | linen with organdie collar and new colors, at 43.89. cuffs, at $7.49, The‘ ‘Country Club” Blouse, The “Melisande”—A copyota with tin? tucks front and back, | Paris Blouse in very — fine Paquin collar and pointed cutts | linen, with lijy collar of wired of organdie and black moire | net and long flaring sleeves, at cravat, at $4.89, $8.49, The ‘Tullia”’—A new Blouse of white habutai, the col- lar, cuffs and bow tie of Roman striped ribbon, at $4, 89, ‘Third Floor, 34th Street, ws NAN AAALAC ALA WY ALWAADICALAALALALALALAL Clearance of Real Lace and Hand-Embroidered Neckwear At final clearance prices, a collection of beautiful Collars, Yokes and Collar and Cuff Sets in: Real Irish, Real Cluny, and Real Princess Laces. Also many exquisitely hand-embroidered novelties. 1-3 to 1 for quick disposal. Cluny and Princess Neckwear Originally $1.49 and $1.98 Trish Crochet Neckwear Originally $3.96 7 Louis heels. A large buckle of genuine cut steel finishes the vamp, aoe the tongue is sharply pointed in effective fash! Second Fleer, 804h Bt., Rear, Women’s All- Wool Sweaters, $2.96 Plain weave Sweaters In whi ay tan, navy, maroon an lack. V neck model with deep pockets and turn back cuffs. All-wool Sweaters, Belted Model $3.74 Fancy weave in white, oEee: tan, navy, maroon and bi belted “back model with shawl collar, qreilend Sweaters, wo-tone mes $4. 74 ght weight, but warm; In Larditeied ap laedd pand-whi te, HAgevandeohite, OCRnE® on -white, gray- candouhian se ‘small side pocket, and turn back cuffs, Misses’ & Children’s Sweater8 $2.96 & $3.74 In white, grey, tan, rose and pe d red; ne ron collar mode! lain stitch; belted all around with turn back cuffs and pearl buttons. Sizes 4 to 8 years, $3 ¥. Sizes 10 to34 4 years, $3.7) 4, Third Floor STORE YOUR FURS AT MACY'S Minimum Charge. Maximum Protection. Each article freed from dast and hung on its own individual hanger in our cold, dry air storage vaults where thé tem- perature, never higher than 25 degrees, pertectly preserves the natural oil in the pelt, keeping the fur soft and lustrous. FURS REMODELED ANp REP AIRED We suggest that immediate at- tention ra ao) any repairing or remodeling that you have in contemplation Prices much lower now than will prevail when next winter approaches, (Oriental Rugs also accepted for storag..) +) Floor, Broadway. Some Week-End Candy Specials pound of Candy at full pound—-for the never included in the we ight Main Floor. Candy Shop ard jeinent Centre. yl Ia box ‘old Seal” 4 in box, ad elavwiiere at (Oo @ Special Chocolates, 24c Vound ta box: A ten Geiicinm Bonixne are mire! with Tere fouthwome cho: clatew Macy" ‘a New Broken ( ‘andy. | 49c poupd, Jain Floor, Centre. now 74c and 98c now $1.49, and $4.96 $1.98, and $2.49 Smart -“Colonials” with Cut Steel Buckles, Three hundred and fifty, pairs of these ex- tremely pretty “Colonials” (iUustrated)-—one of tne season's most correct and stylish Nov- elt; Race of Imported patent calfskin, and dull calfskin, on a gr | long vamp-last_ with flexible hand-turned sole and high Cuban Extra Trousers IF YOUR BOY GRADU Bring him to Mac $4.96 to $14.74, ored suits of imported and Suit Is from our regular stock. Boys’ Tub Suits , Special “at $1. 39 and $1.98 Fg ps li 4 Dickens Suits, Boys’ Washable Suits, $3.49 With heen Trousers. pocket models, of linen nd ten” linen. Slzes 7 to 16 Made with welt soles of solld leather on a neat- appearing, comfortable last. Cut Lengths of Silk at Half Price eet ayed on "special s in the Silk Depart- ment on the Second Floor, Silks That Were (yd.) 99¢ Silks That Were (yd.) $1.98 Latest Comb and Barrette Novelties, ¢ Novelties, which, if ed in the usual way, would Combs in amber, shell and laid with silver or gold; or are rhinestone studded, Main Floor, Broadway, RANNRAANADNA DIAN RRA Ely ad RURAARAAORAARRRR ROU WAAC WAAC THE ORIGINAL oe 7 9am Bway at 6th Av. 4 Continuing the Big Sale of | Men’s Summer Suits, at $16.75 Usual prics, $19.75, $22.50 & $24.75 The popular response to this Sale, which opened Wednesday morning, was most gratifying. Although the selling has taxed an augmented sales force there are still left a large number of high grade Suits. The range of stzes, of course, has been ted, and in some models some difficulty may be experlenced in finding thetexact size, but nevertheless the assortments are com- plete enough to provide several hundred men with wonderfully desirable Suits at very un- usual savings. The fabrics are allewool, London-shrunk, and among the materials are Tartan Plaids, * Club Checks, pay Mixed Cheviots, Dark Mixed Worsteds, U Worsteds, on blue and black backgrounds. Included are all the most popular models in English and conservative styles. It is doubtful if clothing of this ory was ever offered in New York at the Mac; price. A comparison wa Me the ue Age @ do not exaggerate wi large rorer of these Suits are are in het $25.00 00 class In other stores. Fifth Floor, Broadway. Boys’ Graduation Suits Blue Serge h $7.49 very Suit is made of standard blue serge, thoroughly test Roy an tailored to stgnd the hard wear of the sven boy. ind Wool Suits, $3. 74, $5.94, $7.49 and $10. 74 Macy's usual prices $4.96 to $14.74. Included In the lot are some of our finest hand-tall- les are Mi domestic materials, Every Ng te, ck “and ay, TY it a good selection. cos Were $1.69 to $4.: Sizes 1 to 6. Flat Lasts, calfskin, Sizes 1 to 6. you at 4 P, ‘Reed Suit Cases, Cowhide Suit Cases, Special at $3.38 Maer 's usual price $4.49 to $4.88 Made forced ¢ Matting Suit Cases, Special at $2, 1 toy 7 to 18 Years ATES this month he will need a Suit befitting the Brncy fe In Blue Suits alone we have 20 different models, rang os dod as osorand Boys’ and Children’s Straw Hats Greatly Reduced 98c, $1.98 Wor 8 up to $3.96. fryer Rah Rah, tn lot every size in every in servieesble fi fast-color materials, including Boys’ Im; ried T Tub Suits, $3.74 There vibes a ote peed oe! to @rcond Flees, Renn Boys’ Sturdy Shoes, Made on Mannish Lasts, $1.89 . Manufactured in England expressly for R. H. Macy & Co. Made ot solid box calf ist al he soles will last longer than those on any other shoes of which we know that are near these in price. Other styles, on new mannish lasts, in appearance like those of the elder brother, at prices from $2.69 to $3.49. Boys’ Black Calfskin $2.49 Low Shoes for Boys; In patent leather, gunmetal and dark mahogany Gecend Flew. Rear, Are You Going to Commute This Summer? If so, and from a point along a Railroad line terminati: Grand Central Station or the Hudson Terminal, avail Macy Order Booths in these Stations. Orders for Merchandise, either advertised or otherwise, y eit at either Booth by 10 A. M. will be ready to take with Bags and Suit Cases for Summer Tourists The man who carries a neat dressy Suit Case or inspires respect in the heart of the haughtiest bell-hop, The Epa sarpies taken at random of the great stock carried by Macy's: Special at $4.96 Macy's usual price, $6.38 d grade cowhide, rein- ®, two strape golng all around, Sizes 24 and 2@ inches, Oxford Bags, Special at $5.94 usual price, $7. 49 ” Trunks of the relicdle, wearfmiging quality for the tourists on lond or sea, will be found af Maia" 3, at prices considerably lower than elsewhere,