The evening world. Newspaper, July 7, 1914, Page 9

ITEMS FOR INVESTORS. Peerless Motor Car Company has passed regular quarterly dividend of, 1% per cent preferred stock, Offi-! clals of compa tate this is due to; desire to conserve resources in view of new lower priced Wabash receiver reports ten! months’ operations show deficit of! $1,500,000. Colorado and Souther n, fourth week} 4 American Smelters 7 American Smeiters pf. 4 Canadian Pacific ci month declined $190,887 1 decrease totals $1, q 5. | Southern Raliw 10 h | June, earnings in ed $44,367; for 6 New York Cer month decrease of $28,968 is shown. 7 Northern Pacific From July 1 inerease of $960,745 in reported over same period previous | year. nion Pacific 8. Steal 78. Steel pf | Pacific Mail Steamship Company, plus, $300,663; incre: Market Closing—Just as market be- fan to look weak in late afternoon a buying movement started and stocks responded vigorously, forcing a num-!¢ifie ine and — improvement ber of shorts to cover hurriedly and | mortgaze 4% per cent. bonds at 97. taking » ° bove Mon-| Rein aan iden above Mon-| creene-cananea Copper Company day's best figures. Tho rise was based! hoe closed itx mines and shut down on reiterated rumors that decision in! its smelters in Northern Mexico as a rate vase would be rendered within | result of demand of employees for 25 about twenty-four hours and that jt| per cent. wage increase and other would make an important concessioa | concessions. te demands of the roads. es Pennsylvania scored an advance) CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN relatively larger than any seen in KET. that issue in a similar length of time of late, while Lehigh Valley, which had beneft of a short interest as well as of the argument based on proba- bility of an increase of rates for J. P. Morgan “& Co. and First Na- tional Bank will begin offering on Easiern roads, made a larger gain than any of the other ratiroad issues. “The fact that Can advanced simul-|* usiy with Lehigh Valley was r ded as an indication of a bullish attitude on part of the Reid-Moore | (io interests. Opening was tame affair, volume of business being small, while price changes were utterly negligible. Stocks sed off on later transactions, with issouri Pacific the weak feature, losing 1% to 16% and the 4 per cent bonds to 49. Stocks developed a heavy tone in early afternoon. Faultlessly The Clost Alaska Gold Mines Conner fore eee eed Fair @ Py <a ENING WORLD, R. H. Macy @ ve.’s Attractions Are Thelr Low Prices PS Fn nt en tn bento are, Dainty Blouses ~ Dainty Blouses of Embroidered Batiste Special at $1.89 A very effective model (upper tiiusiva- of sheer allover embroid- inset at shoulder and fronts. Another pretty Blouse, at the same price, is of fine embroidered organdie, with new frilled collar, ¢hort set-in sleeves and hemstitched yoke. Waistcoat Blouses, Crepe, $2.24 An extremely smart emodel (centre {i- lustration), developed in crose-barred crepe, with collar, waistcoat and girdle of white pique. Ae of black moire is cleverly introduced. at the back of the girdle and pearl buttons add an effective finish. Smart Blouses. of Genuine pb asege willow $ 4. 49 In white, navy and black, very well made Blouses, inthis lustrous, durable silk. Hemastitching and picot edges finish the coller, cuffe and fronts of this model, cuf: on the latest fashion- Blouses of Shadow Lace and Net—Advance el, $5 49 In this new Cape Blouse (/ower iiliustration), copied from a Paris model, filmy shadow lace and cream net are exquisitely combined, and mounted on a foundation of flesh tinted chiffon. cape effect of the lace, the nove! ‘winged”’ collar inctive finishing touches in Roman striped taffeta. ‘Third Floor, S4th St, ~~ able lines. Summer Dresses of Glace Taffeta; Special at $6.94 TUES ¥Y, JULY 7, 1014. Clearance of Summer Furniture---Now in Progress An Annual Economy Event - Prices on more than 1,000 pieces of Summer Furniture have been radically reduced for this great Sale. Staples and novelties suitable for Country Homes, Country Clubs, and Summer Hotels at Worth-While Savings Included in the agsortment are: Willow Suites—Stained ana Naturai and Cretonne Cushions for Wiliow Pieces Odd Pieces of Willow Furniture Imported Wicker Furnilure—Natural and Stainea Fibre Rush Furniture in Green and Brown Quaint Old Hickory Furniture Chinese Sea-Grass Furniture Silver Birch Furniture Bamboo Furniture and Rustic Pieces for Lawn and Veranda In most instances but one piece of a style; of some a few duplicates. “Right Sha Button pape” For Juveniles (or Sturdy Shoes for Boys, $1.89 Made in England for R. H. Macy & Co, Boys’ Blucher lace shoes of “Equal solid box calfskin, made on a Glenn’s | : Sulphur . Soap Contains 90% Pure Sulphur Ite regular use makes the skin healthful, complezion fair. nd eradicates pimples, blact oe or ae “et eulphur eoap iteclf MICHIGAN FURNITURE CO. FREE sere This 100-piece “ DinnerSetwith every purchase ef $100 0r over CGR oo as oP RS, 2174-3? AVE teem eed ET 118" 119'"STS BONWIT TELLER &.CO. | The Specialty Shop of Onginations FIFTH AVENUE. AT 38™ STREET pd JE SER TES DIVIDENDS: DECLARED. mate, Peranie a Will Close Out Wednesday At Large Price Reductions Pretty Frocks in strived and checked effects, in smart combinations of: rose, blue and black with white. i wih 5 Models with long tunic skirts (a illus- Dainty batiste and lace trimmed bodices. d Voile Dresses, Eirctive Models, $7.49 In dainty light colors emd in black and white stripes. ‘Dresses with pleated tunic skirts anc! bodice trim- med with Valenciennes lace and or- gandie; velvet ribbon /adds an effec- tive finish. French Crepe Dresses in New Me radieg $8. 94 In pale blue, pink and white; plain and striped imported crepe Dresses; with collars of embroidered organdie; sleeves of trangparent net or batiste. Long tunic skirt. Charming [’rocks of Imported Crepes, $11.74 Plain, floral embroidered and Ro- man striped crepes in very effective models, featuring many novel touches of atyle; wide satin girdles, Dresden buttona; collars and cyffs of em- broidered organdie; trimmings of filet and other fashionable laces, Plain or pleated tunic akirte. Dainty Dresses of White Voile, $6.49 White taffeta girdle, frilled and tucked vestee and cuffs of white batiste and rows of cro- chet buttonstrim thesedresses of white voile. The long tunic skirt ie smartly box pleated. Coatee Dresses of Linen, $5.94 In French and Ramie white alld linens, tailored models With long tunic skirt and fancy buttons. Also lace and embroidery trimmed ef- fecté. Crepe Dresses, Pigue Trimmed, $4.74 In white and fancy colored striped models, featuring the new long tunic; ployed for the ves of these simple Summer Dresses. tnd Crepe Dresses, P3+9O In many novelty materials; sheer and pretty; Dresses with lace and ribbon trimmed bod- ice effects; long and short tunic ski: ‘Third Ficor, Broadway. Satin and Moire Bathing Suits Presenting the Latest Model at $11.49 Une of the season's smartes novelties —the model illus- oped in heavy moire—the lat- Women’s -oats & Capes calsicai girdle, collar and Rights for Every y Toe. Sightly as well as comfort- able. Button Shoes for Chil- dren and Misses; also Ankle Strap Pumps of White Canvas, both with welt soles of solid leather, at these special prices: Sizes. Price 7 to 11.. 2h K Last daliear in high-cut styles only. Barefoot Sandals These are of tan calfekin, with solid leather soles. The Goodyear welt process insures perfectly smooth insoles. Sizes Price 4to 8 $1.19 814 to 1134 to 2. 214 to 6. Becond Floor, 35' Pe eee a eee ee aaamaanaadl Taffeta Silk Parasols, Special at $1.39 A variety of excellent atyles in fancy effects and plain colors, including the ever- popular green. $2.69 Taffeta Silk Parasols, Many styles, in plain colors and the most attractive fancy effects, including: Black and white stripes. Ribbon borders and insertions. Roman stripes and plalds. Floral patterns, etc. Main Floor, Broadway broad, roomy last and de- signed for hard service. Sizes 1to 6. Boys’ Blucher Oxtord Ties, $2.49 Standard Price, $3.00 These mannish low shoes are made of black calfekin, fin- ished with Goodyear welt soles. Built to withstand the hard knocks boys’ shoes usu- ally receive in vacation time. Boys’ Blucher Lace Shoes, $2.69 Shapely and durable shoes of black calfekin, made on a comfortable mannish last. Finished with welt soles of oak leather. Sizes 1 to6. Gecond Fleer, Sth 6. Rear During July and August the Store will be open from 8.30 A. M. until 8.30 P. M., except on Saturdays, when the closing hour will be 12 Neon. New Motor Veils—Just From Paris, $2.29 These clever novelties are of heavy silk mesh—the ends tassel finished eo that they may be easily adjusted; large enough to cover faceand hat— thie Veil is doubly desirable, for it keeps the hat in posi- tion and is a protection against wind and dust. In Black, Purple, Cadet Blue, Navy, Tan, Champagne and White. This French novelty Is named the “Ever-Ready Motor Veil” Each is enclosed in a equare eatin case, which may be con- veniently carried in a purse or hand bag-Main Floor, Broadway. Embroidery Edgings and Flouncings at About One-half Usual Prices For this great sale 8,000 yards of dainty and eautiful Embroideries were purchased from over- tocked importers—at very special concessions. Every yard in the collection is new, fresh, crisp and up to{the Macy high standard of quality. aie Embroidered wiss Edgings; Usually 24c to 29¢ 1 2c Fine Swiss, in widthe 3 to7 inches, ft terns for thi Corsets Cover Em- broidery; Usually i9c a Yd. 29c Pretty allover embroidered effects, with beading at both edges for ribbons. Embroidered Flouncings, Usually 69c; Special (yard) 39c Dainty lace-ike anu floral patterns, especially desirable for the new tier skirts. Width 26 inches, on sheer chiffon Swiss. Moin Flour, Ceatre, Men’ sSummerSuits'13. 75 Were $18.50 to $19.75 and include a mumber of $25.00 values from a recent_purchase. We have sold hundreds of these Suits at $18.60 and phe? and they were splen- id values. The styles with soft, long relllapeler one button to button for the young men, and the more conservative models with sta- tionary roll for men of mature years. Some of the Coats are full ee My boli aan rot whats the tates sight of succllanes ta fabric, ‘and quality of workman: The patterns are jt stripes, club el artan plaide, plain gray, blue and Men's Trousers at $3.75 Of qualit; ap are ‘ancy st! plain colors, and Che latest styles. SaleofMen’ sOxfords $9.89 Measure U; Oe the Usual $4.00 St vs oneal take wie the bee Molin bee dark tan ery Pca oe new last, with receding toe and len’s Lace and But h Macy’s Usual Prices $3.96 te, $5.94 $2. 89 A Leg ye igen of one 's fine Shoes; about nm icathor and black Idan" An coocilent’ thites ta I afforded, al h the size range is incomplete, erent Eee BRT 9 BOYS’ FURNISHINGS At Special Prices A general clearance at savings which in some lines Scrpas Hats Ss fas af sens dt oo wae pret east of economies which ~~“ Blouses, 48c Boys’ Washable Unaally One come ce | Suits, 98c, $1.39 tend seacetale taker ees and $1.98 tached or separate collar. Macy's as Were $1.36 Great variety of colorings. Sines 6 to 16 years. Boys’ Shirts, 68c vane Price Eleewhere $1.00 ad: and big assortment of stripes end Tub Netos Suits, Bo, 12 to 14 inch. s’ Pajamas, 68c Bo ied Price Eleewhere Labia Included are Pajamas white, blue, helio, pink Sizes years. tan, plain and str ods finished with ellk frogs. Choice Boys’ Knicker- le, Sines 4 to 18 bockers, 59c years. ee 'e Usual Price, 78 Bath Reber 3L8° These garments have been ‘ sold elsewhere at 96e. Fine blanket or terry sloth pel ag cgresy ei cdi Robes, in a wide ee! ol plain ‘Sizes bright and pleasing colors. All dom ands ison alee 8 sizes from 6 to ieye yeape. Second Ficer. Rear, Hand Sewing Machines Attractively Priced ~- Indispensable for vacations, week-end trips, camp®, bungalows or summer use (for oen for they are easily carried and ebviate te o aeeenrety of crating and shipping your large mach Practical, perfectly con- structed little Hand Sewing Machines, capable of doing intricate sewing in well reg- Ulated) lockatite! h. iron bese, without covers, $6. me 74 and $7.94. Beverages of Established Purity A list trom which advantageous selections may be ace! Real fi ire. Whiskey. Bearboa W: with patch pockets Gifferent styles of plaita; made of white duck, tan K, tan lines. oxy er tan linen crash ) Uld Mellow seoten Wi Per Brat Extre— body, ful! ri} 1 Ueuss aone, beue Olorose Cuadrade, 2 ber bettie 812.09 dozen dotties. 10.00 15.00 22.50 This includes a collection gf odd garments comprising a /nume ber of silk coatees and cuffs, Covered buttons add to its style, and the finishing de- tails are of notable excellence, In navy blue or black, Black Peau de Cygne Bathing Sule $3.79 Well made Suite cut on modish lines and made of lus- trousblack peau de cygne, A simple model, button trimmed and of excellent style. Third Ficer, Embroidered Flouncings, Imported to sell ai $1 "5 $1.50 yard, Now 49c a Yard SWISS MUSLIN #LOUNCINGS, r and fine, effectively embroidered in deep bordered patterns. BATISTE FLOUNCINGS of exquisite design with Venise lace and embroidery in combination, In 42 and 45inch widths for the fashionable tunic dresses. Main ieee, Centre. ‘This eale, 62.08 per i allo 1.06 te Mount Vernon Whisker— 8 ssid Der bottle Califoruin, Port, Wi ‘Star Usual pri 1.0 Hale pri su 48 naa bes Der bortle rong snele tion ft th eR rae on sae ‘8.74 ve oper vdcsen” elite,