The evening world. Newspaper, July 14, 1914, Page 5

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1914.” m “SO.BABES REGISTERED 700 MARINES TO BE ra-und State Department omcisi,| YANKEE MIDDIES 1N LONDON,| Averican ottcers rill partctoate J CHILD TRAMPLED TO DEATH, |r was bametees and woutd not permit at which a number of appeals from —_— oor renee Cravens nd, a4 two por « ee READY TO GO TO HAYT) | Americans, in, Have tor protection | Round of tentertatnments forcaders| Kamer, windons, walsh, Atbaseado? lwaity of toe Wagon Under the] BRT. TIEUP AT BRIDGE. pa z red were discussed. From Annapolis, kent on behalf of the Dames of Virginia, Hoots of Street Car Ho pc OPIUM DEN IS RAIDED. LONDON, July M—The Amertean Morris Pavia, three years old, No, 78|TMOSsands Dela on Way to — Sacramento Ordered From Mexico battleships Missourt and tinots ar-| RUNS DOWN BOY, FLEES. | starket strect, jumped on the back ttep Work tn Manhattan, an ive wagon for a ride shortly after 3 a f 0-1 ( { to the “Black Republic” to | Three Women and One Man Caught|chored in the Fhenmg wet na an : Several thousand patrons of the! : 4 pP i erat MOOUE a eee! | ggtizman Abrahamson, seventeen, of {9 o'clock thie morning, When the ice], R. ‘T, were trom half to thtee-quars a Protect America By Detectives. where they will remain about a week. | No, 150 South Elghth street, Willtams-| wagon wae crossing the car tracks at Cl ricans. On board js a large party of cadets | purg, was struck by @ touring car at — ters of an hour Inte at their piaces of An apartment on the second floor of|from the Naval Academy at Annapolia Madison and Market streets little Mor-| business in Manhattan this morning bee r ‘ s 2 eet and Driggs avenue, § WASHINGTON, July 14—Orders 29 Cherry atreet, suid to be owned|who have been taking their annual | South Ninth street an .| ris jumped or fell off right under the] cause of a tleup of tra Mc at the Mans } a | YF 4 sburg, thie mo «. t rt > Registration Will Be ,| have ‘been isnued by the Navy Dee orina Gaimarl, was raided to-day | crag, gant William F ullam, Su-| Williamsburg. this morning, and hurled | fet of two horsen drawing © Madisonl hattan end of the ironkinn ritne CONSTI PATION partment for the mobilizing of 695 Detectives Whitman, Lowe, Benjamin] who commands the pr equadron, | rhe chauffeur I a Pao at 5 first car of an inbound W 1 and for disorders of the Liver, ‘ f |marines at Guant. Cuba, f Kasinsky and four perons were ar-| found a sheaf of Invi awaiting | The chauffeur loo! back at the boy, y A train jumped the track in a “pocket” at Bowols and ive Organe, tinued Daily Until Thurs- | ™ anamo, Cuba, for! rovted for smoking opium and using |himeelt. his officers onwalting | out on mote apecd, excaping before ‘ Ht the terminus at 7.25, blocking the in | probable service in Hayti. waine, They are hanes Russo, No. | They carte from British naval men and} any one could get the number of hie he wheels could ie Le of tain pint ft 7. ‘ | The Sacramento, now in Mexican| 124 Cherry street; Rosina Gain No, [from various American soctetiea tn Lons Abrahamson waa attended by D e cross the river it was ; oc y street; Muy Chin, don who have arranged many e| 2 | ear, " ye we ched the Bay Ridge, Lexingt day of this Week. | waters, has been ordered to Port au| {2° Cherry etree | Mey aret | ments for the Ainerican visitors "| veariman, of the Willamsbure Hoapt-| iia, but he ‘dead, | rt Myrtle avenue traning. i Prince, Hayti, immediately to pro- Bayard street. The Gulmart woman] The officers of the American battle. | tal, and taken home suffering from] kicked on the head persons had to er tect Americans and their interests. | was charged with having a revolver In| ahips will reciprocate by throwing tha | deep acalp Wounds und @ possivle frac | tractured 1 few traina that crossed U one he vessels open to visitors, On July 20 the ture of the skull ‘The lieutenant said the driver of the! bridge in the course of the blockade About thirty-five youngsters were ‘The ordora were issued late yester-' her possession. Fegistered yesterday in the better = — = = =: - babies contest, just opened by The {anes Evening World and the Women's Civic League of Tarrytown and North BH. Mecy & wo.’o Attractions Are Thelr Low Prieta RH. Macy & Co,"s Attrections Are Their Lew Prices Tarryt: & ° |, The revletration took place betwotn 9 On Saturdays the Store Will Be 9 Nes + the afternoon be ve open half a Day, &30 A. M. until noon. ie it nt Hi jo, T , Wiildoy bisaat, Tartythrn, tt dene tot Other Week Days from 8.30 A. M. till 5.30 P. M. Men’s All-Silk Shirts, $2.39 Grace A. Meeker, the district nurse; PO POPPO RPL LLL LPL PPPL PLLA LL PPP PPP PP PPP APP PP PPD PPP PPD Very Finely Made of Pure “Tub” Miss Margaret McCarthy and Miss Strong & Comfortable Couch Silk, Closely Woven and Washable. Summer Frocks o Pin-stripe Voile Special « $7.94 Usually $8.94 Avery pretty new model, as illustrated. the first examination for the money prizes offered by The Evening World and the League, from 10 to 12 A. M. and 2to 4 P. M. The babies will be divided into three classes, from three to wix months, froin six to fifteen Hammocks, Special at $6.74 Morrow and the next day, between Nothing more comfortable for Jand 4 P. M. On Friday of this week will be held sultry summer days can be imagined than one of these Single, double, and candy stripes of blue, lavender, pink, green, tan and 4 Hammocks suspended porch two year ie cose ieee There wilt In sheer striped voile in fashionable color- black on light grounds. Every desirable pattern and color combination. a een ‘the steal rath eh be & prizo of $6 and a prize of $5, one iy Lo al Ree bad add Raila Malley All sizes, 14 to 17; sleeves, 34 to 35. Coat models with soft double cuffs. galvanized “Rome-tink” Spring rth t bab: iste, le 30 q ‘ for the Dest baby. the ‘Seel sual ‘ and pleated tunic are of the voile. In Specialty Shops These Shirts Sell at $4.00. Size 28x72 inches. Height of ends nation will take place early in Oc- tober, thus allowin months for improvement, In this period between the pretimi- nary and final examinations there will be free lectures on infant welfare for the mothers with babies in the contest. The dates will be announced later in The Evening World. The lectures will be given by physicians of standing, whose services have been Black taffeta is cleverly used for the underskirt and girdle of these fetching Frocks, wind shield. The latter adj ; . justs to Dainty Dresses of Floral two positions, making a com- Striped Voile, $6.49 ; Several Hundred Carpet fortable back rest, Magazine 4 Dockets on ends. Mattress is cotton filled, canvas covered, and button lf th , . t ake Seta Tec aaraiavennert tufted. Double ropes through the ends. Complete with hanging e ifittcenacierees | Remnants at Exactly Half Price _* ctnwtecm ii. sn Pe and wind shield 25 inches. Broad, flat stretchers through ends and three Main Floor, 85th Btreet. rocured by the Wome Civic jae skirt features a fitted yoke. i ‘hich We have separated from our Carpet stock a great number of remnants of patterns whic! GOVERNOR JUST ESCAPES. Dresses of Imported we cannot FeCrder from manufacturers. While not large enough to cover a room, the Table Da asks at Chauffeur, with a Jolt, 5 Crepes and Challies quantities in each piece range from three yards to ten and twelve yards. One or m two grades are limited in quantity. Lengths under ten yards will not be cut. Also a Were $17.74 & $18.74 quantity of samples at less hat half price, 1 yard and 114 yard lengths. Now $10.74 i i lors are employed Dotted and striped materials in pretty summer co j i for these lovely Frocks with transparent yokes, filmy net and lace ruffles and silk girdles. dele Linen Dresses—Tailored & Trimmed Models— Were $6.94 to $7.4, Now $5.49 adi and in whit 1 t styles with long tunic skirts, Brussels isthe Nbrohaty triewmad’ boatee effects oF coatee models. pee tacks ts Car, e ts ere 84c yard Were $1.59 yard ere $1.54 yard Special, yard, 42c} }Special, yard, 79c} Special, yard, 77c Machine Up a Si ALBANY, July 14.—Gov. Dadly shaken up late yen Butomobile accident which to the one he was in while apeeding to the police games in New York with Mayor Mitchel, He was going down Hudson avenue tn his car, on his way from the Capitol to the Executive Mansion, when a horse Most Attractive Prices Table Linens that have been selected for special selling because so eminently desirable for summer use; serviceable wn qual.ty—and of the sizes and styles most in defrand—these are o.vered at prices which provide Very Substantial Savings Scalloped Damask Table Cloths— Usually $2.97—Specialat,each $2.29 Extra heavy, pure Irish linen damask in very effective circu lar designs; Well bleached and with firmly scalloped edges. Size 68 inches in diameter. Heavy Wool Velvet Carpets Were $1.14 yard Special, yard, 57c Velvet Carpets Plain Colors Were $1.34 yard Special, yard, 64c Tapestry Brussels Carpets ere 89c yard Special, yard, 44¢ and truck suddenly appeared in front of him trom a@ side street. “The Governor's @hautfeur could not stop in time to avert @ collision, turned acroas the side- walk within @ few inches of a telegraph pole and on up th treet. The jolting over the sidewalk curbs pve the Governor a severe folting, but e was not injured. He took'a train for toga Springs, where he will make je principal address at unveiling @f the Spencer 'T Memo! Wilton Velvet 200 Summer Dresses Originally $5.49 to $8.94, Now $3.96 3.9 : j Irish Linen Damask Napkins— ON Co eh tees Dresses Of crepe, striped and flows Remnants of Inlaid and Figured Cork Linoleums Size 22x22 inches, dozen, $1.98 ered voile and linen in white and dainty colorings. These represent all short lengths taken from our linoleum stockroom that have been Extra heavy and made of fine clean Irish yarn; meadow bleached. Only two or three of any one style, but all are extremely modish left over from the present season's cutting. A variety of neat designs. No Tablecloths to match; hence this low price. and desirable, . Third Floor, Brondway, ~ a. Inlaid Linoteum, 59¢} jFigured Cork 29¢ re ot ant eae $4.19 Now sq. yd. Linoleum, Now sq. yd. Round Tablecloths—size 66x66 inches with matching Napkins; Was 98c to $1.59 Was 48c to 69c edges are closely and strongly scalloped. Hemstitched Sets—of same size and quality—Special at $3.49, ‘5 ‘ Damask Tablecloths and Napkins m Mats at About One-Fourth Their Usual Value A , Linoleum contains 400 small Mats cut from our remnants, each with rounded comers Matched Patterns Specially Priced. Clearance of Blouses Originally $1.89 to $15.89 Now 94c to $8.94 GELINTS Full bleached, pure flax—woven especially for us andin a variety We Trust the Whole A Collection of 180 Blousee—fashionable models inz 2 ani Re STENIe Ordinarlly “4 de 24 36 ij ye “90 of pretty patterns; hemmed and ready for use. ingert i x36 in. 50c to TABLECLOTHS World Lace, Lingerie, Voile and 18x36 in. 30c to 50c Cc _ 19¢ nw | Oe wi Handkerchief Linen Napki Napki 18x10 inches Half Dex. $1.49 | dada inches Halt Dor, 92.09 Heavy Irish Satin Table Damask—Very Special at, yard 58c Fine quality, well woven, pure flax, full bleached and of ser- ‘gable weight that will launder and wear well, Width 70 inches, i very desirable patterns. Becond Floor, 35th St, Cowperthwait credit is meant for every one. There are no restrictions, no red tape, you don’t even need an introduction, and it matters not how much or little you make—your credit is good for all the furniture, rugs and housefurnishings you want. Featuring the latest collar and sleeve effects—and In a varlety of smart styles. ‘Third Floor, 34th Street, Tailored Suits of Gabardine . French Cluny ’ Lace-Trimmed Tablecloths Macy's Usual Price (set), $8.89 Specially Priced There are 100 pieces in a set. Pink floral design; Very handsome Tablecloths with gold on handles, pure liren centres ana deep bors American Dinner Sets, Decorated Porcelain, $5.89 Mahogany Finished Rocker Cluny tae, in" heavy fective H i A Typical Cowperthwat |!'f! Advance pate Americas Porcelain. Decorated Beverages of Value Sm hs Ginko RG Dinner Sets, $11.89 é Comfortable Autumn Model Wood seat; well These are all in circular designs, M Usual Price (set), $16.89 ® ° Balanced genet: e td Floor, 35th Street, ee border design, dainty shapes. Gold on every piece, Set of 100 Established Pu rity $3.95 Special $24.74 Madeira Theo. Haviland Theo. Haviland A list from which desirable selections may be made: HONDREDS oF 4 China Decorated China Decorated The Colobwated Cowlgs, Mortiach, Heoteh Wnisker— Pome mentee am s nett leva De » Centrepieces Dinner Sets, 92.89 | Dinner Sets, $24.89 | a aa "Teas, RE nas il ow LOW PRICES, trated indicate the style innovations V Macy’s Usual Price (eet), $31.75 Mav's Usual Price (cet), $34.75 ai ve eslelnet Lage son |eaee Phe ae Brandy— for the coming season. Set comprises 99 pieces. retty border _ des on sinvaniene or’ gals: Ooo My Jas per eps 33. . If You Want Credit avacoad fv I@sinealeht cnatar at Very ; Dainty border terns: very aractul, shapes, Gold nay Bie ohio’ er ai GBS Rak Ete? biota 81:88 Bo Pay Us This Wi dine in leaf green, seal brown, navy and £ gracetulshapes. Goldo es. 3 es 5 —— $1 Monthly ‘on $18.00 biackethew ar seal Sus or md Special Prices penannnnannnnannnnennnnnnnnnnnnnnnannnnrnn Tee 40 Mh ttn "Be our neff | lonthly on ef summer wear—wi eir braid boun fandeem ande-seal- . ° ° #19 Monthly on $200.00 edges and smart finishing details, ot cemereicered. pwc + The Great Sale of Mosquito Netting Ghorrice from Jose BW, Ivison, Jeres de le Frontera, peia— lonthly on $500. Note the cross-over fronts and the portation trom the Madeira Isl- military collar of the kimono coat— renthis sale, offered at ¢ Towels Continues } Piece of 8 Yards, 57c Royal Cabinet Gherrs— os ots ato, ei Bi4.24 Wor; 61-2 per bora, | Amoniiliado Peonia trimmed at the back with wide bow sitwuchait uous: prices | Ay assertment of 75400 Vowels | Special at (piece) of si raid, skirt in novel variety of beautiful designs spec y purchased and priced for h e *F 7 oe ‘& Co, unic. 5 : aiid fe e values. | Towels § Medium fine mesh; colors: black, c Size 18 inches, 98c of every wanted weight and § 4 ie mesh; colors: black, Harris & Company, Operte, H he ; i. white, 5 — J Smart New Traveling Skirts Size 20 inches, $1.29 Weave, size and sort, at prices 3 fy! an’ and ‘slate, Width, £4.14; hottie. OTe eros Heit 81.86 det. “Oldest Furniture of Serge and Eponge $4 89 Size 24 inches, $1.49 which mean A liner mesh at Te plece tie’ price Sinai bottle, Ras. | i Dor BSE, House in America” fa $ Second Floor, 85th Street. Very Substantial Savings Basement, Unported Port Win Ol—Put up by B. M. Macy @ Co A long Russian model of navy blue over a foundation of Roman : cminaremicne B8e_per bottle, 3rd Avenue | Park Row striped eponge; very well tailored. Third Floor, Broadway. Macy's Medicinal Malt Whiskey— | American Kummel, Red Star Brané— at I2let Street | at Chatham Se, “Pre and full favored. $8.89 per dozen; per bottle, T8e. | Per gallon, $2.55; per boitie, TBs, Colored Wash Goods Remnants-—Clearance Open Saturday Evenings Macy's Celebrated Pure Fruit Syrups—Raspberry, strawberry, lemon, orange, vanilla, pineapple and ten other flavors; absolutel pure; pint bottles, vach, 24e; quart bottles, each 4c, All-Wool Suits Were $4.96 and $6.49, High Grade Suits | Were $7.49 to $14.74, Were 12c to 190 Norfolk and double - breasted models. Sizes 7 to 18 years. Were 19c to 29¢ Included in the assortment are: Gingham, Silk-and-Cotton Cre, Lawn, Linen Weft Voiles, Madr » Printed Voile, Cotton Crepe, Plisse Japanese Cotton Foularde, Silk and Cotton Fabrics. Poplins, » Tussah, Cotton Ratines and Costume Linens, : Were 29c to 98 Norfolk models, i: very fine materials. Sizes 8 to 18 years, Boys’ Rompers, Were 49c, 74c and 98c, Now 39c and 59c toon or beach style, long or short sleeves; all colors, Second Vicor, Rear, os ics Ne Fabri ics Ne . “Lemoe'"— sweetened diluted lemon Iuice used for all purposes ial settee Me Fee iee | | tetas doe Fondo ioe. Now $5.94 & $7.49 Now $3.49 & $4.74 Preteen Tetilee osen tig ech bane eds se aa _$4,98; each, 440. Extract—One bottle makes 6 to 10 gallons 2 le, for this sale, 10¢; dozer $1.18. Rose's Ce! uice -ubsolutely pure; in the large size bottles, our price, dozen, $3.96; cach, 34c. Fitth Floor, 85th Gt,